People always complain about comercial songs about them, but nobody talks about that this is the way that an old band could survive. This song is clearly modern rock/metal and it’s good to know that they went on this way even if they have modern and comercial elements.
The producer of the album left an Instagram hashtag that directly says the album gets even heavier. Also, the first two Muse albums definitely had riffs and screams like this. Bellamy said last year that they want to go back to their early stuff and “reset.”
I'm a huge Muse fan and feels like this sounds a lot like their early stuff. My friend was surprised how "hard they rock" in concert, as apposed to their songs played on the radio.
Just by being heavy. But nothing to do with their earlier sounds when it comes to song writing and melody. Nothing like their early music. If it sounds anything like their early music you would have heard Matt say wuuuuuuu aaaaaaa uuhhhhhhhh mmmmm in between he just sounded very Rachmaninoff / Tchaikovsky before.
@@ahabbellamy8098 I 100% agree, this reminds me of drones, simulation theory and MAYBYE black holes. People saying it sounds like there actual old material is a bit far fetched.
Apparently his son is a big metalcore fan, so might also be an influence of deciding on this path. Now the music video director teased that its gonna be heavier than this even (the album), so lets see if that is correct
Actually, the bassist, Chris Wolstenholme is the huge metal fan and a lot of their heavier stuff was suggested by Chris. That's not to say Matt and Dom don't like metal as well, but Chris is definitely the heavier influence in the band
i feel like theyre tapping into the metal market, while remaining true to the earlier sound that they used to have, to appeal to long time fans like myself, and people who arent into them. ive been a fan for 7 years and all my favorite songs from them are on origin, absolution and black holes, but this gets ez top 5 for me. its so well done, and just simply incredible
Agree with your take. It's funny cause they used to do more metal/grunge when they were teenagers and it looks like they're going back to that, but incoporating the more electronic elements from their last album. Also their producer said this album gets heavier than this so I'm excited about that.
@@AshToneAudio kinda. the spirit the riffs are written in is not new to muse. its actually quite old. the "upgrade" is the tone, its considerably more filthy than usual. in a metaphorical sense, this is muses version of Paradise losts return-to-form in "Beneath the broken earth". The old fans know EXACTLY what is happening, while the newcomers get some fresh stuff. regardless, you kinda cant release the same album many times over - something was coming anyway. have to admit, this direction is rewarding.
I pretty much only listen to the first 4 studio albums and live stuff on here. I wonder if them doing Showbiz and older stuff in that All Request show a few years ago sparked any of this. I have high hopes for this one.
i hope their new direction is from a musical angle rather than a business one, but as an older muser they still give me chills when they get it right! nice video too dude 🙂
This is the best reaction/breakdown ive seen of the track so far, great job mate! Im an old Muser but i LOVE this track, im at a stage now where they can just do no wrong for me.
I watched them live last year and witnessed this song live. That breakdown is where they’d drop the big curtain at the back to reveal the masked mascot background. I had long hair when I attended, I headbanged the living shit out of me when the breakdown came.
Your reaction is EXACTLY what mine was!!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!! I listen to everyday since it came out, can’t stop, I watched this video and still got goosebumps, Years since a muse song did this to me 😁😁😁
In the Instagram live preview of Won’t Stand Down, we see Matt Bellamy’s son head banging vehemently in the passenger seat. I wonder if maybe Muse was inspired by artists his son is into (granted his son is only 10 so yeah)? Whatever, I am massive Muse fan for many years and I am in love with WSD, definitely has that quintessential black holes & revelations Muse sound but then going SO HEAVY 🤩🤩🤩!!!!!!!
Muse is one of the greatest innovators of Rock. They have tapped into so many subgenres that I really think they just transcend the genre completely. They could make a country album and it would rock
This song reminds me a little bit to some of the tracks in the last Bring me the Horizon EP. You describe it better, they are trying to do modern metal and that’s amazing. 😁🤘
Really interesting angle on them 'tapping into an audience'. But I also think it's worth noting Muse *were* heavy before. And I think much like they tried with Drones, they are also trying to 'win back' the older fans who love Citizen Erased and Stockholm Syndrome.
1st time watcher AND now subscriber! I've been watching a lot of the reactions to their new track, and yours has been the best breakdown I've seen. I'm a life long MUSE fan, and to hear your reaction has warmed my heart. I've always believed they're the most adaptable band for the time of the Album they release. There's a reason they're still popular now.
