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it's quite a shame that the guest vocalist on "Out of Control" is one of the worst people in exsistance, he had a damn good band but he f'd it all up, screw him to hell and back.
@@Funnivids100 there is no actual "get". It's an expression of understanding. So i was praising creativity and i prob do still have liberation transmission somewhere as i listened to the band growing up.
I had a cousin who would confuse The Reason with Float On by Modest Mouse. If it was intentional, he trolled me good, but if not a little bit of ,y soul died each time. He maintains he honestly couldn't tell the difference to this day. Please help me.
I sometimes hear that playing through the overhead speakers at Walmarts, Targets and at times Big Lots stores, however, most times I listen to my own music playing through my own neck band speaker system.
lol now that's what I call Grocery Store volume 1 frozen ile adition, featuring the hit single the reason, I'm yours, bad day, and Hey Soul Sister. Get it now at your local shop right!
He probably was a *redacted* well before a musician. Music was probably something that gave him money and clout that made it easier for him to pursue those sorts of extra curricular activities
Luke: I will not allow discussion of the guest vocalist on "out of control" or his band or what they were associated with. Me: it's that band isn't it Me: *Googles it* Me: oh no it is
I read an article that went into some detail about what "He who shall not be named" did. I only got about a third of the way through it before I was like, "I can't read this shit anymore." I wanted to grab a machete and castrate him myself. Yeah, what he did was that bad.
It is the ancient Roman tradition of damnatio memoriae, which would not only involve never mentioning the person again but also removing them from all official records (though that tended to be a bit unsuccessful when they tried to apply it to mad emperors).
Or just replace their names with ________ (pronounced "blank"). For instance, that one Lady Gaga song that featured ________, though Gaga had the sense to delete that song from her discography and reissue the album without the song. Maybe Hoobablank could do the same.
@@EpicB Given that, from what I'm seeing here, the backing vocals are relatively subtle and only one of the two singers in question is the real problem here, you probably could without much of an issue. That said, I wonder if some of the members wouldn't feel like they were trying to erase history to make themselves look better by doing so? Who knows. It's a relatively small detail regardless.
While I am aware that The Reason (the song, not the album) is super simple and cliché, and is one of the barest bones ballads out there... I can't hate it. I honestly can't, something about the song touches a very emotional core inside of me, and it does it consistently. Wrenches the heart, transports me to a different place, and may open the tear ducts. Even as a adult who's aware of how generic and pandering the lyrics and song structure is, it gets me every time. Music just be like that, man. Also, geez, the hell happened with the "Out of Control" song? > looks it up Oh........ well, that song's ruined for me now.
@@ryanpenton7552 im serious im am an actual fan of hoobastank and i can say most of these songs sound the same same direction is good but it just sounds like other songs,out of control is good too but the guest vocals,what happened to us is just boring and forgettable,escapes lyrics sucks,just one was a good song but sounds alot like same direction,lucky as he says the lyrics sucks but its what got me into hoobstank,let it out is also sounding like same direction unaffected is a good song i cant say a bad thing about it from the heart is also what got me into hoobastank but the lyrics also suck,never there is that one song that every edgy kid listens to to act like hes cool,the reason is overrated and its not a good song, disappear is forgettable but is a good outro to a album.but what do i know? i'm just a 11 year old kid in his room listening to rock/metal writing hate comments about albums i don't particularly like.
Hoobastank isn’t THAT bad to me. Maybe it’s just my childhood nostalgia talking but I still unironically love songs like Crawling In The Dark, Running Away, and Out of Control.
I saw these guys and P.O.D. open for Linkin Park on the Meteora tour in 2004. They were fun and had decent energy onstage; it was before the title track was released as a single, but it went over pretty well when they played it. P.O.D. and LP blew them out of the water, obviously, but they were a good opening act.
18:05 Other better albums from 2004/2005: American Idiot Ascendancy Mesmerize/Hypnotize Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses Lullabies to Paralyze This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) Chuck And Their Name Was Treason Feel free to add to the list haha.
This is a very good list. Thanks for putting this out, as it's good that there are people who know that for all the faults that the 2000s had, the 2000s gave us plenty of great albums as well.
They're Only Chasing Safety O God The Aftermath Catalyst Catch For Us The Foxes Collision Course With The Lights Out (It's a box set, but I'm counting it!) Demon Days Plans Hello Sailor
Another one of those bands where there metallic - edge tracks are more listenable than the radio - ready ballads (although I do think "The Reason" is a guilty pleasure).
There was a reason I watched this video, and the reason was you. Seriously, your work is so good. It's always a bit frustrating to see the most generic music get rewarded over bands actually trying to push the boundaries and grow.
I'd say every era and genre has this issue in waves, and being alive during it, you really get to experience the troughs. I try to remind myself of that when I romanticise the 80s or even my native 90s, because there are gems, and duds, and duds painted to look like gems. And Sturgeon's Law is always in effect!😹 The pop charts have always been kinda clueless and flailing, but the mid00s post-9/11 sauce buttrock barrage is our unique cross to bear in this era.
Not entirely related to this video but my toxic ex used to play this song for me most times he broke up with me and then manipulated me back (this happened TWELVE times), and any positive meaning this song had was sucked out of it and now when I listen to it all I can hear is a man promising he will change and using that promise to entice his lover back and cause the same hurt all over again... to this day hearing those opening notes triggers fucking goosebumps out of me so kudos to me for making it through this video
I had to google the band and vocalist in question and even if the name was given I still wouldn’t have known who it was. I live in a town where tejano, hip hop, and country is all you hear on the mainstream radio stations
1:52 of course that single E note is instantly recognizable, that's the piano intro from Flaming Telepaths by Blue Oyster Cult, one of the greatest songs of their career
1. As you said it is ok 2. when you did not bring up the back vocalist I can understand why now I feel dirty for like this song 3. Used to like it but after listening to this it sounds dated 4. Sounds generic 5. more whining 6. Chessy lame 7. Again boring 8. The most overplayed song in history 9. Don't know what to say 10. the only decent filer song I like 11. the instanty song 12. The best song on the album Overall: mediocre I don't remember buying this album
Now I'm curious, who was this mystery guest vocalist on "Out of Control"? Time for research! *Goes on Wikipedia* Ooooh. Oooooooh. Ooooooooooh shit. *Closes computer and walks away... then remembers the video isn't finished and comes back*
What's sad is that I've never heard of Out Of Control, and yet when you talked about how awful their collaborator was... I knew pretty quickly who it was. That's how awful he is.
