FIRST TIME LISTENING TO Suicidal Tendencies- You Can't Bring Me Down Official Video REaction
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FIRST TIME LISTENING TO Suicidal Tendencies- You Can't Bring Me Down Official Video REaction
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To answer your question, Suicidal was before Rage Against the Machine.
Who is Rage against the Machine?? LOL not even the same ball park as Suicidal
At least a decade before.
@@BongEyedBastard RATM opened up for ST during their tour in Germany way back in gods knows how many years ago. I heard that ST's "You'll do what I tell ya" a few years later, was a diss-track from ST against RATM. Apparently they learned during their tour with them that RATM ain't really that Suicidal. ;-)
@@This_gonna_be_good_I_know_it yup, You'll Do What I Tell Ya is a great song, you'll find it on Infectious Grooves' Groove Family Cyco album.
LONG before
Rocky George (guitar) is SOOO underrated.
his solo in How Will I laugh is on par with Testaments Practice What you Preach!
I agree.
Agreed but this whole band was underrated. Should've been considered for the "big 4". Because this band was bigger than the business wanted them to be.
@@markbrown7968 But I mean in order to be part of the big 4 you needed to be strictly a trash band, while I love suicidal, it's more of crossover/punk and doesn't have the exact same fanbase.
Yes sir you are correct.
This album hardly ever left the tape deck in my car for atleast the last 6 months of 1990
Same
Ayup
Rocky George is an absolute beast on guitar.
And the bassist in this band, Robert Trujillo, is now in Metallica. He also played for Ozzy Osbourne for many years before that.
One-Eye for sure man, Rocky George is a total badass on guitar! suicidal tendencies was a phenomenal band and have been around for a very long time.
this was way before Robert Trujillo he didn't join until mid 90s...
@@CtheDead209-zt8tj didn't U watch the video🤔🤔🤔robs playing bass in it,he joined 89 or 90!!!
And BLACK LEBEL SOCIETY
*Jerry Cantrell
Suicidal Tendencies debut album
“I Saw your mommy”
“Institutionalized”
“I Shot The Devil”
And yes they were before rage against the machine way before
Red miner Subliminally
Don’t forget join the army
Gotta Kill Captain Stupid
While the rest of the world was listening to stuff like Van Halen and Def Leopard, I was jammin' Suicidal Tendencies and NWA... Great memories, thanks for checking them out!
How Will I Laugh Tomorrow by Suicidal Tendencies...it'll have ya in a deep dark place about mental meltdowns. saved my life more times than i can count
Yep, same here man. I grew up in the 80's and was fortunate enough to enjoy their debut album when it was released. Had it on vinyl. I would always come back to that album periodically, but when I was 13 and through until about 16 I had some real self destructive thoughts that I battled. The song institutionalized, and suicidal failure helped me through it in their own wierd ways. The one that really helped though, was how will I laugh tomorrow. 'Problems never solved just rearranged' really resonated and helped me underdstand that there are always going to be problems and to not dwell on the problem right now as tomorrow will be a new problem.
@@lobotomizedjellyfish2171 this shit needs a love button..seriously. i couldnt have said it any better. "problems never solved, just rearranged". that line woke me like it did you. nowadays, when life looks like its about to take a dump on me, i dont flinch as i once did. and for that song, im thankful
Yep.
One of my favorite all time tunes. That song and Fade To Black got me through many a tough time.
Amen
They are from the 80s from L.As hardcore punk movement. Till this day they are still rocking out
wrong they where the first thrash band created the whole genre this definitely isn't hardcore punk lol...
Yes but Mike Muir is the only original member
They started as hardcore punk band and slowly converted to thrash by the time this album came out. Their first 2 albums are their best because they sound most punk
Venice
@@josephmythen3844 Venice is a neighborhood. LA annexed it in 1925.
ST got banned from playing live shows in all LA County due by a riot happened in a concert they played, I believe people trashed the place, but the only place they'd played a small gig was outside in the parking lot of a music Warehouse store by the north of Vermont Av or Hoover st I can't remember!
Here is the link to that gig. Of course Vevo has the rights to it, so is no longer in TH-cam(the whole uncut original video) but here:
th-cam.com/video/Lv2o1U93t2s/w-d-xo.html
I was 30 years younger, and we get to see them live at Irvine CA Orange County. One of the best live shows I've witnessed
It was at a Music Plus and I got bring them on stage. I was working at KNAC at the time.
