Silent Lucidity Queensyrche... My understanding about dreams but, my mindeyes. Death, a remembence of those loves have past. Keep on moving n grooving, Lady Love. Reality a New Beginning... Love Hugs n Kisses-Adios
lisa finn I lost my dad last year and although the hurt is still there it does get better with time but you will start to notice things that were always there but now they stick out like this song for instance. Bless you luv
I was obsessed with this song back in 98. Absolutely obsessed. I remember being 17 driving around in my car for hours just listening to this song on repeat. Jesus, where does the time go?
ShoNuff- bro I'm right there with you dawg! I fell in love with a girl when this album came out and I cannot believe it's been 25 fucking years that have evaporated since all that happened. Terrifying how fast time flies isn't it!!??? And Jesus Christ, Katie looks smokin in this video!
I was a kid in 97, but I did the same thing when I was 19 in 2005. Driving aimlessly listening to that *one* song that you associated with whomever you were crushing/obsessed with at the time. I miss how simpler yet overly chaotic that time seemed, where DOES the time go? Youth is truly wasted on the young...we took everything for granted because we had so little life experience. I don't think I would want to go back, but I would like back the sense of everything just *felt* at that time, y'know?
This song breaks me down hard every time I hear it and no matter where I'm at. My sweet little step daughter would sing this song every single time it played while we were driving. I still hear her voice as clear as a bell in her car seat as we were going down the road. She was taken to Heaven shortly before her 3rd birthday in 1999. Even after all those years it still hurts.
The melody is so beautiful. I can imagine her singing it and nodding her head to it. That pain never goes away, but sometimes when we hear songs like this, they can make us smile and remember the good times.
@@melissaanderson7010 I'm an odd one, I cannot go there, I cannot look at pictures, listens to songs, or revisit anything that has to do with someone I knew who is no longer here. The pain is too great.
You guys shoulda been around in the late 70's and early 80's, oh man was that something, by the time you guy's got into high school they were like prisons with uniformed security guards and metal detectors. We were bad kids but no one got shot, no one ever dared to bring a gun to school and just about every teenage boy had a pocket knife on him that his dad gave him around the age of 15, by the 90's if you had one in school the principal would call the police on you. Back then we came and went from the school as we pleased, in the 90's the high school I had gone to built a 12 foot high chain link fence around it, just like a prison has, and in the center of the school was a courtyard that we were allowed to smoke in, you were only supposed to be able to if you were 18 (legal age for tobacco products back then) and you had a slip signed by your parents giving you permission but that was never enforced. And the drugs? OMG did we have and use them, a friend I grew up with was screwing a gangsters daughter (not inner city type gangster I'm talking the real thing), her mom was a Quaalude freak and had a wall safe full of them, every time he'd go over to her place before he left she'd get into her mother's stash and give him literally a hand full, oh God were we wacked out all the time, so much for a quality education. Yep, it was that lifestyle that the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High was based on, that movie's more of a documentary on high schools in that time period than people realize.
I can't help but smile because I was fortunate to spend my teenage years in the last, great, American decade - THE 90'S ! And that's not typical nostalgia talking. You feel it, I feel it. Everyone knows it. The 90's was the last decade of simplicity and there was a cultural fabric in music and movies that united us. Even one hit wonders had a heart and passion that today's names couldn't even come close to replicating.
This resonates deep with me. I didn't always feel like my childhood was happy at the time, but looking back at life in the 90's, I see so much that's missing from today. I can't help but feel that something important is lost and gone forever.
R Channe I agree. I remember the 80's and 90's very well (I'm 40) and the 90's was the evolution of the 80's. Culture today is something else. I now understand, and have for some time, the nostalgia that my parents felt, and that I thought they were crazy for feeling. Each generation to its own, I suppose.
How we take our younger years for granted. So grateful for those memories with such great music I’m smiling right now. ❤ thought those summers would never end.
@@hihi15yearsago56 Your mom is 8 years younger than me if she's 28.I was a teen in the 90s so your mom would've been around 8 years old in 99-00. So more of a 90s baby and teenager in the mid 2000s.
As a kid in the 80's we didn't worry about kidnapping or being shot and if we needed to talk we would tell a friend to tell a friend to call. No cellphones no tweets no Facebook. Life was great.
You say "tavern"...was it possibly a "saloon"? I like to think it was a wild west saloon in the mid-1850s...a bunch of outlaws are playing poker and blackjack at various tables when a dude playing the saloon piano in the corner starts playing this riff...
It's like a photo album that can't be taken away cause it lives forever in the back of your mind even if you forget it's there. For as long as you're around, whenever you go back to that place, it's always there waiting for you.
The 90s hands down gave us the absolute best musical masterpieces. I remember the first time I heard this song. It was on the soundtrack from the movie Disturbing Behavior. It's still on my playlist today 24 yrs later, and every time I hear it...it's pure nostalgic bliss 💗
Thank you I was wondering what movie it was from. I'm not sure if I saw it. But Katie Holmes she was the leading lady for young women. So many good movies.
Same here, I was born in 69 and my parents listened to Blondie, Bee Gee's, Blue Oyster cult, and The Eagles. Graduated in 88. Moved to Bradenton Fla. Wouldn't trade a minute.
80s baby and I graduated in 2000. So spent my childhood and teens in the 80s and 90s and literally became an adult in the year 2000. Sometimes wish I had been born a little bit earlier so I could have experienced the 80s more rather than only vaguely remembering bits and pieces of the latter part of the decade but just glad I got to experience them at all. The 90s had some great music and movies but I'm obsessed with just about anything 80s.
