Yeah I used to trip my balls off in the back country of the midwest, listening to their music and to a lot of kickass grunge! The 90s was the last greatest decade!!
They literally recorded their first album over Christmas break when they were 14-15, lol. Their first year of touring was all over Australia on Friday and Saturday nights! They all finished high school though! Ended up having a tutor on tour with them.
In this live they are 17yo so they had to live with the sucess and the school at the same time, also that was a topic for their second album couse they became the popular ones of the school lmao
Sorry 80s music as hands down the best for music and movies, dance and all. 90s was a changing of the guard and it only rang true for a specific age group.
Ahhh, don't get me wrong, I LOVE some, a bunch, of 80's music BUT, and that's a big but- the greats that came out of the 90's is absolutely phenomenal 🎉❤🙏🎸 Alice in Chains & Mad Season (anything with Layne Staley singing), Pearl Jam, anything with Chris Cornell Sound Garden & Audioslave & Temple of the Dog, Silver Chair, Pantera(of course 🤯), and oh soo many more.. But really, good music is absolutely timeless! I've gone through so many phases listening to different types and genres of music and now I listen to everything from bluegrass to blues, to Metal, rock, Alternative to Techno and so much more! Anyone who thinks music gets old is small minded Much love ♥️🙏🎸
@@SeanEnginetechnology Agreed but for myself I meant the 80s music from almost all genres was awesome, I was into classic rock, rock,metal,punk some new wave, country and some others as well but will agree when it came to grunge rock and the bands you mentioned radio was on fire and exciting. I’m with you brother, love all music and al says keep an open ear for something new. Cheers
I was front row center stage for their absolute massive Rock Fest festival gig there were nearly 400thousand ppl there it was held at the Atlanta motor speedway track you couldn't have squeezed another single solitary person in the crowd went from the stage across the entire track/center field area all the way up every single riser in the stands! It was filmed for MTV professionally and the camera guy kept zooming in on me numerous times if you watch the video of it you'll also see the drummer making faces obviously in a conversation which he was cuz it was me he was talking to easily one of the best shows of my life and been to hundreds of them in my life starting with pantera soylent green and anthrax (biiiiig shout out to my mom who not only let me drive 3 states away with no adult in sight just us teenagers the oldest was only 16 I was 14 or so and mom rented us a car paid for hotel has and merch money so I could have my face melted off by dimebag lmao! Anyhow if you watch the show I'm talking about it's searchable as "Silverchair full set rock fest Atlanta pro shot" really awesome show one of their best imo should to decide to check it out I'm the tan chick front center against the barrier in a white kind of lace bra,(it was so stifiling brutally hot that day and add into that the body heat of 400thousand ppl packed shoulder to shoulder like sardines lol so off went my shirt about halfway through the day hahaha)and a white necklace haha😅😂🎉❤😊
For real, soon much incredible music!! I went to sooo many concerts but never got to see these guys😢 ** did see Alice in Chains open up for van Halen which immediately became my favorite singer and band ever since.. Well aside from Mad Season❤
@@jmp01a24Daniel Johns got some kind of disease and had anxiety issues and was close to suicide, luckily he's okay, I feel bad that's a lot of pressure for such a young person. At least he can say he was married to a Miss Australia, Shelia's are second to none.
Dad introduced me to silverchair about 3 weeks ago because he randomly thought about them now ive been slowly listening to more of them, they sound great
If you’re listening to and love Frogstomp then you will also like Freak Show. After that they started changing their sound, you won’t recognize them at all in their 5th and final album, I wanna cry thinking about it they were so damn good!
@@ferruscx Silverchair haven't released an album in over 17 years, so all Silverchair is basically old at this point. But I get it, you probably just mean the first two (or three) albums.
@@ferruscx I am one year younger than Dan and have followed his career since Frogstomp came out. The first 3 albums were my teenage years. Loved them to pieces. Wasnt super into YM or Diarama but still appreciate Dan's growing composership (is that a word?) I also think his new album FutureNever is absolutely breat[ht]aking, cant find a bad moment in it. Its not grunge or anything but it is a VERY well written album with a hell of an emotional journey behind the lyrics. LONG LIVE PAPA JOHNS
@@billyghostalThanks for the recommendations. I remember Rolling Stone writing about them, when they blew up, but had focused elsewhere, at the time. This is probably a good time to check them out.
