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- You're watching the official music video for Sugar Ray - "10 Seconds Down" from the album 'Lemonade and Brownies' (1995)
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I'M ABSOLUTELY FLOORED that this is Sugar Ray...
wrong album. xD
I see what you did there lol
Remember watching escape from LA with Kurt Russell and this song came on in a scene got hooked on the riff!!!
watching it now lol
Sugar Ray and Incubus... 2 groups that went from hard edge to pop.
Interesting story how it happned.. for us (Sugar Ray) at least. I can't speak for Incubus, although we did tour with them during their first album. If you're curious to know the truth you can ask me. I should know.
@@MurphyKargesBass was it the paycheck?
@@ipetloudog they wanted to become famous, so they had to do something right?
Is it because it’s easier to get radioplay?
@@riverx6802 nah shi like this can get radio play on 105
What a goddamed shame. Lemonade and Brownies was such a solid album.
Lemonade and Brownies was such a solid album With That Naked women
Yeah dude. When their follow-up hit, I was buuuuummed out. And of course all the casuals loved it so that’s the direction they took from there on in.
SELL OUTS
Yes, the album that got me hooked, then came the let down. Just saw Mark McGrath on masked singer. Looks like shit. Shoulda kept the mask on.
Their debut blew my mind back when it came out in Norway. And still today it sounds totally fresh and vital. But i also like the next two records before it went completely downhill
Lemonade and Brownies is a killer album - that and "Floored", the ONLY 2 Sugar Ray albums you need :)
Although what you're saying is a FACT, I'd say that 14:59 it's good on it's own I mean it's not as heavy as the previous two but if you consider the nostalgia and even some songs in the album are fairly descent, it's not that bad
Lemonade & Brownies, Floored, 14:59 and their self-titled are all great albums. I love their heavier stuff and their radio hits. It's just a shame that they don't play their heavier stuff live anymore.
Definitely
Damn that sucks that they don't play their heavier songs live. Those are the only songs I'd want to hear. No point in seeing them live for me then.
Hell yeah floored is still one my fav albums
Most people don't know they can jam like this. Great tune
As much as I still like Sugar Ray in most of their work, I can't deny that they sold out hard.
+Darklit Alpine harder than hardddddddddddd man! FLY came out two years after this. Pretty funny. But hey, if I had an opportunity to make a gazillion more dollars than I was, I would, too!
And the song doesn't even fix in the context of the album.
I didn't even know they sang metal until I saw a comment grouping them in nu metal. I only know them from Fly and onwards
When it over was good but only a few member this classic
isn't Mark McGrath on Entertainment Tonight or some shit now? so punk rock ; )
That guitar rift is diiiirrrttttyyy!!!!!!
This would have been an awesome WWF Attitude Era entrance theme
PabloCruise91 It was Scotty Riggs Theme in WCW...... but it was a knockoff version so they didn't have to pay copyrights
Scotty Riggs used a knockoff version of this theme in WCW, ahh WCW they loved reworking popular songs to avoid copyright, lmao.
I totally agree!! Oh I miss the Attitude Era terribly x
I was at Rockfest 95 in North Texas. I will never forget when Sugar Ray played 10 Seconds Down and introduced it as a big Eff You to fans that just wanted to hear "I Just Want to Fly" for the billionth time already that summer.
Then i never saw Mark make music again. All host.
Uh. What? Is that even English?
i need this album. old school ray is the best
This riff is so sick and with that sample on the turntable, Man!
This song is so bad ass! There is probably a lot of Sugar Ray "fans" that have no idea this song exists. These guys kicked it before they sold out to Vegas. What a shame.
Sold Out is such an overused and misunderstood word. If you'd curious about what happened and how our music changed direction let me know. I'll answer any questions. Be happy to.
@@MurphyKargesBass I first heard this after being familiar with the later stuff. I like this. The later stuff? Meh. If I get some of that stuck in my ead, I listen to this.
Just the charisma that Mark oozes is unbelievable. This is the picture you put next to the word Frontman in the dictionary. The moves, the voice, the looks, it all works. And it helps to have band as solid as this right behind him who are all extremely talented. Of course these dudes were destined for fame and deserved the money they made.
loved this song forever... still do!
