All music comes from influential music from the past. As music is easily accessible especially with the internet, there have been some great indi bands that have come out this past 20 years with the younger generation.
Damn. It's difficult listening to this now. I was going through some real bad times when I used to listen to Dinosaur Jr. As great of a band they are, listening to their music takes me right back to that place and time in my life. I think a lot of people can relate.
Me too. In 1992 the first concert I went to without my parents was Dinosaur Jr opening for the Cure. Last year, my 13 year old's first concert was Dinosaur Jr at the Fillmore in San Francisco. He loved it. It took all those complicated memories and made them better, but the irony is that my kid is going through really tough and similar shit as I was, so in a way, it just got passed down. We had a great night and rocked out hard, ears ringing after the 2 nights we saw them, and on the second night I got the roadies to give me the set list and a pick after the show. They played this song, which I love, and they played Freak Scene, which is my kid's favorite. He said it was one of the coolest things he's ever done. He has the concert poster hanging in his room to this day.
I once had a dream in about 1994. I was in a wheel chair on a path in the woods and this song was playing. When the solo hit I lifted into the air and flew for what seemed like forever. When the song was over I had to figure out how to get down. It was very scary. I don't remember the end. I think I woke up. But the feeling of flying in a dream to the outro solo of this track has been among the happiest memory of my life.
I've been listening to Dinosaur since I was 14. Like 25 years now and it's hard to believe. Looking back, this stuff is just timeless. J's songwriting and virtuosic solos still blow me the fuck away. Long live Dinosaur Jr. Cheers from North Carolina.
I know your name I know the people out there feel the same I know you're gone I hope you've got some friends to come along I know you're out there I know you're gone You can't say that's fair Can't you be wrong? I feel OK Sure, I know that's not what people say Maybe they're wrong Maybe you weren't on my side all along I know you're out there I know you're gone You can't say that's fair Can't you be wrong? I know you're out there You're still a case It's still the place Weren't you invited? It's what you can't spare Whatever's left, just hide the rest And bring it right in I know it's sick I know you think a game is just a trick Maybe I've changed Just tell me was this all in vain? I know you're out there I know this face is not erased Weren't you invited? It's what you can't spare Whatever's left, just hide the rest And bring it right in Maintained inside I've lost my range Feel the strains Weren't you invited? Just never try It's still the place You're still the case Now bring it right in
I saw them last year at the Observatory North Park in San Diego & this year at the Belly Up in Solana Beach They sound as fresh & raw as they did in the 90s. I love how the music & lyrics can cut right to the core of my soul & turn me inside out. Dino Jr is one of THE MOST underrated bands.
Man, you're completely right, I have been thinking just the same since the first time I listened it, the main guitar melody is something of other dimension, even better than the solo.
Given that though, this very solo is just painfully beautiful. And, whyever that should matter, I bought this album when it was brand spanking new. I was 20, and it was near the end of my first serious relationship. Good timing.
@@feath3rs Look live pitch perfect, poor baby feathers All your friends call you Little Feathers Jr. u fly rings around them all u comes to town when the dinosaurs sing And leave them feathers if they fall Little Feath, don't fly away When the summer turns to fall Don't u know some people say The winter is the best time of them all Winter is the best time.
@@GOLDENEYE-sd8mc Actually if you get a video with decent quality audio he’s pretty great live. I personally prefer the live version of Raisans they played on MTV in ‘93. J goes HARD and it’s awesome to watch and even better to hear 😎
someone told me that I sound like j mascis when I play. I'd never really heard any of his stuff or got into dinosaur Jr but now I'm absolutely hooked. what an axeman and a great songwriter!
I know your name I know the people out there feel the same I know you're gone I hope you got some friends to come along I know you're out there I know you're gone You can't say that's fair Can't you be wrong? I feel okay Sure, I know that's not what people say Maybe they're wrong Maybe you weren't on my side all along I know you're out there I know you're gone You can't say that's fair Can't you be wrong I know you're out there You're still a case, it's still the place Were not you invited It is what you cannot spare Whatever is left, just hide the rest And bring it right in I know it's sick I know you think again it's just a trick Maybe I've changed Just tell me was this all in vain I know you're out there I know that space is not a race Were not you invited It is what you can't spare Whatever is left, just hide the rest And bring it right in Maintained inside I have lost my range, feeling strange Weren't you invited Just never try, it's still the place You're still the case, now bring it right in
Dino J started in the 80's and came up with greats from that time. Continued into 90's of course, but they'd be more of an influence for than a contemporary of those other bands you named.