@@eriknelson45nobody thinks ur insightful for pointing out how many chords are used in songs , in fact it just shows u miss the point of music entirely
95 was at Lakewood I think? They started having them at Georgia International Horsepark because it was big enough to hold the huge crowd of people. 99X freeloader baby!
Awesome. Those were the days. I remember at the time, the youth really lamented missing the summer of 69, but in retrospect, the summer of 96 was a pretty damn worthy successor. It was just close enough to the peak of civilization in 1984 that it enjoyed some of the benefits and tone if the tech era while enjoying the simmering swollen dignity that remained of the beforehand. Now its all singularity and poverty with the promise of some fake technological godhead to save us from the shackles wrought from the liberties of post war prosperity... We've come a long way, I only hope you're all on top enough to still see the dream well enough to point the way for the youth of today that as of yet havent had the chance to step out of the universal garage and onto the stage of all tomorrows.
This guy was more than likely talking about 'The Big Day Out' in Australia, which is our biggest rock music festival.... and the home country of Silverchair. I'm not sure Silverchair would have been playing a lot of shows outside Australia in 1995. They were still in school, and about 14 years old. 😅😅
If you're a music fan in general, it would be an interesting journey to listen to all of their albums in order. You'd actually get the sense for what a band that started so young actually grew in to musically. I personally am a fan of the bands music and love songs from all of the albums. Some melodies, from all of the albums, still are with me after all of these years. Definitely a band worthy of a listen 🤘🏼😎
WOW!!! I'm a 90s kid - How have I never heard of these guys?? Goddamn and learning that this guy is 15!? That's insane lol One thing I love about these old live performances is you know there's no fucking autotune bullshit going on... Just pure raw talent... This guys pitch control and power is off the charts. Love the rasp and that slight angsty whine/grunt at the end of every note... This guy's vocal style, identity, and confidence are incredibly developed for being so young!!
Yeah thats crazy especially if you were a 90s kid. As I am too born in 78 Im a 80s-90s kid I like to say as I got to witness the growth and the best of All music. These Dudes were on the Saturday Night Live Show. Im sure you have heard the song Tomorrow by these guys.
Thank you for this clip! It is the first thing that got me into silverchair!! I just recently found them and now I am in the rabbit hole of 90’s grunge music. This band is awesome and super underrated ❤
Such simplistic pop grunge, I was 10 when someone bought me their breakout album, and I LOVED it. Haven’t listened to their stuff forever but will always love those tracks.
Omgggg my little girl bedroom was plastered with pictures of these boys lol. Trent Reznor & Phil Anselmo, too. I was such an angsty, edgy 12 year old 🤦🏻♀🤣
Man I'd love to go back to 1995, when Frogstomp was released, to be 16 again, and back when the World wasn't a complete, and confused, clusterf**k. Good times back then, that's for sure, especially the music.
Back then, every kid wants to start a band. The closest I ever get was singing Rage Against The Machine in the studio with a friend who had a band back then. He’s gone now RIP but yeah that was what you called a vibe.
Well, got to know Daniel Johns and Silverchair during Lockdown, so mamy similarities, Im Daniels age.Older by 3 months the same as my childhood best friend. Its uncany how I love every single song this man has put out whether its Horror with Eyeballs with Paul Mac, Future Never or Talk Albums or the 5 Silverchair Albums. I find the music hits me on a Universal level, like the fact we came into the world in the same year, universal pull, cosmic energies affecting our cells. Im going to say tge Worlds greatest Modern Day Composer is Dan Johns. Im saying it after 3 years of almost daily play. I highly recommend Israels Son, I miss you Love, Keep Losing Sleep, Without You, Tuna in the Brine, Across the night, Straight Lines, Young Modern Station, Emergency Calls Only, By your side, We are Golden, Reclaim your Heart...just a few to get you started. Oh and Cocaine Killa. Emotion Sickness...I cant stop. As I said the very very best. Modern day Mozart ❤🎉
I heard this on the radio a couple months ago...and it literally brought me to tears hearing it after so long. In jr high i heard Silverchair for the first time and they still jam. 🖤✨🤘🏼
90s rock❤my childhood. My mood guides to coping and understanding, relating emotional experiences through the sounds and vibrations of their lyrical visions, thoughts and creative expressions and youthful energy. How I miss that graceful period of life we all so easily and unknowingly took for granted.