Fantastic, you reacted just like I did, hahaha! (Fanbase Muse is diverse, but believe me: the old school Musers wont mind "Metal". It's the poppy plastic fans that will be shocked right now. )
Really loved the reaction video and it was so awesome seeing you watch it. With that said, I respectfully disagree. This isnt about getting a new audience or market. This is a love letter to the fans that have been begging for a metal song/album for 15+ years. Theyre multi-millionaires so they make the music they want rather than seek new markets.
@@AshToneAudio IMO.....Simply because they dont need to at this point in their career. They already have money to retire on and sell out huge stadiums everywhere they go. Fans have wanted "Metal Muse" for a long long time - there was even posts on the official forums years ago wanting Chris to make his own metal band :D I think now its about cementing a legacy. This is album 9 (if you dont count Hullabaloo), I personally think they will stop at 10. If so, then 9 & 10 could be the most important albums to date to finish on a high and give back to those that have followed from the beginning. I don't know, maybe I'm talking crap :P
I understand what you're saying but I've been listening to Muse for over 20 years and their earlier stuff got pretty heavy, mostly live outros etc but they have some older heavier songs. And I for one am loving the return. Granted...they've never screamed in a song before..that I recall.
It's so funny how you suggested it's a market trick to win the new audience, cause it's actually the opposite: Muse have many hardcore fans who always want a havier sound because Muse used to be much havier. In this song Matt is kinda joking about his relationships with the hardcore fans. Whab-whab synth at the beginning (and hadrcore fans hate Madness and Dig Down), pop sound. Then it starts to build up and just kicking on your head with riff: you want heavy? TAKE THIS THAKE THIS XD and then you go back and forth with that. When you think "okay Mattt, you]re still a rocker", he gives you a breakedown: "still not hard enough? (Drones flashback) - TAKE THIS". Well this man used to sing about the problematique (Map of the Problematique life 2006 is a pure beuaty of a song) with his romantic relationships, now that he is happy married he pwobably wants to talk with fans XD To know what I'm talking about try life versions Stockholm Syndrome 2010 France, Assasin 2015, Reapers 2015, Micro Cuts (2001), Dead star (2001) , Agitated (2000)
Been a muse fans since new born. Muse have always been a band that have openly looked for inspiration from others, hence the name 'Muse.' You hear a lot of Queen, Bowie, punk, funk etc in their songs. Even tributes like Blondies 'call me' in their song 'Uprising' They don't really have a corporate business sense as they blow a lot of earnings on their live gigs. Each album has an individual sound to it and experiments within it. I'd say that this is just the theme of the album rather than a money spinner. They have been heavy in the past and Chris the bassist is has always pushed Muse to the heavier side. Matt generally like prog rock and classical influences. All I'm all, I think this is overdue
Pretty sure the screams are coming from Chris (the bassist) and not Matt, which has been incorporated into their songs and live performances several times over the last decade or so. The only difference with this song is that it's much heavier, so the screaming is perceived differently.
@@luttren I would like to see your source because, as far as I know, it's pretty much a known fact that Chris does a lot of the backing vocals/screaming on their records. He doesn't even sound like Matt.
It’s not about market or trying to be more heavy... It just muse going back to the roots. Just listen to Origin Of Symmetry album and you’ll see the match.
is it just me or is the drum beat at the end (especially the kick in groups of 4 going against the snare) kinda similar to the outro of The Pot by Tool? Has Dom been studying Danny Carey's mannurisms? If so I like it!
Long time Muse fan. Not a fan of metal and I love this new song. Bit heavy for me, as i like their normal, more electronic sound better, but I can't deny this song kicks ass.
Beside that, maybe you interested but one more thing you must know you can react to Mick Gordon music from Doom Eternal title " The Only Thing They Fear Is You" I hope you find it out. Nice your reation 🤘🏻
Interpretation; it seems most folk completely miss the meaning behind the lyrics. The track has another title; 'Living Vicariously', & may be better described by a phrase from the song itself; 'Psychological Warfare'. For it's about a world-wide psychological warfare between a few old men (the old dude in a wheel chair) & the mindless masses (represented by those under his control). So the one singing the words is standing firm - outside the visuals - getting stronger by refusing to 'stand down', which is what he would be doing by joining in the system of manipulation by the slave-master over the masses of mindless slaves. An outstanding song with incredibly intelligent lyrics by a most relevant band. 😃
Haha. I know what you mean but not ever riff with 3 notes on a down beat is defines lol. In fact defines was probably the hundredth band to do it thenselves
Verses are bit leaning imagine dragons which not a good thing, chorus is okay, guitars get heavy which is a good thing, too heavy for radio. So it’s interesting if it will get on the radio for the mainstream. It’s a mixed bag.
