Yo. This was my suggestion. Thanks for choosing it. You should check out the original video. Lots of your questions will be answered. Lol. These guys were a pretty influential band back in the day and mixed a lot of different styles together. It’s a lot to deal with upon first listen cause it’s not your straight forward metal band. If you look up the lyrics you’ll see it’s actually a pretty “deep” song that deals with some heavy stuff.
In the original cut, the lyrics were, " It doesn't matter, "The insurance money is about to run out anyway, " meaning you're cured after there's no money left.
This was an anthem for the youth of the 80’s! I saw them in concert, and it was insane! The funny thing is, kids today would still rather have a Pepsi than have their parents lurching over them.
That whole album is awesome. A few I would recommend to listen to if you were to just pick a few: I saw your mommy, Suicidal Failure, and I Shot the Devil.
The music video is at 13M views, it was a hit during the MTV era Their bass player is now in Metallica, and the drummer of Slayer is now in Suicidal Tendencies.
Hey, man. Just found your channel. I think this song makes more sense when you see the music video along with the song... especially for a first time listener. Cheers.
Heck yeah! edit - Yes - this is the real song. They made a real music video for it which should be here on TH-cam. I was excited to see this song pop up in the notifs. You are kicking butt with your song selections! This 80s California punk isn't exactly my genre, but I def remember rocking out to this. The lyrics and aggression resonated for a 13 year old Afro-punk trapped in the midwest. Thanks for this review!
1) Yes, this is the right song. Their 1st album is the only one I like. 2) The only Isaac Hayes song I know is "Theme from the Movie Shaft", 3) a suggestion for WTF? Wednesday: Klaus Nomi "Total Eclipse". He was a singer with a tenor voice and did Rock, Opera, and movie songs ("Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead" from the "Wizard of Oz"). He also appeared as a backup singer for David Bowie when he was on SNL.
More like classic shit. This song was terrible, and people have the nerve to like this garbage, but talk negative towards mumble rap. Mumble rap blows this song out the water. The guy in the song literally talked non sense through the whole song. COMPLETE TRASH!
Tracks probably older then you lol It came out in 83' frm the streets of Venice Beach, California If im correct This jam gave Muir and the gang a huge break thru on Mtv with this video and over night Suicidal was a house hold name along with Send me your Money both unique this one tho got them nomimated for a Grammy best metal track or sumthn like that fuck i cant remember its been so long i was a teen back then Mike Muir is a Skate punk pioneer he writes all his own lyrics molds and engineers all his own songs Definatley this dude has a unique sounding voice That 1st albums beyond sick He started tha fast screaming punk vocals over thrashy metally punkish riffs wit killer leads and twangy ass bass lines I seen them perform last night here in My home town San Pedro,So cal..They fckn killed it..Rob trujllos(Metallica,ex Ozzy&Suicidal)son was rippin the bass'kid kills it-and Dave lombardo frm Slayer and the Misfits on percussions..Dont kno the guys names on gutairs but they fckn shredded..I think it was the Best show ive ever been...
The song and video that turned me on to them back in the day. I like them for being what I would call, Skater Metal... the music you listen to while you would skateboard. That said, I have their full catalog and I like them. On the real, Body Count did an excellent cover of this song on their last album.
Um... no. You had punk in the 70's. You had protopunk and garage bands in the 60's. You had rock n roll in the 50's. You had blues and jazz in the 40's all the way back to the turn of the century. They were not one of the first 'D.I.Y' bands out there.
