I enjoyed listening to this song. Although not my genre but I appreciate it so much. I got to know this through my friend Nero Hexx who featured this on his social media. I hope he could read this comment of mine.
This song. This band. Wow. Every person has a band that speaks to them personally. HWP were 'my band.' I was absolutely heartbroken when they split just a few months after I discovered them. I was lucky enough to see them perform live in '97 supporting Coal Chamber, and I met Echo and Jamie after her new band (theSTART)'s show in '02. She's such a sweetheart. I had a dream a few weeks ago that I was invited to her and Jamie's wedding. That's bit weird...
thewraith93 How weird....because you're evaluating this song after hearing everything else that came out in the last 20 years - all backwards. I'm guessing you were born in 94 maybe, so you were a toddler when this came out. You probably listened to different music your whole life then came across this....it's just funny to me. Ross Robinson, who produced this, produced numerous post hardcore albums after this album.
@@williamalbaugh6176 Haha, no I was a teenager when this came out and know this was a fairly unique sound when it first appeared. Ross Robinson was a nu metal producer who turned heads when he produced Relationship of Command. This song seems all the more unique in retrospect. But I guess you'd start an argument with your own reflection.... This is wasted breath.
Fun fact, the text above the flying woman is in greek, and it roughly translates to: "That's what the bums of Exarchia will teach you". Exarchia is a neighborhood in the city of Atenas, country of Greece. So, will the bums from Exarchia teach me to float like that woman? Sounds awesome.
'Dog' is unquestionably one of the coolest songs for sure from the 'E-lux (1997)' Album/CD by the HUMAN WASTE PROJECT Album/CD. ACTUALLY I think the whole Album/CD is quite excellent. Recommended
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sounds as good as when last listened to it back in 97
mundo glory Really does! It's stood the test of time even more than some of the bands like Korn and clones of the time!
lol me too, on a Kerrang cd
And still does even now!
Madloba andria rom es simgera gamacani . 10/10.
arafris :* :*
E lux is simply one of my fav record eva
2018 and still awesome.
I have NEVER felt this song so hard as I am right now
I enjoyed listening to this song. Although not my genre but I appreciate it so much. I got to know this through my friend Nero Hexx who featured this on his social media. I hope he could read this comment of mine.
This song. This band. Wow.
Every person has a band that speaks to them personally. HWP were 'my band.' I was absolutely heartbroken when they split just a few months after I discovered them. I was lucky enough to see them perform live in '97 supporting Coal Chamber, and I met Echo and Jamie after her new band (theSTART)'s show in '02. She's such a sweetheart. I had a dream a few weeks ago that I was invited to her and Jamie's wedding. That's bit weird...
2021 here. Great band. Old fucks represent lol
Still jamming to it
Geez this takes me back. Adding this to my gym mix for sure... Love it!!
Glad you enjoy it!
This is a such a weird genre anomaly type song. Proto nu metal with some early 00s post hardcore traits. Truly a one off. LOVE IT.
thewraith93 How weird....because you're evaluating this song after hearing everything else that came out in the last 20 years - all backwards. I'm guessing you were born in 94 maybe, so you were a toddler when this came out. You probably listened to different music your whole life then came across this....it's just funny to me.
Ross Robinson, who produced this, produced numerous post hardcore albums after this album.
@@williamalbaugh6176 Haha, no I was a teenager when this came out and know this was a fairly unique sound when it first appeared. Ross Robinson was a nu metal producer who turned heads when he produced Relationship of Command. This song seems all the more unique in retrospect. But I guess you'd start an argument with your own reflection.... This is wasted breath.
@@thewraith93 you must know me!
2020 and still Awesome 🔥
I heard this song as a 14 year old in the mid 90s. Blew me away. Immediately tried to learn the riff. what a tune.
Saw them in the city a few times. They were great. Amy Echo. Love you forever, you were so nice after the shows
I miss this
Wonderful song. How is this unnoticed?
HOW does this have less than 10k views? It's bloody awesome!
Saw these at Manchester around 98 really good live
Fav song ever!
Radio kerrang sampler 97 is anyone?
Fun fact, the text above the flying woman is in greek, and it roughly translates to: "That's what the bums of Exarchia will teach you". Exarchia is a neighborhood in the city of Atenas, country of Greece.
So, will the bums from Exarchia teach me to float like that woman? Sounds awesome.
one of the best metal albums in the 90s....this was one of their softer tracks
'Dog' is unquestionably one of the coolest songs for sure from the 'E-lux (1997)' Album/CD by the HUMAN WASTE PROJECT Album/CD. ACTUALLY I think the whole Album/CD is quite excellent. Recommended
this is real-hwp still mindblowing ---🙏🏽
Amaaaazing
This is life 🙌🏻 still my favourite album Echo rules 🤘🏻
Gavin Spalding we're old.
William albaugh she said to me on instagram that she has a new project for this year! I’m so stuck in the 90’s it’s unreal.
Where is this photo from?
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How do we get this on spotify
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