Song blew my mind... The Pixies - Where is My Mind (REACTION)
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I recommend listening to the entire album that this is on, "Doolittle", which also contains the amazing "Monkey Gone To Heaven" and "Here Comes Your Man". The only time I got to see The Pixies perform, in 2010 at University of California, San Diego (UCSD), they played the whole "Doolittle" album, in order. Speaking of odd songs, bassist Kim Deal had a side project for awhile called The Breeders, and their song "Cannonball" is a crazy, odd, good time.
im pretty sure this was off surfer rosa but doolittle is hella solid
@@smoot2337 correct, this is not on Doolittle.
Loved the Pod cd from breeders, I am disappointed that cannonball is what everyone suggests. The other comments are correct about this song being from Surfer Rosa. I didn't get to see Pixies live, but I did see Frank Black in a little club and he did a bunch of Pixies songs. It was really good.
This is not Doolittle? 💀
Pixies!! Amazing band!! The video is of the movie “Trainspotting” also very good 🙌
@queensquish and at the end of fight club another great movie 👍
Every song by The Pixies is evocative and weirdly great.
Gouge Away! That's the Pixies song I play when I need a little more energy.
Absolutely!
I love this live version the best...
ruclips.net/video/FiUNDeuBbi8/видео.html
That’s a good one, I wonder how many people know what it’s about.
@@Hartlor_Tayley samson and delilah! :)
@@frankiesayspanic hi Frankie.
I like the song called "Hey" from them. Also "Mr. Grieves" and "Monkey Gone To Heaven" from their album "Doolittle". Not the biggest Pixies fan but i love these songs and the album in general.
Pixies Dolittle album was a wonderful find for me in my youth. I was lucky enough to see them live too at Crystal Palace outdoor show (London) 1991 (Yes I was there and I had to sneak away from my sisters wedding reception to get there although I returned later and no one had really missed me ;) )
Subbacultcha, Wave Of Mutilation (either the regular album version, or the slow dreamy UK Surf version from Pump Up The Volume soundtrack), Gigantic, Here Comes Your Man, and Debaser are all pretty great songs! I would say the next pick should prob be Gigantic, then either Debaser or Wave Of Mutilation
You read out a few comments which mentioned "A Strange Time in My Life".
That is a reference to Fight Club. This movie ends with that song and that quote.
Wow!! You are a very astute young whippersnapper!!! Lol This happens to be my absolute favorite song of all time, and you reviewed every part of it exactly how I feel! 😍 You are adorable, keep up the good work, and thank you for your video! 😁
Frank Black went on to do his own solo project which absolutely slapped. I think you'd probably like Matthew sweet, as well he's like me in the sense that he does all of his own instrumentation.
The Pixies were an amazing band! Also check out Frank Blacks solo stuff (he’s the singer and songwriter). His first album is the best, and his “Frank Black & the Catholics” is amazing in a different way.
Love Frank Black and the Catholics
Teenager of the year. Fabulous!
Frank Black first solo, also Fabulous.
@@rodneygriffin7666 amen to both of those!
I am a huge Pixies fan, and I appreciate your reacting to their music. Of course, any Pixies song you react to, or Breeders, or Frank Black solo, I will be 100% behind, but three songs emblematic of their sound that I recommend for your listening pleasure are Caribou, Monkey Gone To Heaven, and Wave of Mutilation. Pixies is a band you can really do a deep dive on and become obsessed with. Have fun with 'em!
P.S. The Marzist from Frank Black is a great inteo to his solo work. That song sits in your head like a ticking bomb of crazy. (I think it's on his Cult of Ray album.)
I love Pixies. 'Here Comes Your Man', 'Debaser', 'Monkey Gone To Heaven', 'Dig For Fire' and 'Velouria' are also really good tracks.
Pixies were, for me personally, like a soundtrack for the entire nineties decade. They were so original, like a genre all onto itself. Imho, their music is timeless. I'm honestly a little offended that history hasn't given them the recognition I was so sure they'd be getting. Ah well, same goes for The Jam, XTC, ... Guess time can only remember so many bands. Too bad though...
