DREADFULLY BRILLIANT! 🎵 Misfits - Last Caress REACTION
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Misfits were horror punk. Lots of horror movie themes. Ghouls, werewolves, blood. Their aesthetic matched this. Nonetheless, they were one of the greatest punk bands ever. Danzig was the Elvis of the punk world. And the album Earth AD is one of the best start-to-finish punk albums ever made.
To bad he was the typical incel neckbeardo short dude.
Kinda doubled down after the first album
Brad finally nailed it!
Well said, man. Misfits are punk crossed with a 1950’s B-horror movie.
The Misfits were great. I loved the horror themes and extreme lyrics. A lot gets lost on the younger generation these days because they see the lyrics as more of an affidavit than art. That's one thing I always say to people when they take lyrics too seriously. They're lyrics, not an affidavit. American Nightmare is probably my favorite Misfits song. Sounds like Elvis, but the lyrics are totally fucked, lol. That's also what drew me to Acid Bath. They could write a beautiful song like Dead Girl, but the lyrics were twisted.
Glenn Danzig was into horror comics that were popular in the 60’s, with titles like Creepy and Eerie. He wrote songs like this this to reflect the types of stories told in this magazines. His song Skulls sounds like a romantic love song while the lyrics declare, “I hack the heads off of little girls and hang them on my wall. I need your skull. I want your skull.”
Misfits vocalist, Glenn Danzig, has been described as "a drunk evil Elvis", and it fits him perfectly!
Glenn Danzig: Neck Master
Corey Taylor: Neck Padawan
Pretty sure he recently released an album of Elvis covers... Danzig style
I don't think he even really drinks though. He's a body builder
@@s3nsec0rruptr80 he only drinks champagne lmaoo
Haha I've never heard that before, that is perfect, yes.
It's a guy on death row, these are his last words. "Death" is the last "caress" he will receive in this mortal life.
I'm pretty sure at this point Lex was born a Punk rocker. She instantly understood. These videos are gold. Keep up the great work y'all!
Misfits are my #1 Punk band. You could listen to the entire Static Age album it will only take about 34 min. Every song on that album is great actually they don’t have a bad song. Even the project 1950 album is good.
Do you like 'We bite'? I love that song!
@@LeviAckerman-cb5ji
Yes.
I've only just recently got into the misfits maybe for like 4 months maybe something like that and they've already dethroned the Ramones as my #1 punk band they're already in my top 10 artists I actually love the misfits they're great
What really ticks me off is how great American Psycho is, because Graves is objectively the worst man in punk.
Static age goated
Happy you got into the Misfits. I love their music, it’s very very underrated. Glen Danzig is an amazing singer.
Danzig-era Misfits will always be one of my favorite punk bands. They fall into the horror punk genre, Glenn was heavily inspired by classic horror movies and comics, as seen by these lyrics. One of the first ever punk songs that I heard and got me into the underground music scene was Misfits' "I was Turned into a Martian."
I remember seeing the Misfits in concert as a teen kid... Ohhhh the memories the 80s rule!!!! 🎉. Ticket price $3.50
i saw the Misfits last year with Danzig. They are still great!
@@katatonikone6232 ticket price $350
@@bowlerfamily no, more like $500 for a 4 day festival. VIP tickets saw Metallica twice and a bunch of other groups. Misfits were headliners on day 3
Last punk show I wemt to in 2017 was $5.... They're just trying to cash in...one of several of the least punk things they've done out of many. I don't consider them punk anymore
@@jesusgavemeaids get off your high horse. No punk show is $5....., whatever that means. Stop hating and realize that bands tour to get money. Not rocket science. The Misfits were great at my show which did not cost $5....., again whatever that means
You nailed it girl. It's the juxtaposition of songs in a major key sung with real vocal range and tone combined with images of horror and the hidden parts of society. Ghetto Boys self titled has a similar duality with it's dance able celebration of casual murder.
I laughed when Brad chimed in after hearing the first part of the song LOL
My favorite thing about this song is that it sounds so upbeat and boppy, yet the lyrics are insanely edgy 😂 to be fair to The Misfits, they did the whole "edgy" thing before pretty much anyone else was. Before it was "cool". At least in this regard. They were pioneers. Bands like Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie/White Zombie wouldn't have ever existed without these guys.
