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Brilliant song. Underrated. From my fav album of all time.
@justaguy145112 сағат бұрын
MBV, the album will blow your mind....maybe. 🧐💣💥🫤😟
@user-hn7nl2dv1wКүн бұрын
Ross is NOT a Soul Singer! How about a simple Google search beforehand.
@thoru4367Күн бұрын
Hi! Please deconstruct George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
@travisr82Күн бұрын
The his needs to be played at full volume with the video
@briwire138Күн бұрын
What an awful version. Stick with the single.
@aidan1707Күн бұрын
About time
@ludovicshosola8230Күн бұрын
Reaction without music
@user-rh2cskКүн бұрын
just review the album not reaction video. A viewer is wasting ten minutes looking at your dumb face
@fronkykoko2 күн бұрын
Those dramatic pauses really make this song, unfortunately it also stopped radio stations wanting to play it, thus rendering it a lost classic.
@belovedabstract35683 күн бұрын
too bad you didnt shut up and listen to the song ... first time watching you , but i wont watch you again
@mxrtingtzz3 күн бұрын
she’ll always be what I can’t find
@RedMachineKieran3 күн бұрын
the darkest song of all time
@salvadorromeromolina37193 күн бұрын
THEIR BEST ALBUM,MY KINGDOM,THE KILLING MOON,SILVER,CRYSTAL DAYS,OCEAN RAIN AND SEVEN SEAS ARE THE BEST IN THIS ORDER😮❤
@albertwallace50603 күн бұрын
The 12” EP You Made Me Realise is their masterpiece, especially the b side, with Thorn, Cigarette In Your Bed and Drive It All Over Me. Perfection.
@yourebuggin36733 күн бұрын
favorite album from them!!! i’m gonna buy a band shirt of theirs one day
@rodrigogomez69843 күн бұрын
qué maravillosa banda es Bark Psychosis. recuerdo la primera vez que escuché este álbum a mitad de los 90 fui automáticamente cautivado por la extraña melancolía de absent friend. from Chile.
@PanarchyInTheUK3 күн бұрын
I adore this track. It's a bolero, right? But an odd choice if you've never heard a Suede song before.
@karengraeme62733 күн бұрын
He played it that way it's the reverse to a previous song you've coved try and find it
@patrickholt22703 күн бұрын
Fool's Gold was what kicked off the whole Madchester scene, as dance music by Indie rock bands. There's nothing of an afterthought or an extra track about it. It was Fool's Gold that first hooked most people into the band and the sound. You heard that and you had to dance, and you also knew you had to get to Manchester and get into The Hacienda club, and wear the baggy clothes and dive into all the other bands in the scene too.
@anthonycoleman10583 күн бұрын
Ecstasy & Wine is super interesting, as it only offers subtle clues as to where the bands sound is headed. Its a very simple, pleasant jangle pop sound. Of the 4 EPs the sound kind of matches the album they ran adjacent to. The self titled is more like loveless, but rawer and with some new elements like ambient and even drum & bass!! Still loving your work Alex 😊
@AlexHaitz3 күн бұрын
@@anthonycoleman1058 Glad to still see you around, Anthony!
@wozzab91364 күн бұрын
Had a Ned’s T-shirt when I was in my early teens (early nineties) which I was so proud of.
@leiferiksson55484 күн бұрын
A mesmerizing painting. I prefer the darker versions though, especially "New York".
@jsik69x4 күн бұрын
Pretty sure Gouge Away was Cobain’s inspiration for Smells Like Teen Spirit fyi
@roumiaou4 күн бұрын
Another one ;-) fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/M_b_v
@danielwilson11124 күн бұрын
Such a garbage band. Emperor's New Clothes is in full effect by the fans - everyone pretending they sound great and have to listen to them 20,000 times then you'll enjoy it...😂😂😂😂
@handlestwice4 күн бұрын
I think this is a great album if you like raw and noisy rock, as this has much more punk elements. Loveless is a lot more polished but honestly this is about equal for me.
@mbsnyderc5 күн бұрын
Dave Rawlings the the lead guitar and backup vocal your listening to in this song and every Gillian Welch song.there a team.
@richardjalabhay55865 күн бұрын
Ecstasy and Wine is the Ecstasy mini-LP and single Strawberry Wine single. This stuff directly precedes the 4 EPs on the EPs album and Isn't Anything.
@AlexHaitz5 күн бұрын
@@richardjalabhay5586 Should’ve started with it then!