I was 10 in 97. Being my age throughout the 90s was great I still believed in Santa the best system was the first Playstation, it was a special event to go see a movie in a theater. It was a special event when your favorite band dropped a cd. Ahh the new cd booklet smell with all the lyrics inside to sing along. When you dated a girl it was more special because we couldn't constantly text and face time with them. Hell going to the playplace at McDonald's was special especially when they had the ball pit. Watching MTV all day with your buddy while playing with wrestling action figures waiting for our favorite songs to come on. Miss the days of going down to my friends basement that was finished and play video games and clown around
This was the song that was playing at the bar when my mom and dad met. This was one of his favorite songs ever too. He passed away when I was 3 in 2002. They played this song at his funeral too... I was just thinking about him and this was in my recommended. I love you and miss you dad! Thank you the flys
Sorry for your loss. What a beautiful song to meet your better half to. I just posted a min ago that this makes me think of when I fell in love with my best friend. Good and bad times but were still close today!
I wasn't expecting the attention on the comment, thank yall for the kind words. Tomorrow is Father's day, and of course I came back to listen to his song. Love yall, thanks
It sounds as good today as it did back in 1998!! That bass riff at the end of the song has always sounded like FN cool!! Thanks for the memories the Flys!!
I can't believe I'm 43 damn time "Flys" 18 yo High School Grad! Life with friends hanging out having fun, not thinking about tomorrow, just living in the moment, songs like this playing! Yes good times. Now a days songs like this are played on Oldie Radio Stations 😬😪 makes me smile, but then I say to myself DAMN MAN, YOU GOT OLD!!! WTF LOL!!!!
I'm 42 and I don't remember hearing this before this year. I opened Pandora; i sure am glad got you flys flovesjesus. We are all brothers like got you flys flovesjesus.@@bjkarana ....how time flies, like a bjkarana. bzzzz joke
Cheers from another 1980 baby (or '81). Will never be lost on me how fortunate we were to be young when this music (and country too) was the sign of the times. Different then what's new. The last of an era before social media and technology changed us so much that humanity straight left the building. Our innate need is connection. They lied when they said social media bled that. It stole it. Connected in the flesh not connected to the onlinr, edited, 1%, exaggerated lie we share. It's a disease that is irradicating us as a species. Measuring our worth with the phony currency of clicks and views and letting that be what determines our value. That is terrifying. Sorry, I'm told I am longwinded and "too much." Long story sorta short...music is that universal language. It holds memories of experiences. Ones most often shared that connect us on another level. We fill arenas by the tens of thousands where our differences suddenly aren't a threatening matter. Which they shouldn't be anyway but you get my meaning. 43 years old. This music erases 20. It also pulls at the strings of who I was. So easily. It taps into the unjaded fearless gung hoe of being young. We ain't dead, though. So let's get back to really connecting. Perhaps a revival of real music that matters and says a thing could help that along. Meanwhile I'll give props to the RUclips comment section for allowing 40 somethings a chance to remember we ain't dead. ❤🤙🏼🎶✌🏼
You're raising her right. Hate hearing young kids who are 18, 19, 20 years old and they don't even know artists such as Nirvana, Madonna, Green Day, Hole, Korn, System of a Down and so on. Keep on introducing her to the classics.
Oh God this was my song back in 97. I remember when I first heard it, it felt like someone blew cold air into my body. I still get chills from it. Loved this by the Flys
No way this song came out 25 years ago! 25 years ago, I was 25 years old, single, didn't have 4 kids, and was at the bar all weekend long, every single weekend! Lol Almost 26 years ago now. Damn!
It was definitely interesting having grunge rock and rap go mainstream in Jr high then alternative and gangster rap during high school with pop punk and third wave ska all thrown into the mix. I turned 18 the summer of 97.
I don’t know what it is about hearing “old” 90’s songs that makes me not want to go on for one more second, yet never want to “leave” all at the same time 💔
Viva La Rosa In 97 i was 37 And my mother died that June Unexpectedly I ended up cari g and managing childhood home for the summer Alone I used to dance to Peter Murphys solo cds (I believe he came out of another huge band. Gang of 4..or Bauhaus?) Those three brilliant albums And i swear it was a transcendent experience. It healed me and was my medicine in grieving loss of Mom. The irony was; That shit was already More than 15 yrs old In 1997!!!😭😪👋💛😂😳😒 But not for me!!! Never think you will never find magic again in current music Its waiting right there for you Keep the Faith!##
People who lived through the 60s and 70s probably said the same thing 20 years ago. Every generation sees theirs as the last great one, it’s all about perspective and where we are individually on this imaginary line of time. With that said I miss the sh*t out of this and my youth
I love it when I come across a song I'd totally forgotten about but really liked at the time. This song came out the year after I graduated from college.
I don’t know about everyone else but 1994 through 2004, that 10 year span was the best time of my life. From 28yrs old thru 38. Great music..great times. I’d love to go back and experience it all over again. 😢
I truly believe if this band had made other songs with double microphones they would have been HUGE. I love this song. It's one of those that give you chill bumps.
They did... Adam patented his setup.. "The Paskowicz Nebulizer".. and they released a couple of excellent albums. Adam did some Queen and Bowie covers with his own separate band that are just divine.
I fell in love with this song in the summer of '99 at age 16 when I moved from Illinois to Florida that summer. This song was like a coming of age for me, and The Deftones as well.... I totally miss the day's of innocence 🤔😅
@@Unethical_Ethical_HackTipsthere are definitely some GREAT pieces of music out there now but not like this. The hits of the 50s through 90s are just in a class of their own. They just are.
Man the lead singer had a million dollar voice. I wish I could sing like that! I was driving back cross country, moving back east after trying the west, November 1998. All I had was my car stereo and they began playing this song on a few stations. I liked it instantly, 90's rock then wasn't as good as it had been for a couple of years, and this song sounded good. I saw them on Conan a little later and loved it!
I remember singing this in the shower at my friends house after a very long night of drinking. He was playing the CD in the bedroom... Being young was awesome.
