This song's an example of why Soul Asylum's such a great band. First, the harmonies are beautiful. Second, Danny Murphy's lyrics are interesting without being inaccessible. It's true that Dave Pirner writes the lion's share of their lyrics, but Dan's his equal in all respects.
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I remember the night I heard Cartoon on mtv’s 120 minutes. I had to have that tape! The next afternoon, I picked it up at Kahala mall…(played hooky) Still love it today.
It's simple for me. This is yet another song on the soundtrack of my life. I can recall everything that was going on when I hear this. I SO miss those carefree, yet heartbreaking years.
Soul Asylum is one of those bands that have been around forever, but despite a short time in the spotlight during the early 90's, they never reached super-stardom status like bands such as REM did. I've always wondered why, given Soul Asylum's musical creativity and clever song writing, but to me its just as well, since they have never had to compromise. I appreciate an act like them that can continue to just be themselves no matter what their status.
I think most would agree, and even the band themselves, that the success of Runaway Train was an anomaly. They were a college cult/bar band that desperately needed a hit, and theyt landed a massive one. So much so, it bacame a double edged sword. They were not able to replicate its success, and they quickly faded from the spotlight.
Not sure either, they first came to my awareness as a Guns N Roses warm up act in the early 90's and fell in love with them there and then, better live too :).
Pirner was too shy and didn't have the "star power" it would have taken for the band to stick around. I remember interviews with the band where Dave wouldn't even speak.
Because the first successful record they had SUCKED. This seemed to be a phenomenon with indie bands from the late 80s and early 90s. Smashing Pumpkins, RHCP...Even Metallica never quite became successful on such a large scale until their first bad album. It's not their fault. They probably got sick of starving to death. I blame it on the poor taste of their adoring public. But seriously dude, "never had to compromise"? If "Runaway Train" was on this record, it would have stuck out like a herpe sore. But sometimes cashing in backfires. For example, Bob Dylan's "Empire Burlesque"( Dylan's idea of becoming more appealing to a larger audience) turned out to be one of his poorest selling records.
My god, this takes me back. Still one of the best alternative songs ever after nearly 40 years. I remember buying Hang Time on cassette. Popped it in the stereo on the way home from the record store. This song came on after a few and I was floored. Dave sure could write a hit song. The world just needed time to catch up to them. Fucking great stuff. So many great memories.
This song was the band's first video on mtv and it blew me away, but never got any real traction. They want on to far more popular tunes but this is a song that stands out for me from the group.
Was this really their first video? They had multiple albums released before this, although I can believe it because they never really got noticed until Runaway Train. Great memories of them live, opening for Husker Du in 1986 (Made to be Broken has always been my favorite record) and at one of the skankiest pub venues in London, the (now sadly demolished) George Robey in Finsbury Park in probably 1988. Good times.
“You’re in the movies now and I’m in your cartoon “ that is one of the best lyrics ever, they used to play cartoons before the feature movie, so he was just a bit part of her life.
I bought this cd in 88 or 89 but never saw the video until tonite. Their finest song in my opinion. The only time I seen them play this song live was a zen like moment for me.
I feel bad for anyone that never saw this band live in the 80s or 90s. This was the first band I saw live at age 21 in Eau Claire at the University. Saw them at least another dozen times after that. Anyone at the Thunderstorm acoustic show at Union at UW Madison?
I’m one that never saw them live until a few months ago for first time. Recently found videos of live shows on yt from that time. I’m so glad to have a chance to catch a glimpse of what their shows must have been like live…but def sorry to have missed that part of their career.
@Hallucination I would never say they suck because I think they are one of the best bands ever I went to college at NDSU in Fargo and saw them play at Kirbys in Morehead,MN in 1989 and it was the BEST live show i have ever seen and it was in a bar and they hung out and actually drank and yes talked to the fans....Will never forget and can remember it like it was yesterday.