All of these people back in '97 are having a good time, moving around and dancing. All the people nowadays just stand there, holding their phones, looking like jackasses 🤣.
I remember meeting people in Sydney. I was in the navy and was partying there. Met some cool friends and they told me about silver hair and them winning the radio contest. Then when I left they gave me the cd with I thing 4 songs on it. If I remember they were a little different than the ones that hit the radio in the US. IM 53 now. Damn time flies
If you like really early Grunge stuff Israel’s Son,Faultline,Freak or basically their First two Albums But if you like some experimental stuff like Art rock stuff Emotion Sickness,Paint Pastel Princess,Without You
@@sato3117let’s be clear that Silverchair is NOT grunge. Great band, but they are post-grunge. Nothing that did not come out of Washington State was grunge. Not STP, NOT Smashing Pumpkins, NOT Bush and most certainly not Silverchair, of which their name is derived from two songs from actual grunge bands. (Sliver and Angry Chair). Abbreviated was Sliver Chair for songs to request on the radio, and it was misspelt, hence, the name of the band.
@@sato3117regarding the rest of your assessment, yes! I agree with you there! Their first three albums are great, but nothing better than the first two if someone is new to the band.
If you're a music fan in general, it would be an interesting journey to listen to all of their albums in order. You'd actually get the sense for what a band that started so young actually grew in to musically. I personally am a fan of the bands music and love songs from all of the albums. Some melodies, from all of the albums, still are with me after all of these years. Definitely a band worthy of a listen 🤘🏼😎
@@omardcastrod they long ago corrected that version of where they got their name….it’s actually from the book, The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis. They made up the other story because they thought it sounded cooler.
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frogstomp was an amazing first album by 15 year Olds
Written at 12/13 years old. Crazy!
Yeah I used to trip my balls off in the back country of the midwest, listening to their music and to a lot of kickass grunge! The 90s was the last greatest decade!!
Absolutely
@@dartfrogpaul3660 I'm only 35 but I'd nearly give my sac to go back
Deadly album , Israel's son
Dude was 15 when he won a battle of the bands with their song "tomorrow". Then blasted off into mainstream. Thats awesome
The demo they recorded of Tomorrow when they were 13 years old is SICK. His voice was super good even then. It's on TH-cam too
Fucking love that song.
then at the hight of their career had quiot the job because of severe mental health issues. which really sucked.
@@BowBowBoxing Yep. Wrote at 12, did the demo at 13, battle of the bands at 15. The rest of history.
😮wow!
Looks like he left school and went straight to the stage to perform
They literally recorded their first album over Christmas break when they were 14-15, lol. Their first year of touring was all over Australia on Friday and Saturday nights! They all finished high school though! Ended up having a tutor on tour with them.
In this live they are 17yo so they had to live with the sucess and the school at the same time, also that was a topic for their second album couse they became the popular ones of the school lmao
Thats exactly what he did
Por causa da camisa?
He did
One of the most criminally underrated band's to come out of the 90s
Hmmm..they had 1 great album.
Their debut.
Hum
Toadies
God Lives Under Water
Placebo
Toad and the Wet Sprocket
Tp5 Underrated bands of 90s^^^
underrated?????? O_O
@@magiver9453 yeah, because they debuted slightly after grunge broke they get overlooked a bit.
@@markthe1860 oohh i got it !
Understated in the US yeah but they were like Beatles big in Australia
Nothing can touch the vibe of the 90’s! NOTHING! It was magical ✨
Sorry 80s music as hands down the best for music and movies, dance and all. 90s was a changing of the guard and it only rang true for a specific age group.
Ahhh, don't get me wrong, I LOVE some, a bunch, of 80's music BUT, and that's a big but- the greats that came out of the 90's is absolutely phenomenal 🎉❤🙏🎸
Alice in Chains & Mad Season (anything with Layne Staley singing), Pearl Jam, anything with Chris Cornell Sound Garden & Audioslave & Temple of the Dog, Silver Chair, Pantera(of course 🤯), and oh soo many more..
But really, good music is absolutely timeless! I've gone through so many phases listening to different types and genres of music and now I listen to everything from bluegrass to blues, to Metal, rock, Alternative to Techno and so much more!