@@ProudFilthyCasual Right, as big of a fan of this album I am and how much more commercial Dino was during this period, their prime influential albums - what made them living legends - were You're Living All Over Me and Bug. No one would put any of their other work ahead of these two, esp. YLAOM, which was one of THE pioneering albums for alt rock.
I can never see Dino enough,enough sound checks, backstage’s, meals, merchandise,collection,so many shows I have lost count, the house walls with so many tours.. journals… yup.. I’m in love with “Ear Bleeding Country “ and so so grateful.
This track and the whole where you been album is the height of 90s alt rock. They never hit huge prob do to Js unusual vocals but man what a guitar tone on this album! Timeless
30 years ago me and 4 buddies went to lollapalooza. Headliner dino Jr. We crashed the shit out of the car. And all walked away . This year we are getting back together for the 30 anniversary in Toronto. Can't wait
I can still remember them playing this at Lollapalooza in Phoenix in the Summer of '93. It was about 115 degrees. There was a water station where they were hosing people down. It was insane.
Ah damn! This music takes me back to the best years of my life, when I was living in the free world, loving, laughing, seeing bands like this play... Sweet, sweet memories. Thanks guys! Love all that you are and what you've created ❤️😍
Hard to explain how special this song was back in 93. I got this record and You're Living All Over Me at about the same time. J Mascis' music is sort of thoughtfully messy. Sophisticated in a disheveled kind of way. He's never made a bad record. Love em all. But this song was my gateway and still holds a powerful sense of nostalgia and melancholy. Makes me happy and sad at the same time. And that video. Very 90s. Which is great!
This is a contender for my favourite song of all time, it's so beautiful .. Bought a Jazzmaster some time ago and I can only wish to strangle those notes as sympathetically as J does.
@@billyshakespeare488 He actually does not play a jaguar for this song. J is known for using a wide variety of guitars in music videos that do not actually appear on the recording. For example, for Start Choppin' he is seen with several guitars when he really used his blue telecaster in the studio.
My wife and I did that- not playing guitar on top of a snow-covered mountain but getting married on one. She wore a wedding dress, I wore a suit and we both wore snowshoes because the snow was over knee-deep. It was a small and private ceremony, but something that will stick with me for the rest of my life.
One of my favs from the 90s as well, I used to spend hours in front of my telly watching MTV and waiting for "Side B", a late night program which used to play the most underrated - creative - no mainstream Indie tunes, it was a great time to be alive 🥰
Reminds me of the good times. Some music channel had a throwback music video and they played this. I was prob 16 around 2006. Incredibly late to DJ but this song inspired me to download most of their songs off Limewire. Now I have 4 records on vinyl, and have seen them live twice lol 31 now.
The early nineties was what I feel was like when the who and the doors etc came out. Almost every band was killing it then it was all new just glad to be part of it
I took a road trip after seeing this video. My cousins cousin knew exactly where J threw that Fender Jag and we went and got it. I've been playing it ever since after some minor repairs. Love it! Upgraded the PU's and put some LaBella Flats on there.
It's an epic song, but the poor sound quality here is taking away much of the "bite" of the guitars, which is necessary to really enjoy it - not to mention that it's a short version with guitar parts missing. It sounds dull and muffled here, which is far from how it really does. If you want to post it somewhere (Facebook, on a forum etc), I suggest you look for it in Vimeo (before the Warner assholes take it down).
Heard this song for the first time when I was travelling through Pakistan in 1994. They had a Music Video Channel ("V") playing this kind of music. So much has changed since then but this song is always a pleasure to listen to.
No Barlow but still most excellent. Saw the original group at the Conservatory in OKC. My ears are still ringing. Gonna catch them at Cain's in Tulsa next September
I made a stir fry for jay once when I worked at whole foods
sick ...
Awesome! My dad met him, once, I think.
So cool!
Was that in Boston Erick ?
@@seanmcdonald4436 no in chicagi
i am 60 years old, but i like so much this band...the sound melancolic facinate me
Are you Brazilian Paulo??? I'm 45 and listening to this GREAT BAND since 1990!!!
@@maxdobasquete yes, i do -I was Born in são Paulo
fuck yeah
@@maxdobasquete ha ha ha. Me too! Just that I am 54
All music comes from influential music from the past. As music is easily accessible especially with the internet, there have been some great indi bands that have come out this past 20 years with the younger generation.
