I love it too, and I feel the need to plead with you to reconsider that bands like this are not made anymore. While we all have our own unique tastes, I encourage you to use youtube to find new(er) stuff. Maybe you haven’t gotten the right launch pad yet to get a good algorithm going, idk…. While totally unique in their own right, I have a sneaking suspicion that you MIGHT also enjoy Pure Reason Revolution. Check them out if you haven’t already.
I received the American Recordings 1995 CD sampler when I got "Comix Zone" for the Sega Genesis for Christmas. And this song was included with it. I would listen to it over and over again. You don't hear music like this anymore (at least to me anyways). I'm glad that there are people who still listen to this song and still enjoy it. :D
Me too! I remember the game and the White CD Sampler that wass included with a flag on it. Lordz Of Brooklyn was on it too. What a cool sampler. Man that was a unique CD with some amazing artists!
so glad to see other that was impacted by that cd. particular this was teh only song on repeat i was 8 so it was hugely impactful for my music taste to this day
The lead singer's voice, style & appearance looks like Layne Staley & the guitarist wearing sunglasses looks like Mike Patton, both when they were younger & clean-shaven lol, nice mv n song, a thumbs up
This has got to be one of the best songs of all times. No other bands withstanding, Glu rocked and Reilly was a musical genius, IMHO! They don't make bands like GLU anymore, dude, They had IT! Twenty yrs later, I'm still their #1 fan. What a shame when I think of what they may have went on to do. OUR LOSS! RIP, Dave- We love ya! And we're STILL listenin'!
@@poolboyinla Layne Weiland haha...He embodies both greatness while maintaining his own persona. David is a lefty too, very unique people are left handed...I being one of them.
I heard this song on the soundtrack to Johnny Mnemonic (1995), a cyberpunk movie starring Keanu Reeves. And 25 years later, I was able to see them singing for the first time today.
I can see See the signs I've been waiting here for you But nothing's getting through I am gone Up in the clouds Praying I can turn Turn myself around A year ago I gave it a year I hoped it wouldn't happen Now it's here It took so long I can't carry on I know the reason that you left me You had nothing more to give me No more love I can see See your eyes I can feel your heavy stare I run my fingers through my hair I am high as one can be And I hope I don't come down I hate when I come down A month ago I knew you lied Took my life into your hands You just don't understand How it feels to be free Know the reason that you left me You had nothing more to give me
Man, still have this CD riding around in my car. I remember wearing this tape out (if you don't remember tapes and tape decks I can explain it later ;D )in high school. Our cheerleaders used to do a wicked dance to this song. ...who thought there'd be nostalgia for the 90's. Damn, I feel old...
man i loved this song when i heard it on the jonny mnemonic soundtrack back in the mid 90s...always thought this band deserved way more success than they got...anyone know where i can download this song?
+Mario Conoscitore I heard this song in the movie credits years ago and had to find out who did it. I went out and bought the CD (EP) soon afterwards. I have two other CDs too. Never saw what the band members looked like until TH-cam.
I flew from St. Louis to Boston to see David's acoustic show at TT the Bear's in 2001 I think. He wore his pajamas and played the Depeche Mode song "Stripped"... he also had to stop one song and restart it because he got choked up in tears. After the show I talked to him for about 30 minutes and he was so down to earth, we traded AIM info and talked about why GLU broke up. I had so much respect for him and can say he will always be on the list of the most influential people in my life. RIP
I can't believe I just now found out that David died. Discovering GLU in the mid-90s completely changed my musical tastes, my friends and I were obsessed with them, saw them live several times. I still have yet to hear such an interesting unique industrial rock sound from any other band since. Does anyone know where I can find info on how they got their sound? Especially that electro-guitar sound on the first EP and 'Empty'. RIP David, thank you for changing my life with your amazing art.
I love this song so much and I wish David Reilly could have went on to make more awesome tunes for us to jam to. RIP Dude! What a shame! You were beautiful,seriously!