I was @ that Kirbys show in 89. Underage MSU student at the time, but managed to get in and get blind drunk. Soul Asylum were deafening loud but powerful. I ended up meeting and taking home an insanely gorgeous blonde from.NDSU that became my girl for roughly two years. We made out in an unlocked postal truck across from the bar, and somehow stumble back to my dorm.
went to a SA show in 1988, satyricon portland - drummer was puking yet playing perfectly, was amazing - they made a huge impact on the local upcoming indie "grunge" scene
THERE'S A RINGIN IN MY EAR IT'S HEAVEN SENT! Dave Pirner = King of the Corny One-liners. I heard that he wanted to have a biography of his life written, but since Winston Churchill is dead, so lie that dream. All joking aside, I've been to hundreds of shows, and SA is at the top. Fantastic live band!
Just plain one of my favorite songs of all time. Starts gently kicking your kiester. Kicks harder and harder till you're a hacky sack at the apex, then softer and softer till it lowers your kiester by foot to the ground.
I remember a reviewer once wrote something along the lines of "Soul Asylum has more musical ideas per song than just about any band in history." That's about right. As a songwriter's band, they're right there with Lowell George-era Little Feat.
Another one, like Black Parade, that still rings true as ever at the age of 60. Jeez, you'd think I'd have it together now. Also, the high vocal kills.
Did I listen to this song, on this "tape", on the way to school many many times (in a green station wagon no less) in the year of Our Lord 1980-something. Yes I did.
Now everybody's looking after me, If I'm dragging by some coat tail, I can't see it's too dark, But I've got to know what's got the best of me. When the circus that you left goes on parade, And those things you see seem so far in your charade, Too far, But I'm feeling like I don't dare look away, Don't look away. Did it almost make you feel, That something's got to happen soon, When you wake up feeling lost in your own room. If you're crying and you fear you're gonna drown, If you think we'll rise above, You'd better look around, You'll see. It's a mountain made of sand crumbling under me. Maybe I'm chasing shadows on your wall, They loom so large, But make me feel so small somehow, When you're chasing your own tail spinning your own wheels. And a time to leave, And a time to stay, I guess the things I look away. Did it almost make you feel that somethings gotta happen soon. You're in the movies now that I'm in your cartoon. There's a ringing in my ears that's heaven sent. There's a beast out on the ruins, Some broken down lover's lament. It goes on and on but it won't go away.
It's called a play on words. There is an actual phrase "crying in your beer". It refers to drowning in your sorrows at a bar due to loss love or feeling sorry for yourself. Treating sorrow with alcohol will kill you. He wants his friend to buck up. Google the meaning of "crying in your beer." You'll see.
Daniel Thomas MacInnes Same here. Was a huge fan of the Twin Cities music scene. Loved all those bands/artists - Husker du (and Bob Mould solo), Soul Asylum, The Jayhawks, Prince and, most of all, The Replacements. "Cartoon" was the first Soul Asylum song I ever heard and I dug it from the get-go.
Bands I have CDs of, from Minneapolis or Minnesota, from the 1980s and 1990s. Trip Shakespear ( one of the brothers went onto Semisonic?), Martin Zellar/Gear Daddies, Soul Asylum, Replacements, Bob Mould/Husker Du, Kristin Pfaff (sp?)/Janitor Joe, Prince, Babes in Toyland, Mock Duck ( not well known), Sura Hoolies ( who I saw quite a bit, mainly in St. Cloud), Marlee McCleod ( who stopped doing music as far as I know quite some time ago,) and Information Society ( sadly overlooked by most people.) I am sure I have forgotten quite a few. Good times, good music.
Marge Simpson's grandma @ :43, lol. Haven't seen this vid since pre-Simpsons era, though I've listened to Hang Time *many* times over the years. My fave Soul Asylum LP by far. Great live band back then, nice guys, too. I'd hope for a reunion, but with Karl gone, it wouldn't be the same.
