Someday people will realize how good HyperView was. To me it was almost like Title Fight's final form. It was the amalgamation of years of perfecting a sound.
I come back to this video whenever I feel like hearing someone talk about the wonder that was Title Fight. So many memories stapled to their music for me, and unlike a lot of bands I’ve been into for a period, I still feel the same about their music as I did years ago 🙏🏻
I’m really not one to get melodramatic over a band, but Title Fight will always mean something special to me, beyond even music. What they created was pure, unadulterated art that lives a life of its own, and that’s worth weeping over at times. Thank you so much for making this video. The part of me that made up my late teens is in a debt of gratitude for the effort that you went through here.
Floral Green will always be a favourite because 'Like A Ritual' really entered my life at a time I needed it. That being said, Hyperview was an incredibly made album which clearly takes influence from a whole array of other genres and executes it flawlessly. It really felt inspired by The Smiths and other bands from that era whilst maintaining the melancholic sound of today. I can't say there has been a track by them that I haven't liked and they continue to be my favourite artists across all the genres of music that I listen to!
Hyperview came out when I was 21 and I didn't get it at the time. Now that I'm older it makes more sense, it has aged well. I think it's a masterpiece.
I’m 21 now, I got into Title Fight in my senior year of high school. That was a little over 3 years ago now, I was like 18. I ended up learning about them after getting into a band called Remo Drive, and their earlier material was really influenced by Title Fight. I thought it was amazing, and after checking out Title Fight themselves, I was simply blown away. I never listened to something that felt so perfect. I was going through a lot at the time and I feel like I really did discover them at a time where I needed it. Their lyrics and sound really resonated with me in this way I couldn’t describe, and they continue to even today. I think the first song I ever heard by them was Head In The Ceiling Fan, and it just drew me in right away. They have quickly become one of if not my favorite band of all time next to the Beatles lol. I know this isn’t really relative to your comment but I just wanted to share, been listening to TF a ton lately and nobody I know is really into them the way I am so I got nobody to rant about them to lol. To add to what you were saying tho: I felt the same way about Hyperview when I first got into them. It was good, but I wasn’t crazy about it the way I was with their other stuff… I think I appreciate it a lot more now. I know a lot of people seem to see it as a departure from their usual sound, which it was, a lot less aggressive. But to me something about it seems very similar. Listening to Floral Green a lot (that’s probably my personal favorite) I honestly felt like Hyperview was a pretty natural progression. I could hear it a lot on HITCF and In-Between. Anyway that’s just my 2 cents lol. I’d be really interested to hear where they would take things if they ever got back together. They were really perfecting their “vibe” you might say. If you’re interested, there’s another really good band you should check out called Drug Church from upstate NY.
@@shnorglebop1798 Great comment, I agree with everything you said. FWIW I'm 30 now, I still enjoy TF's older material but it was more relevant to me at the age you are now. Feeling angst, not fitting in, figuring out life as a young man in a world that seemed infinite. Like the line in Sympathy, "I never wanted sympathy Just wanted to be something I just wanna be interesting." Hope you find your own path someday that makes sense for you. Also listen to Glitterer if you aren't already!
Floral Green definitely brings back memories. I used to have a car with no USB in it only CDs were able to be played on that thing and I used to have Floral Green on repeat everywhere I went. These dudes definitely made their own lane and have continued to pave their own way. Title Fight’s fucking amazing.
@@NateTheMateForever PUP played a show for my company, and we literally had a mosh pit with like an 80 person show. Immediately went home and listened to every PUP song. They are amazing. Highly recommend seeing them live
Tucker Hill definitely either “Title Fight - Hope” or “Title Fight - Dreamcatchers (the Walter Will version) definitely two of the best songs by them. Loud and Clear is also a really good one.
I really enjoy(ed) title fights presence. They’re everything of musicians/a band that I aspire to be. They constantly change and evolve. That nostalgic sort of sound and confidence in self and their work is the most inspiring thing to me and the most relatable thing to me. I constantly feel change and revolution in what I work on as far as art, myself. I like that feeling and I like listening and learning about ppl who do the same. It’s good to not be tied down to one genre or sub genre of music bc you learn the most about doing what you love while also sort of learning how to be the best at your passion. Awesome stuff man.