I saw these guys live way back in the fall of 95' at the EDGEFEST concert in Omaha. They put on a pretty good show. Also got to see the Funk Junkezz (I think that is how it is spelled) along with the Urge, 311 and the Violent Femmes. All of those bands rock if you ever want something different to listen to.
I caught them across the street at the ranch bowl a couple years later along with stabbing westward as well. It was a much smaller crowd than edgefest, but god that was a fun night lol. Not many things i miss about Omaha, but the smaller venue music scene is one of them. Also, i miss zio's...
@@Damocles54 I agree! We did get a chance to see at the Ranch Bowl The Urge and some small up and coming band called Green Day that eventually went on to do great things.
@@solus135 Thanks for the kind words. Update: I moved to a new city, making more money than i ever have before, and im happy...and still jammin' this great tune!
@@SupermanNew52 Update; Doing well, focusing on me for a change.Been extremely lucky since the breakup.Even thru this pandemic ive kept making money.Thanks for the inquiry!!! Just made my day! Im gonna play some GLU at my jobsite now.Hope you are all well! Peace
so ahead of their time. when I look back, some of their stuff seems corny, even still, I spent so much time listening to Empty as a kid, I was always trying to get other kids into it and nobody was feeling it like I was, so I always felt like it was my own band, now in the you tube age, or the so called space age, I see there are other people who might have shared that experience. pretty cool really...
to those who mentioned the layne staley comparisons: dave was a good friend of mine. one day during a final 2 week visit with him in Manayunk, as we walked through downtown philly, trying to decide which cheesesteak place to eat at, he mentioned how much he loved layne's music and how his life mirrored staley's. he said he felt he would even die like layne, who had died the previous year. indeed, he and layne both died at age 34 after years of heroin abuse. HOWEVER, dave WAS clean when he died.
I worked and was friends with his mother Linda. I feel so bad just finding out now that David passed away I'm glad to hear he was clean when he died. Linda turned me on to Davids music I saw them play at the TLA they opened for Spacehog. God bless you David
That’s really sad, a mate of mine introduced me to these guys a decade or so ago and then a few years back I got really into grunge again and started to notice the similarities. RIP dudes.
I loved this band so much back in the day. Saw them play Detroit to literally 5 people and they still killed it. They came back a year later to a full house. I adored David and he was very sweet.
i just watched johnny mnemonic and noticed the irony in using this song over the credits. in the last shot of the movie they dump the dead jesus preacher killer into the river...cue god lives underwater. lol
Awesome show, my wife (girlfriend at the time) won tickets to a show in Boston and got to go out to dinner and drinks with the band before the show. I was so jealous!!
RIP Dave. Knew him since grade school. A good guy. He did MANY genres of music before this. Electro-pop (Child Bye Tiger), New Age (Sunflowers) and really funny punk (Plywood) and a TON more.
POV: me in the 90s, small town kid with shitty dreads, hitchhiked to Nashville TN, got a factory job, spent first paycheck on 2 sheets of acid, traveling around to raves and Dead/Phish shows TRYING to sell acid but eating most of it, with "Empty" on heavy rotation, leaving me in a Florida Rainbow Hippie Commune. True story.
BTW, the story gets crazier as years go by, including being a roadie, getting signed, throwing up at Hank III's house, becoming a DJ for several stations, and more....if I ever get the time, I'm writing a book dammit.
haha i remember wearing this out myself and i still am listening to this lots, oh and by the way, we are old:) i cant belive there is still someone else listening to this wow
I still have this CD from BACK then. And crank that ish up too! So killer. But I guess 35 Dislikers feel they should stay Quarantined forever (CoVid19 2020 Reference)
This is the most played EP I own. I bought it in 1996 and I still listen to it all the time, AIC + NIN + CURE+= EPIC GLU AiC = singing style NIN = anger/musicality CURE = lyric writing Still awesome and RIP David @shaneofastrotek (aka douche) You give pumpkin fans a bad wrap. What are you 12?
cool, I did not notice first! many good electronic rock acts of the 90s were also 80s influenced under their skin.... GLU named their "life in a so called space age" LP after a depeche mode quote.
