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Across The Night when I was really little. I think when I was like 4. I was in the car with my mom and this song came on. She loves Silverchair. As a drummer in a band and main lyrical writer; some of these songs inspire me a lot and I will never take this band for granted.
Suicidal Dream - when I was listening to a grunge-punk playlist on Spotify that somehow included this song. Don't get me wrong, I love it, it's a great song, I would just expect to see something heavier or thrashier in a grunge-punk playlist. I then listened non-stop for like a week to Frogstomp and then to Freak Show, both are absolutly awsome albums.
"Tomorrow" was the first song I heard of theirs in 1995 and I was around 11 years old and I seen the video being played constantly on Mtv. I had to get their album so I did and I loved every single song on it! I didn't get to see them in concert until their tour for 'Freak Show' in 1997 and they were awesome! I got to see them 3 times. Once on the 'Freak Show' tour and twice on the 'Neon Ballroom' tour and I got to meet every single one of them except Daniel (who I wanted to meet the most of course!) but they were my favorite band for a long time. I'm not a big fan of Daniel's solo stuff or newer music but I still love Silverchair and always will!
I heard Tomorrow on the radio in early '95. It wasn't my typical style of music but you couldn't deny how good it was. My brother used to flog Frogstomp from when it came out. Spewing I missed seeing them in concert. Absolutely kicking myself because I was never told how bloody amazing they were live (as I have recently seen on TH-cam).
Frogstomp is a banger, front to back. I dig every single song, but Shade is my favorite. The raw emotion in that simplistic song was always quite impressive to me. Such a gem
Silverchair hit me perfectly. When Frogstomp was released, I was a teenage young musician the same age as they were, and also growing up in a remote area (West Virginia is no Australia but still). I learned every note on that album, and it's still one of my top 5. This band changed my life.
While Frogstomp gives me the happiest kind of nostalgia for my youth, Diorama is probably one my top 7 favorite and most beautiful albums in my life. The behind the scenes documentary on that album really gives you an appreciation of what a musical talent Daniel is.
@xuphy9503 I don't blame them. I believe that every artist should be free to create with whatever colors they feel driven to use. That said. They must also be aware that with changing cars, you will change your audience as well. Sure, there will be those who care for the band more than the music, but in most cases, you will lose a lot of people; and that's OK. I am a fan of different forms of music, from rock to hip-hop, to blues, to jazz, to classical. But with every genre, I'm drawn to a certain spirit in the music as well as the music itself; Silverchair shed that spirit in exchange for a different one. If that makes any sense.
1:57 That was the reason I liked them so much. Their music changed with every album, but so did I. They grew up and I grew up. And their every album came out at just the right time for me. ❤
Anthem for the Year 2000 hit young anxty me deep, and get me into the band. But Ana's Song hit me hard and helped me accept my situation and get some help. Over the years it's resonated more and more.
The way this video presents feels like it might have been a paid video from Daniel Johns' management. If anyone wants the real story on what happened to Silverchair, read the new book 'Love and Pain' by Ben Gillies and Chris Joannou - the drummer and bassist, respectively. The video left the book out.
Agree completely this video treats Johns as the only creative part of Silverchair and the book "Love and Pain" tells a very different story. It was Johns who just walked away from his friends (Chris and Ben), the band and the fans and robbed us all of saying farewell to one of the greatest bands ever to come out of Australia.
Cool video. Part about Daniel learning to coope with his deamons got me chills. Never seen them live, but I would be out of my mind to hear Miss You Love on reunion show.
Saw silverchair at the Manchester acadamy on their first uk tour. Frogstomp was an awsome debut slbum. I have all of the albums I am a keyboard player on my mud sixties now. When i heard Diorama then my impression was that it was silverchairs 'Sgt Pepper'. Fabulous album.
its the pride of the band members that why they have not forgiven each other for the longest time. its all in the past, whatever quarrells you guys had, just forget it and make new music together, being in a band isnt just about music its like being with friends and that is what is special
Young Modern was such a colossal disappointment to me and Silverchair died once Daniel started messing with electronic stuff. They filled a void left by Nirvana alongside Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, etc but once the heavier elements disappeared they just lost the magic. Frogstomp, Freak Show and Diorama are three of my all-time favourite albums and I can't really pick a favourite though if I had a gun to my head I'd probably say Freak Show because it had the edge and grit of Diorama but much better production.