Lyrics Hey, what's the point of this Oh, hey, what's your favorite song Maybe we could hum along Well, I think you're smart You sweet thing Tell me your name I'm dying here Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, oh yeah Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, oh, yeah Hey, maybe just a smile Oh, hey, did you know that I can dance Could we talk for a while Well, I think you're smart You sweet thing Tell me your sign I'm dying here Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, yeah Ah-ooh, got you where I want you Where I want you, I want you, yeah Suffer, suffer Me don't get no rougher Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other Suffer, suffer Me don't get no rougher When me rock me, baby, put me pain on me, lover Suffer, suffer Me don't get no rougher Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other Suffer, suffer Me don't get no rougher When me rock me, baby, put me pain on me, lover I think you're smart You sweet thing Tell me your name I'm dying here Ah-ooh (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher) (Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other) Got you where I want you (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher) Yeah, I've got you where I want you (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher) Yeah, I've got you where I want you, want you, want you Got you where I want you I've got you where I want you Got you where I want you
Awesome fucking song!!! Love this alternative style back in the mid-to-late 90s. This song brings back so many memories. God, I cannot believe how old this is ... I know I'm NOT alone on this ...
this song is special to me because it was the song my mom dedicated to me when I was born. I love the lyrics "hey whats your favorite song, maybe we could hum along" and "well I think your smart you sweet thing". My mom and dad are the reasons I love music, we we're a very music oriented family. I miss those good old days.
The Midnight Club Brought me here such a great soundtrack. I was 18 when this song came out and instantly felt teleported back to the 90s when being a young adult was some of the best times for me. The hangouts with many friends, the heartaches, the tv shows, movies, books, and the music created what I am today. I hear this and man did we have the last great Era just pass us by too fast.
Brings me back to watching MTV while getting ready for high school, telling mom I _don't_ need to wear that flannel she dug out of the laundry basket because I'm wearing my Nirvana shirt today with my good jeans, and I have to be cool.
The 90's were most definitely my favorite era of music so far. I knew it when it was happening. This is no hindsight / glory days crap. I could feel the 90's were special while the music was happening. I was born in the mid-60's and so I did not really get to jam on that music until I was older but appreciated what a great time the 60's and 70's were for music. I was a teenager in the 80's and honestly very little at that time did anything for me musically. But the 90's... And this tune sort of exemplifies the beauty of that time and that music. Such great music and great times. I really wish that people and music would connect more universally like we all did in the 90's.
This song reminds me of when my husband and I first met.. I was bartending, and he came in and sat at the bar and we talked all night. When we got married, his nickname for me was Sweet Thing. I always told him our daughter got her brains from him, and he would say she got her brains from both of us, and tell me, I was smart.. He passed away 10 years ago. No other song, touches my heart, in so many ways, like this song!!
I don't know why this song makes me so nostalgic. I thought it was ok back in the day but it was no where near my favorite song at the time. Something about it just gets me now though. I listen and I'm back there, when life was good and everything hadn't gone completely off the rails yet. The 90's were an extremely exciting time in music. Artists were doing things that would've never been attempted at any other time. It was an amazing musical Era to live through.
The 90’s BABY!!! Growing older now and feeling really good. Realizing how fortunate I am for growing up in that time period. Everything was just...I don’t know ...just better lol. Great song btw. Peace love and unity to everyone in the comment section!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
It hurts to hear this song, but its also cathartic and reminds me how grateful i am to have grown up in an era without smartphones. The digital age is upon us, and quite frankly....i fuckin hate it. I'd sacrifice 10 years off my like to go back to the 90's for just a week.
Just bought a new car...it doesn't have a cd player, so I took out all my cd's & was going through them. Came across this cd, and honestly couldn't remember why I bought it. Read all the names of the songs, immediately recognized "Got you where I want you", but couldn't remember the tune or words. Came here, found it & have played it on loop mode for the last hour! I will never forgot this song again. What an INCREDIBLE, AMAZING song!!
Every single one hit wonder from the 90's is 100 times better than the music coming out now. What's really crazy is that no one is one hit wonder anymore.
Oh my God this rocks. I hadn't heard it in a long time and I heard it faintly in a store. I had to do a search-by-lyrics for "got you where I want you" to re-find it, and here I am. I'm going to download the album for this song.
@ Never too late:) But, yeah, I agree... I have regrets, missed chances at love, all of that... But then... The universe knows exactly what's supposed to happen, so... I guess we didn't screw up.
Never heard of this song until today and immediately thought that this sounds like 1999 in the US..the year I was an exchange student in Minnesota..the best year of my life...I was 17...love this song
I remember these guys well. I used to see them out in LA. They worked hard to get signed, and they were nice people, too. I had this demo somewhere. It was undeniable that it would be a hit.
As a child we were told these are the best years of your life, We wanted to be grown. Those were the best years. I wish I could go back just once for just a little while. As Fleetwood Mac says, Can't Go Back.
People tell kids & teens these are the best years of your life and kids want to grow up. Once we grow up and so many friends & family are gone away (some dead), we wish we could go back.
The 90s. I was sooo lucky to have grown up in this AMAZING AWESOME decade!!!!! Everything about the 1990s was amazing, the movies, the music, the tv shows, even school was cool back then. None of this bullshit technology now a days like cell phones, internet, social media. Thank God there was NO social media!!!!! Kids these days missed out big time. For real tho, the 1990s was a really amazing decade. I really miss it
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Nostalgia is a hell of a drug
so is meth
The Best!
I was told it was over the counter medicine
@@nicolestokes7650 haha it cant be bought
Got that right..
Was my dads favorite song. Always played it on his guitar. Lost him last January, miss him everyday. Thinking of him today especially 💔
Sorry for your loss, I hope this song brings happy memories.
Sorry honey.... He & YOU, dig real music at least & you'll always have that 100% fact to remember... xoxoxox
Silent Lucidity Queensyrche... My understanding about dreams but, my mindeyes. Death, a remembence of those loves have past. Keep on moving n grooving, Lady Love. Reality a New Beginning... Love Hugs n Kisses-Adios
lisa finn I lost my dad last year and although the hurt is still there it does get better with time but you will start to notice things that were always there but now they stick out like this song for instance. Bless you luv
@@armando5510C that's very true. Everything now reminds me of him. But this song is embedded. 💕
My mother loved this song in the 90’s ❤ rest in peace mom 1967-2024
Miss u mom ❤️
I miss my mom too! We will see them again!
Oh man. What a great song.
God speed to mama.
Sorry about your loss!
RIP my mom passed in March.
