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@Phat2art

Жыл бұрын

yo man do you think Adema are worth making a video on? for some reason, I'm reminded of them watching this one.

@anti-ethniccleansing465

Жыл бұрын

LOL! Dude… Did you seriously just equate the Deftones to _Static-X and Mudvayne????!!!_ *Wtf!?!* Deftones is TOP-tier music, and Mudvayne is a crappy Pearl Jam knock off like Creed or Nickelback... and who tf is Static-X?! I worked for the music industry in the late 90s and early 2000s, and whoever Static-X is, they certainly weren’t memorable! You lost so much respect here for daring to compare the awesomeness of CKY and Deftones to that utter CRAP! Dang, dude.

@Phat2art

Жыл бұрын

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 did you say mudvayne rip off pearl jam? 😂

@anti-ethniccleansing465

Жыл бұрын

@@Phat2art I got their crappy band name confused with another shitty band that also starts with an M that was a Pearl Jam rip-off (I can’t think of their name atm, but I’m almost positive it starts with an M and it might even has the word mud in it). Mudvayne was still super shitty though. Fukkin’ nu-metal garbage. It’s utterly revolting to put them in the same breath as Deftones, so it doesn’t change my point. Edit: The PJ rip-off band I was thinking of was Puddle of Mudd (the extra ‘d’ isn’t a typo). It doesn’t start with an M, but definitely had the word Mud in it and even has that same annoying misspelling thing that so many crappy bands did back then.

@Phat2art

Жыл бұрын

Reads like weakness

CKY may just be the ultimate "ya had to be there" sort of band. Everyone I know of my age loves this band and I don't know anyone outside my age group who knows or cares. Infiltrate. Destroy. Rebuild. is a 10.

@beveragessimracing8879

Жыл бұрын

Limp Bizkit might slot in right behind them

@dropdead8886

Жыл бұрын

I'm 20 and they were the first experimental punk type band I liked

@tomgann9383

Жыл бұрын

@@dropdead8886 not even close to “experimental punk”. Cky is almost the definition of late era “nu-metal”.

@jordanbenson2980

Жыл бұрын

Fact

@LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud

Жыл бұрын

They are our generations' great white buffalo or magical unicorn. Where you gotta be 30-40yrs old (now) to know their work extensively. The nostalgia this band brings me is unreal

“Infiltrate. Destroy. Rebuild.” is one of my personal 10/10 no skips albums.

@mink03

Жыл бұрын

10.. the exact number of tracks on that album

@ashcan6

Жыл бұрын

Me, too.

@jonnorthall8526

Жыл бұрын

Too true, such a good album from start to finish

@dieffenbach12jeff

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations

@darthbango1999

Жыл бұрын

Yep...

What I loved about CKY is that they didn't sound like any other band. They had a unique sound and it rocked but was also catchy. Underrated band imo

@javierriveros9833

Жыл бұрын

There's a band called Nema, it's Christian metalcore but everyone's telling me they sound like cky, so I demand your answer. Check their song "Shake and Bake"

@LilKookaburra

Жыл бұрын

Ultimately

@diddyfaplord

Жыл бұрын

@@javierriveros9833ain’t nobody on a cky video trying to listen to a Christian rock band lol. Not trying to be a dick just saying

@javierriveros9833

Жыл бұрын

@@diddyfaplord doesn't cky means Christians Kool yiberish?

@Ted_Sheckler

Жыл бұрын

​Javier Riveros Why don't you go sit in the corner for a little while.

Deron Miller is a riff monster, his 96 Bitter Beings riffs are fantastic.

@08mlascelles

Жыл бұрын

Shame he’s such a vile person.

@Mike-ix5sv

Жыл бұрын

If you havnt, check out galactic prey by foreign objects ( deron's death metal project ) One of my favorite albums of the decade, deron is a riff machine!!!

@celebratedeth362

Жыл бұрын

@@Mike-ix5sv I'm playing Test It Out right now as I read this comment. Did you check out the re-release of the first Foreign Objects CD with James Murphy (From Testament) soloing over the tracks?

@Mike-ix5sv

Жыл бұрын

@@celebratedeth362 I havnt but I will, thanks for the info

@chrisrudolph6817

Жыл бұрын

Disengage the Simulator has an all-time riff too.

"But behind the scenes, things were getting ugly..." The hallmark of all great VH1 Behind the Music episodes

@vladtheinhaler8940

Жыл бұрын

Very true.