Even if the other members of ________ are perfectly fine people the name of their old band is invariably associated with the crimes of ________. And the band they formed afterwards refuses to play any old ________ material.
To be honest, I actually kinda like Hoobastank. Ironically, "The Reason" was my least favorite of the album. I like their more faster songs like "Same Direction", "Out of Control" and "Escape."
Matthew Cool I liked there first album when I was younger. I don’t think this band is any worse than Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin. It inhabits that meh part of my brain. It’s nowhere near as bad as Imagine Dragons in my opinion.
@@SleepBeforeYouThink I actually like 3DG and Breaking Benjamin. Maybe it's just me, but a lot of these angsty 2000's rock banda were a huge part of my adolescence, particularly when I started my high school years getting into anime and hearing Skillet's "Monster" and Breaking Benjamin's "The Diary of Jane" on AMVs. And looking back, while they aren't the deepest stuff out there, I can't help but jam along to songs like this.
Matthew Cool I think people unfairly judge early 00s bands. Those bands sounded a lot better than what’s on the radio today. Diary of Jane was a great song btw.
@Libertarian Jaguar Eh, Theory had a few songs I liked (from their earlier days, anyway), but never really heard much from Good Charlotte apart from The Anthem.
I honestly didn’t know who “HE” was when it got to that part. Then I googled who the guest vocals was and then, “Oooooooooooh......yeeeaaaaaah. Let’s not mentioned “HIM”.”
@@TheFreshcorn1 When Luke described the ,,man'' from that time period i'm like ,,OH NO'' and then i checked wikipedia and yeeeeeep it was him...God has left us long ago.
I actually didn't mind Hoobastank or "The Reason" album. For that time period that kind of rock music was selling on the Billboard charts. I still listen to this album from time to time and it's still really good.
I really enjoy this series and have been pretty much been binge watching it over the last couple days. I would love to see you do a series called "Embracing the Past", where you find little-known albums, or albums by widely-known-as-shitty bands that are actually good. A "hidden gems" series, if you will. It's fun watching you rag on the trash (especially anything regarding Fred Durst), but I would love to see some love given to forgotten, or not well-know amazing albums. Candlebox's self-titled album would be a great start. Peace, love, and lotsa rock!
The different names he called the band were hilarious. I have a lot of work to do. Didn't know this channel existed til a month ago. Loved every one so far.
At least we can all agree StevieT's rendition of the title track in minor is much better than the original! Seriously though, never heard of this band before watching that video. Guess I'm glad that's the only song of theirs I know.
You’ve done the triforce of Suckage, Whining and Drunk Mom Rock. Now, I’d like to request you take on the triforce of edge: Attila - About That Life Emmure - Speaker of the Dead King 810 - Memoirs of a Murderer
I went to a concert with Incubus and Hooba, we decided to take our time so that when got to venue, we came into Incubus and we missed Hooba & I don’t regret it.. Incubus is a great live band and man so many hot ladies to look at, added bonus
I haven’t heard this album before, but to say I remember the title track is an understatement. I heard it so much as a child that it became permanently engrained in my head...you can make a joke about that. I won’t complain. Also, you making fun of Hoobastank’s name will never not be funny.
The Reason actually hit pretty close to home since I did a girl wrong and I thought about her a lot when the song was popular. And yeah I understand why talking about the guest signer on Out of Control is not allowed in this comment section...good move. I still think Crawling in the Dark holds up tho. It's too bad they decided to phone things in like every other band that was good in the mid 00s.
I honestly can’t bring myself to hate The Reason because it’s just one of those childhood songs that I have a soft spot for. But I will say that I prefer Hoobastank’s earlier sound, heck it reminds me a bit of Incubus.
Luke: Proof that even the simplest of songs can be successful, even if they all revolve around one piano key. Music Industry: *changes by XXXTENTACION intensifies*
why do I have a feeling "Daredevil: the album" is going to be A RTP album sometime down the road. it is like the final boss of all the rock/Nu-metal covered on RTP, but saliva and Hoobastank were even on the soundtrack, and i think Luke will need all the lives he can stock up and yes I know there are SOME good songs on there, like the evanescence ones.
@tc 2452 i feel like daredevil soundtrack was kinda A. the start of it all B. the root of why everyone hates nu Metal and music soundtracks (it is also a regret album of mine, one of the few no christian albums it was okay from me to listen to growing up)
@tc 2452 I actually didn't mind the Daredevil soundtrack. I mean, I actually kinda liked "Won't Back Down" even if it is a pretty basic post-grunge song.
My creative writing teacher in high school said he knew Hoobastank's original bassist, and he said the name was slang for "Whose butt stinks?" I don't know if it's true, but it would be fitting. I also remember being 13 and hearing "The Reason" on my local alternative station's new music afternoon drive specialty show. It instantly reminded me of the kind of garbage they would play on AC stations, and because of that, I instantly knew it would be a hit. I don't think I've ever had a prediction go more right, but man, I wish I was wrong. It's one of the hackiest, sappiest songs ever, and the general conceit doesn't make sense. "I found a reason for me to change who I used to be?" What, did you find a time machine? You can change who you are now, but you can't change who you were in the past. That's impossible.
Fun fact: the same production team that did Theory Of A Deadman’s Scars And Souvenirs did this album as well. It’s a shame, considering Howard Benson is a very talented producer and Chris Lord-Alge has mixed some of the best music out there.
