Incubus has been around far longer than Linkin Park. 'Pardon Me' was off of their third album, 'Make Yourself'. It was released in 1999. Their first two albums , 'Fungus Amongus' (1995) & 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.' (1997) were considered funk-metal. If you get a chance to check out another one of their songs, I would suggest 'A Certain Shade of Green' (the first single off their second album, 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.')
I saw them both co-headline a concert back in like 2007 at Jones Beach Amphitheatre in NY. Not gonna lie, as good as Incubus was, LP was better. When it got dark, it started raining and if you look up the theater, it's outdoors right on the Atlantic Ocean and there was lightening hitting the water behind the show. It was far enough away that they just kept playing and doing all of their pyrotechnics and lights...absolutely crazy atmosphere. Everyone was soaking wet, and NOBODY cared.
@willvr4 When I bought LP's " Live in Texas" DVD back in the day, I remember thinking that it was one of the best quality sounding live performances that I had ever seen/heard. The alternate version of 'A Place for My Head' that they played during that set, is probably the best LP has ever sounded. Regrettably.. one of the few bands I never got to see live. The concert you described sounds pretty sweet. If it's on RUclips, I'll be sure & check it out.
@@Lateralus46and2 Yeah, I have that as well. They sound just as good as they do in studio, which is rare. Not just Chester's voice, but the audio engineering is perfect. That's one of those things that gets overlooked, but it can make or break a concert.
Fun Fact: Incubus performed this song rather memorably on a 2001 episode of the sketch comedy show Mad TV. Each member wore mullet wigs; drummer Jose Pasillas put pillows in his shirt to make him look fat, Brandon Boyd pulled off part of his pants, and Chris Kilmore had a really long goatee.
Incubus predated Chester, Korn etc by quiet a few years. Possible a full decade. “PARDON ME” was their first huge single off of their wildly popular 3RD album entitled “Make Yourself”. From which came the release of probably their biggest song ever - DRIVE.
Once again Hollywood not even close, they were out before Korn out before Slipknots first album they were way before Linkin Park. This was their third album and it was dropped in 1999
My second-favorite band of all-time!!!!!!!! A big hit, but not as big as their other hits including Warning, Talk Shows on Mute, Adolescents, Stellar, Wish You Were Here, Love Hurts, Anna Molly, Megalomaniac or Drive. Brandon Boyd is just incredibly gorgeous!!!! And his vocals don't get nearly enough credit when in comparison to other vocalists at that time.
The old guy is Brandon Boyd's father, known by fans as The Mustached Mystic, whose face adorns all the early albums. You could buy a sticker of his face.
always dig the early incubus stuff, they really didn't limit themselves genre wise. Speaking of which next time you pay them a visit in the reactions, check out Summer Romance (Anti Gravity Love Song)
An incubus is the male version of a succubus. I also have 2 song recommendations for nu-metal Monday. Filter--Hey Man, Nice Shot Monster Magnet--Space Lord FYI--the Filter song is about an actual event that occurred on live tv regarding Budd Dwyer. I'm not going to say much more than that so I don't get cancelled but you can google it. I have 2 song recommendations for alternative or post grunge. Days of the New--Touch, Peel and Stand Tantric--Astounded or Breakdown Thank you.
Originally Incubus was a Nü Metal band. Their second album "S.C.I.E.N.C.E." (1997) and their third "Make Yourself" (1999) are both Nü Metal albums. They were part of the Nü Metal scene and they even participated in Korn's Family Values Tour '98. With their fourth album "Morning View" (2001) they started to drift away from Nü Metal.
I'd consider Make Yourself alternative before I'd consider it nu metal. They were pioneers of the genre for sure, but this album marked a huge shift in their sound, which has continued to this day. The biggest shift though was definitely the one between this album & Morning View. I've never listened to an album before or since that could evoke the sort of emotions that record did. It completely transcended space & time & put me on that beach in front of the house where they made the record.
@xx3astmanxx928 I partially agree with you. However, Make Yourself still has a lot of Nü Metal in it. The first two singles "Pardon Me" and "Stellar" are both Nü Metal. This song "Pardon Me" is one of the best Nü Metal songs imo.
