a perfect album… (FIRST REACTION to The Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream)
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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00:00 - Intro
01:36 - Siamese Dream LORE (CALL-IN)
07:59 - Cherub Rock
12:14 - Quiet
15:47 - Today
19:28 - Hummer
24:25 - Rocket
28:38 - Disarm
32:11 - Soma
36:10 - Geek U.S.A.
40:12 - Mayonaise
45:45 - Spaceboy (BLOCKED)
47:59 - Silverf**k (BLOCKED)
50:09 - Sweet Sweet
51:11 - Luna 
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Mellon Collie and Infinite Sadness next?
Absolutely! Almost if not just as good as Siamese Dream. I can't think of any other band of their popularity with that much variety on one album.
Their best album..its long but a must do!
Bros, please do The Smiths - S/T full album
Yess
Siamese Dream and MCIS are both among my favourite ever albums. That was their peak but what a peak! Unique, thrilling and beautiful.
“Hummer is a perfect song. Can’t get any better.”
Mayonaise: Hold my beer.
For me hummer tops mayonnaise! Such a beautiful song
@@brianjones3464It is a great song don’t get me wrong.
Soma has entered the chat
Perfect example of what a top tier drummer can do for a band.
perfect example of what top tier musicians can do together, but yeah Chamberlain is a grandmaster indeed.
@@draregrevtaam1147 I thought Billy Corgan dismissed the original cuts and played all the instruments for this album alone
@@AIParodyVideosforfun It's most likely true for guitars and bass on this album but I don't think he's played drums on any Smashing Pumpkins song.
When my kids were younger, they were going through my CD collection and looking at the album art. They came across this album and asked me, "Why are there kids on the cover?" I told them that those two little girls were in the band, and that one of them was the singer and played guitar, and the other little girl was the drummer. I said that those two little girls were extremely talented musicians and were actually pretty bad ass for their age. So then I played the album. It took them until Billy Corgan started singing before they realized that their dad was full of shit.
Great one haha
Nice fiction!
What I wouldn't give to hear Mayonnaise for the first time again. The ultimate driving into the sunset with windows down song.
Came here to express the exact sentiment. Glad I’m not alone!
Mayonaise is my favorite Pumpkins track, and that's saying a lot since this album overall is perfect.
Watching the collective silence during mayonaise was so satisfying
Watching you boys take a journey through these albums like I did as a kid when they came out really makes me happy
Couldn’t agree more
Hello my Ivory Coast Brother 🤔
I'm sayin'...
Disarm is about the rage Billy felt against his father. His father would leave him in the car for hours while he sold drugs.
It's the wicked stepmother as well. She was worse than the dad.
Soma is one of my favourite songs ever. It can get me very emotional. It’s breathtaking - the sublime build, the emotion, THAT guitar solo and climax! EPIC.
I saw them live in London on 8th June this year - still brilliant.
Only being in high school at the time of this album release, but R.E.M. was my favorite band at the time as they, U2 and some others were the alternative but somewhat mainstream acts before grunge. I loved seeing that Mike Mills played the piano section of Soma and would have been my gateway in...if not for Today blowing my F-ing socks off as the lead single!
It was hands down my favorite song until I heard XYU. I love those high contrast dynamic songs.
This album is just pure euphoria, such pleasant but heavy riffs everywhere on it
Euphoria is absolutely the best word to sum up this album. Some of the chord shifts just make me feel 'happy hyped', they're incredible
@@AidanLonergan-vj5vj mate mayonnaise is one of my favourite songs to play on guitar billy corgan is a genius
Love Jimmy Chamberlin's drumming on this. Actually, just love Jimmy Chamberlin's drumming whatever it's on.
Agreed. Him and Stephen Perkins were my favorite drummers this genre and era
Him on bullet with butterfly wings is a whole different level
Siamese Dream is in my top 10 GOAT albums for sure.
Back when this came out in ‘93 it was my favourite album of all time, it saw me through difficult times and is still in my top 10. It’s thrilling, beautiful and unique. Far more influential than people realise. They were my favourite band until Radiohead crept past them with OK Computer and The Pumpkins didn’t quite keep up the run of brilliance but this album is absolute gold.
