I like to commend the younger generation for listening to this. I’m almost 31 so this was my high school years. Jesus. Half my life ago haha. Music like this will live with me forever.
I'm just about 40 & remember when I 1st heard Glassjaw while in highschool. Turned all my friends who were also into Deftones & the like onto them. Epic band IMO.
New York's hottest new video from 2002 is Cosmopolitan Blood Loss, by Long Island music group, GlassJAw. This video has everything. Creepy indie actors walking with purposeful gaits, stylish young people playing music instruments who mostly face away from the camera filiming them, tailored suits, a transcendent bridge, and an awkward ending.
I LOVE hearing this as a 38 yr old woman. They were a huge part of my life when I was your age! my little emo bebes 🫂 I love you so for keeping it alive.
This video rules. Vincent Gallo is killing it on the direction tip! What an honor it must be to get capped by someone as cool and badass as him. The song also rules.
Love that people are just hearing this and saying things like "man this is so original".. it still is now, and it so was back then. Glass jaw basically ran the New York post hardcore scene. So much cooler than a lot of the shit now
My dad absolutely loved this band. He passed away in 2022... Life has been an extreme struggle since his death. We're currently in a process of losing the home he bought that we grew up in. It's heartbreaking, having to let go of the sentiments. There's nothing to do at this point but let go, and trust that the other side will be just fine. Love you dad. Sorry we couldn't save the house.
I had a “vans warped tour ‘03” I believe it was, with this on it. I’ve always been a heavy heavy metal guy, but this song always stayed with me. As a former metal singer, it’s easy to appreciate this guy’s raw vocals. Anyone who talkin smack about his voice, obviously never consistently sang into a live mic. He’s good..
No, a lot do. Their first album was a masterpiece of anger and hatred. After that, they became soft and started making mainstream sounding music and even apologized for their first album.
@James-if3kc That album excellently captures a moment in time when someone had suffered physically and psychologically at a fairly young age, and dumped it out in a very raw, unfiltered way. I can imagine it was pretty cathartic. However, I wouldn't expect or want for him to continue carrying that kind of energy around with him for the rest of his career. It's a great work of expressive art and music and I don't think they should be ashamed of it. But if he feels remorse for some of the things he said, it's not my place to tell him he shouldn't apologize for it. It's still my favorite album from them, but I'm not surprised they never put anything out like that again. I appreciate it for what it is, but I'm glad he's not carrying that pain and anger around with him two decades later.
I loved this record when it came out (I'm 38). "Two Tabs of Mescaline" is still a standout and there's yet to be a band since that's as unique as Glassjaw.
I absolutely love that discordant riff in the verses combined with Daryl's vocal. None of it sounds like it should quite fit together and yet it all works and it sounds so heavy in a clever way.
+Felipe Chaves Thank You! I never knew the genre. Any other post hardcore bands I would dig? As much as I am back into playing music, I really don't listen to that much. I'm the kind of guy who obsesses over one band for years on end. Right now I'm "gay" for anything Josh Homme and I need a new band before I get sick of him. He inspires my playing more than anyone...except maybe Omar's approach to playing. I want to start a grungy psychedelic band so bad! haha
+Scruffy Basterd Grunge pyschedelic just reminds me of "Title Fight - head in the ceeling fan", La dispute is also a great post hardcore band (even though these bands are more recent so they sound a little different, but def are influenced by ATDI and GJ). Pianos become the teeth - I'll be damned is also a great post hardcore song. Then i'd put The sound of animals fighting, Dance gavin Dance and Circa Survive (they're bring more things to the mix). Yeah man Josh Homme is pretty sick, the last QOTSA is awesome!
One of the perks of living on long island was an epic local music scene for a long time (sadly a lot of the small venues shut down - Ground Zero, The Downtown).
Agreed 100%! In mid-1990s when LIHC really started to blow up, there was the PWAC, Outer Limits, the Roxy lol, Right Track Inn, the Angle, VFW medford, Out East Barn & Garage shows, 90.1 Stony Brook radio (Riptide), Northport Pipeline skate park, and a few more venues were the usuals for LIHC in the mid-1990s! My band (Grid) played with Glassjaw, Tripface, Silent Majority, Vision of Disorder, Mind over Matter, Neglect, Warped Weeble Wobbles, Berzerkers, Loyal to None and so many other great bands (not forgetting anyone on purpose)... Good stuff!
