I grew up in the 60s and 70s but have a special place for the 90s music. I had a cabin up north used to in the 90s to get away from it all. Cranked this music everytime. It was a very special place
It also respresents the isolation of self loathing. Living vicariously, through the object of unrequited desire is a pathologically self-destructive journey to hell.
@@blindterrytucci2752yeah, yeah, yeah... Funny how all these platinum selling bands are "underrated" on YT 😂😂. Whatever happened to just enjoying the music they gave us?
Attended two GB shows this summer in Michigan. One indoor and one outside. When your comfortable in your own skin ( as he is) and he has this energy that is genuine. Not at all full of himself. Very authentic and lovely. I met him Pre concert at the outdoor concert. He just walked up to where I was. Humbleness profound. Beautiful voice and personality. Thankyou Robin 💗
@@DexiduousRose The meaning of haunting is Poignant and evocative; difficult to ignore or forget. Who is the one who does not understand the meaning of this word?..;) a little research before commenting will save you some embarrassment in the future.
@@dirkdiggler7727 I've had terrible conflicts with actual family members. They lived and sadly Doug didn't. Every day is a road to forgiveness and I know these guys hurt everyday for losing him. Sure these songs became hit, but yeah, everytime they play them, they pay a heavy price of heartbreak.
Guy Dogan c e d I google the chords and play em that way. Great song. I just haven’t played enough to try recording myself. The stuff I do is just beer and Easy chords. Nothing serious just for fun. I think I’m doing the same chords as that guy.
Chords are Cadd9, D, Em, D for the verse. Cadd9 is just 3rd fret A string, 2nd fret D string, 3rd fret B string, 3rd fret high E string. Add the 3rd fret B string and 3rd fret high E string to the Em chord as well to play it like Robin is here. Chorus (whispers at the bus stop part) C, G, D.
This song represents everything that was right about the 90s.
I grew up in the 60s and 70s but have a special place for the 90s music. I had a cabin up north used to in the 90s to get away from it all. Cranked this music everytime. It was a very special place
It also respresents the isolation of self loathing. Living vicariously, through the object of unrequited desire is a pathologically self-destructive journey to hell.
RIP Doug. You had such a way with words and music.
Awesome voice. and acoustic. This just proves how underrated he is.
Absolutely. The most underrated band/songs of the 90s. Of all time, really.
@@blindterrytucci2752yeah, yeah, yeah... Funny how all these platinum selling bands are "underrated" on YT 😂😂. Whatever happened to just enjoying the music they gave us?
He’s one of my favs
Attended two GB shows this summer in Michigan. One indoor and one outside. When your comfortable in your own skin ( as he is) and he has this energy that is genuine. Not at all full of himself. Very authentic and lovely. I met him Pre concert at the outdoor concert. He just walked up to where I was. Humbleness profound. Beautiful voice and personality. Thankyou Robin 💗
Always liked this song. He sounds awesome!
Doug Hopkins R.I.P.
amazing as always.....such a haunting tune.
Gaurav Gothoskar
You clearly don't understand the word "haunting"
@@DexiduousRose
The meaning of haunting is Poignant and evocative; difficult to ignore or forget. Who is the one who does not understand the meaning of this word?..;) a little research before commenting will save you some embarrassment in the future.
Great song, great vocalist, great band
wow!!! amazing voce still!!! GOOOOOO 90'S
Written by the late Doug Hopkins.
a poignant moment in my 90's life
Great acoustic solo.
I miss my childhood..
So glad to hear him! I wish he had someone with him to sing backup and to give a little more drive to the song. I live the Blossomsl
RIP Doug.
Solid writing. Lyrics wrap around the chords. Lots of hard work finding out about you.
Great vocals...
muy vien mi Robin
temazo de los años 90
+Franciso Mena 用英文，要不我们看不懂你.
Doug's songs are amazing. Too bad they robbed him.
Dude he was a fall down drunk. How could anyone deal with someone who's blackout drunk and fucked?
@@dirkdiggler7727 I've had terrible conflicts with actual family members. They lived and sadly Doug didn't. Every day is a road to forgiveness and I know these guys hurt everyday for losing him. Sure these songs became hit, but yeah, everytime they play them, they pay a heavy price of heartbreak.
So I don't consider it robbery either. And the best way to honor his memory is to keep playing his songs.
Same chord im using ...struggling with the rythm of the whispers part...ill get it.
what are the chords?
Guy Dogan c e d I google the chords and play em that way. Great song. I just haven’t played enough to try recording myself. The stuff I do is just beer and Easy chords. Nothing serious just for fun. I think I’m doing the same chords as that guy.
Chords are Cadd9, D, Em, D for the verse. Cadd9 is just 3rd fret A string, 2nd fret D string, 3rd fret B string, 3rd fret high E string. Add the 3rd fret B string and 3rd fret high E string to the Em chord as well to play it like Robin is here. Chorus (whispers at the bus stop part) C, G, D.
What chords is he playing? D and G? C on the chorus?
C-D and Em-D alternate through the verses. Chorus is C-G-D, twice, then the C-D and Em-D.
@@sim1less500 Thanks!
From the Gin Blossoms Hahahaha. He is the Gin Blossoms
electricjed Doug Hopkins was the gin blossoms .
Doug wrote all their first hit from NME and it was his band. They took the band name, his songs and royalties too.
GOOD BUT A LITTLE TOO SLOW .