Neon Ballroom was when Silverchair first hit my radar. But I love all their albums, sadly never saw them live, but would want to hear all the singles off each album! i.e. all their major hits❤️
I love all of Silverchair albums. You hear Daniel maturing as a songwriter and arranger. But if you twisted my arm Neon Ballroom and Diorama are the ones I have on repeat. The sonic aesthetic is incredible.
Neon ballroom and diorama are master class albums. Hard to believe they were writing beautiful songs like that at the age of 18-20. One of my all time favourite bands.
@@markusaurelius777 I disagree. Both of those albums were musically wise more mature than Frogstomp and Freakshow, while retaining some punch, but in the end I liked all of those four albums. With Young Modern I felt they were no longer evolving, but solely spinning around "Johns'-existential-crisis" on his "journey to become a legend". He wrote everything, he flew over his head, he could not cope with loss and the brutality of the world, as well as his own narcissistic tendencies, which clearly had friction with ben's demeanor. In the end he lost himself while running away from the way he should have walked, with his comrades having no chance to influence "his" work, resulting in a genuine musical piece of pop with no soul. And look what he put out after that - not only his appearance, but also his music reminds me of a wasted musical crackhead that completely lost his way. He can play and he can sing, but he is too afraid to feel and of truth, two ingredients that made Frogstomp and Freakshow so good, despite being technically inferior.
Frogstomp stayed in my discman in highschool for at least 5 months. Was one of my favortes and still is. The music Daniel made later wasnt to my taste, but I respect the guy for doing his thing. Some bands are short lived, but their albums will remain forever to enjoy!!
I like the grunge era of Silverchair’s music the best My favorite is the song at the end of your video “Israel’s Son” I find the newer stuff interesting but I can’t get my head around most of it I like Straight Lines a lot though I know I’ll get to like more of the orchestral stuff if I listen more Kind of like newer Queensryche
Your last question got me thinking. What sort of setlist could they do with so different songs? I too have loved their first 2 records more rock more genuine. But we can not not admit that the rest of their albums are not good. They are perfect, just not as original or as rock as we got to know them. Personally i would love to see them with a rock come back, def ben and chris would want that. Not sure about daniel though, who kind of still seems lost in his world. And yes of course the guy is a genius and hope he gets well above all. As a fan who has never seen them, i have hopes 🤘🏼🙏🏼
After Freak Show they lost touch to the ground and thought they were some sort of super artists (especially Daniel). I see that it was all difficult for him but I never understood Neon Ballroom and Diorama. They are way too cheesy for me. It's a shame because their potential was huge. They should have went more metal.
Love Freakshow (Cemetery is my favorite song of thiers) & Frogstomp is a pretty solid album. I can't stand anything after that, unfortunately. It just all felt way too artsy for me.
I think Frogstomp from Silverchair is more like Alice in Chains than Nirvana. The rest doesn't sound neither like Nirvana nor like anyone else. It was quite unique.
Silverchair was born as a grunge band (I also think Daniel's voice was "designed" for that). Changing style much definitely wouldn't work. Also I think they lacked a good manager to manage the egos and Daniel's mental disorders.
As with most bands and especially of the grunge Era the first/earliest albums are raw and infused with virile potency. You missed mentioning also that John blew his vocal chords in Frogstomp and imparted a different direction for him/silverchair also.
I liked their style on Frogstomp the best, but I would say that Neon Ballroom was probably their best album. I only liked a couple of songs off the last two albums. I really didn't care for them. I'm not a big fan of keyboards and synthesizers. That takes me out of it.
Rise and fall? It was children enjoying their ride and they changed lanes. Bands coming and going and music label politics is not a fall, it is a lane change. Eve 6 was in the same situation. I remember being at the Bomb Factory in Dallas when they came to do a medium venue tour and were so young they had to sit outside in Deep Ellum in the freezing cold to do their set due to age restrictions over alcohol when they released Inside out in 98. The difference is the guys from Eve continued touring and growing, Silverchair moved on. Big deal. Daniel was awesome and loved his craft until labels pushed him too far. It was great at the time.
