fun fact- Richard Patrick, the singer for Fillter is the younger brother of actor Robert Patrick, who famously played the T-1000 in Terminator 2. And later had roles on tv in the X-files, The Unit, and sons of anrachy
This song is about R. Budd Dwyer, who was the Pennsylvania state treasurer. He was tried and found guilty of racketeering, bribery, fraud, and conspiracy. On January 22, 1987, he called a press conference where he pulled out a gun, put it in his mouth, and pulled the trigger.
@@toastysock I do not believe he was found innocent, he had already been convicted and was awaiting sentencing for the day after he shot himself, but I dont think they found out later he was innocent, but I could be wrong, but I remember all of this when it happened very clearly...
Nope! I’m wrong: Throughout Dwyer's trial and after his conviction, Dwyer maintained that he was not guilty of the charges for which he was convicted, and that his conviction resulted from political persecution. In 2010, former U.S. attorney James West, who prosecuted Dwyer, affirmed Dwyer's guilt,[4] stating that "the evidence against Dwyer was overwhelming and indisputable".[5] All posthumous appeals made by Dwyer's lawyers on Dwyer's behalf were denied, and his convictions were upheld.[6][7] Along with Barbara Hafer and Rob McCord, Dwyer is one of three former Pennsylvania State treasurers to be convicted of corruption since the 1980s
Man Lex is on top of things. When Brad paused it the first time, she could feel and knew the kick was coming... "ooooh it's gonna kick in". Lex, love how much you just can groove with the music and appreciate it for what it is and the vibe it is putting out. Love watching you guys and all the songs you select. Brings me back to my adolescence and growing up in the 90s when all these songs were new. Keep the reactions coming.
So did I Richard. Back in the 90's. I didn't understand the meaning because I was just rocking this song. The way they made this just became one of my favorites.
This song was new and an instant hit when I was in highschool. This song was actually a bonus track but the record producer heard it and told the band to put it on the album.
WOW. All these comments saying this is about Budd Dwyer. I had no idea. Loved this when it first came out and heard it a million times and now it sounds so different. Jezus.
When this song came out, everyone was mistaking the lyrics to be about Kurt Cobain. But, as many have pointed out, it's about Bud Dwyer, and is paying homage to the sacrifice he made publicly as a last act of defiance to clear his name. Richard is praising the courage he had to do it by saying, as a double meaning - "hey man, nice shot" - taking a shot at the unfair and corrupt justice system, as well as the literal meaning. Perfection.
Totally recommend "trip like I do" by Filter/the crystal Method. Why every reaction channel hasn't done that yet is beyond me but maybe get ahead of the curve? Anyway love your channel and this was the eleventh in a binge watch. Cheers!
Best song, it's the song that got me into filter. I was 11 when it came out, literally thought it was about falling over, oh how I learnt over the years.
Song is about a corrupt politician that got busted. Instead of facing justice he shot himself in the mouth blowing out the back of his head on national tv. The dude is a hero, saved us from having to pay for his housing and food in jail.
Ya, it went with that whole sceen of the main character driving in the car. Pantera's Cemetary Gates was also on that soundtrack. One of the greatest soundtracks ever.
@@jhamilton1007 I wouldn’t go that far. Take a look at The Crow soundtrack. NIN, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, the cure, Rollins band, violent femmes & a lot more. Produced by Trent Reznor.
The first time I heard this song was when Filter was the opening band for Guns n Roses in 2012 during the GNR residency shows at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas , and was so impressed by their performance, I became a instant fan. The singer , Richard Patrick told the audience before they did this song that this is the song that “ put his kids through college “ 😁
Yeah, you can scream without hurting yourself, like Brad said, it’s about being educated and in control. Maynard James Keenan of Tool is a good example of someone who has good control. Song was inspired by the public suicide of R. Budd Dwyer, (before Kurt Cobain died by suicide.) Richard Patrick, (singer for Filter/former member of Nine Inch Nails,) is very vocal about how that inspired him and that it was written before Cobain died. Patrick says that it got him thinking about what it must take for a person to do that-Dwyer held a press conference and shot himself in the middle of it in front of an audience so there’s video of it which floats around the internet to this day, (the press conference wasn’t some random event he decided to hold, he was being convicted of financial crimes and was going to prison.) If you like the sound of that, you might be into Stabbing Westward, “Shame”; Pitchshifter, “Genius”; Gravity Kills, “Guilty.”