I bought this out of a bin at Tower Records Sr year in highschool and felt like I "found my band". I wrote a paper on this song in college. "You just might have to waste your life to live"
This is really good music for 1988 , considering junk music like Motley Crue and all of those cheesy metal bands were topping the charts in 88 ,there was good music in the 80s,Soul Asylum,and Leonard Cohen s Various Positions(84),and I'm your Man(88),just wasn't topping the charts
Hi. Saw this video when it came out and loved it and it's stayed in my mind ever since and finally saw it again recently. Great song. But does anyone know which actual cartoons were used in this video. I woukd kind of love to see the original cartoons. They look VERY early to me. Anyway if anyone can help then thank you. :)
Correct lyrics: “Maybe I'm chasing shadows on your wall They loom so large but make me feel so small somehow When you're chasing your own tail, spinning your own wheels”
Dave...why don't you play this anymore? It's usually just Grave Dancer's Union and Let Your Dim Light Shine On, both great albums...but man, Hang Time and And the Horse They Rode In On are both incredible.
THE LOST MEDIA By John Sutherland Cartoons. John Sutherland Cartoons Only Became Popular Through The Music Video By The Band Soul Asylum In 1988. Why John Sutherland Cartoons Was Never Dubbed In Brazil In The 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. John Sutherland Cartoons. It was never shown on Brazilian broadcasters. John Sutherland Cartoons. There was never a Brazilian version produced. In Brazil to this day. A LOST MEDIA De John Sutherland Cartoons. John Sutherland Cartoons Só Ficou Popular Através Do Video Clipe Da Banda Soul Asylum Em 1988. Porque Que John Sutherland Cartoons Nunca Foi Dublado No Brasil Nos Anos 70, 80, 90, e 2000. John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Foi Exibido Nas Emissoras Brasileira. John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Teve Versão Brasileira Produzida. No Brasil Até Hoje Em Dia.
I like every Soul Asylum album I have, and I probably have quite a few? Reminds me of Goo Goo Dolls, who I liked years before their big breakthrough hit. It's kind of nice to like a band before they are big stars, because I think you focus on the music more then? Not sure, just a thought.
Fired or left the band, not sure. Dan Murphy left for sure, Karl Mueller died of cancer (that dude could chain smoke cigarettes at an impossible to compete level). I kind of knew Dan and Karl through the musician community, but didn't know Grant or Dave at all really. Dave actually knew other musician friends of mine (mostly female, probably slept with him).
Hang Time was one of the best albums of the 80's, if not the best.
Definitely their best.
Bad ass songs...
Absolutely!!
Better then anything by their big brothers Husker Du and the Replacements.. and they had some great albums!!!
2nd only to Zen Arcade thru Flip Your Wig
This song's an example of why Soul Asylum's such a great band. First, the harmonies are beautiful. Second, Danny Murphy's lyrics are interesting without being inaccessible. It's true that Dave Pirner writes the lion's share of their lyrics, but Dan's his equal in all respects.
Yeah!!! Especially like in Promises Broken too!
I'm with you on that one. They're both GREAT songwriters. Like Robbie Robertson and Richard Manuel in The Band, if you know of them.
Best Soul Asylum song by a country mile
THE LOST MEDIA By John Sutherland Cartoons.
John Sutherland Cartoons Only Became Popular Through The Music Video By The Band Soul Asylum In 1988.
Why John Sutherland Cartoons Was Never Dubbed In Brazil In The 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s.
John Sutherland Cartoons. It was never shown on Brazilian broadcasters.
John Sutherland Cartoons. There was never a Brazilian version produced. In Brazil to this day.
A LOST MEDIA De John Sutherland Cartoons.
John Sutherland Cartoons Só Ficou Popular Através Do Video Clipe Da Banda Soul Asylum Em 1988.
Porque Que John Sutherland Cartoons Nunca Foi Dublado No Brasil Nos Anos 70, 80, 90, e 2000.