@coopdville855

Жыл бұрын

You know what would be fun? Well for me,at least. Listing some of the bands that statement is true of. 1) Pink Floyd 2) The Beatles 3) Pantera 4) The Police 5) Fleetwood Mac 6) Black Sabbath It's probably best to just stop myself right there. I have no doubt that number could grow to triple digits with enough thought out into it.

@thomasbowers5773

Жыл бұрын

"But offstage....things were falling apart"

@troyevitt2437

Жыл бұрын

I finally found the most "vanilla" VH1 BTM episode. It's the Neil Diamond one. No drug mishaps, no crashed sports cars, no motel rooms fulla hookers and blow....He had one divorce and his bass guitarist's wife had a rough pregnancy. "Neil Diamond: The Jewish Elvis". Neil Diamond's biggest "Oopsie" was black-face in "The Jazz Singer", but even THAT was based on the original Jazz Singer with Al Jolson.

@coopdville855

Жыл бұрын

@@troyevitt2437 kind of makes you wonder why they even bothered to make the episode, doesn't it!? I guess that I'm not too surprised that Neil Diamond didn't have the type of personal turmoil going on behind the scenes that we've come to associate with that show. All of those types of problems are clichés typically associated with rock musicians. I bet that someone like Barry Manilow probably has a similarly devoid of drama backstory.

CKY man…takes me right back to 2003. Young kid. Skateboarding everyday with zero responsibilities. Bam Margera, Jackass, HIM…Fond memories! 96 quite bitter beings is an outstanding guitar riff. They had some good tunes

@Dusterdimmu81

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Bam margera was my hero.

@Missconduct044

Жыл бұрын

Never liked HIM.

@Maialeen

Жыл бұрын

The HIM thing is so weird. Just because margera had an obsessive man crush on Ville Valo, they became a thing in US skate culture of that time and huge with the kids who watched jackass. But their actual style and sound was romantic, goth, dark rock/metal. And that's what they were in Europe. And then suddenly in America... skateboarding. It was just so strange and didn't fit together.

@NickJardine

Жыл бұрын

@@Maialeen yeah, I agree. But that’s how culture works. A band starts showing up and being associated with something else and it just grows on people and takes a life of its own. Perfect example: what just happened with Metallica and Stranger Things

@Zombies8MyPizza

Жыл бұрын

@@Maialeen Tbf, most of the world wouldn't have known who HIM were if it wasn't for Bam so yeah, that association with skating as seemingly unfitting as it is, is always going to be there. Worth mentioning that a lot of skaters were also getting into the whole emo thing in the mid 00s and HIM fit perfectly into that.

"Escape From Hellview" and "Flesh Into Gear" are very nostalgic and very important songs to me.

@robertdavison507

Жыл бұрын

Flesh Into Gear is a favorite of mine for sure, cheers bro

@Ordinary_BS

11 ай бұрын

Same here

@rocksteady9826

8 ай бұрын

Sink into the underground is one for me

@kdizzle901

2 ай бұрын

And 96 quite bitter beings

Without watching a single second of this: yes, the problem was obvious. They wrote the best riff on earth too soon.

0:17 Im not even a fan of this band at all and I still recognize this riff being a classic among "Smoke On The Water", "Master Of Puppets", "Welcome To The Jungle" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" Some riffs are just THAT GOOD that no matter if you are fan or not, they gonna stick to your brain forever.

@murphyfromthegrave2306

Жыл бұрын

Uh, no it’s not, not even close.

@ATDStudios

Жыл бұрын

I would never have expected to see you in the comments for a cKy video of all places, Ced!

@cederickforsberg5840

Жыл бұрын

@@ATDStudios Haha! I watch most Punkrock MBA videos ;) and as said, not a listener, but that riff is classic!

@No-sr5fb

Жыл бұрын

@@murphyfromthegrave2306 easily is

@AtlasCompleXtheProd

Жыл бұрын

Well, definitely recognizable

Brings back some great memories, being 17-18 in the early 2000s, listening to CKY, watching the videos then getting drunk with my mates and jumping off roofs, throwing ourselves around in shopping trolleys, setting each other on fire, etc. In retrospect, I'm surprised no one was seriously injured 😅

@eatassonthefirstdate

7 ай бұрын

damn right i turned 18 in 2002 i was watching cky2k at age 16 we definitely had already did lots of some very questionable acts while drinking liquor too fast while doing hella blow😅

That 99QBB riff is one of THE BEST riffs of all time.

This band was always underrated in my opinion. I think them being attached at the hip to Bam Margera was a double edged sword. Due to Bam obviously increasing their popularity in the 2000's but also making them categorized by so many as just skater rock music. They are a great band and had unique guitar riffs and lyrics. Ultimately I think their height will rest in the 2000's skate scene which their is nothing wrong with that. Im 28 and CKY was my first concert in 2005 I was in 5th grade and it was sorta their height with Viva La Bam ect. They are great live. Ill always love this band. Thanks for the video!