The last thing you forgot will always have a special place in my heart. I've listened to their other albums, and have tried to get into them, but sadly cannot.
Title fight gets me in my feels but when hyperview came out i actually cried. Hyperview in my opinion is a masterpiece as an album i wont say its title fight's best album out of all of them. But hyperview is fucking special and amazing.
Hyperview is my favorite album from them. It gives me the feeling of being in a warm car on a cold night- thinking nostalgically of the past. A sort of sadness and emptiness that somehow turns to happiness and then makes you want to shed a tear. I fucking love Title Fight.
It's kinda wild how every time i go through phases of music i loved growing up, you put a video out on it. Title fight fucks, glad you're bringing em up in your vids man.
I saw glitterer open up for ceremony in phoenix last month. It sounded like Hawthorne heights with simple synth/drum machine backing live, then I looked up the recordings and it sounds way different. He was not good live.
Everything from the last thing you forget through spring songs was awesome but the expanded version of the last thing you forget with all of the singles/EPs is what resonates with me most often. That raw energy is just so good! Going to be on a title fight binge until november now lol
usually don't comment but this is an incredibly well put together video with an amount of effort and attention to detail i was not expecting. breaking down the art work like that really got me. been a fan of TF for about 4 years and have put a few friends on since. Thank you for this! Great work.
I rember the moment I discovered their music. They just released hyperview. I had listened to all kind of rock music for years, and they haunted me with their use of melody and textures. I was amazed by the fact that they could create so interesting feelings in simple songs like Safe in your skin. I showed their music to my friends and we have been listening this band for years now, here in our little Spanish town. Good times :)
The Last Thing You Forget is my personal favorite. It's weird, now that i think about it. Title Fight got me into a lot of other bands like Tiny Moving Parts and American Football
After four years listening to this great band I've been realizing for two weeks now how special they have been in my life. And then this video pops out
So I moved to Kingston PA in 2007 and discovered them after hearing Memorial Field off of Kingston 7" on Myspace. This was before I was ever involved in the music scene and I was so enamored by them that I took up making my own music a couple years later. Title Fight may not be my favorite band anymore, but they for sure are my most influential. It's crazy how much of an impact that Title Fight inadvertently had on my life as a whole, I can't imagine what kind of person I'd be if I never moved to Kingston, discovered them, started writing my own music, getting involved in the music scene, making the friends that I did, discovering the bands that I did, going the places I did... All stemming from one band. Jamie, Shane, Ned, Ben, if you ever read this I'm super thankful for you guys, and I miss the days when we would play baseball and ultimate frisbee on 3rd St! Hope to see you guys again soon
I only got into Title Fight in recent years but they're pretty much every genre I listen to and I immediately fell in love with them. Some bands have good song writing, but I find theirs on another level. They're a band that can make me feel a wide range of emotions in 3 minutes or less.
thank you for making this video, im passionate cult follower of title fight lol and this was spot on. im a nerd for them and i will say musically title fight stands out completely and hyperview imo was them peaking as creative musicians. the depth to that album when listened to from a musician perspective reminds you that the simplicity and emptiness to a record is powerful. the strength of good sounding guitars/bass/drums, consistent sound and incredibly fine tuned production work is what they really honed in on for hyperview. the lack of genre/style layers compared to spring songs or floral green is in my opinion more enticing and very difficult to pull off musically
I found Title Fight a year and a half ago and it literally saved my life. I was drinking very heavily one night listening to music and tying a noose to hang myself. I listened to shed and was so moved that I didn't want to give up. I smoked the last of the weed I had and drank several more beers and passed out with The Last Thing You Forget and Shed on constant repeat sitting in the woods. I love Title Fight and I hope the boys are doing good. I thank you for what you did for me even tho it wasn't your entire intention to make music for those reasons. A year and a half later I still love this band and I hope it helps people they way it helped me to not feel so alone. Even today I struggle with wanting to end my life but I fight for another breath not knowing if I'll wake up tmrw or if I'll end it tonight. To anyone who may read this and be feeling the same way just know you are loved, if not by anyone you know then atleast know you are loved by me and know that no matter what, you are struggling because you are a good hearted and caring person.
one night a couple years ago I was drunk and feeling emotional. I asked my buddy what I should listen to while I walk around the neighborhood and let off some steam. He recommended Shed by Title Fight, and I’ve been hooked ever since. They truly resonate with a lot of people in such different ways. Much love man, keep on keeping on!