36 years old here. I loved this album in high school and I'm pleased to say that it has held it very well over the years -- particularly considering how much of that stuff from 2002-2007 has aged so terribly.
This video shows exactly what band was the biggest inspiration for Finch. In a book I have it's stated that Nate from Finch took vocal inspiration (and even actual vocal lessons/tips) from Daryl... And you can see here that he also took inspiration for the way he moves on stage. Mad love for both bands ❤️
It is known that Daryl has influenced a heap of vocalists. Nate from Finch, Jason Aalon Butler from Letlive, matt geise from Lower Definition and a heap more. The guy is a pioneer.
First, AA is not shit. You just dislike metalcore/trancecore. Second this isn't actually just post-hardcore but post-hard with alt metal as the last guy said.
After graduating from high school I really got into skateboarding that's when I found these guys thru a demo CD one of my friends let me have and had this song in it. Eventually I made my way up to Worship and Tribute.. my life would never be the same after that 💿🛹🤘
Im a metalhead, through and through, and even i love glassjaw.. i grew up with these guys and noone has raw talent, and feeling like what glassjaw can muster.. it comes from a truthful place, of hurt and hatred and you hear and feel that when you put on a glassjaw album! Soo fucking ready for their new release dec 1st 2017!
Wow, I had a guy tell me forever ago that I sing like Daryl Palumbo. Now I get what he meant :D Oh, how I love discovering new music. Loving the hook on this one.
cannot believe i never knew this was vincent gallo!! one of the most defining actors i could have witnessed..buffalo 66 is one of those films that if it changes you..it changes you forever. and you never forget it.. ...or you don't..n then..youre obviously "safe" in your'e hole....*sleep tight fuckers* i've loved Brite for years..even tho he cancelled all the gigs i booked.. :) to have Crohns and still destroy venues the way he did...shiiiat...i don't mind as long as he comes back again one day... just.wow. i cant believe i missed this
Yeah I'd maybe say no to that. He's a fucking piece of shit. He treated Christina horribly on set and also said a bunch of fucked up stuff about her once the movie was out. Dude's also a trump supporter to top it off lmao.
Wow this brings back some memories of smoking some bongs and hanging out with buddies. Now I have a house, 2 kids and haven't smoked pot in years.....where did I go wrong
Palumbo has influenced a wide range of other vocalists/bands. 36 Crazyfists, letlive, lower definition, defeat the low, secret lives of the Freemasons to name a few
Palumbo has influenced a wide range of other vocalists/bands. 36 Crazyfists, letlive, lower definition, defeat the low, secret lives of the Freemasons to name a few
this is one of my favorite songs like ever. I remember when I first discovered this band on a Warped Tour comp CD that i got as a present when i was in 11th grade. Boy did i ever fall in love with this song, and even to this day i still love it. my favorite part is when he says "We are the most impassioned ugly people". Because the majority of the world are....
![Glassjaw - Siberian Kiss [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gxxjktq482U/mqdefault.jpg)
![Glassjaw - Siberian Kiss [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](/img/tr.png)
The amount of people complaining about the vocals are NUTS! His voice and style are so unique and passionate. It's one of a kind!
You’re an idiot
@@talan4493 your moms an idiot
Darryl palumbo is one of my favourite vocalists of that era. His off tones are perfectly matched to the off tones of thsi bands guitars
What they prefer emo
One of the best vocalists of post hardcore! I grew up on Elvis Costello and always heard a similarity between the two vocally
I like to commend the younger generation for listening to this. I’m almost 31 so this was my high school years. Jesus. Half my life ago haha. Music like this will live with me forever.
Yo I feel this, for sure.
'Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence' got me through a super bad breakup.
That album was life.
You're not that old haha
I got this CD in 5th grade and I'm 29 and a half today 😬😬 fuck i feel oldd now Lol
discovered this last year at 18-19, its a banger
I'm 36 and always get overexcited when I see younger people appreciating my childhood music too
I'm just about 40 & remember when I 1st heard Glassjaw while in highschool. Turned all my friends who were also into Deftones & the like onto them. Epic band IMO.
