A young boy in Richmond, Virginia discovering this song via Limewire in 2003. STILL BANGS. The wormhole that got me to UK garage, 2 step, jungle, dub, grime, and UK Hip-Hop. Peace to Mike Skinner! Shouts BBC 1Xtra, (ChoiceFM RIP) and CapitalXtra.
Love how music can put you right back in a moment from years gone. Grew up with The Streets and rediscovered them again 10 years ago. Used to drive to my ex girlfriend uni in Brum, park up with a few stellas and some bud and listen to the The Streets with her. Thought we were untouchable and our love would never end. Still listen to The Streets now. Timeless
@@Macka400 Brum holds a special place in the heart. I have to admit, if someone said you’d end up living in Birmingham, I wouldn’t have been keen but love forced a move and it was excellent. The people are a special breed of top class geezer. Proper friendly. Peace bro 🤝
I'm still listening to this banger of a song, in 2023. Even with all of the new music, that is getting released, I still find my way back here. No song, is as good as this! I love the work of Mike Skinner. Listening from Australia. 🐨🇦🇺
Yep. Just listened to Ren's new track clearly doing a shout out with "I'm a geezer on The Streets" bars. A appreciate Ren a little more since he's been linking Mike's new stuff.
Remember this as a 14 year old. Sat in Woolworths car park blasting it out on the radio in my old dears Golf GTi while she was shopping. Thought i was the boy!
Lol Mike Skinner is well credited with putting Burmies on the map musically. They got documentaries and shit about it hahahaha. Stop being a revisionist.
I, a 39 year old woman from south central Michigan remembering about playing a Streets track while getting ready to go to the club- and yes I remember Limewire 2003!
Im knocking on the door of my 50th soon but as soon as i listen to the streets it just transports me straight back 20 odd years.. mike is so underrated..
Original Pirate Material is the soundtrack to a lot of our lives at that ripe age and in that time where we didn’t know what the fuck we were up to but up to no good Thank you, Mike for giving us these tracks that unlock them memories Original Pirate Material, yer listening to The Streets Lock down your aeeeerial Always banging
As a dutchie working with uk peeps in the Netherlands you get to know them and there was the love for drum and base and the streets... Blinded by the lights😉💯🔥
First time I listened to this tune it stuck with me for years, ever since I was young I got bullied and I was so scared of being disliked, all I wanted was someone to say something nice to me but my parents were so busy at the time, I was alone.And so I stuck to standards set by people so much that I wasn’t myself anymore. by the start of my teenage years, I completely broke to pieces, no one knew exactly who I was. And after failed a possible attempt, I lost empathy for everyone. I’m a bit older now, I’m still listening to The Streets, this song has been with me since recovery. Thank you Mike Skinner so much.
What was good about this track was that people could identify with the lyrics. It reflected exactly how many people were living at the time. It also sat well with films such as Human Traffic and Trainspotting (more so later tracks in the album).
It’s amazing it still does or did till a couple of years ago 23 now only discovers this recently but it’s an accurate description of growing up in north London low key
Lyrical genius. My son has been in the music business he has several videos on TH-cam but how do I tell him that the lyrical content doesn't come close, 20 years ago when this Classic was in my tape deck the words were on my lips and to this day at 48years old I remember every single one..yet I struggle to recall the words of my own child's track... His name is D2 and one of his tracks "Styles" is a good example... any advice.please.. Amanda Jane Wolstenholme... 4:04 4:04 4:04
Just think all those who enjoyed this when it first came out will be gone and life will go on. Makes me feel nostalgic and realise that life goes by in the blink of an eye
This album might as well have been glued into my car minidisc player in my early twenties. Everyone loved it. Me and my mates were living the lyrics and rolling over Novas on roundabouts in Slough. Mike is a genius wordsmith. Thanks for the good times my man.
I'm a kid, well 20 and whilst for many of you the streets is about nostalgia of old times for me their tunes, especially this one, is a little different. For me when I'm going out down the high street with my headphones on or something like that, this song is like the perfect "feel" for it. To me the streets is just London grey moody weather, everyone doing their thing but kinda being somewhere in between annoyed and chilled out vibes, all summed up musically. In other words, the music is literally the sound of the streets no pun intended.
