This, Sneaker Pimps, Stabbing Westward.... 90s nostalgia at its finest. If you were born in the 80s, grew up in the 90s, and this stirs your soul, I'm right here with you! '88
Followed this band religiously.... First time I saw them they opened up for "stabbing westward" Weird flex.... But stabbing westward recently did a cover of "the cure - burn" from "the crow ost" fyi
You crushed it! Those were all groups I loved in the 90s as well! I bought UnGod right away and I still jam that disk. 6 Underground ruled. GLU was a favorite of mine. I had 2x Ten inch subs in my hatchback with a crisp Alpine stereo and life was good! Now? Sh$&! what happened?
What? Oh hell no. You had to be Gen X to enjoy all that shit! You couldn't even get in this show!! Sunday, May 17, 1998 The Ballpark in Arlington, Arlington, TX Bobgoblin Brother Cane Creed Econoline Crush Everclear Fuel God Lives Underwater Our Lady Peace The Crystal Method The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Once saw an interview years ago with the director Roman Coppola, he said that straight after fininshing shooting, the guy in the video Hirofumi Nakajima was still hungry so went for a Mcdonald's before flying back to Japan
Saw them live in Summerfest in Wisconsin. It was pretty awesome, got to see Gravity Kills, and Stabbing Westward, along with Pitchshifter during that summer.
Thirded, their name just popped it my head today and I had to figure out what track I remembered from them. It was definitely this and it's been 21 years since I last heard it. Still pretty good.
Being a teen watching 120 minutes on MTV @12 midnight brought me here. Walking into Monday's Middle School 1st period with a 120 min hangover was my thing.
I wouldn’t say this bad was underrated, nor making music ahead of its time. (And I LOVED them back in the day) This VERY MUCH sounds like a time capsule of the late 90’s.
The dude with the bottomless stomach is Hirofumi Nakajima. He is a competitive eater who won Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island in 1997 and 1998.
@@jacobchristie497 it was before his death. They were like the Ramones, on the cusp but never had the right representation and good PR to move them up to commercial success, his death was untimely and a misfortune.
There were SO MANY bands that got pushed as the next NIN: Meat Beat Manifesto, GLU, Stabbing Westward, Gravity Kills, KMFDM, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Ministry. . .
What a great band. They knew how to write a great pop structured song. Would love to see Empty and LITSCSA on vinyl. Rest Easy, David and Jeff would love to see you back out there. Maybe a tribute to David type concert.
JonahKai111 complications from medicine he was taking for an abscessed tooth. I remember reading about it on enjoyglu. com the day it happened. huge bummer.
@@Existencerased I'm taking medicine for an abscessed wisdom tooth right now and I'm having complications. The infection and swelling is spreading to my bones and body, lymph nodes are stiff AF and sensitive. They keep switching my pain killers till the infection goes away for surgery but I'm constantly in pain and worried. Made me think of this guy..
God... I love this song. I have loved this song since the first day I heard it way back in the far ago of 1997...1998....I don't remember lol. I do remember that I had the casette (!) single and listened to it all of the time!
The song is called "From Your Mouth" and the food is all coming from his mouth. It was the 90s, it didn't have to make sense, just have the slightest of connections lol
Im not sure why this came to mind today but I remembered it from when I was a kid and had to google "music video with guy taking food from his mouth". Boom. Video left an impression! Great song!
That was actually the best electronic music video I ever seen in my life. It's my first time watching this video in 12 years because it was very rare to watch it on MTV. Now Im glad that I can see it on TH-cam as many times as I can. This video as old as it is it still rocks like a new video.
This song hadn't been released yet, but I saw them live. They played with Korn and KMFDM. I was 20 years old. Oct 02, 1995 Korn / Glu / God Lives Underwater / KMFDM - Salt Air Pavilion - Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
I saw this on MTV one morning getting ready for school when I was like 9 and the video stuck with me forever and then 9 years later when the internet became a thing I looked it up on Google which led me to the video on TH-cam and ended up falling in love with this band. Kinda cool that the vid led me to the song years later.