There's hardly anything on this planet that's cooler than J Mascis shredding up a guitar on top of a Mountain.
How did he power his gear? Guitar, amp, and pedals???
@@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342 He channels lightning like Thomas Edison or something
Also the magic of him getting such tone while wearing full fingered gloves....
Think he was taking the piss out of Slash.
@@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342 Do you know what batteries are?
Is it weird that I think Mascis looks weirder as a young man instead of his old man self? Maybe cause he finally looks like how his voice sounds.
Richard Salazar I can't really picture J without white hair and a beard lol
@@kennymccoy662 Yeah, he's the Gandalf of alternative rock.
Haha word
ha , Yes . I always thought homie was Way older than he was .
Richard Salazar brilliant observation!
Damn. It's difficult listening to this now. I was going through some real bad times when I used to listen to Dinosaur Jr. As great of a band they are, listening to their music takes me right back to that place and time in my life. I think a lot of people can relate.
Me too. In 1992 the first concert I went to without my parents was Dinosaur Jr opening for the Cure. Last year, my 13 year old's first concert was Dinosaur Jr at the Fillmore in San Francisco. He loved it. It took all those complicated memories and made them better, but the irony is that my kid is going through really tough and similar shit as I was, so in a way, it just got passed down. We had a great night and rocked out hard, ears ringing after the 2 nights we saw them, and on the second night I got the roadies to give me the set list and a pick after the show. They played this song, which I love, and they played Freak Scene, which is my kid's favorite. He said it was one of the coolest things he's ever done. He has the concert poster hanging in his room to this day.
@@zombi3907 That's awesome man. Good to hear you're introducing him to some real music, not that trap crap and plastic pop most of gen Z listen to.
They are deep. They helped me
@@LifeofBrad1LMFAO you had to be an elitest
I had a musician friend give me all his Dinosaur Jr cassettes and records b/c they reminded him of his time on heroin.
Jay's solos just rip through the soul.....❤️
J's guitar leads on this song hit you right in the soul.
I once had a dream in about 1994. I was in a wheel chair on a path in the woods and this song was playing. When the solo hit I lifted into the air and flew for what seemed like forever. When the song was over I had to figure out how to get down. It was very scary. I don't remember the end. I think I woke up. But the feeling of flying in a dream to the outro solo of this track has been among the happiest memory of my life.
Jeffrey Sykes that's just such a cool Dream.... Thanks for sharing. It is mystically brilliant this song.
Drugs are a hell of a drug
This has to be one of my favorite RUclips comments ever... that is so epic hahaha
LSD
Wow
I remember back in the early 90's when I would play this song over and over again. Here it is 2020 and I still love it!
Ah yes. A time before a bull shit evil virus that's killed many people in my life : (
This song rocks though!
I only just found them haha
@@roonsss keen to hear what it is when someone discover them afresh.
I know exactly what you mean, I think this was released in 92.
20 years later, it hasn't aged a day.
How can this song(album) be 30yrs of age?
Seeing J looking young... makes me feel old. But this song.. is still epic after all these years ❤
The bells!!!
God, I miss the 90s
A great moment in time if you lived in this era you know what I'm feeling.
I know what you're feeling, absolutely 💖
I know you're out there.
I was there, but I never saw them live until last night. Amazing show. Can’t believe it took this long.
I've been listening to Dinosaur since I was 14. Like 25 years now and it's hard to believe. Looking back, this stuff is just timeless. J's songwriting and virtuosic solos still blow me the fuck away. Long live Dinosaur Jr. Cheers from North Carolina.
*This is one of the most important albums in my life.*
_Peace and love to everyone from Houston, TX._
BizWiz same and its also the only dinosaur jr album i realy love
This is what music is... Every album from these guys are on POINT lol. And Living all over Me and Bug are out of this world. 👍👍👍👍
I know your name
I know the people out there feel the same
I know you're gone
I hope you've got some friends to come along
I know you're out there
I know you're gone
You can't say that's fair
Can't you be wrong?
I feel OK
Sure, I know that's not what people say
Maybe they're wrong
Maybe you weren't on my side all along
I know you're out there
I know you're gone
You can't say that's fair
Can't you be wrong?
I know you're out there
You're still a case
It's still the place
Weren't you invited?