Neko Rodgers you’re loved by God, if no one else my man. But I bet you are loved by others. If you want to talk my email is classicalhuman@protonmail.com
I have always listened to TF on streaming services on my phone, never seen an album cover up close. The way the service clips the album art and shrinks it, I didn't realize the detail of the painting. I thought the "Shed" cover was a photograph, especially because most of the bottom was cropped out
3:50 "Breathtaking, original pieces of band merchandise I've ever seen". I think that Floral Green shirt with the quotation marks is a nod to the rare Sonic Youth 'Sister' shirt.
Nothing hits me in the chest like Title Fight. I grew up with them since I was 16, too, so I am biased in that regard. Yeah, there's Alex G, Neutral Milk Hotel, Jawbreaker and Modest Mouse, but Title Fight is the very cusp of angst without getting cringey. I don't know what the fuck it is about them, but Ned and Jaime posses this excellent lyricism. Sometimes I think Title Fight saved my life because I was really suicidal when I found Shed. I didn't know there was a community for people that wanted to let their anger out in a contained manner. Moreover, Title Fight really taps into the feelings of disconnect from society (I struggle with really immense disassociation) in songs like "Head in the Ceiling Fan" and "Where Am I?" Like, it's macabre somehow, and is reminiscent of Jawbreaker's painful, indirect yet specific song titles. I don't know. There is something absolutely special about them.
I was at that show in the first segment. It was an after show for Wrecking Ball in Atlanta and it was just Title Fight and Foundation. Crazy to think that was the last time I saw them.
Hyperview got me really into Title Fight. It was groundbreaking to me at the time. I only discovered how wonderful of a band they were overall after that album.
I feel like my reflection as a punk rock parent is solidified by one of my child’s major initial influences being Title Fight. Took him to see them in Chicago, where Ned proposed to his gf. I discovered 10 months later that I had brain cancer. That trip from St. Louis and back yielded a lot of indications of my cancer. But I’m so happy we had this experience ❤️
I remember them getting kicked out of a show in 2009 in PA for Bashing the owners of the venue during their set. Floral Green and Hyperview CD is on constant repeat in my car.
its so true, what you’re saying about them willing to reinvent their sound. I think what they did as well as turnstile did alot to reinvent hardcore and give it new different flavors and good production. I think floral green is my favorite because of both the songwriting on it and because its sort of a perfect in between of their hardcore and emo/shoegaze sides
I listened to head in a ceiling fan and liked it, i'm new to Title Fight and i like mostly alternative rock and Grungy stuff, what's the best record to start with?
Can't believe just now did I find them/actually take the effort of realizing oh this familiar name, i like the music, i should go outta my way to listen to them more and not just let this be another random youtube suggestion of the music to me.
saw them live they opened for la dispute.The pit was exactly like your video awesome.La Dispute is an equally great band.I also saw the hotelier at this show.Amazing.
Despite having Shed be my first listen, getting obsessive over it and then loving Floral Green after that, Hyperview is my favorite album. I know its not a popular opinion but it just fits so well with me its kinda hard to describe. It mostly just coincides with what I listen to now while still having those qualities of what I used to listen to, sort of serving as a zeitgeist(?) I dont know, I just fucking love Hyperview and I feel like it needs more love
Thanks for making this video, life has been such dogshit and they're all I've been listening to lately. Honestly hyperview hits the hardest for me. I miss title fight so much ): I miss being happy
The first time I heard this band was in a video of a marine getting shot in the neck. Head in the ceiling fan was playing and you hear the mans voice when the blood starts running. It was a chilling video and the song still holds that feeling...