Those two have produced and mixed albums for pretty much everyone under the sun. Off the top of my head, they did albums for bands and performers like Three Days Grace, Seether, Depswa, Cold, Daughtry, Skillet, We As Human, Red, Kelly Clarkson, Orianthi, All That Remains, In Flames, Hoobastank, Theory Of A Deadman, and Papa Roach.
@@Sayajin3321 I found bands like Keane, Embrace, Snow Patrol, Athlete, early Coldplay etc were more my thing with that British soft alternative rock sound.
The only song I've ever really retained from them was 'The Reason' and that is only because it was everyone when I was kid. You couldn't escape it. I think I still hear it sometime's or maybe that's just the nightmares.
Look, no offence, but buying a CD with the word "Hoobastank" on the case is the equivalent of accepting a hug from a prostitute named "Coronoa" because of the discounted price. Buyer beware.
Eric O'Connor oh god, I thought he mentioned M Shadows or Someone from blood on the dancefloor, not *that* guy. EUGH just gave myself the shivers thinking about it :/
I love when Regretting the Past gets a new entry. The commentary is on point and easily agreeable with. I hate that its 90% of the time it is an album that I owned at one point in time or in Results May Vary's case I still own lmao.
Hoobastank made a not good first impression on me as a kid. When I was in elementary school, I used to set my alarm to our adult contemporary station and they would play the acoustic version of The Reason a lot. I hated hearing it and thought it was boring and sappy, but I had no idea there was a version with a full band because the acoustic version was that grating to me. Now that I think about it, that song is probably the reason (heh) I don’t really like acoustic songs a whole lot. So thanks for that, Hoopla-stank, I guess.
I thought I heard the band got their name from the phrase "Jesus H. Christ," in which the "H" supposedly stood for "Hoobastank" - according to what I read in Rolling Stone. It's amazing how a band with such a crappy name could have a rather aesthetically interesting logo.
Hoobastank's first track on their "They Sure Don't Make Basketball Shorts Like They Used To" album from 1998 involves a man in the intro of the song saying "That is the name of the band folks, Hoobastank, get over it, I did". That pretty much just shows that Hoobastank are in on the joke as much as everybody else.
I distinctly remember hearing the title track constantly on the radio when I was much younger. It started fading away from the radio by the time newer pop songs started charting. Oh well, at least I'll never have to hear that song again.
You know what's kinda bad, I have albums like this in my basement, because I started building my CD collection this year, and it primarily consists of CDs from thrift stores. After listening to some of these, I now realize why people got rid of them in the first place. One such CD is "Them vs. You vs. Me" by Finger Eleven. I don't want to talk about that album.
Oh wow, I found the other person who got that? Cool. I always knew it would happen some day. 😁 In my defense, I did get it secondhand, so it's not like the band made any money from me, lol.
The reason and disappear are the best in my perspective. “The Reason” has a special place in my music library; I don’t know why, but it does. However, they have some really great tracks under their belt. -A Thousand Words -All About You -Can You Save Me -I Don’t Think That I Love You -This Is Gonna Hurt -Incomplete -Magnolia -No Destination -No Win Situation -pieces -To Be With You -If Only -Remember Me -Running away -Sing What You Can’t Say -Slow Down -So Close, So Far -The Fallen -The Letter -You Before Me You Need To Be Here -Stay With Me -Is This The Day? -Don’t Look Away -Karma Patrol -Can I Buy You A Drink
Man I really wish more videos with sponsorship shout outs had as much hilarious charisma as yours did. I've seen Manscaped ads before but none of them made me interested in checking them out further until I saw this lol
My theory about bands like Creed and Hoobastank is that record producers started pushing them hard in reaction to the post-Columbine hysteria. People were blaming rock and metal for the school shooting so record labels started pushing these bands with psuedo Christian lyrics till the heat died down
Douglas Robb from Hoobastunk did the vocals for the main theme of Sonic Forces (Fist Bump) back in 2017 and the vocals were undeniably the worst part of the song (not helped by the fact that the official sonic TH-cam channel posted part of the instrumental before posting part of the song with the vocals) When Sega decides to bring in outside bands to help with the soundtrack to Sonic games they can bring in some interesting bands and vocalists from time to time which even led me to discover one of my favourite rock bands (Zebrahead) but I never chased down what came from hoobastank due to the weird vocals on Fist Bump!
@@EmeraldUltima713 Compared to the other vocal tracks that doubled as main themes (Live and Learn, Sonic Heroes, I am All of Me, His World, Endless Possibilities & Reach for the Stars) yeah Fist Bump doesn't hold it's own!
@@PuddleOfPizza also not to mention that the lyrics for Fist Bump were really hammy - they should have just kept it an instrumental like they did for the last 2 games!
@@tahoesupersports5170 like, dark horse is so frustrating because some of the songs have likable premises but get absolutely ruined by either the lyrics or the arrangement
I heard The Reason for the first time in like a decade and a half at a bar a couple weeks ago. And frankly, as I remembered like pretty much the whole song like it was 15-16 years ago, by a better band it could have been a pretty decent song.
I absolutely love your photos. I wish I could buy them as posters. Who's that upper right? I recognize her, but can't place a name. I feel like I'm gonna slap myself for not realizing.
I literally got this album for free. It was in a box labeled "free," filled with CDs, outside of a house. I still hesitated to pick it up, but did only to indulge some mild nostalgia I had for that era of music. Listened to it once for a chuckle, and now it's on my CD rack between their first and third albums, which I bought used years ago for $1 each. The benefit of having such trash taste in music as a kid is that reliving your adolesence is cheap as hell.
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Hoobastank: MEH
Right now, I'd say The Reason is a "MEH" at best., on the same level as 3 Doors Down
Nice transition bro 😂
Vinteler Alin actually 3DD’s second album Away From The Sun was pretty good
What's wrong with the guest in out of control?
*a few seconds later*
OH FU-
@@iliketrains3495 yeah
Talk about Harsher in Hindsight.
I didn't know what any of that was about so like an idiot I looked it up, and now I just feel so friggin' nauseous, to say the very least 😟
I had to consult the Google as well... It's beyond awful.