It's what you can't spare
Whatever's left, just hide the rest
And bring it right in
I know it's sick I know you think a game is just a trick
Maybe I've changed
Just tell me was this all in vain?
I know you're out there
I know this face is not erased
Weren't you invited?
It's what you can't spare
Whatever's left, just hide the rest
And bring it right in
Maintained inside
I've lost my range
Feel the strains
Weren't you invited?
Just never try
It's still the place
You're still the case
Now bring it right in
I saw them last year at the Observatory North Park in San Diego & this year at the Belly Up in Solana Beach
They sound as fresh & raw as they did in the 90s.
I love how the music & lyrics can cut right to the core of my soul & turn me inside out. Dino Jr is one of THE MOST underrated bands.
Everybody's talking about the guitar solos but the MAIN guitar melody is the most epic melody ever lbvs
Man, you're completely right, I have been thinking just the same since the first time I listened it, the main guitar melody is something of other dimension, even better than the solo.
I agree with you, guys. I've been listening to this song since I was a kid, back in the 90's. Great tune indeed!
Given that though, this very solo is just painfully beautiful. And, whyever that should matter, I bought this album when it was brand spanking new. I was 20, and it was near the end of my first serious relationship. Good timing.
I agree.
Me too, also 20, also dealing with the end of a very serious crazy relationship. Must have burned a hole in the CD :)
J Mascis is so good, he can play guitar with winter gloves on.
And without plugging it in.
from darkthrone to dinosaur jr everybody in the 90's got crazy with woods.
+karol simon Haha! I love this comment!
+karol simon we were a great generation, the fact is nowdays this still sounds great.
hahha! I agree....woods, snow and fire!!
Twin Peaks too
funny, i was just listening to darkthrone and then went to this and saw this comment. way different but both bands are rad
Listening to them is like revisiting an old friend ♥️
How cool is J Mascis dude, the grunge guys were acting allergic to ballads with solos so J Mascis drops this 😂😂😂
Mascis could wear boxing gloves playing guitar and still sound better than 99% of guitarists.
He sounds good on his albums but sucks live. Just being honest.
@@GOLDENEYE-sd8mc oh no poor baby you need your grunge/noise rock to be pitch perfect live
@@GOLDENEYE-sd8mc Never been but suspected he might not be good live.
@@feath3rs Look live pitch perfect, poor baby feathers
All your friends call you Little Feathers Jr.
u fly rings around them all
u comes to town when the dinosaurs sing
And leave them feathers if they fall
Little Feath, don't fly away
When the summer turns to fall
Don't u know some people say
The winter is the best time of them all
Winter is the best time.
@@GOLDENEYE-sd8mc Actually if you get a video with decent quality audio he’s pretty great live. I personally prefer the live version of Raisans they played on MTV in ‘93. J goes HARD and it’s awesome to watch and even better to hear 😎
Such an underrated song and band. J Mascis is a guitar wizard
someone told me that I sound like j mascis when I play. I'd never really heard any of his stuff or got into dinosaur Jr but now I'm absolutely hooked. what an axeman and a great songwriter!
I know your name
I know the people out there feel the same
I know you're gone
I hope you got some friends to come along
I know you're out there
I know you're gone
You can't say that's fair
Can't you be wrong?
I feel okay
Sure, I know that's not what people say
Maybe they're wrong
Maybe you weren't on my side all along
I know you're out there
I know you're gone
You can't say that's fair
Can't you be wrong
I know you're out there
You're still a case, it's still the place
Were not you invited
It is what you cannot spare
Whatever is left, just hide the rest
And bring it right in
I know it's sick
I know you think again it's just a trick
Maybe I've changed
Just tell me was this all in vain
I know you're out there
I know that space is not a race
Were not you invited
It is what you can't spare
Whatever is left, just hide the rest
And bring it right in
Maintained inside
I have lost my range, feeling strange
Weren't you invited
Just never try, it's still the place
You're still the case, now bring it right in
I'm so happy I discovered this band because they have got all the characteristics to become one of my favorites.
Dino, Helmet, Nirvana, AIC, Pearl Jam, Placebo... so many great bands from the 90`s.
So
I'd like to add the pumpkins to that list!
Smashing Pumpkins, RHCP, Shiny Gnomes, Jesus and Mary Chain ...
Dino J started in the 80's and came up with greats from that time. Continued into 90's of course, but they'd be more of an influence for than a contemporary of those other bands you named.