CKY Vol. 1 was such a great album. Riff machines! They could just never break their association with Bam

@pentexsucks43

Жыл бұрын

Volume 1 will always be a top 10 album for me, every song had a perfectly crafted riff in it.

@nicolasbaker9601

Жыл бұрын

@@pentexsucks43 the secret track at the end!

@Lateralus1007

Жыл бұрын

Why would they He put them on the map & is brothers w the drummer

@ugsskywatchermckenzie4319

Жыл бұрын

his brothers the literal drummer lol of course they couldn’t 😂

@xipetotek8366

Жыл бұрын

@@Lateralus1007 because he is trash

These guys are still on my daily rotation. Carver City is a phenomenal album and everyone needs to listen to it.

@jessiegarcia82

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Definitely underrated album.

@thamilkman807

Жыл бұрын

Backed 100%

@Rain-hg4di

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@mcreal109

Жыл бұрын

The sequel to Carver City recently came out and it's amazing, SYNERGY RESTORED

@wyattderp5510

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!!!!

Deron is an amazong song writer. Even his new shit with 96bb is awesome. Very underrated song writer. An absolute riff machine.

I guitar teched for CKY in 2011 towards the end. I was roommates with their bass player at the time. It was hard at first but it became fun. Chad's gear was a hodge podge of all these rack units and a wireless from the 90s that hardly worked correctly. But obviously when it worked well it sounded good. Darren used a Marshall DSL 2000 with a Boss synth wah, octave driver and a TU-2 tuner. His shit ALWAYS worked, everyday. Darren was nutty at times and would wander off but I always liked him. He played Best In Show for like five days straight on the bus. Thanks to Darren I'm a better fan of Mel Brooks. I have nothing bad to say about any of them. They're all unique people. Chad was difficult to relate to at first but I ended up really liking him in the end...as I figured out how to get his rig to last a night of songs. They're a great band. I still like jamming to them.

@darrynmccartney1118

6 ай бұрын

I doubt you were a tech for them, considering you don't even know how to spell Derons name 😂

@Chunkypumpkinhead

5 ай бұрын

@@darrynmccartney1118 I feel like not being able to spell lends MORE credence to his claim. My old guitarist had my old drummer's name wrong for years.

@darrynmccartney1118

5 ай бұрын

@@Chunkypumpkinhead sounds like amateur hour to me. If you can't spell the name right for someone you work with or alongside, then it's more than likely bullshit you ever worked with them.

CKY truly had an original sound it's a shame they fell apart.

@craze77

Жыл бұрын

So listen to 96 Bitter Beings, it’s basically present CKY 👌🏻

@Very-old-man

8 ай бұрын

@@craze77It’s like a cover band. Deron and a bunch of dad rockers. Deron had the substance and Jess and Chad had the style. They need each other.

@FederalEmployee

27 күн бұрын

​@@Very-old-mantf you talking about 96 bitter beings is original music none of which is covering anything

One of the most underrated rock bands I can think of. A weird concept of how die hard fans were great for the band, but maybe a barrier too.

My band actually opened for them in Amsterdam back in 2009 on the day they were dropped by Roadrunner. They were not in a good mood that day. They raided our backstage and took our dr. Peppers from the fridge xD

@jesuzzah

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

I went to a lot of CKY shows in the early 2000s. It was always so cool how after every show they would come out to the parking lot and meet fans. I remember one time they missed their flight because they choose to stay and sign stuff for every fan there. The good days.

@Cloud21283

Жыл бұрын

I saw them most recently a few years ago at Warped Tour when they were promoting The Phoenix album. CiG was just casually hanging out in their merch booth smoking, and then after the show I ran into Matt Dies escorting a couple ladies to their car. He took a pic with me and then took off on his scooter. So down to earth and didnt seem bothered by fans approaching them at all.

@KaliBella

8 ай бұрын

I saw them maybe around 2005?? I can’t remember I was so young, but this band that literally had animatronics/robots opened for them and I’m prepared to reward anyone for the name of that band 😩

Man I miss the old CKY. Saw them live a bunch of time between 2002 and 2004. They played a lot of shows in Southern California. They were fun live.

@SevenIs4514

Жыл бұрын

His new band sounds identical to that.