As a Yank who lived in the UK for nearly 11 years while this song was out, the song definitely brings back some good memories. The best thing I can say about this video is I want to eat that fcuking English Breakfast!!! LOL :-D
I've heard this song for first time a few months ago on BBC Radio1 and my thought was like: wow, this is some new style of rap, what a banger! Never knew it's already 20 years old 😄
March 2022. Was at uni washing my hands and this came into and has been in my head all day since....Now here I am. Where are they? No other act like them from then till now 🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥
Absolute banger this Mike. Remember first hearing it on the Chris Moyles Breakfast show before school 2002?? Just summed up everything going on at the time. Bought the album a few days later.
2002 vibes starter pack - this record, the Nike 'cage football' world cup ad, England home shirt with the red stripe down the front, little kids with mohawks, Phoenix Nights on channel 4
In 2001 this Changed the UK game After years of US hip hop seeing this video blew my mind he was taking about shit we did using slang we said and looked like one of my mates 😂😂😂
Yeah specially the vauxhall nova reference lol, i had a punto, but the light blue nova was always about and was always some guy with flat tyres and an audio system more expensive than the car
OMGIT BEEN LIKE 20 YERAS SINCE I HAVE NBOT HEARD THE STREETS .... SINCE 2003 AT JUST AMAZING MUSIC ... LOVE IT ... I AM FROM EL SALVADOR BUT WAS LIVING IN MANCHESTER AT THAT TIME AND ALWAYS HEARD YOU ---- GREAT MUSICCCC SOOOOO GOOOOOODDDDDD
What an artist. Huge shout from the US. Britain really does produce some talent. Loving The Streets and also other UK electronica based acts like Faithless, Burial, Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Unkle, Autectre, Massive Attack, Orbital, Leftfield, Stereo Mcs, The Streets, Goldie, The Bug, Allflaws
Ah the first song that got me into this fucking amazing band. And now a few years and 2 concerts later, 1000 hours of listening later and I still love this song like mad. Can't wait for the new album
It is the early 2000’s, you managed to get out of school, you are watching Arthur on conc and you hear this banger coming from one of the neighbours and spend the next 20 years looking for it
Remember my brother playing this to me for the first time in his rover. Went into my local record shop the following morning and bought the single, took it round to all my mates houses that day, Simple times.
Skinner was and is a genius, broke barriers created genres made memories for his generation, if he was from London and not longbridge these vids would have 30+mill views, brummie legend 👌
Mike was so beyond his time. Phrases you hear loads these days were first used by him. His album paved so many genres, even paved the way for D&B in dont mug yourself and that’s why his strange mix was so loved
It is more about the context, I am assuming UK/British censoring (along with USA censoring) omits any use of drug usage, most likely for the sake of it being the habits 'misused'.
They need to stop editing the lyrics from this talented artists as they are making the youth of today aware of the dangers of this narcotics! In my times in the 90's it was all glamourised
Listening it back almost 20 yrs later during lockdown made a lot of sense to me. I felt pushed to source for a knock off Burberry Cap to match that back-in-the-day look :D
Found The Streets "browsing" for music back in the Napster days. It was 5th grade when I accidentally found Irony of it All. Consequently discovered Original Pirate Material, I was 12 then in Buffalo NY. Still blasting Skinner 15 years later on my way to a Buffalo Bill's game. His music makes up some of my favorite bangers of all time. Always wondered what kind of impact The Streets had in the UK because virtually no one knows them in my area
Potyok BJJ i am from Birmingham man.. the true origin of the music as skinner is from here. Very real representation of what life was like here during that time. If you want some current shit to bang look up T8PES
First heard this song about 3 and a half years ago at my best friends house his dad used to blaze it through the speakers. Brings back great memories I miss my friend we are sadly out of contact now
Banging these tunes on while having at the time a sick sesh with the lads popping pills and other shit what good times I had when I was 18/19 (25 now) dad used to play the streets in the car when I was 13/14 and I loved them ever since…
Love the video, reminds me of being a kid and sat in the pubs with family before they all started closing after the recession or turning into "bistro-pubs". Here because I had a dream last night where I was watching TV, and some plasticine middle-aged man reminiscing on his life says thet lines following from 0:33 in a yorkshire accent.
I think being 2018-19 is the issue. Even just 10 years ago the world was not this pussified. Unfortunately, this is an after effect of the con side of the internet. Time makes fools of us all.
I was born 3 years after this song released but I’m still blasting this tune in my car atleast 3 times a week, what a tune. Would’ve loved to have been a teen during the early 2000’s, great cars, great music
A young boy in Richmond, Virginia discovering this song via Limewire in 2003. STILL BANGS. The wormhole that got me to UK garage, 2 step, jungle, dub, grime, and UK Hip-Hop. Peace to Mike Skinner! Shouts BBC 1Xtra, (ChoiceFM RIP) and CapitalXtra.