100% only 32 and so glad to say I've been able to grow up with them and seen em twice
Ayyye me too bud
yall some lucky ass mf, Im 23 trying to atleast see them live
Yo!! Me too
same! these guys turned into the beating heart baby guys right??
I still remember first listening to this song. I'm 35, after all
Same here!
Same and same!
2000 lol i remember it too i am 42
Likewise to both!
The best part of being old is that we grew up with GJ
New York's hottest new video from 2002 is Cosmopolitan Blood Loss, by Long Island music group, GlassJAw. This video has everything. Creepy indie actors walking with purposeful gaits, stylish young people playing music instruments who mostly face away from the camera filiming them, tailored suits, a transcendent bridge, and an awkward ending.
This band was a huuuuge part of my formative years. Nobody rocks like Glassjaw!
You're a huge part of my life bb @ElsaB
What u know about Glassjaw Girl? Lol
2 years ago and this is still relevant.
His diction, the raw emotion in his vocals. instrumentally, it's a rollercoaster 😩
I’m 17 and fell in love with this band when I was 15
I LOVE hearing this as a 38 yr old woman. They were a huge part of my life when I was your age! my little emo bebes 🫂 I love you so for keeping it alive.
I saw Glassjaw live during this era of worship and tribute and that was the best line up for Glassjaw . So heavy
Saw them during this time too. Such a tight rhythm section on that album.
This video rules. Vincent Gallo is killing it on the direction tip! What an honor it must be to get capped by someone as cool and badass as him. The song also rules.
This is probably their best song. Many many great songs but this takes the cake
Mu Empire for me...same album so 🤘
Grasper for me
everything you ever wanted to know about silence ,,,to me
Pink Roses
Love that people are just hearing this and saying things like "man this is so original".. it still is now, and it so was back then. Glass jaw basically ran the New York post hardcore scene. So much cooler than a lot of the shit now
Oakfield Beams This comment is everything.
Dont forget QUICKSAND but FACTS
Gj has a swagger to em.
Facts!
My dad absolutely loved this band. He passed away in 2022... Life has been an extreme struggle since his death. We're currently in a process of losing the home he bought that we grew up in. It's heartbreaking, having to let go of the sentiments. There's nothing to do at this point but let go, and trust that the other side will be just fine. Love you dad. Sorry we couldn't save the house.
17 years later this song just popped up into my head.
A part of me that remembers still loves this song.
I had a “vans warped tour ‘03” I believe it was, with this on it. I’ve always been a heavy heavy metal guy, but this song always stayed with me. As a former metal singer, it’s easy to appreciate this guy’s raw vocals. Anyone who talkin smack about his voice, obviously never consistently sang into a live mic. He’s good..
VINCENT GALLO AND GLASSJAW!!!! CANT GET BETTER THAN THIS
2020... what happened ?? where did this energy and creative muse go ??? 14yrs ...rip
This is absolutely genius. This band will unfortunately never get the credit they deserve.
🎉🎉
Good, because they sucked after their first album.
@@James-if3kcyou and 3 whole other people probably have this opinion
No, a lot do. Their first album was a masterpiece of anger and hatred. After that, they became soft and started making mainstream sounding music and even apologized for their first album.
@James-if3kc That album excellently captures a moment in time when someone had suffered physically and psychologically at a fairly young age, and dumped it out in a very raw, unfiltered way. I can imagine it was pretty cathartic.
However, I wouldn't expect or want for him to continue carrying that kind of energy around with him for the rest of his career.
It's a great work of expressive art and music and I don't think they should be ashamed of it. But if he feels remorse for some of the things he said, it's not my place to tell him he shouldn't apologize for it.
It's still my favorite album from them, but I'm not surprised they never put anything out like that again. I appreciate it for what it is, but I'm glad he's not carrying that pain and anger around with him two decades later.
Love Deftones so someone recommended this song. Worth it.
I'll recommend the band Handsome.
Their first album is on par with white pony. Hit after hit. Raw energy.
Y'all must be def cause Deftones suck so hard.
Your mom sucks so hard @@chocolatewolfe
@@chocolatewolfe ok Mr. "Y'all"
Perhaps one of the most influential songs of my life here. Got me into this type of music
whahhhhhhhhhhhh, more people need to appreciate how amazing this band is. So good.
I loved this record when it came out (I'm 38). "Two Tabs of Mescaline" is still a standout and there's yet to be a band since that's as unique as Glassjaw.