John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Foi Exibido Nas Emissoras Brasileira.
John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Teve Versão Brasileira Produzida. No Brasil Até Hoje Em Dia.
I remember the night I heard Cartoon on mtv’s 120 minutes. I had to have that tape!
The next afternoon, I picked it up at Kahala mall…(played hooky)
Still love it today.
Saw 'em play in a bar in '88. They played two hours straight and were done, no encores. Fantastic show.
It's simple for me. This is yet another song on the soundtrack of my life. I can recall everything that was going on when I hear this. I SO miss those carefree, yet heartbreaking years.
Couldn't agree more! ❤
Been listening to this song for decades, and I won't be stopping any time soon. The harmonizing in this song is second to none.
Right there with you, my friend
Soul Asylum is one of those bands that have been around forever, but despite a short time in the spotlight during the early 90's, they never reached super-stardom status like bands such as REM did. I've always wondered why, given Soul Asylum's musical creativity and clever song writing, but to me its just as well, since they have never had to compromise. I appreciate an act like them that can continue to just be themselves no matter what their status.
They the best
I think most would agree, and even the band themselves, that the success of Runaway Train was an anomaly. They were a college cult/bar band that desperately needed a hit, and theyt landed a massive one. So much so, it bacame a double edged sword. They were not able to replicate its success, and they quickly faded from the spotlight.
Not sure either, they first came to my awareness as a Guns N Roses warm up act in the early 90's and fell in love with them there and then, better live too :).
Pirner was too shy and didn't have the "star power" it would have taken for the band to stick around. I remember interviews with the band where Dave wouldn't even speak.
Because the first successful record they had SUCKED. This seemed to be a phenomenon with indie bands from the late 80s and early 90s. Smashing Pumpkins, RHCP...Even Metallica never quite became successful on such a large scale until their first bad album. It's not their fault. They probably got sick of starving to death. I blame it on the poor taste of their adoring public. But seriously dude, "never had to compromise"? If "Runaway Train" was on this record, it would have stuck out like a herpe sore. But sometimes cashing in backfires. For example, Bob Dylan's "Empire Burlesque"( Dylan's idea of becoming more appealing to a larger audience) turned out to be one of his poorest selling records.
My god, this takes me back. Still one of the best alternative songs ever after nearly 40 years. I remember buying Hang Time on cassette. Popped it in the stereo on the way home from the record store. This song came on after a few and I was floored. Dave sure could write a hit song. The world just needed time to catch up to them. Fucking great stuff. So many great memories.
I can't listen to this song without hearing beggars and choosers immediately after it :) Hang Time (IMO) is their best album!
I totally agree. I discovered them when Hang Time came out and was blown away.
Hang Time is a all time great rock album.
This song always gives me that warm fuzzy feeling in my stomach. If my life was a movie, this would be its soundtrack. Pure awesomeness!
one of the greatest rock songs ever.
This song was the band's first video on mtv and it blew me away, but never got any real traction. They want on to far more popular tunes but this is a song that stands out for me from the group.
same.. this is still a song i can put on any time and enjoy
Was this really their first video? They had multiple albums released before this, although I can believe it because they never really got noticed until Runaway Train. Great memories of them live, opening for Husker Du in 1986 (Made to be Broken has always been my favorite record) and at one of the skankiest pub venues in London, the (now sadly demolished) George Robey in Finsbury Park in probably 1988. Good times.
Same here 👍
Miss you Karl.
“You’re in the movies now and I’m in your cartoon “
that is one of the best lyrics ever, they used to play cartoons before the feature movie, so he was just a bit part of her life.
Awesome. Man the memories from the fun times that this album was the soundtrack for.
Thank you Dan Murphy.
Aall time song for soul asylum. The band at its peak during this period fir the album. Dan Murphy at his best
I bought this cd in 88 or 89 but never saw the video until tonite. Their finest song in my opinion. The only time I seen them play this song live was a zen like moment for me.
