Just to mention something funny. I’m 64 years old and was in my mid 30’s when this came out but at 64 I still appreciate good music. Remember that as we age we do get wiser but young at heart and mind. If we liked it at 20. 30, or 40 we’ll like it at 80.
You are correct. At just a year older than you, I'm sure you have noticed the rap....I mean crap the kids listen to these days is atrocious. These guys are not even musicians, usually at the same tempo, to a pre-recorded base line and they are making money. When music was taken out of schools is when musicians became a dying breed. Some musicians met in classical music training class and its been proven that young minds that learn how to play musical instruments are smarter than those who do not. This is why kids, Gen Z are not as brilliant as their predecessors. Other factors are to be considered, but for sure this is one of them.
@@MichaelAnthonyHuerta-mf8oh Couldn’t agree more. I remember when this started. I was working in Vegas and in the late 80’s all the shows that always had a live band start using tape pre-recorded. It’s almost like they want dummies.
This song is an excellent example of a beguilingly simple song very artfully performed. It's extremely catchy the way only the very best four-chord songs can be. A real achievement.
so many classic lines in this tune---too many to mention them all. Can't explain why this song makes me smile---even though its called "low" "hey---hey---hey"...... thanks for sharing this video !!!
This is ORIGINAL music and that's all that's all that matters. These guys set themselves apart. Lowery has one of those distinctive voices that makes all his music timeless !!
Everyone thinks 2020 was horrible, listening to this made me realize that musically, the past 20 years give or take has been a romp in the toilet. I'm 60 years old, I smoke weed everyday and I just tested positive for covid-19. Be good to one another. Peace
I know why l missed it when it was released. I was in the Army serving overseas. Now l have found it, l play it loud to drive the anger and the anguish out.
@fossilbox1991 No so - can't you hear the sorrow and desperation as well as the feeling of being high? This is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard and it couldn't have been created without the heroin, as tragic as that is. Lucky for me I've never been called by the poppy but I imagine the feeling I get when listening to this song, a feeling of being lulled and sinking into warm honey, seeing the sun blue and the sky brown, has some likeness.
You aren't too far off, but the context isn't "word"able... If you are 51 in the handle because of birth year, we have a Hell of a crossover. I'm a 75 raised by a 5 and a 53 but preteen and up raised by some 6 and 62/64/65's, and by raised, I mean they lifted me so I could reach the bar and finish my teenage experience all boxes checked just about the time I completed the 14th year {I got a good head start} The poppy influenced OH so much of everything we both hold in memories, sonically, from Muddy Waters era {I spent many hours at John Lee Hooker's house doing a wiring job after a fire there, just north of San Jose in Los Altos, close to where I'd be stationed later for the last 13 years flying Combat Rescue for the military till I retired in 2020. {Moffett Field, Mountain View, CA} I got to pick at HIS axe, on his couch. He asked to hear MY music, and I said I'd go get my mixtape rom the car {This was 98 or 99, and I was 24 or 25 y/o} and he followed me out and sat in the passenger seat. It was a bootleg my buddy Walkman'ed from Counting Crows, Cracker and the Spin Doctors, 93 or 94 at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA. {post High School and pre-military for me} He keyed hard on "Low" He resonated and GOT it, and I knew it. I "got it" differently in each era/chapter of my own life. It's a new and different re-read each time I let years between the pressing of PLAY |>
@fossilbox1991 Oh NOW I get it :-) Your original comment was a rebuttal to custyfinkscar! Yours was an excellent rebut, congrats! Too bad I didn't get it the first time. Whatever, I adore this song, it's in my top 5 of all time, I can play it over and over and never get tired of it, especially the opening: one drum slam then the slow, chiming, rolling guitars.
Great song! I only like songs for the sound they make and this one has IT! Not many do and I don't really care about a songs message, I just go for the overall sound and this has it all.
Forced, strained vocals and a guitar that's out of tune, beyond what would be within the limits of cool. BUT, a really awesome song, love it. Always listed among top songs of 90's rock. Will always love it.
@fossilbox1991 Jeez, do ya have to call me dumbass just cuz I missed a word? Especially since we're on the same side. Out of curiosity, which greedy drug addicts were you referring to? Not Bush, Nirvana,Sublime, Blind Melon, Chili Peppers - I guess they weren't greedy and they definitely had emotion. I don't know that much about the drug habits of the 2000s bands - please, tell all!
one of my favorites. This song can never get old
WOW!!!!
I've been lucky to see them 4 times, this song always rocks live!
Six years later checking in. You are correct Andres.
One of the greatest pure Rock songs of all time. I put this one in the history books
Great song, never gets old.
Just to mention something funny. I’m 64 years old and was in my mid 30’s when this came out but at 64 I still appreciate good music. Remember that as we age we do get wiser but young at heart and mind. If we liked it at 20. 30, or 40 we’ll like it at 80.