Anyone who thinks music gets old is small minded
Much love ♥️🙏🎸
@@SeanEnginetechnology Agreed but for myself I meant the 80s music from almost all genres was awesome, I was into classic rock, rock,metal,punk some new wave, country and some others as well but will agree when it came to grunge rock and the bands you mentioned radio was on fire and exciting. I’m with you brother, love all music and al says keep an open ear for something new. Cheers
It's totally subjective. Sorry
The 80's new wave of british heavy metal was better (not glam metal).
The 90's mainstream was full of boring rock shit.
Best teenage rock group ever.
what about slint
@@barksdalebell000 not familiar with them
@@barksdalebell000Thx for posting #2
1st Def Leppard album "On Through the Night" was pretty amazing. A matter of taste, of course,but my favorite by them.
@@barksdalebell000i love slint
i would do anything to go to a silverchair concert in the 90's!
Me to
They were amazing! Saw them a few times thankfully
I went to 3! Such awesome memories. Still a huge fan 😎
Transfer me 500£ and I can make that happen lol
I was front row center stage for their absolute massive Rock Fest festival gig there were nearly 400thousand ppl there it was held at the Atlanta motor speedway track you couldn't have squeezed another single solitary person in the crowd went from the stage across the entire track/center field area all the way up every single riser in the stands! It was filmed for MTV professionally and the camera guy kept zooming in on me numerous times if you watch the video of it you'll also see the drummer making faces obviously in a conversation which he was cuz it was me he was talking to easily one of the best shows of my life and been to hundreds of them in my life starting with pantera soylent green and anthrax (biiiiig shout out to my mom who not only let me drive 3 states away with no adult in sight just us teenagers the oldest was only 16 I was 14 or so and mom rented us a car paid for hotel has and merch money so I could have my face melted off by dimebag lmao! Anyhow if you watch the show I'm talking about it's searchable as "Silverchair full set rock fest Atlanta pro shot" really awesome show one of their best imo should to decide to check it out I'm the tan chick front center against the barrier in a white kind of lace bra,(it was so stifiling brutally hot that day and add into that the body heat of 400thousand ppl packed shoulder to shoulder like sardines lol so off went my shirt about halfway through the day hahaha)and a white necklace haha😅😂🎉❤😊
That is sick. So much I took for granted back then
For real, soon much incredible music!! I went to sooo many concerts but never got to see these guys😢
** did see Alice in Chains open up for van Halen which immediately became my favorite singer and band ever since.. Well aside from Mad Season❤
Didn't the band turn from cool to cringe in just a year or so?
@@jmp01a24Daniel Johns got some kind of disease and had anxiety issues and was close to suicide, luckily he's okay, I feel bad that's a lot of pressure for such a young person.
At least he can say he was married to a Miss Australia, Shelia's are second to none.
@@Jed-y1c Too early fame will be hard to handle, even for adults.
Right? My God.
I'm 60yrs. Old ladies and Gentleman. And i say Turn That shit Up!!!!! 😂❤🎉
❤
Dad introduced me to silverchair about 3 weeks ago because he randomly thought about them now ive been slowly listening to more of them, they sound great
If you’re listening to and love Frogstomp then you will also like Freak Show. After that they started changing their sound, you won’t recognize them at all in their 5th and final album, I wanna cry thinking about it they were so damn good!
Listen to old SC not new
@@ferruscx Silverchair haven't released an album in over 17 years, so all Silverchair is basically old at this point. But I get it, you probably just mean the first two (or three) albums.
@@ferruscx I am one year younger than Dan and have followed his career since Frogstomp came out. The first 3 albums were my teenage years. Loved them to pieces. Wasnt super into YM or Diarama but still appreciate Dan's growing composership (is that a word?) I also think his new album FutureNever is absolutely breat[ht]aking, cant find a bad moment in it. Its not grunge or anything but it is a VERY well written album with a hell of an emotional journey behind the lyrics. LONG LIVE PAPA JOHNS
@@billyghostalThanks for the recommendations. I remember Rolling Stone writing about them, when they blew up, but had focused elsewhere, at the time. This is probably a good time to check them out.
Dude goes so hard immediately on the drop. I love that
They wrote so many great riffs 💥
What song is this?