Cain McCoy me too in richmond VA
I'm from the UK and only 15. Never really understood CapitalXTRA/1Xtra/the music they play. Maybe now's the time
Big up to the USA mate, props for giving the UK scene a change 🇬🇧🇺🇸
From Richmond Virginia to Richmond London
804 to the 757 to the 212. whats goood!
The lyrics, the delivery, the piano, the bassline. Still untouchable 20 years on.
"turn the page, don't rip it out at your age, move to the next stage" cheers, Mike, needed to be reminded of this.
dickyD45 this👌🏼was waiting for this comment, what a lyric
Love how music can put you right back in a moment from years gone. Grew up with The Streets and rediscovered them again 10 years ago. Used to drive to my ex girlfriend uni in Brum, park up with a few stellas and some bud and listen to the The Streets with her. Thought we were untouchable and our love would never end. Still listen to The Streets now. Timeless
Feels like when Leicester won the league
I love this bro, music definitely has a way of fueling all kinds of memories and emotions. Brum geeza here too by the way 🤝🏻
@@Macka400 Brum holds a special place in the heart. I have to admit, if someone said you’d end up living in Birmingham, I wouldn’t have been keen but love forced a move and it was excellent. The people are a special breed of top class geezer. Proper friendly. Peace bro 🤝
Released 20 years ago today (March 25th 2002). Still sounding fresh. Original Pirate Material, yer listening to the streets, lock down your aerial...
“pull out your sack and sit back” makes me want to be a man lol
yep! absolutely tru
‘Tony’s got a new motor, SR Nova!’
@@christophermacdonald7902 man like Tony 👊
Remember us always turning stolen nova’s on there side when I was 21/22 they was worse than 3 wheelers 🤣
Mike skinner the genius way ahead of his time!! game changer that never got the props and respect he deserved
bringing back all the memories of when life was simple and the next big night out was all i had to worry about...
What a perfect sentence...
Original Pirate Material one of my favourite albums to this day absolute classic one of the CDs I treasure to this day
A Grand Don't Come For Free is still the BEST Streets album ever. I love the story it tells too. My favourite concept album of all time.
A grand don't come for free is absolutely fire also. A start to finish lyrical journey.
I'm still listening to this banger of a song, in 2023. Even with all of the new music, that is getting released, I still find my way back here. No song, is as good as this! I love the work of Mike Skinner. Listening from Australia. 🐨🇦🇺
Yep. Just listened to Ren's new track clearly doing a shout out with "I'm a geezer on The Streets" bars. A appreciate Ren a little more since he's been linking Mike's new stuff.
Remember this as a 14 year old. Sat in Woolworths car park blasting it out on the radio in my old dears Golf GTi while she was shopping. Thought i was the boy!
Nick Hards - not an SR Nova? Disappoint 😂
Didn't ya mother warn ya it's a sound system banger
😂😂😂👌
Listening to this banger. You were the boy mate.
You were mate, you were.
It’s quarantine and looking for the music that used to make me happy.. spot on
Great choice 🙌
Cheer up soppy
αυτο ακριβως !
Glad to discover this song
Innit geez, back in the day when everything was cushty
The song that changed the uk game forever.
@• AzzA • you're too young to know lol
@• AzzA •cause it was fucking Spice Girls before them thats how.
Lol Mike Skinner is well credited with putting Burmies on the map musically. They got documentaries and shit about it hahahaha. Stop being a revisionist.
Gave me another level of love and understanding to the everyday geezer.
@@ProudFilthyCasual Do you have link to the doc? I'd love to watch it!
I, a 39 year old woman from south central Michigan remembering about playing a Streets track while getting ready to go to the club- and yes I remember Limewire 2003!
I love that this tune went world wide, a testament to how brilliantly minded uk musicians really are.