I blinked, and the whole era was gone.
I blinked 182 times.
Ouch. That comment really hits home. It was amazing, but it all happened so fast.
Takes me back to high school when MTV actually played music videos. No cellphones ,no social media etc. Just good times with friends.
Say it louder for the people in the back.
Nokia era
I love this video
Preach 🙏
Awesome
I was obsessed with this song back in 98. Absolutely obsessed. I remember being 17 driving around in my car for hours just listening to this song on repeat. Jesus, where does the time go?
Leroy!!!!!!!!!
I Got Your Back Brother, Same Here...Good Times \m/\m/
I would like to know too... time just disappears it sucks 😭
ShoNuff- bro I'm right there with you dawg! I fell in love with a girl when this album came out and I cannot believe it's been 25 fucking years that have evaporated since all that happened. Terrifying how fast time flies isn't it!!??? And Jesus Christ, Katie looks smokin in this video!
I was a kid in 97, but I did the same thing when I was 19 in 2005. Driving aimlessly listening to that *one* song that you associated with whomever you were crushing/obsessed with at the time. I miss how simpler yet overly chaotic that time seemed, where DOES the time go? Youth is truly wasted on the young...we took everything for granted because we had so little life experience. I don't think I would want to go back, but I would like back the sense of everything just *felt* at that time, y'know?
July 2024, Is anybody there? 😳
This tune Rocks, it's sooo good.
Can you shut up? Just fucking stop this shit.
Was there when ;). Hope youre well my friend.
Yes sir we are coming back
August 10th, 2024!
Was just sent this by someone affiliated
This song breaks me down hard every time I hear it and no matter where I'm at. My sweet little step daughter would sing this song every single time it played while we were driving. I still hear her voice as clear as a bell in her car seat as we were going down the road. She was taken to Heaven shortly before her 3rd birthday in 1999. Even after all those years it still hurts.
Sending hugs to you!
The melody is so beautiful. I can imagine her singing it and nodding her head to it. That pain never goes away, but sometimes when we hear songs like this, they can make us smile and remember the good times.
Aww that breaks my heart . So sorry for your loss…what a song for an angel to sing ! ❤️
Thanks for the tears. Im so sorry, that breaks my heart.😥🙏
@@melissaanderson7010 I'm an odd one, I cannot go there, I cannot look at pictures, listens to songs, or revisit anything that has to do with someone I knew who is no longer here. The pain is too great.
Oh how I wish I could go back to the 90's and re-live it one more time.
:(
U and me both I was young then lol
Who doesn't?
You guys shoulda been around in the late 70's and early 80's, oh man was that something, by the time you guy's got into high school they were like prisons with uniformed security guards and metal detectors.
We were bad kids but no one got shot, no one ever dared to bring a gun to school and just about every teenage boy had a pocket knife on him that his dad gave him around the age of 15, by the 90's if you had one in school the principal would call the police on you.
Back then we came and went from the school as we pleased, in the 90's the high school I had gone to built a 12 foot high chain link fence around it, just like a prison has, and in the center of the school was a courtyard that we were allowed to smoke in, you were only supposed to be able to if you were 18 (legal age for tobacco products back then) and you had a slip signed by your parents giving you permission but that was never enforced.
And the drugs? OMG did we have and use them, a friend I grew up with was screwing a gangsters daughter (not inner city type gangster I'm talking the real thing), her mom was a Quaalude freak and had a wall safe full of them, every time he'd go over to her place before he left she'd get into her mother's stash and give him literally a hand full, oh God were we wacked out all the time, so much for a quality education.
Yep, it was that lifestyle that the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High was based on, that movie's more of a documentary on high schools in that time period than people realize.
@@dukecraig2402 I'm not that generation but I can go back with you and understand those days. I bet it was great.
I can't help but smile because I was fortunate to spend my teenage years in the last, great, American decade - THE 90'S ! And that's not typical nostalgia talking. You feel it, I feel it. Everyone knows it. The 90's was the last decade of simplicity and there was a cultural fabric in music and movies that united us. Even one hit wonders had a heart and passion that today's names couldn't even come close to replicating.
This resonates deep with me. I didn't always feel like my childhood was happy at the time, but looking back at life in the 90's, I see so much that's missing from today. I can't help but feel that something important is lost and gone forever.
R Channe I agree. I remember the 80's and 90's very well (I'm 40) and the 90's was the evolution of the 80's. Culture today is something else. I now understand, and have for some time, the nostalgia that my parents felt, and that I thought they were crazy for feeling. Each generation to its own, I suppose.
Well said!
I totally agree with your statement on the 90s being fortunate enough to grow up in that era!!!
R Channe I was there! Class of 2000!
How we take our younger years for granted. So grateful for those memories with such great music I’m smiling right now. ❤ thought those summers would never end.
they live on in a heart beat in our minds eye that fast
I met the drummer while skydiving in California, in the 2000's. Great guy!
Are you the album cover ?😂
I met the drummer of Smashing Pumpkins
I’m just turning 49 and I was in my 20s all through the 90s. What a fantastic time
The music was great. Today, not so much.
My mom was i think a teen in the 90s but she never told me specifically, she is 28 now
@@hihi15yearsago56 Your mom is 8 years younger than me if she's 28.I was a teen in the 90s so your mom would've been around 8 years old in 99-00. So more of a 90s baby and teenager in the mid 2000s.
As a kid in the 80's we didn't worry about kidnapping or being shot and if we needed to talk we would tell a friend to tell a friend to call. No cellphones no tweets no Facebook. Life was great.
45 here.. Great time to be in 20s
I met my wife at a tavern over 170 years ago and this song was playing. Each time I hear it, brings back memories.
Time is nonexistent.
Best YT comment I've read this month.
170 years ago, a long time ago. Abraham Lincoln was probably jamming to this song.
You say "tavern"...was it possibly a "saloon"? I like to think it was a wild west saloon in the mid-1850s...a bunch of outlaws are playing poker and blackjack at various tables when a dude playing the saloon piano in the corner starts playing this riff...