@@big106razor A music plus! Yeah there is a banner of music plus at the rear of the stage.
How did you manage to get them to stage when they were banned?!! And is KNAC still around?!! Good to know that somebody was involved in that gig firsthand
@@Lizard-of-Oz The whole thing was planned with the label and the record store, and from what I remember, it was never revealed who it was going to be until the day of the show. I also remember talks of what to do if the police showed up, and that it may get shut down, which it did. But I think it may have more to do with the hospital that was behind the store. And KNAC has been gone since '95
With Exodus think DRI @the pavillion 88 ,89
@@big106razor Yeah. A friend of mine told me it got shutdown. I was 20 then and a lot of it was on Tv local news and on MTV news. I remember KNAC was gone in the mid s'90,so I heard they were active online through. And to add into the KNAC topic(edited) someone told me KNAC was in one of those paid radio service, Sirius and ca't remember the other, but that, I don't know, all I know it was sad news when it was gone. I remember KNAC the concert connection, love that phrase. That's all I got and thanks for the info.
One of the best and under rated bands EVER I still have my flip up brim suicidal hat
Mines in a box ....somewhere...
@@mindfuct8862 mine is on my wall of music ST was in my top 3 bands of the 80s
Had my Suicidal bandana for 30 years, also have a Pittsburgh Pirates cap. Tell em what's up Rocky.
One of the most underrated guitarist period . Guy fucking shreds
i feel sry for the kids of today look what we had when we were growing
How will I laugh tomorrow when I can't even smile today is a good one to check out by Suicidal Tendencies
I always loved "Send Me Your Money".
My high school soundtrack.
S.T. for life!!
THIS... THIS is what heavy metal is about. Not giving a SHIT about what people think. Not giving a shit about what you heard. Unless you heard it from themselves, don't fucking believe it. Believe half of what you see & quarter of what you hear.
Nothing but love for those that love. Never give a fuck about the haters, all they do is make you more famous, so focus on those that love. 🤙👏🤘👍♠️🖕
I still have my flipped brimmed suicidal hat written with white out.. this was late 80s possibly 1987.. My best friend ever introduced me to this song after my dad died..the lyrics are soo powerful.. I sing this song every time I feel hurt, every time somebody tries to screw me, every time I face fear…
Try Mike Muir's other band infectious grooves. Funky
They toured with NWA!
love suicidal. they been around since 81. I would put them in the thrash punk funk metal category. Another band similar to suicidal without the funk thrash aspect is D.R.I. Also rage against the machine didn't come around until 91.
It's been a very long time since I listened to this song. Thank you, I'm gonna go back through my very neglected Suicidal collection
YES!!! I learned of Suicidal when I was about 11 (back in the 80’s shh). They have been a staple for me ever since. I’ve even gotten to see them live which was awesome.
F kin eh' right man...Lakeland Florida they opened for Megadeth...oh ya also saw them in St. Pete or Tampa opening for queensryche...Suicidal stomped queensryche...the Megadeth show was great...most polite crowd upon exiting...hard rockers are polite and most let the music do the tawlkin'
ST guitarist Rocky George is incredible; one of the most underrated guitarists in thrash/hardcore/punk.
They came out of Dogtown (Venice Beach, California),in the 80’s when it was a working class neighborhood, the singer’s older brother was a member of the legendary Z Boys skateboard team made famous from the movie Lords of Dogtown and his brother founded the skateboard company Dogtown Skateboards which was the successor of Zephyr of the Z Boys after Zephyr went out of business, and the band was actually banned in LA for years because they were connected to gangs in the neighborhood because of their fans
One of the greatest thrash albums ever.....
Thank you for your channel and your reactions, suicidal tendencies are a great band, they've been around for a very long time and are a great band, thank you very much.
First time seeing them 84 with Decendents , Beowulf , Excel &?@Balboa theater ,Manchester/Vermont
I met el duce from the mentors outside that gig.
My friend was in the opening band
BLOODCUM.
good times
Rocky George; probably the most underrated guitarist in the history of speed and thrash metal.
Suicidal
MTV -1990
Nostalgia
technically this is crossover thrash; RATM is alternative metal
I remember when Suicidal Tendencies was banned from playing in LA. They used to draw a seriously hardcore crowd.