I’ve always found Title Fight so lyrically unique and personal, there’s never been a band that’s related to my life so perfectly and helped me understand things that I didn’t quite understand myself.
what's you fav title fight album?
mine is Floral Green
Nate The Mate shed!
@@goeataflyugly you're cold like the blood that runs through your veins
The comprehensive discography to date is my fav album:)
Shed
they're so perfect
Title Fight: The ONLY non-hardcore band hardcore kids don't tear apart for being called hardcore.
because it’s not hardcore it’s title fight. And that’s cool.
they are kinda hardcore tho
I miss Title Fight...
me too :(
Can i join the group?
It's so hard to find a barn that captures that same energy
We all do jaycerr. We all do :’(
I had a nostalgic title fight session whilst making dinner tonight and then I open youtube and this was the first video :'(
Someday people will realize how good HyperView was. To me it was almost like Title Fight's final form. It was the amalgamation of years of perfecting a sound.
favorite album ever
Fav album
This
Can't really decide between hyperview and shed, and it's hard enough picking those two
@@Nativusdes I agree. While I prefer Shed, I always acknlowedge that hyperview is better.
Nate: "I'm gonna be honest, I don't like Title Fight..."
Me: "I'll kill you"
Nate: "...I love Title Fight"
Me: "You are forgiven"
robAINTcool cringe
@@Pieroowned don't cry about it
I felt the same way haha
Hyperview is so underrated. I didn’t love it at first but it grew on me and now it’s my favorite TF record.
those are the facts.
SAMEEEE
Wrong
robert oxsen WRONG is an awesome band too
Mhmm, I was disappointed with that album at first. Now, I really like it!
For your next video, dad, "Why all the best bands come from Pennsylvania"
Because Pennsylvania is boring as hell and we need to do something with our time
I’d say Midwest *
truth. i wonder if there is a reasonable explanation
Johnny TC559 I agree. In the Midwest there was always this desolate feeling we used music to cope with.
@@Sillypond you're not wrong lmao
I come back to this video whenever I feel like hearing someone talk about the wonder that was Title Fight. So many memories stapled to their music for me, and unlike a lot of bands I’ve been into for a period, I still feel the same about their music as I did years ago 🙏🏻
they arent talked about enough :/
We need more title fight appreciation on RUclips
Title Fight and Joyce Manor are all that I need
we are on the same level
I feel this comment in my soul
These two bands were my introduction into punk/pop punk/hardcore/shoegaze. Nothing can really compare.
Fucking same
What about Ceremony BBY?
I’m really not one to get melodramatic over a band, but Title Fight will always mean something special to me, beyond even music. What they created was pure, unadulterated art that lives a life of its own, and that’s worth weeping over at times.
Thank you so much for making this video. The part of me that made up my late teens is in a debt of gratitude for the effort that you went through here.
I cant believe its close to 5 years since the release of Hyperview. Man time flies by. I wish TF would come back :(
Love how this was released on edge day.
that's actually incredibly cool. i'm just gonna sit here and say that was the plan all along.. haha
Dale Decker I love you dale HAHA
edge day??
@@citrus4419 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Edge_Day
Look up straight Edge. It's represented on the clock Ned is wearing with the X on it :)
Love this
Title Fight is the greatest. Good work on the video!
Feet First Productions thanks man, been watching your vids for years. Means a lot to see you commenting
Floral Green will always be a favourite because 'Like A Ritual' really entered my life at a time I needed it. That being said, Hyperview was an incredibly made album which clearly takes influence from a whole array of other genres and executes it flawlessly. It really felt inspired by The Smiths and other bands from that era whilst maintaining the melancholic sound of today. I can't say there has been a track by them that I haven't liked and they continue to be my favourite artists across all the genres of music that I listen to!
Hyperview came out when I was 21 and I didn't get it at the time. Now that I'm older it makes more sense, it has aged well. I think it's a masterpiece.
I’m 21 now, I got into Title Fight in my senior year of high school. That was a little over 3 years ago now, I was like 18. I ended up learning about them after getting into a band called Remo Drive, and their earlier material was really influenced by Title Fight. I thought it was amazing, and after checking out Title Fight themselves, I was simply blown away. I never listened to something that felt so perfect. I was going through a lot at the time and I feel like I really did discover them at a time where I needed it. Their lyrics and sound really resonated with me in this way I couldn’t describe, and they continue to even today. I think the first song I ever heard by them was Head In The Ceiling Fan, and it just drew me in right away. They have quickly become one of if not my favorite band of all time next to the Beatles lol.