@@TheEverSerene you and I both.
This Hoobastanks. I’ll show myself out.
Go to your room.
Already in my room. 🙃
Rocked you’re not my real dad!😂
Just remember...if ever you wonder why your comment sucked....the reason is YOOOOOUUUUUUUU
Or as Todd in the Shadows said: It hoobasucks.
And the reason Luke made this video is...
*YOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUU!!!!*
He found a reason for this!
Soulja Boy?
Out of Control: [was] childhood song, didn't realize it had guest vocals, looked it up, hand me the bleach.
Nobody search it, it's who you think it is.
explains why you're so messed up
the guy from not No Devotion really messed it up
Michael Gogick tv had Bill Cosby, rock and roll had...that guy I won’t name
You cant even fucking hear it, I dont feel guilty when i cant even hear it
it's quite a shame that the guest vocalist on "Out of Control" is one of the worst people in exsistance, he had a damn good band but he f'd it all up, screw him to hell and back.
Really is a shame, FoundConspirators was a decent band, but like you don't come back from.... uh... what that man did
LOL @ “FoundConspirators”
@@Funnivids100 took me a moment to be like wtf band are yo-ohhhhhhhhhhhhh i get it
@@johnb5082 please do not get it. Forget they exist
@@Funnivids100 there is no actual "get". It's an expression of understanding. So i was praising creativity and i prob do still have liberation transmission somewhere as i listened to the band growing up.
"I'm not a perfect album."
"There's many things I wish I didn't record"
@@viscountrainbows6452 "But I Continue Being Sold"
@@DrGregoryHouseIT "I never meant to do those things to Luke"
I had a cousin who would confuse The Reason with Float On by Modest Mouse. If it was intentional, he trolled me good, but if not a little bit of ,y soul died each time. He maintains he honestly couldn't tell the difference to this day. Please help me.
"I wish that I could take it all away"
Me: I want Incubus
Mom: but we have Incubus at home
Incubus at home:
Exactly! Whatever Hoobastank was trying to do, Incubus was already doing it, and doing it 100x's better!
lowkeymatt pretty much lmao
The singer even looks like Brandon Boyd's Asian brother
I hate that I laughed at that
Lol the accuracy
"The Reason" is STILL everywhere, at every grocery store, every day, every store that uses the In-Store Music Network. It will never end.
I sometimes hear that playing through the overhead speakers at Walmarts, Targets and at times Big Lots stores, however, most times I listen to my own music playing through my own neck band speaker system.
lol now that's what I call Grocery Store volume 1 frozen ile adition, featuring the hit single the reason, I'm yours, bad day, and Hey Soul Sister. Get it now at your local shop right!
I made a quick Google search for "The one who shan't be named" cause I suspect it was the individual and yeah...it is and was regretting it
I did the same thing and, ooo boy, now I understand what he meant.
Same
TheJadedWanSaid Same. My mind first immediately went to said person, but wanted to search it up to make sure and yep, definitely worth regretting.
Same
I did the same thing
It’s telling that on “he who must not be named”‘s Wikipedia page, the fact that he’s a *redacted* is listed before the fact that he was a musician.
I think that’s just common practice on Wikipedia. For instance Chris Benoit is listed as a murderer before he’s listed as a wrestler.
I Like Trains huh, well that it does. For the longest time it said “Canadian murderer and professional wrestler”
iirc same for reiser
He probably was a *redacted* well before a musician. Music was probably something that gave him money and clout that made it easier for him to pursue those sorts of extra curricular activities
Luke: I will not allow discussion of the guest vocalist on "out of control" or his band or what they were associated with.
Me: it's that band isn't it
Me: *Googles it*
Me: oh no it is
I'm missing something. I dislike this.
@@threadmiser4914 Let's just say the lead singer of said band should be killed.
NOW I see why he said that. Definitely no mention ever on that monster.
I read an article that went into some detail about what "He who shall not be named" did. I only got about a third of the way through it before I was like, "I can't read this shit anymore." I wanted to grab a machete and castrate him myself.
Yeah, what he did was that bad.
@@StevenEveral I just had a read, myself. I thought that kinda shit was only for the movie A Serbian Film.
The "Voldemort rule," I love that lol. I'm totally stealing that when discussing other "They who Shall not be Named" people.
It is the ancient Roman tradition of damnatio memoriae, which would not only involve never mentioning the person again but also removing them from all official records (though that tended to be a bit unsuccessful when they tried to apply it to mad emperors).
Or just replace their names with ________ (pronounced "blank"). For instance, that one Lady Gaga song that featured ________, though Gaga had the sense to delete that song from her discography and reissue the album without the song. Maybe Hoobablank could do the same.
@@EpicB Given that, from what I'm seeing here, the backing vocals are relatively subtle and only one of the two singers in question is the real problem here, you probably could without much of an issue. That said, I wonder if some of the members wouldn't feel like they were trying to erase history to make themselves look better by doing so? Who knows. It's a relatively small detail regardless.
@@ConvincingPeople I think most people would understand if they deleted the song.
I looked up Out of Control because I didn't know who did guest vocals.
Yeeeeaaaaaaah.... don't blame him one bit for blacklisting.
Hoobastank: I found a reason for me, to change who used to be, a reason to start over new
And the reason is money 💰
SEX! HAD TO!
Its interesting how its music video involves a diamond grab. Very fitting
2001: Hoobastank
2003: HoobaSTONKS
Can we agree that Crawling in the Dark is a banger?
The mÅddmÅn Certified.
Yes 👍
I still have a soft spot for it
Still love that song to this day🖤
Makes me wanna bang my head against a wall until I pass out from the pain. :/
"The reason" is kinda nostalgic for me, but you are absolutely right about the harder stuff holding up better.
While I am aware that The Reason (the song, not the album) is super simple and cliché, and is one of the barest bones ballads out there... I can't hate it. I honestly can't, something about the song touches a very emotional core inside of me, and it does it consistently. Wrenches the heart, transports me to a different place, and may open the tear ducts. Even as a adult who's aware of how generic and pandering the lyrics and song structure is, it gets me every time. Music just be like that, man.