Great reaction. Love it you got to know them.
Suggestions: anything from their first 4 albums really (1988-1991).
Monkey Gone to Heaven, Here comes Your Man, and Gouge Away are must listen songs from the album Doolittle. Pixies were a major influence on many bands.
Monkey gone to heaven is my favorite from these guys. Doolittle is a fantastic album.
Surfer rosa >>> (imo)
There are a lot of their songs worth checking out: "Gouge Away", "Wave of Mutilation", "Bone Machine", "Gigantic", "Letter to Memphis" just to name a few. Great band.
You are spot on, Daniel, about The Pixies being pioneers of the combination of loud and quiet song dynamics .. In fact a 2006 movie made about them was actually called "Loudquietloud" .. This song is a masterpiece .. Please do more of their work if you can .. "Debaser" is my next suggestion .. Wayne
Gigantic, Monkey Gone to Heaven, Here Comes Your Man, and Dig for Fire are all good entry points to more Pixies music.
Holy smokes! WELCOME TO THE PIXIES!
So. Many. Badasss. Songs.
Just start from the first album and enjoy the ride!
Pixies were also a major influence on some great alternative bands including Radiohead, Pavement, The Strokes... I lost my ticket to see them at a small venue in the early 90's when U2 asked them to be their opener, Radiohead refused to follow Pixies at a festival saying it should be the other way around (forcing the promoter to move Pixies to an earlier night), and David Bowie attributes the famous Velvet Underground quote to them 'few purchased albums, but everyone who did, started a band' in this interview ruclips.net/video/A7VhNjZXALU/видео.html
Great Pixies songs to explore: Alec Eiffel, UMass, Subbacultcha, Gouge Away, Here comes your man. Other great alternative bands to explore: Bauhaus, Echo & the Bunnymen, Interpol, Depeche Mode, Pavement, Camera Obscura...
Totally influenced 90s music..Wow. This is the first song I've heard of theirs start to finish and all that kept going through my head the whole time was "this song is 100% Weezer with a higher voiced singer" (If you hear Weezer "Say It Ain't So" - different vibe but you'll see what I mean) . Will be cool to hear more from Pixies on here.
i think the influence the pixies had on weezer is even more obvious if you compare I Bleed and The Sweater Song
@@EgoPanikBG I think the obvious influence Pixies had on Weezer is their cover of Velouria. Not as great as the original, as it's missing that spooky theremin, and Kim Deal's backing vocal: but enjoyable, just the same.
Video's from the movie Train Spotting. A lot of people found their way to the Pixies through the movie Fight Club back in 1999 which featured this song. Of course, by then a lot of people had been passionate about them for over a decade.
the video is just some scenes from the movie "Trainspotting" (a masterpiece btw)
If you research Orange Cassidy from AEW he uses this song for his entrance theme and it fits his character personality so much thats how I got into this song❕❗
There's a live version of Planet of Sound on RUclips. The most rocking song ever.
Alrighty then. Lyrics can certainly carry a song. Great to see you Daniel, multiple uploading again in one day, with diverse and unpredictable picks.
EXCELLENT reaction boss. This song blew me away 20+ years ago. Black Francis (Frank Black) was a creative beast IMO. He put out some great solo material as well. If you get a chance, check out I Heard Ramona Sing. Like Where Is My Mind, the song has a distinct atmosphere with some complexity to boot. I think it might be right up your alley. 🔥🔥🔥
Oh how I wish I was able to hear this when it first came out!!!!! Honestly what was your thought when you first heard this!!??? Such a great song😌
“Debaser” is a compelling jam about a Picasso film.
The Pixies were one of the few bands David Bowie covered. Check out the song called “Cactus”. (Both versions)
*the movie is “Trainspotting” *BONUS: the Trainspotting soundtrack is incredible!
David Bowie did a whole album of covers called Pinups
The Pixies in general are just awesome. You might also like husker du from about the same era.