@DiscipleOfProg5 күн бұрын
Pendulum man is a masterpiece, we need more like it.
@roumiaou5 күн бұрын
You're one album away. The EPs are gems though.
@AlexHaitz5 күн бұрын
@@roumiaou If you’re talking about Loveless, I’ve already heard it. I recently re-listened to it on a livestream which is linked in the pinned comment.
@roumiaou5 күн бұрын
@@AlexHaitz No, I was talking about M.B.V, their latest.
@AlexHaitz5 күн бұрын
@@roumiaou How does it stack up to their early work?
@roumiaou4 күн бұрын
@@AlexHaitz It did meet my expectations minus 1 or 2 tracks.... It's heavy, rythmical, even imaginative. It's different ( a bit) though you can't be mistaken. I bought it hi-res, glad I did. A few real gems imho. I still like it a lot. A bit lower toned, still worth the listening 🙂
@roumiaou4 күн бұрын
It's got a few surprises, too. My fav might be "in another way" or the poppy (!) "New you". Well it's hard to anwer at all, it's MBV in another time....
@thesoundlikechameleons20826 күн бұрын
The John Peel version is much better! The one that sounds like Soft Cell.
@jacquesmesrine80316 күн бұрын
Just finished The Deer Hunter and it ocurred to me straight away that he could have been Travis Bickle. I googled if someone was as mad as me and boom, this video. So i dont care, if people can easily make the connection then it becomes folkloric and therefore a strong theory
@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
@@jacquesmesrine8031 I still get occasional comments on this video. My friend and I were chatting about movies and this thought occurred to us so I made a video about it. Never expected it to be so highly viewed and talked about!
@Scott_Forsell6 күн бұрын
The Replacements just know how to do an intro. They offer up, bam, just out of the blue, some of the best song intros ever as relative neophytes. It's kinda uncanny. The intro to Unsatisfied is effing genius. And they were young idiots at the time.
@TheodoreSavile6 күн бұрын
hey man id love to see you react to the iggy pop and bowie albums (idiot and lust for life) theyre both really great imo and i would love to see how you react to everyones favourite spider web smoking grandfather of punk!
@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
I'll probably put Iggy's notable albums on the reaction list at some point soon!
@TheodoreSavile5 күн бұрын
@@AlexHaitzAwesome! cant wait to see it
@simpletiger49426 күн бұрын
I wish I could love this album more but to me its sort of like pixie's surfer rosa where I enjoy a few tracks but rest to me is kinda bland, but I do appreciate their importance to sound and style that's mastered on next albums.
@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
I actually mention Surfer Rosa in the video. Mentioning how I really try not to compare it to Doolittle and let it have its own personality but it's tough.
@simpletiger49426 күн бұрын
@@AlexHaitz Yeah I just got to that part lmao, ngl it seems we share exactly same opinion on all songs lol
@richardjalabhay55865 күн бұрын
I agree with you about Surfer Rosa but not Isn't Anything. This could be because I knew Isn't Anything before Loveless, whereas I knew Doolittle before Surfer Rosa.
@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
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@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
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@AlexHaitz6 күн бұрын
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@darrenchorley6646 күн бұрын
How Can "Decades" not make you tear-up?
@richardmose6 күн бұрын
Hi! Another great reaction-thank you. When this was released, I was so into it, and thought it was their best offering ever. It is consistently focused, cohesive, and enjoyable. I think it's the consumate REM listening experience.
@richardmose7 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for your reaction to this album-it's so important and impactful to me. This cassette helped me get through basic training for the USAF in my late teens. It inspired me to be strong both physically and spiritually. It feeds my soul, and makes me stronger.
@richardmose7 күн бұрын
Thanks for another great reaction. This is another great REM offering that I truly love and adore.
@richardmose7 күн бұрын
Thanks for another on-point reaction. I adore this album. It was their first full length album, and in 1985, it was in the cassette deck of my car for an entire year. I listened only to this while driving to school and work. Is it possible for an entire album to be both whimsical and sombre at the same time? This was my introduction to their style, approach, and substance. It only gets better from here.
@richardmose8 күн бұрын
Thanks for your reaction. REM is an incredible band that continued to evolve and change their sound as all great bands do. It's more about evolving and adapting their sound, than making the same album over and over.