@@randywebb4671 Robert Johnson, Blind Willie, Lead Belly, Mississippi Hurt, Memphis Jug Band, The Mills Brothers, Red Hot Peppers, Josephine Barker, Oklahoma Blue Devils, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Lightnin' Hopkins, BB King, Son House... Sigh... Chuck Berry, Little Richard, James Brown, Bo Diddley, Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Link Wray, The Ventures, The Frantics, The Pleasure Seekers, Ace of Cups, 13th Floor Elevators, The Five Americans, The Spiders, Evil, The Haunted, The Easybeats, The Morlocks, The Wailers, The Kingsmen, The Trashmen, The Castaways, Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs, Standells, The Outsiders, Question Mark and the Mysterions, The Music Machine, The Sonics, MC5, The Cramps, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, Sonic Youth, FEAR, Dead Kennedys, The Residents, Black Flag, The Germs, The Slits, Misfits, The Jam, The Adverts, Sham 69, Husker Du, X, Circle Jerks, The Vibrators, The Exploited, The Damned, Johnny Thunders, Velvet Underground, Death, Alice Cooper.... Is that a few enough? Beyond all this, Suicidal Tendencies bounced between labels and landed with some pretty big corporate ones... you know...Virgin Records... Epic (Sony)... So sure, whatever you say, ST were 'one of the first EVER DIY bands (whatever the fuck that's supposed to mean considering they joined up with major record labels).
@@MST3Killa Didn't Robert Johnson have alittle help from Lucifer? ( Rumor has it lol) , and all those solo blues artists isn't the argument you were making. The only band I will admit did it pretty much the same is the Chili Peppers, or similar punk and thrash bands of the early 80's.
@@MST3Killa I never stated they were the first diy band ever either. And I'm talking about the first album that was on Frontier records. To me DIY means renting out an American Legion, putting up your flyers, selling your tickets and playing your show. No promoters necessary.
This was off the 1st album in 1983 - There is an old original Video Clip with the song - This is more Thrash Punk Story Telling -Skater Punk -They became more Metal After this and had more money for Production -Legendary I ntelligent FunnyTeen angst song
Its called HARDCORE BRO thats funny u say it sounds like hip hop .in some ways the old HARDCORE like suicidal and New york Hardcore had a gangster street vibe . check out madball, agnostic front, Biohazard and sick of it all for starters.and more suicidal!
JUST ONE PEPSI! ahem.... I'm torn between whose side I want to be on. The quote "I was like staring at the walls thinking about everything, but then again I was thinking about nothing" hints that he may, indeed, be stoned. And then he blows up over a pepsi, to distract from the situation at hand. Later, he points out to his parents, "I went to YOUR schools, I went to YOUR churches, I went to YOUR institutional learning facilities. So how can you say I'M crazy?" As if, it's not his fault he turned out the way he did, and his parents are being hypocritical. Yet, he sheds the most insight during the parts that are hardly audible - the ones right before the choruses (best parts): "So you're gonna be institutionalized You'll come out brainwashed with bloodshot eyes You won't have any say They'll brainwash you until you see their way" "They give you a white shirt with long sleeves Tied around you're back, you're treated like thieves Drug you up because they're lazy It's too much work to help a crazy" "They say they're gonna fix my brain Alleviate my suffering and my pain But by the time they fix my head Mentally I'll be dead" This shows that he is capable of thinking for himself. He is determinded that he just an individual. To lock him up in an institution would rob him of his uniqueness and way of thinking. Is he crazy? Others may think so, but in his head, he's not. This is a classic song though, if you’re a metal head & don’t know this song, you ain’t a metal head !!
I know you are a fan so I had to tell you of the MOST AMAZING VIDEO I just watched. It’s 28 minutes of greatness. STEVIE RAY VAUGHN Presidential Inauguration (for Bush in 1989). You must do.. the concert is the best I’ve ever seen. It features Albert King and Stevie’s big brother, Jimmie. Get ready to be blown away. He is in rare form...absolutely tireless.
Ok....just listened to “War Inside My Head” from back in the day... grunge style...much better than what you listened to, somewhat metal but still don’t care for it. Never have. It’s all good WE ALL have our different styles✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
That's a hell of a good song. Revisited it about a year ago after having forgotten all about it. It's aged very well and is just as good now as it was when it was released.
