Injury Reserve - BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX [REACTION]
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“you know you ain’t gonna see nolifeshaq reacting to this one, you’re here for a reason.” 😭🤣🤣 love this man
Carrots. 🥕
This album is truly unlike anything I’ve ever heard. I know a lot of people say that about different experimental hip hop works, but this is truly something special. Phenomenal project.
Give Exmilitary a listen if you're into this
@@bigroddempsey4082 death grips definitely paved the way for music like this to be created and exist, but imo this album surpasses exmilitary.
@@TheMadvillainy I like it more as well, but I'm just suggesting music he can listen to
I feel like this is one of the few hiphop albums that genuinely feels like and evokes incredibly negative emotions in an indescribable way
@ayyy__donkey i feel like while they have progressed far beyond the sound of that album, exmilitary stays the blueprint for every album after. while every album is unique, you can in some way trace some of the sounds or ideas back to exmilitary.
Top Picks for You is absolutely unbelievable. Beyond words for me. Perfect, beautiful, devastating song.
This entire album is honestly just so horrifying and beautiful i havent had a musical connection with anything like it
@@nauruball5162 🤜🤛
Love your pfp.
accidentally clicked on ur profile and omg you have the best taste w your subscriptions LMAOOO also W pfp
The guitar part being sampled on 'Knees' is from the song 'Sweater' by the British rock band black midi. I would love to see you react to some of their music, it's very experimental and a great modern rock band.
Yes please
Oh yes
Their drummer Morgan also plays drums on "Outside" and is credited as a writer. Plus one of their contemporaries, Black Country, New Road is also sampled on "Superman That"
@@Mandibularmenace what BCNR song is sampled in ‘Superman That’? It’s been driving me mad
I agree
Parker corey killed it on the production it blows my mind like how do you even come up with these sounds led alone put it together this album is a masterpiece
For me Top Picks For You is one of the most deeply emotional songs I've heard in the last few years. The concept and Ritchie's delivery, the stark, otherworldly, oddly industrial soundscape it creates is so vivid I can close my eyes and picture it as a place, everything just gels so perfectly. I absolutely love this album but that song is fast becoming one of my all time favourites.
Yeah I love how incredibly emotionally raw the lyrics are too
song always makes me bawl my eyes out
I was so high when I listened to this album
Ever since that night, my life hasn’t been the same
RIP Groggs 🙏
That's an experience I wouldn't dare have lmao
Same brother
I was ethereally high, in my car parked at my deck, sobbing to Top Picks for my first listen. I'm beyond stoked for the ATL show
I feel it, I was smoking a backwood w my cousin while listening to this album and it literally exploded my fucking mind
This album sounds like a dusty apocalypse. The soundplay is mental with good headphones. The lyrics (you really need genius lmao) are deep emotions of paranoia, denial, feeling overwhelmed, etc. It was a tough first listen, but ive been surprised how much I eventually came back to all the tracks. Love this album man, RIP Groggs.
This is one of the most unique albums I've ever heard.
This is such crappy fucking sounds. This isn’t music. Wtf is this junk
@@mannygill9181 It’s great. You just don’t like it and that’s fine
@@mannygill9181 it took me a few listens but outside, superman that, ss san francisco, top picks for you, postpostpartum, knees, and bye storm are all amazing pieces of art
@@mannygill9181 L
Dyldox yes. You take an L for thinking this is music.
timestamps, for me
0:10 outside
2:08 superman that
3:31 ss san francisco
5:05 footwork in a forest fire
7:09 ground zero
9:45 smoke don’t clear
10:59 top picks for you
13:00 wild wild west
14:16 postpostpartum
16:49 knees
19:13 bye storm
good video jon!
Outside makes me experience so many emotions that I didn’t know existed. That track is amazing
Man I've been listening to this masterpiece almost every day and I feel like I'm hearing a completely different album since the first listen. 10/10 for me honestly
production matters 🔥🔥❣️
Production > everything
thank parker
@@cph4314 tell that to Daniel Johnson
my first listen to this album was seeing Ritchie and Parker perform it live in Cardiff in june in a crowded, warm room filled with smoke that they added for aesthetics. truly a chilling and scary album when everything is unravelling infront of you and ritchie is absolutely pouring his heart out in every song.