Shout Out from Australia...though no Mike lived here for a lil while
Im knocking on the door of my 50th soon but as soon as i listen to the streets it just transports me straight back 20 odd years.. mike is so underrated..
not under rated, just didnt sell himself out, im banging on 54. and yep still timeless material xxx
That piano might be one of the best melodies ever
Kisstory still play this on a Friday and Saturday night pre-rave time, such a banger to get ready n go out to 🔥👊
I got it in the morning at 7am on the way to school
Original Pirate Material is the soundtrack to a lot of our lives at that ripe age and in that time where we didn’t know what the fuck we were up to but up to no good
Thank you, Mike for giving us these tracks that unlock them memories
Original Pirate Material, yer listening to The Streets
Lock down your aeeeerial
Always banging
As a dutchie working with uk peeps in the Netherlands you get to know them and there was the love for drum and base and the streets... Blinded by the lights😉💯🔥
First time I listened to this tune it stuck with me for years, ever since I was young I got bullied and I was so scared of being disliked, all I wanted was someone to say something nice to me but my parents were so busy at the time, I was alone.And so I stuck to standards set by people so much that I wasn’t myself anymore. by the start of my teenage years, I completely broke to pieces, no one knew exactly who I was. And after failed a possible attempt, I lost empathy for everyone. I’m a bit older now, I’m still listening to The Streets, this song has been with me since recovery. Thank you Mike Skinner so much.
Hey, hope you’re doing ok now 🙂
Ye dude, hope all is good ❤
I love it how the full english breakfest is a common theme amongst the Streets' videos
The sound of 2002, the music and lyrics are like a time machine that takes me back to those moments
2000-2004 was an era that could never be repeated. Garage and grime. The authenticity of British music back then is unmatched
MY TEEN YEARS
What was good about this track was that people could identify with the lyrics. It reflected exactly how many people were living at the time. It also sat well with films such as Human Traffic and Trainspotting (more so later tracks in the album).
everytime i hear this song im always reminded of trainspotting- i just finished watching it again. such an amazing movie
It’s amazing it still does or did till a couple of years ago 23 now only discovers this recently but it’s an accurate description of growing up in north London low key
Lyrical genius. My son has been in the music business he has several videos on TH-cam but how do I tell him that the lyrical content doesn't come close, 20 years ago when this Classic was in my tape deck the words were on my lips and to this day at 48years old I remember every single one..yet I struggle to recall the words of my own child's track... His name is D2 and one of his tracks "Styles" is a good example... any advice.please.. Amanda Jane Wolstenholme... 4:04 4:04 4:04
I have to come back to this now and then it just doesn’t age. This track was way ahead of its time!
Men in their thirties don’t cry much but this is one of them tunes.... if only we could go back...
Brings back memories that will haunt me forever I was 16 when this came out happy fun times on my ped and all the mates I had
I was 13 when this came out.
And men in their 40’s……..
Just think all those who enjoyed this when it first came out will be gone and life will go on. Makes me feel nostalgic and realise that life goes by in the blink of an eye
@@Jendelight 9 months gone already
This album might as well have been glued into my car minidisc player in my early twenties. Everyone loved it. Me and my mates were living the lyrics and rolling over Novas on roundabouts in Slough. Mike is a genius wordsmith. Thanks for the good times my man.
It seems like Mike has always been into the "dual timeline" concept. I appreciate that.
Was just thinking this w/ empty cans
This album has so many classics. It's unbelievable
An utterly genius
No one ever summed up real life in song
More poet than any.poet laureate EVER
NUFF SAID
I'm a kid, well 20 and whilst for many of you the streets is about nostalgia of old times for me their tunes, especially this one, is a little different. For me when I'm going out down the high street with my headphones on or something like that, this song is like the perfect "feel" for it. To me the streets is just London grey moody weather, everyone doing their thing but kinda being somewhere in between annoyed and chilled out vibes, all summed up musically. In other words, the music is literally the sound of the streets no pun intended.
Agree, that’s the feeling 100%. I have the nostalgia yes but the experience is exactly as you said. -Cheers
I will forever love this song... a never forgotten classic...
These old school garage tunes never fail to make me smile
What are some other good old school garage songs ?
@@marcusagainSweet like chocolate
As a Yank who lived in the UK for nearly 11 years while this song was out, the song definitely brings back some good memories. The best thing I can say about this video is I want to eat that fcuking English Breakfast!!! LOL :-D
Cappy Love real talk bro... I have one 3 times a week ;p minus black pudding. Gimme a shout next time lmao
Respect bruv
U poor thing u had to go back to America its full of Americans so sad. They'll never get it like u do
Mad respect to you bro 👊 from a UK dude✌🏻
haha!
The best articulation of a culture or point in time I’ve ever heard. Just a sublime work of art.
What a debut this was - been listening to the whole album a lot lately, it’s still helping me cope and firing up the neurons 🖤🖤
👍👍
I've heard this song for first time a few months ago on BBC Radio1 and my thought was like: wow, this is some new style of rap, what a banger! Never knew it's already 20 years old 😄
2002 was a great time for music especially for UKG, timeless genre of music.
