First listen to Suicidal Tendencies - Institutionalized (REACTION)
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- Intense and powerful track wow...
Original Video: • Institutionalized
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Daniel, this is not Metal, this is SoCal SST Punk. Agent Orange, TSOL, Black Flag, Minutemen, just be careful....
Thank you, you are correct:)
@@DiconDissectionalReactions Just saying, you go down this rabbit hole, I can't be responsible for what comes out!
SST was a home studio black flags guitarist built so they could record 45rpm singles. Other bands signed on too. Greg Sage of the Wipers was doing the same thing in Portland and In Boston and Minneapolis there were a few DIY punk labels. It was these small indie labels that made later bands like Nirvana possible.
@@Hartlor_Tayley it was just an unbelievable time of raw expression and experimentation. No one had any idea what would come out of it otherwise Paul Wellerberg would be rightly acclaimed as the King of Rock.
Al Hollywood I agree 100% I’m not sure if you mean Paul westerberg of the Replacements or Paul Weller the Jam. But either way works for me.
The band name might be familiar because Robert Trujillo used to be their bassist.
More like Robert Trullio is familiar because of social tendencies lol
@@charleshornbeak9078 Ha! Did Social Distortion and Suicidal Tendencies form a super group? Cuz that would be fucking awesome!
I'm an L.A. South Bay guy from the early '80s, , Suicidal Tendencies is seminal! Also The Minutemen and of course Oingo Boingo
Edit:. I'm not crazy!!! All I wanted was a Pepsi!
Butthole Surfers!!
@@theplanetruth Who was in my room last night?
“What the hell?”.......Daniel, you made my day with that one moment. I almost fell out of my chair laughing. Love your reactions.
One of my favorite cassette's in HS while taking the city bus to and from school in 1984. The album is less than 30 minutes long. Possessed is my favorite track and as fast as the lyrics are sung I can still sing along with it today without missing a word.
Every song on this album rips and is iconic of LA punk rock in 1983. This one is an anthem of my youth.
I love this band. I consider them Hardcore which is a derivative of punk and metal. I also love progressive rock. They are both emotionally charged. There is a lot of crossover.
Daniel ~ this is a punk anthem, serious. SST all the way. It was used in several movies, my favorite being Repo Man with Emilio Estevez (80s). Another really good movie that gives a taste of that scene was Suburbia directed by Penelope spheeris also 80s, which had real punks and a very young Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers.
It was also used a lot in an early episode of Miami Vice
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Suburbia also had a young Rikk Agnew frof the Adolescents and Christian Death
There was a snipet of this in Iron Man while Tony Star to was dialing in and perfecting his new suit. It was playing in the background and then he was interrupted by Pepper.
I fist-pumped the air when I heard it!
YYEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUCH an epic tune OMG!!!! ST is SUCH a unique band/sound...which is why I think they were so popular by having that unique sound. I got to see them live in San Diego once, got Mike Muir to autograph a T-shirt for me too! We used to LOVE saying the line 'All I wanted was a Pepsi' in any given appropriate situation. Okay, onto the song...
If I remember, there IS a name for this style of music...kinda rap but also kinda not, spoken word rap-ish then into rock, ST were innovators IMO. LMAO...I KNEW you would pause there! At the end..."Doesn't matter, I'll probably get hit by a car anyway." (and now I see you got to read it on the lyrics) and there's another version where he says "Doesn't matter, insurance is about to run out anyway." And whoever did the lyrics on that page I think didn't know or have the original because it's 'institutionalized' at the end of the lines in the chorus.
Great reaction, told ya it was a bit deep. I always understood the basic premise of the song, that being a narrative of the crap some young people have to endure in their life. With emphasis on the "adult" world not taking responsibility for properly finding a solution to any given situation instead of shoving them off to an institutional world. Sometimes I see it like getting a puppy: cool to play with at first, but then as it gets older and the daily responsibility involved becomes tedious, it's no longer any fun and they are left alone, almost ignored completely...a time when they are wanting to be wanted most. Thanks for reacting to this Daniel, I knew you'd like it!
My kids (15, 13) heard this back in July for the first time. They were like
What
Is
This
Weird
Song? Why did you make us listen to that, Dad???
Right?? Mine do the same. Where did this generation come from?
Ms Mc all they wanted was a Pepsi.
Hartlor Tayley Haha...if only it were that easy.
Ms Mc it’s our fault because we have them a Pepsi.
😆😆😆
does anyone remember when Beavis and Butthead reacted to this? I suppose they were like the original reactors
ha I just found the video of them: th-cam.com/video/b-LJyWx4RhU/w-d-xo.html
Craig
Butthead said it all: “This dude’s under a lot of stress!”
The original and still the best!
Pain shows where you are not.