Not only is it thrilling, but it's also deeply emotional and even tender. I used to put Luna on repeat and fall asleep to it with my moms huge 70's headphones on when I was in high school.
I agree. Very emotional - and that’s a big part of why it’s such a favourite. I really got empathy from it.
Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie are 90s Masterpieces. Pumpkins at peak level. Glad you guys enjoyed it.
Despite SP having a big fanbase at one time, I feel they are so pushed to the side compared to Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soundgarden and the likes. I think SP is better than them all
@@OceanMetTheSky It's mostly because they were absolute trolls when interviewed and in the media because they didn't wanna play the fake game. Everyone called them weirdos and pretentious because of it.
One of the best alternative albums ever made period!!!
The pumpkins first record Gish is the album of legendary riffs
Gish, Siamese Dream & Pisces Iscariot are all untouchable albums. Pisces might be my favorite of the 3
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192I 💯% concur with your list! Was looking for someone in the comments to mention how underrated Pisces Iscariot is. It's definitely in my top 2 favorite albums of theirs.
Today is a dark track though, it's sarcastic. Billy Corgan was feeling suicidal when he wrote it!
He’s cured that feeling buy investing in long, medieval style cloaks.
@gavinsheridan4680 Worked for me, too.
It is both dark and hopeful,he said he wrote it after having a epiphany.
"Today is the greatest day I've ever known, can't live for tomorrow, tomorrow's much too long."
I think there is an incredible relatability there for a lot of people at a lot of different times (myself among them). But, also cathartic and soothing and a release in some way.
I've seen people compare Radiohead to Smashing Pumpkins before and I think they're way off base but this thought of yours made me just realize Radiohead shares a quality of having absolute despair lyrics in pretty little delightful songs in a slightly similar way to Corgan.
For some more albums after the maraton:
Red - King Crimson
I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning - Bright Eyes
Self Titled - Rage Against The Machine
2112 - Rush
Illmatic - Nas
...Like Clockwork - Queens Of The Stone Age
Nice mix of genres. I might add Liquid Swords - GZA, Ruby Vroom - Soul Coughing, and Mezcal Head - Swervedriver.
@@WordAte an i'll add Discovery - Daft Punk
2112 would be a trip and a half for these guys lmao
Yes I'm Wide Awake. Its a special album.
This is one of the best albums of all time. Period.
Thanks for having me on!
We’ll see you when we do AEnima‼️
Love the Alice In Chains poster🔥🔥
@@Thenutledge thank you
It’s so incredibly hard to pick a favorite song off this album. But for me, it’s probably Soma, which is a perfect peek into what you can expect if you go on to do Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, which is an album FULL of soft, melodic lows and heavy, loud highs.
Really depends on the mood. Hummer has grown on me massively over the years though, what a song
Soma, Geek USA, Mayonnaise is probably the holy trinity, but as I got older I would include Spaceboy and make it a quadrivium.
@@AidanLonergan-vj5vj especially the outro.
Same here - very difficult but it’s Soma for me, too.
From what I remember, Cherub Rock is about the music industry and the honey is probably a metaphor for success in the industry. At least thats what I remember hearing.
This has been my favorite album since the day I heard it. This album was heavily influenced by ‘Loveless’ by my bloody valentine and is the quintessential shoegaze album. You won’t be disappointed. Love the reaction guys.
Bros, what you need to understand here is that this is a candidate for best album of all time. Not best alternative rock album. Not best rock album. Just best album period. It's a candidate for some of the best music of all time, along with Beethoven and the Beatles.
😂
@@rikurodriguesneto6043 go listen to your edm remixes.
you think this album is that good??
@@forpspeakingclass4444 a lot of people do. you might have noticed the title of this video.
@@forpspeakingclass4444 It's definitley a contender.
Woah dude! Today is NOT a happy song! Its about "self deletion" its the greatest day because its his last....😢 he's going out with a sense of freedom... PINK RIBBON SCARS that never forget, I tried so hard to cleanse these regrets, my angel wings were bruised and restrained, my belly stings
They clearly didn’t deep dive into the album properly…
Hummer is such an underrated song.. it's one of the songs that you would remember and go back to again and eventually would either make you feel happy or sad in a satisfying way..
incredible album, probably in my top five of all time
Thanks so much for listening to us, thus listening to this album. Great video!