This song got my husband through the rough times of being young for sure
They started in 80/81
These guys opening for danzig & metallica in 94' was my 1st concert, I was 16 lol, damn I miss those days
Suicidal Tendencies: "institutionalized" the (10 years after version)
Randell That Version is a Bit Crap
Agreed original is the shit!
This is the fastest I've ever hit the watch button
Saw metallica at the Hollywood palladium in1985 a lot of guys in line for the concert with there baseball caps pushed back suicidal tendencies written on and flannels tide around there waist. LA punk scene/ metal.
song is from 1990 way before RATM, the band was around since 1983 aprox, better choice if it was an uncensored lyric video
Try their song Cyco Style
Way before Rage...these guys are old school, i remember listening to them back in my early 20's... and i'm 56 now :o
Suicidal are the original rap/metal band... since early 80's!
And yes Suicidal Tendencies was way ahead of Rage Against the Machine
I remember the since like 87, you would prob like How Will I Laugh Tomorrow, When I Cannot Smile Today
Fwiw, they were actually banned from playing shows in LA from something like '83-'89 because their shows got pretty bananas.
ST! ST! ST!!!!! Great selection!
The song is about censorship and the negative stuff that comes with it and of course standing for freedom speech choice and freedom period (: And the crazy thing is they censored the song (: How lame is that freaking crazy (:
Yeah, and all that happens in the 'land of the free'
@@kalimero86 Yeah tell me about it (: Crazy (:
been a fan of suicidal since back in the 80s, Still have several of their songs on my playlist i listen to daily. IceT band body count covered instutionalized.. should react to the suicidal version followed by the body count version.. much the same but very different.. Suicidal for life...
Let's get it!
Probably the first and only Latino and Black punk thrash metal bands from the hood (south central LA and Long Beach). Definitely to the best. Rocky should be WAY more famous as a guitarist!
They were banned from playing in LA during the late 80s because of so many people getting hurt in the mosh pit. They were from South LA, like NWA and Slayer. The real deal!
Awww my poor child,...first time hearing Suicidal? You've been deprived,...this group was one of the pioneers in bridging thrash/punk with hip hop/street culture...absolutely legendary. Their first album was the funnest.
I messaged R.J. Herrera and Bob Heathcote of Suicidal Tendencies... lovely people and they said yes!! they are gonna pen my vinyl!!??
Yes they were genuinely banned from playing within the city limits of LA for a decade. A fight between gangs broke out at their show and they got the blame.
The bass player here has also been with Metallica for quite a while as well! F'ing legends!
One of the BEST Live Bands i have ever...survived !!!...so next BIOHAZARD,SICK OF IT ALL & HATEBREED !!!!!
They started as a H.C. band, then they become a Crossover band, like D.R.I. Their LP "Join the Army" is great!
Power to the people....\m/\m/
I like your baby picture of hillary clinton 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's a great album 👍
Suicidal tendencies is more than 10 years older than Rage against the machine. ST formed in 1980. Rage was 1991.
This is from the late 1980s early 1990s so long ago i cant remember exactly LOL!! oh crap im getting old
Suicidal Tendencies was big with skate boarders in the 80s , they were before RATM
“You betta play!”
She gets it......lol
They were way before Rage. They're from the 80s. They were one of the first to blend punk and metal to form thrash. Chili Peppers wanted to be them and tried ripping them off. Anthrax was East coast and Suicidal was West coast.
I played these guys until my ears bled. "Institutionalized" would be a great reaction. All I want is a Pepsi and institutionalized.
You wouldn't know a crazy was of Charles Manson was on your front porch eating fruit loops
Goin' Breakdown is straight up gangsta.
A Classic and they definitely were an inspiration to Ice T with his band Body Count since they were Punk/Metalheads from the hood
I bought this album when it first came out! I'm 60! I love this band! I was like 20 something when I got it.
*I'm 64 from SoCal, this was, and still is my all time favorite band, this song was perfect mood music for surfing big waves.*
*I had friends that hung out with these guys, but I never met up with them.*
In the 80ts we could offend to get a point across, damn it! :)
Suicidal was banned in LA because of their “gang affiliation” and the violence of their shows in the LA area during the early days of LA hardcore.
They are before Rage....
I love your reaction to my old school metal/thrash....
All I wanted was a Pepsi, just one Pepsi.....
:P
Old ass documentary with rappers like Ice-T talking about how suicidal tendencies started the gangsta thing in music!