That breakdown is fantastic
In case you are wondering this video was filmed at east 5th Street between S Main st. and S Los Angeles st. in Downtown LA
i actually was wondering
Was interested. Does anyone if its in gta5
I absolutely love that discordant riff in the verses combined with Daryl's vocal. None of it sounds like it should quite fit together and yet it all works and it sounds so heavy in a clever way.
Now that At the drive-in is back, all I can think about is and GlassJaw At The Drive-in tour
Fuck yeah dude. People think this band was nu metal or some shit. I put them up with Volta ATDI and qotsa
+Scruffy Basterd Even though they have metal elements in their music, for me they're post hardcore just as ATDI
+Felipe Chaves Thank You! I never knew the genre. Any other post hardcore bands I would dig? As much as I am back into playing music, I really don't listen to that much. I'm the kind of guy who obsesses over one band for years on end. Right now I'm "gay" for anything Josh Homme and I need a new band before I get sick of him. He inspires my playing more than anyone...except maybe Omar's approach to playing. I want to start a grungy psychedelic band so bad! haha
+Scruffy Basterd Grunge pyschedelic just reminds me of "Title Fight - head in the ceeling fan", La dispute is also a great post hardcore band (even though these bands are more recent so they sound a little different, but def are influenced by ATDI and GJ). Pianos become the teeth - I'll be damned is also a great post hardcore song. Then i'd put The sound of animals fighting, Dance gavin Dance and Circa Survive (they're bring more things to the mix). Yeah man Josh Homme is pretty sick, the last QOTSA is awesome!
+Scruffy Basterd I'd recommend Thrice, Finch, Letlive (Inspired By Glassjaw)
Was listening to them in my twenties, one of my favorite bands from the 00's.
One of the perks of living on long island was an epic local music scene for a long time (sadly a lot of the small venues shut down - Ground Zero, The Downtown).
Agreed 100%! In mid-1990s when LIHC really started to blow up, there was the PWAC, Outer Limits, the Roxy lol, Right Track Inn, the Angle, VFW medford, Out East Barn & Garage shows, 90.1 Stony Brook radio (Riptide), Northport Pipeline skate park, and a few more venues were the usuals for LIHC in the mid-1990s! My band (Grid) played with Glassjaw, Tripface, Silent Majority, Vision of Disorder, Mind over Matter, Neglect, Warped Weeble Wobbles, Berzerkers, Loyal to None and so many other great bands (not forgetting anyone on purpose)... Good stuff!
36 years old here. I loved this album in high school and I'm pleased to say that it has held it very well over the years -- particularly considering how much of that stuff from 2002-2007 has aged so terribly.
true
Man, I couldn't get enough of this song when it first came out. Still listen to it a lot :) Gotta love yourself some Glassjaw!
way too cool🔥リアル / エモ / エモーショナル / etc...
『Roadrunner Records 』に義憤があり 『 頼むから絶対買わないでくれ 』
記憶に残っています ! 『Worship And Tribute 』は最幸で 同時に 辛辣な思い出も
あり アーティスト側が拒否した 問題作 ですが 私は好きです !Glassjaw forever🔥
This video shows exactly what band was the biggest inspiration for Finch. In a book I have it's stated that Nate from Finch took vocal inspiration (and even actual vocal lessons/tips) from Daryl... And you can see here that he also took inspiration for the way he moves on stage. Mad love for both bands ❤️
They mastered punk with metal riffs since early 90s glassjaw.
It’s funny you mention Finch because they started off as a Deftones tribute band lol
It is known that Daryl has influenced a heap of vocalists.
Nate from Finch, Jason Aalon Butler from Letlive, matt geise from Lower Definition and a heap more. The guy is a pioneer.
Beyond that, Daryl did vocals on project mayhem from what it is to burn
Daryl also provided vocals for the songs Grey Matter and Project Mayhem.
Driving fast cars round my town of Edinburgh, St Petersburg Tokyo and Florence listening to this tune was memorable.
Some people do rituals to summon demons. and some people play post-hardcore in alleyways to summon Vincent Gallo.
Always thought it was weird how they just have Vincent gallo in this vid and no one seems to care but you
fun fact: there was no method acting, they just filmed Vincent Gallo on another normal day
Who else randomly saw this on MTV2 in 2002-03? Who else really liked it?
almost certain I saw this on MTV2 'Gonzo' with Zane Lowe. With that haggard as fuck looking brown couch lol.
