Music video by The Mars Volta performing Inertiatic ESP. (C) 2003 The Mars Volta Licensed Exclusively to Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
I’m 55 and live in rural Queensland and I’m guessing we’re here for the same reason 🤙 Have you listened to Bad Brains?… if not, check them out, I know you will love it.
I remember the first time I saw them on MTV. It blew my mind. I was just 17 and I was into The Beatles, Pink Floyd an Led Zeppelin music because of my dad. Unfortunately, I never saw them live, just in an MTV Latin American Awards performance and that was it.
i remember the day in 03 my mate handed me this album in music class, just like it was yesterday. I looked at the cover thinking, what the fuck it this?! I got home and poured it through my oldschool (bass heavy) Pioneer headphones. When that savage drum intro to Inertiatic ESP hit, my jaw also hit hit the floor, where it remains to this day..
First album blew me away. Me and my buddies were ATDI fans and rooting against each other as to which band would be better... Sparta or The Mars Volta. Both had great first albums. The Mars Volta won out. I was proud of being on the winning team at the time but damn if I couldn't even listen to the second album for Mars as there was just too much atmospheric shit... I just wanted the music and I hated all the other shit.
TMALA is sort of a theatrical interlude to lull you into a trance whilst simultaneously breaking up the intensity of the two songs surrounding them. It seems very necessary to me.
@@RobbieKreature I know, I never said that it was unnecessary or anything like that (and I wasn't serious when I said that the song was bad if you can't tell by now)
R.I.P Jeremy Michael Ward. Your contribution towards deloused in the comatorium and musical inspiration towards Frances the mute will be forever loved by me and so many others. God bless anyone going threw heroin addiction.
at least, could be the most interesting of all "rock-radio-popular" bands. This was a blast in its prime, and I remember clearly another popular bands as Incubus trying to copy the same Mars Volta sounds and tempos... Just go listening Ligtht Grenades from Incubus and confirm it.
this is the future of rock sound: sound experimentation, unusual song structures, unusual note sequences, 100% energy and feeling and creating an intense atmosphere on stage.
Everyone went pop rock sounding after emo and other styles came and gone. Quite sad really. Hopefully people rediscover what this kind of music can do.
@@Helaw0lf Check out Greta Van Fleet if you haven’t. They just dropped a new album like a month ago and I love it. Young dudes makin some rock n roll, what’s not to like?
You owe so much to your dad. Better run and hug him real tight and whisper in his ear 'thank you dad' and when he asks 'for what', you tell him 'for making me in your balls and having the balls to teach me, everything worth anything, I love you.'
Those guys are underrated af. I don't really like the term "underrated" because people have different tastes, but they're one of the best rock bands from the 21st century. Like holy shit, I feel like if they happened in the 70's or 80's they would be popular like Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin, even to this day. If you look at rock bands that gained popularity in this century, like Kings of Leon for example, they really don't have the kick that The Mars Volta does. Shame they weren't advertised more, they could have been the world's biggest rock band during the span of their career.
Maybe they would be big in the 60s or 70s because people were listening to elaborate music back then, but not today (or 10 years ago). The reason why they weren't advertised more is because the record label knows that no matter how good they are, people want to listen to 4-chord songs with a catchy chorus, easy lyrics and a good looking face topping the package. The Mars Volta instead made complex music, concept albums, complicated lyrics... TMV is the real deal but they're too much for the regular public who wants some Coldplay-like band (not saying they aren't good, their music is just plain simple) and the fact that they're not known as they should be kinda only proves that.
We are not in a slum for music now. Do you know how many people are making music other than what is being played on the radio? You think The Mars Volta are some special snowflakes and that no one else is making incredible music? You are sadly mistaken. Go look for it. The state of music has not changed all that much. There has always been popular music and music that are diamonds in the rough. Again, go look for it.
Stoned Jesus, Electric Lady, Samsara Blues Experiment, Steven Wilson, Death Grips, Run the Jewels, Kendrick Lamar, Deftones, Gojira, and Arctic Monkeys are bands with recent work that I like.
this song is richly emotional, distorted with pain and anguished lyrics. The music is incomparable and I the swell of emotions that rise up in my chest when i hear this song I have no words to describe that feeling.