Try watching an Australian band called Twelve Foot Ninja. They have some funny videos and switch genres regularly through teach song. Try ‘sick’ or ‘we’re coming for you’ or ‘one hand killing’.
one of the first songs i ever watched on late night tv rock shows by that band, mike muir is poet when it comes to lyrics, the bassist trujillo moved on to metallica. these fuckers meant everything to me and i WASN'T suicidal. so many songs.
This is a great song, but I agree with you about the quality of the recordings. I think because they were on a smaller label that the engineering wasn't quite as good? That being said, I think with the message and the whole mood of the song, a more polished production would really take something away from it, as it was intended to be. It's a vibe of total chaos, confusion, and anger, and so the low quality really contributes to that gritty, dirtier sound. It's not really meant to be sophisticated. You'll find the Sex Pistols, the Ramones, and a lot of punk bands had that sound. One of my favorite underground bands, The Screaming Tress, really used this sound in an excellent way.
They did a re-recording of the song in the "Still cyco after all these years" album with a much higher production quality including the music video along with it.
I was wondering when you'd get to this song. It's fairly old..someone else can tell you the year. Honestly, I only played this song, real loud, when I wanted to annoy someone. 🤣 But, I've grown-up alot since then.
I remember seeing this album when I was 13, and seeing them hanging upside down in the jungle gym,and thinking these dudes are fucking nuts.. Lol If you're going to check out some body count go with " all love is lost," great video too....and if not Issac Hayes, howz about some Sam Cooke? Or......"woke up dreaming" by Joe Bonamassa with Tina Gua. Btw you had the right song, right tempo.
This song is fantastic, very underrated band, but, check out the cover of this song by Ice-T if only for your own enjoyment. Enjoying your journey, keep up the great work.
This is the shit! SoCal hardcore. This is the right song, my boy playin' bass here is putting down the bottom line for Metallica nowdays. Lemme grab a drink of my Pepsi. Ahh!
I'm sorry, not sorry, but they are TRASH!! mumble rap today is way better to listen to this shit. He was literally talking non sense through the whole song, and people have the nerve to like this crap, but talk negative towards mumble rap today. If anything blame suicide tendencies for starting un talented music
"I went to your schools, I went to your churches, I went to your institutional learning facilities" classic!
He just wanted a pepsi that's all
The bass player left in 1987. In 1989, Robert Trujillo joined Suicidal. He is now the bassist for Metallica.
John Campbell Very good Einstein. He also played for Ozzy, Black Label Society and infectious grooves.
Yo. This was my suggestion. Thanks for choosing it. You should check out the original video. Lots of your questions will be answered. Lol. These guys were a pretty influential band back in the day and mixed a lot of different styles together. It’s a lot to deal with upon first listen cause it’s not your straight forward metal band.
If you look up the lyrics you’ll see it’s actually a pretty “deep” song that deals with some heavy stuff.
Yup. I've been listening to this song for over 30 years. Pull it up every now and again when I need some catharsis.
watch Body Count's version of Institutionalized....video
Yes... A brilliant updated cover that's unquestionably more relatable.
Body Counts cover is part omage and powerful update in one.
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - YOU CANT BRING ME DOWN
He reacted to this sing
@@45banshee I'll have to check that out. That whole album is pretty good, actually.
In the original cut, the lyrics were, " It doesn't matter, "The insurance money is about to run out anyway, " meaning you're cured after there's no money left.
All he wanted was a Pepsi...
#freemikemuir
Headbangers Ball played the video for this every Saturday night.
This was an anthem for the youth of the 80’s! I saw them in concert, and it was insane!
The funny thing is, kids today would still rather have a Pepsi than have their parents lurching over them.
You absolutely had the right song. I'd call it more punk than metal, but with an understanding that labels like that can be unnecessarily limiting.
The band that most perfectly straddled the Hardcore/Metal line.. OG thrash...