170 dang how old are you 😂😂
It's crazy how music can bring you back to an exact moment in time. Music really is beautiful.
It's like a photo album that can't be taken away cause it lives forever in the back of your mind even if you forget it's there. For as long as you're around, whenever you go back to that place, it's always there waiting for you.
Definitely
Yep takes me back to when I was dating my husband ! Bought the cd ❤
@@endrankluvsda4loko172 Beautifully said!
All of a sudden I was 12 again and I don't regret it
The 90s hands down gave us the absolute best musical masterpieces.
I remember the first time I heard this song. It was on the soundtrack from the movie Disturbing Behavior.
It's still on my playlist today 24 yrs later, and every time I hear it...it's pure nostalgic bliss 💗
I'll never give up the 90s. Never.
90s was the best!!!
God knew cancel culture would suck, so he gave us a literal renaissance before the end of fun.
90s was good, but nah that is the 80s. 90s was a good sequel tho.
Thank you I was wondering what movie it was from. I'm not sure if I saw it. But Katie Holmes she was the leading lady for young women. So many good movies.
The greatest songs are the ones that make you feel happy and sad at the same exact time. That's what beauty is
That’s so true. Like Blind Melon “ No Rain “ or Jane’s Addiction “ Jane Says”
Spot on
If it wasn't for music, I'm pretty sure I'd be dead! Music has gotten me threw some very dark days!
Man you hit it right on the head - this song in particular makes me feel happy, melancholy and admittedly a yearning for the glorious 90's
Sad with a sense of hope
I count myself so very lucky to be a kid in the 80s and spent my 20s in the 1990s. I really miss the feeling of listening to this every day
Same here, I was born in 69 and my parents listened to Blondie, Bee Gee's, Blue Oyster cult, and The Eagles. Graduated in 88. Moved to Bradenton Fla. Wouldn't trade a minute.
True dat.🤗
Me too.... I graduated HS in 90 and was in college till 95... fun times....
Me too! Graduated HS in '92. Killer tunes in the 80's/90's.
80s baby and I graduated in 2000. So spent my childhood and teens in the 80s and 90s and literally became an adult in the year 2000. Sometimes wish I had been born a little bit earlier so I could have experienced the 80s more rather than only vaguely remembering bits and pieces of the latter part of the decade but just glad I got to experience them at all. The 90s had some great music and movies but I'm obsessed with just about anything 80s.
In 1997 I was 15. This makes me miss the 90’s so much .. I wish I could go back and relive it again .. 😢
You're my age. And everyday I wish it was then
I was 10 in 97. Being my age throughout the 90s was great I still believed in Santa the best system was the first Playstation, it was a special event to go see a movie in a theater. It was a special event when your favorite band dropped a cd. Ahh the new cd booklet smell with all the lyrics inside to sing along. When you dated a girl it was more special because we couldn't constantly text and face time with them. Hell going to the playplace at McDonald's was special especially when they had the ball pit. Watching MTV all day with your buddy while playing with wrestling action figures waiting for our favorite songs to come on. Miss the days of going down to my friends basement that was finished and play video games and clown around
I am honestly confident that I can say this is in my top 5 favorite songs of all time
Yeah this one in the local h tied to the floor
My top 13
I totally agree!
This was the song that was playing at the bar when my mom and dad met. This was one of his favorite songs ever too. He passed away when I was 3 in 2002. They played this song at his funeral too... I was just thinking about him and this was in my recommended. I love you and miss you dad! Thank you the flys
Sorry for your loss. What a beautiful song to meet your better half to. I just posted a min ago that this makes me think of when I fell in love with my best friend. Good and bad times but were still close today!
@Vlad Drac that's awesome!
Michael Blesse thank you for sharing that. Sorry about your dad❤️
Im sorry for your loss bro.
I wasn't expecting the attention on the comment, thank yall for the kind words. Tomorrow is Father's day, and of course I came back to listen to his song. Love yall, thanks
I can’t explain how much I was in love with this song as a teenager. Mannnn I miss the 90s so damn much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your telling me! Scary part is when you find photo's of yourself from then and think--Damn I am old now!
@@sidewinder4702 I wish that only happened when I see old pictures.
Best decade to grow up in!!❤️
I hear you.. I blinked and it`s now 2023.. Where did it go?
It sounds as good today as it did back in 1998!! That bass riff at the end of the song has always sounded like FN cool!! Thanks for the memories the Flys!!
I can't believe I'm 43 damn time "Flys" 18 yo High School Grad! Life with friends hanging out having fun, not thinking about tomorrow, just living in the moment, songs like this playing! Yes good times. Now a days songs like this are played on Oldie Radio Stations 😬😪 makes me smile, but then I say to myself DAMN MAN, YOU GOT OLD!!! WTF LOL!!!!
Amen brother.
I'm 42 and I don't remember hearing this before this year. I opened Pandora; i sure am glad got you flys flovesjesus.
We are all brothers like got you flys flovesjesus.@@bjkarana
....how time flies, like a bjkarana.
bzzzz joke
I heard that dude!! 😎
Cheers from another 1980 baby (or '81). Will never be lost on me how fortunate we were to be young when this music (and country too) was the sign of the times. Different then what's new. The last of an era before social media and technology changed us so much that humanity straight left the building. Our innate need is connection. They lied when they said social media bled that. It stole it. Connected in the flesh not connected to the onlinr, edited, 1%, exaggerated lie we share. It's a disease that is irradicating us as a species. Measuring our worth with the phony currency of clicks and views and letting that be what determines our value. That is terrifying.
Sorry, I'm told I am longwinded and "too much." Long story sorta short...music is that universal language. It holds memories of experiences. Ones most often shared that connect us on another level. We fill arenas by the tens of thousands where our differences suddenly aren't a threatening matter. Which they shouldn't be anyway but you get my meaning. 43 years old. This music erases 20. It also pulls at the strings of who I was. So easily. It taps into the unjaded fearless gung hoe of being young. We ain't dead, though. So let's get back to really connecting. Perhaps a revival of real music that matters and says a thing could help that along. Meanwhile I'll give props to the RUclips comment section for allowing 40 somethings a chance to remember we ain't dead. ❤🤙🏼🎶✌🏼
Introduced my 14 yr old daughter to this song a couple of yeard ago and it makes me happy to hear her playing it in her room
- Haha..... Keep being a great influencer to her, mom... They grow up way to FAST!
