This song's opening riff is strikingly similar to Neil Young's song, On The Way Home. That song was on Young's 1968 album, Sugar MOUNTAIN. And obviously, Young was in BUFFALO Springfield. Another classic Ween tip of the hat.
Correct song title is Mountains and Buffalo. B-side to Tried and True 7 inch single. Ween has killer non-album singles, rarities, and demos. Wish they would officially compile and release this stuff...
+Liam Cooper that's kinda sad, but you can paint on whatever you want. I did that to a copy of Madame Butterfly, but it was so scratched it was unplayable, so I didn't feel bad about it. I don't have Oranges and Lemons on vinyl, I'm still looking for that one for my collection, so yeah, you just broke my heart....lol
stars like shrapnel, mountains and buffalo capsule lady brought me the motherload and she'll let me slide like a reelde deedle hey there tulip fill my glass with sunshine, my legs are numb but my head feels just fine lets cross the line and feel me inside u future manas lead to remind us tears we'll shed when leaving the argus and we'll wave goodbye like a reedle deedle check yourself and pull down ur right mind, dont let love leave ur diseased mind just cross the line, feel me inside you
Stars like shrapnel Mountains and buffalo Castle lady brought me a motherload And she let me inside like a real little... Hey there tulip, fill my glass with sunshine My leg is numb but my head feels just fine Let's cross the line I want you inside me Future mothers lead to remind us The tears we'll shed while leaving the argus And we'll wave goodbye at the little... Tuck yourself and pull down your right mind Don't let love leave your diseased rind Just walk the line And feel me inside you
I think it would have helped la cuc along along with Britney demo but they are witheld. I can see this songs vibe not being right for Quebec perfection (their most perfect offering imo). Mollusk right behind it). Love all of it actually. My favorite band.
brilliant. one of my favorite by them. the vocals remind me of old Pink Floyd. just brilliant. i wish they would release a new Shinola with all of their unreleased material.
Great tune - album worthy for sure. At first, it sounds like John Lennon's guitar riff from his 1980 song "Woman" - then it quickly becomes something VERY different. Quebec is one of my all-time favorite albums - but they could have replaced "Fucked Jam" and "I Don't Want it" very easily with this. Who knows why bands make decisions they do. Anyway, its their album - so whatever. Why did the Beatle's not put "Strawberry Fields" and "Penny Lane" on Sgt. Pepper instead of "Lovely Rita" and "Good Morning, Good Morning" ??
+Beej OG Yes, its a been year since this post and I realize I was wrong about "I Don't Want It." Its a good song actually. Sometimes its takes multiple listens and frame-of-mind change.
That argument may go on forever ! Maybe that's why Magical Mystery Tour became my favorite. Actually, Good Morning Good Morning sounds better on the anthology version with no horns - and heavy rhythm guitar sounding like the Clash almost. But big production was the order of the day on that album. There is a bootleg version out there with the guitar solo too and no horns. But John Lennon did dismiss Good Morning, Good Morning as a "piece of garbage." But its actually interesting; with its dozen or so time signatures. Remember, a weaker Beatle's song may be better than most other bands anyway.
@EMTTHHN Here, I'll mostly clue you in. Ween has a lot of songs that the uninitiated would describe as "shitty" or even as "shit." As we know, Ween can not make a bad song. They merely make really "brown" or "chocolatey" songs. And who isn't in a brown mood now and then? Ween does it all, and no one ever dreamed of doing brown like Ween. ...that said, this song isn't very "brown" at all. It used to have that meaning...now its just kinda used randomly to describe something as "Ween-like."
theyve talked about a new shinola for years, but since ween split theyve both said theyd have to be on better terms, musically playing together again, to release a new shinola.
@dammitineedaname this guy has posted things I've never heard of, and I have piles of unreleased album session tracks I got off browntracker. google it.
Dude, fuck Grizzly Bear. I get what you're saying here, but they're just terrible human beings. They're a bunch of assholes who literally said they don't want anyone who disagrees with their political views to buy their music, or be their fans. I think Tame Impala would be better anyway.
Hmm, not exactly like them, but if you like that style of music you might enjoy them! Tame Impala's singer sounds sooo much like Paul McCartney, it's surreal. Their music is considered "stoner music" by a lot of people.
This song's opening riff is strikingly similar to Neil Young's song, On The Way Home. That song was on Young's 1968 album, Sugar MOUNTAIN. And obviously, Young was in BUFFALO Springfield. Another classic Ween tip of the hat.