When Teen Spirit broke I heard on car radio and thought it was Pixies which I just got CD and still yet to listen to. Went home and went through CD looking for it. Later I heard Krist noted Pixies similarities too.
"This song came to me at a very strange time in my life." -- A reference to Fight Club, in which this song ended the movie as the buildings fell.
The first three Pixies albums are great. One of the first bands i saw live.
They have so many good songs
It’s interesting that this is set to the movie Trainspotting. Other great Pixies songs; Monkey Gone to Heaven, Here Comes Your Man, Gouge Away, and Debaser. Anything off of the albums Surfer Rosa or Doolittle.
I think Gigantic is a great song. Caribou is really good too. You should listen to some Sonic Youth too. Many grunge rockers were heavily influenced by Sonic Youth. Sonic Youth came even before The Pixies. You won't believe that they were in the 80's too. Both Pixies and Sonic Youth were way ahead of their time.
Any and every song off of Doolittle. In addition to the dynamics, they really played with non-traditional song structure, harmonics and noise as accents. They incorporated surf rock, punk, rock, etc. and they do still sound so fresh. Nothing 80's about them at all. They were definitely pioneers and are the band that most people don't know, but all of the bands they love love this band.
It probably feels like a late 90s song because it was in the movie “Fight Club.”
The comments about finding the song in a strange time in their life is from that movie. And yes if you see it check your head for subliminals.
In my (sadly long) life, I think there were 3 songs that changed my mind on a musical plan : Good Vibrations when I was a child (took me to rock music), Anarchy in UK when I was a late teen took me to punk) and Where is my Mind when I was in my 30's (took me to noise and grunge). Weird as a song can shake your listener foundations.
Pixies are one of my top bands. Glad you found them.
The Pixies were soooo influential on so many artists. Even David Bowie said that they were one of only a few bands making interesting music in the 80's.
Have you heard of Throwing Muses? Started in 90s but still making music. From Rhode Island, lead by Kristen Hersh. One of my all times fav albums is The Real Ramona...First track Counting Backwards would be a great intro to start with. Last track Two Step is also classic song...great guitar work, Dave Narcizo's drum work is fantastic. Evocative complex lyrics. They are part of the 90's movement with the shifts in rhythm and garbly guitars.
Pixies rule. Also, Frank Black is pretty great, too. (a primary member of The Pixies who kept making music after)
Frank has so many outstandingly great songs in his repertoire. I Burn Today, Coastline, Poison, St. Francis, Angel's come to Get You. Tragically, I think we'll only find out posthumously how much he inspired other musicians.
The video is from the movie, Trainspotting, one of the wildest I ever saw.
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This song is used as the ending of the David Fincher film FIGHT CLUB starring Brad Pitt. It is the absolutely perfect song to end that movie. TRUE FILM FAN
We don’t talk about Fight Club
@@jennifermorris6848 🤫
Video = Train Spotting. Trainspotting is a 1996 British black comedy-drama film directed by Danny Boyle
Check out Vamos, another inspired by Charles' study year in PR. Local guys with nothing to do would hang around on street corners yelling at female American tourists (hey blondie!) desperate for one of them to take them back to the US. Musically the song draws on 2 Broadway classics; Porgy and Bess (in the chorus) but thematically on West Side Story, the story of PR immigrant experience in the US. The song also features this weird mimicking of a sound cue found in dumb US sitcoms of the 70s and 80s. You can hear it in Joey's guitar at the midpoint of the two part chorus (there are no verses weirdly). Its placement in the song is just so weird but surrealism of the Lynchian variety circa Blue Velvet was a really strong influence on early Pixies songwriting.
The accompanying video is edited footage taken from the film "Transpotting" by director Danny Boyle and starring Ewan McGregor. So not produced specifically for this track. However what a superb match.....!
Fun fact my finches absolutely love this song and are singing along to it.
I have seen them play to ten or twenty people in dingy Little Rock clubs in Boston on many occasions. They worked hard and honed their songs well. The eighties were a rough time for alt bands. So many great artists just gave up after hitting the ceiling, before Nirvana pushed through. Maybe try their song “monkey Gone To Heaven” or “Sam Hill”. All pixies songs are good tbh. Also Kimmys other band the Breeders, “Cannonball” is a good song by them.