I saw these guys open for KMFDM & The Genitortures way back in 1996. They were fucking amazing live!! I went out the very next day in search of their CD. Been a fan since. RIP David!
The frontman looks like Layne Staley in Would (red shirt, chains, and Layne's signature sideways headbang lol) and the vid's like Man in a Box. BUT I really can't see any other similarities! Dave didn't sound like he was copying Layne's vocal style, no post-grunge yarling there, right? If anything, this song reminds me more of Nearly Lost You by Screaming Trees than AIC.
@Skankindragon Um, what do you mean "Honesty is the best policy" the type of music they made was called INDUSTRIAL and it was made with synthesizers and keyboards. They played with real instruments live. Besides I'm sure this is more exciting then to watch them program keyboards, and synthesizers. NIN does the same thing. And they are both honest.
I agree the 90's were the shit. A lot of shit bands that were around for a minute but then you had a lot more killer bands that are still around and big time, Stone Temple Pilots, Korn, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and I don't refer to those bands as "grunge" either. It's all just good ol rock music to me.
@dilandinho76 Come on, you can't be THAT old, now. It's all a state of mind, dude. Embrace this part of you life. Every day is a gift! You should live every day as if it is your last. One day, unfortunately, it WILL be. Take what God gives you, Be thankful for it and spread love and unforgettable memories while you still have a chance. Peace, love and God's abundant blessings, I pray for you!! Love, Flowr
Remember guys how we went to blockbuster music. They changed it to warehouse music, because of billboards records I was mad because of that. If anybody knows how I feel about that. Let me know. Went to warehouse music- you can not open the cd wrap anymore. you can not listen to your music. This made me mad. I am not a mad guy, just for the truth.
@fiveliter302 They were awesome fiveL.302. Ignore these musical know nothings and let popular opposition know you are obviously doing something right . If a predominantly evil world is against you , take it as a compliment and know you areand don't waste time thowing pearls before swine. They willnever understand! Love and Peace -Your Friend, Flowr
the self titled is an ep. this song is on the ep and then empty as well. there is also an unreleased album - up of the floor. you can download it some times. one of the members also had a record lable "1500 records" they had a realy good depeche mode cover compelation that was released on it. they also were supose to release dj star screams album (dj from slipknot).
Can you say Alice In Chains. Damn guess its not so funny when he died just like his obvious idol. Good thing Im a Pumpkins fan. Dont see Corgan dying of a drug overdose. Anywho this has Alice In Chains written all over it. Must suck to have lived in someone else's shadow and nothing to show for it.
i saw GLU in this little shit place that year playing this killer stuff. they actually gave me their RECORD for free that they were selling; not the CD, but the VINYL! shit; i hope i still have it... they were great and never got the attention i believe this band deserved. RIP David, and RIP GLU!!!!
Funny, first time I heard this song was during the credits of Johnny Mnemonic. I think i like associating the song to cyberpunk more then an environmental hazard rockout.
@goldteefforerbody Do you have an argument to back that up or is that all you have to say? If you don't like a band then that's totally cool - just do what I do and DON'T GO TO THEIR TH-cam VIDEOS. It's much easier than you might think.
@revelwoodie, you're not nuts...at least about there being another vid. I shot it, and it was dark with projected images of the movie "Johnny Mneumonic" on the band and on the set, which was a long narrow room.
yeah i know what u mean i about to be 33 omg!! yeah and man i cant believe that dave died thats messed up, i still have this cd spinning in my player and its still as good as the first day
The singer`s dead ? Sucks. I had a few of their CDs in the 90s. I could never understand why they weren`t bigger - everybody that heard my discs were blown away !