"The Misfits, they did the whole "edgy" thing before pretty much anyone else was."
I've got two words for you, Alice Cooper.
@@MsPrincesspaulina ahh, but of course. Good call. Still doesn't detract from my statement, though. The Misfits definitely carved their own mark into rock music as a whole.
@@BamaXander Sure The Misfits made their mark on rock history but they weren't the first to do the horror, shock rock genre. That was Alice Cooper. Sorry to pick on your comment out of the many who are saying The Misfits were first.
@@MsPrincesspaulina The Misfits were absolutely the first to do horror punk. They weren't shocked rock. The reason I give Alice Cooper credence is because the genres we know today were nowhere near as defined in the 70's as they are now. For instance, Black Sabbath is only considered "heavy metal" in hindsight; heavy metal didn't exist when they hit the scene. Thrash wasn't a thing as a genre until your Metallicas came along. So, yes. Alice Cooper was definitely one of the first to do shock rock with dark, theatrical imagery... but The Misfits did horror punk first and, I would argue, had just as big of an influence on their genre as Alice Cooper had on his. That's not a slight against anyone, Alice is cool. That's prolly the best way to word it, is that The Misfits helped take what people like Alice Cooper were doing and crank it up several notches, both in imagery AND sound.
Before Alice too, you had The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Screaming Lord Sutch. Not horror-rock, per se, but definite inspirations
I like this song way too much lmao. It just is so catchy and over the top with the lyrics it rockssssssss
Scottpastry hit the nail on the head. Misfits were a great Horror Punk band. Punk is all about provoking reactions from people. Also, Metallica covered this song on their Garage Days album. I like their version just as well as the Misfits version.
During those years there were people burning records, bands were being taken to court, Congress the senate the pmrc were trying to censor and ban music. There were bands who wrote and recorded the most offensive music that they could come up with and that was their way of fighting censorship. And it worked. Eventually the government and society had to admit that everyone has the first amendment and you can’t censor music because they have the right to say anything that they want no matter how much you don’t like it. There were bands like the Misfits and GG Allin who said “oh my music offends you? I’m going to make something that is really going to offend you”. They weren’t killing babies or raping women and children obviously just making the most offensive songs to prove that they have the right to. Metallica played this song live at an MTV music awards show in 96 to fight censorship from MTV.
I like the Metallica version better
@@Greening83 smokin rod. Or kicking them in the parking lot. Hetfield is no danzig.
It's the Misfits. It's horror punk. It's meant to be shocking. One of my favorite sing-a-long songs. You can't read into it too much, just have fun with it.
To me it seems like the song is a guy trying to provoke someone into killing them because they want to die, but probably reading too much into it
Don't forget that bands like the Ramones and Misfits are from nearly the same point in time. That mid-late 70s punk explosion.
You need to do THE CRAMPS - TV set, Human Fly, New Kind of Kick, I want to Get in your pants; so many to pick from.
Bikini Girls With Machine Guns!!!!
Voodoo Idol, Drug Train, The Natives Are Restless.
What's inside a girl
Lex said it "when you're at your wit's end". I used to bust out singing this song in detox out of nowhere. In detox you sit there all day long doing nothing. They monitor your health, and you sit there and wait to get better.
I GOT SOMETHIN TO SAY!!
Good for you guys to give them a listen! The Misfits were a big breath of FRESH AIR for a suburban kid like myself in the 80s who was absolutely bored with what the radio offered. They also got me to dive deeper into early rock n roll, rockabilly and eventually blues. Danzig is a genius like that.
Back in the day when we made tapes of tapes with shitty recordings and zero lyrics printed. I love to tell people what I thought they said. I have angel fuck tattooed on my leg. It's funny because I sort of got that nickname by a joke. But I used to think it said...little angel fuck down on the boulevard...good times for everyone. Lmao. Way off. But I still sing it that way in my head. I remember wearing the tape out in like 3 months I played it that much. It was pure gold. I also like the new misfits now old misfits haha with graves...but in my opinion they should have not called themselves misfits. If you grew up on danzig, then you can never accept a replacement ...altough graves was very good it took me forever to warm to it bc it seemed like an abomination. The soundtrack to my coming of age years.