Silverchair are great. Wish they would do a renunion tour but one can dream. If they could play their old songs like tomorrow and pure massacre would be awesome. I can understand why they broke up though after getting famous so young must be alot to deal with.
Nvr the same after freak show but i get why they tried to change grunge had died and more than likely they were steered in a new upbeat direction. However, i think their new sound failed to resonate with their core fan base. This is a topic iv discussed for hours with friends most agree their music got too feminine and lost the angst the band was known for.
I appreciate all their work, but "Young Modern" summed them up and is their best album, songcraft-wise. I'm sure they know that. Of course they felt Nirvana's influence. Everyone did, even even if you didn't like Nirvana the band. They evolved in a very credible way, considering. I think Johns couldn't help, as a superstar-frontman, get a little too into himself. It's unavoidable at that level, clearly.
They were a great band, their first 2 albums were awesome but they hit their peak with Neon Ballroom, that album was a masterpiece. Diorama definitely took some time for me to really appreciate but Young Modern was horrible, very disappointing. I really don’t get the direction that Danial apparently took that bad, for the worse, and it’s a real damn shame. If they stuck to writing great rock songs then they’d be about as big as the Foo Fighters, but much better (cuz overall they’ve written much better songs)! 😏
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Across The Night when I was really little. I think when I was like 4. I was in the car with my mom and this song came on. She loves Silverchair. As a drummer in a band and main lyrical writer; some of these songs inspire me a lot and I will never take this band for granted.
Suicidal Dream - when I was listening to a grunge-punk playlist on Spotify that somehow included this song. Don't get me wrong, I love it, it's a great song, I would just expect to see something heavier or thrashier in a grunge-punk playlist.
I then listened non-stop for like a week to Frogstomp and then to Freak Show, both are absolutly awsome albums.
"Tomorrow" was the first song I heard of theirs in 1995 and I was around 11 years old and I seen the video being played constantly on Mtv. I had to get their album so I did and I loved every single song on it! I didn't get to see them in concert until their tour for 'Freak Show' in 1997 and they were awesome! I got to see them 3 times. Once on the 'Freak Show' tour and twice on the 'Neon Ballroom' tour and I got to meet every single one of them except Daniel (who I wanted to meet the most of course!) but they were my favorite band for a long time. I'm not a big fan of Daniel's solo stuff or newer music but I still love Silverchair and always will!
Open Fire/ Ana's Song
I heard Tomorrow on the radio in early '95. It wasn't my typical style of music but you couldn't deny how good it was. My brother used to flog Frogstomp from when it came out. Spewing I missed seeing them in concert. Absolutely kicking myself because I was never told how bloody amazing they were live (as I have recently seen on TH-cam).
Frogstomp is a banger, front to back. I dig every single song, but Shade is my favorite. The raw emotion in that simplistic song was always quite impressive to me. Such a gem
Silverchair hit me perfectly. When Frogstomp was released, I was a teenage young musician the same age as they were, and also growing up in a remote area (West Virginia is no Australia but still). I learned every note on that album, and it's still one of my top 5. This band changed my life.
While Frogstomp gives me the happiest kind of nostalgia for my youth, Diorama is probably one my top 7 favorite and most beautiful albums in my life. The behind the scenes documentary on that album really gives you an appreciation of what a musical talent Daniel is.
Diorama is an awesome album
Frogstomp and Freakshow are still two of my favorite rock albums of all time. They lost me after that.
Bands are meant to evolve. They got sick of the common man grunge wave after that and went their own way. Can’t blame em for bein innovative.
@xuphy9503 I don't blame them. I believe that every artist should be free to create with whatever colors they feel driven to use.
That said.
They must also be aware that with changing cars, you will change your audience as well. Sure, there will be those who care for the band more than the music, but in most cases, you will lose a lot of people; and that's OK.
I am a fan of different forms of music, from rock to hip-hop, to blues, to jazz, to classical. But with every genre, I'm drawn to a certain spirit in the music as well as the music itself; Silverchair shed that spirit in exchange for a different one.
If that makes any sense.
Yeah besides greatest view and straight line they’re pretty cool songs
I agree so after those albums but I also dug Neon Ballroom. I would not say any of these albums are the best rock has to offer.
