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WTF?! This Was The Biggest Band Of The 90s?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2023
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Bush are back with a brand new song called Nowhere To Go But Anywhere. I never got into Bush back in the 90s, but today I'm going to give them a proper listen, see why they were so hugely successful!
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Loved bush back in 94 and still love bush in 2023
Sixteen Stone was a beast of a record. The 90's produced such amazing music and Bush is a major component of that greatness.
@@ChrisPuckettI've never been a big fan of Bush, but that said, imo that record is a modern classic for lack of a better phrase. But I can definitely see how other people might think it was horrible 🤷🏽♂️
@@ChrisPuckett Always find it interesting when someone that has never created anything at all noteworthy calls someone else's artistic expression "trash." What is it that you have done that makes you worthy of that? Let's hear your stuff man. I'm sure is genre bending world dominating stuff, really.
If you ask me if I like the band Bush, I would tell you, well...no. Of course not.
If you ask me if I like Sixteen Stone, well...yes, of course.
All they did was copy American music. 😂 And.Gavin? His parents? Had 'connections'
I know I’m late to the comments, but I think art of survival and the kindom is bush’s best work. I find myself only enjoying the 90’s or early 2000’s singles with bush albums. But those two albums are enjoyable and is 10/10 for me.
Can I just say that you seem so delightful, Justin?
Thanks Justin explaining the reason why all 90s songs have a certain sound! I didn't know the technical reason, just that it is awesome! 👍
@@ChrisPuckettMr Underground Core has arrived.
The advantage of Bush not being super popular in the U.K. was that it was posable (even at their peak) to watch them in small venues in London. Such amazing times. Like many bands with charismatic lead men the real talent lay in the background with Nigel Pulsford. His amazing guitar riffs (less is more) defined their sound and gave Gavin a platform for his songs to shine. Heady days indeed.
1st time I saw Bush was @ the London Astoria 2 supported by that up n coming outfit Placebo. Missed Placebo as we were taking in a local hostelry but by jiminy Bush were AWESOME 😎
Yep, lost track of Bush when Pulsford left. He was just different class, along with Kim Thayil, two best guitarists of the 90's.
It really helped that they were not super talented and sounded like so many other bands of their time as well.
As someone who knows nothing about chord progressions etc, I found your explanation fascinating. I realised this ‘simple’ change to the c chord is the sound I loved about the music back then and now. I’ve learned something new today, so thanks!
Man, Bush was integral to my 90s MTV immersion. Literally half their debut was hit singles and the next two albums got darker and more soundtrack-y. Grabbing a late night snack with Loder and Pinfield and watching Bush, Garbage, Better Than Ezra, Oasis, Superdrag, et al was my jam, if you'll forgive the obvious pun.
I think we just became best friends
Superdrag yes!!!
Better Than Ezra man now there's an underrated alt US band that got me thru my uni years haha
Haven't heard anyone mention Better than Ezra in YEARS.. LOVED that band.
Any love for Third Eye Blind, Our Lady Peace and Filter in here? What about Placebo?
The mid to late 90s had some sweet softer alternative bands that just don't get any cred these days. Yet Kid Rock and fricken Creed are still remembered...
@@JimmyNuisance @@JimmyNuisance Third Eye Blind for sure! That self-titled debut album, what a ripper! Wore that CD out and then some. Went to bed almost every night with that playing in my ear. To this day God of Wine and Motorcycle Drive By get a regular run in the shower haha
2:04 I admire your restraint. I can just imagine the effort it took NOT to... ... go the "enough about..."-route in that bushy instant 😀 Stay strong!
😂😂yes, too funny, 🤭
Gavin Rossdale's role as Balthazar in "Constantine" (2005) was the capper.
I’ve been a fan of Bush since Sixteen Stone was released. I finally saw them, in concert, in 2016 and it’s one of the best shows I’ve been to.
Those cord phrasing’s are so nostalgic! I wanna go back to the 90s please. Nice one Justin.