I know this isn’t really relative to your comment but I just wanted to share, been listening to TF a ton lately and nobody I know is really into them the way I am so I got nobody to rant about them to lol.
To add to what you were saying tho:
I felt the same way about Hyperview when I first got into them. It was good, but I wasn’t crazy about it the way I was with their other stuff… I think I appreciate it a lot more now. I know a lot of people seem to see it as a departure from their usual sound, which it was, a lot less aggressive. But to me something about it seems very similar. Listening to Floral Green a lot (that’s probably my personal favorite) I honestly felt like Hyperview was a pretty natural progression. I could hear it a lot on HITCF and In-Between.
Anyway that’s just my 2 cents lol. I’d be really interested to hear where they would take things if they ever got back together. They were really perfecting their “vibe” you might say.
If you’re interested, there’s another really good band you should check out called Drug Church from upstate NY.
@@shnorglebop1798 Great comment, I agree with everything you said. FWIW I'm 30 now, I still enjoy TF's older material but it was more relevant to me at the age you are now. Feeling angst, not fitting in, figuring out life as a young man in a world that seemed infinite. Like the line in Sympathy, "I never wanted sympathy
Just wanted to be something
I just wanna be interesting."
Hope you find your own path someday that makes sense for you. Also listen to Glitterer if you aren't already!
Part of the minority when I say I absolutely LOVE Hyperview. That blend of shoegaze is just what I need.
Man I miss them. When you put up the lyrics to "Shed" it immediatly sent chills down my spine.
Burn The Machine Number 1 relatable song of all time for me
Floral Green definitely brings back memories. I used to have a car with no USB in it only CDs were able to be played on that thing and I used to have Floral Green on repeat everywhere I went. These dudes definitely made their own lane and have continued to pave their own way. Title Fight’s fucking amazing.
If you dig the attitude, genre swapping, just being themselves, and just good music, check out PUP
agreed, pup is very similar. true punks
@@NateTheMateForever PUP played a show for my company, and we literally had a mosh pit with like an 80 person show. Immediately went home and listened to every PUP song. They are amazing. Highly recommend seeing them live
May be an unpopular opinion, but Hyperview will always be my favorite album by far
i’ve been waiting for someone to talk about this band. thank you.
What’s your favorite title fight song
Tucker Hill definitely either “Title Fight - Hope”
or
“Title Fight - Dreamcatchers (the Walter Will version) definitely two of the best songs by them. Loud and Clear is also a really good one.
I didn't find Title Fight until I saw them live in 2015. I instantly fell in love... and then they went away. I have been heartbroken ever since. 😢
i miss them :(
I really enjoy(ed) title fights presence. They’re everything of musicians/a band that I aspire to be. They constantly change and evolve. That nostalgic sort of sound and confidence in self and their work is the most inspiring thing to me and the most relatable thing to me. I constantly feel change and revolution in what I work on as far as art, myself. I like that feeling and I like listening and learning about ppl who do the same. It’s good to not be tied down to one genre or sub genre of music bc you learn the most about doing what you love while also sort of learning how to be the best at your passion. Awesome stuff man.
title fight forever
heck yeah
So true
This video inspired me so much as a musician. Keeping it real is always the way
The last thing you forgot will always have a special place in my heart. I've listened to their other albums, and have tried to get into them, but sadly cannot.
I’ll never forget when I first heard floral green. Blew my mind
i really miss them so much. i hope they come back again as soon as possible
Title fight gets me in my feels but when hyperview came out i actually cried. Hyperview in my opinion is a masterpiece as an album i wont say its title fight's best album out of all of them. But hyperview is fucking special and amazing.
Hyperview is my favorite album from them. It gives me the feeling of being in a warm car on a cold night- thinking nostalgically of the past. A sort of sadness and emptiness that somehow turns to happiness and then makes you want to shed a tear.