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People always complain about comercial songs about them, but nobody talks about that this is the way that an old band could survive. This song is clearly modern rock/metal and it’s good to know that they went on this way even if they have modern and comercial elements.
No one is forced to listen
Big Muse fan for over 20 years, it's good to hear the heavier riffs are back!
This was honestly a breath of fresh air after some years in my opinion. I loved their heavier stuff from the beginning
To get you more hyped, their producer used the hashtag #itonlygetsheaier, mostly a nod towards the album.
One of my favourite riffs from Muse is from Micro Cuts. Reminds me of that!
It reminded me of the scream Matt did: here come the drooooooooones!
Same mate. Bring back showbizz, origin and absolution
The producer of the album left an Instagram hashtag that directly says the album gets even heavier.
Also, the first two Muse albums definitely had riffs and screams like this. Bellamy said last year that they want to go back to their early stuff and “reset.”
Fellow Persona 5 fan here lmao. I can’t wait for an even more djenty muse, and if WSD is anything to go by, their new album is going to be amazing.
@@willeh1947 best game music haha! Here’s all for a Muse version of rivers in a desert!
Add Absolution to the heavy list. 😀
he also said that with Drones but it is nowhere as good as the older stuff... :(
@@18PregnantAndProud yup. To me Muse can never top OOS, Absolution and BH&R.
I'm a huge Muse fan and feels like this sounds a lot like their early stuff. My friend was surprised how "hard they rock" in concert, as apposed to their songs played on the radio.
Just by being heavy. But nothing to do with their earlier sounds when it comes to song writing and melody. Nothing like their early music. If it sounds anything like their early music you would have heard Matt say wuuuuuuu aaaaaaa uuhhhhhhhh mmmmm in between he just sounded very Rachmaninoff / Tchaikovsky before.
@@ahabbellamy8098 not necessarily
They said their whole next album is going to be heavier like this
@@ahabbellamy8098 the chorus sounds like something that could fit in Black Holes and Revelations
@@ahabbellamy8098 I 100% agree, this reminds me of drones, simulation theory and MAYBYE black holes. People saying it sounds like there actual old material is a bit far fetched.
Apparently his son is a big metalcore fan, so might also be an influence of deciding on this path. Now the music video director teased that its gonna be heavier than this even (the album), so lets see if that is correct
If this is a new "path" thats path gonna make them my favorite band
I really hope so!!! Imagine the concert!?! Holy hell yeah!! 🤘🏼
Actually, the bassist, Chris Wolstenholme is the huge metal fan and a lot of their heavier stuff was suggested by Chris. That's not to say Matt and Dom don't like metal as well, but Chris is definitely the heavier influence in the band
@@MatPandaZ i think they used the hashtag #ITGETSHEAVIER or something on their post
I've seen them 6 times in 11 years and always wanted to be in a muse moshpit. Hopefully this will be my chance
The scream at the end was insane
i feel like theyre tapping into the metal market, while remaining true to the earlier sound that they used to have, to appeal to long time fans like myself, and people who arent into them. ive been a fan for 7 years and all my favorite songs from them are on origin, absolution and black holes, but this gets ez top 5 for me. its so well done, and just simply incredible
This is hands down the heaviest Muse song you will find in their catalogue.
They brought it with this track and I’m excited for the rest of the album.
check out Dead Star or Yes Please. those are pretty heavy.
Stockholm is pretty damn heavy.
Agree with your take. It's funny cause they used to do more metal/grunge when they were teenagers and it looks like they're going back to that, but incoporating the more electronic elements from their last album. Also their producer said this album gets heavier than this so I'm excited about that.
I don’t necessarily think they are going for the younger market - I thin this is for the long standing fans. It’s brilliant!!!
Why not both?