This song was my intro to Incubus and I have stuck around since. Love this band. Saw them front row back in the early 2000s. Such a memorable show. Love the Tribe!! ✌️ n ❤
Got to see them for free in Austin in 2018 & I can say, without a doubt, that they're just as good now as they were back then. Absolutely phenomenal show.
I highly recommend their songs “Warning” which came out around this time, and the “Megalomaniac” which came out in the mid-2000’s. Both are great lyrics and so under recognized unfortunately. However, both are BANGERS!! One of my all time favorite groups.
Every girl in my high school who was into rock/metal was in love with Brandon Boyd I get it, he's a handsome mofo with a great voice. Although I think I could knock him over with a sneeze haha. This song was my ringtone for like 2 years back in 2006ish era. Back when people had songs for ringtones for some dumb reason.
Their biggest hit was definitely Drive by far. This was the song that broke through the mainstream mostly. Stellar off this same album as well as Drive bothe eclipsed this song. Drive transcended genres and was on almost every radio station at the time for a very long time.
You can’t really put a comparison with a lot of Incubus, their first two albums were definitely funk metal/nu metal inspired by way of Faith No More, Red Hot Chili Peppers, maybe some Korn but they mostly just did their own thing
Great reaction boys. Love me some Incubus, seen live 2x! They came out around Deftones & Korn era and were quite funk metal/nu metal for a bit until switching to more alternative. This song was in Little Nicky when Adam Sandler falls out the building. They also played Be Quiet & Drive live w/ Sandler acoustic and it’s badass!
Incubus is one of my absolute favorite bands, there are a lot of great songs you can get into with them. Pardon Me was probably the song that put them on the mainstream map but they were around for a while before, and they are still putting stuff out and touring regularly. Would love to see more Incubus reacts by you guys!
Incubus has always been amazing. You could react to the whole Make Yourself album and I think you'd love it. I still haven't seen them live and really want to!
Not a lot of people know it, but Incubus are heavily influenced by Primus. Can definitely tell if you listen to Fungus Amungus or SCIENCE. I used to proper love Incubus man, Havent listened to them properly in years. Stopped listening after the Light Grenades album. Drive was their biggest track i think.
Niiiice!!! This song is a timeless classic, I would say this is their most popular hit. I highly recommend checking out "The Warmth" next if you guys haven't done that song yet, such a banger! Great reaction as usual guys! 🤘🤘🤙🤙
Incubus is just the male equivalent of a Succubus. A demon that tries to have sex with women who are sleeping. It's most likely just sleep paralysis that was misunderstood hundreds of years ago. Still a cool band name, despite it being kinda rapey lol
They came out around the same time in the Southern California music scene and were friends with Linkin Park and all of the other bands because they were playing clubs together coming up
This is one of those songs you can't help but sing along to every time you hear it! Great song! You should check out Ill Nino's Liar, they don't get enough nu-metal love. You're gunna love them!
Incubus was around before Linkin Park and Slipknot. Korn featured them on the Family Values tour along with Limp Bizkit, Powerman 5000, Ramstein. When this video hit MTV, all of their shows became 50/50 female/male. Not complaining at all, just a stating a fact. The lead singer, Brandon Boyd cut off his dreads and became a sex symbol. Incubus has matured musically. I remember them saying that they don’t want to 60 years old playing the same music they did when they were 20.
Incubus were done dirty by being lumped into nu metal...and I love nu metal. They were much more than the genre though. The depth of soul, the emotional intelligence, the fusion of elements like ska and punk in their sound. The unyielding sincerity and earnestness of Brandon Boyd. They are still touring and still rocking but don't get any attention since the radio world used them up and spit them out.