For every other person who first heard this as a teenager living in a blue collar suburb in 2002 - you know the feeling. Spread love, not hate.
No you did not hear it like that that is a lie I am sick of all these lies
Love this tune still.. brings back memories of uni and living the London life... There was nothing fresher then this tune.❤😊
20 years later and its still just as good, thank you Mike for the gems!!!
Old school UK garage will always be on another level in its own zone
March 2022. Was at uni washing my hands and this came into and has been in my head all day since....Now here I am. Where are they? No other act like them from then till now 🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥
The older this song is i love it more is such a bagner and it makes me feel like im in childhood home love from Serbia ❤.
Now that's one crazy flow
An old skool classic banger!! One great song of an era
An absolute classic.
Back here from the early 2000’s when I was lucky enough to live in the UK
Where do you live now?
This is timeless. The hole album. Banging
This song works therapeutic to me. Truly a song to zone out with.
Having a spliff and listening to this absolute banger ❤
Absolute banger this Mike. Remember first hearing it on the Chris Moyles Breakfast show before school 2002?? Just summed up everything going on at the time. Bought the album a few days later.
2002 vibes starter pack - this record, the Nike 'cage football' world cup ad, England home shirt with the red stripe down the front, little kids with mohawks, Phoenix Nights on channel 4
In 2001 this Changed the UK game After years of US hip hop seeing this video blew my mind he was taking about shit we did using slang we said and looked like one of my mates 😂😂😂
Yeah specially the vauxhall nova reference lol, i had a punto, but the light blue nova was always about and was always some guy with flat tyres and an audio system more expensive than the car
OMGIT BEEN LIKE 20 YERAS SINCE I HAVE NBOT HEARD THE STREETS .... SINCE 2003 AT JUST AMAZING MUSIC ... LOVE IT ... I AM FROM EL SALVADOR BUT WAS LIVING IN MANCHESTER AT THAT TIME AND ALWAYS HEARD YOU ---- GREAT MUSICCCC SOOOOO GOOOOOODDDDDD
What a beat gives me goosebumps
A British banger that will never get to old to listen to some real fire to your ears 🔥🔥🔥🎯💯
What an artist. Huge shout from the US. Britain really does produce some talent.
Loving The Streets and also other UK electronica based acts like
Faithless, Burial, Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Unkle, Autectre, Massive Attack,
Orbital, Leftfield, Stereo Mcs, The Streets, Goldie, The Bug, Allflaws
If you like this you might like the prodigy
Orbital are fucking amazing
Sneaker pimps?
If you like to you may like Ren
Music written for life never did notice its timelessness , yet held in memory with nostalgias cooperation by wall clocks and calendars .
Old memories in north west London driving in ringers
Banging this.
Where did joy riding go.
Those were the days.
One of my favorite songs by him. 🔥🔥🔥
Ah the first song that got me into this fucking amazing band. And now a few years and 2 concerts later, 1000 hours of listening later and I still love this song like mad. Can't wait for the new album
It is the early 2000’s, you managed to get out of school, you are watching Arthur on conc and you hear this banger coming from one of the neighbours and spend the next 20 years looking for it
Remember my brother playing this to me for the first time in his rover. Went into my local record shop the following morning and bought the single, took it round to all my mates houses that day, Simple times.
The best British rap and hip-hop jam!
Skinner was and is a genius, broke barriers created genres made memories for his generation, if he was from London and not longbridge these vids would have 30+mill views, brummie legend 👌
The streets deserve way more love then there getting
Driving the knock off black boxed xr2 blasting this with old bill in pursuit good old days 😂👍
I love this video showing 2 realitiez
You want to watch both and cant. Mike skinner captures this era and this moment perfectly
Mike was so beyond his time. Phrases you hear loads these days were first used by him. His album paved so many genres, even paved the way for D&B in dont mug yourself and that’s why his strange mix was so loved
DnB was before garage, DnB can be tracked back to 95.
yeah dnb existed about 10 year before dont mug yourself, dunno what you’re on about tbh
Moving shadow was about dated to 1992？Something like this
Lol @ paved the way for DnB. More the other way around to be honest. Hardcore and then jungle / dnb is responsible for a lot when it comes to UK music
"These are, our ways ya, and this is a day in the life of a geezer" 🔥 🔥 classic bars
Good to hear this again, it brings back the memories
The words cut out were 'herbs', 'weed', 'brown' and 'rock'. Yeah, shocking use of language! :/
It is more about the context, I am assuming UK/British censoring (along with USA censoring) omits any use of drug usage, most likely for the sake of it being the habits 'misused'.