You are correct. At just a year older than you, I'm sure you have noticed the rap....I mean crap the kids listen to these days is atrocious. These guys are not even musicians, usually at the same tempo, to a pre-recorded base line and they are making money. When music was taken out of schools is when musicians became a dying breed. Some musicians met in classical music training class and its been proven that young minds that learn how to play musical instruments are smarter than those who do not. This is why kids, Gen Z are not as brilliant as their predecessors. Other factors are to be considered, but for sure this is one of them.
@@MichaelAnthonyHuerta-mf8oh
Couldn’t agree more. I remember when this started. I was working in Vegas and in the late 80’s all the shows that always had a live band start using tape pre-recorded. It’s almost like they want dummies.
63 here same sentiment
You got that right brother!!
@@jessevanhorn9817
Yes it is. If I live to be 100 I will blast it and enjoy it like I always did.
A timeless kickass song from the guitar band days!
Lol good one
Shits hilarious
This song, has one of the best bass lines of all time!
Lol good one. Shits funny
🤘
Bass line driven, amp overriding lead guitar, the turn around a nice bass line.
Exactly what I thought when I first heard it. Makes me wanna play bass.
Really a flawless performance of what was a sensational, kick-ass record.
This song is an excellent example of a beguilingly simple song very artfully performed. It's extremely catchy the way only the very best four-chord songs can be. A real achievement.
How many adjectives did you add to make yourself feel intelligent? Jesus, man.
Lol
Great song. Listened to over and over during my commutes in Atlanta.
so many classic lines in this tune---too many to mention them all.
Can't explain why this song makes me smile---even though its called "low"
"hey---hey---hey"......
thanks for sharing this video !!!
"like some junkie cosmonaut" = awesome lyric
This is ORIGINAL music and that's all that's all that matters. These guys set themselves apart. Lowery has one of those distinctive voices that makes all his music timeless !!
If this song is nostalgic to you then you were definitely a nineties baby with good music taste
Everyone thinks 2020 was horrible, listening to this made me realize that musically, the past 20 years give or take has been a romp in the toilet. I'm 60 years old, I smoke weed everyday and I just tested positive for covid-19.
Be good to one another. Peace
are you alive
back when real rock n roll was king
I have a feeling those days will be back soon
@David Johnson you and me both
Aaaahhh Denver Daze..1973 - 1974 many happy times...million smiles xoxo -LG
I know why l missed it when it was released. I was in the Army serving overseas. Now l have found it, l play it loud to drive the anger and the anguish out.
❤️❤️❤️thank u❤❤❤
fav fukn bad ass song
This song takes me right back to college.
Awesome song the bass bangs and drive
My favorite song on my head
excellent performance...
Timeless 90's
I like the price tag hanging on the headstock!
Gotta get he Fender back to the store before anyone realizes it's missing.
My ringtone since my 1st Android 🔊🔊🔊
Damn they sound good!
I want that cracker cap 😆
I had one back then.
Great song!❤
My band overs this on Friday.. gonna rock it !
Covers? Yeah!
I am going to cover this song for sure.
Rocks!!👍😎
A truly badass fucking jam.
GREAT
BAND
rare nowadays
What's this 'band' you speak of..?🤔
I was in a taxi, the driver played this song, I really like it.
haha iowa city?
I like the price tag on the strat and the les paul rocking. It's an interesting guitfiddle thing.
Beautiful song.
The quintessential 90s song
Pretty damn good. I think his voice straining just adds to the urgency of the chorus if you ask me. At least its in tune.
exactly
Sounds to me like his throat is just hoarse is all ?
I bought many of their LPS because of this song.
Saw them with LIVE back in the day.
Might not sound soo incredible but hey atleast there's no autotune. Originality has it's own beauty.
Great music.
woow, this is cool, im add you to my circles.
@fossilbox1991 No so - can't you hear the sorrow and desperation as well as the feeling of being high? This is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard and it couldn't have been created without the heroin, as tragic as that is. Lucky for me I've never been called by the poppy but I imagine the feeling I get when listening to this song, a feeling of being lulled and sinking into warm honey, seeing the sun blue and the sky brown, has some likeness.
You aren't too far off, but the context isn't "word"able...
If you are 51 in the handle because of birth year, we have a Hell of a crossover. I'm a 75 raised by a 5 and a 53 but preteen and up raised by some 6 and 62/64/65's, and by raised, I mean they lifted me so I could reach the bar and finish my teenage experience all boxes checked just about the time I completed the 14th year {I got a good head start}
The poppy influenced OH so much of everything we both hold in memories, sonically, from Muddy Waters era {I spent many hours at John Lee Hooker's house doing a wiring job after a fire there, just north of San Jose in Los Altos, close to where I'd be stationed later for the last 13 years flying Combat Rescue for the military till I retired in 2020. {Moffett Field, Mountain View, CA}
I got to pick at HIS axe, on his couch.