Have never seen a reaction channel do Stabbing Westward at all . Love them a lot. Also Sepultura - Ratamahatta Soen - Opal, Savia, The Words Primus - Too Many Puppies, Wynona's Big Brown Beaver, My Name is Mud These bands have tons of great song I didn't list of course. lol
- When this came out we had no way to look up lyrics, in some cases they printed them inside the album cover but then you'd have to buy it or know someone who did because there was no internet to find images of the album inserts. In any case, none of these songs were written to be listened to like this for sure, having the next 10-15 seconds of words sitting static on a screen while you wait for the singer to get to them really hurts the vibe of just experiencing the music. In a lot of cases (not necessarily this one, don't really recall) the music videos were made to go along with the music as a sort of art piece and part of the experience, and you end up missing out on that too when you're watching the lyric videos.
It's crazy cuz I've listened to most these songs they review my entire life & with the lyrics up I'm like, "They said WHAT??!!! Been singing a third of the lyrics wrong all this time & quite honestly don't even care. Kinda made up my own narrative & meaning for them on a personal level & in a strange way makes them even more special to me. As you mention this I'm remembering sitting around with my friends rewinding over & over trying to figure out what they were actually saying because, ya... not too many albums contained all the lyrics & you really did have to work at it. You make a very good point about listening as the artist intended. Makes a VERY big difference on the impact & emotional connection a song can have.
This is how i listen to songs... No lyrics. Just the experience. Lyrics come later. Feel the vibe of the song. Lex listens to the song and dont care what it means.
The singer Richard Patrick was a guitarist for Nine Inch Nails before forming Filter. Hence why Filter has a very Industrial Metal sound. His brother Robert Patrick is an actor who was in Terminator 2: Judgement Day. He played the evil Terminator. Also, many people thought this song was made in reference to Nirvana's Kurt Cobain killing himself. Richard Patrick has repeatedly denied that though. This song is actually about R. Budd Dwyer who was a Pennsylvania State Treasurer who was found guilty of racketeering, bribery, fraud, and conspiracy. During a Live press conference Dwyer shot himself on Live TV.
I picked up this disc as soon as I’d heard this and “Take Another”. It shared time in my player with Orange 9mm’s “Driver Not Included”. “Glistening” off that album is a banger.
Lol I miss this jam. I actually did get to see this song in concert. Family Values Tour 1999 with Filter, Korn, Stained, Limp Bizkit, Primus , Orgy, DMX, Crystal Method, Redman and Methodman. Great memories! Great nostalgic song! Great reaction!
@@domri4203 I won tickets to this family values off of 98.9 the bear out of ft Wayne Rode down on a party bus! Limp biscuit nearly had the fans demo the building. So much hype just thinking on these memories
My very first concert. Family Values 99 in Dallas at Reunion Arena. Redman went out into the crowd and hit my joint. Then walked away with it. Pissed me off, lol
I also did my buddy won some thing at the concert and played the guitar player in ready 2 rumble when the concert started it was pretty crazy. Think it was 2000 tho KoRn and Primus weren't there I'm pretty sure
That's kinda the downside to this stuff. There's absolutely some music that isn't about "meaning" in any really tangible way; but there's other stuff that's quite deep with heavy story telling, and when they're going into this completely blind song after song they can end up in the wrong headspace for a song. Miss the deeper meaning of one song while overanalyzing another one with little depth of meaning. But, hey, is what it is, no real way around that.
Loved this song the very first time I heard it!! & you just never hear it anymore!! Love the song, love the reaction!! Glad to see y'all reacting to songs that are a blast from the past for some of us!!
My 10th grade English teacher dated Richard Patrick the lead singer . She went to high school with Trent Reznor and others. She married a restaurant tycoon.
That's awesome! For those that don't know, Richard Patrick (Filter's lead singer) is Robert Patrick (The T1000 from T2 Judgement Day)'s brother. Richard was also one of the original members of Nine Inch Nails.
Filter is a 1-man project by guitarist/vocalist Richard Patrick... he was the guitarist in Nine Inch Nails in the early 90's... he quit to form Filter in '95. He's the brother of actor Robert Patrick (Terminator 2 , Walk the line , X-Files)
Totally agree with the Helmet suggestion! So many great Helmet songs to choose from including Milquetoast, Exactly What You Wanted, and of course Unsung.
Initially people thought this was about Kurt Cobain but the lead singer came out and said it was about Bud Dwyer. I regretfully downloaded the Bud Dwyer suicide press conference when I was in college, it’s pretty messed up / disturbing.