I'm an artist and have made a living sculpting for over thirty years. I did mostly commercial art for many years, statues for comic companies and film studios. I got a call one day in the early 90's from the Ciafa brothers ( Jerry Only and Doyle ) who played bass and guitar for THE MISFITS wanting a sculpture made of Jerry. They came to my studio and Jerry sat for me as I sculpted his portrait for the figure. Incredibly nice, mellow dudes and huge. Aside from playing music they owned and ran a machine shop in Vernon, NJ.
Misfits and their singer Glenn Danzig are the creators of Horror Punk, another song other songs to listen are Die Die My Darling , Hibrid Moments, Halloween, Attitude.
Dig Up Her Bones would be the No. 1 next song to check out.
@@SaturnusDK Of course!!!! great song from a very good album although without Danzig it is a good stage of the band with good songs like Scream, Saturday Night, Die Monster Die, Descending Angel etc.
Lex nailed it. I work in the trades. When you're out of work, out of girlfriends, this is actually entertaining. You're so pissed-off, but the up-tempo keeps you motivated and over-the-top violent lyrics make you laugh and keep going. Any time I've felt like shit, this song gives me a massive boost. That's all I can say. Great reaction ❤
Yessss!! MORE MISFITS PLEASE!! This is the Danzig era Misfits, and this was so groundbreaking at the time!! Inspired countless bands of countless genres!!! Metallica did a great cover of this on their Garage Days EP!!
Wow lex's inverted juxtaposition had NEVER crossed my mind before
this song's sound to me just energizes me. Their lyrics are very dark comedy in a lot of their songs and definitely not taken literally. They usually paint horror scenes.
I love this demented song! 😆 Metallica does a good cover of this too.
1. yes, great cover.
2. Metallica sucks
AFI has a pretty good cover too
@@anenemystanduser3539 Yeah, much better than the MetallicA one.
And NOFX. They made it ska.
@@MrfuckinBeilke Rap is trash.
Misfits are definitely Horror Punk. Love them, love Danzig…guess all you need now is to listen to Samhain (his other band)
The Misfits were oldies sped up and darker. Just brilliant.good stuff man.
The Misfits are one of my favourite bands, my sister-in-law got me a long sleeve T-shirt W/ a back print for Xmas a few years ago
I'm currently rockin' a Fiend Skull tattoo. It was my first (only) tattoo, and I wanted it to be a shoutout to them Jersey boys we call The Misfits!
I have an angel fuck tattoo
I love playing this on guitar, such a fun song to play
Lol this song always kind of made me laugh, just because of the mixture of doo-wop style of singing, thrash/punk instrumentation, and the horror lyrics of it. The harmonies are really great on this song
You nailed it. It's hilariously outrageous.
Danzig actually has an album of all Elvis covers.
You'll find that early Misfits material adds a Romantic vibe to their Horror Punk image. I agree with Lex's interpretation. Not caring about the atrocities he's just committed, he's patiently awaiting the loving caress of death to take him away.... Romantically Psychotic isn't it?
when i am lacking energy this is one of the bands i listen to. Last Caress is one of those song that just puts the wild in you.
The dichotomy of the lyrical content and the "uppyness" of the sound is what I love about The Misfits. The contrast works, and it makes the music as a whole more interesting.
GAY
This is screaming PUNK to me in the best way possible.
Punk philosophy is seeing social and political problems and pointing them out in the most "in your face" way.
Obvioulsy aggressive optimism can tend to be incredibly naive and toxic.
This song is an answer to that by showcasing the opposite.
Agressive pessimism which almost makes it comedic.
The music just compliments this sense of comedy you get from the contrast of those ideas.
Great song in my opinion.
I love punk.
I am a punk for that reason.
Duality.
In your face negativity to celebrate the beauty of dissonance.
Yes... duality. Good and evil... light and darkness, positive and negative, up and down, side to side, and yin yanging around... hahaha and that's what's it's all about. Life is a balancing act, choose your mission wisely...
not really a Danzig fan even when he was in the Misfits. I'm so happy how you guys are not just stuck in one genre of music. you guys are all over the place which i think it is awesome.