I liked all their music honestly
I saw them right before fly broke at SLIMS SF, they were so cool & nice. I knew they would be big, however, LEMONADE & BROWNIES is still a solid LP, listen to it once a year easy. I’m happy for their success though I wish they would tour this LP in it’s entirety in small clubs, those shows would show exactly why people like me give them so much love.🙏🏾✊🏾🤘🏾
They have good talent for different varieties of pop music
Saw Mark on No Jumper today. I realized I’ve never heard anything but I just wanna Fly. Decided to look up Sugar Ray first album, this is Bad Ass. Maybe Sugar Ray is underrated.
That breakdown tho 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Saw them next album... had lemonade and brownies sign. L& B BEST ALBUM BY FAR
Love this song. Reminds me of the summer of 1995 back when Sugar Ray played good music!
Ugh this is a throwaway Coal Chamber demo
Two years before Coal Chamber tho
I was thinking the same thing
I remember a friend of mine getting a brand new Mustang for his first car and blasting this song as we cruised back in 1997.
Best sugar song
Thank you. Loved it too.
I find it very hard to believe that these are the same guys who made I just wanna fly
i know right, even more so the fact both songs are on the same album.
Such metal much sellouts
very dissapoint
***** First of all, it's called "diversity"... Second, how the fuck is it "selling out" if it's on the same album? Lol...
James Van Metre Call it what you want, it's garbage compared to their early stuff. It wasn't on the same album. This song is on Lemonade and Brownies, a killer album. Fly is on Floored, a mediocre album at best.
Best sugar Ray song forsure
Thank you Absurdity. One of my favorites too.
Amen to that!. And then......
Never knew they started as nu metal Pretty good defo better than their later stuff
This album was sooooo good. Snug Harbor.
Kick ass band. Mean machine got me!
Suger Ray used to be heavy and hard, but then came the money.. oh well enjoy the old stuff \../
Nah. Hardly about money. Why does everyone think that? I suppose it's not understanding what it's like being in a band. It's very hard to TRY and write a good song. When you try to write something, it turns out to be shit in a can. You just write what's on your mind at whatever point you're at. It was more born out of frustration and chaos.. then fly happened.. as an accident.. I tell the whole story on my channel.
@@MurphyKargesBass hey, I'm glad i found you here. I'll admit I was disappointed when the band departed from the metal side., but I'm genuinely interested into why you went the direction you did. Just like my taste in music has evolved from being almost exclusively into metal and rock (partly driven by my mindset at the time) to enjoying listening to and creating music so far away from what I would have ever believed I could be into, your band evolved, and it was right for you. I've subscribed to your channel now and look forward to learning some new stuff. :)
Some solid riffs. Back in 90's clubs era. Be good pit song.
Mark McGrath is gorgeous!!!
the bass riff @ 2:50 was the first bass riff i ever learned how to play
No way! Really? that's cool. I wrote the music to this song. Cruise on over to my channel I'd love to hear more about it from you. I really liked that riff. Cheers.
Best Sugar Ray ever!
Thanks man
'it's the death of Rock n Roll and I'm KILLIN IT!'...fuck yeah.
Wow, I always thought Sugar Ray was for 12 year old girls. This is by far the best song I have heard by them.
12 year old girls have pretty good taste then lol. Smooth, reggae-influenced, melodic music that reminds you of surfing and summer. What's wrong with that?
I was in the mosh pit at a Sugar Ray concert in 1997. There were so many girls out there that the pit lost its cohesion and we were all falling over into big piles of people, lol.
this is great!
90's Mark reminds me of Jeff Hardy
..the 90s...
Well, seems like The Shape himself has really good taste
Escape from LA brought me here.
+Firefighter#1 Escape from LA brought me here too.Hope theres room for me to crash here for a while.^^
+Firefighter#1 this was "hardcore alternative" man!
Yes!!
Same...
Thought I heard this song before, haha. That's where I heard it, just couldn't remember.
Dear God, did I love that album. It was so so so disappointing when Sugar Ray became another pop combo. I'll never forget the pogo pit at their concert. The stage was so low that it happened halfways on said stage, and one guy hit Mark right in the face during that. He had to stop for a moment, I bet he feared for his front teeth.
Sugar Ray before top 40 pop $$$$$$$
Wow this is damn good! Early Sugar Ray.. who knew?!
I respect them going for the money
Dude the singer is wearing a Cheap Trick t-shirt! Fuckin' A!
ITS THE DEATH OF ROCK N ROLL AND IM KILLIN IT!!!