These guys look like L.A. gangstas but play metal .
Yeah, LOL. Had that whole Skater/Latino Gangster vibe back in the day LOL.
bryan m Lol they look that way because they are from LA and back in the 80s & 90s everyone was gang banging hard as fuck.
Venice is something different compared to the rest of la surfing skating graffiti tourist everyday and the hood
they got banned from playing in LA due to gang activity and violence at their shows. They had V13 friends
They grew up in a bad neighborhood in California.They before M.
This is one of the most prolific modern punk-rock songs of all time!
Huh? This is from 1983.
That whole album is awesome. A few I would recommend to listen to if you were to just pick a few: I saw your mommy, Suicidal Failure, and I Shot the Devil.
Ron Balch
Suicidal Failure may be the best Suicidal song of them all
The music video is at 13M views, it was a hit during the MTV era
Their bass player is now in Metallica, and the drummer of Slayer is now in Suicidal Tendencies.
Legendary song but you should listen to “subliminal” by them
Hey, man. Just found your channel. I think this song makes more sense when you see the music video along with the song... especially for a first time listener.
Cheers.
Also, Ice-T's metal band Body Count does an amazing cover of Institutionalized, complete with music video.
A whole genre defined by this man wanting a Pepsi someone get him a god damn Pepsi
Suicidal Tendencies Possessed to Skate, Trip at the Brain, Pledge your Allegiance 🤘🤘
You Can't Bring Me Down should have been the first song you've listened to from them. Good to see you back in my notifications.
Heck yeah!
edit - Yes - this is the real song. They made a real music video for it which should be here on TH-cam. I was excited to see this song pop up in the notifs. You are kicking butt with your song selections! This 80s California punk isn't exactly my genre, but I def remember rocking out to this. The lyrics and aggression resonated for a 13 year old Afro-punk trapped in the midwest. Thanks for this review!
Isaac Hayes best song is chocolate salty balls from South Park
I have a recording of my uncle farting into a trumpet. I definitely think some people would be interested listening to it, only $2.00 a listen. LOL
orbithesun1 🤔 💨 👃 💀
1) Yes, this is the right song. Their 1st album is the only one I like. 2) The only Isaac Hayes song I know is "Theme from the Movie Shaft", 3) a suggestion for WTF? Wednesday: Klaus Nomi "Total Eclipse". He was a singer with a tenor voice and did Rock, Opera, and movie songs ("Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead" from the "Wizard of Oz"). He also appeared as a backup singer for David Bowie when he was on SNL.
Klaus Nomi was a legend. Truly trippy and talented fellow.
I've always loved this band!!!
They actually appeared on an episode of "Miami Vice" lol
Somebody give that man a Pepsi
this is classic punk rock brother
raybeez55 yea I’m being told in the comments thanks. I learn as I go. ✌️
@@themightyfp you keep it honest brother..thats why i enjoy watching your channel..lots of good music out there enjoy my friend
More like classic shit. This song was terrible, and people have the nerve to like this garbage, but talk negative towards mumble rap. Mumble rap blows this song out the water. The guy in the song literally talked non sense through the whole song. COMPLETE TRASH!
@@jhud2788 Lol I like mumble rock and mumble rap but yeah the mumbling of grunge music, for example, was part of its appeal.
J Hudson subjective, respect people’s opinions asshole
How will I laugh tomorrow, Is a more traditional song by S.T., A good one as well.