I was waiting on this one! Didn't think you'd do it but glad to see it on here. One of my favorite albums this year. I can't wait to see them on tour. RIP Groggs.
“Oh the literal sound of a panic attack, excellent” my thoughts exactly 😂
thank you so much for doing this jon 🙏 i know as this becomes a full time gig it can be hard to justify doing smaller artists when you can do big artists singles and get way more views out of it. just know it is appreciated!!
Man, I know it's still early but i think this might be my favorite album of the decade. I've never heard a rap producer with more of an organic approach to production. It's like AI capabilities how completely fused Parker Corey is with the sounds he works with on this album. This is the most a rap producer has ever embodied the spirit of free jazz imo. Rivals some of the best producers in electronic music today (i.e. arca etc) And the absolutely mastery of rapping it takes to not just match the production but just like effortlessly dance over it the way Ritchie and Groggs do, man, especially Ritchie. It's music like this that really makes you appreciate the intimacy of creating music as a group. There are few things people can do outside of sex and religion where they can be more aligned with each other's souls than creating art together. The effortless trust it takes to make something this fluid and simultaneously this tight. This is music that people make when the fabric of their lives become truly permanently intertwined. I envy this type of relationship more than any romantic one I've ever seen. And that intertwining only makes the pain on this album that more real. I wish the best for Ritchie and Parker regularly, to have it and lose it is to feel more than most people will ever get to. Only track on here i don't really like that much is smoke don't clear, but even with that, with the perspective of art as our primary vehicle to catalog the feeling of human experience, it would feel disrespectful to call this anything less than perfect.
Praying for Corey and Ritchie.
This, Donda and Haram are my picks for AOTY.
Great Review my good man.
Top Picks For You has to be my song of the year so far. It’s such an incredible idea for a track.
you a real one for doing albums like this JD. gotta be able to chase the bag/views, but still cover cool shit like this 👍
Absolutely love this album, breath of fresh air! Such an interesting listen that takes time to understand and dig into… something that will keep me listening for a long time 👌🏻
No song makes me cry like knees, it’s just so crushing man.
nothing could have prepared me for this album, it's genuinely something fresh new and haunting. the pure sadness in this is huge but it doesn't put you down in a way. I listen to this every day since it came out, a 10/10 for me and in the comments I see for many too.
My favorite fusion rifle listens to Injury Reserve? Amazing.
i can‘t take this comment serious because of your pfp😭😭😭
Beautiful album. The last song actually samples Brian Eno‘s closing track from Here Come The Warm Jets. Another great album to add to the must listens!
Jon, I think you’d be blown away by Black Midi - the band Injury Reserve sampled on “knees”. Cavalcade and Schlagenheim are mind meltingly good albums.
wait for real they sampled black midi? thats fuckin nutty i had no idea.
@@rainbowvomitself yeah they sampled "Sweater"
@@rainbowvomitself they also sampled Black Country, New Road on superman that
Whoever is fighting Jon in his jiu jitsu classes is going a bit too rough on him
on the topic of death grips, NEED to listen to Bottomless Pit. Truly incredible project from start to finish
One of the most entertaining reactions from you in awhile - truly an incredible album
As a fan of some incredible pop music but also challenging music I respect you a lot
“Top Picks For You” song of the year
This is up there, Havin Nothin by Ka is probably mine
"Imagine grabbing the aux and putting this on at a party... And just watching the world burn. " got me, because I absolutely am the monster that'd do that.
Such an experience of an album, loved it completely even if I was lost most of the time.