@NatanCaetano9 күн бұрын
In terms of ranking, mine goes just like yours: Heaven or Las Vegas = Treasure > BBK. What strikes me as quite interesting is that this album simultaneously does and does not have a strong staying power. Although I can barely memorize the names of the songs, and the strucure of them all is very straightforward and kinda predictable, I always find myself going back to it. It's the PERFECT background music, in the best way possible. It sounds pretty, it has great melodies, super catchy short few-word choruses... I don't know, it's like comfort music, and it keeps getting better the more you listen to it.
@tricolore319 күн бұрын
React to lonesome tears
@planetofsoundpodcast98599 күн бұрын
It's refreshing to witness your reaction to this. Surfer Rosa is so revered, and while I do agree it's a good album and is very important/significant..... it's my least favorite of the original albums. (I even like some of the post reunion albums more as well. I know, HERESY right?) I feel like there's a lot of filler on this album. Doolittle is a gigantic step up, and Bossanova/Trompe just continue that trajectory. I'd actually love to see your reaction to the post reunion albums as well.
@strausd029 күн бұрын
This guy wasn't even a biological cell when Diana Ross took this phenomenon song to number #1. He has no idea about the short period of Disco music. He looks bored! This song was huge,especially on the dance charts.
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Brilliant song. Underrated. From my fav album of all time.
MBV, the album will blow your mind....maybe. 🧐💣💥🫤😟
Ross is NOT a Soul Singer! How about a simple Google search beforehand.
Hi! Please deconstruct George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
The his needs to be played at full volume with the video
What an awful version. Stick with the single.
About time
Reaction without music
just review the album not reaction video. A viewer is wasting ten minutes looking at your dumb face
Those dramatic pauses really make this song, unfortunately it also stopped radio stations wanting to play it, thus rendering it a lost classic.
too bad you didnt shut up and listen to the song ... first time watching you , but i wont watch you again
she’ll always be what I can’t find
the darkest song of all time
THEIR BEST ALBUM,MY KINGDOM,THE KILLING MOON,SILVER,CRYSTAL DAYS,OCEAN RAIN AND SEVEN SEAS ARE THE BEST IN THIS ORDER😮❤
The 12” EP You Made Me Realise is their masterpiece, especially the b side, with Thorn, Cigarette In Your Bed and Drive It All Over Me. Perfection.
favorite album from them!!! i’m gonna buy a band shirt of theirs one day
qué maravillosa banda es Bark Psychosis. recuerdo la primera vez que escuché este álbum a mitad de los 90 fui automáticamente cautivado por la extraña melancolía de absent friend. from Chile.
I adore this track. It's a bolero, right? But an odd choice if you've never heard a Suede song before.
He played it that way it's the reverse to a previous song you've coved try and find it
Fool's Gold was what kicked off the whole Madchester scene, as dance music by Indie rock bands. There's nothing of an afterthought or an extra track about it. It was Fool's Gold that first hooked most people into the band and the sound. You heard that and you had to dance, and you also knew you had to get to Manchester and get into The Hacienda club, and wear the baggy clothes and dive into all the other bands in the scene too.
Ecstasy & Wine is super interesting, as it only offers subtle clues as to where the bands sound is headed. Its a very simple, pleasant jangle pop sound. Of the 4 EPs the sound kind of matches the album they ran adjacent to. The self titled is more like loveless, but rawer and with some new elements like ambient and even drum & bass!! Still loving your work Alex 😊
@@anthonycoleman1058 Glad to still see you around, Anthony!
Had a Ned’s T-shirt when I was in my early teens (early nineties) which I was so proud of.
A mesmerizing painting. I prefer the darker versions though, especially "New York".
Pretty sure Gouge Away was Cobain’s inspiration for Smells Like Teen Spirit fyi
Another one ;-) fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/M_b_v
Such a garbage band. Emperor's New Clothes is in full effect by the fans - everyone pretending they sound great and have to listen to them 20,000 times then you'll enjoy it...😂😂😂😂
I think this is a great album if you like raw and noisy rock, as this has much more punk elements. Loveless is a lot more polished but honestly this is about equal for me.
Dave Rawlings the the lead guitar and backup vocal your listening to in this song and every Gillian Welch song.there a team.
Ecstasy and Wine is the Ecstasy mini-LP and single Strawberry Wine single. This stuff directly precedes the 4 EPs on the EPs album and Isn't Anything.
@@richardjalabhay5586 Should’ve started with it then!
Pendulum man is a masterpiece, we need more like it.