Also, geez, the hell happened with the "Out of Control" song?
> looks it up
Oh........ well, that song's ruined for me now.
I feel like requesting this for Todd in the Shadows now.
He kind of did a thing on it already.
DW'89Music
Even though I have a soft spot for this song, he needed to give no other reason but that opening one note
He has a spot for the reason on his 2004 worst list
Trashboye
Personally, he should’ve given it to goodies by Ciara featuring Petey Pablo
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 I definitely rather listen to a bland Jessica SImpson song than Goodies by Ciara.
Surprised you didn’t discuss the “Same Direction” music video with Kanye West and Chester Bennington.
I got a hunch that he listened to the album once. And knew what the tone of the review was going to be.. Doubt much research went into it
@@ryanpenton7552 its still a bad album
@@Hermit__ Dont be a sheep
@@ryanpenton7552 im serious im am an actual fan of hoobastank and i can say most of these songs sound the same same direction is good but it just sounds like other songs,out of control is good too but the guest vocals,what happened to us is just boring and forgettable,escapes lyrics sucks,just one was a good song but sounds alot like same direction,lucky as he says the lyrics sucks but its what got me into hoobstank,let it out is also sounding like same direction unaffected is a good song i cant say a bad thing about it from the heart is also what got me into hoobastank but the lyrics also suck,never there is that one song that every edgy kid listens to to act like hes cool,the reason is overrated and its not a good song, disappear is forgettable but is a good outro to a album.but what do i know? i'm just a 11 year old kid in his room listening to rock/metal writing hate comments about albums i don't particularly like.
That exists?
Looks like Luke's going to be crawling in the dark, looking for the answer for why this album is a RTP.
I wondered who the guest vocals were to get such a reaction. I regret that Google search. Regretting the Past.
It’s Ok. The guest vocalist of “Out of Control” is no longer getting any royalties anymore, I hope.
Hoobastank isn’t THAT bad to me. Maybe it’s just my childhood nostalgia talking but I still unironically love songs like Crawling In The Dark, Running Away, and Out of Control.
+Lotte Yanson Love your thumbnail!
Brady Dicarlo Yours as well
It's the only songs I like from them.
This I love lucky and never there. Sue me.
I always will have a soft spot for the reason.
I saw these guys and P.O.D. open for Linkin Park on the Meteora tour in 2004. They were fun and had decent energy onstage; it was before the title track was released as a single, but it went over pretty well when they played it. P.O.D. and LP blew them out of the water, obviously, but they were a good opening act.
rushguy1 Same. Hell of a lineup for 12 year old me.
Muse is my favorite band. Now I must cry somewhere knowing the Reason sold better.
18:05 Other better albums from 2004/2005:
American Idiot
Ascendancy
Mesmerize/Hypnotize
Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses
Lullabies to Paralyze
This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)
Chuck
And Their Name Was Treason
Feel free to add to the list haha.
Zane Kriglowitz Siren Song of Counterculture by Rise Against!
This is a very good list. Thanks for putting this out, as it's good that there are people who know that for all the faults that the 2000s had, the 2000s gave us plenty of great albums as well.
Yes! how did I forget that one?!
And no problem, the 2000s were a great time for music imo, a few bad apples doesn't make the entire bunch, right?
They're Only Chasing Safety
O God The Aftermath
Catalyst
Catch For Us The Foxes
Collision Course
With The Lights Out (It's a box set, but I'm counting it!)
Demon Days
Plans
Hello Sailor
Another one of those bands where there metallic - edge tracks are more listenable than the radio - ready ballads (although I do think "The Reason" is a guilty pleasure).
@@iliketrains3495 Crawling in the Dark is my favorite by them.
There was a reason I watched this video, and the reason was you. Seriously, your work is so good. It's always a bit frustrating to see the most generic music get rewarded over bands actually trying to push the boundaries and grow.
I'd say every era and genre has this issue in waves, and being alive during it, you really get to experience the troughs. I try to remind myself of that when I romanticise the 80s or even my native 90s, because there are gems, and duds, and duds painted to look like gems. And Sturgeon's Law is always in effect!😹 The pop charts have always been kinda clueless and flailing, but the mid00s post-9/11 sauce buttrock barrage is our unique cross to bear in this era.
Not entirely related to this video but my toxic ex used to play this song for me most times he broke up with me and then manipulated me back (this happened TWELVE times), and any positive meaning this song had was sucked out of it and now when I listen to it all I can hear is a man promising he will change and using that promise to entice his lover back and cause the same hurt all over again... to this day hearing those opening notes triggers fucking goosebumps out of me so kudos to me for making it through this video
Luke: There was a guest vocalist on this
Me: Oh I wonder who that is
Luke: He shall not be given name or mention
Me: *oh ok then*
Yeah I don't even know who it is. To Google I go.
Stupid Google NOOOOOI
Yeah paused the video to dive into the wikipedia rabbit hole. Coming out of that hole, yeah I can see why its getting the Voldemort treatment.
I had to google the band and vocalist in question and even if the name was given I still wouldn’t have known who it was. I live in a town where tejano, hip hop, and country is all you hear on the mainstream radio stations
Trust me. You are better not knowing. I was sickened by it then and its worse now.
1:52 of course that single E note is instantly recognizable, that's the piano intro from Flaming Telepaths by Blue Oyster Cult, one of the greatest songs of their career
I requested this album for 'Regretting the Past' like a year ago! I'm PUMPED!!
Hundreds of people have! I never really understood why until I heard the album in full.
@@RockedNet i'm in the same boat as you, the only on i've heard is the reason, so i'm looking forward to see how bad the album really is.