You're raising her right. Hate hearing young kids who are 18, 19, 20 years old and they don't even know artists such as Nirvana, Madonna, Green Day, Hole, Korn, System of a Down and so on. Keep on introducing her to the classics.
Sending this to my 15 year old now
This never gets old. Long live the 90s.
Oh God this was my song back in 97. I remember when I first heard it, it felt like someone blew cold air into my body. I still get chills from it. Loved this by the Flys
This song makes me feel that desperation of first love, your first time. The milestones of growing up.
I was with my first love then. So yes it does!
25 years later and that reggae part still comes out of nowhere
No way this song came out 25 years ago!
25 years ago, I was 25 years old, single, didn't have 4 kids, and was at the bar all weekend long, every single weekend! Lol
Almost 26 years ago now. Damn!
I don't think you know what reggae is lol he rapped over rock music how is that raggae?
I turned 17 in 1997 and this just brings it all back for me. What a great time to be a kid and have that alternative and grunge sound track for life.
It was definitely interesting having grunge rock and rap go mainstream in Jr high then alternative and gangster rap during high school with pop punk and third wave ska all thrown into the mix. I turned 18 the summer of 97.
Kids now days will never understand.90's music, CD's and cassettes were LIFE!
The 90s was the greatest rock in my opinion, I turned 20 in 97 and have been jamming out to 90s music the last 2 weeks. Memories
Exactly!! I agree 💯. And, I was born in 1980, so 17 in 1997..... the 90's music just doesn't. Get. Any. Better.
@@mattg7952 best years so far, if i just knew what i had.
I don’t know what it is about hearing “old” 90’s songs that makes me not want to go on for one more second, yet never want to “leave” all at the same time 💔
I LOVED this movie (Disturbing Behavior) and this theme song. So good.
1997 I was 18. Still in high school. Now I'm pushing 40. Damn, the years went by quick. Ah well. Back to sleep.
Viva La Rosa I'm 37 and can totally relate
Viva La Rosa
In 97 i was 37
And my mother died that June
Unexpectedly
I ended up cari g and managing childhood home for the summer
Alone
I used to dance to Peter Murphys solo cds
(I believe he came out of another huge band. Gang of 4..or
Bauhaus?)
Those three brilliant albums
And i swear it was a transcendent experience. It healed me and was my medicine in grieving loss of Mom.
The irony was;
That shit was already
More than 15 yrs old
In 1997!!!😭😪👋💛😂😳😒
But not for me!!!
Never think you will never find magic again in current music
Its waiting right there for you
Keep the Faith!##
Fucker u ant pushing 40 u pushing 25
we never die, just change bodies
I was 24 in 1997 and I'm about to turn 45! Oh please God help me!
I miss the 90's so damn much... It really was the last great decade.
Fuck yea it was man, i miss it like crazy
- Haha... those were the "good ole' days" unlike the fucked up ones were living today...
People who lived through the 60s and 70s probably said the same thing 20 years ago. Every generation sees theirs as the last great one, it’s all about perspective and where we are individually on this imaginary line of time. With that said I miss the sh*t out of this and my youth
so true
YES
I love it when I come across a song I'd totally forgotten about but really liked at the time. This song came out the year after I graduated from college.
In the Meantime by Space Hog.
I don’t know about everyone else but 1994 through 2004, that 10 year span was the best time of my life. From 28yrs old thru 38. Great music..great times. I’d love to go back and experience it all over again. 😢
I started high school in 1990 and graduated college in 1999....music, concerts, tv shows and movies were the best. Absolutely awesome.
Just one extra year, not bad but not something to shout about. If you said graduated in 1996 I would be impressed.
This song will forever give me the feels!!!! Ahhh 90's music!!!
Kayla22 miss the 90’s
I like the feels too. You
You aint the only one girl
I think you're smart, you sweet thangggg!
Hmmm how intricate
I'm glad I could help. Myself as well.
Saw these guys in concert in 95. Man what a time it was to be alive!!
Then you missed out on the 70s but 90s was definitely great
Where does the time go? Nowhere, it just never slows down, never stops. The 90's was by far the best decade for music, and I was an 80's guy.
I truly believe if this band had made other songs with double microphones they would have been HUGE. I love this song. It's one of those that give you chill bumps.
That bass guitar!! ALL of it!!!!
They did... Adam patented his setup.. "The Paskowicz Nebulizer".. and they released a couple of excellent albums. Adam did some Queen and Bowie covers with his own separate band that are just divine.
I fell in love with this song in the summer of '99 at age 16 when I moved from Illinois to Florida that summer. This song was like a coming of age for me, and The Deftones as well.... I totally miss the day's of innocence 🤔😅
Trisha Cooley Deftones for me too. Still an amazing band
I always say I want a love that feels like a 90s alternative love song. This one in particular.
Remember when Music was good 😊
It still is wtf? If you refuse to seek it out instead of listening to whatever the radio says is popular 😂
@@Unethical_Ethical_HackTipsthere are definitely some GREAT pieces of music out there now but not like this. The hits of the 50s through 90s are just in a class of their own. They just are.
i remember in 97’
i was just a teenager
just driving around on a full tank of gas
listening to music
i’m glad i got to experience the 90s
no bills and no worries in life
Same! I would do anything for a week back.
Me too bro. I miss that shit more than anything. Smoking weed and listening to burnt cd’s 💿 I made on my computer or cassette tapes. That was the best
You had a full tank?.... man... fuel was cheap then
Right there with you!!!!!! Best days of my life
How can you not love this SONG?!!!
Houdini
I can't explain how. Only who
Because it's bad.
@@Firevine This song is bad? Are you off your rocket, man?