‘Drive’ is probably their biggest hit, ‘Pardon Me’ might be second. They are from California, except for Chris Kilmore (the dj) who is from Pittsburgh (he and I talked about this lol.) Their bass player Ben (who was also in the Roots) left recently and now they have a female bass player (not sure where she’s from.) I have a personal story about them! I met them years ago and they were all very nice fellows. They’re definitely the band I’ve seen live the most times (12 or 13, idk I lost count) Brandon (the singer) used to have dreads, I think this is right after he cut them off. No I never thought he looked like Chester Bennington lol. But he’s still dreamy 🥰 I like that ‘Do a backhand right across Monday’s face’ 😆 Yeah I plead the 5th on that ‘hardest decision’ question… it’s just way too heavy and I still am not sure if I made the right decision, over 20 years later 😔
@@jay4778 It was my older brothers favorite so when I first smoked that was what he wanted to listen too. I like them and they have great songs but I agree maybe except for one album after the first two they aren't my favorite like his. I like bands who have a discography where every album,every song is great.
Such nostalgia but yeah lots of radio play so… My favorite all time Incubus song is “Sick, Sad Little World” especially the video from the Look Alive tour. But a ton of faves…”In the Company of Wolves” “Anna Molly” , “Look Alive”, older stuff like “A Certain Shade of Green” which y’all reacted to for me 🙏 “Stellar” “Circles” “Psychopsilocibin”… I could go on and on cause like Smokey said their style is so broad. Another one of my favorite bands. 😊
The naysayers are just ignorant and don’t really understand the definition of Nu Metal which a lot of people are because it’s a complex genre , for the best understanding watch the Nu Metal episode of the documentary series Metal Evolution
Guys, nothing but love here but I'm originally from Virginia and we were all about southern culture. Rebel flags were everywhere, restaurants served grits and sweet tea and Richmond was the original capitol of the South. Anyway, love your channel so keep on keepin' on!
Incubus predated Linkin Park by quite a few years. Came up at about the same time as Korn. There influences were more along the lines of RHCP, Mr Bungle, 311, Soundgarden and I believe Phish.
Y'all need the deep cuts. Their radio jams are great but the deep cuts are where they shine. Check out The Warmth, Just A Phase, or Crowded Elevator. Live performance of those are great
They had bigger hits. I barely even remember this one tbh, but I remember Wish You Were Here and hearing Drive a lot. Incubus was caught up in the nu-metal wave (with Korn, Snot, etc.) doing some funk-metal type stuff but they were also kind of a grungey rock band that mostly went in that direction later on and caught on more in the post-grunge era. I mean, they're not Tool lmao. They didnt turn into progressive masterminds, they ended up moving away from nu-metal and making pleasant, catchy post-grunge radio rock.
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Incubus was before all those bands you compared them to. Formed in 1991
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So... would that make them.... Grunge-Metal?? 😕🤦🏻♂️🤣
@@jangles1839 It would make them their own genre and they touch on many different styles and meld them.
Yup. And one of their big influences is Mr. Bungle
Korn was close to the same
Neither blew up until later
Incubus has been around far longer than Linkin Park.
'Pardon Me' was off of their third album, 'Make Yourself'. It was released in 1999.
Their first two albums , 'Fungus Amongus' (1995) & 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.' (1997) were considered funk-metal.
If you get a chance to check out another one of their songs, I would suggest 'A Certain Shade of Green' (the first single off their second album, 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.')
They did a reaction to A Certain Shade of Green 😊
I saw them both co-headline a concert back in like 2007 at Jones Beach Amphitheatre in NY. Not gonna lie, as good as Incubus was, LP was better. When it got dark, it started raining and if you look up the theater, it's outdoors right on the Atlantic Ocean and there was lightening hitting the water behind the show.
It was far enough away that they just kept playing and doing all of their pyrotechnics and lights...absolutely crazy atmosphere. Everyone was soaking wet, and NOBODY cared.
@willvr4 When I bought LP's " Live in Texas" DVD back in the day, I remember thinking that it was one of the best quality sounding live performances that I had ever seen/heard. The alternate version of 'A Place for My Head' that they played during that set, is probably the best LP has ever sounded.
Regrettably.. one of the few bands I never got to see live.
The concert you described sounds pretty sweet. If it's on RUclips, I'll be sure & check it out.