Its totally ok to interpret songs subjectivley, but I recommend you to look for Disarm's meaning, it is very painful and personal.
This is nuts...I have literally seen them 2 days ago in Rotterdam, Ahoy. It was a night to never forget
Nice 1! saw them in London on the 8th June. Brilliant as ever!
I was there too in Ahoy. Epic night!
What a strange life this is. Bear with me. This album came out when I was 14. One of the first albums I bought on CD. And if it captures your imagination now, imagine what it felt like in 1993 when it also captured the zeitgeist. When it felt like the perfect soundtrack to the life of a young person in the early 90s.
But I want to talk about the song Cherub Rock more than anything. It was one of my very favourite songs when I was 14, 15, 16, for the reasons stated above. It still reminds me of that time, vividly, even now. But more than that...
It was also one of the best songs on Guitar Hero III. A game that came out in 2007, when I was 28. Guitar Hero III was the last game that my friends and I played together. We got together every week to play Xbox and especially Guitar Hero and vowed that nothing would ever change. But we all knew that wasn't true. The feeling hung increasingly heavily in the air that these stolen nights of fun away from responsibilities were the last days of the gang, as we got older and adult life intruded on youth.
Cherub Rock was our favourite song to play. And I remember distinctly, we were half way through it one night, idly chatting as we always did, when my best friend told me he was thinking about putting an offer in on a house. A house a hell of a long way away from where we all lived and grew up.
I knew then this chapter of our lives was coming to an end. Like spotting the first wrinkle on your face. The truth is, we all had situations that would naturally lead to it. Marriage, kids on the way etc. You know those days will come but it's quite the realisation when they are upon you. Every time we played Guitar Hero after that, and especially Cherub Rock, I wondered if it was the last time we ever would, and took special care to savour it.
So, the song has always had this dual association for me. It's like it bookended my whole youth.
Well tomorrow is my 45th birthday. 45 always felt like the middle of middle age for me. I dreaded it. Another of life's increasingly sobering milestones. This semi-professional philosopher is feeling particularly philosophical today, reminiscing on life gone by, trying to wring some leftover joy from faded memories...
And wouldn't you know it but the same song has come up again. I didn't search for this. It was in my subscription feed. At this rate, it'll play at my funeral, whether I asked for it or not.
But this time, it's young people, just like I was, in the 90s, like we are were, discovering its magic for the first time just like we all did. And it truly is, for me, the closest thing to living it again for the first time. And perhaps that is what this advanced adulthood is all about.
So thanks for this lads, I'm so glad that you love this music. I hope it lives forever within you, and means as much to you as it did to us.
This comment really moved me. Thanks for sharing man
beautiful comment
I was 14 as well. I feel you bro.
@@therealcleany best comment
I was 13 when this came out, and the next three years (94,95,96) were incredible for alternative music on impressionable young teens. We were spoiled.
Yo, whatever you're feeling now, imagine feeling it at the time as a kid listening to this on a little CD player.
My favorite album for over thirty years now. When I was 12 years old back in 94', my friend's older brother was being deployed to the middle east. He brought a giant box full of cassette tapes into my room and set it down in front of us. It contained tons of great 90's alt/grunge bands and their albums. Weezer, Green Day, NIN, Nirvana, AiC, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Faith No More, etc. But we decided to put the album with the funny kids on the cover in first. The Smashing Pumpkins would be my favorite band from that day on. The albums Gish - Machina II are all great. Billy has done tons of other stuff too like solo albums and Zwan, and a lot of the post 2000 pumpkins stuff is good here and there, but nothing can touch the 90's output. The man can only make so many masterpieces lol. Great video guys. What I would give to go back and hear all this great music for the first time. We all felt exactly the same as you two did in this video. The 90's were great.
You would love Mellon Collie, and since you're Radiohead fans you would probably also really appreciate the soundscapes of Adore.
Adore is so underrated!! I just got super into it now I can’t stop
@@bygone7197 perfect for a rainy Sunday afternoon
This album is my teenage years. Soma and Mayonnaise always brings a tear to my eye. Thank you for caring about music in a time where people don't really care about it as much, and can't wait to see the Melon Collie reaction!