@@patricklynch6787 Pure Massacre
3 chords wow
@@eriknelson45sometimes less is more
@@eriknelson45nobody thinks ur insightful for pointing out how many chords are used in songs , in fact it just shows u miss the point of music entirely
One of my favorite 90s bands. Great heavy ass guitar.
Saw them at 95 Big Day Out, brings back a lot of great memories
And Offspring played that day too.
Which location was this one at
95 was at Lakewood I think? They started having them at Georgia International Horsepark because it was big enough to hold the huge crowd of people. 99X freeloader baby!
Awesome. Those were the days. I remember at the time, the youth really lamented missing the summer of 69, but in retrospect, the summer of 96 was a pretty damn worthy successor.
It was just close enough to the peak of civilization in 1984 that it enjoyed some of the benefits and tone if the tech era while enjoying the simmering swollen dignity that remained of the beforehand. Now its all singularity and poverty with the promise of some fake technological godhead to save us from the shackles wrought from the liberties of post war prosperity...
We've come a long way, I only hope you're all on top enough to still see the dream well enough to point the way for the youth of today that as of yet havent had the chance to step out of the universal garage and onto the stage of all tomorrows.
This guy was more than likely talking about 'The Big Day Out' in Australia, which is our biggest rock music festival.... and the home country of Silverchair.
I'm not sure Silverchair would have been playing a lot of shows outside Australia in 1995. They were still in school, and about 14 years old. 😅😅
I saw them at the Fremantle Big Day Out in 1995
If you're a music fan in general, it would be an interesting journey to listen to all of their albums in order. You'd actually get the sense for what a band that started so young actually grew in to musically. I personally am a fan of the bands music and love songs from all of the albums. Some melodies, from all of the albums, still are with me after all of these years. Definitely a band worthy of a listen 🤘🏼😎
Nice
Definitely I heard about them winning the contest n I was born in 79 n a guitarist n skateboarder obsessed n by rickson Gracie
I did a Silverchair deep dive and i was absolutely blown away! Impressed beyond belief.....im 60 years old
I didn't like their last album so much, I think they lost their core sound. But I should go back and listen to it again, see if I still dislike it.
They grew into Daniel john's having a nervous breakdown from the industry and the music was not real good after that
Considering their age, this was one of the grooviest and most rockingest debut albums we’ve ever seen. Fucking biblical, man.
Its good to see and hear young people play real music again.
Dude... this was 30 years ago.
@@SamHell-wr8bi And its good to see it again. He didn't say it was from yesterday.
This is over 20 years ago....quite obvious
The band that made me want to play rock music. So freaking good
90's rock/grunge/numetal was my teenage years soundtrack ♡
Ah goodstuff. They were great youngfellas back in the 90s. Happy memories.
WOW!!! I'm a 90s kid - How have I never heard of these guys?? Goddamn and learning that this guy is 15!? That's insane lol One thing I love about these old live performances is you know there's no fucking autotune bullshit going on... Just pure raw talent... This guys pitch control and power is off the charts. Love the rasp and that slight angsty whine/grunt at the end of every note... This guy's vocal style, identity, and confidence are incredibly developed for being so young!!
Yeah thats crazy especially if you were a 90s kid. As I am too born in 78 Im a 80s-90s kid I like to say as I got to witness the growth and the best of All music. These Dudes were on the Saturday Night Live Show. Im sure you have heard the song Tomorrow by these guys.
I saw them at one of their first concerts in Auckland, NZ. Must've been '95 from memory. I was loud as hell 🤘
@user-ql1pc7pi9x at the powerstation yes good times
Pure Massacre is my favorite Silverchair song at the moment ♥️
2000 anthem.
Thank you for this clip! It is the first thing that got me into silverchair!! I just recently found them and now I am in the rabbit hole of 90’s grunge music. This band is awesome and super underrated ❤
Such simplistic pop grunge, I was 10 when someone bought me their breakout album, and I LOVED it. Haven’t listened to their stuff forever but will always love those tracks.
I have never so impressed by a teenage band, I loved them from the beginning still listening 2023👏🎵💙
Imagine playing in front of that HUGE crowd, and the entire place goung crazy qhen the song takes off!!! Just incredible!!
Not a phone in sight, everyone living in the moment.
Wish it was still like that tbh
phones didn't have cameras back then, so it'd be pretty stupid if we saw some in the crowd.