@@AshToneAudio kinda. the spirit the riffs are written in is not new to muse. its actually quite old. the "upgrade" is the tone, its considerably more filthy than usual. in a metaphorical sense, this is muses version of Paradise losts return-to-form in "Beneath the broken earth". The old fans know EXACTLY what is happening, while the newcomers get some fresh stuff.
regardless, you kinda cant release the same album many times over - something was coming anyway.
have to admit, this direction is rewarding.
The producer used the hashtag #anditgetsheavier and #hornsup so...can't wait for the album to drop!!🔥
Haven't paid attention to Muse in so many years, this song is a serious treat.
I love how this guy couldn't keep his hand off the volume up button
I pretty much only listen to the first 4 studio albums and live stuff on here. I wonder if them doing Showbiz and older stuff in that All Request show a few years ago sparked any of this. I have high hopes for this one.
i hope their new direction is from a musical angle rather than a business one, but as an older muser they still give me chills when they get it right! nice video too dude 🙂
It is. Matt said they wanted to try metal/hardcore for fun and quickly realized the extreme musicality involved.
This is the best reaction/breakdown ive seen of the track so far, great job mate! Im an old Muser but i LOVE this track, im at a stage now where they can just do no wrong for me.
Dude was like... LOUDER... LOUDER... LOUDER... LOUDER!
This gurl is like.... SAME DUDE. SAME.
I've been listening to them since 2005, and this one does not disappoint. at. all.
I watched them live last year and witnessed this song live. That breakdown is where they’d drop the big curtain at the back to reveal the masked mascot background. I had long hair when I attended, I headbanged the living shit out of me when the breakdown came.
I loved your business perspective. I cant hate them for it. Love a good scream! great reaction :)
I love Muse. I have all their studio albums. I love that they don't fit into 1 genre. They can do so much.
Your reaction is EXACTLY what mine was!!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!! I listen to everyday since it came out, can’t stop, I watched this video and still got goosebumps, Years since a muse song did this to me 😁😁😁
I don't think they care if it would have failed. This is their homecoming. Maybe this is just the music they always wanted to make.
I think everybody has had the same reaction !! 😂 this song is completely.....WTFFF
Definitely!!!! 🤘
In the Instagram live preview of Won’t Stand Down, we see Matt Bellamy’s son head banging vehemently in the passenger seat. I wonder if maybe Muse was inspired by artists his son is into (granted his son is only 10 so yeah)? Whatever, I am massive Muse fan for many years and I am in love with WSD, definitely has that quintessential black holes & revelations Muse sound but then going SO HEAVY 🤩🤩🤩!!!!!!!
Muse is one of the greatest innovators of Rock. They have tapped into so many subgenres that I really think they just transcend the genre completely. They could make a country album and it would rock
This song reminds me a little bit to some of the tracks in the last Bring me the Horizon EP. You describe it better, they are trying to do modern metal and that’s amazing. 😁🤘
The riff sounds like Parasite Eve tho
As a massive BMTH and Muse fan I concur.
This song had me crying lol
Really interesting angle on them 'tapping into an audience'. But I also think it's worth noting Muse *were* heavy before. And I think much like they tried with Drones, they are also trying to 'win back' the older fans who love Citizen Erased and Stockholm Syndrome.
I think a Muse & BMTH tour in the future is almost a certainty :)
Muse fan for 20 years and this is the best one I've heard in A WHILE. Kicks ass. Love it!
This song really hit on all cylinders. Just enough of everything and still keeping that epic muse sound. Can’t wait to hear the rest of the album!!!!
GREAT SONG! GREAT REACTION
This is the exactly the reaction I wanted to see!! It´s good to see Muse more heavier!
iam muse fan for more 20 year, and i really love this song
The song is about corporate bullies and the grip they hold over musicians. Muse has had enough of the BS!
My 17 year old son, who's a big fan of these young and upcoming hard core metal bands, even he was impressed by this song.
This has become one of my favourite songs to see reactions to now, so happy that muse are going back to a more heavier sound
Muse's earlier stuff from about 17 + years ago , was heavy. That's what made me a fan
yess heavy muse i love it
Your reaction to the breakdown is how everyone felt. Perfection!!
1st time watcher AND now subscriber! I've been watching a lot of the reactions to their new track, and yours has been the best breakdown I've seen. I'm a life long MUSE fan, and to hear your reaction has warmed my heart. I've always believed they're the most adaptable band for the time of the Album they release. There's a reason they're still popular now.