I loved the ad I saw before this video: Do you wanna see videos like this? (cute girls on camera) Then they proceed to tell you,how you don't..uh..no wait,I said yes,I do want to see cute girls I don't care about your stupid animations, yea,bring the cute girls on.idc what quality or special FX they got on their youtube videos..nope,last time I checked cute girls can do anything & I'm more entertained than googly doodle videos,so js' No More Love, now..on another note, who here in 2021 Got Turned on to GLU with Johnny Mneumonic? (PS: Millenials watch it,but don't expect much, it's a Mystery Science Theater 3000 movie at best, & google that if you don't get the reference,lol) 90's culture was awesome..If could live out my life in any Decade it would the 90's cause you had the weird wacky 80's just past & us #GenX'er's making up new creative shhhh..so it's the best
They Clearly followed AIC sound and style, the singer David, took on the image of Layne Staley , and at least Rick Ruben thought that copying them would work. I do like this song though, but it did not last. I have read that some members of this band would "Rather do Drugs, than make music" and that is Sad. Rest in Peace David.
These guys were years ahead of their time. RIP Dave Reilly.
Truly!
Sad he went so young!
You can't be more 90s than this! Great song!
it was / is ahead of its time. more like the 2090´s ...
🔥🔥🔥
Actually you can.. it was Alice in chains 😅.
I love it too, and I feel the need to plead with you to reconsider that bands like this are not made anymore. While we all have our own unique tastes, I encourage you to use youtube to find new(er) stuff. Maybe you haven’t gotten the right launch pad yet to get a good algorithm going, idk…. While totally unique in their own right, I have a sneaking suspicion that you MIGHT also enjoy Pure Reason Revolution. Check them out if you haven’t already.
I received the American Recordings 1995 CD sampler when I got "Comix Zone" for the Sega Genesis for Christmas. And this song was included with it. I would listen to it over and over again. You don't hear music like this anymore (at least to me anyways). I'm glad that there are people who still listen to this song and still enjoy it. :D
I still have the game and the CD.This was the best song on the whole CD!
Me too! I remember the game and the White CD Sampler that wass included with a flag on it. Lordz Of Brooklyn was on it too. What a cool sampler. Man that was a unique CD with some amazing artists!
@@SurgemanXI agree!
so glad to see other that was impacted by that cd. particular this was teh only song on repeat
i was 8 so it was hugely impactful for my music taste to this day
The lead singer's voice, style & appearance looks like Layne Staley & the guitarist wearing sunglasses looks like Mike Patton, both when they were younger & clean-shaven lol, nice mv n song, a thumbs up
This has got to be one of the best songs of all times. No other bands withstanding, Glu rocked and Reilly was a musical genius, IMHO! They don't make bands like GLU anymore, dude, They had IT! Twenty yrs later, I'm still their #1 fan. What a shame when I think of what they may have went on to do. OUR LOSS! RIP, Dave- We love ya! And we're STILL listenin'!
The singer sounds a lot like Layne Staley. Rob Adams is right, this does sound like an Industrial version of Alice in Chains. That's great!
He also looks a bit like Scott Weiland.
@@poolboyinla Layne Weiland haha...He embodies both greatness while maintaining his own persona. David is a lefty too, very unique people are left handed...I being one of them.
Thank you both for pointing out these resemblances. I never thought it but so true. RIP David Reilly!~
He died by wisdom tooth
Everyone sounded like that.
I heard this song on the soundtrack to Johnny Mnemonic (1995), a cyberpunk movie starring Keanu Reeves. And 25 years later, I was able to see them singing for the first time today.
I can see
See the signs
I've been waiting here for you
But nothing's getting through
I am gone
Up in the clouds
Praying I can turn
Turn myself around
A year ago
I gave it a year
I hoped it wouldn't happen
Now it's here
It took so long
I can't carry on
I know the reason that you left me
You had nothing more to give me
No more love
I can see
See your eyes
I can feel your heavy stare
I run my fingers through my hair
I am high as one can be
And I hope I don't come down
I hate when I come down
A month ago
I knew you lied
Took my life into your hands
You just don't understand
How it feels to be free
Know the reason that you left me
You had nothing more to give me
I first heard this when I was 16 . now at 37 they still kick ass!!
Same here brother.. stumbled upon your comment. Respect.
I first heard this when I was 41. now at 67 they still kick ass!