Every drummer that The Mars Volta has came across of have all been very talented and very good at using speed as an advantage to the song. All of them have been good.
This is one of those bands I accidentally found at a big day out after watching someone else, maybe shihad, I had planned to go elsewhere but just couldn't leave, one of the greatest live shows I've seen
Now I'm lost Last night I heard lepers Flinch like birth defects It's musk was fecal in origin As the words dribbled off of its chin It said I'm lost I'm lost Now I'm lost Dolls wreck the minced meat of pupils Cast in oblong arms length The hooks have been picking their scabs Where wolves hide in the company of men It said I'm lost I'm lost Now I'm lost Are you peaking in the red Perforated at the neck What of this mongrel architect A broken arm of sewers set Past present and future tense Clipside of the pinkeye fountain Now I'm lost It's been said Long time ago You'll be the first and last to know You'll never know
I love this band every time I hear them, but I don't just go through all of their songs. There's nothing like listening to one of these for the first time. I really appreciate the feeling of not knowing what's coming. So I save these songs. I delve once in awhile. Never disappointed
I feel like everytime I listen to Mars Volta it's always new to me. Their music bundles up my whole life and makes me want to scream. This is as good as it gets.
Uno de los pocos grupos que tomo en serio el genero de rock experimental e hizo algo espectacular, en aquel entonces les decian pretenciosos pero creo que solo estaban intimidados por su arte.
Wife and I had dinner at a new place the other night. Small. Hipster vibe. Decent food prepared by people who cared. Friendly staff. What put it over the top for me was that the music playing in the dining room was this album. I had neglected to remember the Mars Volta until that meal. But now I’m back.
Orly? you posted this a month ago so maybe ill have to go see them live again. Haven't seen them live since 2003. I remember I got into a car accident after that show.
10 years ago today this album was released ... it is an important day to me. This album really changed the way I see, understand and experience music, art and life in general. thank you The Mars Volta.
I first saw this video on a late night public access Music Show.. I was instantly attracted to the energy and power of the song. I became obsessed with Mars Volta and their music🎵🥁🎶
In 2003 I was 12 years old and this was fucking amazing. As a kid who grew up on my mom's Yes records, this hit the appropriate challenge for my brain.
This song(and really, the whole album) almost makes me tear up, I have such memories listening to it. It’s so good. Long live the Mars Volta. This band changed my life.
It brings tears to my eyes. Such strong nostalgia. Listening to this album on repeat the summer we graduated from high school. One long, drug-fueled summer filled with both euphoria and despair. The highest of highs and lowest of lows. This was the soundtrack.
was looking back at some old myspace pics and i was wearing one of their tshirts. came to this video for nostalgia but so glad people are still appreciating. lol
As much as I love rap (because I'm a 15 year old girl, I grew up on it), these guys are amazing. I'm glad my parents made me listen to these guys as a kid. My friends would disagree but being a drummer since age 2, I can really appreciate this.
I wish someone would make an animated movie utilizing the lyrics and imagery. Would be a soul bending tripout for sure. But then Televators would bring in all of the feels together, and then it all explodes and ends beautifully with Take The Veil. A dreamlike animation based off of this dream material would be amazing.
Yeah at first i thought it was pretty dark... (although i still think the same lol) also the background story of the "Frances the Mute" album but still that doesn't matter, what matters is that they hold a special place on my heart although i only get to know their band until 15 years since the release of this masterpiece of album.
btw the background story has nothing to do with an HIV infected prostitute, that just happens to be one of the worst and most popular fan theories I've seen.
Influenced my Art in such a big way! remember smoking blunts listening to while in pilots license class. Today I am an artist and a different kind of pilot...a Psychedelic one!
I’m a 55 year old black women who has been into the Mara Volta since 05/06. I just introduced them to my 26 year old son..
all power to you
what took you so long?