Yep
Honestly? Really fucking good. Has some Faith No More vibes.
this song along side with caboose and iron mic are their best crazy songs of all time!
This is the manliest piece of music that was ever recorded.
freebird9 broken box by queens of the stone age.
I appreciate that Lukas. I loved this riff.
This was actually good. Makes no sense how they changed their style
Imagine a late 90s concert with sugar ray, incubus, 311, and limp bizkit.
While I agree that they had sold out, I for one enjoy some of their softer songs, I don't really see them as a Pop Band, I see them as Alternative mostly, their songs post 2000 were Pop no doubt about it, but the songs on 14:59 just had that Alternative feel like Every Morning and Someday. Mcgrath himself said they did sell out, but they also never really committed themselves to one genre of music, each of their albums are completely different for each other, but that's what I like about Sugar Ray, their really diversive and they just want to have fun.
+Golden Brooksie any band that existed before 2000 and survived became pop immediately at the stroke of midnight on 12/31/99. all of them. even rob zombie kinda turned. the rest just fell away like this weeks slough off.
There it is again.. lol... the sellout word. If you're curious.. ask me. I would know, since I was in the band for 24 years. Cheers.
@@MurphyKargesBass I don't what people are talking about .Some smooth tunes on 14.59.Congrats
Y’all don’t realize this is pop as well, Pop isn’t a bad thing if it’s done well. These guys were rlly good st making across multiple genres
Thanks Pdrew. Appreciate that.
There is no fucking way this is pop
Escape from L.A soundtrack anyone? "P
yes! :) call me snake..
Damn straight! I bought the album for The One from White Zombie. Saw White Zombie summer 96, they played The One, and told crowd it'd be on the Escape from LA soundtrack. My friends and I bought the soundtrack day it came out and found this hidden gem. Couldn't wait to hear more Sugar Ray...and then heard more Sugar Ray and was disappointed how they turned.
Sugar Ray Metal Way Better Then Other Stuff
They played this live when i saw them in 2016. It was sick
i miss the old sugar ray
when I tell people that I like Sugar Ray. they think of all the poppy "when it's over" sell out crap. People seem to forget they actually had an edge, a hardcore side..
wetgrass84 well I remember Sugar Ray for both styles. Heard pop side first then heard the hardcore side. But tbh, I actually like both pop side and hardcore side
same!
Same as you @Alex B
they were certainly edgy...
I just found out about this version of the band last week..
Am I still on the same planet and dimension? Like, same as these guys? Because this is sorta pretty damn good. And that was NOT a way I’ve ever been prepared to feel? About sugar ray. So.
Sugar Ray and Incubus....same history, but GREAT bands!, the old and the new of both
These guys went from being straight up badasses to ending up on a scary movie 2 with their pop shit xD
Una de mis bandas favoritas allá por el 95... Este álbum se sale 👌
its 2021 and I just found out this song exists. Or that sugar ray was anything other then a male Brittney spears. Wow. Getting a here RATM vibe here.
I think there are three kinds of Sugar Ray, and I like them all. Grunge, lounge, and pop. For example, this song, the cover of Abracadabra, and Fly. They each have their place, and all 3 are uniquely refined for their genre. Clearly they're capable musicians with their fingers on the pulse of popularity. Can you really blame them for wanting to be successful?
@jessica Are you offended by the word "pop?" Because uh... yeah, that's exactly what their sophomore albums were? The first sentence of their wikipedia entry refers to the song "Fly" as a "Pop-influenced" single. I haven't listened to their more recent albums, but I can bet hand over fist they didn't go back to being a grunge band.
What a weird comment. Pop is not a 4 letter word.
thumbs up if escape from l.a. made you remember this sugar ray classic
So I just found out that Sugar Ray was nu metal before they were pop rock..... I like them numetal way more
amazing album, loved it then, loved it now. even with what they became, i still always respect them.
Such a great song!!!
Tbh, they should've stuck with the *nu-metal/alt.-rock* style imo, y'all! 🤘🤘🤘
Coal chamber vibes
I need this album on vinyl
i had the escape from la soundtrack. there were a few good songs on there.
the video vibes remind me to korn - clown clip
Something new from sugar ray
New?
Kicks ass
"DRAGON MELNORME!!!
- Thanks for the Toke!!!"
- St. Pkunk."