@@willvr4agreed! Linkin Park was one of the best live shows I’ve seen. Saw them on the Projekt Revolution tour. So good!
@@Lateralus46and2 Yeah, I have that as well. They sound just as good as they do in studio, which is rare. Not just Chester's voice, but the audio engineering is perfect. That's one of those things that gets overlooked, but it can make or break a concert.
Fun Fact: Incubus performed this song rather memorably on a 2001 episode of the sketch comedy show Mad TV. Each member wore mullet wigs; drummer Jose Pasillas put pillows in his shirt to make him look fat, Brandon Boyd pulled off part of his pants, and Chris Kilmore had a really long goatee.
I was about to post this!
My favorite part is Debra Wilson full on rocking in the front row. She was the best.
Incubus predated Chester, Korn etc by quiet a few years. Possible a full decade. “PARDON ME” was their first huge single off of their wildly popular 3RD album entitled “Make Yourself”. From which came the release of probably their biggest song ever - DRIVE.
My favorite Incubus song…”I Wish You Were Here.” They have a great live version which really shows their talents. 🎶
These dudes are still killing it live. Love incubus!! 🔥🔥
Once again Hollywood not even close, they were out before Korn out before Slipknots first album they were way before Linkin Park. This was their third album and it was dropped in 1999
My second-favorite band of all-time!!!!!!!!
A big hit, but not as big as their other hits including Warning, Talk Shows on Mute, Adolescents, Stellar, Wish You Were Here, Love Hurts, Anna Molly, Megalomaniac or Drive.
Brandon Boyd is just incredibly gorgeous!!!! And his vocals don't get nearly enough credit when in comparison to other vocalists at that time.
The old guy is Brandon Boyd's father, known by fans as The Mustached Mystic, whose face adorns all the early albums. You could buy a sticker of his face.
Can't go wrong with Incubus🤌🏼🔥🤘🏼
Also, Incubus came out before Linkin Park and Slipknot. So LP and Slipknot moght have taken inspiration from Incubus.
always dig the early incubus stuff, they really didn't limit themselves genre wise. Speaking of which next time you pay them a visit in the reactions, check out Summer Romance (Anti Gravity Love Song)
An incubus is the male version of a succubus.
I also have 2 song recommendations for nu-metal Monday.
Filter--Hey Man, Nice Shot
Monster Magnet--Space Lord
FYI--the Filter song is about an actual event that occurred on live tv regarding Budd Dwyer. I'm not going to say much more than that so I don't get cancelled but you can google it.
I have 2 song recommendations for alternative or post grunge.
Days of the New--Touch, Peel and Stand
Tantric--Astounded or Breakdown
Thank you.
All of these are sound recommendations. Nice list!
Used to play the "Hey Man, Nice Shot" Nickelbag Remix on my college radio show. It's my favorite mix of it.
@@go-nogo1475 Thanks.
First time I saw Incubus live the line up was: Taproot, Incubus, Deftones. Awesome show.
Check out
Incubus Feat. Big Pun - Still not a player (unfortunately I can only ever find a censored version)
Album: Loud Rocks
Originally Incubus was a Nü Metal band. Their second album "S.C.I.E.N.C.E." (1997) and their third "Make Yourself" (1999) are both Nü Metal albums. They were part of the Nü Metal scene and they even participated in Korn's Family Values Tour '98. With their fourth album "Morning View" (2001) they started to drift away from Nü Metal.
Don't forget their 1st EP, "Enjoy Incubus." Definitely their most Funk-Metal-oriented work, and probably my fave.
I'd consider Make Yourself alternative before I'd consider it nu metal. They were pioneers of the genre for sure, but this album marked a huge shift in their sound, which has continued to this day. The biggest shift though was definitely the one between this album & Morning View. I've never listened to an album before or since that could evoke the sort of emotions that record did. It completely transcended space & time & put me on that beach in front of the house where they made the record.
@xx3astmanxx928 I partially agree with you. However, Make Yourself still has a lot of Nü Metal in it. The first two singles "Pardon Me" and "Stellar" are both Nü Metal. This song "Pardon Me" is one of the best Nü Metal songs imo.
