They definitely are still funny. But sometimes they just hit you with the raw emotion. Help me afford Ween merch by donating to my Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/sandvessel123
@@rozbot86 god ween satan taught us the boognish The pod taught us the stallion Pure guava concluded the stallion (for now) chocalate and cheese really showed what deaner was talking about 12 country greats taught us the boys may not know how to count (there's 10 songs) The mollusk taught us of the brown And Quebec taught us of geners depression and the importance of life
I‘ll never forget how a comment on „Ocean man“ made me listen to the entire album „the mollusk“ on a beach and accordingly fall in love with this band.
@@samfish2550 I was lucky to have been on vacation during that time. I usually don't live anywhere near a beach. But it was a perfect experience - one of those I'll never forget.
Ween songs are either a transcendental plunge into unknown universes of tone and sub-harmonics, or a ditty about licking various private parts put to the noise of a trash compactor falling into a pile of farting dentist's drill's that is also simultaneously a transcendental plunge into distant universes.
Ha ha. Was a great version on a two CD release they did. I Think. It was so long I’ve since lost the CDs. It is, in my humble opinion, the most brown song they’ve ever done. In fact If you wish to explain how brown is used by Ween and it’s fans it is probably the song you should play for them. So glad people are still turning on to Ween. Enjoy!
The best ween show is the one you are at. Until of course you see them again. Been seeing them live since 1997. Can honestly say I’ve only ever had one show where they were a tad off. Which meant they were a little less amazing than usual.
gotta be the best band i ever heard (less for their impact/quality but for what they did in getting me into music as a whole), The Pod's my favorite album of all time
I'm a big fan of the argus, but its tied with about a dozen other songs on my "favorite ween songs" ranking. it gets even better when you start digging into the B sides, rarities and unreleased tracks lol
I think most rock fans who don't know would be surprised if they gave them a listen. I know I was when I was introduced. I only knew them from Beavis and Butthead, then a coworker and I smoked a joint after work and he fired up the Mollusk.
@xaviere1644 well the worst one for me is “I don’t want it” from Quebec, the song itself it sad enough but once the solo hits……goddamn it’s waterfalls nearly every time, Deaner is the man, the one in the video, transdermal celebration, will get me if I’m in the right(or wrong?) headspace. Tried and true will get me sometimes because it reminds me of when I was tripping hard on shrooms and that song was on and I was going through some rough spiritual stuff, still laughed every time they say “could you smell my whole…..life?” Even through tears tripping balls it was funny. Sometimes chocolate town will get me, it’s kinda a sad song. That’s all just from Quebec. White Pepper has a couple, Flutes of chi, that can be a big one for me, exactly where I’m at can be sad at times for me It’s gonna be alright from the mollusk can be real rough when you’re down. All over their discography there’s examples of very emotional but beautiful songs. Glad it’s balanced out by the whacked out stuff, yesterday morning I listened to about eight Ween songs in a row and not one of them were similar in style. I know I did exactly where I’m at which I mentioned before falls into the beautifully emotional type Ween song, then I did it’s gonna be a long night, which sounds like it could be a Motörhead cover. I did waving my dick in the wind, which is like rockabilly jokey goodness, then let me lick your pussy. Which is like ten minutes of funk……pollo asado……I barely even know how to describe that song, but it sure is relaxing. Then gimme a Z o l o f t ….. it’s like the most fucked up elevator music anyone could have ever imagined…….. it was a good morning. Ween is awesome
@@zwood1838 Slight correction there, Gener actually played the solo on "I Don't Want It". He may not shine on guitar very frequently, but like when Deaner sings, he always knocks it out of the park.
@perhapsxarb7226 Thank you for that slight correction, I had no idea, and honestly makes the solo even more impressive to me, the guy who doesn’t usually do the soloing ends up whipping out something that dang beautiful
I remember picking up The Pod on cd from my local record shop, because I recognized them from ocean man, and after listening to it, they instantly became my favorite band
Yep, their best album, quebec, is often the first stop. Then people get to the weird side, which is still often great. Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down and Your Party have been recent favorites of mine.
Very well said. Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down is such a bizarre experience for me. Nothing else like it. In terms of Chocolate And Cheese, I've been really hooked on A Tear For Eddie lately.