I fucking love Title Fight.
It's kinda wild how every time i go through phases of music i loved growing up, you put a video out on it.
Title fight fucks, glad you're bringing em up in your vids man.
this made me so happy!
I love all your vids but this one stands out as my favorite one so far. Thank you so much for this and I hope you do more Title Fight in the future
thank you so much mate, I had a blast making it
ima be honestly i dont like title fight
😡
i love title fight
🥰
So glad I discovered this band, but man I wish I had earlier. Never get tired of listening to their music.
GLITTERER is sick af go check them out
ned never disappoints
@@NateTheMateForever Ned was ripping it up on bass for Ceremony this summer & fall.
I saw glitterer open up for ceremony in phoenix last month. It sounded like Hawthorne heights with simple synth/drum machine backing live, then I looked up the recordings and it sounds way different. He was not good live.
They have a few hardcore side projects as well. Disengaged, stick together, big contest, liberty, and of course bad seed (rip)
Saw Glitterer with balance and composure earlier this year as well. Idk man wasn’t digging that live version.
Everything from the last thing you forget through spring songs was awesome but the expanded version of the last thing you forget with all of the singles/EPs is what resonates with me most often. That raw energy is just so good! Going to be on a title fight binge until november now lol
I can tell you put so much work into the research and reflection that goes into the narration of this video. Good work mate!
usually don't comment but this is an incredibly well put together video with an amount of effort and attention to detail i was not expecting. breaking down the art work like that really got me. been a fan of TF for about 4 years and have put a few friends on since. Thank you for this! Great work.
I rember the moment I discovered their music. They just released hyperview. I had listened to all kind of rock music for years, and they haunted me with their use of melody and textures. I was amazed by the fact that they could create so interesting feelings in simple songs like Safe in your skin. I showed their music to my friends and we have been listening this band for years now, here in our little Spanish town. Good times :)
shed was the first vinyl record i ever bought! these guys introduced me to this genre, love them forever
The Last Thing You Forget is my personal favorite.
It's weird, now that i think about it. Title Fight got me into a lot of other bands like Tiny Moving Parts and American Football
After four years listening to this great band I've been realizing for two weeks now how special they have been in my life. And then this video pops out
This band is great. It brings me a nostalgic feeling about 2012 and 2013. Those golden years of this band. I hope they come back one day.
So I moved to Kingston PA in 2007 and discovered them after hearing Memorial Field off of Kingston 7" on Myspace. This was before I was ever involved in the music scene and I was so enamored by them that I took up making my own music a couple years later. Title Fight may not be my favorite band anymore, but they for sure are my most influential. It's crazy how much of an impact that Title Fight inadvertently had on my life as a whole, I can't imagine what kind of person I'd be if I never moved to Kingston, discovered them, started writing my own music, getting involved in the music scene, making the friends that I did, discovering the bands that I did, going the places I did... All stemming from one band.
Jamie, Shane, Ned, Ben, if you ever read this I'm super thankful for you guys, and I miss the days when we would play baseball and ultimate frisbee on 3rd St! Hope to see you guys again soon
This is so insane to see, just tonight I met Ned at an Alex G concert, was a surreal experience
Caden alex G and ned in the same night? You dog
@@kyler3366 Yea man! Super lucky :)
@@caden6175 Did you ask him if TF is working on something?
This video explains a lot. Thank you for this
Damn I love these types of videos dude, would love to see a Spanish Love Songs one but if you're not a fan, no biggie
I only got into Title Fight in recent years but they're pretty much every genre I listen to and I immediately fell in love with them. Some bands have good song writing, but I find theirs on another level. They're a band that can make me feel a wide range of emotions in 3 minutes or less.
thank you for making this video, im passionate cult follower of title fight lol and this was spot on. im a nerd for them and i will say musically title fight stands out completely and hyperview imo was them peaking as creative musicians. the depth to that album when listened to from a musician perspective reminds you that the simplicity and emptiness to a record is powerful. the strength of good sounding guitars/bass/drums, consistent sound and incredibly fine tuned production work is what they really honed in on for hyperview. the lack of genre/style layers compared to spring songs or floral green is in my opinion more enticing and very difficult to pull off musically
do u think they'll ever come back? ):
"its a feeling and an emotion that no band will ever be able to replicate"
I found Title Fight a year and a half ago and it literally saved my life.