I've always loved this song. Never knew it was about Budd Dwyer. I didn't know about Budd until "the last podcast on the left" covered his story. Poor man. RIP
@Sukhpal Bhogal - We introduced our soon-to-be 18-year-old daughter to Terminator 2, a few weeks ago. When the T-1000 came on screen, the first thing I said to my daughter is, "That's Filter's brother". She was an instant fan of T2, since she has been a Filter fan for a bit.
@@dharvell thats awesome man, i didnt know my self untill i saw them supporting Papa Roach here in the UK, and my mate told me and I didn't believe him lol
This song was always a local anthem during 90s Red Wings hockey. The local radio station would mix in exciting announcer audio of hits and goals from the playoff games. It's a jam!
Absolutely! There was a highlight video of the Red Wings-Avalanche grudge match, the McCarty-Lemieux funfest, set to this song. It was dead solid perfect. Taken down, unfortunately.
I still think of this song on the movie soundtrack from "Demon Nights". Some songs fit movies so well, like Golgatha Tenement Blues on "The Crow" or Down with the sickness from "Dawn of the Dead"
@@Souldoubtrocks30 years while murderers get out in 10-12 & sometimes less. Also his family was eligible for $1 mil if he died in office and obviously he was about to be removed from office
Saw them live for the first time in 2016. I had been listening to them since this album released in 1995. They were awesome live, 21 years after first hearing them.
I was working in the AV room in high school and watching a news conference on the little TV we had there and that's when R Budd Dwyer shot himself at the podium during a news conference on his embezzlement charges. That's why a lot more news channels went to a 7 second broadcast delay after that.
Skinny Puppy rolled footage of that incident as part of their stage front TVs video footage during the "Too Daek Park" tour. Pretty shocking to see that again during a concert at College Park Maryland.
You guys should listen to "Helmet "and "fuel "too. So much good music came out in the 90's ..It was a great time time be a teenager and early 20's music lover .. All before the iphone and internet ,man I miss those days.I love your channel ,can't get enough of it .. !!!
I remember this! He did it, press conference! R Bud Dywer. Was in my early teens. News showed him pull it out, then say calm down,put it in his mouth and!!!!
Fun fact (which may already have been said). Richard Patrick (who pretty much is Filter, and formerly of NIN) is the younger brother of Robert Patrick who played the T1000 in Terminator 2. That blew my mind when I found out.
Need more '90s vibes? Gotta go with: Meat Puppets - Backwater Space Hog - In the Meantime Smashing Pumpkins - Zero Hole - Use Once and Destroy Helmet - Unsung Rollins Band - Liar
Fun fact: Richard Patrick (singer/main guy) is the brother of actor Robert Patrick (bad Terminator in Terminator 2) I've seen them live, one of my favorite bands. They can still bring it. Dude knows how to use his voice properly.
Song is about an American politician who pulled a 44 magnum from a manilla envelope at a press conference and shot himself in front of everyone there. It's on one of the Faces of Death videos.
Seconded. Some great KMFDM tracks: A Drug Against War, Juke Joint Jezebel, Murder My Heart, Looking For Strange. As for Ministry: Jesus Built my Hotrod, Just One Fix, Burning Inside
Both A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste or Psalm 69 are worth listening to in their entirety. Heck, I think Ministry's With Sympathy is worth a listen too, although it's far different than everything that followed
Stated below also, Bud Dwyer was a state official in Pennsylvania. He was charged with several crimes due to his alleged misconduct. He called a news conference and killed himself in front of the media. The band wrote this about that.
I never really listened to the words. I just got lost in the music along with the sound of his voice. Y'all should check out Chevelle if y'all haven't yet.
I can't wait for you to get into Industrial music. Richard Patrick was in Nine Inch Nails and this first album 'Short Bus' is great straight through. I can't wait for you to get to Nine Inch Nails.
I actually have a rare video where they used this song to promote the newest mod (The British are coming) to the original Battle Field1942 PC game that came out in the 90's. I have it on my page and you're all welcome to go see it. The song fits the video perfectly!
fun fact- Richard Patrick, the singer for Fillter is the younger brother of actor Robert Patrick, who famously played the T-1000 in Terminator 2. And later had roles on tv in the X-files, The Unit, and sons of anrachy
That is a fun fact! Thank you. Love Robert Patrick
That's amazing. This song was used in season 3, episode 3 of X-files. Way before Patrick came to the show.