Genre notwithstanding, I still love this track!!! So, are NIN alternative rock also? Please inform me about the proper genre classification for acts like Skinny Puppy, Filter, KFMDM and similar acts. I'd really appreciate it (so I won't make the same mistake again!) : )
nemisysone LOL! I'm just a little OCD about some of the genres. It's not THAT big of a deal. As far as Nine Inch Nails, they are along the lines of Industrial Metal/Rock and Alternative Rock. Skinny Puppy is Post-Industrial Metal, Electrorock, etc. Filter is more like Nine Inch Nails, as far as genre goes. :-)
Interesante video. Los 90's si que fueron bastante creativos, extraño la música de aquella época. Admiro a los artistas que crearon música en los 90's. Tenía que esperar hasta tarde para poder verlo en MTV. Lo genial es todo lo que el hombre puede comer y el video en reversa. Adelantados a la época, muy buen ritmo. Trip-Hop, Electrónica, Down tempo.
i know right?! im just waiting for the next weird as shit video all the while thinking "i just wish i could watch this episode" i feel that getting your video mentioned on game grumps must ramp up your activity thingy like 8 bajillion noches though, so good for them.
In all fairness, you've lazily left out EVERY THING ELSE TO CONSIDER regarding 'fairness' so please delete this stupid lead-in sentence from your functional vocabulary.
Sadly, this is the only video MTV ever played by GLU and it was always in the middle of the night lol.... These guys deserved way more recongniton than they ever got and now David's dead :( I saw them open for KMFDM and The Genitortures back in 1996. They fucking kicked ass live!! RIP David Reilly! I will forever be a fan!
Came to watch a really cool vid that I remember from elementary school. Found a ton of comments from people who have nothing better to do than watch people play Pokemon.
Really? Well I came here to watch a video which some TH-camrs who play video games mentioned, but I just see a guy whose teacher had nothing better to do than show a music video to his elementary school students.
Butthead: "Uhhh hey Beavis, check it out! It's Long duck donger and he is popping a duck egg...uh huh huh" Beavis: "Oh yeah, the donger. Well I'll be damned..."
wow,this really takes me back to high school! I've seen these guys play quite a few times; I can't remember if it was the lead singer,but anyway, I went to school with his younger brother, who was in a band too. They actually got to open for them a couple times, which was pretty cool for a bunch of high school kids. I mean, GLU was never super famous,but they did put out a few albums & seemed somewhat known.
This, Sneaker Pimps, Stabbing Westward.... 90s nostalgia at its finest. If you were born in the 80s, grew up in the 90s, and this stirs your soul, I'm right here with you! '88
gravity kills?
Followed this band religiously.... First time I saw them they opened up for "stabbing westward"
Weird flex.... But stabbing westward recently did a cover of "the cure - burn" from "the crow ost" fyi
You crushed it! Those were all groups I loved in the 90s as well! I bought UnGod right away and I still jam that disk. 6 Underground ruled. GLU was a favorite of mine. I had 2x Ten inch subs in my hatchback with a crisp Alpine stereo and life was good! Now? Sh$&! what happened?
What? Oh hell no. You had to be Gen X to enjoy all that shit! You couldn't even get in this show!!
Sunday, May 17, 1998
The Ballpark in Arlington, Arlington, TX
Bobgoblin
Brother Cane
Creed
Econoline Crush
Everclear
Fuel
God Lives Underwater
Our Lady Peace
The Crystal Method
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
1983.
Once saw an interview years ago with the director Roman Coppola, he said that straight after fininshing shooting, the guy in the video Hirofumi Nakajima was still hungry so went for a Mcdonald's before flying back to Japan
That's priceless!
after 22 years, I've finally found it!
Congratulations
You and me both but it’s Ben 28 years for me.
This song still stands up today, God Lives Underwater was ahead of its time. RIP David Reilly.
Definitely
First time i heard of them was from Comix zone. Weird huh?
@@Glitch-Gremlin The game? Isn't that a Sega Genesis game?
He was really sweet, too
*MUSIC IS THE ONLY TIME MACHINE*
This song never got the air time or recognition it deserved
American Made Maybe not where you live, but I used to hear it all the time on the radio here in the Baltimore/DC area.