I’m 55 and live in rural Queensland and I’m guessing we’re here for the same reason 🤙 Have you listened to Bad Brains?… if not, check them out, I know you will love it.
🙏
Saludos desde mex, T. M. V. POWAAAAAAAAA AND FORZA...
Imagine being 14 in 2003 and you hear this shit for the first time after only listening to hip hop and metal lol. Blew my fucking mind.
I remember the first time I saw them on MTV. It blew my mind. I was just 17 and I was into The Beatles, Pink Floyd an Led Zeppelin music because of my dad. Unfortunately, I never saw them live, just in an MTV Latin American Awards performance and that was it.
Man. Good times.
Exact same experience. Truly amazing band
I first heard them in a local disc shop! I stayed like two hours listening to the album. Good memories
Same
mars volta was way ahead of its time.
Yes and no
Zeppelin
Santana
Who
Stones
they still are sort of their own time
@@odeleon24 so what?
Is*
I was the only black kid in school listening to this. Still no regrets 🔥‼️
same
Your my kind of friend. 🤜
✊
Haha youre the man!!
Good for you, great band.
Art imitates Mars Volta.
Ort... that's a dead 'Daly from the outsiders! =O
Mars Volta are masters of their craft
Lmao
i remember the day in 03 my mate handed me this album in music class, just like it was yesterday. I looked at the cover thinking, what the fuck it this?! I got home and poured it through my oldschool (bass heavy) Pioneer headphones. When that savage drum intro to Inertiatic ESP hit, my jaw also hit hit the floor, where it remains to this day..
I wish I can triple like this cmmt, I feel the same way lol
First album blew me away. Me and my buddies were ATDI fans and rooting against each other as to which band would be better... Sparta or The Mars Volta. Both had great first albums. The Mars Volta won out. I was proud of being on the winning team at the time but damn if I couldn't even listen to the second album for Mars as there was just too much atmospheric shit... I just wanted the music and I hated all the other shit.
@rmyancey
haha...you're such an ignorant...you must be american!
I know that feel bro...
i still feel the chills that i felt the first time that i listened Mars Volta
These dudes were communicating from a different plane. Spirit writing, incredible musicianship.
Drugs
Deloused is one of the best rock albums ever made! Period! Not a bad song on this album!!
Tira Me A Las Arañas is a bad song...
I was kidding, please don't kill me.
TMALA is sort of a theatrical interlude to lull you into a trance whilst simultaneously breaking up the intensity of the two songs surrounding them. It seems very necessary to me.
@@RobbieKreature I know, I never said that it was unnecessary or anything like that (and I wasn't serious when I said that the song was bad if you can't tell by now)
Agreed, a true master piece
@@RobbieKreature #supernecessary
R.I.P Jeremy Michael Ward. Your contribution towards deloused in the comatorium and musical inspiration towards Frances the mute will be forever loved by me and so many others. God bless anyone going threw heroin addiction.
Rest In Peace Ikey
@Jesús .. Jeremy worked on this record; that's why he said contributions to Deloused. Then he died and they did Frances. Get it together.
Isn't it true, so many bright and creative souls lost to heroin. It takes many sweet and out standing minds away from us.
I pray my daughters mother finds her way out of her addiction.
😞💔🙏🙏🙏 u said it so well. Is such an incredible album... forever missed, RIP Jeremy.
I come here occasionally to remind myself that good music still exists.
This is the greatest band of the 00's period.
Agreed!
at least, could be the most interesting of all "rock-radio-popular" bands. This was a blast in its prime, and I remember clearly another popular bands as Incubus trying to copy the same Mars Volta sounds and tempos... Just go listening Ligtht Grenades from Incubus and confirm it.
went to an APC or TOOL concert & these guys opened up.
fucking incredible.
top 3 favorite bands.
NIN TOOL Mars Volta
samus1421 dude I’m sure that show was fucking epic
They opened up for APC in 2003 when I saw them.