I love Skynyrd and GLU!
Same
Ditto on the ages!
Saw them live in 1998 when they opened for Stabbing Westward. They were really great. Was so sad to hear about David Reilly’s passing.
What a fantastic pairing!
Stabbig westward is such a great band! I only recently started to listen to them, but i love it:)
The drummer is now my boss at BlackCat Music Shop!! How badass is that?!?
+MyShreddedSanity The band doesn't exist anymore
Is he still your boss?
Hes a pussy lol
Way badass! Even though my comment is 6 years later!
I had a boss that was the front man for the best kissers in the world, some almost famous band from the grunge 90s. He was a douche
Man, still have this CD riding around in my car. I remember wearing this tape out (if you don't remember tapes and tape decks I can explain it later ;D )in high school. Our cheerleaders used to do a wicked dance to this song.
...who thought there'd be nostalgia for the 90's. Damn, I feel old...
Im "from the 80's and 90's as well and i played the fuck out of my(@nd the word for today, children, is: Cassette Tape)
Word to the motha
90s kid!
man i loved this song when i heard it on the jonny mnemonic soundtrack back in the mid 90s...always thought this band deserved way more success than they got...anyone know where i can download this song?
Rick rubin produced this, way ahead of the times, very urgent, awesome record...
"Johnny Mnemonic" sent me here: R.I.P. David Reilly
+Mario Conoscitore I heard this song in the movie credits years ago and had to find out who did it. I went out and bought the CD (EP) soon afterwards. I have two other CDs too. Never saw what the band members looked like until TH-cam.
John G. Exactly John, I had your same experience with this band ;)
I saw them live twice in the late 90s, they were pretty good live and I enjoyed both shows.
Joshua Roberts I saw them in Atlanta Ga
Johnny Mnemonic is my favourite Keanu Reeves movie!!!.
I flew from St. Louis to Boston to see David's acoustic show at TT the Bear's in 2001 I think. He wore his pajamas and played the Depeche Mode song "Stripped"... he also had to stop one song and restart it because he got choked up in tears. After the show I talked to him for about 30 minutes and he was so down to earth, we traded AIM info and talked about why GLU broke up. I had so much respect for him and can say he will always be on the list of the most influential people in my life. RIP
the vocalist sound and look like layne staly , well it was the 90's
*Staley
I was just thinking that . Layne without the heroine at least.
I can't believe I just now found out that David died. Discovering GLU in the mid-90s completely changed my musical tastes, my friends and I were obsessed with them, saw them live several times. I still have yet to hear such an interesting unique industrial rock sound from any other band since.
Does anyone know where I can find info on how they got their sound? Especially that electro-guitar sound on the first EP and 'Empty'.
RIP David, thank you for changing my life with your amazing art.
This might be the most 90's video i've ever seen.
I love this song so much and I wish David Reilly could have went on to make more awesome tunes for us to jam to. RIP Dude! What a shame! You were beautiful,seriously!
I heard today for the first time on 97.7 FM in Atlanta. Thought for sure it was Alice in chain's....outstanding tune that I can't stop playing.
I never get tired of this cut! Much love David!! Gosh you were fine! RIP dude!
What if Alice in Chains was a Techno-Industrial band?
I love this song. They were very underrated.
Alice in Techno Chains
he's invoking the spirit of Layne Staley here
Obsessed in ways I’d not noticed before now.
I saw these guys live way back in the fall of 95' at the EDGEFEST concert in Omaha. They put on a pretty good show. Also got to see the Funk Junkezz (I think that is how it is spelled) along with the Urge, 311 and the Violent Femmes. All of those bands rock if you ever want something different to listen to.
I caught them across the street at the ranch bowl a couple years later along with stabbing westward as well. It was a much smaller crowd than edgefest, but god that was a fun night lol.
Not many things i miss about Omaha, but the smaller venue music scene is one of them.
Also, i miss zio's...
@@Damocles54 I agree! We did get a chance to see at the Ranch Bowl The Urge and some small up and coming band called Green Day that eventually went on to do great things.