MTV 120 minuets had this on rotation at one point...yes MTV, when music mattered
It was pretty steady on the radio for that summer
Saw them live in Summerfest in Wisconsin. It was pretty awesome, got to see Gravity Kills, and Stabbing Westward, along with Pitchshifter during that summer.
It did on alternative radio stations in Kansas City in 1998
I remember one time on TV they showed this video on "reverse" so we could see him eat the food... and the music was on reverse as well.
Being a teen in the 90s brought me here.
same
Thirded, their name just popped it my head today and I had to figure out what track I remembered from them. It was definitely this and it's been 21 years since I last heard it. Still pretty good.
Being a teen watching 120 minutes on MTV @12 midnight brought me here. Walking into Monday's Middle School 1st period with a 120 min hangover was my thing.
Same, I miss the 90s.
Wish music was as creative as it was back then.
one of the most under rated bands of the 90s, creating music that was well ahead of its time.
I wouldn’t say this bad was underrated, nor making music ahead of its time. (And I LOVED them back in the day) This VERY MUCH sounds like a time capsule of the late 90’s.
They were very of the time.
I remember seeing this video at like 2am on MTV back in high school. Man, the 1990's. Where did they go?
Bad Taste do you need someone to explain time to you
Bad Taste we are getting bro
I remember this video played heavily on The Box.
luke73tnt please do
Brady Perkins 20 years older, time stands still
The dude with the bottomless stomach is Hirofumi Nakajima. He is a competitive eater who won Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island in 1997 and 1998.
Cool!
God Lives Underwater - Empty
Still listen to that whole album to this day...
Yup! It's a 90's classic!
Same.
Classic
I have this on CD.
Anybody else?
yup!!
oooooh yes!
I also have it on vinyl!
Damn right I do, one of my favorites from that time
I got this one on MiniDisc. Good memories from this time.
Thanks to Daria for showing me these guys back then! I believe it was the Pierced episode.
Yess a 1998 episode!
Love how they combined R&B and industrial, very underrated band!
A bit like trihop
R&b? I dont hear it at all
Maybe give it a listen at 0.75x speed.
a slight R&B influence on this track
@@arte0021 I hear FUNK~
I really liked this band and this album, the band never made it commercially. They were posed as the next NIN...but it never happened.
Probably because David died
@@jacobchristie497 it was before his death. They were like the Ramones, on the cusp but never had the right representation and good PR to move them up to commercial success, his death was untimely and a misfortune.
There were SO MANY bands that got pushed as the next NIN: Meat Beat Manifesto, GLU, Stabbing Westward, Gravity Kills, KMFDM, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Ministry. . .
@@jnnx Ministry was waaaayy before Nin. Trent was a roadie for Uncle AL.
I still love this whole album.
This track made me buy the first three albums. Didn't know they released another one years later.
I visit the 90's every few months.
KeyFrame11Media I never left, lmao. Still dress loose, dreads, goatee-the whole shpiel. Sounds crazy, but someone's gotta do it.
THAT BASSLINE HARMONY ❤
I was obsessed with GLU growing up, I remember seeing this on 120 minutes and buying the album soon after. Rip David, thanks for all the memories
I remember this video back when it was on MTV 120 Minutes. A song that never gets no recognition airplay. Great 90s track.
Learned A lot about All kinds of Cool Bands from 120-Minutes and College Radio !!
Fun fact, this wasn't the first take of this shoot. I think it was the 4th. Dude is a monster.
What a great band.
They knew how to write a great pop structured song. Would love to see Empty and LITSCSA on vinyl.
Rest Easy, David and Jeff would love to see you back out there. Maybe a tribute to David type concert.
Love me some God Lives Underwater. Wish they were still around. Glad I got to see them live in Pittsburgh back in the day at a festival.
So nostalgic. Takes me back to the 90s when I was just fixing to hit my teenage years. Much simpler times.
Miss this band. They were amazing live.
Amazing music that helped me through some very tough times...Rest in Peace, David Reilly!
JonahKai111 complications from medicine he was taking for an abscessed tooth. I remember reading about it on enjoyglu. com the day it happened. huge bummer.