So does your mother, *Caleb*
Caleb F. I think you mean Primus Sucks
@Caleb F. Tool's great
this is the future of rock sound: sound experimentation, unusual song structures, unusual note sequences, 100% energy and feeling and creating an intense atmosphere on stage.
This didn’t age very well lol. I wish this was the sound of rock right now in 2021
Everyone went pop rock sounding after emo and other styles came and gone. Quite sad really. Hopefully people rediscover what this kind of music can do.
@@Helaw0lf Check out Greta Van Fleet if you haven’t. They just dropped a new album like a month ago and I love it. Young dudes makin some rock n roll, what’s not to like?
@@natepalmah7119 eeeh, too derivative
@@imeretian9446 thank you
Who else in 2024?
Im here loco, saludos desde México 🇲🇽
20 years of obsession.
I saw those MF'kers in Puerto Rico, that album, the first one , wow!!
I'm in 4202 now my friend.
Thes mo are English masters.
Imagine The Mars Volta in the 70's.
I think of them as the modern incarnation of the King Crimson, Led Zeppelin or similar bands from that spectrum.
@@Mustombrider don't forget Can
More like Santana's and Led Zeppelin's baby
I love your role in Spider-man Willy!
@@freakyrob6440 you need to listen to more of their discography if you think they were anything close to classic rock
Happy 20 year anniversary to this legendary album
my dad played this in the car all the time when I was about 7-8 and it's been stuck in my head ever since then (i'm 18 now)
You owe so much to your dad. Better run and hug him real tight and whisper in his ear 'thank you dad' and when he asks 'for what', you tell him 'for making me in your balls and having the balls to teach me, everything worth anything, I love you.'
You have a damn cool Dad
My dad always go full cumbia in the car lol
Buy your dad a beer. He deserves it.
He raised you right
Those guys are underrated af. I don't really like the term "underrated" because people have different tastes, but they're one of the best rock bands from the 21st century. Like holy shit, I feel like if they happened in the 70's or 80's they would be popular like Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin, even to this day. If you look at rock bands that gained popularity in this century, like Kings of Leon for example, they really don't have the kick that The Mars Volta does. Shame they weren't advertised more, they could have been the world's biggest rock band during the span of their career.
Jakub Eugeniusz Skomorowski Totally agree
it really is a huge shame so little ppl actually know and listen to them
Maybe they would be big in the 60s or 70s because people were listening to elaborate music back then, but not today (or 10 years ago). The reason why they weren't advertised more is because the record label knows that no matter how good they are, people want to listen to 4-chord songs with a catchy chorus, easy lyrics and a good looking face topping the package. The Mars Volta instead made complex music, concept albums, complicated lyrics... TMV is the real deal but they're too much for the regular public who wants some Coldplay-like band (not saying they aren't good, their music is just plain simple) and the fact that they're not known as they should be kinda only proves that.
They are underrated yes. They are genius of music, does not matter the taste of each one to do this evaluation.
Well they couldn't have existed back then because most of their non-prog influences didn't exist yet (post-hardcore mostly)
Listening almost 20 years and I still get goosebumps every. single. time.
Same. Lots of great nights in HS with these jams.
Just discovered these guys. Drumming is sensational, singer can really belt. Awesome sound
At the Drive-in - Sparta = The Mars Volta. All good bands.
you'll probably also like closure in moscow
Jon Theodore on the drums. One of the best around. Cedrics voice is awesome when under control - i.e. in the studio.
We are not in a slum for music now. Do you know how many people are making music other than what is being played on the radio? You think The Mars Volta are some special snowflakes and that no one else is making incredible music? You are sadly mistaken. Go look for it. The state of music has not changed all that much. There has always been popular music and music that are diamonds in the rough. Again, go look for it.
Stoned Jesus, Electric Lady, Samsara Blues Experiment, Steven Wilson, Death Grips, Run the Jewels, Kendrick Lamar, Deftones, Gojira, and Arctic Monkeys are bands with recent work that I like.
this song is richly emotional, distorted with pain and anguished lyrics. The music is incomparable and I the swell of emotions that rise up in my chest when i hear this song I have no words to describe that feeling.