@@ProudFilthyCasual Right, as big of a fan of this album I am and how much more commercial Dino was during this period, their prime influential albums - what made them living legends - were You're Living All Over Me and Bug. No one would put any of their other work ahead of these two, esp. YLAOM, which was one of THE pioneering albums for alt rock.
I can never see Dino enough,enough sound checks, backstage’s, meals, merchandise,collection,so many shows I have lost count, the house walls with so many tours.. journals… yup.. I’m in love with “Ear Bleeding Country “ and so so grateful.
This track and the whole where you been album is the height of 90s alt rock. They never hit huge prob do to Js unusual vocals but man what a guitar tone on this album! Timeless
Music like this makes you want to be a full time rocker. Screw everything else hahaha
Are you a part time rocker?
It's been 30 years, and I gotta say not only did this tune hold up, but the song itself helped defined my teen years that shaped the rest of my life.
30 years ago me and 4 buddies went to lollapalooza. Headliner dino Jr. We crashed the shit out of the car. And all walked away . This year we are getting back together for the 30 anniversary in Toronto. Can't wait
no LSD was harmed in the making of this video.
Lol..rhe intentionz
I can still remember them playing this at Lollapalooza in Phoenix in the Summer of '93. It was about 115 degrees. There was a water station where they were hosing people down. It was insane.
Certifiably
This song's about his dad passing away but still being out there , quite lovely .
Ah damn! This music takes me back to the best years of my life, when I was living in the free world, loving, laughing, seeing bands like this play... Sweet, sweet memories. Thanks guys! Love all that you are and what you've created ❤️😍
Hard to explain how special this song was back in 93. I got this record and You're Living All Over Me at about the same time. J Mascis' music is sort of thoughtfully messy. Sophisticated in a disheveled kind of way. He's never made a bad record. Love em all. But this song was my gateway and still holds a powerful sense of nostalgia and melancholy. Makes me happy and sad at the same time.
And that video. Very 90s. Which is great!
This is a contender for my favourite song of all time, it's so beautiful .. Bought a Jazzmaster some time ago and I can only wish to strangle those notes as sympathetically as J does.
gotta play w/ ski gloves.
Hes playing a jaguar in the video not a jazzmaster, but both are great guitars.
@@billyshakespeare488 He actually does not play a jaguar for this song. J is known for using a wide variety of guitars in music videos that do not actually appear on the recording. For example, for Start Choppin' he is seen with several guitars when he really used his blue telecaster in the studio.
@@astheniaaa I own both guitars, he's playing a jaguar in the video
My wife and I did that- not playing guitar on top of a snow-covered mountain but getting married on one. She wore a wedding dress, I wore a suit and we both wore snowshoes because the snow was over knee-deep.
It was a small and private ceremony, but something that will stick with me for the rest of my life.
That's sick!
everything you need in a 90s video is here. Big big nostalgia
Hauntingly beautiful and dark yet hopeful.
This album changed my life. I still have the record.
Same here. Was released during my senior year of HS. J wrote the soundtrack for most of my life.
U DAMN STR8 IT DID.... ROCKKON BROTHER
Amen.... Try Singles Soundtrack
Me too!! Amazing record!!
One of my favs from the 90s as well, I used to spend hours in front of my telly watching MTV and waiting for "Side B", a late night program which used to play the most underrated - creative - no mainstream Indie tunes, it was a great time to be alive 🥰
Reminds me of the good times. Some music channel had a throwback music video and they played this. I was prob 16 around 2006. Incredibly late to DJ but this song inspired me to download most of their songs off Limewire. Now I have 4 records on vinyl, and have seen them live twice lol 31 now.
I remember litterally stalking "mtv" for a chance to see that video again, never did...and then youtube happened.
MTV is total shit, best find a new Path to explore
@@patrickleach5058 lol im pretty sure he means before the internet was as common.
I think i saw this video on 120 minutes back when MTV played music.
@@joshuafult84 Wasn't the internet common by the time the mid 90s came around though?
@@KosherPorky Yeah but it was slow as hell and this video might not even have been on the internet right when it came out
the best emotional grunge solo ever
Grunge my big and hairy balls
Saw these guys a few times ..blessed to say that…sad/lonely/yet strangely joyous at the same time. Resonates with me for deeply personal reasons …JOY
All of 'Where You Been', and the B-sides from that album 'Turnip Farm' and 'Forget It', are dark. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time.