@@Existencerased I'm taking medicine for an abscessed wisdom tooth right now and I'm having complications. The infection and swelling is spreading to my bones and body, lymph nodes are stiff AF and sensitive. They keep switching my pain killers till the infection goes away for surgery but I'm constantly in pain and worried. Made me think of this guy..
Evil Yoda damn, that’s crazy! Get better and get that damn tooth outta there! Stay positive!
@@Existencerased Made it out alive! o /
Evil Yoda glad to hear Yoda!
This is.......strangely hypnotic.....
Remember when there was so much good mainstream music that you couldn't even keep track? What the fuck happened?
we could stop world hunger with this guys where is he now
I remember this song from the GOSSIP soundtrack. Love that movie. It's a stylish and hip thriller.
God... I love this song. I have loved this song since the first day I heard it way back in the far ago of 1997...1998....I don't remember lol. I do remember that I had the casette (!) single and listened to it all of the time!
Although this video seems unrelated... I do love this song and this band.
The song is called "From Your Mouth" and the food is all coming from his mouth.
It was the 90s, it didn't have to make sense, just have the slightest of connections lol
Im not sure why this came to mind today but I remembered it from when I was a kid and had to google "music video with guy taking food from his mouth". Boom. Video left an impression! Great song!
It never gets old
My buddy and I got into this band on the previous record. Such a unique sound for the times. Really sad about David passing.
90s rules
That was actually the best electronic music video I ever seen in my life. It's my first time watching this video in 12 years because it was very rare to watch it on MTV. Now Im glad that I can see it on TH-cam as many times as I can. This video as old as it is it still rocks like a new video.
i saw it once on mtv when i had just got done playing metal gear solid 1 on ps1 and never forgot it
Fun fact - directed by Roman Coppola, his dad made The Godfather
This was my anthem circa 1997 😎
This song hadn't been released yet, but I saw them live. They played with Korn and KMFDM. I was 20 years old. Oct 02, 1995 Korn / Glu / God Lives Underwater / KMFDM - Salt Air Pavilion - Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
sounds like a good lineup lucky
@@Yuri-tq4oc I'm 45 now and I'd rather go to that concert than a lot of other tours currently out there. haha
Omg I forgot all about this. Good memories!
I was really into this video back in the day. It's to the video director's credit and the band that the music are still awesome after all this time.
not even a bad song, thanks dannyyyyyy
I lived through this era, and I miss it all.
Trip hop + industrial
I remember this being on TV when I was a kid and I forgot all about it. Somehow almost twenty years later I stumble across it again. Life is funny.
broh two soone
I saw this on MTV one morning getting ready for school when I was like 9 and the video stuck with me forever and then 9 years later when the internet became a thing I looked it up on Google which led me to the video on TH-cam and ended up falling in love with this band. Kinda cool that the vid led me to the song years later.
Makes me think of the 90s...getting old
idk why but the part in this song where it sobers up and gets quiet makes me really sad and nostalgic for something i wasn't yet there for years ago
Incredible song from an incredible band. It was a whole unique genre! A "Blirpy, Funky,Electro ,Soulful and Sardonically Kick A - -" Kut!!!
I like to believe that there's some sort of deep, spiritual meaning to this music video.
there is.
Love, love, love. x
That 1998! Great year!
this sounds trippy. 26 years old and I've been influenced by trip hop, jungle, shoegaze,dream pop
I also really like lyrical hip hop/rap. check out epidemic. they are ridiculously lyrical. they are on mic theory records
God Lives Underwater!
Nothing like some classic electronic music to get the juices flowing!!! Loved this song back then...Love it even more today!!! : )
for sure!! I heard this the other night on the radio, it was lo fidelity all stars then this song. 💃 it was a great night on the radio
+nemisysone Technically, this single/track's genre is: Alternative Rock, Alternative Dance, etc.
Genre notwithstanding, I still love this track!!! So, are NIN alternative rock also? Please inform me about the proper genre classification for acts like Skinny Puppy, Filter, KFMDM and similar acts. I'd really appreciate it (so I won't make the same mistake again!) : )
nemisysone LOL! I'm just a little OCD about some of the genres. It's not THAT big of a deal. As far as Nine Inch Nails, they are along the lines of Industrial Metal/Rock and Alternative Rock. Skinny Puppy is Post-Industrial Metal, Electrorock, etc. Filter is more like Nine Inch Nails, as far as genre goes. :-)
yup best description for this is alternative dance
Interesante video. Los 90's si que fueron bastante creativos, extraño la música de aquella época. Admiro a los artistas que crearon música en los 90's. Tenía que esperar hasta tarde para poder verlo en MTV.