NoGoldenFleece they'll block "skunk" out of a song, but they still play Cocaine by Eric Clapton.
Hear worse shit than this on the radio is madness
They need to stop editing the lyrics from this talented artists as they are making the youth of today aware of the dangers of this narcotics! In my times in the 90's it was all glamourised
Used to smoke all these in the morning x
Need to dig this album out of the box I haven't unpacked yet.
But don't forget the rizzler🗣️
Listening it back almost 20 yrs later during lockdown made a lot of sense to me. I felt pushed to source for a knock off Burberry Cap to match that back-in-the-day look :D
What a tune. I miss these days. Genuinely talented artists, willing to go outside of the box and try new things. Look at the shite we have today.
This is one legendary song ! I remember this from back in the days & when this came on in Anuvahood 💥 if you know you know 👌🏽💯
The streets - has it come to this. Never has the title of a song been so relevant...🇬🇧
They can take our freedom but never take away our memories 🙌
When he dropped the demo tape of this into the music shop in London and they played it, his life changed forever !
Found The Streets "browsing" for music back in the Napster days. It was 5th grade when I accidentally found Irony of it All. Consequently discovered Original Pirate Material, I was 12 then in Buffalo NY. Still blasting Skinner 15 years later on my way to a Buffalo Bill's game. His music makes up some of my favorite bangers of all time. Always wondered what kind of impact The Streets had in the UK because virtually no one knows them in my area
Potyok BJJ i am from Birmingham man.. the true origin of the music as skinner is from here. Very real representation of what life was like here during that time. If you want some current shit to bang look up T8PES
@@Hardspace1979 on it, cheers m8
Potyok BJJ no worries pal... “blinded by the lights” is one of my favorite streets tracks man. “Weak become heroes” is a track as well!
Skinner is one of the most well respected musicians in the UK. You play a streets track and everyone is hyped
This is the game changer expanded grime from london , il never for get this tune it reminds me of that london bird i met !
Oh lord the melody 🖤☺️
This takes me back to the days when i thought i knew it all...❤ some men rise some men fall .Stand tall now ❤
Ya mother warned ya its a sound system banger:)
:)
Can still sing along with ever bar of this tune!
First heard this song about 3 and a half years ago at my best friends house his dad used to blaze it through the speakers. Brings back great memories I miss my friend we are sadly out of contact now
Get back in contact bro. Life is too short.
@@fidodido8733 fr bro , everyone just sort of moved on once we got older lol
Banging these tunes on while having at the time a sick sesh with the lads popping pills and other shit what good times I had when I was 18/19 (25 now) dad used to play the streets in the car when I was 13/14 and I loved them ever since…
THIS SONG .....Reminds me of great times !
Story of my life in a song !!superb!!
So much love for this band.
Love the video, reminds me of being a kid and sat in the pubs with family before they all started closing after the recession or turning into "bistro-pubs". Here because I had a dream last night where I was watching TV, and some plasticine middle-aged man reminiscing on his life says thet lines following from 0:33 in a yorkshire accent.
I'm 20, I'm from italy, never heard this song before, but this gets me very nostalgic..
Same vibe man. Its so good it goes beyond context
Bonjourno
MIKE SKINNER should've been Bigger, he deserves all the praise he gets 🙏 👏 🎉
Here for the 22nd year anniversary. Big tune
Listened to this from waaay way back when someone left it on my first laptop. Still great.
Words blanked out??? Ffs gimme a break it’s 2018 not the 1900’s 😔
michael frost ikr lmao it’s fucking pathetic lmao
I think it's because MTV gets offended at everything, especially nowadays
No it's modern day pc shit that will fuck everything!
I think being 2018-19 is the issue. Even just 10 years ago the world was not this pussified. Unfortunately, this is an after effect of the con side of the internet. Time makes fools of us all.
Michael, Great point. BUT, I can't help but see the irony in your use of FFS
Ren threw me here. I'm delighted.
A forever perfect track
Mike Skinner made this in his bedroom. Pure talent
Blankets for audio treatment.
This track.. 15 years later and this track is still...
I was born 3 years after this song released but I’m still blasting this tune in my car atleast 3 times a week, what a tune. Would’ve loved to have been a teen during the early 2000’s, great cars, great music