Tracks probably older then you lol
It came out in 83' frm the streets of Venice Beach, California
If im correct This jam gave Muir and the gang a huge break thru on Mtv with this video and over night Suicidal was a house hold name along with Send me your Money both unique this one tho got them nomimated for a Grammy best metal track or sumthn like that fuck i cant remember its been so long i was a teen back then
Mike Muir is a Skate punk pioneer he writes all his own lyrics molds and engineers all his own songs Definatley this dude has a unique sounding voice That 1st albums beyond sick
He started tha fast screaming punk vocals over thrashy metally punkish riffs wit killer leads and twangy ass bass lines
I seen them perform last night here in My home town San Pedro,So cal..They fckn killed it..Rob trujllos(Metallica,ex Ozzy&Suicidal)son was rippin the bass'kid kills it-and Dave lombardo frm Slayer and the Misfits on percussions..Dont kno the guys names on gutairs but they fckn shredded..I think it was the Best show ive ever been...
Janzig Skylarker I was born in 74 lived in Cali in 83 😊
Great you just entered the world of PUNK ROCK and that song will never leave your ears
The original video is best because you can follow both lyrics and what is happening on screen.
This is what it's like being raised by a Karen.
infectious grooves..........MIKE MUIR.......side project.....PUNK IT UP.....U WILL LOVE IT
The song and video that turned me on to them back in the day. I like them for being what I would call, Skater Metal... the music you listen to while you would skateboard. That said, I have their full catalog and I like them. On the real, Body Count did an excellent cover of this song on their last album.
I want the Twins to react to this... I'll send them a case of Pepsi..
Who r the twins ?
For 1983 this was ground breaking, they were one of the first D.I.Y band's out there. And still doing it
Um... no. You had punk in the 70's. You had protopunk and garage bands in the 60's. You had rock n roll in the 50's. You had blues and jazz in the 40's all the way back to the turn of the century. They were not one of the first 'D.I.Y' bands out there.
@@MST3Killa Name a few. Shouldn't be a problem, you gave yourself a broad scope of time to pull from.
@@randywebb4671 Robert Johnson, Blind Willie, Lead Belly, Mississippi Hurt, Memphis Jug Band, The Mills Brothers, Red Hot Peppers, Josephine Barker, Oklahoma Blue Devils, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Lightnin' Hopkins, BB King, Son House...
Sigh...
Chuck Berry, Little Richard, James Brown, Bo Diddley, Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Link Wray, The Ventures, The Frantics, The Pleasure Seekers, Ace of Cups, 13th Floor Elevators, The Five Americans, The Spiders, Evil, The Haunted, The Easybeats, The Morlocks, The Wailers, The Kingsmen, The Trashmen, The Castaways, Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs, Standells, The Outsiders, Question Mark and the Mysterions, The Music Machine, The Sonics, MC5, The Cramps, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, Sonic Youth, FEAR, Dead Kennedys, The Residents, Black Flag, The Germs, The Slits, Misfits, The Jam, The Adverts, Sham 69, Husker Du, X, Circle Jerks, The Vibrators, The Exploited, The Damned, Johnny Thunders, Velvet Underground, Death, Alice Cooper.... Is that a few enough?
Beyond all this, Suicidal Tendencies bounced between labels and landed with some pretty big corporate ones... you know...Virgin Records... Epic (Sony)... So sure, whatever you say, ST were 'one of the first EVER DIY bands (whatever the fuck that's supposed to mean considering they joined up with major record labels).
@@MST3Killa Didn't Robert Johnson have alittle help from Lucifer? ( Rumor has it lol) , and all those solo blues artists isn't the argument you were making. The only band I will admit did it pretty much the same is the Chili Peppers, or similar punk and thrash bands of the early 80's.
@@MST3Killa I never stated they were the first diy band ever either. And I'm talking about the first album that was on Frontier records. To me DIY means renting out an American Legion, putting up your flyers, selling your tickets and playing your show. No promoters necessary.
This was off the 1st album in 1983 - There is an old original Video Clip with the song - This is more Thrash Punk Story Telling -Skater Punk -They became more Metal After this and had more money for Production -Legendary I ntelligent FunnyTeen angst song
Thanks for not pausing the song.❤
Isaac Hayes version of By The Time I Get To Phoenix is really dope & Shaft theme is also.