I recall Bush being absolutely massive in Oz when I was there in the mid-90's. I have all their older albums but nothing more recent. May have to investigate on the basis of this song. Good stuff!
There’s something ethereal feeling about using the 9th. Especially when using chord progressions that are one off from the parallel minor like C to Em. It’s in one of the modes between major and minor. A ton of post grunge bands wrote music this way to breathe some life back into power chords. Ask Rick Beato. He could tell us what’s happening musically
Just when I thought this channel couldn't get any better, BUSH land. BUSH are a great band, still. They keep it in the 90s and that's honest and refreshing. They are what they are, a class act.
Several years ago, I saw them live here in Canada, at a festival, with Slash headlining. They sounded note-perfect to the record.
Saw them live last year, a coworker dragged me along and they blew me away, never even heard of them before seeing them, those are the kind of bands that always hold a special place in my heart
First time seeing them was in the Barrowlands in early 2000, absolutely amazing. Been a fan ever since.
Man, hearing those chords, and then Justin doing them on the accoustic, really brought to mind Sugar's amazing Copper Blue. What an album that is
Had the pleasure of recording next door to them back in '93 at BBC Maida Vale. Amazing album.
Bush was huge in Canada. Got to see them at a 3 day music festival called Edenfest. They were fantastic. Great energy and great songs.
Bush X 😂
Love it when you do more than just simple reaction, and breakdown some theory. Well done!
I'm kinda surprised that you haven't heard more from these guys. Their other songs are so good from back in the day. This song surprises me because I didn't know they were this consistent over the years 😮. Their main hits for me are:
-Glycerine
-Comedown
-Machinehead
-Everything Zen
Give “Letting the Cables Sleep” a listen. It’s one I ignored back in the day, yet listen to often, now. It’s on “The Science of Things”. I love “Greedy Fly” too, and always have (plus the songs you listed).
@@SuziQ. Letting the Cables Sleep sounds phenomenal! Love that string arrangement and I'll check out that album for sure 👌
I liked their song “Little Things” back in the day. Reminds me of my penis.
A friend of mine after I started getting into Bush and their music a friend of mine sold me the Machine Head single and he Comedown single both of which had acoustic b-sides on them one of which was Glycerine which was brilliant.
@@SuziQ.there was an acoustic b-side of that song on the chemicals between us single. TCBU was my introduction to the band.
" that scene in Poltergeist...."😂😂😂😂😂
My husband and I were just talking about Bush, whom we hadn’t thought about in decades. We couldn’t quite understand why they were so popular back in the day, but holy cow, did they make the rounds again and again on the top 40 hit stations. You couldn’t tune the dial without hearing a song by Bush.
Gavin Rossdale singing Glycerine with accompaniment from his Strat on Woodstock '97 was one of best musical moments of the '90s.
@@ChrisPuckett No, you're not, and no need nevertheless.
*’99
Great band great voice. First album absolute classic
Been a Bush fan since the 90s when I was in my 30s lol.
Same here. I bought every CD they dropped. They have so many good songs.
You’ve done the world a great service by offering up your personality combined with your professional opinion or your take on so many different styles of music and artists. You sir are a heck of a good time.
I've been a fan since the 90's and Gavin has been consistently been putting out great music, even with shifting line-ups in the band. His voice has also held up really well and it carries over to his live performances. Last time I saw him was about 5 years ago. I really like the new song, not to mention the really cool video, and looking forward to diving into the new album.
not seen the video yet, but i can already answer your question in the video's name : we don't kink shame in this house
Always been my favorite band in the 90s. Lost my mind when I realized they were coming to town in 2011 and finally got to see them live.
Some great tunes on their album from last year 'The Art of Survival'. Really enjoyed it. Gavin has still got it and he's nearing 60.
Which is crazy. Because I hear them and immediately feel like I'm about 14 or so , again. It's crazy nostalgia
I've always liked these guys more than I could easily explain.