Richard Patrick was also the first touring guitarist for Nine Inch Nails and appears in several of Trent's videos from back in the day.
Nice!
Don’t forget striptease
This song is about R. Budd Dwyer, who was the Pennsylvania state treasurer. He was tried and found guilty of racketeering, bribery, fraud, and conspiracy. On January 22, 1987, he called a press conference where he pulled out a gun, put it in his mouth, and pulled the trigger.
And there's a video on TH-cam that shows this event unfolding
And later found innocent.
The song stems from Richard Patrick seeing this live when he was a kid.
@@toastysock I do not believe he was found innocent, he had already been convicted and was awaiting sentencing for the day after he shot himself, but I dont think they found out later he was innocent, but I could be wrong, but I remember all of this when it happened very clearly...
He also left a letter for his family. What a tragic event.
Lex's face when the second drop hit and she knew it was coming. Right on. The couch can barely contain Lex when the drops hit.
Budd Dwyer, shot himself at a press conference in front of the cameras. Brutal, don't watch it. Great song though.
yes very disturbing videothat shows the breaking point of a man falsely accused.
@@atomicpunk520 Falsly accused? Source?
@@pulsarlights2825 i believe he was acquitted of the charges post mortem
Nope! I’m wrong: Throughout Dwyer's trial and after his conviction, Dwyer maintained that he was not guilty of the charges for which he was convicted, and that his conviction resulted from political persecution. In 2010, former U.S. attorney James West, who prosecuted Dwyer, affirmed Dwyer's guilt,[4] stating that "the evidence against Dwyer was overwhelming and indisputable".[5] All posthumous appeals made by Dwyer's lawyers on Dwyer's behalf were denied, and his convictions were upheld.[6][7] Along with Barbara Hafer and Rob McCord, Dwyer is one of three former Pennsylvania State treasurers to be convicted of corruption since the 1980s
So much blood
Man Lex is on top of things. When Brad paused it the first time, she could feel and knew the kick was coming... "ooooh it's gonna kick in". Lex, love how much you just can groove with the music and appreciate it for what it is and the vibe it is putting out. Love watching you guys and all the songs you select. Brings me back to my adolescence and growing up in the 90s when all these songs were new. Keep the reactions coming.
The sound of the deep blue water bring me back to my adolescence😈
I've loved this song since the first time I heard it back in the day
So did I Richard. Back in the 90's. I didn't understand the meaning because I was just rocking this song. The way they made this just became one of my favorites.
Very cathartic to play too
This song was new and an instant hit when I was in highschool. This song was actually a bonus track but the record producer heard it and told the band to put it on the album.
I love Lex’s enthusiasm for rock music. Her appreciation is so much fun to watch.
WOW. All these comments saying this is about Budd Dwyer. I had no idea. Loved this when it first came out and heard it a million times and now it sounds so different. Jezus.
I think it was months after the song came out that we learned the story behind it.
@@bothellkenmore It’s like a different song now - it’s crazy.
Most definitely is about him. Sad, someone lost a life.
There's a great documentary about Budd Dwyer. I grew up and still live in PA. He was framed!
When this song came out, everyone was mistaking the lyrics to be about Kurt Cobain. But, as many have pointed out, it's about Bud Dwyer, and is paying homage to the sacrifice he made publicly as a last act of defiance to clear his name. Richard is praising the courage he had to do it by saying, as a double meaning - "hey man, nice shot" - taking a shot at the unfair and corrupt justice system, as well as the literal meaning. Perfection.
Totally recommend "trip like I do" by Filter/the crystal Method. Why every reaction channel hasn't done that yet is beyond me but maybe get ahead of the curve? Anyway love your channel and this was the eleventh in a binge watch. Cheers!
Excellent track.
Love that song!!!!!!
I freaking love that song! That one I got!
Off the Spawn soundtrack which was killer
Best song, it's the song that got me into filter. I was 11 when it came out, literally thought it was about falling over, oh how I learnt over the years.
Song is about a corrupt politician that got busted. Instead of facing justice he shot himself in the mouth blowing out the back of his head on national tv. The dude is a hero, saved us from having to pay for his housing and food in jail.
I remember that
Yeah well look him up, I believe he was later exonerated.
@@cliffordreynolds1835 Eh, don't care enough, don't even remember the dudes name.
“Let me slander the guy who was exonerated and then say I don’t care to look it up or spread false information”
@ You will get over it.
this was the Intro for "Tales of the Crypt's DEMON NIGHT" 🎶
That was such a great movie.