I can see bart simpson singing this
It can be one of his bullies too
Parents got a vacation kid gets shipped off
That's what happened
The jam- that's entertainment, a Town called malice, this is the modern world
Albert Agibinik Eaton Rifles. Going underground. The Jam were really good. I still listen to the Jam when I have to try and get my own Pepsi.
@@Hartlor_Tayley liked the style council too
Albert Agibinik me too.
This is great. I'm 66 but I still listen to the "Repo Man" soundtrack a lot.
Great song from great album.
More to the point, this is hardcore punk.
Well, crossover. There's a punk and metal mix.
@@MacGuffinExMachina CROSS OV ER!
are you on crack?
@@bushwickbillOG Not at this moment, no. Why, do you have some?
@@quikmart1 so true venice punk has worldwide influences after join the army thrash albums 1 2 punk 4ever '82 83 this came out. Surf skating gangs graffiti suicio
Was introduced to them in high school from a guy who had just moved from California. In college, I was introduced to other punk/ska bands by my girl friend's brother (now my brother in law).
Ok, so I'm old so this is not my preferred style of music. But does anyone else think that the singer sounds like Jeff Spiccoli from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"? Probably just me....lol !
I sure remember this from when I was 12 after being raised on jazz, blues, and rock. Are you that guy I bought that The Stooges Funhouse record in the cut out bin from? Same with the Sonics. Welcome the punk.
Hmm..it just occurred to me...How about doing a Bad Religion song? Their lyrics are really brilliant, and the music’s not bad, either. You’d probably love them. Maybe start with SUFFER, or SORROW?
Sorrow x2
I want to conquer the world is my favorite lyric ever
There was a period of time in the mid 80s when the Hardcore punk scene began to cross-fertilise with the more extreme elements of the Metal scene. At the time, it was referred to as "crossover". It was natural that the two would fuse, given the emphasis on speed, volume and anger. Suicidal Tendencies were amongst the originators of crossover, a scene which eventually spawned the likes of Metallica, Slayer and Anthrax.
This song is very cutting for the way our societies are run, it slices right through what "we" think is the "right" way to deal with things and social norms.
This is my next door neighbor song. His parents drove him crazy! They were Catholic LOL!!!!
Man I didn't even think to mention suicidal temdacies. This songs just the best.
Knocking them out tonight !
Rock on !
New to the channel. Great video. Good video, EXCELLENT SONG! My Favorite Band!
I was in an institution when I heard this, so I extra appreciated it. The Intensive Diagnostic & Treatment Unit. It’s where they sent runaways & kids that got in trouble but were also bipolar, BPD, or had been m0lested. They took evrything fun except for a radio. The only decent station was a college station that played punk bands on Friday night. I was on 45/15 room plan, the most restrictive, basically you had to stay in your room 45 mins of every hr with 15 mins out. I was bored out of my mind & freaking out in this cinderblock square room with bright fluorescent lights. (The building was built to house German prisoners of war in WW2 & the fed govt sold it to my state for a $1). So I was 14, the boy I’d been seeing when I got locked up stopped writing me & I was locked up and not allowed to smoke, so punk music really got my vibe.
Ended up there for ovr a year. I dated a kid there who’d transitioned out of juvie after he shot his dad. He broke my heart. I made a toxic bestie who was in love with me & slept with my bf, & I got the best weed hookups. By the time I got home after a stint in a group home I was solidly a bad kid. Send your kid away for 2 yrs, don’t expect them to listen to sht you have to say.
Ya gotta love this one.
Your facial expressions and reactions are priceless!
Ah, the 80s were so damn fun! Thanks for bringing back those memories!
Dude, I am lol and I might actually be bugging my neighbors 'cause it's 7:40 in the morning, but I am enjoying your reaction very much. I'm wearing headphones so all they can hear is the laughter.
Omg that was hilarious. This is American skate punk at its best. GREAT reaction
its just about being a teenager and trying to do things and dealing with ur parents . sum of the song I love this song. its a CLassic . this is their punk yrs b4 they switched over to Thrash metal. ONe of my fav bands growing up.
In the Iron Man movie, I remember him listening to this while he was in his lab, working on something.
Hard-core 80’s skater punk! YES!
Dude one of my favorite hard-core bands this is from the album Suicidal Tendencies their best to more love you
Even if you don’t react to ,please take 5 minutes of your time and listen to “send me your money” by suicidal tendencies. . Less dark more funny af look at the corruption of certain TV evangelists . Thanks for the great reactions
I thought about suggesting this one but since Daniel is Christian I wasn't sure if he'd appreciate it or not.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Love these guys. Great song.
All I wanted was a Pepsi. “D~7” by the Wipers is one I think you’ll really like. Or My War by Black Flag.
there's also...I Saw Your Mommy and Your Mommy's Dead, same album
Great great song. Also “hear war inside my head” or “can’t bring me down” though those come later and are more thrash. This song was popular with the hardcore punk crowd a la Dead Kennedy’s before Suicidal evolved to new genre.
