The most profound statements he made was “I think you learn a lot about people by the way they tackle problems”. He’s wise beyond (or because of?) his years. True about all aspects of life.
@ 5:18 ...WOW !! : D .....COULD YOU IMAGINE.....enjoying a nice visit with Jeremy playing the piano ! .....ohYeah !! - - -> *HEAVEN ON EARTH* < - - - ; )
As I aged and retired I formed a bucket list. Three years ago I crossed off one item. That being taking a drive to Colorado to see a concert featuring Big Head Todd And The Monsters. On our way back to Wisconsin we stopped at a little restaurant where we told the young lady who owned the place where we had been. She told us she once lived down below Todd Park Mohr in a house in Boulder CO and cared for his dog when he went on tour. Just a great memorable ending to a memorable trip.
I must live under a rock as I’ve just discovered BHT. I guess RUclips decided I needed to expand my horizons and dropped their cover of Brandy in my list. I think I’ve watched it 50 times. Next Bittersweet popped up. Only done that about ten times so far…in the last two days. Now this interview which is so interesting to see inside a little bit. Looking forward to more.
The first time Jeremy played at Red Rocks with BHTM i had a corral pass - basically backstage. I walked up to Jeremy and mentioned i heard he used to be in a Cars cover band The Jars. He immediately said - oh let me run to my car and get you a Jars cd. And he did. Right before he went on stage. Ill never forget that. Such a nice humble guy. They all are by the way. Met them all many times. And the music!!! Wow!!
So great to hear directly from Jeremy's musical mind! I remember a day back in the '90s when Jeremy purchased a Harry Connick Jr. CD, listened to it in his Toyota on the way home, and then proceeded to play the piano parts perfectly upon arriving back at our shared room on campus.
ive been a Big Head fan since before this guy played for them,...since the 90s with Broken hearted savior..now i love all their stuff seen them live great show live,,not one sour note at all...loves me some stratagem and Magdalena and Kensington line!!
Really digging these monthly pieces - Many thanks to BHTM - just passed my year mark since my last show (The Caverns - Pelham), TN, let's hope it's not another full one...thanks for doing what you do - it's important.
the cover of 'brandy' is one of the best things to come along in some time...just nailed it...tighter than the original! like a huge bonus to otherwise constant quality music.
Back in '93 or 94' I got the opportunity to go see an upcoming band called The Dave Mathews Band (which everyone knows). But, at the time they had this other not so well known band called Big Head Todd and the Monsters open up for them. It was in this country bar (called Incahoots) in OKC. The ticket was like $12.50. Who would have known all these years later that both bands would become so popular and have followings...and I was standing like 20-ft away from it all.
Great insight from a talented guy. I've loved BHT for many years and been to a few shows. They never disappoint. They are the antidote for much of the shitty music out these days. The band is more like the acts we saw in the 60's and 70's. Glad there seems to be no end in sight. Looking forward to seeing COVID simmer down so we can get back to intimate shows.
After I saw BHT in Denver, I was hooked. My brother called & said they were playing at Red Rocks. I live in Iowa, I loaded up the car & off I went. Then they played in Des Moines, Iowa, on the river. I took all 3 of my sons & their girlfriends. After that, my sons understood why the stereo was blasting playing the album Sister Sweetly. I’m sure they will play it at my funeral. 😂💗💗💗💗
I drank beer with Jeremy after he opened for John Hiatt at the Orbit Room in Grand Rapids. Such a humble nice guy. We talked about many other bands and other music. Down to earth and nice guy!
I was hooked on Big Head Todd and the Monsters from the first time I head "Broken Hearted Savior" Y'all have just gotten better over the years. Nice to have some insight on the band members. Nicely done, Jeremy, and congratulations on a long run of playing with one of the best working bands out there!
Jeremy, you are absolutely necessary to this great band. I'm from Wyoming, now in the PNW in the Olympics, but I need to see you guys in concert when this pandemic gets ousted.
really nice piece for us long time fans that wonder what these musicians are really like.... i always thought jeremy looked 'disinterested' on stage...hahaha...like he was saying, 'shit this song again...again!' but now i see that he is a consummate musician, a technician, and a patient man from a humble background that colors his personality... obvious why this band continues to LEAD modern music by example. thanks for this insight. and the continued great music.
Great band!
*``` ...THANK U..JEREMY ...for a wonderful peek into URWorld !*
*; )*
Did anyone else click on this because you thought it was them covering Jeremy by Pearl Jam? 😊 Good video.
Of course not...
Yep
Crossed my mind but wasn't sure. Clicked on it anyway.
Love the perspective that Jeremy brings and speaks of, in this.
Right? Though I was pleasantly suprised to gain more insight into the band itself.
The most profound statements he made was “I think you learn a lot about people by the way they tackle problems”. He’s wise beyond (or because of?) his years. True about all aspects of life.
@ 5:18 ...WOW !!
: D
.....COULD YOU IMAGINE.....enjoying a nice visit with Jeremy playing the piano !
.....ohYeah !! - - -> *HEAVEN ON EARTH* < - - - ; )
As I aged and retired I formed a bucket list. Three years ago I crossed off one item. That being taking a drive to Colorado to see a concert featuring Big Head Todd And The Monsters. On our way back to Wisconsin we stopped at a little restaurant where we told the young lady who owned the place where we had been. She told us she once lived down below Todd Park Mohr in a house in Boulder CO and cared for his dog when he went on tour. Just a great memorable ending to a memorable trip.