Saw these guys open for Stabbing Westward at Metro in Chicago,now my girlfriend of 7 1/2 years and I are splitting up,and this is where I am......
Hang in there, bud. There's still so much cool shit in this life!
@@solus135 Thanks for the kind words. Update: I moved to a new city, making more money than i ever have before, and im happy...and still jammin' this great tune!
@@demonweber666 Let's get another update today, hope you're still doing good.
@@SupermanNew52 Update; Doing well, focusing on me for a change.Been extremely lucky since the breakup.Even thru this pandemic ive kept making money.Thanks for the inquiry!!! Just made my day! Im gonna play some GLU at my jobsite now.Hope you are all well! Peace
Someone was a Layne Staley/Alice in Chains fan...🤔
Oh yeah . . . AIC and GLU rock !
so ahead of their time. when I look back, some of their stuff seems corny, even still, I spent so much time listening to Empty as a kid, I was always trying to get other kids into it and nobody was feeling it like I was, so I always felt like it was my own band, now in the you tube age, or the so called space age, I see there are other people who might have shared that experience. pretty cool really...
It's funny because I was thinking:
NIN - Some of the singing
AIC - Singing and harmony
Faith No More - Some of the beats and singing
to those who mentioned the layne staley comparisons: dave was a good friend of mine. one day during a final 2 week visit with him in Manayunk, as we walked through downtown philly, trying to decide which cheesesteak place to eat at, he mentioned how much he loved layne's music and how his life mirrored staley's. he said he felt he would even die like layne, who had died the previous year. indeed, he and layne both died at age 34 after years of heroin abuse. HOWEVER, dave WAS clean when he died.
I worked and was friends with his mother Linda. I feel so bad just finding out now that David passed away I'm glad to hear he was clean when he died. Linda turned me on to Davids music I saw them play at the TLA they opened for Spacehog. God bless you David
That’s really sad, a mate of mine introduced me to these guys a decade or so ago and then a few years back I got really into grunge again and started to notice the similarities. RIP dudes.
I loved this band so much back in the day. Saw them play Detroit to literally 5 people and they still killed it. They came back a year later to a full house. I adored David and he was very sweet.
i just watched johnny mnemonic and noticed the irony in using this song over the credits.
in the last shot of the movie they dump the dead jesus preacher killer into the river...cue god lives underwater. lol
Awesome show, my wife (girlfriend at the time) won tickets to a show in Boston and got to go out to dinner and drinks with the band before the show. I was so jealous!!
Great song… and another reminder how INFLUENTIAL
ALICE IN CHAINS truly was!!!!!
RIP Dave. Knew him since grade school. A good guy. He did MANY genres of music before this. Electro-pop (Child Bye Tiger), New Age (Sunflowers) and really funny punk (Plywood) and a TON more.
Wished I could have met him. Listened since mid 90's to them!
love the synths on the album, a 90s favorite.
I was introduced to them when they opened for Genitorturers and KMFDM at a small Orlando club (The Embassy) back in '95.
Good times
Comix Zone bonus CD? Anyone?
Dorelaxen fuck yeah
How is that connected?
@@BusinessZeus This song was on the Comix Zone bonus CD.
Peace to you David. Long live GLU!
Back in thah day! I was 18 when this came out. Gen X forever!
POV: me in the 90s, small town kid with shitty dreads, hitchhiked to Nashville TN, got a factory job, spent first paycheck on 2 sheets of acid, traveling around to raves and Dead/Phish shows TRYING to sell acid but eating most of it, with "Empty" on heavy rotation, leaving me in a Florida Rainbow Hippie Commune. True story.
BTW, the story gets crazier as years go by, including being a roadie, getting signed, throwing up at Hank III's house, becoming a DJ for several stations, and more....if I ever get the time, I'm writing a book dammit.
haha i remember wearing this out myself and i still am listening to this lots, oh and by the way, we are old:) i cant belive there is still someone else listening to this wow
I love this song for decades.