The first time I heard Ween I was on at least5 hits of blotter. It was 1994 and we were riding in my friends tricked out thunderbird with 4 15” woofers. Fucking best way to experience that. sensory and emotional overload.
I've been into ween for 20+ years. I was 17 or so when someone played 'push th lil daisies' and 'Pumpin 4 the man' for me. I bought Pure Guava soon after and never looked back. Definitely the album to check out if you want to hear their funny side.
The odyssey truly begins when you sit down and soak up "The Mollusk" in its entirety for the first time in just the right frame of mind. "...mutilated lips give a kiss on the wrist of the worm-like tips of tentacles expanding in my mind, I'm fine, accepting only fresh brine, you can another drop of this... yeah you wish." _That_ is a once in a lifetime experience like no other, brother.
The day the world wakes up to ween they will understand the creative energy that brung so much humor to the modern world and inspired much great works since made and yet to come. Influence from ween is quite literally boundless in our culture and they have all manner of wisdom woven into their poetry, if only people would listen and remember.
Okay so my reaction was normal. I listened all week to birthday boy during withdrawal after relapse, watching Mid90s, then learning my moms best friend collapsed and died. Their music stuck with me because it led me through some very hard times.
That’s how Mutilated Lips made me feel the first time too, not even one of my favorites by them anymore but damn if I didn’t have that song going constantly
After the South Park gig, I promptly listened to their first album. I gotta come back to that but THEN I listened to all of The Mollusk and I about cried I loved it so much. I get them now.
It's weird, my relationship with Ocean Man is the opposite of most people's: I was never a huge fan of Ocean Man when it was released. In fact, the Mollusk was never the album I would listen to all the way though, like The Pod, or 12GCGs, prefering to just jumps to my favorite tracks, which never included the song in question. But then, watching Nickelodeon one day, I heard it, and was like "oh, yeah, from The Mollusk" and went back to check it out, and was like, "man how did I sleep on this, plus the whole album is WAY better now than I thought!" Thank you, Spongebob.
I will always thank spongebob for what it's done for all weenkind. I'm happy you came back around on The Mollusk. It was my intro as it was for a lot of people. But Quebec is what really pulled me in for the long haul.
The entire year of my life when I was 16 was taken up with listening to The Pod. It changed mine & all my friend’s lives xx Thank you WEEN XX Big hugs from the UK my friend XX
I’ve heard of this process. I saw them live for the first time in 1997 and many times since. So I’ve been lucky to be along for much of the ride. It’s funny, playing them in my car I’ve had more than one friend say “this is the same band?”. Go see them. It’s not too hard. The way they tour it’s never more than a few hours away.
@@xaviere1644 as ridiculous as the lyrics are, I always thought the song had a kind of wistful, nostalgic feeling to it. The live in Chicago version especially brings out that side of it.
Literally could be one of my favorite songs ever I’m serious and I love Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd and the Beatles but that is in the top 10. At least at least could be top seven and I’m 53 years old and I’m retired drummer Dude transdermal celebration is not even fair even a train guitarist can’t understand why he did what he did.
@@xaviere1644 I’m a huge Primus fan, have been for decades. Always heard of Ween, just never got around to them. About half a year ago, my 17 year old son showed me Transdermal Celebration. So I got tix for Red Rocks, first time there (we’re out of Florida). THEN I saw Fluffy live on TH-cam. Holy shit. Started sweating all the complications that could fuck up the concert. Saw them, no bad weather, closed with Fluffy. Magical moment with that same 17 year old. Now they’re buy tix on sight, just like Primus.
@@xaviere1644 I was doing a first listen of Ween and put their full album on for a long drive. The first whiplash was after the kick ass first song went into the mellow second one. And then it threw me for loop after loop. But "The Fucked Jam" was the only song that I kept checking to see how long I had left.
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It’s unbelievable how amazing Ween is, and when you get it… it’s all over.
You're a weener for life
Incredible song.
its not over. I didn't start knowing life until after i knew Boognish personally.
Ween is my farovite band now
Yup happened to me ❤
yeah it do be like that
wait til they hear the pod
They'll learn to not eff with the stallion mehn
I started with The Pod😂
@@rozbot86 Damn, what a first impression!