I saw them during their most recent US tour. Still amazing! I love the new music. Gavin jumped into the crowd and I touched his arm 💪
I remember, it must have been 1998 or '99... I went to a BUSH Concert and the support act was MUSE 🤯. What a day! 😁👌.
Hahaha, I saw them in... 2001 or so, with Moby opening for them. It's when Southside came out. Bush was touring for Golden State.
I was introduced to Bush in 1995, 16 stone is a brilliant album, I still listen to the album regularly 😊
Hi Justin!👋...better said: Ciao bello!👋😊
I love the way you pick up the guitar and recreate licks and riffs. I wish I could do that just by listening. Fascinating.
30 years 0f practice my friend... and talent of course
@@mikemccaine4229 of course.
I have a massive sense of nostalgia for 90s grunge and some other stuff from then. I think because I was too young to properly appreciate it back then. But now I really appreciate it. The sadness of a lot of it really resonates with my own personality. Kurt Cobain for example, I recognise a lot of his issues in myself. I remember my brother getting me the Pearl Jam Ten album as a really young teen or tween and that really brings back this of nostalgia, and Smashing Pumpkins. Drinking my first taste of alcohol with those cream soda alcopops you could get on Christmas Day listening to all those kinds of albums. I was really fixated on certain albums.Then I graduated to heavy metal and whenever my bro was listening to something cool, I'd sneak in when he wasn't there and borrow it 😂. NIN, Metallica, Mega Death, Iron Maiden, Marilyn Manson, Skid Row. G n' R. All my college bus listens. MM when he first came out sounded amazing. NIN the favourite for ages. I discovered the Holy Bible album by the Manics and couldn't believe that was by them. I became fixated on that for ages . Richie really brought something so different to them as a band, that was lost when he disappeared. I discovered Jeff Buckley Grace album when I had a Christmas stint working in a record shop and put it on, fell in love with it forever since. Always makes me cry. Even my brother went and bought after I played it to death. Anyway, rambling.....
Do you know Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns by Mother Love Bone?
The omission of the 3rd is used by AC/DC, where the bass fills the role. I think that is one of the reasons why they sound so unique, while not really doing anything crazy to set them apart.
Wonderful show yesterday in Milan!!!! 🤘 you killed it!!!
My first concert in high school, with Goo Goo Dolls and No Doubt
I first saw Bush in 96 and have seen them 5x since then. Big part of my teenage years and then some. good stuff!
This is justin hawkins just aweken 😂😂😂. Good morning to you mate. It's almost the day!!! - 1 to Milan gig!!!! TOMORROW!!! save energy tonight in Rome.🤘🤘🤘 see you tomorrow buddy
Alessandro, remember to breathe in- breathe out to prevent a Stendahl syndrome when you see them😉
Have a great time!!!🎉🎉🎉❤
@@Rocksarum still here after 3 gigs of them. I was there 20 years ago and will be there 20 years after.🤘
@@alessandrogiacomini6853 Nice!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘❤️
I love those chord voiceings. Gives the music an eerie, unsettling vibe. Kinda like the music video...
Dear Justin! I just saw you playing at the Markthalle in Hamburg! And now you posted a new video! How do you do it!? Very multitasking (Although it was a week ago, me myself and my head-banging neck have not fully recovered from the concert - because I had a great time!! Thank you!!) Love from GER! ❤
Saw them at the Hammersmith Palais in 02. Brilliant gig and was allowed on stage at the end! I
man, when I heard this song for the first time. It really gives me a flash back on what was the music and my life back then. the song was pretty simple yet impactful for me.
Always been a fan of Bush. Love how they were able to keep their 90’s sound but with a modern feel. Their newer stuff is great.
2:04 to 2:08 - its one of the many reasons I love you so much! Yeah those two chords you played out with at the end sound like a bunch of cool rock classics from back then... and I love em too.