And my friends asking me to burn me a copy of that "after all song" lol
Me man I’m a prime suspect!!
That is exactly how I got into this band.
Saw this on MTV 2 and Head Automatica on Steve untitled rock show miss these days
Anyone remember the extended version where Gallo pulls out a pistol and shoots all members of the band? Seeing that on MTV2 at the age of 12 was wild!
this video got me hooked on Glassjaw.. they were the fuckin best. i miss those days.
Never seen so much energy from a band. They really love what they do.
Fun fact: I was happily kidnapped by Glassjaw at the end of 2000 and it was a blast on tour. Forever a place in my heart and Palumbo is a legend.
You probably won't see this due to it being a year since you commented but here goes. What do you mean they :"kidnapped" you??
Ikr ^ like were you so captivated by them that they metaphorically kidnapped you? Or did they take u on tour with them. What do you mean
lol these comments. This is not "an attempt at metal" this is post hardcore
It's post-hardcore, yes, but it's more metallic than say, Fugazi.
First, AA is not shit. You just dislike metalcore/trancecore.
Second this isn't actually just post-hardcore but post-hard with alt metal as the last guy said.
keitwr Regardless of Asking Alexandria being shit or not, they are only post-hardcore in the broadest sense of the term, being metalcore.
ganondorfchampin but they're actually influenced by alt metal...
keitwr Asking Alexandria?
this was my fav band growing up thru high school and i got so many people listening to them as a could. i still rock their stuff hard in the car
After graduating from high school I really got into skateboarding that's when I found these guys thru a demo CD one of my friends let me have and had this song in it. Eventually I made my way up to Worship and Tribute.. my life would never be the same after that 💿🛹🤘
Saw them twice in the last two years. They put on a great show. So much intensity!
as a very young single father with a ton of angst, glassjaw invokes a lot of emotions 😭
Im a metalhead, through and through, and even i love glassjaw.. i grew up with these guys and noone has raw talent, and feeling like what glassjaw can muster.. it comes from a truthful place, of hurt and hatred and you hear and feel that when you put on a glassjaw album! Soo fucking ready for their new release dec 1st 2017!
Where is the uncensored version of this video??? The ending is awsome
Wow, I had a guy tell me forever ago that I sing like Daryl Palumbo. Now I get what he meant :D
Oh, how I love discovering new music. Loving the hook on this one.
Awesome Tune! Always reminds me of The Legends Of Wrestling II!👊😎👊💪🤼♂️
Anyone here on 2019 just beacuse nothing modern fill us?
charlee sol yes lol xx
I'm stuck in 2002 too
Check out a band called Vein. They’re harder but they definitely have some Glassjaw influence
I loved this song!♥️♥️ and yes to your question!👍
Jack white does for me and black keys sometimes
"Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love; this is the eternal rule."
I second your statement.
Their first 2 full lengths are amazing!!
Still bumpin this in 2021
Vincent Gallo is brilliant, watch the movie buffalo 66
cannot believe i never knew this was vincent gallo!! one of the most defining actors i could have witnessed..buffalo 66 is one of those films that if it changes you..it changes you forever. and you never forget it..
...or you don't..n then..youre obviously "safe" in your'e hole....*sleep tight fuckers*
i've loved Brite for years..even tho he cancelled all the gigs i booked.. :) to have Crohns and still destroy venues the way he did...shiiiat...i don't mind as long as he comes back again one day... just.wow. i cant believe i missed this
Vincent Gallo is sexy.
He is a big prog rock fan
He's a sociopath
Yeah I'd maybe say no to that. He's a fucking piece of shit. He treated Christina horribly on set and also said a bunch of fucked up stuff about her once the movie was out. Dude's also a trump supporter to top it off lmao.
Immortal songs are the ones that can carry different meanings through time.
first heard this on Project Gotham Racing 2. awesome song
Edge Scarborough same
Project Gotham Racing 2 brought Me Here 2
Same heew too
Xbox4life
So After all, this song stood the test of time
mejor banda no hay !! en este genero
That voice man. Amazing. He knows what to do with a riff 💯🫡
Justin and Todd were great together. I saw GJ last year with only one guitar, it wasn't the same.