Ya, it went with that whole sceen of the main character driving in the car. Pantera's Cemetary Gates was also on that soundtrack. One of the greatest soundtracks ever.
Every time I hear this I think of that movie
@@jhamilton1007 I wouldn’t go that far. Take a look at The Crow soundtrack. NIN, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, the cure, Rollins band, violent femmes & a lot more. Produced by Trent Reznor.
Possibly my favorite intro to any horror movie. It set the tone so great without any cheesy jump-scares or cliche synth music.
The first time I heard this song was when Filter was the opening band for Guns n Roses in 2012 during the GNR residency shows at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas , and was so impressed by their performance, I became a instant fan. The singer , Richard Patrick told the audience before they did this song that this is the song that “ put his kids through college “ 😁
Filter is one of those underrated and forgotten artists , does some killer covers too . Filter and the crystel method is a must listen to .
Yeah, you can scream without hurting yourself, like Brad said, it’s about being educated and in control. Maynard James Keenan of Tool is a good example of someone who has good control.
Song was inspired by the public suicide of R. Budd Dwyer, (before Kurt Cobain died by suicide.) Richard Patrick, (singer for Filter/former member of Nine Inch Nails,) is very vocal about how that inspired him and that it was written before Cobain died. Patrick says that it got him thinking about what it must take for a person to do that-Dwyer held a press conference and shot himself in the middle of it in front of an audience so there’s video of it which floats around the internet to this day, (the press conference wasn’t some random event he decided to hold, he was being convicted of financial crimes and was going to prison.)
If you like the sound of that, you might be into Stabbing Westward, “Shame”; Pitchshifter, “Genius”; Gravity Kills, “Guilty.”
Save yourself too
Great song recommendations! Haven't listened to Gravity Kills in a while.
Also reminds of Silverchair - Freak
Mmmm. Gravity Kills! Nobody reacts to that. That would be awesome.
Have never seen a reaction channel do Stabbing Westward at all . Love them a lot.
Also Sepultura - Ratamahatta
Soen - Opal, Savia, The Words
Primus - Too Many Puppies, Wynona's Big Brown Beaver, My Name is Mud
These bands have tons of great song I didn't list of course. lol
One of the reasons I like watching reactions is all the GREAT songs I forgot I loved! Also, you guys are awesome!
- When this came out we had no way to look up lyrics, in some cases they printed them inside the album cover but then you'd have to buy it or know someone who did because there was no internet to find images of the album inserts. In any case, none of these songs were written to be listened to like this for sure, having the next 10-15 seconds of words sitting static on a screen while you wait for the singer to get to them really hurts the vibe of just experiencing the music. In a lot of cases (not necessarily this one, don't really recall) the music videos were made to go along with the music as a sort of art piece and part of the experience, and you end up missing out on that too when you're watching the lyric videos.
i agree i feel like they should listen to the songs as the artists intends then look up the lyrics after for clarification
@@bengeek1 ... Lex does this almost all of the time. She never really pays attention to lyrics. This is also how I've always listened.
I think it all depends on how a person enjoys music. For me, knowing the lyrics can vastly change how much I enjoy a song.
It's crazy cuz I've listened to most these songs they review my entire life & with the lyrics up I'm like, "They said WHAT??!!!
Been singing a third of the lyrics wrong all this time & quite honestly don't even care. Kinda made up my own narrative & meaning for them on a personal level & in a strange way makes them even more special to me.
As you mention this I'm remembering sitting around with my friends rewinding over & over trying to figure out what they were actually saying because, ya... not too many albums contained all the lyrics & you really did have to work at it.
You make a very good point about listening as the artist intended. Makes a VERY big difference on the impact & emotional connection a song can have.
This is how i listen to songs... No lyrics. Just the experience. Lyrics come later. Feel the vibe of the song. Lex listens to the song and dont care what it means.
you paused it right when it was about to kick in and left me singing loud by myself lololol, saw this band live in baton rouge, great show.
The singer Richard Patrick was a guitarist for Nine Inch Nails before
forming Filter. Hence why Filter has a very Industrial Metal sound. His
brother Robert Patrick is an actor who was in Terminator 2: Judgement
Day. He played the evil Terminator. Also, many people thought this song
was made in reference to Nirvana's Kurt Cobain killing himself. Richard
Patrick has repeatedly denied that though. This song is actually about
R. Budd Dwyer who was a Pennsylvania State Treasurer who was found
guilty of racketeering, bribery, fraud, and conspiracy. During a Live
press conference Dwyer shot himself on Live TV.