1. As you said it is ok
2. when you did not bring up the back vocalist I can understand why now I feel dirty for like this song
3. Used to like it but after listening to this it sounds dated
4. Sounds generic
5. more whining
6. Chessy lame
7. Again boring
8. The most overplayed song in history
9. Don't know what to say
10. the only decent filer song I like
11. the instanty song
12. The best song on the album
Overall: mediocre I don't remember buying this album
Now I'm curious, who was this mystery guest vocalist on "Out of Control"? Time for research!
*Goes on Wikipedia*
Ooooh. Oooooooh. Ooooooooooh shit.
*Closes computer and walks away... then remembers the video isn't finished and comes back*
I had the exact same reaction lol
I guessed it as soon as I heard of him talking about it
@@Hermit__ well given that most rock stars are terrible people, I figured it would have to be something unbelievable and only one person came to mind.
What's sad is that I've never heard of Out Of Control, and yet when you talked about how awful their collaborator was... I knew pretty quickly who it was.
That's how awful he is.
To be fair "They who shall not be named" is really just one dude. the rest of that group are solid-ish dudes
The Keyboard/Turntables member of the band is also a great painter.
Even if the other members of ________ are perfectly fine people the name of their old band is invariably associated with the crimes of ________. And the band they formed afterwards refuses to play any old ________ material.
Ahh, the early 2000s. The era of pop-punk, R&B, nu-metal, and post-grunge. At least, that's what it felt like.
I looked up "Out Of Control" to see what he was talking about
Yup, that took me down a rabbit hole I wish I didn't hop down.
To be honest, I actually kinda like Hoobastank.
Ironically, "The Reason" was my least favorite of the album.
I like their more faster songs like "Same Direction", "Out of Control" and "Escape."
Matthew Cool Same Direction I like too.
Matthew Cool I liked there first album when I was younger. I don’t think this band is any worse than Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin. It inhabits that meh part of my brain. It’s nowhere near as bad as Imagine Dragons in my opinion.
@@SleepBeforeYouThink I actually like 3DG and Breaking Benjamin. Maybe it's just me, but a lot of these angsty 2000's rock banda were a huge part of my adolescence, particularly when I started my high school years getting into anime and hearing Skillet's "Monster" and Breaking Benjamin's "The Diary of Jane" on AMVs.
And looking back, while they aren't the deepest stuff out there, I can't help but jam along to songs like this.
Matthew Cool I think people unfairly judge early 00s bands. Those bands sounded a lot better than what’s on the radio today. Diary of Jane was a great song btw.
@Libertarian Jaguar Eh, Theory had a few songs I liked (from their earlier days, anyway), but never really heard much from Good Charlotte apart from The Anthem.
Clash - ‘Cut The Crap’. We could use some older records, to regret all of the past.
Nobody really liked it in the first place and it sold horribly.
Todd In The Shadows has this one covered.
DinsdalePiranha67 a man of culture you are
i actually really like hoobastank and this album, i didn't expect you to like this album, but i really didn't expect you to hate this album this much.
06:48 Took me 10 seconds but when i realised who you were talking about, i'm like *yeah let's not mention ,,Him''*
it's a damn shame to, they were a good band, but "HE" had to ruin literally everything.
@@SpeedPants Sad days and sad times.
I honestly didn’t know who “HE” was when it got to that part.
Then I googled who the guest vocals was and then, “Oooooooooooh......yeeeaaaaaah. Let’s not mentioned “HIM”.”
@@SpeedPants they were a really good example of euro nu metal,but HE ruined it
@@TheFreshcorn1 When Luke described the ,,man'' from that time period i'm like ,,OH NO'' and then i checked wikipedia and yeeeeeep it was him...God has left us long ago.
We don't really love Hasselhoff, we were just told over and over that we love him and got gaslighted into loving him.
I literally can’t finish a single album from this series that you cover. The strength you must have to listen to this all the way through...
That song "Fist Bump" the singer did from Sonic Forces was pretty dope tho.
I had no idea what you were talking about during your off-character rant, so I looked it up. I wish I hadn't.
I somehow had a gut feeling that was him.
@@pyrorock8143 everyone did
Dorian Camp Unfortunately.
@@pyrorock8143 If you threw up after finding out who it was, totally understandable.
I regret it too
There is no Reason to listen to this
and the reason is noooooooooooooooooooone
I actually didn't mind Hoobastank or "The Reason" album. For that time period that kind of rock music was selling on the Billboard charts. I still listen to this album from time to time and it's still really good.
Hoobastank albums are commonly found in pawn shops and used at FYE for 3.99 nowadays.
I really enjoy this series and have been pretty much been binge watching it over the last couple days. I would love to see you do a series called "Embracing the Past", where you find little-known albums, or albums by widely-known-as-shitty bands that are actually good. A "hidden gems" series, if you will. It's fun watching you rag on the trash (especially anything regarding Fred Durst), but I would love to see some love given to forgotten, or not well-know amazing albums. Candlebox's self-titled album would be a great start. Peace, love, and lotsa rock!
We cannot say Hoobybath since they call themselves Hoobastank. Yes, this was a stench, I mean stretch, for a pun
It definitely sounds like they need to Hoobabathe more often.
The different names he called the band were hilarious. I have a lot of work to do. Didn't know this channel existed til a month ago. Loved every one so far.
I didn’t know who did the guest vocals on that track but I instantly figured it out based on your comments about refusing to even mention them.
At least we can all agree StevieT's rendition of the title track in minor is much better than the original!
Seriously though, never heard of this band before watching that video. Guess I'm glad that's the only song of theirs I know.
I Like Trains Harsh...
You’ve done the triforce of Suckage, Whining and Drunk Mom Rock.
Now, I’d like to request you take on the triforce of edge:
Attila - About That Life
Emmure - Speaker of the Dead
King 810 - Memoirs of a Murderer
The triforce of edge has been dubbed “Trashcore” by Bradley Cooper.
I went to a concert with Incubus and Hooba, we decided to take our time so that when got to venue, we came into Incubus and we missed Hooba & I don’t regret it.. Incubus is a great live band and man so many hot ladies to look at, added bonus
I haven’t heard this album before, but to say I remember the title track is an understatement. I heard it so much as a child that it became permanently engrained in my head...you can make a joke about that. I won’t complain.