@@bear-qe7ep yeah he’s on crack for sure
Like every other person commenting here, this absolutely takes me back to high school. We had so much cool music. What happened? Maybe I just got old.
I’m only 14 but I can confidently say that 90s music cannot be beat.
This song always takes me back. I heard this in Disturbing behavior back when I was a teenager and I've been hooked ever since. 🥰😏
Thanks, I was trying to remember which movie this song was in.
Awesome song! Fun movie!
Man the lead singer had a million dollar voice. I wish I could sing like that!
I was driving back cross country, moving back east after trying the west, November 1998. All I had was my car stereo and they began playing this song on a few stations. I liked it instantly, 90's rock then wasn't as good as it had been for a couple of years, and this song sounded good. I saw them on Conan a little later and loved it!
Out of nowhere this song popped up in head, so here I am wondering how awesome this song has always been
I'm a 36 year old woman that loves this song and now I can play it on guitar. My life is complete 😍❤
U rock 😊I would luv too hear it😋😋😋
I remember singing this in the shower at my friends house after a very long night of drinking. He was playing the CD in the bedroom...
Being young was awesome.
damn right it was
Being young was a great place to be.
Nostalgia is the best drug
Lyrics
Hey, what's the point of this
Oh, hey, what's your favorite song
Maybe we could hum along
Well, I think you're smart
You sweet thing
Tell me your name
I'm dying here
Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, oh yeah
Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, oh, yeah
Hey, maybe just a smile
Oh, hey, did you know that I can dance
Could we talk for a while
Well, I think you're smart
You sweet thing
Tell me your sign
I'm dying here
Ah-ooh, got you where I want you, yeah
Ah-ooh, got you where I want you
Where I want you, I want you, yeah
Suffer, suffer
Me don't get no rougher
Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other
Suffer, suffer
Me don't get no rougher
When me rock me, baby, put me pain on me, lover
Suffer, suffer
Me don't get no rougher
Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other
Suffer, suffer
Me don't get no rougher
When me rock me, baby, put me pain on me, lover
I think you're smart
You sweet thing
Tell me your name
I'm dying here
Ah-ooh (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher)
(Rub it up, baby girl, torture me like no other)
Got you where I want you (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher)
Yeah, I've got you where I want you (suffer, suffer, me don't get no rougher)
Yeah, I've got you where I want you, want you, want you
Got you where I want you
I've got you where I want you
Got you where I want you
Was 17 when this song came out, Man I miss the 90s, '96-00 The nostalgia is strong with our generation, The last to truly have an indenity
Awesome fucking song!!! Love this alternative style back in the mid-to-late 90s. This song brings back so many memories. God, I cannot believe how old this is ... I know I'm NOT alone on this ...
Marc Amico I love this song
Anyone remember that song Little Black Backpack? I don't even know if that's the name of it, but...it was a cool song as well.
The look, the styles, the sound, the smell of the 90's. Got you where I want you. ❤️
Ck 1 and silver tabs. Lol and hydro
this song is special to me because it was the song my mom dedicated to me when I was born. I love the lyrics "hey whats your favorite song, maybe we could hum along" and "well I think your smart you sweet thing". My mom and dad are the reasons I love music, we we're a very music oriented family. I miss those good old days.
The Midnight Club Brought me here such a great soundtrack. I was 18 when this song came out and instantly felt teleported back to the 90s when being a young adult was some of the best times for me. The hangouts with many friends, the heartaches, the tv shows, movies, books, and the music created what I am today. I hear this and man did we have the last great Era just pass us by too fast.
I haven’t heard of this song by The Flys since my senior year in high school!! Bring me back memories!!
Jennifer Little
High five
They definitely Got me where they want me.. stuck on the feels of this song... oh 90s take me back!!!!
Same gurl! Lol! After being beat and abused and had the PoPo take the fucker away yesterday, and I'm gud! Lol!
If you go back please take me with you
The 90s absolutely was the shit!! I miss it sooo much.
Brings me back to watching MTV while getting ready for high school, telling mom I _don't_ need to wear that flannel she dug out of the laundry basket because I'm wearing my Nirvana shirt today with my good jeans, and I have to be cool.
I could listen and have listened to this song a million times and never get tired of it... never
The 90's were most definitely my favorite era of music so far. I knew it when it was happening. This is no hindsight / glory days crap. I could feel the 90's were special while the music was happening. I was born in the mid-60's and so I did not really get to jam on that music until I was older but appreciated what a great time the 60's and 70's were for music. I was a teenager in the 80's and honestly very little at that time did anything for me musically. But the 90's... And this tune sort of exemplifies the beauty of that time and that music. Such great music and great times. I really wish that people and music would connect more universally like we all did in the 90's.
But you had Joy Division and The Smiths in the 80's. That was a strong era too
+Wayne Bainbridge YES! and the cure and xtc and bjork was new w the sugarcubes and i could go on and on and...
But the 80’s had The Cure, Echo & the Bunnymen, R.E.M., U2 (before they got huge), The Smiths, Tears For Fears etc.!
I've been playing this song ever since! It doesn't matter guitar or bass it's instantly recognized
Never gets old,Still one of the best. 2024 anyone🤟😎💖?
This song reminds me of when my husband and I first met.. I was bartending, and he came in and sat at the bar and we talked all night. When we got married, his nickname for me was Sweet Thing. I always told him our daughter got her brains from him, and he would say she got her brains from both of us, and tell me, I was smart.. He passed away 10 years ago. No other song, touches my heart, in so many ways, like this song!!
My heart goes out to you! Sounds like such an amazing husband! May the future be prosperous and bright.
@@theoo.2019 Thank you! Best of health to you and yours, Theo.
@@MetalMama-zb4wg No problem, you have a great day/night!
I don't know why this song makes me so nostalgic. I thought it was ok back in the day but it was no where near my favorite song at the time. Something about it just gets me now though. I listen and I'm back there, when life was good and everything hadn't gone completely off the rails yet. The 90's were an extremely exciting time in music. Artists were doing things that would've never been attempted at any other time. It was an amazing musical Era to live through.