Just discovered your channel with this video and I so enjoyed taking a journey back in time with you both. I'm 51 and it made me smile so much to see you both enjoying this album as much as I did and still do. The Smashing Pumpkins were may absolute favorite band in the 90s (I was around your age then). I saw the in concert 2 times and they were incredible live. I'm excited for when you listen to Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness!
Not sure why I enjoy watching you two dufus's listen to albums from my youth but good job. Keep it up, lads.
The 90's were the fucking best lol! I am so happy I was around then.
Me too. I used to blast this album in high school. I still listen to it occasionally.
They were! Me too!
I'm 43 and listened to this album since it's release, it's still the most special album in the world to me, best reaction to the album I've seen, thanks
Hearing this again takes me right back to being 16, cruising the loop with my friends, just chillin and living life. Music like this keeps you young.
Mayonaise means "My Own Eyes" and it's my top 5 songs of all time
The Smashing Pumpkins belong in the pantheon of greatest bands, ever walked this planet, their vast and diverse catalog can stand with anyone’s in the history of music
And still not in the hall of fame, total 🐂💩
I'm super glad you guys enjoyed this album as much as you did. Since you guys loved the guitar tones of this album, I highly recommend Loveless by My Bloody Valentine. It takes those fuzzy guitar tones to a whole other level. I would also recommend doing the Mellon Collie video in one part, and maybe just taking a short break between each half when recording. The album works best when experienced in its entirety.
I'm seeing them open for Green Day this year for the 30th anniversary of 'Dookie'. Rancid is on before the Pumpkins. I'm very excited, and probably "very old" in your eyes 😅
See EVERY band/group/artist/whatvertf you can in your life. That's my old ass advice. Hope you keep digging into everything you can musically, and leave yourselves open to every new experience you hear. Always have respect, and earn respect 🤘Keep up the good work on here. Looking forward to more reactions.
I was 18 when this album came out, played it so much it wore out the cassette tape, I eventually bought it on CD. Very cool to see younger people being moved the same way I was, by the same music.
I’m 18 and discovered this album earlier this year. It’s now one of my all time favorite albums. Music really doesn’t age 🔥
Been a while since I listened to the whole thing. Thanks for reviewing this masterpiece, boys.
Soma is sublime, a dream rendered in song 😊✨️
Dude I’m happy you guys love this album I’m 28 but I listen to this like 4 years ago and I’ve been hooked ever since ! Rocket and hummer and mayonnaise are literally gold
An Electro-Harmonix Op-Amp Big Muff fuzz pedal is the guitar sound of this album. So iconic. So much so that many years later they re-released it with Billy endorsing it and having a "Pumpkins" color scheme.
I've seen a LOT of reaction videos.
This was the best one I've ever seen...hands down.
Why YT cut SB and SF makes zero sense to me. But....if that means I have to join your Patreon, ok...I'll do it!
This album is absolutely a 10/10 and means so so much to me. I love how deeply you both felt it.
The statement of Billy Corgan writing the entire album is not exactly true. One of the most important songs 'Mayonaise' guitar parts, excluding the solo and other lead parts was written by James Iha. Similar for 'Soma' as well, specifically the intro. Most of the time Billy would come up with stuff at home or rehearsals and the band would collaborate to build the songs, as well as parts of James and Billies guitar styles would merge together to create their sound. The recording of the album was still a shit show, however they were not as bad before they entered the studio.
Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness would be the zenith of the band working together and collaborating as a family, creatively, experementally, and homogeneously. With a different producer at the helm who pushed for an authentic portrayl of the band, not the perfection in siamese dream, it resulted in the truest form of the pumpkins to be portrayed. It would end up being one of the greatest and biggest albums of all time.
Great video. Love to see it
Hey guys. Just subscribed. Watching you guys experience this like I did back in the early 90s when I was probably about your age. Man.....changed my life. I was just listening to nothing but old school rap at the time and focused on nonsensical things. My friend Adam introduced me to Smashing and this very album. I didn't even want to listen to it. It changed everything. Simple times of us trying to make it and sleeping on a mattress on the floor in an apartment and trying to work and pay my own way. This album and "Selling the Drama" by Live became the soundtrack of my life and got me through so much.....good and bad.
I appreciate seeing you guys experience these new things. I feel like I'm watching myself at that time and it's so touching to see you "get it". Keep on keeping on.