Their first 3 albums is my high school anthem 🇵🇭❤️👍
They went better and better every record with a unique sound, and hardcore grunge fans didn't like it.
1:57 That was the reason I liked them so much. Their music changed with every album, but so did I. They grew up and I grew up. And their every album came out at just the right time for me. ❤
We'd be all over a reunion tour!
I've been following them, and Daniels solo work since the beginning. One of my favourites and highly underrated ❤
Anthem for the Year 2000 hit young anxty me deep, and get me into the band. But Ana's Song hit me hard and helped me accept my situation and get some help. Over the years it's resonated more and more.
The way this video presents feels like it might have been a paid video from Daniel Johns' management. If anyone wants the real story on what happened to Silverchair, read the new book 'Love and Pain' by Ben Gillies and Chris Joannou - the drummer and bassist, respectively. The video left the book out.
Agree completely this video treats Johns as the only creative part of Silverchair and the book "Love and Pain" tells a very different story. It was Johns who just walked away from his friends (Chris and Ben), the band and the fans and robbed us all of saying farewell to one of the greatest bands ever to come out of Australia.
Cool video. Part about Daniel learning to coope with his deamons got me chills. Never seen them live, but I would be out of my mind to hear Miss You Love on reunion show.
Saw silverchair at the Manchester acadamy on their first uk tour.
Frogstomp was an awsome debut slbum. I have all of the albums
I am a keyboard player on my mud sixties now. When i heard Diorama then my impression was that it was silverchairs 'Sgt Pepper'. Fabulous album.
I don't understand why a nirvana shirt was photoshopped on Daniel in the thumbnail? He was wearing a Ministry shirt I have the poster!
100% I have the same poster! It was during their England tour
That’s weird by the makers of the video
the first i heard was Frog Stomp when it came out. but Freak Show was the true peak of Silverchair .
No way 😂
I thoroughly enjoyed this video and I hope we can all appreciate it together. You are fantastic and I hope we have a great day. ❣️😊
Thank you so much! Have a great day/night!
Grew up with neon ballroom. Love it still 🎉
its the pride of the band members that why they have not forgiven each other for the longest time. its all in the past, whatever quarrells you guys had, just forget it and make new music together, being in a band isnt just about music its like being with friends and that is what is special
Young Modern was such a colossal disappointment to me and Silverchair died once Daniel started messing with electronic stuff. They filled a void left by Nirvana alongside Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, etc but once the heavier elements disappeared they just lost the magic. Frogstomp, Freak Show and Diorama are three of my all-time favourite albums and I can't really pick a favourite though if I had a gun to my head I'd probably say Freak Show because it had the edge and grit of Diorama but much better production.
Neon Ballroom was when Silverchair first hit my radar. But I love all their albums, sadly never saw them live, but would want to hear all the singles off each album! i.e. all their major hits❤️
Loved the 1st three albums the most, but all of them are great in their own respect
I feel like you probably should’ve mentioned Chris’s health issues that he overcame too
I had no idea about that ! Seious health issues and all we heard about was Daniel all the time
I love frogstomp, freakshow, and neon ballroom they're so good and they're speaking directly to the struggles of alot
One of my top 5 bands of all time!
My favorite band for all of time...
neon ballroom and diorama goated af.
I love all of Silverchair albums. You hear Daniel maturing as a songwriter and arranger. But if you twisted my arm Neon Ballroom and Diorama are the ones I have on repeat. The sonic aesthetic is incredible.
Neon ballroom and diorama are master class albums. Hard to believe they were writing beautiful songs like that at the age of 18-20. One of my all time favourite bands.
Those records were crap compared to their older stuff.
@@markusaurelius777 I disagree. Both of those albums were musically wise more mature than Frogstomp and Freakshow, while retaining some punch, but in the end I liked all of those four albums. With Young Modern I felt they were no longer evolving, but solely spinning around "Johns'-existential-crisis" on his "journey to become a legend". He wrote everything, he flew over his head, he could not cope with loss and the brutality of the world, as well as his own narcissistic tendencies, which clearly had friction with ben's demeanor. In the end he lost himself while running away from the way he should have walked, with his comrades having no chance to influence "his" work, resulting in a genuine musical piece of pop with no soul. And look what he put out after that - not only his appearance, but also his music reminds me of a wasted musical crackhead that completely lost his way. He can play and he can sing, but he is too afraid to feel and of truth, two ingredients that made Frogstomp and Freakshow so good, despite being technically inferior.