THAT is how melodic meshes with heavy, right there!
Fantastic, you reacted just like I did, hahaha!
(Fanbase Muse is diverse, but believe me: the old school Musers wont mind "Metal". It's the poppy plastic fans that will be shocked right now. )
Great reaction and awesome song Muse hands down guys.
Younger market? I was an 80s/90's industrial fan, and I feel like a kid again hearing this.
Yup! Just not exclusively!
Really loved the reaction video and it was so awesome seeing you watch it. With that said, I respectfully disagree. This isnt about getting a new audience or market. This is a love letter to the fans that have been begging for a metal song/album for 15+ years. Theyre multi-millionaires so they make the music they want rather than seek new markets.
Why nor both?
@@AshToneAudio IMO.....Simply because they dont need to at this point in their career. They already have money to retire on and sell out huge stadiums everywhere they go.
Fans have wanted "Metal Muse" for a long long time - there was even posts on the official forums years ago wanting Chris to make his own metal band :D
I think now its about cementing a legacy. This is album 9 (if you dont count Hullabaloo), I personally think they will stop at 10. If so, then 9 & 10 could be the most important albums to date to finish on a high and give back to those that have followed from the beginning. I don't know, maybe I'm talking crap :P
I understand what you're saying but I've been listening to Muse for over 20 years and their earlier stuff got pretty heavy, mostly live outros etc but they have some older heavier songs. And I for one am loving the return. Granted...they've never screamed in a song before..that I recall.
@@bikeshop2002 example? Not sure Supermassive black hole counts.
Title of the video: Metal Producer keep turning the volume up for the whole video
- MUSE - WON'T STAND DOWN
First time viewer. I'm a huge Muse fan and a big Metal fan so this is just the perfect song for me!
You should sub! I like a lot of tasteful melodic but heavy also kinds of metal! I even have a band you'll probably like too!
@@AshToneAudio I have subbed! 👍
@@AshToneAudio What's the band?
It's so funny how you suggested it's a market trick to win the new audience, cause it's actually the opposite: Muse have many hardcore fans who always want a havier sound because Muse used to be much havier. In this song Matt is kinda joking about his relationships with the hardcore fans. Whab-whab synth at the beginning (and hadrcore fans hate Madness and Dig Down), pop sound. Then it starts to build up and just kicking on your head with riff: you want heavy? TAKE THIS THAKE THIS XD and then you go back and forth with that. When you think "okay Mattt, you]re still a rocker", he gives you a breakedown: "still not hard enough? (Drones flashback) - TAKE THIS". Well this man used to sing about the problematique (Map of the Problematique life 2006 is a pure beuaty of a song) with his romantic relationships, now that he is happy married he pwobably wants to talk with fans XD
To know what I'm talking about try life versions Stockholm Syndrome 2010 France, Assasin 2015, Reapers 2015, Micro Cuts (2001), Dead star (2001) , Agitated (2000)
I'm extremely familiar with MUSE. Dope songs!
I hope they have more songs like this because this is amazing. It’s like a heavier Absolution and I love it.
This is there return to their roots
Been a muse fans since new born. Muse have always been a band that have openly looked for inspiration from others, hence the name 'Muse.' You hear a lot of Queen, Bowie, punk, funk etc in their songs. Even tributes like Blondies 'call me' in their song 'Uprising'
They don't really have a corporate business sense as they blow a lot of earnings on their live gigs. Each album has an individual sound to it and experiments within it. I'd say that this is just the theme of the album rather than a money spinner. They have been heavy in the past and Chris the bassist is has always pushed Muse to the heavier side. Matt generally like prog rock and classical influences.
All I'm all, I think this is overdue
Pretty sure the screams are coming from Chris (the bassist) and not Matt, which has been incorporated into their songs and live performances several times over the last decade or so. The only difference with this song is that it's much heavier, so the screaming is perceived differently.
Totally! Been a fan of them since before absolution!
It`s Matt but with a ton of effects. Chris is doing them live but it`s always been Matt on the recordings
@@luttren Add to this, that most times with Chris, his screams are also effected singing. Look at Super Massive Blackhole live as an example.
@@fdmjiv Yes, but Matt still does the screaming on the studio recordings.
@@luttren I would like to see your source because, as far as I know, it's pretty much a known fact that Chris does a lot of the backing vocals/screaming on their records. He doesn't even sound like Matt.