They were ahead of their time in 1988. This type of alternative rock exploded in the 90s.
Damn, every song by this group ROCKS! I think they were over shadowed and out played by the commercial onslaught of the Seattle scene
I feel bad for anyone that never saw this band live in the 80s or 90s. This was the first band I saw live at age 21 in Eau Claire at the University. Saw them at least another dozen times after that. Anyone at the Thunderstorm acoustic show at Union at UW Madison?
I’m one that never saw them live until a few months ago for first time. Recently found videos of live shows on yt from that time. I’m so glad to have a chance to catch a glimpse of what their shows must have been like live…but def sorry to have missed that part of their career.
IT GOES ON AND ON BUT IT WON'T GO AWAY. My favorite line from this
Really underrated song by a really underrated band
@Hallucination
I would never say they suck because I think they are one of the best bands ever
I went to college at NDSU in Fargo and saw them play at Kirbys in Morehead,MN
in 1989 and it was the BEST live show i have ever seen and it was in a bar and
they hung out and actually drank and yes talked to the fans....Will never forget
and can remember it like it was yesterday.
I was @ that Kirbys show in 89. Underage MSU student at the time, but managed to get in and get blind drunk. Soul Asylum were deafening loud but powerful. I ended up meeting and taking home an insanely gorgeous blonde from.NDSU that became my girl for roughly two years. We made out in an unlocked postal truck across from the bar, and somehow stumble back to my dorm.
@@iggypopisgod9 oof
Saw them around the same time at SDSU. Great show
Dave Pirner was a force of nature.
Still is homie
went to a SA show in 1988, satyricon portland - drummer was puking yet playing perfectly, was amazing - they made a huge impact on the local upcoming indie "grunge" scene
That’s because MPLS. had been doing it first and better for 15 years by then….But Seattle got all the accolades for inventing alt rock…
THERE'S A RINGIN IN MY EAR IT'S HEAVEN SENT! Dave Pirner = King of the Corny One-liners. I heard that he wanted to have a biography of his life written, but since Winston Churchill is dead, so lie that dream. All joking aside, I've been to hundreds of shows, and SA is at the top. Fantastic live band!
Just plain one of my favorite songs of all time. Starts gently kicking your kiester. Kicks harder and harder till you're a hacky sack at the apex, then softer and softer till it lowers your kiester by foot to the ground.
I remember a reviewer once wrote something along the lines of "Soul Asylum has more musical ideas per song than just about any band in history." That's about right. As a songwriter's band, they're right there with Lowell George-era Little Feat.
Another one, like Black Parade, that still rings true as ever at the age of 60. Jeez, you'd think I'd have it together now. Also, the high vocal kills.
Great song by a a great band!!!
Great post of a classic. Spent a lot of time singing along, distracted by clouds and sun, to this rock n roll.
Amazing song! Along with Sometime to Return, absolute classics of the late 80's "alt-rock" era.
This is their finest moment. Sometimes wish it came out after Nirvana, other times loves that it didn’t.
many great memories and great tunes...always will love these guys,the heart of rock n roll
ezerd
This song represents alot of our lives. The thrust of good art is to tell something of the truth about human beings..
"When you wake up feeling lost in your own room", sums up the late 80s and 90s... and aughts and teens and now the twenties...
This song is AMAZING
Did I listen to this song, on this "tape", on the way to school many many times (in a green station wagon no less) in the year of Our Lord 1980-something. Yes I did.
One of my SA absolute favorites. Great video too.
The Best!!!! One of the best of Soul Asylum!
Beautiful, as indeed all from Soul Asylum!!!
How come the radio will only play post winnona blather...so much great music from the earlier days
Doesn't get any better than this.
my ears are ringing and never stop can't play without loud ringing I can hear my heart beat.david c.
i used to listen this song all day.. and i think it will happen again
Wow, they all look so young!