I was drinking very heavily one night listening to music and tying a noose to hang myself. I listened to shed and was so moved that I didn't want to give up. I smoked the last of the weed I had and drank several more beers and passed out with The Last Thing You Forget and Shed on constant repeat sitting in the woods.
I love Title Fight and I hope the boys are doing good. I thank you for what you did for me even tho it wasn't your entire intention to make music for those reasons.
A year and a half later I still love this band and I hope it helps people they way it helped me to not feel so alone. Even today I struggle with wanting to end my life but I fight for another breath not knowing if I'll wake up tmrw or if I'll end it tonight.
To anyone who may read this and be feeling the same way just know you are loved, if not by anyone you know then atleast know you are loved by me and know that no matter what, you are struggling because you are a good hearted and caring person.
one night a couple years ago I was drunk and feeling emotional. I asked my buddy what I should listen to while I walk around the neighborhood and let off some steam. He recommended Shed by Title Fight, and I’ve been hooked ever since. They truly resonate with a lot of people in such different ways. Much love man, keep on keeping on!
Neko Rodgers you’re loved by God, if no one else my man. But I bet you are loved by others.
If you want to talk my email is classicalhuman@protonmail.com
@@mattmcspadden8415 you're welcome buddy
Glad ur still with us m8
This summer I had the worst anxiety attacks and depression, this band is literally the reason I woke up every day and try to do something positive
Such a good video dude, great job!!! Thank you for this!
Love these recent vids. Keep it up NATHAN
I met Ned last night at an alex g show, he told me about glitterer and I told him I haven’t listened to it. I think I broke his heart
Glitterer is great
Very well done nate, appreciate the effort you put into this. Looking forward to your next matesclub drop!
thank you so much matey
I somehow just discovered these guys like 3 days ago already bought like half of their discography
These guys were born and raised in my hometown. Got to see them play some of there first shows in vfw halls and battle of the bands at high schools
GMT had been been me and my bestfriemds fav song for like 5/6 years
issa good one
@@NateTheMateForever do u have vid like this for joyce manor?
i love that because that’s one of the most slept on songs on that record
Saw Ben doing drum tech for citizen. I was like "where's that title record!" And he shrugged a "idk". Haha
I never really got into title fight but maybe now I will try to, nice video well done!
go listen to em!
Title fight if you’re reading this, COME BACK
I have always listened to TF on streaming services on my phone, never seen an album cover up close. The way the service clips the album art and shrinks it, I didn't realize the detail of the painting. I thought the "Shed" cover was a photograph, especially because most of the bottom was cropped out
3:50 "Breathtaking, original pieces of band merchandise I've ever seen". I think that Floral Green shirt with the quotation marks is a nod to the rare Sonic Youth 'Sister' shirt.
The last thing you forget
Nothing hits me in the chest like Title Fight. I grew up with them since I was 16, too, so I am biased in that regard.
Yeah, there's Alex G, Neutral Milk Hotel, Jawbreaker and Modest Mouse, but Title Fight is the very cusp of angst without getting cringey. I don't know what the fuck it is about them, but Ned and Jaime posses this excellent lyricism. Sometimes I think Title Fight saved my life because I was really suicidal when I found Shed. I didn't know there was a community for people that wanted to let their anger out in a contained manner. Moreover, Title Fight really taps into the feelings of disconnect from society (I struggle with really immense disassociation) in songs like "Head in the Ceiling Fan" and "Where Am I?" Like, it's macabre somehow, and is reminiscent of Jawbreaker's painful, indirect yet specific song titles.
I don't know. There is something absolutely special about them.
this video made me go shop cold cuts merch at 330am and buy a hoodie they restocked 😂😂 wonderful video you made.
Very well done :) I live 30 mins from Kingston! I love title fight
I was at that show in the first segment. It was an after show for Wrecking Ball in Atlanta and it was just Title Fight and Foundation. Crazy to think that was the last time I saw them.