Amazing reaction!! God I love Muse, but this song is the best they've done in a while, love the heavy sound!
Just 🎸💣💣💣💥💯🙌
It’s not about market or trying to be more heavy... It just muse going back to the roots. Just listen to Origin Of Symmetry album and you’ll see the match.
They might even lure some of the 'old' fans back as well, like me. ;)
Loved your review. Which bands would you recommend that represent Modern Metal? I know nothing about metal, hehe, but I'd like to listen and learn.
Bring me the Horizon and Falling in Reserve are doing good stuff right now. Sorry I know the question wasn’t for me lol.
The guys just gave a great answer right there!
The most recent album by Architects is really good for transitioning into metal. Also Trivium's 2 most recent albums are peak metal for me.
I would throw in The Warning as well
is it just me or is the drum beat at the end (especially the kick in groups of 4 going against the snare) kinda similar to the outro of The Pot by Tool? Has Dom been studying Danny Carey's mannurisms? If so I like it!
great vid!
Good people, do not forget about those who do not know English. Turn on subtitles. Hello from Ukraine.
🔝💣💣💣🔥🔥🔥🎸💯🤯
Long time Muse fan. Not a fan of metal and I love this new song. Bit heavy for me, as i like their normal, more electronic sound better, but I can't deny this song kicks ass.
Metal Producers breakdown radar went off lol
Just a big muse fan!
Beside that, maybe you interested but one more thing you must know you can react to Mick Gordon music from Doom Eternal title " The Only Thing They Fear Is You" I hope you find it out. Nice your reation 🤘🏻
😏 me when he’s wondering if it will get heavier than this or if this is as heavy as it gets
The thickness and crunchiness of the mix reminds me of what Spiritbox is doing with their sound. Perhaps Spiritbox were influenced by Muse?
Great reaction!!! Are you me?!
Whoaa
I believe Muse is not, and has never been, targeting any markets. They are 100% genuinely creative and make the music they feel like making. My take.☮
It's probably both! :) they are one of the most pro bands out there. I'm sure they know what they're doing
Hey man, loved the video, and also had never heard of dark signal till this but theyre awesome! Have you got any other recommendations like this?
Dark Signal is my band haha
@@AshToneAudio oh shit didnt even realise ive had drag me to hell on repeat for hours 🤣
@@AshToneAudio have you got any plans for a uk tour?
Unfortunately not now but we have an album dropping this year!
There were no screams - Famous last words
stage makeup != mask
If you want to react to a song, I recommend the artist Aesthetic Perfection with their song Gods & Gold
Interpretation; it seems most folk completely miss the meaning behind the lyrics. The track has another title; 'Living Vicariously', & may be better described by a phrase from the song itself; 'Psychological Warfare'. For it's about a world-wide psychological warfare between a few old men (the old dude in a wheel chair) & the mindless masses (represented by those under his control). So the one singing the words is standing firm - outside the visuals - getting stronger by refusing to 'stand down', which is what he would be doing by joining in the system of manipulation by the slave-master over the masses of mindless slaves. An outstanding song with incredibly intelligent lyrics by a most relevant band. 😃
Why is the video blocked?
I dunno man! Something to do with the label or publisher who owns it probably!
the metal part reminds me deftones ngl
Haha. I know what you mean but not ever riff with 3 notes on a down beat is defines lol. In fact defines was probably the hundredth band to do it thenselves
Dom Howard the drummer is a big deftones fan which might explain it and sometimes they like to play some of the riffs from deftones live
No snow no show Here 🤣 ?
This dude definitely listened to at least parts of this before he reacted... lol
No not really. But I am a producer. Songs become predictable when you listen to 10 to 20 new tracks or more a week :)
Drop B 🖤🦇🎼🎸🤘💀☠️
Haha, it's cool. I produce way lower tunings tho ;)
Verses are bit leaning imagine dragons which not a good thing, chorus is okay, guitars get heavy which is a good thing, too heavy for radio. So it’s interesting if it will get on the radio for the mainstream. It’s a mixed bag.
Radio is obsolete so I think they're ok! HAHA
@@AshToneAudio there is still a lot of average people that still turn on the radio on their way to work.
@@xshadowscreamx that's bad ass
Seriously sad it does the whole generic half time stuff
Seriously sad you do the whole generic negative comment stuff
Only had 2 good albums.