Felt the neil vibes big time, and on the way home is one of my favorite songs
yup was tellin my buddy that the other day. Neil mixed with CSN.
for whatever reason it struck me as abit like "its all too much" by the beatles at the start
Your theory holds water, for sure.
@@triton199 Totally agree. Pretty sure "On the Way home" predates it, though.
Correct song title is Mountains and Buffalo. B-side to Tried and True 7 inch single. Ween has killer non-album singles, rarities, and demos. Wish they would officially compile and release this stuff...
This is album worthy
How am I still discovering new Ween songs?
The argus has practiced compassion....
Taste the waste boy taste the waste
If we do get Shinola Vol. 2 I’m sure this will make the cut
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seeing them in st. louis 20 years to the day quebec released. hoping they pull out this one.
now this is pod-racing
from the quality of this it sounds like it was really close to getting into the album.
I’m pretty sure the good quality of the song is because it was a b-side for one of the Quebec singles, maybe Tried and True? Hell if I know
@@gasstationar6549 Yup, right on the money.
It appeared on the Japaneese release of the album I read somewhere
@@barberitis i have since gotten addicted to heroin and am no longer interested in ween
What a psychedelic homage..The Byrds come to mind...Awesome!
This is my favorite song of all time.
Been away from the ween for too long. They are so under-appreciated.
Such a 70's vibe. Love it!
reminds me of XTC, has that Andy Partridge sensibility. Oranges and Lemons anyone?
I use a vinyl copy of that record to draw and paint on, is that bad?
+Liam Cooper that's kinda sad, but you can paint on whatever you want. I did that to a copy of Madame Butterfly, but it was so scratched it was unplayable, so I didn't feel bad about it. I don't have Oranges and Lemons on vinyl, I'm still looking for that one for my collection, so yeah, you just broke my heart....lol
Nah it's still in the sleeve. I dunno if the pen marks made it through to the record.
stars like shrapnel, mountains and buffalo
capsule lady brought me the motherload
and she'll let me slide like a reelde deedle
hey there tulip fill my glass with sunshine, my legs are numb but my head feels just fine
lets cross the line and feel me inside u
future manas lead to remind us
tears we'll shed when leaving the argus
and we'll wave goodbye like a reedle deedle
check yourself and pull down ur right mind, dont let love leave ur diseased mind
just cross the line, feel me inside you
this sounds like something ween would do.
this song is florescent brown
I worship this song
Great song...Ween can do no wrong. Amazing.
stuck in my head for days
I will conceive my first child to this song.
Have you done it yet?
Well...we are waiting
Sounds like Neil Young a bit. Love all these ween outtakes. Keep up the good work
More like this song.....😊👏
thank you for posting these. you rock
Reminds me of Meat Puppet's country stuff in the best possible way
Because "The Fucked Jam" is crazy good juxtaposition to "I Don't Want It".
Stars like shrapnel
Mountains and buffalo
Castle lady brought me a motherload
And she let me inside like a real little...
Hey there tulip, fill my glass with sunshine
My leg is numb but my head feels just fine
Let's cross the line
I want you inside me
Future mothers lead to remind us
The tears we'll shed while leaving the argus
And we'll wave goodbye at the little...
Tuck yourself and pull down your right mind
Don't let love leave your diseased rind
Just walk the line
And feel me inside you
I'll be the first to call bullshit on these lyrics. 3rd lines of each verse give it away. Can anyone post more accurate lyrics?
Ween Forever.
i like mountains and i like buffalos so this song is for me
yesssssssss!!! aweeesome!
@oldirtydirtdog i did conceive my first child to this song
reminds me a bit of early pink floyd, e.g. the syd barret era...
and now Gram Parsons turned on by Ween
How did this not make Quebec?
Seriously
I feel like the tone isn't quite Quebec
Fair point. I still love it.
I think it would have helped la cuc along along with Britney demo but they are witheld.
I can see this songs vibe not being right for Quebec perfection (their most perfect offering imo). Mollusk right behind it). Love all of it actually. My favorite band.
Yes
Thinking you need to take a Trip to Yellowstone and sing to the 🦬 Bison 🤔
At very first listen, this track sounds like it could of been on Zuma lol
great stuff
@platypusrex ooh va la didn't make it either. quebec was pretty long. And they usually cut as many tracks as they keep.
brilliant. one of my favorite by them. the vocals remind me of old Pink Floyd. just brilliant. i wish they would release a new Shinola with all of their unreleased material.
Great tune - album worthy for sure. At first, it sounds like John Lennon's guitar riff from his 1980 song "Woman" - then it quickly becomes something VERY different.