This album is holy.
Glad y’all enjoyed this bonafide classic. It needs no introduction at this point and has been a huge influence on so many including myself, I’m 31 and many songs on this album were on very heavy rotation during my teenage years. As far as the discussion around this album’s style and influence I do feel like this is maybe the most harmonious marriage of grunge and shoegaze aesthetics to come out of the golden era of alternative rock in the early 90s. Assigning a single genre tag to it is kind of a fruitless endeavor because Corgan had such a panoramic vision for their sound. I’d even argue that Today is one of the most prominent early examples of midwest emo, even if no one ever outright refers to the Pumpkins as an emo band. Great video!
Great reactions to some great albums. You’ve got another subscriber keep em coming.
IMO: Pumpkins are the GOAT 90s band.
Awesome reaction guys! I haven't listened to this album for a while. Brings back great memories. This came out when i was in high school. On my way to school i would jam out to this on my sony walkman, lol. I always liked Luna and Mayonnaise the best.
I was driving home from college in the winter of 92 in the snow and just entered my neighborhood and was turning onto my street when Cherub Rock came on. I was thinking to myself what the hell is this! In the most amazing way and they have changed my entire life! Not so much after machina but a super fan for sure! Have tattoos to prove it!
Great album. Enjoyed seeing you check it out for the first time.
Love your reaction, love the Pumpkins. Their music almost always comes from a much darker place than is apparent on the surface.
This album is just wall to wall 10s. By comparison I think Mellon Collie is a little bloated, but the highs on it are higher than anything else in their discography. It’s definitely worth checking out
I personally don’t think Mellon Collie is bloated, only because I LOVE every track on it, but I fully agree that it’s highs are the best in their entire history. I think the highs on Mellon Collie are even greater than the highs on Siamese Dream - just my personal opinion obviously lol. But both albums are among the best ever written.
@@ninja_tony compared to Siamese Dream I think the second half of Mellon Collie is a little bloated and my ears get a little fatigued of listening to it, I think the production just isn’t quite as appealing as it is on SD. But Siamese Dream is one of the tightest albums ever so it’s not really much of a criticism
First time i watched you guys. Cool channel. Hummer is one of, if not, thee most underrated songs of the 90s. Not sure why it was never released as a single because it's a banger. Also i liked how you edited the video to include literally all the highlights of every song. Well done.
Appreciate you guys checkin’ this stuff out!
My first concert was SP in 94 for the Mellon Collie tour🤘
Got into this album about the same time, a couple years after it came out
No it wasn't. October 1995 was MCIS release date
Maybe the best summer album ever made.
Its orange and pink, its sunny, it SHALL BE FREEEEEEEE
Watching you guys experience this is amazing.
every day i thank the lord for not making me a dumb ass fish 🙏
Y'all definitely feelin the music, love it
I took my kids to watch the Pumpkins in concert for the first time last summer. Even though Darcy was not in the band at the show, this was an awesome experience. I grew up listening to this band and the kids, who are in their late teens, have picked up on mine and their moms musical tastes of alternative rock/2000's rock
most smashing pumpkins songs for me tend to get better with each listen, re-listen value is great.
this is very entertaining to watch and love the full album listen. I am excited for you two to keep diving into the lyrical context behind these songs.. for example Today is literally about committing suicide. If you already loved the core sound then the deeper lyrical focus will raise it even higher. 100 out of 10. This album changed my life. We are doing a Top 50 SP songs of all time series on my channel to celebrate that. SP Forever.
Highly recommend The Smiths, or The 1975
Please first The Smiths album
Rocket: "I guarantee in concerts this was their last song" - actually, it was often the first, ha ha.
So let the sadness come again. On that you can depend on me yeah!
Great review, Great album
I was 16 when this album came out. Blew my mind. There were so many good albums out that year. This, Nirvana's In Utero, The Breeders Last Splash. I was spoiled but didn't realize it.
Luna was my wedding song. Such a beautiful song.
My favorite album by my favorite band of all time. It was so surreal watching you guys appreciate this.
idk how you guys are doing it, but y'all are literally just going through my top ten albums of all time. well done, boys!