Always loved the sincerity of this band THEN
This FUCKING JAMS!
one of the best bands always
When you wake up feeling lost in your own room . . .
Now everybody's looking after me,
If I'm dragging by some coat tail,
I can't see it's too dark,
But I've got to know what's got the best of me.
When the circus that you left goes on parade,
And those things you see seem so far in your charade,
Too far,
But I'm feeling like I don't dare look away,
Don't look away.
Did it almost make you feel,
That something's got to happen soon,
When you wake up feeling lost in your own room.
If you're crying and you fear you're gonna drown,
If you think we'll rise above,
You'd better look around,
You'll see.
It's a mountain made of sand crumbling under me.
Maybe I'm chasing shadows on your wall,
They loom so large,
But make me feel so small somehow,
When you're chasing your own tail spinning your own wheels.
And a time to leave,
And a time to stay,
I guess the things I look away.
Did it almost make you feel that somethings gotta happen soon.
You're in the movies now that I'm in your cartoon.
There's a ringing in my ears that's heaven sent.
There's a beast out on the ruins,
Some broken down lover's lament.
It goes on and on but it won't go away.
Corrections:
If you're crying in your BEER you're gonna drown
And
You're in the movies now AND I'm in your cartoon.
It's called a play on words. There is an actual phrase "crying in your beer". It refers to drowning in your sorrows at a bar due to loss love or feeling sorry for yourself. Treating sorrow with alcohol will kill you. He wants his friend to buck up. Google the meaning of "crying in your beer." You'll see.
Just beautiful
I really miss the Minneapolis music scene. It was terrific in the 80s and 90s. Today, it's all but extinct. Sigh.
Daniel Thomas MacInnes Same here. Was a huge fan of the Twin Cities music scene. Loved all those bands/artists - Husker du (and Bob Mould solo), Soul Asylum, The Jayhawks, Prince and, most of all, The Replacements. "Cartoon" was the first Soul Asylum song I ever heard and I dug it from the get-go.
Those were some spectacular times and spectacular shows. This song would have been a million seller if it were released 3 years later.
the music is still out there, silly!
Bands I have CDs of, from Minneapolis or Minnesota, from the 1980s and 1990s. Trip Shakespear ( one of the brothers went onto Semisonic?), Martin Zellar/Gear Daddies, Soul Asylum, Replacements, Bob Mould/Husker Du, Kristin Pfaff (sp?)/Janitor Joe, Prince, Babes in Toyland, Mock Duck ( not well known), Sura Hoolies ( who I saw quite a bit, mainly in St. Cloud), Marlee McCleod ( who stopped doing music as far as I know quite some time ago,) and Information Society ( sadly overlooked by most people.) I am sure I have forgotten quite a few. Good times, good music.
Same thing happened to Austin, Texas....in the 80s it was amazing....nothing even close to what it used to be...more does not mean better...
Great band
college rock classic
This is real music thumps up. Good video too
Dammit...this is music. Where did it go?
Much love for this song
I forgot how good this one was. Happy new year, everyone.
i love Winona !
Marge Simpson's grandma @ :43, lol. Haven't seen this vid since pre-Simpsons era, though I've listened to Hang Time *many* times over the years. My fave Soul Asylum LP by far. Great live band back then, nice guys, too. I'd hope for a reunion, but with Karl gone, it wouldn't be the same.
the descendants are the band that started all of this...thank you milo
Not quite true, but Descendents were cool.
Ahem...Hüsker Dü. Soul Asylum were strongly influenced by Hüsker Dü and were never shy in saying so. That said, I also love The Descendants.
Still can't believe this is 1988
This song is awesome! One of SA best songs. If your crying in your beer you gonna drown!
Show🤘🤘
Great grear band!!!
Brilliant!!!
Hang Time is good album
Never liked Cartoons, but adore this song and video.
Fans can clearly hear the bob mould influence subtly thrvthe album
I bought this out of a bin at Tower Records Sr year in highschool and felt like I "found my band".