@Aaron-bh5fx

Жыл бұрын

First band I ever went to see live

@kennyw7895

Жыл бұрын

@@Aaron-bh5fx Same here. Saw them in 2002 and Chad drank an entire bottle of Jim Beam in the hour they were on stage. By the end of the show, he could barely stand but somehow was playing guitar perfectly. Those guys were crazy

@stevestraining7291

Жыл бұрын

They were technically TIGHT live too.. very good

I've been listening to HIM and CKY since the Haggard movie/soundtrack came out back in the day. I'd love to see your take on HIM, especially now that they've disbanded.

@MrKylederp

Жыл бұрын

@@kelm91 They had some decent songs.

@ChillPillDyl

Жыл бұрын

Haggard! So few know about this amazing gem

@ericsahli

Жыл бұрын

Fucking loved Haggard

@Wargy16

Жыл бұрын

@Your Wrong that's a good way to look at it

@drewom9404

Жыл бұрын

"You guys heard the new Gnarkill cd?"

Alcohol is a serious problem. I'm over 5½ years sober. At my worst, I was consuming a bit over a ½ gallon a day. I went to rehab in Massachusetts, it took me about 12 hours to get there and the plane only gave me 2 drinks and then 1 from Chicago to Connecticut. I was withdrawaling badly pulling into the rehab. My bac was .40 That would kill 90% of people. I was withdrawaling. Meaning, I was likely functioning with a .6-.7. I know that's extremely difficult to believe, but, it's the truth. I drank heavily for 20+ years. I got really bad, about the last 6-7 years. Hospital bills and lawyer/court fee's, equal about 2½ houses paid for. I don't miss that shit at all. I fully expect to die earlier than I should. I damaged my body pretty good. If you can control your drinking, cheers! If you're honest with yourself and you know you're getting out of control, get help.

@ThePunkRockMBA

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear you are doing better now!

“Disengage the Simulator” one of my all time favorite jams by CKY 🤘🎸

To All Of You was my favorite track from them. So many memories come flooding when that plays. CKY was such a great band.

@KingKickass69

Жыл бұрын

Such a good song. I like chasing that one down with Don't hold your Breath. They sure knew how to tug at the heartstrings!

@Red_Eyed

Жыл бұрын

@@KingKickass69 My man. Hahah. That they did.

@luciuskapahs5547

Жыл бұрын

Love that song

@KaliBella

8 ай бұрын

That song gives me the chills.

To this day I’ve never heard a band that sounds like deron era CKY. Such a unique sound, love those albums

CKY shows from like 2002-2006 were just a fun time. The band/fans were such a close knit group that just loved the music and wanted to have fun at every show. Saw them countless times in NY/NJ/PA/CT. Driving all over to shows alone, but then meeting up with CKY Alliance members who were friends/family.

@KaliBella

8 ай бұрын

I saw CKY in Los Angeles in that timeframe and this crazy band with like, robots or animatronics or something opened for them… I’ll give 1 million dollars to whoever can tell me the name of that band 😫 I was like 13 and it felt like a fever dream. But my brother remembers it too so I know it was real

As a former skater and self-described punk rocker, I was a massive fan in the early 2000's. But I was also young and dumb. Then I grew up. Now looking back, I realize that they were exceedingly shitty people. And none of this surprises me. Brandon Dicamillo might be the only exception. It's no surprise that he dropped out of the whole thing and now lives a quiet, anonymous life.

@Greanestbean

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree it was weird looking back on these guys who I thought were cool when I was a teenager and now as an adult I realize just how much they actually sucked. Still enjoy the music but I understand why they fell apart.

I played a show with CKY in 2000 It was In Asbury "Casino" Skatepark ..When I was in As Darkness Falls.. Point being.. IT FUCKING ROCKED! And I skated during their whole set- and landed some huge ass tricks! They got me stoked! Thanks for the memories CKY! Great Vid Fin!

CKY was definitely one of my "gateway to harder metal" bands back in late elementary/ early middle school! i was a little skate rat + that landspeed video absolutely rocked all of our little minds at the time. these guys were hugely influential in so many of us "groms" growing up into actual sponsored skaters (not me lol) or harder music fans. CKY was a truly bonding glue in that era/ scene. I have friends I still talk to 20-25 years later bc we originally met in a skate park wearing CKY merch. awesome video Finn!

CKY is one of the best bands ever! I discovered them when I was young thru the obvious way (bam) and liked their music. After years of not really listening to them I was older and had gone thru a major shift in my musical taste and when they came to mind for the first time in years I wanted to go back and get a hit of nostalgia secretly expecting that I wouldn't like it as much as I did then just like a lot of bands I somehow liked when I was 14 that give me stomach aches today. When I went back to CKY though, I became an even bigger fan than I was when I was younger! As a kid I thought the songs were cool (not to mention the bam/jackass connection) but now purely for its musical integrity I've come to realize what an amazing songwriter and guitar player Deron is! I'm so glad you covered them because like you said they get overlooked by most of the metal/music community.

