@@bbbabrock Little Sue (Portland) did a great cover of "What Goes On" at a place called the Laurelthirst Pub back in the mid 90's. Susannah Weaver is her name - Little Sue was the band.
I'm 56, and I'm just recently learning about some great bands that existed back when I could have easily found them at the record store, but was busy listening to more mainstream rock and hair metal (not that there was anything wrong with those bands, either). I wish I had known then about bands like The Hoodoo Gurus, The Dream Syndicate, The Feelies, and more. Unfortunately, we didn't have the internet to easily discover new music back then, just radio, TV and word of mouth.
@@lawrencehorner8418 60 here, I was the same until I accidently found the Ithaca College Radio station back in early 80s, the first song I heard on it was Lloyd Cole "Brand New Friend", the rest is history. Cheers
My mom would play this on her stereo& it felt ike cold weather days & happiness...She also would play The Smiths & They Might Be Giants, The Chills..so much!! Thank you for sharing!! Peace & Music ☆♡☆OpaL..from New Orleans Louisiana ☆
I was a 17 year old boy when this was released. The lyrics and vibe of this song were my therapist for at least the next 5 years. It is my mantra to this day. God bless Feelies
I don’t know what year it was but I went to see them at the Beacon Theater in NYC. They opened for Lou Reed. All the people I talked to were shocked that I came to see them instead of L.R.
Underplayed and understated. This band was the epitome of cool, and this song contains lyrics that are so aloof and disaffected. Kind of a signpost for The Feelies.
What does it mean What can you do about it What can you say You don't even know about it Nobody talks Nobody listens Well look around Yeah look out your window They're having a ball Having a party Well come inside You can do what you like Well it's a nightmare It's all negative Nothing matters And what if it did You could lock your doors Close all your windows and Hide away It's only life
This is cool. Back in 1993 I lived in this flat and one of the guys there had this album and I always liked it but I forgot what it was called. For some reason I thought it was a Jayhawks album but then by chance I discovered this tonight on RUclips and clearly remember the album cover. The mystery is over. Ain't it rad when stuff like that happens?
@@shmizzleshmazzle9830 A&M certainly does have material on Spotify. My guess is they don't want to pay a band they completely forgot about... Similar fate for so many bands that made the mistake of signing with a major label. They put greed over music and art.
@@muddybrookramblerLee Michaels was on A & M. Try him. Stormy Monday, Grocery Soldier, Gonna Try Tomorrow, My Lady, Streetcar, Who Could Want More? Heighty High, fantabulous voice & great keyboard 🎹 bass player!❤️🎶🎼🌅
Edit: The less-is-more attitude and Velvet-influenced vibe worked perfectly. Thanks to Mark Scott for his correction: Peter Buck was not producer or co-producer on this record.
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This is one of those songs that just never gets old.
SWT_Reviews A lot of bands base their entire career on t guitar riff from "What Goes On. And yes, I could listen to it forever w/o it getting old.
@@bbbabrock Little Sue (Portland) did a great cover of "What Goes On" at a place called the Laurelthirst Pub back in the mid 90's. Susannah Weaver is her name - Little Sue was the band.
39 years of my life wasted NOT knowing about this band.....Today marks a new chapter of my life listening to this band
Amazing 👏
Me too. (>39) Currently touring, so get out there and see them!
I'm 56, and I'm just recently learning about some great bands that existed back when I could have easily found them at the record store, but was busy listening to more mainstream rock and hair metal (not that there was anything wrong with those bands, either). I wish I had known then about bands like The Hoodoo Gurus, The Dream Syndicate, The Feelies, and more. Unfortunately, we didn't have the internet to easily discover new music back then, just radio, TV and word of mouth.
@@lawrencehorner8418 60 here, I was the same until I accidently found the Ithaca College Radio station back in early 80s, the first song I heard on it was Lloyd Cole "Brand New Friend", the rest is history. Cheers
My mom would play this on her stereo& it felt ike cold weather days & happiness...She also would play The Smiths & They Might Be Giants, The Chills..so much!! Thank you for sharing!! Peace & Music ☆♡☆OpaL..from New Orleans Louisiana ☆
stephopal opal the Chills.....your mom had awesome taste.
Brian Woods I agree!! Much Respect ...& thank you..☆ Stephanie Opal
That's outstanding! Way to go Mom!
i like the idea of feeling like cold weather days! now to think about it other songs come to mind
The Smiths! TMBG! The Feelies! The Chills! If you add The Go Betweens to that list it would be my list as well..