Silverchair Rocked when it came out I was hooked to the group Frogstomp album was totally awesome!!
My favorite is Tomorrow! Still after all, it's so hard and true to life!
Rock like this is overdue for a comeback
🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸 fan from the bahamas been a fan from 97
You didn't even mention The Australian Story controversy that happened a couple of months ago.
What was that about?
Frogstomp stayed in my discman in highschool for at least 5 months. Was one of my favortes and still is. The music Daniel made later wasnt to my taste, but I respect the guy for doing his thing. Some bands are short lived, but their albums will remain forever to enjoy!!
Love to hear Frogstomp
I wish you would cover the Manic Street Preachers!!!
Lie To Me ❤❤❤ energy 🔥
I’m very good friends with Danny I was happy this video gave him a better than fair shake
Awesome!
Umm… struggle with ED can mean different things.
Man Frogstomp and Freak Show would be the stuff I what to hear at a Reunion show.
I can’t really say I have a favourite album … they’re all so great in their own way .. 🇦🇺✌🏽😎☀️🏄♂️🏄♂️🏄♂️💦
Frogstomp is probably one of the best debut album from a band.
Freakshow goes deeper again and is really brilliant !
Then, their lost their ways...
Agree!
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I like the grunge era of Silverchair’s music the best My favorite is the song at the end of your video “Israel’s Son”
I find the newer stuff interesting but I can’t get my head around most of it
I like Straight Lines a lot though
I know I’ll get to like more of the orchestral stuff if I listen more
Kind of like newer Queensryche
Neon Ballroom and Diorama are my 2 faves
Girls in my school loved them! I liked them !
Misleading, silverchair didnt fall, they just moved on to other things
Freak show no 1 for me
2.Neon ballroom
3.Diorama
4.frogstomp
5.last one😅
As they wrote more.....the writing suffered. Then they faded in to oblivion.
Freak Show was my fave as that was what I was into at the time.
Such a great Australian band. We watched them grow up to make incredible music. I hope they become friends again
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My all time fave song is Straight Lines from Young Modern. I loved the first 2 records, was about 20 when Frogstomp came out.
Frogstomp and freak show change my life
Your last question got me thinking. What sort of setlist could they do with so different songs? I too have loved their first 2 records more rock more genuine. But we can not not admit that the rest of their albums are not good. They are perfect, just not as original or as rock as we got to know them. Personally i would love to see them with a rock come back, def ben and chris would want that. Not sure about daniel though, who kind of still seems lost in his world. And yes of course the guy is a genius and hope he gets well above all. As a fan who has never seen them, i have hopes 🤘🏼🙏🏼
I also like ffrogstomp and FreakShow, but the biggest impact for me was neon ballroom. It means a lot to me.
coming into this video id only heard blind from frogstomp but I can tell this is my new obsession
Suicidal dream is first in line on my playlist, now and forever...
Young modern complete album is amazing.
This band changed my life!!
I was 11 years old and loved this band.
E.D. is NOT the short form for eating disorder haha. He had anorexia, not E.D..
It's commonly used in the eating disorder community.
Still have the CD.frogstomp.
Frogstomp -pure raw angsty memories of my teenage years
Freakshow was constantly in my CD player ❤ I had such a crush on Daniel!
They toured with and headlined for local H i dont remembered redhot chili peppers being there in the beginning
Once Paul Mac got involved, Daniel started to drift away from Silverchair.
Frogstomp is peak Silverchair, but Freak Show is pretty damn good, too.
Well you got well over 200 likes, good video
Editing daniel into a nirvana shirt for the thumbnail is really weird, especially because of the way he hated the media comparing him to kurt…
Glad to see some love for Young Modern in this video. That's my favorite of their albums.
After Freak Show they lost touch to the ground and thought they were some sort of super artists (especially Daniel). I see that it was all difficult for him but I never understood Neon Ballroom and Diorama. They are way too cheesy for me. It's a shame because their potential was huge. They should have went more metal.