Quebec is one of my all-time favorite albums - but they could have replaced "Fucked Jam" and "I Don't Want it" very easily with this. Who knows why bands make decisions they do. Anyway, its their album - so whatever. Why did the Beatle's not put "Strawberry Fields" and "Penny Lane" on Sgt. Pepper instead of "Lovely Rita" and "Good Morning, Good Morning" ??
They could of replaced it with fucked jam, I love I don't want it though! Good observation
+Beej OG Yes, its a been year since this post and I realize I was wrong about "I Don't Want It." Its a good song actually. Sometimes its takes multiple listens and frame-of-mind change.
+George Orr I think it's one of their best honestly. Beautiful lyrics and meaning with an impressive solo to cap it mmmmmmmmmm
Whuut? Lovely Rita and Good Morning are 2 of the best songs on Sgt. Peppers. Come on! Strawberry and Penny Lane were great as singles.
That argument may go on forever ! Maybe that's why Magical Mystery Tour became my favorite. Actually, Good Morning Good Morning sounds better on the anthology version with no horns - and heavy rhythm guitar sounding like the Clash almost. But big production was the order of the day on that album. There is a bootleg version out there with the guitar solo too and no horns. But John Lennon did dismiss Good Morning, Good Morning as a "piece of garbage." But its actually interesting; with its dozen or so time signatures. Remember, a weaker Beatle's song may be better than most other bands anyway.
If Rush came from Pa.
W33N
answer to the question. who are the natives of this place anyway?
If Alan Parsons had a baby with Syd Barret.
Where did you get these songs that didn't make the albums? They're brown as fuck and I want them!
I think Josh Homme
Must have listened to this alot
Fuck yeah
Reminds me of uncle neil a bit
@EMTTHHN
The hell's your problem?
It's the thing to do for ween-fans.
Hey there tulip...
Tears For Fears
i always thought ween could do a good tears for fears cover.
wolfmother?
@EMTTHHN Here, I'll mostly clue you in. Ween has a lot of songs that the uninitiated would describe as "shitty" or even as "shit." As we know, Ween can not make a bad song. They merely make really "brown" or "chocolatey" songs. And who isn't in a brown mood now and then? Ween does it all, and no one ever dreamed of doing brown like Ween. ...that said, this song isn't very "brown" at all. It used to have that meaning...now its just kinda used randomly to describe something as "Ween-like."
@EMTTHHN why>?
Shinola vol 2
IDK man. I will never understand why they picked "The Fucked Jam" to be on that album than any other track
because its good.
Because eventually they'll pull it out and dust it off and blow our minds?
say rock.
@Oceanmanofoz hehehe
I'm the 10 000th view
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Yeah. Pretty ridiculous that this wasn't on the album. Maybe too strait forward?
@YukonTschai You are farking joking
The key is different, but this kinda sounds like The Beatles' IT'S ALL TOO MUCH. Cool tune.
...and I'm a Mormon.
glad i'm not the only one, that stood out to me almost instantly.
next shinola?
theyve talked about a new shinola for years, but since ween split theyve both said theyd have to be on better terms, musically playing together again, to release a new shinola.
+spikeyguy777 By the way, Ween is touring right now
Yup I went!
aaww i am so jealous! :D
Kinda sounds like the Foo Fighters
@Jason You must not have listened to any of their stuff from the 90's cuz yes, it does.
@dammitineedaname this guy has posted things I've never heard of, and I have piles of unreleased album session tracks I got off browntracker. google it.
Most of the great tracks are not in the album =.= how crap was that!!! This song was superb!!
This could have replaced The Fucked Jam so easily. Whatever, as long as I get the chance to hear it.
This is so good. It reminds me of Grizzly Bear. They could cover it.
Good call! Really speaks to the diversity of Ween.
Dude, fuck Grizzly Bear. I get what you're saying here, but they're just terrible human beings. They're a bunch of assholes who literally said they don't want anyone who disagrees with their political views to buy their music, or be their fans.
I think Tame Impala would be better anyway.
Reginald Barclay Blame it on their age. Everybody grows up someday. Does Tame Impala sound like GB? I will check them out.
Hmm, not exactly like them, but if you like that style of music you might enjoy them! Tame Impala's singer sounds sooo much like Paul McCartney, it's surreal. Their music is considered "stoner music" by a lot of people.
Mounting a Buffalo!
Weirdly this reminds me of Warren Zevon.
As much as I love WZ, and ween, I can’t hear the similarity at all.
@@jcorkable Maybe its just me being weird, but I thought the opening sounded like Werewolves of London in another universe
7dislikes
This is album worthy
reminds me of XTC, has that Andy Partridge sensibility. Oranges and Lemons anyone?