I agree, they could have been legends like Korn, Slipknot or at the very least the Mudvayne tier of influence/respect if they didn't let their problems tear themselves apart! The three bands I just mentioned also battled drugs, metal illness, loss, and conflicts over creative differences. Fortunately those bands managed to do the impossible and (for the most part) stick together and overcome their personal demons. Some bands manage to win that battle, others loose, its just the way it goes I suppose. I agree 100% with what you said about their influence. I was a little late to the CKY party as I (am not a skater and) discover them on Myspace during that era. They quickly became one of my favorite bands and one of my Mom's least favorite bands! Fond memories of blasting them through the speakers every chance I got!

CKY never fell, they got immortalized in time by jackass and Bam.

@jewyjewjew7264

Жыл бұрын

I love Bam but he the real cocksucker when it comes to him hating on DM leaving the band.

No mention of chads off the chain drinking problem? I know deron was a problem but it seems disingenuous to not mention chads issues. Also worth mentioning is how many bass players went through that band.

@teamrocketshorts6110

Жыл бұрын

Chad is 50 now

@seanyk3

Жыл бұрын

I remember meeting CKY as a kid and Chad was definitely a drunk ass hole and everyone else was cool af.

@danec1384

Жыл бұрын

I seem to remember the members at the time saying that Deron was the issue which is why he was out.

@SmashAtoms

Жыл бұрын

Isn’t there a part on one of the CKY videos where Chad slams a whole bottle of Jack Daniels on the way to visit G.G. Allin’s grave?

@jamesmarkham7489

Жыл бұрын

@@SmashAtoms saw them live in 2003. He drank a whole bottle of jack before the set was over. I believe he got so wasted he forgot he was at gg's grave.

What I find most interesting about everyone associated with CKY (the skate video and the band) is how pathetic and unhappy most of them are today, with a few exceptions (Rake, Dicamillo, Raab, Jesse). Like, these guys were my childhood and most of my teenage debauchery revolved around their antics. As an adult in his 30's I see them as more of a cautionary tale (Bam, Chad, Dunn, Deron) I still love their music.

@danielkelly2498

6 ай бұрын

I met Rake in a GameStop like a decade ago and he was disappointed at first until I mentioned the gaming website he was working on with dicamillo at the time. We talked about demons souls afterwards and he was super cool. You could tell he was not about the cky infamy and wanted to be respected for being himself. Fucking badass dude

@DannyB0y257

2 ай бұрын

You’re projecting hard dude

Deron was absolutely 100% the problem in the band. That being said though, I agree with the opinion that 96 Bitter Beings sounds more like CKY than CKY itself these days because Deron honestly WAS CKY. My personal experience meeting him a few times was nothing but pleasant and was shocked to find out I was in the minority until much later. Sucks he turned out to be a jerk

@nicklaserbeam

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I saw 96BB on their recent US tour and Deron, Matty, and Thomas all were very pleasant and just happy to meet the fans.

Love that octave-pedal guitar sound. There's truly nothing like it among their contemporaries!

@galleryofrogues

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. So unique.

Carver City and An Answer Can Be Found stay in my rotation. I never thought I'd see them covered again, thanks Finn

@Lateralus1007

Жыл бұрын

The way you lived your life … mesmerizes me …

@bobbythompson4268

Жыл бұрын

No I.D.R.?

Deron Miller reminds me of CM Punk in a way. (some of you will know what I mean by that)

One of the best concerts I have ever been to was a CKY show in a Scranton bar called Tinks. They came out after Atreyu and had to break the news that there wouldn't be a singer cause he was sick. But rather than reschedule they pulled people up from the crowd to do the craziest most punk rock karaoke.

The CKY skit where they took Ginsberg to Gigi Allens grave was fucking hilarious.

@jeffrielly

Жыл бұрын

*GG Alin

@bobbythompson4268

Жыл бұрын

Lol gigi Allen, I like it.

@charlottesometimes1278

Жыл бұрын

I still watch that every once in awhile

@Phildough

Жыл бұрын

Nobody knows GG Allin, in '93!!

So glad I was a teenager when this was happening. Those videos where legendary in the suburbs during the late ‘90’s/early ‘00’s.

They were my first concert that wasn't a band my parents listened to. It was free in a mall parking lot and I got to see Mike Vallely skate and perform with Revolution Mother.