Love Freakshow (Cemetery is my favorite song of thiers) & Frogstomp is a pretty solid album. I can't stand anything after that, unfortunately. It just all felt way too artsy for me.
Daniel Johns is a amazing writer, Diorama is a masterpiece. Neo ballroom the kids grew up. Daniel furturenever is amazing.
Frogstomp was their only masterpiece. The raw emotion of these young men was there, and it was awesome. They peaked right off the bat.
Hopefully silver chair reunited
Aussie legends!
I think Frogstomp from Silverchair is more like Alice in Chains than Nirvana.
The rest doesn't sound neither like Nirvana nor like anyone else. It was quite unique.
Silverchair was born as a grunge band (I also think Daniel's voice was "designed" for that). Changing style much definitely wouldn't work.
Also I think they lacked a good manager to manage the egos and Daniel's mental disorders.
As with most bands and especially of the grunge Era the first/earliest albums are raw and infused with virile potency. You missed mentioning also that John blew his vocal chords in Frogstomp and imparted a different direction for him/silverchair also.
8:30 i didnt know Daniel was marryed to Billy Corgan.
Freak show is my go to and was peak fandom for me. But… Young Modern is probably the one I’m the most inclined to listen to these days.
I liked their style on Frogstomp the best, but I would say that Neon Ballroom was probably their best album. I only liked a couple of songs off the last two albums. I really didn't care for them. I'm not a big fan of keyboards and synthesizers. That takes me out of it.
i liked Freakshow alot i think it was there peak, after that they get far of the grunge style that brougrh them to light
Frogstomp and neon ballroom
Even knowing Daniel's eating disorder, I initially thought of erectile dysfunction when I heard "E.D."
Daniel did stop creating music after the accident
Diorama is a near perfect album
Rise and fall? It was children enjoying their ride and they changed lanes. Bands coming and going and music label politics is not a fall, it is a lane change.
Eve 6 was in the same situation. I remember being at the Bomb Factory in Dallas when they came to do a medium venue tour and were so young they had to sit outside in Deep Ellum in the freezing cold to do their set due to age restrictions over alcohol when they released Inside out in 98. The difference is the guys from Eve continued touring and growing, Silverchair moved on. Big deal. Daniel was awesome and loved his craft until labels pushed him too far. It was great at the time.
They obviously were not that good
Who’s the narrator? Sounds just like one of the lady’s I listen to on a local morning show as I drive to work
AI bullshit
Silverchair are great. Wish they would do a renunion tour but one can dream. If they could play their old songs like tomorrow and pure massacre would be awesome. I can understand why they broke up though after getting famous so young must be alot to deal with.
Nvr the same after freak show but i get why they tried to change grunge had died and more than likely they were steered in a new upbeat direction. However, i think their new sound failed to resonate with their core fan base. This is a topic iv discussed for hours with friends most agree their music got too feminine and lost the angst the band was known for.
Neon ballroom
Frogstomp is near perfect.
Danny played Schecter before they got mainstream
I appreciate all their work, but "Young Modern" summed them up and is their best album, songcraft-wise. I'm sure they know that.
Of course they felt Nirvana's influence. Everyone did, even even if you didn't like Nirvana the band. They evolved in a very credible way, considering. I think Johns couldn't help, as a superstar-frontman, get a little too into himself. It's unavoidable at that level, clearly.
Diorama is a masterpiece
Diorama is not a good album it’s absolute filth and the abomination after that doesn’t even count as being an actual silverchair album
He suffered from "ED" at the tender age of 17...
Gawd..!! Good lard.!!
Don't they have a pill for that now.?
Eating disorder.... specifically Anorexia Nervosa.
They were a great band, their first 2 albums were awesome but they hit their peak with Neon Ballroom, that album was a masterpiece. Diorama definitely took some time for me to really appreciate but Young Modern was horrible, very disappointing. I really don’t get the direction that Danial apparently took that bad, for the worse, and it’s a real damn shame. If they stuck to writing great rock songs then they’d be about as big as the Foo Fighters, but much better (cuz overall they’ve written much better songs)! 😏
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