I actually really liked hyperview. Rose of sharon has to be in my top 3 TF songs. But i like all TF albums equally i think.
this video is so well made and makes me so happy💕
mad love my mate, thank you
I really wish I could recall the moment I first heard these and where from. Sooo fucking gooooood!!
Hyperview got me really into Title Fight. It was groundbreaking to me at the time. I only discovered how wonderful of a band they were overall after that album.
Thank you so much for this dude... I really hope they make a comeback
thank you, michael!
I feel like my reflection as a punk rock parent is solidified by one of my child’s major initial influences being Title Fight. Took him to see them in Chicago, where Ned proposed to his gf. I discovered 10 months later that I had brain cancer. That trip from St. Louis and back yielded a lot of indications of my cancer. But I’m so happy we had this experience ❤️
I remember them getting kicked out of a show in 2009 in PA for Bashing the owners of the venue during their set. Floral Green and Hyperview CD is on constant repeat in my car.
its so true, what you’re saying about them willing to reinvent their sound. I think what they did as well as turnstile did alot to reinvent hardcore and give it new different flavors and good production. I think floral green is my favorite because of both the songwriting on it and because its sort of a perfect in between of their hardcore and emo/shoegaze sides
most definitely, peter. turnstile is doing a lot for hardcore rn, they're so ambitious and willing to play around
They just tryed to copy Planes Mistaken for stars and Deftones. It's not that deep.
@@johnsnider2956 i dont they sound like either of those bands but yeah i dont think its deep either
Great video, Title Fight is one of the best bands of all time! Hope they come back soon.
My first time hearing them was my sophomore year of highschoool when they released the spring songs so.
Cool video. Thanks for explaining to everyone else how we feel about this beloved band. Title Fight forever
I listened to head in a ceiling fan and liked it, i'm new to Title Fight and i like mostly alternative rock and Grungy stuff, what's the best record to start with?
I’m from PA and always wondered why there are so many notable pop punk bands from the great commonwealth lol
tigers jaw, balance and composure, title fight, the menzingers, modern beisbol, and many MANY more
Dude I wonder how much one of those title fight back packs would go for now.
Thanks for making this, Nate.
Can't believe just now did I find them/actually take the effort of realizing oh this familiar name, i like the music, i should go outta my way to listen to them more and not just let this be another random youtube suggestion of the music to me.
I heard Symmetry for the first time on Pandora almost 6 years ago and I was hooked within seconds
saw them live they opened for la dispute.The pit was exactly like your video awesome.La Dispute is an equally great band.I also saw the hotelier at this show.Amazing.
Despite having Shed be my first listen, getting obsessive over it and then loving Floral Green after that, Hyperview is my favorite album. I know its not a popular opinion but it just fits so well with me its kinda hard to describe. It mostly just coincides with what I listen to now while still having those qualities of what I used to listen to, sort of serving as a zeitgeist(?)
I dont know, I just fucking love Hyperview and I feel like it needs more love
When they come back I’ll pick my skatebored back up d00d
Hey thanks, I didn't know them, and now this is all I listen to.
This video is well put together I'm definitely gonna share this my favourite album by them is the last thing you forget
thank you so much, that is a great album
Best video ever! I FUCKING LOVE TITLE FIGHT... I wish i can see then again here in Colombia.
Thanks for making this video, life has been such dogshit and they're all I've been listening to lately. Honestly hyperview hits the hardest for me. I miss title fight so much ): I miss being happy
i love you mate, thank you.
I miss them 😕 I remember first listening to floral green and it completely changed my life, not one song was skipped, it made me a fan ever since
I demand more title fight content
Seen them 4 times yet I’ll never have enough RIP TITLE FIGHT
The first time I heard this band was in a video of a marine getting shot in the neck.
Head in the ceiling fan was playing and you hear the mans voice when the blood starts running.
It was a chilling video and the song still holds that feeling...
I’ve always found Title Fight so lyrically unique and personal, there’s never been a band that’s related to my life so perfectly and helped me understand things that I didn’t quite understand myself.
Immediately went to binge their whole discography after this
we miss you title fight