Awesome reaction
Thank you for listening to my all time favorite album. Takes me right back to being 15 years old, in High school and this beautiful girl made me a Smashing Pumpkins mixtape and forever changed my life with music. By the way, they have another new album coming out August 2nd 2024. And Billy says it is an attempt to recapture their 90s sound. I can’t wait!
I don’t need to see the whole video through to be sure that you completely received the deep, dark, sweet music of my favorite band. And you liked it!
They played Mayonaise as their closing song at Universal amphitheater the night they announced their breakup. I was 17. My friends and I had snuck up to the front row. We were in tears!!! It was the perfect song to end such an emotional day.
Favorite album of all time right here
Album brings do much nostalgia. Hope you guys get back around to Deftones and do White Pony! A classic as well. Subscribed.
Loved this and your radiohead videos. You should defo do some Smiths next!!!!
Top 5 album of all time. It's literally perfect.
the sound of the guitars on the album uses an effect peddle call "Big Muff" . That effect is what was used by bands like Mudhoney to create the fuzz sound that would be called "grunge". So technically , even though smashing pumpkins style doesnt fall into the typical "grunge" mold, it is literally "grunge". I bought this album when It came out . I was in my early twenties. it was my favorite album for a long time until my life moved on .recently in the last year I have been listening and enjoying it again as I did when I was young. It seems like it is coming back around again as I keep seeing it being discussed
Super excited you guys did this album. One of my favorites, ever. Since yall loved it, I’d recommend you react to Silversun Pickups album Neck of the Woods. One of the very few bands I feel is super comparable to Smashing Pumpkins.
😂 so crazy to see you guys hearing this for the first time… makes me feel so old, but i was just in the pit, rocking out at their concert in Greece a couple days ago… felt just like the 90s again… SP is timeless. Making the youth feel the same, whether it was us 90s teens then or your generation now… and surely my kids in the 2030s… 🎸🎃💜 (and so cool that you keep mentioning how good his voice is, most casual fans say his voice is hard to mess with….) now before you go to bed, go smoke a big joint, put your headphones on, turn off all the lights, lay down and put this on. You’ll literally have a siamese dream 😉
LOL your thumbnail is my exact reaction listening to Siamese Dream the first time.
One of my favorite albums ever. Remember walking home from high school many times with the CD in my discman on FULL VOLUME.
I remember when this Album hit in the 90s, it was such a massive hit. Still is today.
Not grunge but "Gish" was important in influencing grunge as the guitar riff on "Smells like Teen Spirit" was taken by Vig from those sessions to the nevermind recordings.
Certified old man here, Siamese dream was the first cd I ever owned, it was a very special album to me in my youth, seeing you young whipper snappers enjoy it warmed my heart 😊
The Pumpkins are my favorite band and it was cool seeing you guys experiencing it for the first time. You really should listen to Gish before Mellon Collie. Go back to the ground floor and listen to Gish, it’s fantastic in its own right. Looking forward to seeing your reaction to more Pumpkins 🎃
'silverchair - diorama' is all i can say, the pinnacle of melodic alternative
One of my favorite records of all time.
Largely over-looked, but man, when anyone gives it a real listen, they admit it is a masterpiece
It's kind of funny a randomly found you dudes channel today and seems you have already reacted to an album of two of my favorite bands of all time. Nice. Oh what the hell you guys did Tool as well??? Okay I'm watching that one next. Favorite track on this whole album is absolutely "Soma"
i have listened to this album over and over from the day it came out until now, and it never gets old. Genius songwriting, production, singing, drumming, guitar wizardry -- it's got it all. NO SKIPS!! 100/10
I remember just laying on my bed staring at the ceiling listening to this beginning to end losing myself in it. I think this experience of listening to an entire record is a lost joy .
Guys new to your channel and I just entered my 30’s and man I love all your reactions to the music I first heard over the past 10 to 15 years and it’s amazing!! A album you guys do need to hear that blew me away was the artist - Circa Survive/ Album - On Letting Go 2007 There best album IMO. You guys will go into a full spiritual experience from this it’s so good! Please check it out no video needed if anything just enjoy the greatness it has to offer.. also his vocals are super unique. Thanks guys for letting me relive some first time hearing experiences! You guys rock and first video I saw was you wearing a Vail shirt lol I live right next to Beaver Creek Ski Resort in Avon so I thought it was meant to be 😂