Awesome, maybe some bad religion? Your channel is badass bro keep it up. Punk isn't dead 🤘
Its called HARDCORE BRO thats funny u say it sounds like hip hop .in some ways the old HARDCORE like suicidal and New york Hardcore had a gangster street vibe . check out madball, agnostic front, Biohazard and sick of it all for starters.and more suicidal!
Nice to see a Madball shout out.
OpThomasPrime fuck YA. Dont forget BLOOD FOR BLOOD BRO and SKARHEAD
You may also want to check out, Loco by Coal Chamber.
I first heard this back on 106.7 KROQ back in 80s. It was love at first hear. I didn't over analyze it. It sounded great. That's all I knew.
Suicidal Tendencies, hip-hop, hardcore punk, thrash, skate, surf you name it. These guys influenced crossover bands.
JUST ONE PEPSI!
ahem....
I'm torn between whose side I want to be on.
The quote "I was like staring at the walls thinking about everything, but then again I was thinking about nothing" hints that he may, indeed, be stoned. And then he blows up over a pepsi, to distract from the situation at hand. Later, he points out to his parents, "I went to YOUR schools, I went to YOUR churches, I went to YOUR institutional learning facilities. So how can you say I'M crazy?" As if, it's not his fault he turned out the way he did, and his parents are being hypocritical.
Yet, he sheds the most insight during the parts that are hardly audible - the ones right before the choruses (best parts):
"So you're gonna be institutionalized
You'll come out brainwashed with bloodshot eyes
You won't have any say
They'll brainwash you until you see their way"
"They give you a white shirt with long sleeves
Tied around you're back, you're treated like thieves
Drug you up because they're lazy
It's too much work to help a crazy"
"They say they're gonna fix my brain
Alleviate my suffering and my pain
But by the time they fix my head
Mentally I'll be dead"
This shows that he is capable of thinking for himself. He is determinded that he just an individual. To lock him up in an institution would rob him of his uniqueness and way of thinking.
Is he crazy? Others may think so, but in his head, he's not. This is a classic song though, if you’re a metal head & don’t know this song, you ain’t a metal head !!
I know you are a fan so I had to tell you of the MOST AMAZING VIDEO I just watched. It’s 28 minutes of greatness. STEVIE RAY VAUGHN Presidential Inauguration (for Bush in 1989). You must do.. the concert is the best I’ve ever seen. It features Albert King and Stevie’s big brother, Jimmie. Get ready to be blown away. He is in rare form...absolutely tireless.
Welcome to SoCal skater punk. Somebody bring me a halfpipe and a Pepsi!!!
Ok....just listened to “War Inside My Head” from back in the day... grunge style...much better than what you listened to, somewhat metal but still don’t care for it. Never have. It’s all good WE ALL have our different styles✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
That's a hell of a good song. Revisited it about a year ago after having forgotten all about it. It's aged very well and is just as good now as it was when it was released.
Got to check out the band Primus! Songs-Tommy the cat! And Winona’s big brown beaver!
Bad Brains - Big Takeover live cbgb
The guitar in this song is so underrated but I can see why
I'm soooooo glad to see you are doing this song. 👍👍
Check out ICE-T's(BodyCount) version
Probably no views because it's the remastered version. Maybe, I don't know. Just a thought.
You got the right tune, RRT!! It's so good every time.
Punk ROCK! do your homework! Watch SLC PUNK! great movie
Try watching an Australian band called Twelve Foot Ninja. They have some funny videos and switch genres regularly through teach song. Try ‘sick’ or ‘we’re coming for you’ or ‘one hand killing’.
one of the first songs i ever watched on late night tv rock shows by that band, mike muir is poet when it comes to lyrics, the bassist trujillo moved on to metallica. these fuckers meant everything to me and i WASN'T suicidal. so many songs.
This is the content I'm here for!
BTW, I think "Walk On By" is Dionne Warwick
It's suicidal tendencies! And they started in 1981. Get your homework done..