Make Yourself and Morning View both have alternative/experimental stuff. They both sound like a continuation of one big album.
incubus - A certian shades of green
This song was my intro to Incubus and I have stuck around since. Love this band. Saw them front row back in the early 2000s. Such a memorable show.
Love the Tribe!! ✌️ n ❤
Got to see them for free in Austin in 2018 & I can say, without a doubt, that they're just as good now as they were back then. Absolutely phenomenal show.
I highly recommend their songs “Warning” which came out around this time, and the “Megalomaniac” which came out in the mid-2000’s. Both are great lyrics and so under recognized unfortunately. However, both are BANGERS!! One of my all time favorite groups.
Incubus predated Linkin Park. Make Yourself is 99 and their 3rd album and Hybrid Theory is 2000, and LPs first 😊
I remember wanting this band to create a whole bunch of albums, just like this song.😊
From the same album but definitely not a Nu Metal track is Drive. I absolutely LOVE that song! That should be the next Incubus reaction!
This is one of my go to karaoke songs! So much fun to sing!
They dropped it like it's hot
The chorus u have to sing along driving in the car 🚙💨💨💨
Definitely need to check out Incubus "New Skin" off of S.C.I.E.N.C.E. It was the first song I heard by them and got me hooked.
So excited for more incubus! Definitely check out Deep Inside, Summer Romance, Circles, Shaft, Calgone, so many good ones!
One of my fav songs of ALL time!!!!!
This song introduced me to the band and love the use of the DJ as part of the band 👍
Every girl in my high school who was into rock/metal was in love with Brandon Boyd
I get it, he's a handsome mofo with a great voice. Although I think I could knock him over with a sneeze haha. This song was my ringtone for like 2 years back in 2006ish era. Back when people had songs for ringtones for some dumb reason.
Their biggest hit was definitely Drive by far. This was the song that broke through the mainstream mostly. Stellar off this same album as well as Drive bothe eclipsed this song.
Drive transcended genres and was on almost every radio station at the time for a very long time.
I hear drive at supermarkets
southern california influences.. red hot chili peppers and 311 some of their 'brother' bands.
You guys really need to react to "Warning" and "Anna Molly" by Incubus and please watch the videos
Morning guys! Oh hella ya! I love incubus! Great choice!!❤! Hella suggest a song called "the warmth" by incubus,you will love it!!!🤓❤️
You can’t really put a comparison with a lot of Incubus, their first two albums were definitely funk metal/nu metal inspired by way of Faith No More, Red Hot Chili Peppers, maybe some Korn but they mostly just did their own thing
Great reaction boys. Love me some Incubus, seen live 2x! They came out around Deftones & Korn era and were quite funk metal/nu metal for a bit until switching to more alternative. This song was in Little Nicky when Adam Sandler falls out the building. They also played Be Quiet & Drive live w/ Sandler acoustic and it’s badass!
Incubus is one of my absolute favorite bands, there are a lot of great songs you can get into with them. Pardon Me was probably the song that put them on the mainstream map but they were around for a while before, and they are still putting stuff out and touring regularly. Would love to see more Incubus reacts by you guys!
Incubus has always been amazing. You could react to the whole Make Yourself album and I think you'd love it. I still haven't seen them live and really want to!
Same it’s my number one bucket list band and I live in Socal😢but it hasn’t lined up for me yet.
Saw them twice. They're incredible.
Not a lot of people know it, but Incubus are heavily influenced by Primus. Can definitely tell if you listen to Fungus Amungus or SCIENCE. I used to proper love Incubus man, Havent listened to them properly in years. Stopped listening after the Light Grenades album.
Drive was their biggest track i think.
Drive was definitely their biggest hit followed by certain shade of green
It was written after they were impressed by Busta Rhymes bars. Also featured in Sandler’s Little Nicky movie.
I remember hearing this on K-Rock and saying I wanna learn how to scratch records like that one day.