This album is like an emotional behemoth to me and I started it but couldn’t finish it so I’m glad I can get this version to get to grips with it I’m in love with this album
If you need something weird and challenging, listen to the black midi album from this year. Injury Reserve sampled them on Knees
i wish i could hear 'top picks for you' for the first time again
When i first listened to the album I listened to Top Picks For You passively not really paying attention to the music and it is one of the biggest musical regrets I've ever had
Hearing it live was almost like hearing it for the first time again
@@thief594 Honestly it was church, we were all beautifully mourning the energy was infinite. The Atlanta show was hard as fuck
@@ChappieCrosby oh shit the atlanta show was the one i was at. I was the kid with the long pink hair crying in the back
Loved everything injury reserve did before this and went to their show in Amsterdam like 2 years ago. This album was tough to listen to first time but it grows on you so hard
If you’ve ever lost a friend in the internet age, when they still had things like Twitter accounts or instagrams, still being able to see them when the real person is gone… there’s not really a song I’ve heard that captures that feeling other than Top Picks for You. You gotta be in the right headspace for this album, but I go back to that track an awful lot.
Aoty for me, they just went nuts with the creativity
listening to Knees within the context of the album made me shed a few tears
Injury Reserve is easily one of my favorite hip-hop groups, this album is a beautiful and strange addition to one of the strongest discographies in the genre. RIP STEPA J GROGGS FOREVER.
P.S. - If you decide to check out more Death Grips, I recommend listening to their debut mixtape "Exmilitary" and then their second album "No Love Deep Web." Eventually work your way up to the absolute mad genius of "The Powers That B." Cheers bro.
WE NEED THAT DEATH GRIPS EXMILITARY REACTION
this album sounds like if bodymeat and deathgrips had a baby then that baby got adopted by slauson malone and raised in the woods by a pack of wolves then coming back to the current world.
That sounds like the best worst upbringing
Knees & bye storm are insane last 2 tracks. Great album.
I just listened to it the first time last night, I still have no words. It’s such a great confusion
This is my album of the year for now, or at least this is what I am led to believe by the fact that I can't stop listening to it since it came out.
If you liked this, I think you should definitely try Clipping (who made my last aoty). This record is like Clipping+Death Grips+something completely new, a bit more melodic.
I have been waiting for you to react to this one. Great album
The black midi sample on knees is absolutely so incredible
The feature on SS San Fransisco, Zelooperz released his own album recently that I would recommend checking out, it's called Van Gogh's Left Ear
The funniest pat of this review was where Jon is nodding his head trying to find the beat and then after a few seconds giving up in befuddlement 😅. Enjoyed the review.
Bye Storm is the perfect conclusion. The rest of the album takes your breath away and makes you think and feel so many things. It’s so mournful and desperate. It feels like the drums and synths are screaming, and Ritchie is barely keeping himself together. But then you get this wave of warmth and hope, and the message that yeah - shit happens, and sometimes that shit can be unbearable and you don’t know if you’ll be able to survive it since you see so many other people not able to, but all that you can do is try. They felt a storm of goodbyes - a loud and chaotic mess of so many things - but the storm will pass and they’ll make it through.
It'd be worth your time giving Black Country, New Road's 'For The First Time' and Black Midi's 'Schlagenheim' a listen, both bands had a big influence on this record. Loved the reaction, I'm a massive Injury Reserve fan and this one gave me a hard time on first listen too, as I suspect it did all of us. So happy this music exists and is out in the world!
I really enjoyed their self titled album that came out in like 2019, but this album came out of fuckin nowhere for me. I knew they were making something, but this was incredibly unexpected coming off their previous stuff. I find myself absolutely adoring albums like this, it kinda reminds me of a great mix of JPEGmafia and Death Grips. But Top Picks for You and Knees are literally perfect songs imo, and this album is near perfect for me personally and one of the top this year for sure.
Post post partem as well
@@user-fs1lc2cj5s Absolutely!
14:14 I have fallen in love with this album because it's one of the first in years that made me have this response
Like what the fuck are you supposed to say to that
This album is a monolith. I got shivers hearing the Shellac 'The End of Radio" sample nuked to shit on 'Wild Wild West'. Unsettling, apocalyptic, mind bending album. And they fucking sampled black midi? Genius
Album of the fuckiiiing year
easily
Little Simz and Tyler, the creator may have something to say about that
@@cph4314 both of their albums are good but bttigtp has the edge imo
@@cph4314 injury reserve beat them sorry bud
@@cph4314 Don't forget slowthai and Brockhampton from early in the year
Also vouching for Black Midi Shclagenheim reaction next!