That’s so cool and it’s on my Bucket list to see them at Red Rocks ❤❤❤
When people say, "There's just not any great music these days"... I tell them about Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
I must live under a rock as I’ve just discovered BHT. I guess RUclips decided I needed to expand my horizons and dropped their cover of Brandy in my list. I think I’ve watched it 50 times. Next Bittersweet popped up. Only done that about ten times so far…in the last two days. Now this interview which is so interesting to see inside a little bit. Looking forward to more.
The first time Jeremy played at Red Rocks with BHTM i had a corral pass - basically backstage. I walked up to Jeremy and mentioned i heard he used to be in a Cars cover band The Jars. He immediately said - oh let me run to my car and get you a Jars cd. And he did. Right before he went on stage. Ill never forget that. Such a nice humble guy. They all are by the way. Met them all many times. And the music!!! Wow!!
These guys are just the best!
Quite possibly the sweetest sounding band in the world!
My dream…. Play bass for these guys. Hope their guy never leaves. He’s awesome. BUT if he did…. Lol
LOVE this! how fun to learn more about Jeremy and his talent.
So great to hear directly from Jeremy's musical mind! I remember a day back in the '90s when Jeremy purchased a Harry Connick Jr. CD, listened to it in his Toyota on the way home, and then proceeded to play the piano parts perfectly upon arriving back at our shared room on campus.
Bucket list for concerts... Hope to share the experience! 🌻
At Red Rocks
An articulate, humble, gifted musician. You’re the Best, Jeremy!
ive been a Big Head fan since before this guy played for them,...since the 90s with Broken hearted savior..now i love all their stuff seen them live great show live,,not one sour note at all...loves me some stratagem and Magdalena and Kensington line!!
Really digging these monthly pieces - Many thanks to BHTM - just passed my year mark since my last show (The Caverns - Pelham), TN, let's hope it's not another full one...thanks for doing what you do - it's important.
Cool stuff,thanks for the killer
Music.
Nice team,what a tight band.
the cover of 'brandy' is one of the best things to come along in some time...just nailed it...tighter than the original!
like a huge bonus to otherwise constant quality music.
Back in '93 or 94' I got the opportunity to go see an upcoming band called The Dave Mathews Band (which everyone knows). But, at the time they had this other not so well known band called Big Head Todd and the Monsters open up for them. It was in this country bar (called Incahoots) in OKC. The ticket was like $12.50. Who would have known all these years later that both bands would become so popular and have followings...and I was standing like 20-ft away from it all.
Awesome 💃💃💃 thank You
ONE of the Best concerts I've been to in the last 10 years 💃💃💃❤️
Great insight from a talented guy. I've loved BHT for many years and been to a few shows. They never disappoint. They are the antidote for much of the shitty music out these days. The band is more like the acts we saw in the 60's and 70's. Glad there seems to be no end in sight. Looking forward to seeing COVID simmer down so we can get back to intimate shows.
After I saw BHT in Denver, I was hooked. My brother called & said they were playing at Red Rocks. I live in Iowa, I loaded up the car & off I went. Then they played in Des Moines, Iowa, on the river. I took all 3 of my sons & their girlfriends. After that, my sons understood why the stereo was blasting playing the album Sister Sweetly. I’m sure they will play it at my funeral. 😂💗💗💗💗
Yep....do it up!
This was great! Thank you :-)
That was so great to hear. Thank you.
I drank beer with Jeremy after he opened for John Hiatt at the Orbit Room in Grand Rapids. Such a humble nice guy. We talked about many other bands and other music. Down to earth and nice guy!
That's the best opening line ever! Can't wait to see y'all live again! Peace.
I was hooked on Big Head Todd and the Monsters from the first time I head "Broken Hearted Savior"
Y'all have just gotten better over the years. Nice to have some insight on the band members.
Nicely done, Jeremy, and congratulations on a long run of playing with one of the best working bands out there!
Thanks for bringing spice to my life
Great snippet on Jeremy, very enjoyable.
Excellent meeting Jeremy,would love to see the rest of the band.
Thanks,Jeremy.
Jeremy, you are absolutely necessary to this great band. I'm from Wyoming, now in the PNW in the Olympics, but I need to see you guys in concert when this pandemic gets ousted.
Thank you for sharing Jeremy! Talented from a young age!
Great to know a little more about the band in a personal way. Love the band
We love you Jeremy ❣
Very cool story. Individual insights are one of my favorite parts of the bands that I appreciate.
Hey, Jeremy! Louder!!!! 😁🤘🏽
Wonderful video! I needed this distraction today. I love Jeremy's story!
Jeremy, this is excellent! Nice job! BH Johnny
Have had the pleasure to see y’all in Iowa a while back. Hope to make it to CO someday soon. Bucket list. Yes.
Huh, I thought this was bht covering pearl jam which would've been interesting.
really nice piece for us long time fans that wonder what these musicians are really like....
i always thought jeremy looked 'disinterested' on stage...hahaha...like he was saying, 'shit this song again...again!'
but now i see that he is a consummate musician, a technician, and a patient man from a humble background that colors his personality...
obvious why this band continues to LEAD modern music by example.
thanks for this insight. and the continued great music.
Problem solving, uh huh, Cowboys
Nope it’s because my name is Jeremy
Seen this guys 12 times red rocks was supposed to be my 13 in June with the violent femmes...was heart broken actually still am...