I was a 17 year old boy when this was released. The lyrics and vibe of this song were my therapist for at least the next 5 years. It is my mantra to this day. God bless Feelies
Found this record at the antique shop over the weekend - so good 👍
this whole album is solid
Indeed it is...❤
But This is the best song on the album
I don’t know what year it was but I went to see them at the Beacon Theater in NYC. They opened for Lou Reed. All the people I talked to were shocked that I came to see them instead of L.R.
But I bet Lou Reed was 😢pretty damn good too! You need a busload of faith to get by
That bass, and guitar solo just sound meltable
Underplayed and understated. This band was the epitome of cool, and this song contains lyrics that are so aloof and disaffected. Kind of a signpost for The Feelies.
I caught the drum stick tossed into the audience at the Roxy when they toured this album. The energy was awesome at the show.
I still love it..
There are no dislikes...It may be the only thing on the internet without a dislike. Don't be a wiseacre and dislike it. It's sublime and only life.
I saw them in Providence recently and they were awesome.
Was that at the Met? I was there too, love that place. Great show
Thinking of a old friend from my Boston days. May 2020
Listen this song when drive my bike just feeling Alive for a moment, very cool quite
Out-Velvets the Velvets. Exquisite.
What does it mean
What can you do about it
What can you say
You don't even know about it
Nobody talks
Nobody listens
Well look around
Yeah look out your window
They're having a ball
Having a party
Well come inside
You can do what you like
Well it's a nightmare
It's all negative
Nothing matters
And what if it did
You could lock your doors
Close all your windows and
Hide away
It's only life
❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@kristiebillings9166thank you for bringing me back to this gem🫡❤️
This is cool. Back in 1993 I lived in this flat and one of the guys there had this album and I always liked it but I forgot what it was called. For some reason I thought it was a Jayhawks album but then by chance I discovered this tonight on RUclips and clearly remember the album cover. The mystery is over. Ain't it rad when stuff like that happens?
Jayhawks, wow I’m going to listen to them now, thanks.
Nice!
@@mmfitter6731Now you have to listen to the Payolas from Toronto, the jags from England, and the records I think they're from the United States
the best band you might not know about. these guys were inspiration for REM and many others
Love this beautiful song 🎼🎸🎹🎤
and somehow after listenin to this song, everything felt better for a second.
One of there best songs.
The singer voice remind me of lou reed!!
Right. He can't sing.
That's not the point. Joey ramone couldn't sing either
@@MrSfein1 you probably think "singing" means screeching like the guy in Journey
@@MrSfein1 I love his singing. Each to his own.
@@boobtuber06 Joey Ramone couldn’t sing?
I've found myself singing these lyrics internally a lot lately given the madness of the world and it's been therapeutic
Keep going. : )
Saw The Feelies open for Lou Reed at the Paramount Theater in Seattle April 15th, 1989
Wow, see my post above!
Absolute class 😊👌🔥🔥🔥
My buddy Awall got me hooked on these guys! Thanks Awall!
Always liked that Awall, good dude.
He sure is!
I forgot about them !!!! Thank you!!!
Why is this album not on streaming services!!!?? It’s like a lost Television song.
very nice....shared to the Netshows Radio "Program 195" Playlist on youtube
I don’t understand why Spotify has he Feelies other albums but not this one 😡
@@shmizzleshmazzle9830 A&M certainly does have material on Spotify. My guess is they don't want to pay a band they completely forgot about... Similar fate for so many bands that made the mistake of signing with a major label. They put greed over music and art.
seriously....what is up???
This isn't on apple music either. Strange.
some music 🎶 gets lost in history compiled by folks who don't know....🦤🐣🎓🙃
@@muddybrookramblerLee Michaels was on A & M. Try him. Stormy Monday, Grocery Soldier, Gonna Try Tomorrow, My Lady, Streetcar, Who Could Want More? Heighty High, fantabulous voice & great keyboard 🎹 bass player!❤️🎶🎼🌅
Never heard this before.....but I do like it!!!
BIG FAN
yes.....the 90s....before the jackpot
pre-jackpot...not even on spotify
Pre-jackpot....the simple times
Happy New Year everybody! It’s only life!
Great song!
Thanks to RUclips algorithm 🙂
Edit: The less-is-more attitude and Velvet-influenced vibe worked perfectly. Thanks to Mark Scott for his correction: Peter Buck was not producer or co-producer on this record.
JimmyJoeJollies this album wasn't produced by buck. Good earth was.
WPLS... 1988-92
It’s like Lou reed and joy division mixed.
1988
Sounds like Velvet U
Real Estate
Subtle start
Singer sounds a lot like Lou Reed.
Mike Doughty pointed me in this direction:
ruclips.net/video/oeJg9Oc7O0A/видео.html