I saw Danzig one year either on Halloween or a day or two before (can't recall exactly anymore but if it wasn't it was really close to it) and he did a full set. Killed it.. For the encore he brought out Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein (I don't care if it's his real name or not, it's the COOLEST name ever) the guitarist for The Misfits and they did a 45 minute Misfits set. When they busted this out... pure CHAOS. Like one of the rare shows I've been to where I felt bad for the security/bouncers because there were simply NOT enough of them, nor were they prepared, for that wild of a crowd. They looked like they were going to drop dead from exhaustion when the show was over. It was pretty awesome though, not going to lie.
Lex is so awesome and sweet, she's totally right about how this could be a really positive song with a little rewrite.
Haven't watched you guys in a while. Just recently Ive discovered Misfits and this song in particular. Your reaction popped up. And once again I wanna say just how incredible Lexs mind is. This is just bloody brilliant how she's able to feel art so effortlessly. Lex, you amused me with your thoughts so many times.
Take care you two! Cheers from Russia!
Misfits are one of the top 3 OG Punk bands of all time. You'll see their logo everywhere for good reason. Their songs are AMAZINGLY catchy with intentionally "spooky"/"horror"/"scary" lyrics. Some are more serious and there is also an angry youth undercurrent, as is found in all Punk, but the upbeat music makes you want to jump around and move. It's super fun to play too. Any three kids that have been playing for 6 months can get together and play a Misfits song.
The contrast of bright music with dark lyrics is what is so interesting. Lots of Punk, Bob Reggae uses the same combo of "simple, catchy tunes" with deep political, social messages. It's a great way to "sneak" in uncommon feeling/message into what is otherwise a simple pop song. Their singer, Glen Danzig is an amazing song writer and has written for folks like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson.
Not all of their song's lyrics are this "brutal", so listen to a bit more. You can also find tons of other artists doing Misfits covers, which is fun to listen to also. Cheers!
My favorite band in my 45 years on earth right here.
Ahahaaaaa BRAD !!! “ now WHAT is going on HERE” 🤣🤣🤣
No, he never did those things. Just brutally brilliant shock value. Saw them open for GWAR a few decades back. GWAR's another shocking band that you've gotta check out.
yes Gwar, that would be a fun react!
A lyric reaction to GWAR is missing more than half the story.
@@askabourgo Speaking if reactions. Everyone should check out Oderus Urungus on RedEye just to laugh at S. E. Cupp
@@TheRealMirCat just the intro of the first one and im glad for the recommendation!!
@@TheRealMirCat ...and "Earth is the only place in the galaxy that has crack" got me hooked
Metallica cover being mentioned...
Years ago they were meant to play King Nothing live at the MTV European Music Awards, they got on stage and played this and So What instead (another "provocative" cover haha), when they replayed the show they beeped out the bad words... eventually they cut the performance completely... It was absolutely brilliant. Worth looking up!
They were asked not to swear. That was their response 😄🤘
@@Hoscitt it was so good
I've seen a few people react to this, and for this song you two were the most level-headed and emotionally intelligent people I've seen so far.
Note that the singer of the misfit is Glen Danzig, who later founded the band Danzig. You reacted to Danzig's song "Mother" 7 months ago, so his voice may be familiar. The theme "I (Danzig) am evil" is also familiar. Danzig seemed to present himself as a sort of champion of evil, horror and all things of that ilk, even though he had that smooth soulful voice. Dude was also pretty ripped, always dressed in black, and wore sap gloves (gloves lined with weight for added punching power) onstage. He's crazy, but his sense of showmanship, storytelling and musicality are top notch.
Oh epic! You guys are on point with the music today ! 😂 to me its kind of like revelry in violence a d depravity, the celebration of depravity you might say. Like I am gonna piss everyone off and I'm gonna love it too! Punks are basically olden days trolls 😂hybrid moments another of my faves by the misfits and Saturday night (later on whe Michael Graves took over as lead vocals) also Project 1950s is pretty cool punk spin on 50s songs, Jerry Only on most of the vocals, hes the bassist here and throughout most of their tenure and not extremely polished as a vocalist but that's kinda the point of punk, to be "outside the box" kind of thing, so it works in my opinion.
I first heard this song via Metallica's cover of it, showing some of their influences. This is punk, where Metallica gave it a slightly-more-produced metal sound: both are great, for their respective styles.