Sounds like an Industrial version of Alice in Chains.
I still have this CD from BACK then. And crank that ish up too! So killer. But I guess 35 Dislikers feel they should stay Quarantined forever (CoVid19 2020 Reference)
Thanks for all of the amazing music David and Jeff... rip Dave
This band reminds me of Alice in chains a little bit
A LOT....he stands and postures like Layne .
@@JR10_RR I see that to
This group was very underrated!
I saw them open for Spacehog in Atlanta back in 1996.
This is the most played EP I own. I bought it in 1996 and I still listen to it all the time,
AIC + NIN + CURE+= EPIC GLU
AiC = singing style
NIN = anger/musicality
CURE = lyric writing
Still awesome and RIP David
@shaneofastrotek (aka douche)
You give pumpkin fans a bad wrap. What are you 12?
This guy looks like Scott Weiland.
Their drummer Adam Karry is a good friend of mine, He works at a local music shop where I live and I see him often. Nice guy
yeah man what up... check out poison seed...
Wished someone would do a karaoke of this!
These guys are the beeeeeest!
cool, I did not notice first! many good electronic rock acts of the 90s were also 80s influenced under their skin.... GLU named their "life in a so called space age" LP after a depeche mode quote.
I saw these guys open for KMFDM & The Genitortures way back in 1996. They were fucking amazing live!! I went out the very next day in search of their CD. Been a fan since. RIP David!
The frontman looks like Layne Staley in Would (red shirt, chains, and Layne's signature sideways headbang lol) and the vid's like Man in a Box. BUT I really can't see any other similarities! Dave didn't sound like he was copying Layne's vocal style, no post-grunge yarling there, right? If anything, this song reminds me more of Nearly Lost You by Screaming Trees than AIC.
If AIC went industrial
@Skankindragon Um, what do you mean "Honesty is the best policy" the type of music they made was called INDUSTRIAL and it was made with synthesizers and keyboards. They played with real instruments live. Besides I'm sure this is more exciting then to watch them program keyboards, and synthesizers. NIN does the same thing. And they are both honest.
I agree the 90's were the shit. A lot of shit bands that were around for a minute but then you had a lot more killer bands that are still around and big time, Stone Temple Pilots, Korn, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and I don't refer to those bands as "grunge" either. It's all just good ol rock music to me.
And if 3:13 and (then 3:33 to be exact) - don't make you groove and bob your freakin head like a BOSS, I don't know what to tell you...
saw em open for korn and kmfdm
This song is came on the American Records demo CD, which came with the Sega Genesis video game "Comix Zone".
@dilandinho76 Come on, you can't be THAT old, now. It's all a state of mind, dude. Embrace this part of you life. Every day is a gift! You should live every day as if it is your last. One day, unfortunately, it WILL be. Take what God gives you, Be thankful for it and spread love and unforgettable memories while you still have a chance. Peace, love and God's abundant blessings, I pray for you!! Love, Flowr
Remember guys how we went to blockbuster music.
They changed it to warehouse music, because of billboards records
I was mad because of that. If anybody knows how I feel about that.
Let me know. Went to warehouse music- you can not open the cd wrap anymore. you can not listen to your music. This made me mad.
I am not a mad guy, just for the truth.
@fiveliter302 They were awesome fiveL.302. Ignore these musical know nothings and let popular opposition know you are obviously doing something right . If a predominantly evil world is against you , take it as a compliment and know you areand don't waste time thowing pearls before swine. They willnever understand! Love and Peace -Your Friend, Flowr
the self titled is an ep. this song is on the ep and then empty as well. there is also an unreleased album - up of the floor. you can download it some times. one of the members also had a record lable "1500 records" they had a realy good depeche mode cover compelation that was released on it. they also were supose to release dj star screams album (dj from slipknot).
RIP David..
(5•28•24) 1am...