The initial strumming on the acoustic made me break out singing Lisa Loeb
"You say..."
lol
BUSH was solid back in the day, not too familiar with them today but will listen again. I think the ladies like him a lot also so that helped sales lol. Cool to see them still playing and making music.
You look bright and chirpy today haha you must be getting excited to be back in Newcastle! Cant wait to see you guys live again
Still listen to Machine Head and Everything Zen on the regular, they have definitely stood the test of time even if they weren't taken seriously at the time.
I think your channel’s great, and I feel the same about Bush. I liked em, I got burned out from that derivative 90s grunge sound, and I’ve circled back again to really enjoying it - I’m actually seeing them in concert this week! Say what you will about Bush - they put on a great show!!
@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain Given Netflix just launched their Robbie Williams documentary series along with uploading the Live at Knebworth concert film, would you be able to post a video with some of your memories as the support act for those Knebworth gigs?
Those are sus2 chords and I love them! My favorite use of these in rock music might have to be Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House (they're all over song and it's so beautiful) and the bridge/solo section in Heart's Straight On.
I thought the exact same thing when he was figuring out the chord... "You leave out the 3rd, and add that D..." I was like "It's a sus2! Awesome!" out loud at my monitor lol
“Officially” it’s add9 no3
@@zetmoon It would be an add 9 if the D were the top note (C-G-D). It's a sus2 because the chord voicing is C-D-G.
@@gesto211 it’s a C powerchord C G C with a D on top so C add9
It's great to hear Bush going back to more their original sound. I love their last 2 albums!
I loved Bush when I was younger and I got to see them on their golden state tour with Vex Red. I haven’t listened to hem in a while though. When they released the science of things album loved that album.
Bush are one of my all time favourite bands since the 90's, haven't really gotten into their newer stuff, i think the magic of the original line up has been lost somewhat even though the newer members are incredible musicians, i still reckon gavin rossdales voice and his unamericanised English singing accent, with nigel pulsfords unusual lead guitar work, robin goodridge's drumming and dave parsons bass playing just made their music special, their first 3 albums are pure gold and well worth a listen, sixteen stone, razorblade suitcase (produced by steve albini), & the science of things, and on the "grunge chords", all chords are beautiful and usable once used in an interesting way.
Just rocking on Golden Earring's "Moontan". Why do I suddenly feel like "Radar Love" needs the Justin Hawkins/The Darkness touch? Why does no one cover this gem?
I love this band. I was 13 when their first record came out.
It took me until about 2010 to start enjoying their music. I had a hard time getting into mainstream music . I felt as if it was a sell out. There were many many bands that fell into this category. I have grown a bit in the last 12/13 years & accept alot more music💕
02:00 moments like this are part of the reason I love you so much!
but I have a feeling that JMF may be telling us not to encourage you, haha
@@sah-win Jenny will have to deal with it, because how could we help ourselves? 😀
@@MariaFrancesca I'm with you! (but I'll let you tell her that, haha!!)
@@sah-win As if I'd dare 😅
* snickers * 😅 primus comes to mind.......beavers....lol sorry not sorry...
I loved Bush in the '90s. They love the Sus2 voicing. I saw them at least 4 times, 1 more than Depeche Mode. I once tried an open sus2 tuning, which was great. You should try it, Justin. Know Thyself: Oracle at Delphi.
I've never been a fan of Bush while they were popular.... But I really like what I hear, here. Nice of Justin to point out what's particularly nice about the guitar chords on this song.
Digging the new hair Justin!
You should check out the rooftop version of "Letting the Cables Sleep" - it's fantastic
I think Bush were seen as a "wannabe" grunge band trying to ride on the coattails of Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden etc - I don't think they were as innovative as those bands - but they produced some competent rock and a few really great songs - you should check out some of their other stuff
Btw - Ride is one of my all-time favorite groups
My brother introduced me to them when I was pre-teen and I was hooked had their poster up on my wall for years too. Also, if you notice they still blast “machine head” at major football stadiums.
Love Bush! They last album, released last year is terrific, as well.