Niiiice!!! This song is a timeless classic, I would say this is their most popular hit. I highly recommend checking out "The Warmth" next if you guys haven't done that song yet, such a banger! Great reaction as usual guys! 🤘🤘🤙🤙
There most popular hit mainstream is by far Drive
Incubus is just the male equivalent of a Succubus. A demon that tries to have sex with women who are sleeping. It's most likely just sleep paralysis that was misunderstood hundreds of years ago.
Still a cool band name, despite it being kinda rapey lol
They came out around the same time in the Southern California music scene and were friends with Linkin Park and all of the other bands because they were playing clubs together coming up
Their live shows have tended to be awesome experiences. Check out their song "Sick Sad Little World" from their Alive at Red Rocks concert.
Incubus did an AWESOME cover of "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince. You should definitely check it out.
Succubus is a female "demon" a incubus is the male version
This is one of those songs you can't help but sing along to every time you hear it! Great song!
You should check out Ill Nino's Liar, they don't get enough nu-metal love. You're gunna love them!
Great band. I had forgotten about them...going to listen now. Thanks
@@kennethbartlett4302 Right. All kinds of Nu-metal band that don't get much attention. Dry Kill Logic, Flaw, Spineshank,etc.
Incubus was around before Linkin Park and Slipknot. Korn featured them on the Family Values tour along with Limp Bizkit, Powerman 5000, Ramstein.
When this video hit MTV, all of their shows became 50/50 female/male. Not complaining at all, just a stating a fact. The lead singer, Brandon Boyd cut off his dreads and became a sex symbol.
Incubus has matured musically. I remember them saying that they don’t want to 60 years old playing the same music they did when they were 20.
I saw them live on their Crow Left of the Murder tour. So fucking amazing! The Walkmen opened. You should check out their song The Rat. You'll dig it.
Incubus were done dirty by being lumped into nu metal...and I love nu metal. They were much more than the genre though. The depth of soul, the emotional intelligence, the fusion of elements like ska and punk in their sound. The unyielding sincerity and earnestness of Brandon Boyd. They are still touring and still rocking but don't get any attention since the radio world used them up and spit them out.
This song was released a year before Linkin Park's debut album
Drive, was a huge hit
‘Drive’ is probably their biggest hit, ‘Pardon Me’ might be second.
They are from California, except for Chris Kilmore (the dj) who is from Pittsburgh (he and I talked about this lol.) Their bass player Ben (who was also in the Roots) left recently and now they have a female bass player (not sure where she’s from.) I have a personal story about them! I met them years ago and they were all very nice fellows. They’re definitely the band I’ve seen live the most times (12 or 13, idk I lost count)
Brandon (the singer) used to have dreads, I think this is right after he cut them off. No I never thought he looked like Chester Bennington lol. But he’s still dreamy 🥰
I like that ‘Do a backhand right across Monday’s face’ 😆 Yeah I plead the 5th on that ‘hardest decision’ question… it’s just way too heavy and I still am not sure if I made the right decision, over 20 years later 😔
1. Drive
2. Wish You Were Here
3. Stellar
4. Megalomaniac
5. Pardon Me
That'd be in order for popularity in Aus from memory.
Fuckin A! Incubus was so good. First started smokin the green to this song lol... damn I'm old lol
Beastie Boys, you haven't seen old.😂
I still love their ‘smokin the herb again’ song on When Incubus Attacks. ‘We smoke weeeeeed, we smoke all the weed’ 😆
@gregoryjames174 I'm 40 I know BB and I'm still not a fan lol
@@jay4778 It was my older brothers favorite so when I first smoked that was what he wanted to listen too. I like them and they have great songs but I agree maybe except for one album after the first two they aren't my favorite like his. I like bands who have a discography where every album,every song is great.
Unless a holiday falls on a Monday ...
Or since it's June, school will be over soon
So, lots of days off for 2 months
Actually, incubus would be a male succubus that would prey on women instead of men
Dig and Talk Show on Mute are Incubus' best songs
Love watching Smoke dog get into it!!!! 😁❤️
Monday starts my 2 day weekend. I love fucking Monday!!!!!