Good one. The Pixies were one of my favorites back in the 80s.
Pixies are great. My favorite songs are: The Sad Punk; Hey; Ana; I Bleed
"Is She Weird?" is a great, weird song by the Pixies! The whole Bossanova album is fantastically strange!
If you'd like more Pixies, try Gouge Away (2 years older than Nirvana's SLTS, but sounds very, very, similar). Other songs to listen to include Gigantic, Hey, Debaser, and Monkey Gone to Heaven.
The Pixies have a lot of great music. If you want to listen more to them, I recommend starting with Doolittle. The whole album is incredible, with some of my personal favorite songs being Hey, Mr. Grieves, Monkey Gone To Heaven, and Gouge Away. Surfer Rosa is also great, with notable songs like Cactus, Gigantic, Bone Machine, and obviously Where Is My Mind?. Come On Pilgrim is short but really good; Caribou, Vamos, Nimrod’s Son, and I’ve Been Tired all stand out to me. Bossanova is a very odd album that may be pretty hit or miss for you, though I love it; Velouria is an excellent song and Is She Weird? is another one that I think is very solid. Trompe Le Monde is a really solid album as well, with some standouts being Letter To Memphis, U-Mass, The Sad Punk, and Trompe Le Monde for me.
Overall highly recommend looking more into the Pixies music
Welcome to the wonderful world of Pixies. More please!
More Pixies, please. "Dead", "Gouge Away", "No. 13 Baby", "Alec Eiffel".
No. 13 Baby gets very little love. The Happening and Motorway to Roswell as well.
@@bradsaunders5367 all time favorites. Love that piano at the end of Motorway to Roswell.
If you haven't seen "Trainspotting" I highly recommend it.
Love this video the person made to go along with the song. Fitting. Great movie also
I liked seeing you like it!
Incredible comment nuance!
@@blackwatch1062 😉
This was promotional for the film Trainspotting. All this footage is from it.
Always liked this song a lot!
Band is great live as well.
The Pixies were a great Boston band. Check out Monkey Gone to Heaven, Gigantic, or Here Comes My Mind. There all so different from each other, and from this one.
Doolittle is my favorite album from them. Absolute classic.
Strange but that why I like it. He talks about swimming with a fish. Actual story. Love the guitar and the drums. Haunting!
Doolittle and Trompe Le Monde are fantastic. And kudos to Cobain for admitting that the dynamic patterns of Smells Like Teen Spirit were inspired by what the Pixies had been doing with songs like Gigantic. Great band; they developed a unique language.
Wait... what's the connection between the song and the movie Trainspotting? Is this just something some dude with a youtube channel cobbled together? I feel it must be... much as I like both the band and the movie, this feels like a false connection. Trainspotting had a great soundtrack, but I don't remember this song being on it.
Yeah, I think you are correct. I assumed it was the music video lol, it has more views than the actual song on RUclips. But I was wrong, the video is something created by a third party using footage from trainspotting...
I'm popping in again to make my usual request for O Superman by Laurie Anderson. It's an unusual song, but I think you'd like it...or at least would give a good reaction to it.
The Happening by The Pixies would be a fun reaction.
Debaser ... another classic by The Pixies from the 80s. I was lucky enough to spend much time in Massachusetts in the 80s and 90s. No other state could match the quality of music produced by the Bay State.
Gigantic! the live version.
You should listen to the Piano instrumental rearrangement of this song by Maxence Cyrin - It´s a whole different vibe.
i think you should check out the song "I Bleed". it's also just a ride that takes your brain and allows it to just drift away
1:30 I would recommend songs like "Hey", "Here comes your man", "Nimrod's son", "Vamos" or "Gigantic"
I like all of the pixies music. they have many great songs.
Placebo's unplugged cover of this song is also really good.