Seeing these guys with The Used tonight in Nashville... Can't wait!!!
i really missed justin and todd complimenting each other's sound, they blend so well
Today I'm 29. I've been listening to them since 2005.
What's up with that 1M landmark?! this shit's still lit
Listening to this makes me feel 20 again, just for a second. 10/10
it's Friday March 27,2020
Project Gotham Racing 2
I was rocking out to this song in high school and I'm still rocking out to it all these years later.
It's true. Daryl has to lean down sometimes, or a burning sensation can fill his chest. I know other singers with Crohn's that use the same technique.
I wish they would play this live . Crosses fingers that they will this Saturday!
Sick New World 2025.
We're going to brawl.
As a UK citizen, im extremely jealous haha. I got to watch Head Automatica this year but would love to see Glassjaw too
I miss the GJ early years... by far my fav band in the early 2000s
Legends of Wrestling 2
Project Gotham Racing 2
"A cookie, what kinda cookie is it? Is it a good cookie?" -Vincent Gallow
Hey pal! You gotta girlfriend?
@@jakeevergreen9471 Get this guy a cookie, too. He's got a girlfriend. Get him a cookie too.
music is great
Project Gotham Racing 2 brought Me Here
I've been looking 4 dis song everywhere
Xbox4life
one of my favorite bands, Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence just blew me away!
@adamska51 YES!!! thats what i thought.. seeing em 2moz hehe
Wow. I didn’t think I’d see you here
hi coldfusion didnt know you were into this
Wow this brings back some memories of smoking some bongs and hanging out with buddies. Now I have a house, 2 kids and haven't smoked pot in years.....where did I go wrong
2020 still whispering to people makes them nervous 😓
Been looking for this song for years.
New York Post Hardcore scene
Tyler Brummett Project Gotham Racing 2
This was very pre-hardcore..
Kyle hardcore has been around since the 80s bud
I love this music video 📹
First time I heard this band and this song was when it was on Stevens untitled rock show.
badass song
Reminds me of Alien Ant Farm's singer in their heavier moments. First time hearing this band and I gotta say, I'm already impressed.
Alien Ant Farm, Glassjaw, Incubus, Hoobastank all of these bands singers sound unique and almost identical but all have unique qualities each
I’m 88 years old and this is my fav band
I’m here after listening to Mac Glocky
this song has stuck in my head for years
An absolute banger, reminds me of my edgy teen years.
Miss them!!!
always assumed they were just hype beast but after sleeping on them & actually opened up my ear scape, they are hype worthy
This is like 15 years old bluh.
Is that the guy fromthe movie Buffalo 66?
Yes 🩵
throwback to high school
Foucaultrules Project Gotham Racing 2
I’m 52 and I still can’t/won’t resist cranking this dumb loud
His voice reminds me so damn much of Brock from 36 Crazyfists.
Palumbo has influenced a wide range of other vocalists/bands.
36 Crazyfists, letlive, lower definition, defeat the low, secret lives of the Freemasons to name a few
Palumbo has influenced a wide range of other vocalists/bands.
36 Crazyfists, letlive, lower definition, defeat the low, secret lives of the Freemasons to name a few
36 Crazyfists started in 1994. Has Glassjaw been around longer than that?
+Robert E GJ started in 1993
Robert E ehh his voice is not even close to Brock lindows. daryls voice almost sounds like Chino Moreno of deftones (1995-1997) in my opinion
gosh miss this band so much!
I came here to listen to glassjaw not some other person
16 years old already. Man, time fucking flies. I remember rocking this shit in high school when it came out
This needs more views. And more likes.
They always manage to make an amazing Chorus
Daryl the first singer to wear supreme, over a decade before tyler the creator
Tyler was like 16
Kids MADE Supreme in ‘95
Good catch !
Back when supreme was still a skate company. Now they're more into the whole hypebeast thing rather than skating, which they very loosely support.
@@xsiberiankissx They will be back to skating since Vans owns them now
this is one of my favorite songs like ever. I remember when I first discovered this band on a Warped Tour comp CD that i got as a present when i was in 11th grade. Boy did i ever fall in love with this song, and even to this day i still love it.
my favorite part is when he says "We are the most impassioned ugly people".
Because the majority of the world are....