One of THE 80s hardcore bands from the west coast. Still playing and killing it. I saw them last year!
Yes ma’am- ST was banned from playing in LA in the late 80s - SUICIDAL!
Suicidal Tendencies debut album was in 1983 n was skate punk as you would see in "Institutionalized " n Possessed to Skate Rage Against the Machine debut album was in 1992
This reminds me how much I love ST
This is late 1980s and, yes, they're more punk and thrash than Rage is.
Yes they were band from playing in LA
They were band in L.A. for awhile. Forgot why. Think they did a fee show in a parking lot and it got violent with gangs. Try Trip at the brain by them🤘
they were before rage. he said you would not know what crazy is if charles manson was eating fruit loops on your front porch................good line, real talk. Love you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not enough reactions to this awesome band! Thank you! The band to start the "PARENTAL ADVISORY" labels. This is from 1990 and yes, they were banned from playing LA for years. They were born from the hardcore, punk, and skateboard scene of California.
Yes they were banned from playing in LA for about 10 years. This song was mid 80's. Institutionalized is pretty much story telling set to a funky punk beat. How Will I Laugh is pure singing. ST mixes up their sound a lot. Usually heavy influence from whoever is playing in the band at the time. The singer, Mike Muir, is the only constant
you are such a beauty... all my hope for a musician is now on you. please listen also to the lyrics... when its dark and you got your headset on ....
If you loved this one, you should also check out Institutionalized, Subliminal, I saw your mommy, Send me your money, and Living for life. More importantly, there is a related, more funk-oriented band called Infectious Grooves. Mike Muir and Rob Trujillo play in that as well, and boy, does Rob let his skills on the four strings shine.
Bless you!
suicidal tendencies started in like 81 or 82. yes they were banned from L.A. for real. they were thought to be gang related. turns out they had a big skater following. thats it.
❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸 Rocky George on Guitar ! ………. Holy Crap ….. the Best ! ……. 🧨💥
Suicidal predates Rage, but they are also a mixed-race band who speak often about social issues. They were banned in LA among many other cities (cause people of color are SCARY in certain settings), but I've seen them 4 times live! Love this band. Rocky should be in the R&RHOF! Mikey (vox) is cool as fuKK and was cool to me outside of a venue where he called me a cab once... Loved watching you rock out to this tune... Peace! Cheers!!!
Bless you.♥️
Suicidal Tendencies - "Institutionalized"
Yes their Hometown is LA and they were banned from LA you need to check out some songs from the album doing the army and you'll hear a rap influence big time 80s thrash metal
You have to institutionalized. I know you will love it. Its one of their bigger songs
Just cuz you don’t understand what’s goin on don’t mean it don’t make no sense
And just cuz you don’t like it don’t mean it ain’t no good
80's thrash metal
great band. been a fan since the eighties
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES great great band.. santiago city from of fucking chile🇨🇱😈🤘😈.
yeah, st, was banned from playing in la. a few incidents of gang violence as some shows. back in the day they were v13, a latin venice gang. remember back then la pretty much mirrored ny at the time, this was '70s/'80's. this song came out in the '90s but the band always kept their venice roots, and the only thing they changed over the years was their line up and sound. venice may be a tourist trap now, but back then, it was more like the warriors.
RATM opened up for ST in 91 at their London show
suicidal was out about 15 years before rage lol. Yes they did get banned in LA for 8 years. That style is cholo and mid 80s site punk the Venice Beach style all of ys from Venice rocked that style and still do.
Favorite lines from this:
"Who the hell you calling crazy? You wouldn't know what crazy was If Charles Manson was eating fruit loops on your front porch"
"Just 'cause you don't understand what's going on
Don't mean it don't make no sense
And just 'cause you don't like it, don't mean it ain't no good
And let me tell you something
Before you go taking a walk in my world
You better take a look at the real world
'Cause this ain't no Mister Roger's Neighborhood
Can you say, "Feel like shit"?
Yeah, maybe sometimes I do feel like shit
I ain't happy 'bout it but I'd rather feel like shit than be full of shit
And if I offended you
Oh, I'm sorry but maybe you need to be offended
But here's my apology and one more thing, fuck you!"
You’d love the gangster metal from “ THELL BARRIO - A toda madre o un desmadre “
It’s sooo brutal and you know the vibe they rockin tube socks, chucks and heavy drums 🤟🤟