The Murderdolls do similar songs. Wednesday 13 is their singer and his solo stuff is fun too.
Horror core! lol There's a bunch of bands like this, they took the idea of a horror flick and applied it to their lyrics. You can listen to T.S.O.L. - Code Blue as another example...
CODE BLUE!
True Sounds Of Liberty
Abolish Goverment !
I'll never forget the look on my mom's face when I played this in her car when I was 13. I remember her shaking her head when it was over and she said "I mean I like his voice, but what did I just listen to?"
So many great Misfits songs. Nike a go go, is amazing.
They have probably 30 or 40 absolutely CLASSICS. Not many bands can pull that off.
So that's Glen Danzig, you've reacted to Danzig songs previously. Misfits were around from 1977 to about 1983, they were more of a horror-thing going on. After Misfits disbanded, Glen Danzig formed Samhain which I think was really an incredible project.
I'm an owner of the Misfits box set. This is probably the first Misfits song I ever heard thanks to a Metallica cover on their first Garage Days ep. I think I already had listened to Danzig though (would have been real early 90s for me). I would say maybe Hybrid Moments, Theme for a Jackyl, Angel Fuck, Where Eagles Dare, American Nightmare.... I should stop before I list all their songs, but those are ones to check out.
They've done Where Eagles Dare, and you forgot She :) bad Spider.
@@tomservoftw I forgot, I did watch their Where Eagles Dare video, probably commented on that one too. I agree, She is as they say, is a "banger". (Transmetropolitan, one of my fav comics)
Wahoooooo Love the Misfits!!!!! They were a horror punk group!!!! Amazing!!
One of my FAVORITE Misfits songs. I loved Misfits vibe with Glenn Danzigs voice 🔥 this song especially reminds me of some 50's Duwop but with an in-your-face punk energy and twist. Glenn Danzig is one of my favorite artist/vocalists
Punk rock usually has a lot of humor and sarcasm. This is horrocore punk, which is the darker side of humor and sarcasm, It's related to goth punk. . lol The Cramps, The Damned, GWAR, etc are the same.
Right about happy sounding sounds and opposite lyrical meanings. It's punk lol. See Ramones "Blitzkreig Bop", "I Wanna be Sedated". etc. Great analogies Lex and Brad!
Misfits have a lot of good songs and crazy videos. BTW, Metallica did a great cover on this followed by "Green Hell" and many other punks songs on Garage Day Revisited album. More thrashier.
Danzig was in the Misfits. Henry Rollins was in Black Flag. Yall reacted to Danzig, Misfits, Black Flag songs and Rollins Band "Liar" before, too. Need to react to more Henry Rollins Band songs, videos! :Low Self Option" is a good one.
Maybe the greatest punk song every written. This was absolutely ground breaking when it came out. This song and Die Die My Darling, Devilock etc influenced so many bands. Hard Rock/Metal today is where it’s at because of the Misfits. Misfits took what the Beatles/Elvis did and made it fast and loud. Truly incredible.
Awww The Misfits...... Horror Punk, Shock Punk. And that voice you commented on is Glenn Danzig of the band Danzig. Check out Metallica's cover of this song on their Garage Inc album along with Green Hell ✌🤘😎🤘
Good lord, it's like someone has been feeding you my playlists. Misfits?! That's outta your usual realm, lol. My favorite band in high school though. The singer, Glenn Danzig, is better known for his solo project - Danzig.
Woah, Lex killed it when she said I'm waiting for death, I'm just existing. I never thought of it like that and I'm a huge Misfits fan. That makes so much sense. I love this channel
The lead singer of this band, Glen Danzig, wrote songs for Roy Orbinson and Johnny Cash!
My favorite Misfits song is 'I turned into a Martian'.
I think Danzig also wrote 'Archangel' for The Damned.. but then ended up releasing it on his own with Samhain (?)
Geez. What to say. My favorite song from favorite band.
Mommy, can I go out and kill tonight?
Invented a genre of music.
Thanks CRAMPS!!