This whole album sounds like the 6 hours of Everything At The End Of Time
Also if you haven't checked out Splendor & Misery by Clipping, you definitely should. It's a hell of an experience.
Whatever the noise is in the instrumental in Top Picks For You is makes me picture like the skies opening up on some revelations shit, like heaven is mourning
Thank you for reacting to this John, much love 💕
I don’t know if it has to do with the passing of Groggs, but when I listen to this album I feel so shitty for the rest of the day lol I love this album but I don’t think I’ll ever listen to it again
Props to you Jon! havent seen one big reaction channel do this album
You’re right about ground zero. It’s portraying the feeling of how it is to be a doctor in the covid times
One of my favourite albums of the year! You should react to "the colour blu(e)" by blu, another great album that droped last week.
Saw you reacted to 30 keys by Ka on patreon, hope that means a full album reaction, Ka deserves it
I feel this album has just ushered in the Post-Rap era.
normally i dont like abstract music, but that album is so hypnotic, sounds out of this world
Superman That actually has guitar and drums from Black Midi, if you’ve never heard that band I definitely recommend it, Cavalcade came out earlier this year and literally blew me away with how chaotic and chilling it is but also energetic. If you could react that would be great 👍
Superman that has a sample from black country new road but not black midi
black midi were sampled on knees
top picks for u lyrics are so eerie
Please more Death Grips reactions. You might actually enjoy some of the metal and punk elements they utilize later in their discography
second this
if you like experimental hip hop, you should check out clipping's discography. You've done one song before, but their whole catalogue is filled with masterpieces and it's so worth your time.
I just have to thank you for listening to the album. I love seeing how your brain works, and you didn't immediately shit on the things that were strange.
You should react to Slauson Malone, his last álbum, it's more soulish than this record but they got the same vibe
“It’s not exactly kid laroi is it”🤣🤣😂😂
This album is so dark, it makes Death Grips - The Money Store sound like Katy Perry
this is the exmilitary of this decade
Not anything like it lol
@@kayodobrovevo3864 in terms of impact and significance. Just at the beggining of the decade, an experimental hip hop record that pushes the envelope, it sounds fresh and innovative. I see a lot of parallels tbh
One of my favs of the year for sure
We need your reaction to Zelooperz's Van Gogh's Left Ear. The Danny Brown track and Battery will blow your mind
luv the reaction man, I think if you want some experimental hip hop, you should check Dos Monos, a Japanese band (who worked with Injury Reserve), they got mad flow and production, songs like 'medieval' or 'in 20XX'
This record took me a few listens but once it clicked I felt it really deep within me and it hurt
This album had me on the verge of tears by the end it was so good
Fave album of year.
This is why I love this Channel. This is something I probably would not have out by myself. I was vibing right with you Jon😎🔥😂jawn tuff
Yeah most of the songs.....😂😂 Absolute Chaos
Subbed for the realness at 8:32
FIVE GEE
THEY PUTTIN TOWERS UP EVERYWHERE
HIGH SPEED
"It's not kid laroi is it"😂
ground zero is one of the darkest songs i've ever heard
Sooooooo happy you reacted to this. RIP Groggs
Does he even know about Groggs? He hasn't mentioned him
Jon Please, do Yung Lean - Stranger, you will love it a promise
warlord too
idk about Stranger but Starz was my second favorite album of last year, it'd be sunglasses the whole way through for Jon
@@willsmath I think that for a first listen Stranger or Warlord Are the best, Red Bottom sky and Agony will be awesome for Jon
Great record
YO U REACTED TO IT id like to think my twitter recommendation helped out here haha
btw groggs can be heard rapping on KNEES and some other places
Came across this on Discover Weekly and I’ve been hooked for two days. Had to come see if anyone else is enjoying this as much as I am hahaha
album of the year
Everyone losing their crap over Donda and CLB, while records like this, SIMBI, Haram by Armand Hammer and the new Blu album are all knocking them out of the park
Oh you should do some clipping. in the future. Very experimental hip hop with great flow and rhymes
YES DO MORE DEATH GRIPS
Jon please listen to the new Sufjan Stevens album "Begginers Mind"
Smoke dont clear gives me huge death grips vibes