I wrote a paper on this song in college.
"You just might have to waste your life to live"
Trippy. But amazing
This video is dreamlike
I used to think Dave played Funboy in the Crow : D
This is really good music for 1988 , considering junk music like Motley Crue and all of those cheesy metal bands were topping the charts in 88 ,there was good music in the 80s,Soul Asylum,and Leonard Cohen s Various Positions(84),and I'm your Man(88),just wasn't topping the charts
7th Street Entry? awesome!
Just fuckin rocks.
that beautiful cansion
Fucking love this music
ThIs band is no poser wanna be for real!let
UNDERRATED SONG
Awesome
Hi. Saw this video when it came out and loved it and it's stayed in my mind ever since and finally saw it again recently. Great song. But does anyone know which actual cartoons were used in this video. I woukd kind of love to see the original cartoons. They look VERY early to me. Anyway if anyone can help then thank you. :)
Oh my, Dave washed and combed his hair for the occasion
Me encanta esta canción 🤩🤩🤩🤩
3:27 still
🥰
and babe im chasing shadows on your wall
they look so alive but make me feel so small (so small)
when your chasing your own dust in your own wheels
Those lyrics are wrong. It's "loom so large but make me feel so small""chasing your own tail, spinning your own wheels"
Correct lyrics: “Maybe I'm chasing shadows on your wall They loom so large but make me feel so small somehow When you're chasing your own tail, spinning your own wheels”
This video is a punk version of "take on me"
The song that should have made them famous instead of Runaway Train.
Dave...why don't you play this anymore? It's usually just Grave Dancer's Union and Let Your Dim Light Shine On, both great albums...but man, Hang Time and And the Horse They Rode In On are both incredible.
THE LOST MEDIA By John Sutherland Cartoons.
John Sutherland Cartoons Only Became Popular Through The Music Video By The Band Soul Asylum In 1988.
Why John Sutherland Cartoons Was Never Dubbed In Brazil In The 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s.
John Sutherland Cartoons. It was never shown on Brazilian broadcasters.
John Sutherland Cartoons. There was never a Brazilian version produced. In Brazil to this day.
A LOST MEDIA De John Sutherland Cartoons.
John Sutherland Cartoons Só Ficou Popular Através Do Video Clipe Da Banda Soul Asylum Em 1988.
Porque Que John Sutherland Cartoons Nunca Foi Dublado No Brasil Nos Anos 70, 80, 90, e 2000.
John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Foi Exibido Nas Emissoras Brasileira.
John Sutherland Cartoons. Nunca Teve Versão Brasileira Produzida. No Brasil Até Hoje Em Dia.
Masterpiece! But why is no one react to that Sator stole introt from this song that did their "I Wanna go home" a big hit..?
No one knows and Sator isn't exactly a huge international band.
Funny how this music wasn't popular in the 80s to explode in the early 90s, killing most of the bands from the 80s :)
It was a glorious music revolution. I keep waiting for today's kids to do what we did. Somebody knock these fake pop stars off the stage!
I like every Soul Asylum album I have, and I probably have quite a few? Reminds me of Goo Goo Dolls, who I liked years before their big breakthrough hit. It's kind of nice to like a band before they are big stars, because I think you focus on the music more then? Not sure, just a thought.
@@DTM-Books yes we need to revive true punk rock again!
Wow.. This is next level shit.
LOL...First cartoon character looks like Sean Penn.
beats paying for the youtubes
ervin
who the heck are the two guys that dislike this video?
@kls4270 Losing the edge greatly sucks.
Soul Asylum started going to hell since Grant Young was fired
kinda true
Fired or left the band, not sure. Dan Murphy left for sure, Karl Mueller died of cancer (that dude could chain smoke cigarettes at an impossible to compete level). I kind of knew Dan and Karl through the musician community, but didn't know Grant or Dave at all really. Dave actually knew other musician friends of mine (mostly female, probably slept with him).