@@Blueboi1108 no crap mate
@@miaaa9515 an obvious reply for an obvious comment 🙄
@@miaaa9515 it's the internet, you can say words like shit and fuck lol.
Omgggg my little girl bedroom was plastered with pictures of these boys lol. Trent Reznor & Phil Anselmo, too. I was such an angsty, edgy 12 year old 🤦🏻♀🤣
Can’t say I blame you they’re very pretty
@@spottssI would of asked u out wen u were older 😊
you were a 12 yr old with amazing taste in music which is awesome!
And what about now? I'm 42 and I'm still pissed off lol
I never had a love for a band like my Love of this talent! It just hits then and stil today 2024!!!
I still listen to this album, so good. Their follow up is amazing too.
As a lifelong musician - to see people just lose it like that man the energy must've been insane!!! I got chills just watching it.
This dude always had a great voice 👍
I used to do Silver chair songs at Karaoke bars. Good times!
The wondrous 90s
Man I'd love to go back to 1995, when Frogstomp was released, to be 16 again, and back when the World wasn't a complete, and confused, clusterf**k. Good times back then, that's for sure, especially the music.
Could’ve been a high school talent show, buts it’s a 20,000 person amphitheater.
Good work kids.
I loved this band so much back then. It's been a minute since I've listened to them.
They rocked and were the best young band around back in my day son
Bought a few of their albums. Thanks guys you rocked er down😊
Frog Stomp. Unbelievable album. I hope these three kids will all grow up ok. They were just kids living a dream. Now three wise young men. 🙏🔥🔥🔥🦄
I'm still listening to this daily
Fuck yeah. 41 yrs Old and theyre still my favorite Band and always will be
The wonderful mystical magical 90s 😢 what I would do to go back home.
Silverchair has been a part of my daily life for my entire life. I’m 25 and still in love with them
Daily life? Why you lying? lol
Back then, every kid wants to start a band. The closest I ever get was singing Rage Against The Machine in the studio with a friend who had a band back then. He’s gone now RIP but yeah that was what you called a vibe.
and the crowd goes mild!😅
Well, got to know Daniel Johns and Silverchair during Lockdown, so mamy similarities, Im Daniels age.Older by 3 months the same as my childhood best friend. Its uncany how I love every single song this man has put out whether its Horror with Eyeballs with Paul Mac, Future Never or Talk Albums or the 5 Silverchair Albums. I find the music hits me on a Universal level, like the fact we came into the world in the same year, universal pull, cosmic energies affecting our cells. Im going to say tge Worlds greatest Modern Day Composer is Dan Johns. Im saying it after 3 years of almost daily play. I highly recommend Israels Son, I miss you Love, Keep Losing Sleep, Without You, Tuna in the Brine, Across the night, Straight Lines, Young Modern Station, Emergency Calls Only, By your side, We are Golden, Reclaim your Heart...just a few to get you started. Oh and Cocaine Killa. Emotion Sickness...I cant stop. As I said the very very best. Modern day Mozart ❤🎉
I was living in Sydney at that time and I heard about three teenagers from Newcastle who were making big strides locally. They blew up in no time.
Shows were so fun back then
Wish there were bands like this today
I really liked Silver chair when they came out, great driving chords and power.
This album was incredible particularly considering their age.
Who would have ever thought these Grudge Rock Kids would end up transitioning to Bee Gees Pop Disco Type Music ? ✨💫🌟⚡💯🔥💥🙊🙉🙈🙃😉😵🧐🤯😶🌫️🤔🤨🫡😳👀
It's known as selling out
Most underrated band
Will always be one of my favorite songs.... Great times..pure nostalgia right now 🤘🏼❤️❤️
I always loved them and always thought they could’ve been HUGE forever. Kinda sizzled out
I'll never understand what happened to this guy, from frontman in a rock band to solo singer of weird electro pop.
No stupid phones just living in the moment. 🤘🏼🤟🏼
I heard this on the radio a couple months ago...and it literally brought me to tears hearing it after so long. In jr high i heard Silverchair for the first time and they still jam. 🖤✨🤘🏼
Oldschool silverchair freaking rocks!
Frogstomp is such a a kickass album. Definitely in my top 10 vinyls
helen hunt?😲
Keira Knightley apparently is a helluva singer! 😂 She sould also try acting someday!