I picked up this disc as soon as I’d heard this and “Take Another”. It shared time in my player with Orange 9mm’s “Driver Not Included”. “Glistening” off that album is a banger.
Lol I miss this jam. I actually did get to see this song in concert. Family Values Tour 1999 with Filter, Korn, Stained, Limp Bizkit, Primus , Orgy, DMX, Crystal Method, Redman and Methodman. Great memories! Great nostalgic song! Great reaction!
My first concert. MSA in Indy.
@@domri4203 I won tickets to this family values off of 98.9 the bear out of ft Wayne
Rode down on a party bus! Limp biscuit nearly had the fans demo the building. So much hype just thinking on these memories
My very first concert. Family Values 99 in Dallas at Reunion Arena. Redman went out into the crowd and hit my joint. Then walked away with it. Pissed me off, lol
Was there !!
I also did my buddy won some thing at the concert and played the guitar player in ready 2 rumble when the concert started it was pretty crazy. Think it was 2000 tho KoRn and Primus weren't there I'm pretty sure
LEX: "Listen to that guitar solo!"
BRAD: "yeah but what does it mean?"
If only he could get out of his own way and just enjoy the music. There's always time to analyze later.
I've written solos for decades, mostly pure channeling of inpiration. Creativity. Rarely "mean" anything. Going to be very different when they do.
That's kinda the downside to this stuff. There's absolutely some music that isn't about "meaning" in any really tangible way; but there's other stuff that's quite deep with heavy story telling, and when they're going into this completely blind song after song they can end up in the wrong headspace for a song. Miss the deeper meaning of one song while overanalyzing another one with little depth of meaning. But, hey, is what it is, no real way around that.
i love the juxtaposition
Jealous tool
Great song! Classic 90’s Grunge!
Hey. Thanks for this. Every time I'm reminded I end up listening to "Short Bus" for days. It's been a bit. 👍
Y'all gotta hit Possum Kingdom by The Toadies.
💯 agreed!
Great song
Or Tyler
The Toadies were the best live band I have ever seen. Ivlast saw them in '03.
@@bradleyflinn7508 my favorite band!
Loved this song the very first time I heard it!! & you just never hear it anymore!! Love the song, love the reaction!! Glad to see y'all reacting to songs that are a blast from the past for some of us!!
Spot on with the horror movie vibe Lex, it was also used as the opening theme song for Tales From the Crypt: Demon Knight.
The guy who sings this, his older brother is the bad guy from Terminator 2, Robert Patrick.
My 10th grade English teacher dated Richard Patrick the lead singer . She went to high school with Trent Reznor and others. She married a restaurant tycoon.
That's awesome! For those that don't know, Richard Patrick (Filter's lead singer) is Robert Patrick (The T1000 from T2 Judgement Day)'s brother. Richard was also one of the original members of Nine Inch Nails.
@@KMFDM781 Loved NIN. I would wear my filter and NIN shirts in class and that is how we found out.
When this first came out I went to see Filter in a club in Fort Lauderdale FL. The name of the club was The Edge. Awesome show.
Gotta do "Trip like I do!!!!" Filter was really good. Also Bush...
thats a banger
Intense song. Big hit from the SPAWN movie
@@tanks4dmemories662 Spawn's soundtrack is one of my all time faves.... The collabs are all really well done
i think he did that with the chemical bros. great song!
@@kharma7755 YESSS!! My fave is Tiny Rubberbands with Butthole Surfers and Moby - super deep groove
The song is from soundtrack Demon Night the movie
OMG! I love this song and I couldn't remember who sang it! Thank you!
Filter is a 1-man project by guitarist/vocalist Richard Patrick... he was the guitarist in Nine Inch Nails in the early 90's... he quit to form Filter in '95.
He's the brother of actor Robert Patrick (Terminator 2 , Walk the line , X-Files)
Another great band like this is HELMET: "Unsung."
I was going to suggest the same song.
Yes!!
Totally agree with the Helmet suggestion! So many great Helmet songs to choose from including Milquetoast, Exactly What You Wanted, and of course Unsung.
R.I.P. Budd Dwyer
Yes exactly, what a devastating video 😯
There is a really good documentary on this I watched a few years back. I'm sure anyone who wanted to could easily find it.
I used to drive around jammin’ and screaming (singing) this song all the time back then. Great release. You should try it.