Also, you making fun of Hoobastank’s name will never not be funny.
They were hoobastuck in your head.
It feels like I'm listening to the same song over and over again
The Reason actually hit pretty close to home since I did a girl wrong and I thought about her a lot when the song was popular. And yeah I understand why talking about the guest signer on Out of Control is not allowed in this comment section...good move.
I still think Crawling in the Dark holds up tho. It's too bad they decided to phone things in like every other band that was good in the mid 00s.
I honestly can’t bring myself to hate The Reason because it’s just one of those childhood songs that I have a soft spot for.
But I will say that I prefer Hoobastank’s earlier sound, heck it reminds me a bit of Incubus.
I can't find a reason to hate it either - largely because I don't find it interesting enough to feel strongly about it either way.
Huh. Wonder who that guest vocalist was...
Oh... ohhhhhh... ohhhh dear.
*inminent panic*
I thought it was M Shadows or Andy Biersack or BOTDF, it could not have been any worse
I think I have an idea, one second... (looks up song wiki) aaaaaaand oh god it’s him... -_-
GNVS he’s not exactly a model frontman 😬😂😂 he’s in the Fred durst/Chad Kroeger/Fronz box of shame
I wonder how Hoobastank feels about “Out of Control” after what happened in December 19, 2012.
Luke: Proof that even the simplest of songs can be successful, even if they all revolve around one piano key.
Music Industry: *changes by XXXTENTACION intensifies*
Luke looks like the punk version of Agent Coulson from Agents of SHIELD
More like hoobaSTINKS!
Ha! I beat you to it!
Well done, sir.
Rocked why thank you 🤪
And their groupies? Hoobaskanks!
why do I have a feeling "Daredevil: the album" is going to be A RTP album sometime down the road. it is like the final boss of all the rock/Nu-metal covered on RTP, but saliva and Hoobastank were even on the soundtrack, and i think Luke will need all the lives he can stock up
and yes I know there are SOME good songs on there, like the evanescence ones.
Movie soundtracks were simultaneously the best and worst during Nu-Metal's first reign.
@tc 2452 i feel like daredevil soundtrack was kinda A. the start of it all B. the root of why everyone hates nu Metal and music soundtracks (it is also a regret album of mine, one of the few no christian albums it was okay from me to listen to growing up)
@tc 2452 I actually didn't mind the Daredevil soundtrack. I mean, I actually kinda liked "Won't Back Down" even if it is a pretty basic post-grunge song.
@tc 2542 not to mention that the band with “that” vocalist mentioned in Out Of Control is in the Spider-Man 2 Soundtrack.
@tc 2452 Vindicated, Gifts and Curses, and Who I Am were pretty good though.
I saw Hoobs at a free concert in Huntington Beach about a year before they blew up. I don’t know if this is a memory I should be proud of or not
My creative writing teacher in high school said he knew Hoobastank's original bassist, and he said the name was slang for "Whose butt stinks?" I don't know if it's true, but it would be fitting.
I also remember being 13 and hearing "The Reason" on my local alternative station's new music afternoon drive specialty show. It instantly reminded me of the kind of garbage they would play on AC stations, and because of that, I instantly knew it would be a hit. I don't think I've ever had a prediction go more right, but man, I wish I was wrong. It's one of the hackiest, sappiest songs ever, and the general conceit doesn't make sense. "I found a reason for me to change who I used to be?" What, did you find a time machine? You can change who you are now, but you can't change who you were in the past. That's impossible.
Fun fact: the same production team that did Theory Of A Deadman’s Scars And Souvenirs did this album as well. It’s a shame, considering Howard Benson is a very talented producer and Chris Lord-Alge has mixed some of the best music out there.
Those two have produced and mixed albums for pretty much everyone under the sun. Off the top of my head, they did albums for bands and performers like Three Days Grace, Seether, Depswa, Cold, Daughtry, Skillet, We As Human, Red, Kelly Clarkson, Orianthi, All That Remains, In Flames, Hoobastank, Theory Of A Deadman, and Papa Roach.
How about P.O.D.
@@notserp1836 P.O.D.'s Fundamental Elements of Southtown album came to mind immediately
I recently saw a copy of this at my local dollar general and laughed my ass off
Another album in 2003 that The Reason outsold was Hail To The Thief. Radiohead was outsold by HOOBASTANK.
Someone please cleanse this planet of all this hot garbage.
Radiohead is garbage too though
Radiohead after Ok Computer are crap tho
@@ThierryRocksTVFound the britpop lads. Radiohead didn't even become great before ok computer, let alone start sucking after it.
@@Sayajin3321 I found bands like Keane, Embrace, Snow Patrol, Athlete, early Coldplay etc were more my thing with that British soft alternative rock sound.
The only song I've ever really retained from them was 'The Reason' and that is only because it was everyone when I was kid. You couldn't escape it. I think I still hear it sometime's or maybe that's just the nightmares.
I like the song “The Reason” by Hoobastank. It’s their only song I know, but I really like it.
Look, no offence, but buying a CD with the word "Hoobastank" on the case is the equivalent of accepting a hug from a prostitute named "Coronoa" because of the discounted price. Buyer beware.
The Manscaped beginning alone was worth the Thumbs-Up!
Oh yeah, Crawling in the Dark. The theme to %67 of all Dragonball Z AMVs in the early 2000s
Oh man this is outta control
Eric O'Connor oh god, I thought he mentioned M Shadows or Someone from blood on the dancefloor, not *that* guy. EUGH just gave myself the shivers thinking about it :/
@@tahoesupersports5170 Wait, M. Shadows? Never heard about that
I love when Regretting the Past gets a new entry. The commentary is on point and easily agreeable with.
I hate that its 90% of the time it is an album that I owned at one point in time or in Results May Vary's case I still own lmao.