The Foreign Objects material is amazing. And it was made by kids, basically. Still blows my mind to this day. The first 3 CKY records are also great, and I still enjoy them to this day.

Loved CKY....such a great and tragic story all in one. Memories...am I right?

I saw CKY in 2007 at pier pressure a one day festival in Sweden. The things I remember is their energy and that the singer drank a bottle of JD at stage 😅 I still listen to them

@TheTillhammer

Жыл бұрын

Klassiskt gig!

@tmw3489

11 ай бұрын

Härka!!!

Great video! The fact that Vern is almost non existent from CKY lore has always been intriguing to me. Also I remember hearing rumours that the fight on the bus included Deron throwing a laptop and destroying things before he was jumped. I saw them in 05 and 09. Good times.

'Carver City' and 'Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild' were CKY's best albums in my opinion, if you liked these you should also check out 'Foreign objects' (CKY before it was cky)

IDR is one of the greatest albums of the 2000s, simple as.

@jessiegarcia82

Жыл бұрын

Facts

Ah, those special days of listening to cky and running shopping carts into bushes....

Awesome case history there Finn. I was a skater in the 2000s and loved toy machine - still do. This led me to CKY so hearing that iconic riff really brought back some good memories. Thanks F-money!

I know 96 Quite Bitter Beings is their most famous and generally most beloved song, but mine will always be Escape from Hellview. Beyond a really amazing series of riffs, the lyrics are awesome. I remember listening to that song for the first time in highschool and I immediately had to start drawing because the lyrics and the story painted such a vivid image in my mind.

@Learn-Online-Video-On-Nicegram

Жыл бұрын

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@charlottesometimes1278

Жыл бұрын

OMG ME TOO!!!

96 Bitter Beings scratches the itch I have to hear Deron’s double tracked vocals and octave pedal riffs. Love his style.

I was and am still a huge fan. These guys were riff masters for sure. Catchy stuff 💯

Oh, the nostalgia of being a teen in the early 2000s. How I feel about CKY, they were a band for rebellious kids but didn't count on those rebellious kids growing up, that happened with a lot of bands from the early 2000s.

Always and forever the biggest CKY fan, thank you for doing this🤘 Matt Deis wasn’t a “new” bassist tho, he was in the band 2006-2011

@watwat8369

Жыл бұрын

Was gonna comment this myself until I saw yours. He was really the only bassist of theirs I considered an actual member after Vern left, and helped record AACBF.

@timflint25

Жыл бұрын

I worked with Matt in an office job from 2015-2017 before the business closed. Incredibly nice, put-together, down to earth guy. Completely unassuming. He recently rejoined All That Remains (he was with them before CKY).

@Cloud21283

Жыл бұрын

@@timflint25 Met Matt randomly escorting a female friend to her car after one of their shows. He was almost as excited to meet me as I was him. He seemed genuinely surprised that someone recognized him. It was at a festival and they were kind of passed over by the younger crowd that was there. He took a pic with me, signed my shirt, then thanked me for coming to the show before hopping on his scooter and taking off.

I remember the first time I saw cky back in the early 00s, they played with clutch and some guy in the crowd spat on stage and the next thing you see is a bottle of JD flew threw the air and then bam comes flying out and just wailing on the dude, I thought it was mental as kid because I hadn't been to too many gigs back then

@mildred714

Жыл бұрын

Crying about getting spit on, huh?

@bailey3209

Жыл бұрын

@@mildred714 usually I have to pay extra for that kinda treatment

I was in my early 30s when these guys hit... got to see them live and meet Deron. Listening to Deron's new band now 96 Bitter Beings.

I believe I saw CKY live at a gig once. I remember wearing my F U CKY ou, hoodie back in 2005, I'm still in the same town but a different person now. Their music was great to a teen / young twentysomething, but people who you once thought were cool when you were young and self destructive, well, you now realise they weren't.

96 quite bitter things is straight up iconic to me as a skater punk teenager when it came out. Tony Hawk's soundtrack in general was absolute fire back then. But other than that song I never really found any of their other music to be appealing.

Thanks for covering bands like this! I think it really says a lot about you that you can cover cky and no doubt with it feeling like you genuinely care about the content. You are becoming one of my favorite content creators!

@Learn-Online-Video-On-Nicegram

Жыл бұрын

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Excited for this one. Played with them in 2019 and became a big fan of the music.

Great video! CKY vol 1 is genuinely an underrated masterpiece. 10/10 album for sure. Would love to see you do one of these videos for the band HIM. A band that probably doesn’t get enough recognition in 2022 considering how prevalent their music and logo were in the early 00s.