Lately I am coming more through here mainly for your funny comments, enjoy it very much!! 😀
The chords/music is earthy😊 loved that about music then. I didn’t discover Bush until well into the 2000s as was consumed by pearl jam, sound garden, AIC and STP
I saw Bush in Newcastle in 1999 - it was gloriously easy to get tickets due to them not being too popular in the UK
I recognized the thumbnail by the tattoos. I saw Bush and Live at an outdoor festival a few years ago. Gavin readily jumped in the crowd, and was a good showman. Never really got in to the music over the years, but there’s talent there for sure
Thank you for explaining Bush's sound. They are uniquely identifiable but not being musically trained, I couldn't put my finger on what it was. Enlightening. My favourite Bush song is Headful of Ghosts. Would love to hear your opinion on that.
Headful of ghosts ❤🤘
I love Homebody too...
I wonder if you will meet many of your 486,000 subscribers when you tour next year, JHRA … well at least I will be one, and doing the VIP so, I will congratulate you 🎉🎉🎉…again 😅
I always feel the chord style from the 90s gives a bit of a pensive tone, it can add a sort of melancholy feel to a note that would normally feel uplifting and happy.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, take me back to the 90’s and leave me there! Though don’t put me in that de-aging machine. I don’t fancy going through primary school all over again! 😅
This whole song was reminding me of Everlong. Definitely nice to hear those chord voicings coming back. It’s all nostalgic.🥹 I have a sudden urge to have a glass of Sunny D & eat Lunchables while playing with Pogs & trying to keep a Tamagotchi alive 😅😂😂
That acoustic intro played by Justin...it sounds exactly like Deftones "be quiet and drive"!
Letting the Cable sleep is a beautiful record. Bush are and still are a top band. Ad are the Darkness. loved you in Cardiff this yr. me and my daughter really enjoyed the performance..
Great band, great new song, great how you explain it.
Razorblade suitcase is so good
Bush's 'The Kingdom' from 2020 is a beast of an album, check it out.
Lol oddly enough. When I heard the basic chord progression. It reminded me of The Road Behind from GWAR. Thanks for the video man.
I liked the power, punch, and energy the 90’s rock music had
I can't believe it. Even Bush have made me feel nostalgic to that better time.
Huge part of my musical journey growing up. Still love Bush.
This was hilarious. The wry treatment for this kind of video is a pleasure for those of us who lived through that era. I never had a use for Bush then, but agree that now, there's something about it that hits different. Thank you for riding again, um...again.
Justin, I would love to see you cover the band Creeper. They deserve so much recognition
Mayonaise came to my mind.. Had to listen again the Solo from Soma. Would be great to hear your take about the amazing details it has.
Loved Swervedriver 😍. Lazy journalists put them in shoe gaze , probably because they were on Creaton records.
"If I put myself in that machine and went back to 2006, I'd be in worse condition than I am now". 😂😂😂😂😂 #comedygold
They never took off in Australia. Our own grunge/alt rock/stoner rock/punk scene had been flourishing for as long as Seattle’s and its grip remained strong into the early 2000s. Glycerine (which I called Listerine) was a hit that got some airplay, but it did reek of corporate rock to me. Mind you, I called Pearl Jam “cabaret grunge” in 1991 and have since learned to keep my more controversial musical opinions to myself.
Thanks Justin, off to check out some Bush 😉
I'm loving this song!
Bush was an absolutely AWESOME band!!
Gosh I haven't heard any BUSH songs since the late 90's.
They definitely were very Grungy.. Nirvana territory ..with Garvin singing with an American accent. In which he is British.
Awesome 🤘
I heard a recent track they did called 'Heavy is the Ocean' was even better than their old stuff i reacon
Letting the cables sleep is probably my fav bush song greedy fly and synapse are also both great razor blade suitcase is also a great album
Sometimes you cant see the wood through the trees if your bombarded by similar things from all angles, now you can revisit and have fresh perspective justin! Keep up the good work as always also!