Lo genial es todo lo que el hombre puede comer y el video en reversa.
Adelantados a la época, muy buen ritmo. Trip-Hop, Electrónica, Down tempo.
woah I was not expecting that vinyl scratching. dope music and tasty meal
Love these guys! I wish they'd get more recognition!
Anything else before I can finish watching this fucking episode?
I know right? That video is NOT 11:02 at all.
i feel you this is the 4th link i have looked at and i'm only 4 mins in
In all fairness, cats throwing up to techno was pretty damn good.
i know right?! im just waiting for the next weird as shit video all the while thinking "i just wish i could watch this episode"
i feel that getting your video mentioned on game grumps must ramp up your activity thingy like 8 bajillion noches though, so good for them.
In all fairness, you've lazily left out EVERY THING ELSE TO CONSIDER regarding 'fairness' so please delete this stupid lead-in sentence from your functional vocabulary.
Sadly, this is the only video MTV ever played by GLU and it was always in the middle of the night lol.... These guys deserved way more recongniton than they ever got and now David's dead :( I saw them open for KMFDM and The Genitortures back in 1996. They fucking kicked ass live!! RIP David Reilly! I will forever be a fan!
Still think think this is my fav music video ever...and I'm old af now
Super surreal, I LOVE IT!
catchy tune thanks Danny for these little treasures from the past
Real time in reverse great video props to whoever came up with the simple video .
Will always like this song.
This video is so mesmerizing.
this song is amazing
first time hearing this....cool vid and i like this tune.Time to look up more....
Omg... I first saw this video on The Box and had to have the album. Sooo many great memories.
great band
Always liked this song, really neat video.
By far my favorite video ever ..
I remember watching this and listening to this....it's cool
so cool. great idea.
Game Grumps sent me here, and I'm not really sure if I regret it or not
Guy probably did. I'd have the worst day after I did this... Thank science for laxatives...
Which episode?
Michael FlynchPinch This one: /watch?v=9ts1lF-IUmw at 4: 15
Im still listening in 2024
Thank you, Mr. Salowe :)
wow that video was awesome!!
SO true - that's exactly what I was thinkin'
I like this one as well as NO MORE LOVE. Kickass song from that era.
COOL!
good creative music video. directed by Roman Coppola. very good----------------
they had to keep going with this sound...awesome
I remember seeing them at Lollapalooza
Grump Bump.
wow mane!
I completely forgot this video, is amazing, and love the processed drums :D
My original CD is 20 years old.
Lol, mine too@
This ''Coolie'' can really throw up in a neat way.
Came to watch a really cool vid that I remember from elementary school. Found a ton of comments from people who have nothing better to do than watch people play Pokemon.
Really? Well I came here to watch a video which some TH-camrs who play video games mentioned, but I just see a guy whose teacher had nothing better to do than show a music video to his elementary school students.
NyanEleven lol you're mad.
Not at all.
That's because you're in the comment section. Scroll to the top of the page if you want to watch the video.
Indeed I have,@@sheddingfeathers3622. I knew a couple of 90's bands before but this song I've already repeated a couple of times.
magic
timeless still
I forgot all about this video. Haven't seen this in years. Didn't even know who done the tune. Brilliant.
Butthead: "Uhhh hey Beavis, check it out! It's Long duck donger and he is popping a duck egg...uh huh huh"
Beavis: "Oh yeah, the donger. Well I'll be damned..."
This is dope
so gooooooooooooooooooooood
wow,this really takes me back to high school! I've seen these guys play quite a few times; I can't remember if it was the lead singer,but anyway, I went to school with his younger brother, who was in a band too. They actually got to open for them a couple times, which was pretty cool for a bunch of high school kids. I mean, GLU was never super famous,but they did put out a few albums & seemed somewhat known.
daaaaaaaannnnnn