Hey at least RMV makes for a good coaster
Hoobastank made a not good first impression on me as a kid. When I was in elementary school, I used to set my alarm to our adult contemporary station and they would play the acoustic version of The Reason a lot. I hated hearing it and thought it was boring and sappy, but I had no idea there was a version with a full band because the acoustic version was that grating to me. Now that I think about it, that song is probably the reason (heh) I don’t really like acoustic songs a whole lot. So thanks for that, Hoopla-stank, I guess.
This band wasn't that bad, and this album not that regrettable compared to the schlock pumped out during that time period.
*googles Out of Control on wikipedia*
Me: (in Rachel Greene) NOOOOOOOO
I thought I heard the band got their name from the phrase "Jesus H. Christ," in which the "H" supposedly stood for "Hoobastank" - according to what I read in Rolling Stone.
It's amazing how a band with such a crappy name could have a rather aesthetically interesting logo.
Hoobastank's first track on their "They Sure Don't Make Basketball Shorts Like They Used To" album from 1998 involves a man in the intro of the song saying "That is the name of the band folks, Hoobastank, get over it, I did". That pretty much just shows that Hoobastank are in on the joke as much as everybody else.
I'm not a perfect person.....but i am perfect at making generic radio filler.
Chad kroger's burner account located
Great, now I have Hoobastank stuck in my head
Im Crawling in the dark Going out of Control and THE REASON IS YOU!!!🤣🤣🤣
I’ve been Crawling In The Dark, spinning Out Of Control because I’ve been going in the Same Direction, and The Reason is you.
Remember winning this CD and selling it the following week after listening to it once and hating it.
The best I can say about this band is that I completely forgot about them.
I distinctly remember hearing the title track constantly on the radio when I was much younger. It started fading away from the radio by the time newer pop songs started charting. Oh well, at least I'll never have to hear that song again.
This video was worth it to hear all your word play off the name hoobastank.
I didn’t think Hoobastank ever collabed, let’s take a look..
....oh no....
You know what's kinda bad, I have albums like this in my basement, because I started building my CD collection this year, and it primarily consists of CDs from thrift stores. After listening to some of these, I now realize why people got rid of them in the first place. One such CD is "Them vs. You vs. Me" by Finger Eleven. I don't want to talk about that album.
Oh wow, I found the other person who got that? Cool. I always knew it would happen some day. 😁 In my defense, I did get it secondhand, so it's not like the band made any money from me, lol.
Mad respect for not talking about the bad guy. He just needs to be gone.
The reason and disappear are the best in my perspective. “The Reason” has a special place in my music library; I don’t know why, but it does. However, they have some really great tracks under their belt.
-A Thousand Words
-All About You
-Can You Save Me
-I Don’t Think That I Love You
-This Is Gonna Hurt
-Incomplete
-Magnolia
-No Destination
-No Win Situation
-pieces
-To Be With You
-If Only
-Remember Me
-Running away
-Sing What You Can’t Say
-Slow Down
-So Close, So Far
-The Fallen
-The Letter
-You Before Me
You Need To Be Here
-Stay With Me
-Is This The Day?
-Don’t Look Away
-Karma Patrol
-Can I Buy You A Drink
Man I really wish more videos with sponsorship shout outs had as much hilarious charisma as yours did. I've seen Manscaped ads before but none of them made me interested in checking them out further until I saw this lol
My theory about bands like Creed and Hoobastank is that record producers started pushing them hard in reaction to the post-Columbine hysteria. People were blaming rock and metal for the school shooting so record labels started pushing these bands with psuedo Christian lyrics till the heat died down
Douglas Robb from Hoobastunk did the vocals for the main theme of Sonic Forces (Fist Bump) back in 2017 and the vocals were undeniably the worst part of the song (not helped by the fact that the official sonic TH-cam channel posted part of the instrumental before posting part of the song with the vocals)
When Sega decides to bring in outside bands to help with the soundtrack to Sonic games they can bring in some interesting bands and vocalists from time to time which even led me to discover one of my favourite rock bands (Zebrahead) but I never chased down what came from hoobastank due to the weird vocals on Fist Bump!
Fist bump isn't that bad, but it definitely doesn't compare to most of the Sonic vocal tracks.
@@EmeraldUltima713 Compared to the other vocal tracks that doubled as main themes (Live and Learn, Sonic Heroes, I am All of Me, His World, Endless Possibilities & Reach for the Stars) yeah Fist Bump doesn't hold it's own!
@@PuddleOfPizza also not to mention that the lyrics for Fist Bump were really hammy - they should have just kept it an instrumental like they did for the last 2 games!
I need you to tear dark horse by nickelback to pieces
Pete: cambiò nome, ma rimane lui OMG! All the right reasons looks like a fucking masterpiece compared to Dark Horse
For real. Please.
@@tahoesupersports5170 like, dark horse is so frustrating because some of the songs have likable premises but get absolutely ruined by either the lyrics or the arrangement
Yes. Yes. Yes. That album is MUCH WORSE than All the Right Reasons. No question.
That sounds like a violation of the Geneva convention
I haven't always agreed with your reviews, but much respect gained today. \m/
I heard The Reason for the first time in like a decade and a half at a bar a couple weeks ago. And frankly, as I remembered like pretty much the whole song like it was 15-16 years ago, by a better band it could have been a pretty decent song.
I absolutely love your photos. I wish I could buy them as posters.
Who's that upper right? I recognize her, but can't place a name. I feel like I'm gonna slap myself for not realizing.
It's Poppy. Poppy loves you.
I also sell prints for certain photos if interested! DM on IG for them works best for that. @getrockednet
@@RockedNet ooh, I will make note of that!
@@RockedNet and if I could make this overused pun, I now have a reason to make an IG account, and the reason is you. I'm sorry.
I literally got this album for free. It was in a box labeled "free," filled with CDs, outside of a house. I still hesitated to pick it up, but did only to indulge some mild nostalgia I had for that era of music. Listened to it once for a chuckle, and now it's on my CD rack between their first and third albums, which I bought used years ago for $1 each. The benefit of having such trash taste in music as a kid is that reliving your adolesence is cheap as hell.