You're one album away. The EPs are gems though.
@@roumiaou If you’re talking about Loveless, I’ve already heard it. I recently re-listened to it on a livestream which is linked in the pinned comment.
@@AlexHaitz No, I was talking about M.B.V, their latest.
@@roumiaou How does it stack up to their early work?
@@AlexHaitz It did meet my expectations minus 1 or 2 tracks.... It's heavy, rythmical, even imaginative. It's different ( a bit) though you can't be mistaken. I bought it hi-res, glad I did. A few real gems imho. I still like it a lot. A bit lower toned, still worth the listening 🙂
It's got a few surprises, too. My fav might be "in another way" or the poppy (!) "New you". Well it's hard to anwer at all, it's MBV in another time....
The John Peel version is much better! The one that sounds like Soft Cell.
Just finished The Deer Hunter and it ocurred to me straight away that he could have been Travis Bickle. I googled if someone was as mad as me and boom, this video. So i dont care, if people can easily make the connection then it becomes folkloric and therefore a strong theory
@@jacquesmesrine8031 I still get occasional comments on this video. My friend and I were chatting about movies and this thought occurred to us so I made a video about it. Never expected it to be so highly viewed and talked about!
The Replacements just know how to do an intro. They offer up, bam, just out of the blue, some of the best song intros ever as relative neophytes. It's kinda uncanny. The intro to Unsatisfied is effing genius. And they were young idiots at the time.
hey man id love to see you react to the iggy pop and bowie albums (idiot and lust for life) theyre both really great imo and i would love to see how you react to everyones favourite spider web smoking grandfather of punk!
I'll probably put Iggy's notable albums on the reaction list at some point soon!
@@AlexHaitzAwesome! cant wait to see it
I wish I could love this album more but to me its sort of like pixie's surfer rosa where I enjoy a few tracks but rest to me is kinda bland, but I do appreciate their importance to sound and style that's mastered on next albums.
I actually mention Surfer Rosa in the video. Mentioning how I really try not to compare it to Doolittle and let it have its own personality but it's tough.
@@AlexHaitz Yeah I just got to that part lmao, ngl it seems we share exactly same opinion on all songs lol
I agree with you about Surfer Rosa but not Isn't Anything. This could be because I knew Isn't Anything before Loveless, whereas I knew Doolittle before Surfer Rosa.
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How Can "Decades" not make you tear-up?
Hi! Another great reaction-thank you. When this was released, I was so into it, and thought it was their best offering ever. It is consistently focused, cohesive, and enjoyable. I think it's the consumate REM listening experience.
Thanks so much for your reaction to this album-it's so important and impactful to me. This cassette helped me get through basic training for the USAF in my late teens. It inspired me to be strong both physically and spiritually. It feeds my soul, and makes me stronger.
Thanks for another great reaction. This is another great REM offering that I truly love and adore.
Thanks for another on-point reaction. I adore this album. It was their first full length album, and in 1985, it was in the cassette deck of my car for an entire year. I listened only to this while driving to school and work. Is it possible for an entire album to be both whimsical and sombre at the same time? This was my introduction to their style, approach, and substance. It only gets better from here.
Thanks for your reaction. REM is an incredible band that continued to evolve and change their sound as all great bands do. It's more about evolving and adapting their sound, than making the same album over and over.
In terms of ranking, mine goes just like yours: Heaven or Las Vegas = Treasure > BBK. What strikes me as quite interesting is that this album simultaneously does and does not have a strong staying power. Although I can barely memorize the names of the songs, and the strucure of them all is very straightforward and kinda predictable, I always find myself going back to it. It's the PERFECT background music, in the best way possible. It sounds pretty, it has great melodies, super catchy short few-word choruses... I don't know, it's like comfort music, and it keeps getting better the more you listen to it.
React to lonesome tears
It's refreshing to witness your reaction to this. Surfer Rosa is so revered, and while I do agree it's a good album and is very important/significant..... it's my least favorite of the original albums. (I even like some of the post reunion albums more as well. I know, HERESY right?) I feel like there's a lot of filler on this album. Doolittle is a gigantic step up, and Bossanova/Trompe just continue that trajectory. I'd actually love to see your reaction to the post reunion albums as well.
This guy wasn't even a biological cell when Diana Ross took this phenomenon song to number #1. He has no idea about the short period of Disco music. He looks bored! This song was huge,especially on the dance charts.
SO FAR AWAY SO FAR AWAY