Misfits overdue and undervalued best punk band ever loads of great tunes you could do a whole misfits stream and still leave there genius barely touched...try scream by a later line up of misfits a true classic punk metal the video is second to none and is a perfect example of what they are all about . Die die my darling and hybrid moments are 2 of the best punk songs ever written try those too .... Happy days its the misfits yall
My favorite reaction from y'all, I've heard this song a billion times and didn't consider alot of this until I saw this
One of the most fun of the early punk bands for sure, if you want musically talented though, check out "The Damned" they were the first (imo the best) UK punk band, songs like 'love song' and 'smash it up' are great energetic head boppers, they became 80s goth/new wave with songs like 'Eloise' and 'Grimley Fendish' and the original line up are playing together for the first time in decades this year.
My first band, 1986. We mostly played Misfits.. three chords is simple.
Cant beleve you did this one... major props
This channel is so eclectic. Your reactions so genuine and not over the top. Just about every song I love, you react to. Thanks!
Always loved Danzigs voice reminds if Jim Morrison and Elvis had a demon child
"That's the Art of it." Yup.
It’s romantic and it’s dark….it’s perfection.
Your girl has the best energy and reactions to rock music
Oh my ... I'm so glad you guys are doing Misfits! I knew I subscribed for a reason.
I use to listen to them all the time almost 40 years back as a young skater. Im supprised you two had the guts to touch this in this day and age lol
About 10 years my old band opened for a version of the Misfits (Jerry Only, Dez Cadena, Marky Ramone) they played Ramones, Black Flag and Misfits songs. It was a great night!
Shock horror with a catchy upbeat poppy tune :)
Saw live 2 years ago in madson square garden watching live great group
It’s punk rock it’s meant to be offensive also most Misfits songs are about horror movies. You guys should check some of the Michale Graves Misfits songs like Scream or Saturday Night
Welcome to the sound of the Misfits. You’ll be a fan for life.
This is my favorite misfits song of all time. Glad to see this
1987, 15 years old, Hollywood punker.... loved this song! Still love The Misfits!
Respect. Just found your channel and already watched a few reaction vids on my face rock tunes. Glad to see your open mindedness and artistic analysis.
I’ve analyzed some of my fave tunes more so now. Thanks. I appreciate y’all
My Pitbull Blueberry who passed in Jan 2021 used to love Glenn's she would get super happy and playful everytime this song or Die Die My Darling or Twist of Cain was played. she also loved Eddie Veddar's and DMX's and Maynard's voice but Glenn Danzig was her favorite
The “this music is what you listen to when [insert scenario],” is alway a bit bonkers.
The Misfits are a Horror Punk band with more of a focus on the earlier Horror motifs, (kind of a White Zombie/Rob Zombie before a decade or two before them.)
Provocative and shocking, yes.
Nah White Zombie and The Misfits have nothing in common.
@@AtillaGenghisHuyter -- I like both bands. I probably listen to White Zombie more but nonetheless, they have the retro-horror motif in common, and that's what I was referring to. To be clear.
This is the song you make up in 10 min when you wake up with a hangover and your band is pestering you for lyrics hahah
Misfits=Punk=🤘😈
I like listening to this out loud on a Bluetooth speaker when I'm getting down on my electric skateboard or my onewheel..... It just has those feel good do something vibes to me
Yeah. Horror punk or death punk. Very important band! I'm sure you've seen the skull logo before. They're a member of that small 70s NYC punk movement that had ALOT of future influence.
"oh sweet dead, one last caress" its self explanatory! i mean...i get it!
He's letting you know what happens in the entertainment industry. It's literal
It was always like watching a live cartoon horror show…. Awesome band to see live….
"Come sweet death" also by classical artist Johann Sebastián Bach. If you played this a really heavy and old song Mercyful Fate: Satan's Fall. Also Metallica covered this song and did a Mercyful Fate cover medley which are both great.
Lex knows what's up. It's that final wait just to get on with it.
Another legendary band from New Jersey!
I’ve seen the misfits several times over they years, even saw one show where Danzig came back and sang…Awesome!
Horrorpunk frequently makes use of lurid material like this, it's a staple of the whole genre. Putting it over bright and peppy music is, yes, part of the formula.
20 Eyes, Halloween, Horror Business, Death Comes Ripping are all good Misfits jams to react to! 🎃
The pure smile on her face is GOLDEN.....sub just for that
It actually just made us metal heads happy
YES! Misfits, and old Misfits at that!!!