The only other Filter song I knew was “The Best Things”, now another banger, thanks to your video. Great reaction 🙋🏻♀️🙌🏼👍🏼👏🏼💜🇨🇦
Take A Picture and Welcome To The Fold were big songs for them too.
@@kitoyobeni1 actually I also know “take a picture”. Thanks.
Initially people thought this was about Kurt Cobain but the lead singer came out and said it was about Bud Dwyer. I regretfully downloaded the Bud Dwyer suicide press conference when I was in college, it’s pretty messed up / disturbing.
Shit, I forgot to watch that Bud Dwyer video today.
Love filter thanks guys! This isn’t even their best offering by far. A very under appreciated group.
I've always loved this song. Never knew it was about Budd Dwyer. I didn't know about Budd until "the last podcast on the left" covered his story. Poor man. RIP
the singer in this band is T-1000's brother from Terminator 2 . Welcome to the fold is a good tune by them
@Sukhpal Bhogal - We introduced our soon-to-be 18-year-old daughter to Terminator 2, a few weeks ago. When the T-1000 came on screen, the first thing I said to my daughter is, "That's Filter's brother". She was an instant fan of T2, since she has been a Filter fan for a bit.
@@dharvell thats awesome man, i didnt know my self untill i saw them supporting Papa Roach here in the UK, and my mate told me and I didn't believe him lol
Love you both!🤘
Great song great live music great concert on mtv. Where they do two songs
Filter has a great catalogue! Please cover some more!
ThIs song to me is one that you never get sick of hearing. Badass!
This song was always a local anthem during 90s Red Wings hockey. The local radio station would mix in exciting announcer audio of hits and goals from the playoff games. It's a jam!
Absolutely! There was a highlight video of the Red Wings-Avalanche grudge match, the McCarty-Lemieux funfest, set to this song. It was dead solid perfect. Taken down, unfortunately.
@@laurabrevitz3944 I remember that video! Also 90s Redwings hockey is the best sports memories I have. It was a special time
Great song.
I still think of this song on the movie soundtrack from "Demon Nights". Some songs fit movies so well, like Golgatha Tenement Blues on "The Crow" or Down with the sickness from "Dawn of the Dead"
Filter is so slept on. They have some epic albums!
Based on a politician who shot himself in a meeting I believe. Filmed.
Bud Dwyer 30th straight treasurer of PA who can convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison and 300k fine shot himself on live tv.
It was broadcast live on our local news channels. I watched it in real time. Horrifying.
@@johnrohrbaugh7217 oh hell. That sucks.
@@johnrohrbaugh7217 From what I read, it got replayed on the news, too. And it was a snow day, so kids were home from school, I believe.
@@Souldoubtrocks30 years while murderers get out in 10-12 & sometimes less. Also his family was eligible for $1 mil if he died in office and obviously he was about to be removed from office
Saw them live for the first time in 2016. I had been listening to them since this album released in 1995. They were awesome live, 21 years after first hearing them.
I was working in the AV room in high school and watching a news conference on the little TV we had there and that's when R Budd Dwyer shot himself at the podium during a news conference on his embezzlement charges. That's why a lot more news channels went to a 7 second broadcast delay after that.
Skinny Puppy rolled footage of that incident as part of their stage front TVs video footage during the "Too Daek Park" tour. Pretty shocking to see that again during a concert at College Park Maryland.
I remember people thinking this song was about Kurt Cobain and the band had to come out publicly and say it wasn't.
My first concert was Filter....memories of being 15. 🙂
You guys should listen to "Helmet "and "fuel "too. So much good music came out in the 90's ..It was a great time time be a teenager and early 20's music lover .. All before the iphone and internet ,man I miss those days.I love your channel ,can't get enough of it .. !!!
Yeah, you don't want to see the thing this is based on, it's pretty graphic.
Definitely made me pause eating my tomato soup when I saw it.
I remember this! He did it, press conference! R Bud Dywer. Was in my early teens. News showed him pull it out, then say calm down,put it in his mouth and!!!!
I played a lot of Laser Tag both for fun and tournaments (Q-zar specifically) early-mid 90’s and this song was fooking epic for that!
Damn I miss the 90's
Me too, car's and truck's were built better than today. I had a 4wd ranger with a built 4.0 liter it.
Fun fact (which may already have been said). Richard Patrick (who pretty much is Filter, and formerly of NIN) is the younger brother of Robert Patrick who played the T1000 in Terminator 2. That blew my mind when I found out.
if i could like this twice i would! Awesome content
Freakin’ Cable Guy basketball scene. Jim Damn Carey.