Still jamming your first 2 albums last 30yrs
Can you say Alice In Chains. Damn guess its not so funny when he died just like his obvious idol. Good thing Im a Pumpkins fan. Dont see Corgan dying of a drug overdose. Anywho this has Alice In Chains written all over it. Must suck to have lived in someone else's shadow and nothing to show for it.
i saw GLU in this little shit place that year playing this killer stuff. they actually gave me their RECORD for free that they were selling; not the CD, but the VINYL! shit; i hope i still have it... they were great and never got the attention i believe this band deserved. RIP David, and RIP GLU!!!!
Funny, first time I heard this song was during the credits of Johnny Mnemonic. I think i like associating the song to cyberpunk more then an environmental hazard rockout.
@goldteefforerbody Do you have an argument to back that up or is that all you have to say? If you don't like a band then that's totally cool - just do what I do and DON'T GO TO THEIR TH-cam VIDEOS. It's much easier than you might think.
@revelwoodie, you're not nuts...at least about there being another vid. I shot it, and it was dark with projected images of the movie "Johnny Mneumonic" on the band and on the set, which was a long narrow room.
yeah i know what u mean i about to be 33 omg!! yeah and man i cant believe that dave died thats messed up, i still have this cd spinning in my player and its still as good as the first day
Really great band. They teach the Bloodhound Gang how to sampling tracks btw. RIP David Reilly!
Absolutely fucking brilliant! This track never sounds stale. RIP D.R.
The singer`s dead ? Sucks. I had a few of their CDs in the 90s. I could never understand why they weren`t bigger - everybody that heard my discs were blown away !
I loved the ad I saw before this video: Do you wanna see videos like this? (cute girls on camera) Then they proceed to tell you,how you don't..uh..no wait,I said yes,I do want to see cute girls I don't care about your stupid animations, yea,bring the cute girls on.idc what quality or special FX they got on their youtube videos..nope,last time I checked cute girls can do anything & I'm more entertained than googly doodle videos,so js' No More Love, now..on another note, who here in 2021 Got Turned on to GLU with Johnny Mneumonic? (PS: Millenials watch it,but don't expect much, it's a Mystery Science Theater 3000 movie at best, & google that if you don't get the reference,lol) 90's culture was awesome..If could live out my life in any Decade it would the 90's cause you had the weird wacky 80's just past & us #GenX'er's making up new creative shhhh..so it's the best
It's rather idiotic when bands deny their obvious electronic sounds and don't show any keyboarder or synthesizer users in their music videos.
GLU is the loudest band I've ever heard live.
These videos were fantastic... the 90s had the coolest looking videos.. Todays videos are the worst ever in the history of music videos.
@vaguelyhumanoid Iseen em live about 18 yrs ago, and they played instruments, but they did have a dude working a synthesizer
@qwikfikz his death has been listed as complications due to an infected tooth...how does that happen?...that's so sad. :(
KMFDM and COIL are both proof that GLU was the worst shit that ever got a record contract...god this shit is terrible.
The best concert I've seen was GLU opening for Stabbing Westward in a very small venue in '97/'98 so great! they did a Depeche Mode cover!!
where is the original vid for No More Love with the footage from the Johnny Mneumonic movie projected on the band?
fuck! this song just remminds of how old i'm becoming. but really it's all good and this song still rocks for me
They Clearly followed AIC sound and style, the singer David, took on the image of Layne Staley , and at least Rick Ruben thought that copying them would work. I do like this song though, but it did not last. I have read that some members of this band would "Rather do Drugs, than make music" and that is Sad. Rest in Peace David.
@duranamus i don't think there's a video for it, i could post the audio if you still haven't found on
=e tho
that's a special guitar effect, it's not a keyboard of synthesizer.
Highly underrated band to this day!!!❤😮😊😊😊
wow, cheerleaders dancing to this song! now they're dancing to britney spears and hilary duff :(
They had actually disbanded long before David Reilly died.
RIP David Reilly,your music lives on!!
hello mr good looking, man the way they appeared..he looked so much like layne
discovered these guys in an old cd I had gotten in the sega game comix zone.
Used to loveee this kick ass song.
very lane staley-ish
kind of alice in chains with a dash of techno
love it