I am an older hardcore Rush and lyrics guy and a lot of us who grew up in these times actually listened to all these bands who had great social and intelectual commentary. Shocked you came across it.
He didn't come across it, I suggested it to him...figured the lyrics would be an interesting breakdown. I also suggested "Can't Bring Me Down". Being from San Diego I knew ST quite well, some really good music for sure!
J OConnell well hats off to you friend. Definitely an unusual and obscure gem and perfect for his channel.
I swear I heard a song like this long ago (where the guy just talks instead of sings), but for the life of me I have no clue what it was called or who it was by.
Well I finally remembered it. Ready for this? Detachable Penis by King Missile.
One day I heard it on the radio and I was like what did I just listen to, LOL.
Possibly Henry Rollins?
@@charleshornbeak9078 ?
HAhaha at 6:07 says: "We do different styles on this channel, and if you don't like it then you can simply ignore the ones you don't like! Because I want to explore every avenue and genre of music, and I'm not going to be stopped because you don't like it. So fuck off if you can't handle that, please! Have a great day!"
It's all in the structure vs. The music. That's what makes this song amazing. The composition is so fucking conceptual and so many people see through that.
It's funny, many "educated" musicians can't see through these things. They're focused on the key, the melody,...
Songs like this specific one, makes them brainfart. Because that approach doesn't allow you to understand the level of story telling and different approach to musicality.
Yes, ST was originally a hardcore punk band, there even you could find here on TH-cam some demos and live presentations from them before the first studio album was relased (I want they relase in new version of some of they early works that don't came in their studio discos).
But actually, even when I think his most important song is this, Institutionalized, I belive his best works are the ones with Rocky George in the guitar.
This takes me back to around 1983- I was 15/16 and not really into the punk scene, but where I lived I would see their band fliers on the street light poles etc(Black Flagg, Social Distortion) and this song was one that I enjoyed- it was not what I was used to listening to but very intriguing and I found it a bit humorous as he sounded just like myself and my friends in regards to our parents and life in general.
The whine is “real” I’m sure as the singer is probably 18/19 lol was fun to listen to this again :) you are hearing ( in comparison to the current day)the progressions in musical genres from when they first came out - same with metal etc. , you can hear the influence but it still sounds “fresh”. I may not be explaining this properly, and it may just be me as well lol but , kudos for giving it a listen :)
Well said, I think you explained it quite properly!
J OConnell 😊
such a great song!
Outstanding. You did a great job in your interpretation.
This one will eternally link to my soul. I don't even really have any similar experiences. But the frustration of being tied up and blamed, restricted and demonized, while the perpetrators laugh and smile in your face, oblivious to their crimes. God almighty, I feel the ceaseless boiling anger at the injustice. Injustice itself may mainly illicit disgust and anger, but injustice born from ignorance calls for a special righteous fury. And this song did a great job at instilling it no matter when I hear it.
Well, it's certainly not The Carpenters, but please explore all genres, it can only expand your potential audience and I can certainly learn something along the way. Now, onto Cat Stevens..☺
Priceless Reaction
Good thoughts on learning levels.
He said at the end... it doesn't matter, I'll probably get hit by a car anyway...
It's a mad, deep song really. Teenage angst at its best
Welcome to Suicidal!!
This song drove me insane on Guitar Hero
"I went to your schools, your churches, your institutional learning facilities and now I'm the one that's crazy", I heard that at 16 and just said "¡hermano!", Kidding aside, it does sound like Mike could use some help!
I (age 55) for one am happy when some metal is brought in - but then it must be good stuff. This is pretty good 😊 But I prefer more complex stuff. S T did do more progressive stuff as well. Great band at times! I belive this was more skate-punk than metal though(?)
yeah Punk...anybody go to the Ramones at the celebrity? I did ...that mosh pit was crazy...
The crossover in music started much earlier than given credit Rap Metal Slam Punk Speed was an Underground movement 😈🤘made me who I am
I always thought the lyrics was Institutionalized!! The Reagan years really took it's toll on the youth
Punk rock forever!
Second best concert I ever saw. Sooooo good. Sooooo loud. This song in particular got me through high school without irreversible damage. The video is really hilarious, if you get a chance to watch it.
I don't know, maybe it's just a Gen X thing, getting accused of being on drugs by parents and teachers when you weren't on drugs, but I had a few friends who had that happen to them when they were teenagers.
Some other great Punk to try would be The Sex Pistols (Anarchy In The Sun, Pretty Vacant, God Save the Queen) or (my favorite) The Clash ("Magnificent Seven, "London's Burning", or one of my favorites "Lost in the Supermarket" a slam on commercialism.)