Probably Jim Carey’s best movie.
This song was on the regular show one time during a basketball scene
Need more '90s vibes? Gotta go with:
Meat Puppets - Backwater
Space Hog - In the Meantime
Smashing Pumpkins - Zero
Hole - Use Once and Destroy
Helmet - Unsung
Rollins Band - Liar
some nice throw backs there! love all of them
I love Zero
I would love to see their reaction to Liar. Such a great, forgotten 90s song
Fun fact: Richard Patrick (singer/main guy) is the brother of actor Robert Patrick (bad Terminator in Terminator 2)
I've seen them live, one of my favorite bands. They can still bring it. Dude knows how to use his voice properly.
I can't believe you went here. I love it.
Song is about an American politician who pulled a 44 magnum from a manilla envelope at a press conference and shot himself in front of everyone there. It's on one of the Faces of Death videos.
Ahh, some more industrial music. Lex totally got the vibe right
Careful now! Industrial snobs will throw a bitch fit for calling "pOp RoCk" like this & NIN 'industrial'! lol
ahhhh Filter. oldie but goodie. this song was in cable guy with jim carey
Industrial was one of my favorite genres growing up. You should definitely check out Ministry, Stabbing Westward, and KMFDM.
Seconded. Some great KMFDM tracks: A Drug Against War, Juke Joint Jezebel, Murder My Heart, Looking For Strange.
As for Ministry: Jesus Built my Hotrod, Just One Fix, Burning Inside
@@jonbjorling3337 TV 2, Psalm 69
Both A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste or Psalm 69 are worth listening to in their entirety. Heck, I think Ministry's With Sympathy is worth a listen too, although it's far different than everything that followed
Gravity Kills, Prick
Awesome tune, thanks!
Stated below also, Bud Dwyer was a state official in Pennsylvania. He was charged with several crimes due to his
alleged misconduct. He called a news conference and killed himself in front of the media. The band wrote this about that.
Check out Filters Welcome to the Fold.. make sure it's the full album version.. because the radio edit cut out some of the song
I never really listened to the words. I just got lost in the music along with the sound of his voice. Y'all should check out Chevelle if y'all haven't yet.
Opening scene in tales from the crypt demon night used this song. It was epic!
one of my fav songs. Loved it since I watched Demon Knight.
This is a song that I loved , hear the solo always sounds like a Harley Davidson . Call me crazy
Yes! Welcome to my neighborhood!
So many great songs from the 90’s! A lot of one hit wonders, but one hit is better than no hits
Did you forget about their song “take a picture”? Guess you can’t classify them as a one hit wonder.
One of the best screams in the game. You need to do miss blue, that’s another vibe 🤘🏻
Whoever requested this track, I love you. I haven’t heard this in so long. I love you, I love them. Nice Shot
Richard Patrick was a hired gun. A studio musician that out grew that role. He use to play with Alice Cooper.
It's Handy BRAD Y WITH HIS LITTLE HAT ON 😅🤠🤙
Heh, Lex's face on this one was fantastic! I used to Jam this song decades ago.
They don't know how dark this song is 😁
I love you two's dynamic. You can see immediately when Lex confuses Brad. It's great because I'm just as dumbfounded.
lmao. have been singing "Hey man, how's it golng" for 26 years! Guess I should have read the lyrics sooner
They were great live at a small venue in the beginning
I can't wait for you to get into Industrial music. Richard Patrick was in Nine Inch Nails and this first album 'Short Bus' is great straight through. I can't wait for you to get to Nine Inch Nails.
One of the darkest mainstream songs I’ve ever had the pleasure to discuss with some of my wonderful teachers over the years.
“Take A Picture” ❤️
True story, I saw it live on TV when I was a kid
Lex is straight vibing
Brad is done and over, he just doesnt know it yet. Lex is one of us now, she is under control of energy and vibes an ALL OURS!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is literally about an incident where the man pulled a gun on live TV, stuck it in his mouth, and blew his brains out.
They should all do that!!!
They also have another hit called "take my picture" which is totally upbeat.
I actually have a rare video where they used this song to promote the newest mod (The British are coming) to the original Battle Field1942 PC game that came out in the 90's. I have it on my page and you're all welcome to go see it. The song fits the video perfectly!
Lex made that stank face at the end😂
Some Cleveland rock right there! Hell yea! If you stay with the Cleveland area, check out Mushroomhead or Chimaira.
If there was ever a song that does exactly what it sets out to do...