Always gonna come back to this
Don't you just love how he's wearing those giant gloves and sometimes skis while holding the guitar lol
biteandspit i have no idea how to play guitar effectively with gloves
I don't think anyone does.
And Thanos isn't supposed to be able to snap his fingers with the Infinity Gauntlet on, but yet he does.
@@supravista I do. And 17 other people, obviously.
@@dragmio noice
Sick solo.Great tune.Great double vocals on the verse...
In my top three Dino jr songs along with Gone Away and Alone.
Thank God so much for dinosaur Jr.
such an enegmatic anthemic song. always beautiful eerie everytime i heard this song. the guitar sound n j. mascis voice is otherworldly.
He sings like Neil Young does..
Kurt Cobain also had that voice .
Love this band! I'm disappointed when I wear my Dinosaur Jr. t-shirt and people have to ask who they are.
The early nineties was what I feel was like when the who and the doors etc came out. Almost every band was killing it then it was all new just glad to be part of it
I agree 100%. The 90's made every good band better
Barely found this group and immediately after hearing this song I can see and hear their influence in music
One of my favorite straight up rock songs ever
What a privilege we had in 90s ;)
Unbelievable how lucky we are to have lived through the last golden age of rock. Did we even know...yeah, I think so.
honestly one of the best songs of all time
I've seen dino twice live and was front and center and my hearing has never recovered.🤣🤘
Oh i miss them days so so much..
This initial riff it's wonderful. It's totally creative.
I took a road trip after seeing this video. My cousins cousin knew exactly where J threw that Fender Jag and we went and got it. I've been playing it ever since after some minor repairs. Love it! Upgraded the PU's and put some LaBella Flats on there.
its crazy how music can conjusre up old times and throw them right in ur face..
i wasnt even born when this came out....
i love the pain of this album.
forgot about these guys til recently,,,,freakin awsome,, come to the west coast gents
Seen them twice in the 90s, excellent band!
One of the best guitar bands of all time.
"93 when music still gave a damn!
So I have been in search for a quote for my valedictorian speech. I think the opening lines are perfect.
"I hope you got some friends to come along."
Great guitar and song. Memory lane.
The opening mountain scenes look like the end of the Rocky 4 training montage when he yells on the mountain top lol
All this time and I had no idea there was a video for this.
me too
This vocal style is almost sentimental
The late 80s and early 90s were a blast!
This song is one my all time favorites...it just has such a damn GROOVE to it, if you know what I mean.
One of the greatest guitar performances of all time.
HUGE!!!
Sounding as good in ‘22 as when it came out 🔥🔥🔥
Dino are so amazing.
Very advanced musicality, a real gem ❤
It’s the mitts. Gotta get me some guitar mitts!
It's an epic song, but the poor sound quality here is taking away much of the "bite" of the guitars, which is necessary to really enjoy it - not to mention that it's a short version with guitar parts missing. It sounds dull and muffled here, which is far from how it really does. If you want to post it somewhere (Facebook, on a forum etc), I suggest you look for it in Vimeo (before the Warner assholes take it down).
First time hearing this and it sounds kinda like a song Hum would release, love it!
Thanks for posting, never saw this until now. Love me some Dinosaur Jr!!!
Dinosaur JR is soooo good! Taking me back
discovered D JR and this song in the early 90s when a compilation cd came with an issue of SPIN magazine. LOVE IT!
Jay's dad was my dentist :)
No he does dentist things
He does say.
well you're sensitive
I was just joking.
I got you're meaning and was just crackin a joke. :)
i cant believe he can play that well wearing winter gloves.
Dedication makes anything possible 🙃
Happy 30th birthday Where You Been!!
that was 1996, first time i here this... nostalgic feelings
Как же я балдею с этого звука
Heard this song for the first time when I was travelling through Pakistan in 1994. They had a Music Video Channel ("V") playing this kind of music. So much has changed since then but this song is always a pleasure to listen to.
You know it’s weird how similar Pete Yorn sounds to Mascis’ vocals. In fact, this dinosaur song sums up Pete Yorns vocal style.
Still love this song
dinosaur jr is the greatest band Out There
No Barlow but still most excellent. Saw the original group at the Conservatory in OKC. My ears are still ringing. Gonna catch them at Cain's in Tulsa next September
This is one of my favorite songs. I just love this band.
This song grows on me more and more as the years go by
Happy 30th *where you been*