I haven't listened to any Incubus for a long time lol
its like being 17 again
2:00 - It's called ' Mid Atlantic ' states , Smoke ...
I just saw them last year and they still hit hard live. As someone else said, they were before most of the bands you relate them to.
Calabasas ,California
Incubus wrote this song on 1997, probably 4-5 years before Linkin Park. They are the best.
I saw them in 2019 and they covered ginuines pony. It was unexpected but really good
straight fire!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Incubus is one of a kind man. Definitely, this is their prime. Brandon Boyd is one of a kind.
6 minutes intro is crazy
Lol that’s kind of their thing
@@ShanLH5 😂😂😂
Yall should check out Marcy Playground Sex and Candy
Omg that iron man shirt is fn dope
I got that for him on a website called Snorg Tees if you’re interested 😊
@@ShanLH5 ty
I vote for more SOAD! Streamline, Innervision, Highway Song, Ego Brain, or their cover of Black Sabbath Snowblind
I have Mondays off work, so I DO wake up on Monday morning in a pretty good mood! lol
Incubus is OG.
Such nostalgia but yeah lots of radio play so…
My favorite all time Incubus song is “Sick, Sad Little World” especially the video from the Look Alive tour.
But a ton of faves…”In the Company of Wolves” “Anna Molly” , “Look Alive”, older stuff like “A Certain Shade of Green” which y’all reacted to for me 🙏 “Stellar” “Circles” “Psychopsilocibin”… I could go on and on cause like Smokey said their style is so broad. Another one of my favorite bands. 😊
In the company of wolves- incubus won’t regret this song by them trippy towards the end and cymbals make it so badass
Saw Incubus in Houston 11-24-2019 they were amazing 💜😂
The naysayers are just ignorant and don’t really understand the definition of Nu Metal which a lot of people are because it’s a complex genre , for the best understanding watch the Nu Metal episode of the documentary series Metal Evolution
Guys, nothing but love here but I'm originally from Virginia and we were all about southern culture. Rebel flags were everywhere, restaurants served grits and sweet tea and Richmond was the original capitol of the South. Anyway, love your channel so keep on keepin' on!
The singer, Brandon, was on 2 season of the FXX show Reservation Dogs as "White Jesus"!
Check out their song Megalomaniac
Incubus predated Linkin Park by quite a few years. Came up at about the same time as Korn. There influences were more along the lines of RHCP, Mr Bungle, 311, Soundgarden and I believe Phish.
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This was the first hit ,Drive was their second and biggest hit
Y'all need the deep cuts. Their radio jams are great but the deep cuts are where they shine. Check out The Warmth, Just A Phase, or Crowded Elevator. Live performance of those are great
PLEASE REACT....Eminem houdini🔥👍
Please react to Kiss God of Thunder
High guys 🍄😳
Gotta listen to “Sick sad little world”.
A Crow Left Of The Murder is my favorite album of theirs.
They had bigger hits. I barely even remember this one tbh, but I remember Wish You Were Here and hearing Drive a lot. Incubus was caught up in the nu-metal wave (with Korn, Snot, etc.) doing some funk-metal type stuff but they were also kind of a grungey rock band that mostly went in that direction later on and caught on more in the post-grunge era.
I mean, they're not Tool lmao. They didnt turn into progressive masterminds, they ended up moving away from nu-metal and making pleasant, catchy post-grunge radio rock.
This song is way before linkn park was even a band
I think you could say Incubus were influenced by Faith No More, like a lot of other nü metal bands from the 90’s.
You should give loathe a chance. Is It Really You? is the song. They have heavier songs but this one is really good and worth a listen.
Love Hurts is one of the best songs from Incubus
you should do “ BE A HOT DANCER” from their earlier album FUNGUS AMUNGUS
You guys should do "no one loves me and neither do I" by Them Crooked Vultures. Supergroup
An incubus is the male version of a succubus.
Incubus was founded in 1991
Pardon me was on Little Nicky
you have to listen to Drive best song..................
This song was released in 99 linkn park wasn’t even a thing til 2001