This was such a great album and then they sold out and made shitty pop music I still have this on cassette and it’s the only cassette of the music I ever bought
Escape from LA soundtrack! I don't know if anyone else remembers this song being on that soundtrack?
Yes it was.
Just had to Shazam this while watching escape from la. Completely forgot this song. Great flashback and memories
Never heard this song before. Damn good.
Because of the movie escape from LA with Kurt Russell i heard this song on the soundtrack I wouldn't dream in a million years that the song "I just wanna fly" being the same band that's crazy this song jams thou
Why does this video have less views? It should have more!
So sugar ray is basically play nu metal...? Just know that, never know about this before
Mike McGrath Nice song and Killer Cheap Trick shirt hands up! NB local remembering BBG's good times. great music from Shrinky too Sugar.
Долгожданные рифы!!)
Theyve been playing they're old music again.
Playing soon.. Im going..
November in Pasadena California
2024?
Yes, all the yes.
I saw him in perform 3 times at small local shows. I tell people he was 90% thrash and they laugh at me!!!!
man this song used to get me so amped when I found it on the Escape From LA soundtrack. Esp at 1:52 the way it gets right back into the riff a little early with that "wooooooo!" over top. Honestly, hardly remember the Sugar Ray album this was on, but I remember getting Floored--yes, because of "fly" (guilty pleasure, but that song was catchy as hell, so I'm not ashamed and not going to apologize lol). Had NO CLUE I was getting a "start-to-finish-constantly-playing-in-the-background-for-the-next-few-months-of-my-life" cd. moral of the story, for ppl bagging them selling out with that song, at least it exposed their other side to ppl like me: a fan of heavier music (Other CD's I bought around this same time: Prong, Slayer, Korn, Helmet, Fear Factory and Sepultura), who can still appreciate a catchy ass song, no matter how "pussified" it is! No way I would have ever heard any of their songs with their original style if the radio didn't put them on my radar...
Appreciate your take on it mkonich. For so many people it's easy to just say "Sellout" but it's often more nuanced than... "Let's try to write a song for money.." As I should know, because I wrote both 10 Seconds Down and Fly. (the music anyway) Cheers.
They went from Nu metal to whatever they are now
Funny yeah that's what they used to call it. "Nu Metal" In Europe they'd call us "Sugar Ray - USA - Crossover" They'd call in Crossover in Europe if you played rock riffs and had a DJ
@@MurphyKargesBass Hey man. Great work! Wasn't expecting to see you in the comments, very nice.
To add to what you said-it's an interesting dynamic. I don't think back in the day an exact phrase was coined to describe this style of music. It was more just like, "Mainstream/MTV Metal." Haha.
I've also heard terms like rapcore, fusion rock, rap metal, & mallcore. These were amongst the many others terms given to patent/label this sound.
But I think with the evolution of internet-culture & everything, the definitive term for the genre has definitely become "Nu Metal" & I'm glad Sugar Ray was involved in help shaping said sound.
You guys were super dope, I'm a big fan of Lemonade & Brownies - 14:59 eras of Sugar Ray.
@@MurphyKargesBass your awesome
@@DownfallDarkness I miss the old Kid Rock.
when I was young I always wondered why Mark and Brandon from Incubus were on the Strait Up album for Lynn Strait. listen to their old stuff and question answered
Ray Against The Machine.
Ha. I see what you did.
I don’t know how early Sugar Ray, early Lostprohets, Hoobastank, A, Alien Ant Farm, Serial Joe, Shocore, 311 or Papa Roach ever got labelled Nu-Metal?
Who ever says there was no good music in the 90’s clearly missed out.
Right on Jim.
@@MurphyKargesBass hi Murphy
Who says that? ....while I think this is good, it's no where near the best. When I think of good 90s music I think of basically the whole badmotorfinger album from Soundgarden.
@@jeffreylatham3307 I was never into Soundgarden but sure
Smells like FAITH NO MORE all the time..😃
Faith No More Rules
Never even knew sugar ray did heavier stuff like this until watching escape from la today on Netflix. =/ damn shame they couldn't at least leave a few heavy songs on their albums like staind did. But then staind finally DID come back to doing heavy stuff so maybe not.
Lol i love that all these hair styles were cool at one point. Now if you saw anybody with the same hair you would think "DAYUM!!!! What a freak." nd then it was the coolest look ever