The connections with this band to horror films should not go understated as well. Deron met, courted and married, Felissa Rose. The star of Sleepaway Camp, who's iconic image was used on the cover of CKY's EP Disengage the Simulator. She contacted him after seeing her face on a shirt he was wearing on an episode of Jackass. I'm also surprised nothing more was mentioned of Daniel Davies. He is the son of Dave Davies from The Kinks, and is the godson of director and composer John Carpenter, whom he currently tours with.

I had 96 Quite Bitter Beings as a paid ringtone on a small Nokia brick phone in the early 2000s. We've come a long way.

@justinpipes85

Жыл бұрын

@@NiecgramMe-THE-DNA-SHOW oh yeah? Message you how?

It's crazy that Jess Margera's side project and Deron Miller's band 96 bitter beings released albums within a week of each other. It was fun to cover these releases and have a blast going back over CKYs music 🌶️

Was my favorite band in 2002. I still have Cky collectables from when I was a kid. This video hit me very hard with nostalgia. I’m 34 yrs old and can’t remember the last time I heard anyone mention them

So, as someone who personally knows Chad and (to a lesser extent) Jess, I can confirm that Deron was the biggest issue, if not the only issue. The incident in which Deron caught them "talking shit" about him wasn't like he claimed it was. Chad and Jess were on the bus discussing their concerns about Deron's drinking as not only was it harming the band, he was harming himself. Deron didn't like this, so he started a fight. After Deron left the band, he left a number of anti-semitic voicemails on Chad's phone. I'm sure Chad and Jess probably had their own issues and stuff back then, but in the years I've known them, they've been happy, loving what they're doing, and dedicated to the band. Genuinely two of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.

Small correction at 13:03, Matt Deis had been on bass with CKY since ‘An Answer Can Be Found.’ Fantastic video otherwise Finn. Love your content.

@fraternovaeres

Жыл бұрын

Matt joined after the album was released. He didn't play on it.

@segacky

Жыл бұрын

I know, just pointing out he’d been in the band for 11 years in 2016 and wasn’t new to the lineup.

Carver City is an awesome album, probably my favorite one from the band (The Boardwalk Body is an all-time favorite song for me). And in general, I really enjoy Volume 1 and Infiltrate Destroy Improve as well. An Answer Can Be Found is mixed for me. Still need to listen to that Foreign Objects album, heh

@rpmartin8650

Жыл бұрын

AACBF was their best by far imo haha

@TranzparentMethods

Жыл бұрын

"The Boardwalk Body" and "...And She Never Returned" are my two favorite CKY songs, and "Carver City" is my favorite CKY album. The riffs were something ELSE on that one.

I’m in a guitar pedal group on Facebook and just last week someone posted a picture of an octave pedal they bought from Deron, with a note that said “this is THE octave pedal I wrote and recorded all the cky songs with.” Then someone in the comments posted a picture of the exact same thing with the comment “well this is awkward..” I was rolling 😂

"Infiltrate Rebuild Destroy" is still one of my favorite albums of the early '00s. Hell, I even lucked onto that rare picture disc LP! (No, it's NOT for sale!)

For anyone missing old cky, the singers new band "96 bitter beings" just released a new album, and it hits all the spots cky missed with their recent album. Definitely check it out.

*_cKy is the real deal. Easily one of the best rock bands of the last 20+ years._*

CKY is still one of my favorite bands, I saw them twice in Atlanta through the years and the experiences were great. I actually really like The Phoenix, I listen to those tracks all the time, I thought Chad did great with the vocals. Awesome video on the band's history.

I saw them live in 2019 at a small venue In Johnson city, Tn, and let me tell you. Best concert I've ever been to, and not just because they've been a top 5 band for me since middle school, but they were so lively, and their music sounded so amazing live. Do not miss seeing them if you get the chance.

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Жыл бұрын

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"The band went on without Chad" Proceeds to show footage of the band live with Daniel Davies and Chad. Then said Deis was a new bassist in 2017. Bro, sloppy research.

@Xeroforte

Жыл бұрын

Sloppy is putting it nicely

Unpopular Opinion: I really liked The Phoenix! Favorite song is still 96 Quite Bitter Beings and favorite album being Carver City, I still like The Phoenix considering lineup and sound change. Still has that familiar energy and potential to be what they were.

Carver City is my personal favorite. “…and she never returned” “…imaginary threats” and “The boardwalk body” are just awesome

Ahhh man. Being an OC kid skating in the 90s (graduated 2000) the CKY videos were the best. It felt like we had a hand in Jackass getting started cause we were skaters who watched CKY and the Big Brother videos. Special time tear😢

One of the most unique sounding bands from that era, their stuff holds up

I actually played the opening slot before CKY in Adelaide for the Soundwave festival. Speaking of drinking and fighting, Bam was there and had been in a drunken bar fight with Hell's Angels motorcycle club members the night before.