@@xaviere1644 Te-e-ell me what you want a-a-and I'll give it to you-ooo-ooo-OoO. Molly molly molly molly molly molly molly
@@rozbot86 god ween satan taught us the boognish
The pod taught us the stallion
Pure guava concluded the stallion (for now)
chocalate and cheese really showed what deaner was talking about
12 country greats taught us the boys may not know how to count (there's 10 songs)
The mollusk taught us of the brown
And Quebec taught us of geners depression and the importance of life
I‘ll never forget how a comment on „Ocean man“ made me listen to the entire album „the mollusk“ on a beach and accordingly fall in love with this band.
May I steal that experience from you and pretend it's my own?
@@xaviere1644 I‘d be honoured if you did.
YO SAME! not on a beach BUT STILL!!!
@@samfish2550 I was lucky to have been on vacation during that time. I usually don't live anywhere near a beach. But it was a perfect experience - one of those I'll never forget.
Me before listening to ween:
Haha funny ocean man haha
Me after listening to Québec:
😭😭😭😭😭it's so good
Quebec was the one for me too. So Many People In The Neighborhood hit me like a fucking truck
The song The Argus pulled me out of a coma I'd been in for 17days.
This but tried and true
She wanted to leave
Ween songs are either a transcendental plunge into unknown universes of tone and sub-harmonics, or a ditty about licking various private parts put to the noise of a trash compactor falling into a pile of farting dentist's drill's that is also simultaneously a transcendental plunge into distant universes.
I cried uncontrollably the first time I heard transdermal celebration. Ween always comes back into my life when I need them.
That's beautiful and thanks for sharing. It's such a moving song.
Me too man. Me too
this was me when I heard mutilated lips for the first time
and Buckingham Green.
The words of that chorus will be tattooed on my heart forever
@@Sauvenil When the electric guitar comes in hard after that long instrumental break. Blows my mind every time.
I wake up singing this. I think it’s on repeat in my brain as I sleep. And now I’m remember my dreams again, they’re weird.
@@Sauvenilyes. Yes. Yes. Yes
Ya man then you have it on shuffle and you go from freedom of 76 to with my own bare hands and now you’re just confused
Poopship Destroyer is the greatest song ever released
No
lets cruisssssse....
I just listened it to the first time.... Woah.
Ha ha. Was a great version on a two CD release they did. I Think. It was so long I’ve since lost the CDs.
It is, in my humble opinion, the most brown song they’ve ever done. In fact If you wish to explain how brown is used by Ween and it’s fans it is probably the song you should play for them. So glad people are still turning on to Ween. Enjoy!
Piss up a rope, its alright , big jilm, Roses are free, Zoloft and johnny on the spot are some of my favorites. But i love every album they released.
First album I heard by them after SpongeBob was Pure Guava and I just saw them live for the first time last night. One of the best shows I’ve been to.
I envy you
I've seen ween a few times and by far the best shows are around Christmas when you catch them doing a pop up around home.
They’re legends live!
The best ween show is the one you are at. Until of course you see them again.
Been seeing them live since 1997. Can honestly say I’ve only ever had one show where they were a tad off. Which meant they were a little less amazing than usual.
I was really expecting You Fucked Up. Haha.
Another good option
YOU FUCKED UP!!!!!
Just wait til that live Tender Situation hits ❤❤ Hail Boognish babyyyyy
Pure guava was what I heard first, back in early 90’s whilst swimming on a sunny summer afternoon. Mach 10 at sudden speed had me hooked
I'm very envious of everyone who got to hear albums like that when they came out.
You don't know till you do
"One of the greatest bands on the planet right now" - les claypool
A correct thing to say
gotta be the best band i ever heard (less for their impact/quality but for what they did in getting me into music as a whole), The Pod's my favorite album of all time
I have never heard anything else like the Pod and I probably never will
@@xaviere1644 for sure, I mean besides its demos which are also great
I'm a big fan of the argus, but its tied with about a dozen other songs on my "favorite ween songs" ranking. it gets even better when you start digging into the B sides, rarities and unreleased tracks lol
They are truly a treasure trove
I had this exact moment last for 13 years.
They just keep getting better every time
☝️
Best band ever
You're correct
By far...
I think most rock fans who don't know would be surprised if they gave them a listen. I know I was when I was introduced. I only knew them from Beavis and Butthead, then a coworker and I smoked a joint after work and he fired up the Mollusk.