This is a classic. Great video thanks
A mix between Punk and metal.... but back in the day we just called it Skate Punk... great stuff, but I’m sure not what you were expecting!
That look on your face says it all.
Love you man Rock on
This is a great song, but I agree with you about the quality of the recordings. I think because they were on a smaller label that the engineering wasn't quite as good? That being said, I think with the message and the whole mood of the song, a more polished production would really take something away from it, as it was intended to be. It's a vibe of total chaos, confusion, and anger, and so the low quality really contributes to that gritty, dirtier sound. It's not really meant to be sophisticated. You'll find the Sex Pistols, the Ramones, and a lot of punk bands had that sound. One of my favorite underground bands, The Screaming Tress, really used this sound in an excellent way.
They did a re-recording of the song in the "Still cyco after all these years" album with a much higher production quality including the music video along with it.
You're kinda weird aren't ya? Haha! Welcome to the club!
Love Suicidal Tendencies!
One of the greatest songs eva
I was wondering when you'd get to this song. It's fairly old..someone else can tell you the year. Honestly, I only played this song, real loud, when I wanted to annoy someone. 🤣 But, I've grown-up alot since then.
Released in 1983.
Dude it’s the message and the commentary on how fucked up the mental system is.
Yea ,thanks for the killer reaction, more please
Send more suggestions please and thanks
Still waiting to get my Pepsi...
You got the right song but yeah it's definitely raw punk style metal
I remember seeing this album when I was 13, and seeing them hanging upside down in the jungle gym,and thinking these dudes are fucking nuts.. Lol If you're going to check out some body count go with " all love is lost," great video too....and if not Issac Hayes, howz about some Sam Cooke? Or......"woke up dreaming" by Joe Bonamassa with Tina Gua. Btw you had the right song, right tempo.
This song is fantastic, very underrated band, but, check out the cover of this song by Ice-T if only for your own enjoyment. Enjoying your journey, keep up the great work.
Used to love this song in highschool...lol
I Wasn’t Meant To Feel This/Asleep At The Wheel... In my opinion would’ve been a better option. More of a song then Institutionalized
You says it all !! :)
I like the other version from Primal Cuts. Just a bigger energy to that one
E Town Concrete - Mandibles
Check out Murphy’s Law - Quest for Herb
Yeah, that's the right song. It's... don't take it seriously, just have fun with it. I'm not crazy!
You're the one that's crazy!
I can't remember if you like Metallica, but the current bass player is from this band. Pink hat works. I couldn't do it though.
TheOriginalFILIBUSTA I did enjoy some Metallica
Look for the original MTV Music Video
Truthfully, you gotta see the video to understand that it's not supposed to be taken AT ALL seriously. Haha!
You should watch the video. Real old school. Vatos and Rock . Lol
1983 dude, you gotta know when something came out to understand where it stands, day one stuff bro
This is back when Pepsi was still good, now the plastic bottles let the fizz through so they taste flat.
i consider this punk. reminds me of the movie slc punk
This is the shit! SoCal hardcore. This is the right song, my boy playin' bass here is putting down the bottom line for Metallica nowdays. Lemme grab a drink of my Pepsi. Ahh!
great reaction
You have to watch the video.
you want metal for mondays HIT ME UP
Wait really you didn’t know it was a “real” song? My high school. Love this song. Probably because I grew up with it.
"Walk on by" Isaac Hayes
You should listen to the full album, its one of the best albums of all time imo
I'm sorry, not sorry, but they are TRASH!! mumble rap today is way better to listen to this shit. He was literally talking non sense through the whole song, and people have the nerve to like this crap, but talk negative towards mumble rap today. If anything blame suicide tendencies for starting un talented music
J Hudson poser
Body count did a great remake
do some reactions to Isaac Hayes as the duke from the movie "escape from new york" he was cool in that.
Body Count does a cover of this song