Gouge Away, Hey, and Here Comes Your Man are also great songs by them
If you're into lyrical analysis then you have hit the jackpot. Check out Wave of Mutilation, Gauge Away, Dead, Tame, Debaser... you might as well just react to the whole album Doolittle. Surfer Rosa is another stellar album of theirs.
“Dig for Fire” is another great Pixies song worth checking out, phenomenal band.
Monkey Gone to Heaven and Gigantic are some of my favorites by them!
As noted by others, the video is from the movie "Trainspotting," which deals with heroin addiction.
Another brilliant Pixies track is this live version of 'Gouge Away'...
ruclips.net/video/FiUNDeuBbi8/видео.html
the pixies got me through high school. At a show, I bought a comp cd of japanese bands covering pixies songs. I don't remember what it was called.
The Trompe Le Monde album was amazing, too.
Dude, you clipped the beginning AND the end!
Monkey Gone To Heaven, Gigantic (sung by Kim Deal), Debaser and Cactus are all good places to go after this.
They are still putting out good music, innovating, and influencing. These would all go onto my Pixies playlist:
"All I Think About Now:"
"Gouge Away";
"All I Think About Now:"
"Brick Is Red"';
"Dig for Fire;"
"Head Carrier;"
"I Can't Forget";
"Into the White";
"Cactus";
"No. 13 Baby";
"Wave of Mutilation";
"Silver Bullet".
Oh, and songs aside from Pixies that might fall into the "something different" category, try some Ryuichi Sakamoto: an entry point might be "Bamboo Houses" (also "Forbidden Colors", both done with David Sylvian).
Awesome band, is there any other PIXIES songs you should check out??? All of them!!! Such a varied sound and bazar lyrics. My faves All Over the World, Cactus, Debaser, Hey, Is She Weird, Umas.
Have been lucky enough to see PIXIES 3 times in Australia and Frank Black (Black Francis aka Charles Thompson) once.
Love "Cactus" - what girlfriend wouldn't want her guy to sing that to her? Makes me smile and think at the same time.
@@kevind4850 yep "get your dress all wet and send it to me"!
Back then I thought, the wooo-wooo thing was a loop. Watch a live version to see where it comes from...ruclips.net/video/I_aBmrYChfQ/видео.html
Kim Deal rocks!
Want to check out a weird song? How about “Sensurround” by They Might Be Giants. It’s all about the singer thinking about when he first became interested in sounds (and music). Digging into the lyrics is VERY interesting and shows the bands creativity lyrically.
Kurt also admired P J Harvey. Her early work was jaw dropping. God, the Devil, Angels, &, err, intercourse. A lot of that. Also empathy, compassion ... everything really. This is a brilliant concert : ruclips.net/video/MWTPYEryrys/видео.html. You might find the encore (37.25 on) interesting.
Huge influence on Radiohead as well. Such an epic song!
Robin Trower "Bridge of Sighs" a must listen.
“Tripping” … Not quite… Such an angel
The video is the movie Trainspotting about heroin addiction. Amazing movie!!! That’s Ewan McGregor.
Pixies were the anti make a music video for MTV back in the day. Any official music video they made back then was meant to be a joke. If you react to their official Here Comes Your Man or Velouria videos, know that they were done as a joke. They did warm up to making better videos like Allison and Head On. Last year when you were reacting to Halloween songs I requested you to check out "On Graveyard Hill" from their 2019 album.
IIIIIIIIIII LIKE IT !!!.....the video is from the movie "Trainspotting" which I highly recommend....thanks for this one mate.....diggin the longer hair...we are legion! 😁.....peace
Great band great reaction! Saw them way back late 80ies/ early 90ies. There's a lot to listen to. But maybe Caribou, Here comes your man, La la love you & Monkey gone to heaven. ¡Saludos desde Valencia!
Hi. Late to the party here, but the video is taken from the movie Trainspotting, which is a necessary to watch.
But I bought Surfa Rosa LP in college in 1988. GIGANTIC is a great song with Kim singing instead of Frank. And Debaser!!!!
This video is showing clips of the movie Trainspotting, with a young Ewan McGregor.
Number 13 Baby is my jam.