He asked to hear MY music, and I said I'd go get my mixtape rom the car {This was 98 or 99, and I was 24 or 25 y/o} and he followed me out and sat in the passenger seat. It was a bootleg my buddy Walkman'ed from Counting Crows, Cracker and the Spin Doctors, 93 or 94 at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA. {post High School and pre-military for me}
He keyed hard on "Low"
He resonated and GOT it, and I knew it.
I "got it" differently in each era/chapter of my own life. It's a new and different re-read each time I let years between the pressing of PLAY |>
My favorite song till I moved from my hometown and away from my crazy ass mom. NOLA saved me, my intuition saved me. My gut saved me.
Fun song to play on guitar. Kind of a swing strumming pattern.
David's guitar still had the price tag on it. It isn't his best sounding guitar, I wonder if he returned it.
It was in tune when he bought it..
@fossilbox1991 Oh NOW I get it :-) Your original comment was a rebuttal to custyfinkscar! Yours was an excellent rebut, congrats! Too bad I didn't get it the first time. Whatever, I adore this song, it's in my top 5 of all time, I can play it over and over and never get tired of it, especially the opening: one drum slam then the slow, chiming, rolling guitars.
Each member looks like he is wearing a costume from a different era of rock
Eu só estou conhecendo em 2024 , devido a ums série do Netflix 👏👏👏, queria ter conhecido antes...
Make me thrills. Proper 90s rock soumd
This cuts so much ice!
Weird question. Anybody know where I could find that badass hat he’s wearing!?
Very good livey
...
fuck I love that fuckin bass line
Dam good song
I cast no aspersions towards the human but this song will preserve the humanity.
....right on. Fun tune.
low awesome dope song
A million poppies gonna make me sleep...
3:47 "A million miles below their feEET!"
LOL
Like some junkie cosmonaut...
Fucken awesome.
@deutscherjoel 28 years and 1 great song. hes on a roll.
Great song! I only like songs for the sound they make and this one has IT! Not many do and I don't really care about a songs message, I just go for the overall sound and this has it all.
Dude, thought I was the only one, and I wrote a lot of songs.
Tim Brown hello check out pop bottle bombers good band!
Wow you're deep
Guitarist on left looks like Neil Schon from Journey.
DNR5586 Yeah!!!
The good ol days
fuck y'all, this track is banging! Fuckin LOVE IT, always have done, argh so awesome
What happened to the singers voice and harmonies?
Old fashioned rock n roll, with grunge sound added. Use a old school Amp, crank it up with old school 3-way speakers. Won't need a subwoofer! 😅
Look at the veins on the lead singer pop out! Holler style of old school rock n roll. DAMN! I wish I was there to hear it.....😂
I dig Dave's hat. damn, they were skinny, and I'm pretty sure that the character of Johnny was played by Jon Oates. LMFAO
Keeping the tags in case he's returning the Strat
@custyfinkscar summing up post 90's music: AUTOTUNE
ill take my whiny drug addicts...thank you
Good song live
Does the front man have the price tag still hanging off the head stock of his guitar?
Ultra Shiver yeah to return it after the show and get a refund duh
Forced, strained vocals and a guitar that's out of tune, beyond what would be within the limits of cool. BUT, a really awesome song, love it. Always listed among top songs of 90's rock. Will always love it.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOHNNY!
This song in movie “The perks of being a Wallflower”
#Love this Puddlebuper! ~eddi
Low / Live!
Love this tune.
hunkatiel Ditto ;)
I guess he has plans to return that guitar after the show. It looks like he never took the price tag off.
stratocaster still got da tag to pawn it back lol
favorite song astig
Good shit
Great tune, and live performance. Too bad about that one guy's pants though. Pouring straight bleech, will do that.
Vogue Theater 2000---something. I wasn't dissapointed.
Not going to lie but I'm a little high right now 👍🚬
Wow....so cool
@@kevinbushracing58 yeah if you do drugs your super cool
His voice was hash but loved it anywho ( ;; First Live Sighting of Cracker.
Is that short guy John Oats on guitar? Haha.
@fossilbox1991 Jeez, do ya have to call me dumbass just cuz I missed a word? Especially since we're on the same side. Out of curiosity, which greedy drug addicts were you referring to? Not Bush, Nirvana,Sublime, Blind Melon, Chili Peppers - I guess they weren't greedy and they definitely had emotion. I don't know that much about the drug habits of the 2000s bands - please, tell all!
Yeah
I agree
i like being stoned...song knows my name
where can I buy that hat?
My song fool.
One shit wonders!
Fuck yeah
Listen -- you can't be a junky and be a cosmonaut. The Russians had very high standards for their space program.
Wow this was my favorite song and now I hate it
Boris eventually gets popped pissing hot. Keep listening.
"like some DSIGRACED Cosmonaut"
Major Tom should have been his wingman, yo.
like it
DUDE Davids got the tage on his srat thats fuckin awesom
what year is this?
Way too many critics on here- people with NO LIFE of their own putting others down- Kevin Aiello, and bojangliASS get lost!
well said Bob!!! high 5
Nick Diaz brought me here...
El batero de los Pixies ahí en el fondo .