Time to bring back the 90s
Ahh yes, the sweet, sweet, 90's. I miss those days.
The 90’s BABY!!! Growing older now and feeling really good. Realizing how fortunate I am for growing up in that time period. Everything was just...I don’t know ...just better lol. Great song btw. Peace love and unity to everyone in the comment section!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Miss this stuff so much...you don't realize what you've got til it's gone.
deep and very true, was thinking the same thought.
Amanda Fernatt yeah, i don't think they make music the way they used to.. it's just not the same anymore.
Amanda Fernatt so true
I wish someone would sing this to me LOL...that doesn't happen in "real life"...
I was in high school in the early 2000's... I noticed then that music was changing and not as good as it was previously in the 90's...
This song is so freaking awesome! I listen to it very often. Love ❤️ it.
80',90's and early 2000 was some of the best times to be alive!
It hurts to hear this song, but its also cathartic and reminds me how grateful i am to have grown up in an era without smartphones. The digital age is upon us, and quite frankly....i fuckin hate it. I'd sacrifice 10 years off my like to go back to the 90's for just a week.
I'm with you. They can take these phones and shove 'em. Let's go back.
2020. The Fly’s live on in another decade!
Sex drive!
I think it's The FLYS, but shouldn't it be The Flies? Definitely NOT The Fly's though
I think it's The FLYS, but shouldn't it be The Flies? Definitely NOT The Fly's though
@@mikecallahan9253 best movie of the 2000s lol
I had forgotten how much I loved this song back in the day. Thank you for posting it & reminding me. 💜
Still listening to this in 2024. It takes me back to high school days…skipping class to go smoke a fatty. Those were the good ole days!💯😎
Just bought a new car...it doesn't have a cd player, so I took out all my cd's & was going through them. Came across this cd, and honestly couldn't remember why I bought it. Read all the names of the songs, immediately recognized "Got you where I want you", but couldn't remember the tune or words. Came here, found it & have played it on loop mode for the last hour! I will never forgot this song again. What an INCREDIBLE, AMAZING song!!
Every single one hit wonder from the 90's is 100 times better than the music coming out now. What's really crazy is that no one is one hit wonder anymore.
Well except for Gotye, and maybe that Hozier guy.
damn right!
That's because there's no hits. No good ones anyway.
***** Gorillaz are one hit wonders? dood .. you're so wrong
WELL SAID AND I AGREE
Oh my God this rocks. I hadn't heard it in a long time and I heard it faintly in a store. I had to do a search-by-lyrics for "got you where I want you" to re-find it, and here I am. I'm going to download the album for this song.
I'm 61 and I love this song ❤
Who still rocking this song in 2019???
A few of us old bastards! lol
Larry Villarreal fuck yea
Yep
Me too buddy
Me & my guy's in the band do it all the time... Real music. wink
This really takes me back to being 18, with my whole future ahead of me.
MadeUpMelly ! It still is 😉😎
The 90's were a great time to be a teenager right?!! This song sums up my teen years..early 20's.
I wish I could go back and do a lot of this different.
@ Never too late:) But, yeah, I agree... I have regrets, missed chances at love, all of that... But then... The universe knows exactly what's supposed to happen, so... I guess we didn't screw up.
@@karitr.9455 Nah, The Universe has not a clue wtf is going on, you just gotta go with what ya got and take some chances here and there.
Never heard of this song until today and immediately thought that this sounds like 1999 in the US..the year I was an exchange student in Minnesota..the best year of my life...I was 17...love this song
I remember these guys well. I used to see them out in LA. They worked hard to get signed, and they were nice people, too. I had this demo somewhere. It was undeniable that it would be a hit.
So grateful to have been a teenager in the 90s. What an amazing time🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I hope one day everybody here we get back to the 90s. And live there forever
Quote from FanBoys. "Some like to call it heaven, I call it Iowa"
I'm going to build a time machine, go back to the 80's and 90's. When December 31 11:59 pm 1999 hits ima gonna put it on repeat!
@@HollywoodColt I'm coming with you ! 💖💖💖💖💖💛💚
@@HollywoodColt Don't leave, I'm grabbing some flannel and cargo pants!
@@zoezzzarko1117 Come on let's GO!
Who is listening in 2024?
This cat right here
Me too ❤
Popped into my head & I had to have it fully. ❤ ... Mmm
I'm here in 2024, and till the end of my years 😎😎😎
🙋♀️🙋♀️
This is a PURE 90'S CLASSIC ESSENTIAL ON ALL PLAYLISTS FROM THE ERA..
Missing the old days,now I'm a half century and still love old tunes!✌️🙏💖🤗🎶👍🌞💪💕
As a child we were told these are the best years of your life, We wanted to be grown. Those were the best years. I wish I could go back just once for just a little while. As Fleetwood Mac says, Can't Go Back.
I was 16 when this came out. I remember getting ready for school and listening to this. How I wish I could go back to the simple days.
People tell kids & teens these are the best years of your life and kids want to grow up. Once we grow up and so many friends & family are gone away (some dead), we wish we could go back.
You n me both
He had me where he wanted me. Hope yout life is great and you found the happiness you were looking for. I accept it, it's been over.
“Well... I think you're smart, you sweet thing, tell me your name, I'm dying here.” Classic!
Who's backing here for 2024 for nostalgia?
I heard a band play this tonight and had to hear the real version. Great song.
Here Today!🤘
Greatest decade ever. This song was a big part of it.
The 80’s hands down.
@@58016428
No Doubt.
80s were biblical
90s close second, but 80s ruled for ❤sure
The 90s. I was sooo lucky to have grown up in this AMAZING AWESOME decade!!!!! Everything about the 1990s was amazing, the movies, the music, the tv shows, even school was cool back then. None of this bullshit technology now a days like cell phones, internet, social media. Thank God there was NO social media!!!!! Kids these days missed out big time. For real tho, the 1990s was a really amazing decade. I really miss it
Everything was better in the 90s. Golden age
Love this song - brings back sweet memories!! ❤
Saw Disturbing Behavior in theaters in 98 and fell in love with this song.