There’s like 15 Ween songs that make me cry like a baby
For example?
Last year I listened to Birthday Boy for the first time on my 20th birthday and it made me cry
@xaviere1644 well the worst one for me is “I don’t want it” from Quebec, the song itself it sad enough but once the solo hits……goddamn it’s waterfalls nearly every time, Deaner is the man, the one in the video, transdermal celebration, will get me if I’m in the right(or wrong?) headspace. Tried and true will get me sometimes because it reminds me of when I was tripping hard on shrooms and that song was on and I was going through some rough spiritual stuff, still laughed every time they say “could you smell my whole…..life?” Even through tears tripping balls it was funny. Sometimes chocolate town will get me, it’s kinda a sad song. That’s all just from Quebec.
White Pepper has a couple, Flutes of chi, that can be a big one for me, exactly where I’m at can be sad at times for me
It’s gonna be alright from the mollusk can be real rough when you’re down.
All over their discography there’s examples of very emotional but beautiful songs. Glad it’s balanced out by the whacked out stuff, yesterday morning I listened to about eight Ween songs in a row and not one of them were similar in style. I know I did exactly where I’m at which I mentioned before falls into the beautifully emotional type Ween song, then I did it’s gonna be a long night, which sounds like it could be a Motörhead cover. I did waving my dick in the wind, which is like rockabilly jokey goodness, then let me lick your pussy. Which is like ten minutes of funk……pollo asado……I barely even know how to describe that song, but it sure is relaxing. Then gimme a Z o l o f t ….. it’s like the most fucked up elevator music anyone could have ever imagined…….. it was a good morning.
Ween is awesome
@@zwood1838 Slight correction there, Gener actually played the solo on "I Don't Want It". He may not shine on guitar very frequently, but like when Deaner sings, he always knocks it out of the park.
@perhapsxarb7226 Thank you for that slight correction, I had no idea, and honestly makes the solo even more impressive to me, the guy who doesn’t usually do the soloing ends up whipping out something that dang beautiful
Been my favorite band since 1992...
Lifelong Weener in our midst!!!
@@xaviere1644 th-cam.com/video/PRkkg3wI8-I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8EcPBHjBlOgH3wGF
The closing song of my very first ween show when I was 16 ❤️
Ween fan here❤ Buenos Tardes Amigo
Then you think “wow these guys are good” and then you listen to morning glory.
I was hoping it would be Transdermal Celebration 👽🛸🔥
You get it
Yeah man, exactly this is how it feels
Once you're in the ween world, You never leave
And who would ever want to? Praise boognish
Wait until you get to the unreleased B sides, i love Ooh Vah La and Beacon Light. Good god i love ween!
Sky Cruiser , the Meadow, Sweet Texas Fire.. damn so many amazing songs
@@StationOutlook spot on, and a lot of their songs like Tender situation and morning glory sound even better live.
Prince like
Bro they literally have one of the best live covers for a Led Zeppelin song that ive ever heard.
I've been listening to Ween for going on 13 Years now! They never get old. I have seen them 3 times and they never have a bad show!
I remember picking up The Pod on cd from my local record shop, because I recognized them from ocean man, and after listening to it, they instantly became my favorite band
I was a little kid when i saw ween on the movie pat. Then i was like 15 and heard the bass line from rastsfarianregaeejunkiejew and my life changed.
It’s still a mystery to me how the stallion pt. 3 can be so touching, moving, heartwarming, energetic and yet so disgustingly funny
Ween is love. Ween is life.
ween is either the most beautiful masterpiece you've ever heard or the inside of a blender
@@alotario2 You either die a "Flutes of Chi" or live long enough to become a "So Many People In The Neighborhood"
One of the greatest songs ever made
You're so very right
and bands !
@@dandonnelly6498 I agree completely
ween is one of the best to ever do it, hands down.
Ween is the best band ever period. I finally got to see them live this year. Amazing.
I was at the beach with headphones when it happened
Nice
Literally the perfect setting
For me, it was listening to The Mollusk all the way through
Yep, their best album, quebec, is often the first stop. Then people get to the weird side, which is still often great. Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down and Your Party have been recent favorites of mine.