CKY were awesome! I got to see them live in 2012 at Soundwave and had the privilege of meeting Chad and getting a picture with him while he was wandering around after they played. Super awesome memories ❤

I remember hearing ‘attached at the hip’ on tv and loved it… I didn’t have the money as a child to buy the album so I audio recorded the song on my Windows 98 pc via a little microphone.

96 QUITE BITTER BEEEEINGS!!!!!

@jamesmotiv8989

Жыл бұрын

Came to stack the bodies highhhh

I still see fuCKYou shirts at shows every now and then.

Well... I listen to them since around 2005 in Poland, as a teenager, not very obvious how it even happened XD I like how they sound and came back to their music from time to time. Really happy to watch this video, Keep it up !

My first concert. I turned 14 two days before. Stuck around after the show and got to meet the band and hangout while they got drinks at the bar. Jack Rabbits in Jacksonville 2003. Good times.

Really great video to watch as a massive CKY fan from growing up in the 2000s. They were always one of my favourite bands and I was so happy for then when they signed to RR but man they all seemed crazy as fuck and they ruined it. Such a shame as I don't think we'll ever get another incarnation of that sound as good as IDR or AACBF.

So cool you did this one!! Live at Mr. Smalls Funhouse is one of the best live albums I've heard. World Under Blood is extremely awesome too!! Under the Autumn Low, particularly killer track!!🤘🤘I follow Deron and do remember that "hiring brothers" post. Like, ooooook 🤣🤣

@DavidEitle

Жыл бұрын

Live at Mr. Smalls is so awesome. Every song is better live

@Phildough

Жыл бұрын

'Sink Into The Underground Live at Mr Smalls'. Typed that into KZread so many times lol

Those CKY prank vids / songs were a defining part of my childhood, and I never skated once in my life as a midwestern farm boy. That’s how popular they were.

Man, I haven't thought about those guys in a hot minute. I loved Vol. 1 and Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild. They reminded me of a quirky, proggier version of Helmet. It was pretty cool how they were sort of their own thing in the early 2000s. They didn't quite fit with the emo/pop-punk/warped tour crowd or the various metal and hardcore crowds, but they managed to pulled in folks from all scenes and circles.

Escape form hellview is one of my fav tracks from that era of music. Great band!

Close yet far was one of their best songs imo

I don't see a whole lot of people mentioning it but An Answer Can Be Found. Vol 1 and Infilitrate - Destroy - Rebuild are both incredible. But An Answer Can Be Found had such a unique sound to it. And pretty much every song on it was a banger, which for the time was unheard of. It's such an easy album to put on repeat and just jam out too. LIke most here I grew up watching the CKY skate vids, jackass, Viva La Bam. Growing up loving CKY and HIM was such a generational thing and I don't really know many people outside those of us that were there who love this and like that.

For Jess to say that hanging out with Viking Skull was vacation time for him, viking skull being a band with it's own interesting history. It shows how bad it got in the band.

This was a sick video. I got a chance to interview Deron Miller a few months back and it went really well. Considering the strangeness that Deron has gotten himself into over the years he does seem to be a genuinely well meaning guy. I'm still hoping that some day soon they get back together for a proper reunion cuz the whole situation is just so rough.

@jamesb1988

Жыл бұрын

He's just an introspective, sensitive guy which the ubermacho scene he is apart of look down upon.

Infiltrate-Destroy-Rebuild is still on repeat to this day!

Cky was the first band I paid my own money to go and see when I was 15. Grew up watching all the cky dvds so I knew all the songs and I was so pumped. It was on the ROCKADIO tour in Burlington VT. They played 5 songs and then Deron said “well we need to get this one over with” and they played 96 Quite Bitter Beings. After that, the members had a quick sidebar. Afterward Ginsburg grabbed the mic. He said to the crowd that Deron only wants to play 1 more song but we want to play for you guys all night, which would you prefer? The crowd obviously screams in approval of playing all night and then Deron (clearly drunk and embarrassed) throws his guitar into the crowd and walks off stage. Could’ve seriously hurt somebody. So the remaining three members improvised a song called CKY sucks and then they all walked off stage. It was pretty sad to see and I’ll never forget it because they were my favorite band at the time. I hopped onto the AskCKY forum on their website the next day to see if they addressed it, and there was an apology stating that Deron had checked into rehab the following morning. All that being said, I still love skating and listening to the old foreign objects instrumentals.