When my parents and I would argue/fight, I would lock myself in my room and blast this.....just trying to piss them off. Gotta tell ya, it worked😁!
The song is about trying to be sane in an insane world.
this song is about the boomer parents of the 80s that were so busy and stuck in their own little world that they didnt listen to their GenX kids, or were incapable of relating to their kid, but instead gaslighted them. its a horrible feeling and to be honest made me hate my own parents and do really bad shit on purpose just to ruin their day.
thats why these old boomers have been stuck in (institutions) so-called “retirement communities” by their kids. what goes around comes around, and as a grown up you have no obligation to deal with toxic people in your home, even your own parents.
looking back on this song he does sound a bit whiny, but then again hes not being taught respect by his parents. they keep pushing his boundaries, judging him, accusing him of being on drugs. he couldnt tell them anything, so he had to figure it out on his own, all the while they are drugging him with ritalin, prozac and provably on meds themselves.
One of my favorite band's saw them live in the early 90's with Metallica&Danzig 🤘 ST
I think it's more about a teen that has had enough from his parents they stereotype their son because of the way he looks and dresses and the music he listens to and he is tired of hearing it,it's the same way alot of teens that felt when I was a teen in the mid to late 80s I got stereotyped the same way because of the way i looked with long hair,Jean jacket,and liked metal music,people saying I use drugs and I didn't
Fun fact, Rob Trujillo who plays bass is now the bassist of Metallica. He also played bass for Ozzy Osbourne for a little while.
He wasn't the bassist on this track. But your right.
When I wuz a kud all the old fuks use to say "music sucks nowadays back in my day...blah, blah..." I finally know how they felt even though even then I could still dig their old time tunes. Glad I grew up with bands luke Suicidal and tunes like Institutiioniled, feel sorry for kids 2 day , music really does suck nowadayzs. LOL!
WHEN I WENT TO YERRR SCHOOLS!!!
13:45 man shouldve been a voice actor
legend states he still hasn't gotten a pepsi
This is technically speed metal. With that kind of lyric delivery, you really do need the lyrics to help understand what the song's about. The song came out in '83, but I was introduced to it around '89, sophomore year. I had a few classmates who were skater punks and one of them lent me tapes of this band. It was an 80s teen angst/rebellion anthem, for sure.
This is not speed metal, technically or otherwise.
Hey Daniel, good take on this song, if you watch the video you will see Timothy leary as his father. Also saw some of the yes videos and recommend "does it really happen" from the drama album...you do a good job on analyzing lyrics! Thanks.
Sooo glad you went from Cat Stevens to this. Lovely contrast.
Bro you're gaf. Stop chatting about my curse 😆 this is a legend of a song. Adhd fight me.
You should watch the video in your own time. I love that Jack Nance of Eraserhead and Twin Peaks fame plays the dad.
It's suicidal tendencies you either get it or you don't
Teenage angst. American skateboard punk. Not my flavor of Mountain Dew.
Ps, This song reminds me of Spock’s Beard’s Afterthoughts..albeit, a more comic and ironic version.
Knew two guys and a girl who got hit by a car after I heard this song at 13
Senses Fail did a damn good cover of this.
Sounds punky.
This band kind of has it's own niche. Don't try to compare them to anybody else!
Suicidal 4 Life!
All i wanted was a Pepsi. This is more in the skater-punk vibe
Go watch "The Decline of Western Civilization Part I" . That might help put things into perspective. Great documentary from 1980 L.A. "scene".
Subscribed!!!!
Learning disorder ?!...this is about parents not knowing their children and getting frustrated...fyi...leave me the fuck alone and bring me a damn Pepsi...!
My favorite punk song of all time (yeah I know that it's "crossover" you fucking nerds)
Not my cuppa tea, but I am sure I wasn't his target audience either.
This reminds me of who you should react to. The maddest, angriest, deepest, punk, singer of all time...
THE GREAT, HENRY ROLLINS
Check out Henry Rollins band (disconnect) or any other song.
Ps, if you watch a live version, you'll probably has have an aneurism watching the pure rage this man can project. He really gets into character for his live shows.
Daniel you are awesome & so funny! XD XD XD
Welcome to punk, where it is all about anger and venting, not so much about musicianship or composition.
Who in the world told Daniel to expect metal from Suicidal Tendencies, lol? He is so confused.
Siglo XXI: vacío....empty
Hmm Brother why does it seem like you recognize this line of discussion from the parents? ;-) Hmmm?
all i wanted was a pepsi! just one pepsi!!!
They could go metal now and THEN, but they were first and foremost PUNK. This song sounds a lot newer than 1982 to me
He does not fit the norm.
But...what IS normal? One person's normal might be someone else's ABnormal ; )
Yes you're the only one who thinks he sounds whiney 🙄
Okay, just thought I'd make sure:)
Punk not metal. Think mosh pit. LA. 1980s