Very well said. Spinal Meningitis Got Me Down is such a bizarre experience for me. Nothing else like it. In terms of Chocolate And Cheese, I've been really hooked on A Tear For Eddie lately.
The first time I heard Ween I was on at least5 hits of blotter. It was 1994 and we were riding in my friends tricked out thunderbird with 4 15” woofers. Fucking best way to experience that. sensory and emotional overload.
I've been into ween for 20+ years. I was 17 or so when someone played 'push th lil daisies' and 'Pumpin 4 the man' for me. I bought Pure Guava soon after and never looked back. Definitely the album to check out if you want to hear their funny side.
Don't you worry, I'm a fan of Pure Guava and everything else they have to offer.
@@xaviere1644 so you down with moistboyZ then?
I remember when all I knew was that song from Beavis and Butthead.. then I bought White Pepper 🤯
It'll reset your life
The odyssey truly begins when you sit down and soak up "The Mollusk" in its entirety for the first time in just the right frame of mind. "...mutilated lips give a kiss on the wrist of the worm-like tips of tentacles expanding in my mind, I'm fine, accepting only fresh brine, you can another drop of this... yeah you wish." _That_ is a once in a lifetime experience like no other, brother.
maybe that's what deener was talking about.
What a beautiful fucking song as well
I started with the mollusk but
The first song I’ve ever heard from them was Sarah of pure guava
That's quite the start!
The day the world wakes up to ween they will understand the creative energy that brung so much humor to the modern world and inspired much great works since made and yet to come. Influence from ween is quite literally boundless in our culture and they have all manner of wisdom woven into their poetry, if only people would listen and remember.
We can only listen and hope for a better future. It will happen one day. When exactly? I can't put my finger on it, but it'll happen.
Ocean Man- a meditation on the destruction of the Earth
Okay so my reaction was normal. I listened all week to birthday boy during withdrawal after relapse, watching Mid90s, then learning my moms best friend collapsed and died. Their music stuck with me because it led me through some very hard times.
I'm really sorry to hear about that, but I'm glad you had something to help you through it
I LOVE FAT LENNY. God Stan Ween might be their best record
Black. Jack. Big Black Betty. Little Spanish Eddie
Birthday Boy, Tried and True, Your Party, The Stallion (pt. 3), a year for Eddie, don’t get too close (to my fantasy), baby bitch. I could go on…
That’s how Mutilated Lips made me feel the first time too, not even one of my favorites by them anymore but damn if I didn’t have that song going constantly
I had a similar reaction. One of my favorites from The Mollusk for sure.
So glad ppl are still discovering ween, even my generation didn't really pick up on it (largely) until years after
I'm making sure to spread the word! (Also I like your bubble bobble profile pic)
@@xaviere1644 that's what's up!
This is exactly how it went. Quebec and The Mollusk are two of my favorite albums of all time now
After the South Park gig, I promptly listened to their first album. I gotta come back to that but THEN I listened to all of The Mollusk and I about cried I loved it so much. I get them now.
Once you're in, you're in.
It’s truly a life altering experience
This video… I just can’t put my finger on it….
It's weird, my relationship with Ocean Man is the opposite of most people's:
I was never a huge fan of Ocean Man when it was released. In fact, the Mollusk was never the album I would listen to all the way though, like The Pod, or 12GCGs, prefering to just jumps to my favorite tracks, which never included the song in question.
But then, watching Nickelodeon one day, I heard it, and was like "oh, yeah, from The Mollusk" and went back to check it out, and was like, "man how did I sleep on this, plus the whole album is WAY better now than I thought!"
Thank you, Spongebob.
I will always thank spongebob for what it's done for all weenkind. I'm happy you came back around on The Mollusk. It was my intro as it was for a lot of people. But Quebec is what really pulled me in for the long haul.
The entire year of my life when I was 16 was taken up with listening to The Pod. It changed mine & all my friend’s lives xx Thank you WEEN XX Big hugs from the UK my friend XX
I WISH I was that cool at 16. Hug reciprocated from the USVI!
I had thrm on yesterday and was crying a lot. And then Pink eye on my leg came on and i stopped crying immediately and thought, I can't cry to this 😂😂
They have that effect it would seem. Sometimes in the same song!