90s rock❤my childhood. My mood guides to coping and understanding, relating emotional experiences through the sounds and vibrations of their lyrical visions, thoughts and creative expressions and youthful energy. How I miss that graceful period of life we all so easily and unknowingly took for granted.
Silverchair was fuckin awesome I love you Australia
Sad that this is published in this format where more of the song and performance couldn't be included.
I was 12 When frogstomp came out and it turned every afternoon on the school bus into a mosh Pit
Bro, when Daniel skipped All Day hahahaha
Note: the crowd was removed from this shot for copyright claims. (Guess we will take your word for it guy)
Also note: this album was the shizznittle and that u can take to the bank!
Man I want to watch this whole concert! The memories I have with this album!
Miss this band
I remember buying one of their albums as a kid and there was a dude with Lobster hands inside of the booklet.
If you aren’t geddy lee, nobody came to see the bass player
Huh? Wtf are you talking about?? And it’s Getty! Not Geddy.
I’d give my life savings to go back in time to be at this concert
These boys should pull it together.
Omg I was a HUGE fan of silver chair as a young teen. Haven't thought about them in years
Why is he sooooo good live 🤣🤣🤣
I can’t explain how awesome and different the 90s were
Yeah, I was in my early 20s when this album came out along with all the other great music. These guys were something. I'll tell you I love this album
God I wish they would get back together for a tour.
I wish they would too, but it'll never happen..Daniel is adamant about the band never reforming
@@andrewbarnett3234 because Ben is a jealous jerk
Silverchair left quite a few good albums in the studio.
If you think this is a crazy crowd, definitely you must see Argentinian pogo.
Times were good back then. I miss the normal.
Hanson really rocked ! Mmm bop indeed
So much Sabbath bleeding through Daniel here ✌🏼🤘🏼
All of these people back in '97 are having a good time, moving around and dancing. All the people nowadays just stand there, holding their phones, looking like jackasses 🤣.
Don't you hate that?
No smartphones in peoples lives. Yes, better times.
I remember meeting people in Sydney. I was in the navy and was partying there. Met some cool friends and they told me about silver hair and them winning the radio contest. Then when I left they gave me the cd with I thing 4 songs on it. If I remember they were a little different than the ones that hit the radio in the US. IM 53 now. Damn time flies
Never heard the crowd but a damn great band
Stop being a contrarian. Your eyes work don’t they? Then u saw them go absolutely crazy at the end.
This was an ANTHEM when I was in highschool. Love it.😊
someone pls recommend me a few songs i should listen to by silverchair
If you like really early Grunge stuff
Israel’s Son,Faultline,Freak
or basically their First two Albums
But if you like some experimental stuff like Art rock stuff
Emotion Sickness,Paint Pastel Princess,Without You
@@sato3117let’s be clear that Silverchair is NOT grunge. Great band, but they are post-grunge. Nothing that did not come out of Washington State was grunge. Not STP, NOT Smashing Pumpkins, NOT Bush and most certainly not Silverchair, of which their name is derived from two songs from actual grunge bands. (Sliver and Angry Chair). Abbreviated was Sliver Chair for songs to request on the radio, and it was misspelt, hence, the name of the band.
@@sato3117regarding the rest of your assessment, yes! I agree with you there! Their first three albums are great, but nothing better than the first two if someone is new to the band.
If you're a music fan in general, it would be an interesting journey to listen to all of their albums in order. You'd actually get the sense for what a band that started so young actually grew in to musically. I personally am a fan of the bands music and love songs from all of the albums. Some melodies, from all of the albums, still are with me after all of these years. Definitely a band worthy of a listen 🤘🏼😎
@@omardcastrod they long ago corrected that version of where they got their name….it’s actually from the book, The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis. They made up the other story because they thought it sounded cooler.
I sing one karaoke song on TH-cam with Silverchair and now I'm getting endless videos of them. LOL
Thought it was a girl
I read they had to tour with their mom. 💓Goose bumps 🕯️👈(that's my lighter in the air)
on behalf of all metalheads,
this is cute.
I heard them the first time in 94'. I was blown away !!
I remember my friends having that fender guitar strap. Brings back memories.
So friggin nostalgic 😂❤
first time i saw them i just could not reconcile that voice with the kid incredible