Frank, give me a pork roll egg and cheese if you please, with some gravy fries.
quebec is a special album. The Argus is pretty epic (among others of course)
Hey weeners❤.
Happy you're here amongst us
NO THIS WAS LITERALLY ME
@@d1nn3r_b3ll Very happy with how much of a universal experience this is
And every time after. Again and again 🤎🤎🤎
You're completely correct
Little Birdy 🔛🔝
Ooh little... birdy
Bruh that hit me while i was walking at night
Was it transdermal celebration or a different song?
@@xaviere1644 this one and vibes were insane
@@xaviere1644made my surroundings feel insane
This, but Happy Colored Marbles
That hellscape drop at the end goes hard
The Mollusk might be the greatest album in all of the history of modern music.
It's definitely arguable
Yes there are many that would agree
was blown away after hearing it's gonna be alright for the first time, like wtf are you sure these are the same guys who did the shoe song??
Noodle look what you have done
They have always been amazing!
Then you check out "piss up a rope"😂
I’ve heard of this process. I saw them live for the first time in 1997 and many times since. So I’ve been lucky to be along for much of the ride. It’s funny, playing them in my car I’ve had more than one friend say “this is the same band?”.
Go see them. It’s not too hard. The way they tour it’s never more than a few hours away.
Haven't listened to Ween in a couple of years, glad I stumbled upon this. Ween tomorrow.
Ween now. Ween forever.
WELL DONE ❤
only band that can make you laugh and cry with the same song.
For me, that song is "If You Could Save Yourself, You'd Save Us All". What's yours?
@@xaviere1644 blarney stone, or little birdy.
@@adamparker7445 Blarney Stone is a very interesting choice to me! It always makes me laugh, but why in particular does that one make you cry?
@@xaviere1644 as ridiculous as the lyrics are, I always thought the song had a kind of wistful, nostalgic feeling to it. The live in Chicago version especially brings out that side of it.
oh i forgot to say it brings a tear to me eye.
All Hail Boognish
Hail Boognish!!!!
Ween doesn’t suck. Not even a little bit. Delve into the discography and see for yourself. Two brilliant people who share the same parents.
Your party + bananas and blow are bangers and still really funny
This is true! I can't deny that they manage to do both things at the same time on several songs.
Ween is the best!
OCEAN MAN
I first heard it yesterday! I was like, wtf! They are great!
Welcome to the crew
Literally could be one of my favorite songs ever I’m serious and I love Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd and the Beatles but that is in the top 10. At least at least could be top seven and I’m 53 years old and I’m retired drummer Dude transdermal celebration is not even fair even a train guitarist can’t understand why he did what he did.
man there's just nothing else like ween
There really isn't. It's a blessing and a curse.
Quebec is the real kicker. That'll hook ya.
That is EXACTLY what happened to me
Bro, this was the moststest, bestest video in like .. ages. 😂
Literally so true.
exactly how it happened for me
We have the same Ween story
@@xaviere1644 I’m a huge Primus fan, have been for decades.
Always heard of Ween, just never got around to them.
About half a year ago, my 17 year old son showed me Transdermal Celebration. So I got tix for Red Rocks, first time there (we’re out of Florida).
THEN I saw Fluffy live on TH-cam. Holy shit. Started sweating all the complications that could fuck up the concert.
Saw them, no bad weather, closed with Fluffy. Magical moment with that same 17 year old.
Now they’re buy tix on sight, just like Primus.
Quebec now has a double meaning to me
POOPSHIP DESTRORYER 🗣🔥🔥🔥
the 12 greatest country hits album will banana and blow you away
Stay Forever would have been a huge hit for Gerry Rafferty on 70s radio.
I was introduced today and LOVE IT!
Welcome to your new life!
hell yeah Ween blows my mind 🫶🏼
The country album is top notch
Ween actually stole Carlos Santana's guitar to record this track. They gave it back, 'cause they're not jerks.
That's absolutely amazing
And then you hear "The Fucked Jam"
That song has no right to sound the way it does with that title. Really threw me off the first time. Classic ween
@@xaviere1644 I was doing a first listen of Ween and put their full album on for a long drive. The first whiplash was after the kick ass first song went into the mellow second one. And then it threw me for loop after loop. But "The Fucked Jam" was the only song that I kept checking to see how long I had left.