Well fucking said. Totally agree. Top 5 bands for sure
thank you :)
Couldn't have said it better
Lauren Marie I feel that way too. Incomparable. Even if you could turn back time you couldn't remake this.
Same
One of the best bands ever in my humble opinion.
Their first 3 albums were perfect. They didnt finish off as strong as they started tho.
Ditto
@@alvinduran6549 Lies lies lies
@@alvinduran6549 Bedlam is their second best, easily. Ouroborous, Soothsayer, Aberinkula, Goliath, all excellent hard-rocking tracks.
2022 escuchando música de calidad, desde México lindo y querido 👍🏻🇲🇽
Damn this song still jammin in 2019
timeless song brother
This shit slaps
They will always be so fuckin good
Will. Always. Jam.
You spelled 2020 wrong.
seriously one of the most underrated rock bands of our time.
This is the best album anyone is going to listen to ever. Eyes closed in a dark room.
DELOUSED has been playing full every year since 03 and wont stop till I can't hear anymore...
Every drummer that The Mars Volta has came across of have all been very talented and very good at using speed as an advantage to the song. All of them have been good.
Very true and well said
This is one of those bands I accidentally found at a big day out after watching someone else, maybe shihad, I had planned to go elsewhere but just couldn't leave, one of the greatest live shows I've seen
This song really brings me back to the time when life was just alright. I miss those times...
I wish I could hear this for the first time all over again. A truly spiritual experience.
2024 still here🔥
Now I'm lost
Last night I heard lepers
Flinch like birth defects
It's musk was fecal in origin
As the words dribbled off of its chin
It said I'm lost
I'm lost
Now I'm lost
Dolls wreck the minced meat of pupils
Cast in oblong arms length
The hooks have been picking their scabs
Where wolves hide in the company of men
It said
I'm lost
I'm lost
Now I'm lost
Are you peaking in the red
Perforated at the neck
What of this mongrel architect
A broken arm of sewers set
Past present and future tense
Clipside of the pinkeye fountain
Now I'm lost
It's been said
Long time ago
You'll be the first and last to know
You'll never know
This album of one of the most beautiful testaments to friendship and loss ever conceived.
Fron start to finish. Take the veil tho, what a way to finish a masterpiece
Justo en mi juventud!!! hermoso y triste recordar años que no volverán
Nostalgia
Mismo sentimiento! Años que no volverán!
Año 2003 si más no recuerdo
20 años de esta joya musical, gracias a la radio doble nueve de lima Peru por este gran aporte.
Bless you dank for leading me here
Summer '05 nostalgia
Theodore is amazing! Best Mars Volta album! Transcending psychedelic inspirational rhapsody!!!
I love this band every time I hear them, but I don't just go through all of their songs. There's nothing like listening to one of these for the first time. I really appreciate the feeling of not knowing what's coming. So I save these songs. I delve once in awhile.
Never disappointed
Taking a shit while listening to this in your ear buds is a very.... unique experiance.
Experience **
Chris Rustad I read the comments on every video for gold like this.
Lol doing that exact thing right now. Helping speed up the bowel movement
Kris Graham Chris Rustad wow ... I do the same .. maybe there is a hidden message saying "let's shit" or something like that...
+Chris Rustad same xD
RIP Ikey.
Still 🔥 till this day
I feel like everytime I listen to Mars Volta it's always new to me. Their music bundles up my whole life and makes me want to scream. This is as good as it gets.
Uno de los pocos grupos que tomo en serio el genero de rock experimental e hizo algo espectacular, en aquel entonces les decian pretenciosos pero creo que solo estaban intimidados por su arte.
Ellos sí,pero salieron muchas bandas q si eran pretensiosas y trataron d imitarlos ,sobretodo en el under
En serio? Te parece esto musica buena y experimental? Uffff
@@macarioperalta1920 mi bro, con todo el respeto, si esto no te parece música buena, no sé qué carajo te gustará. Saludos :))
@@macarioperalta1920 filtered
Son una maravilla
Omar is the ambience soundscape master, love the diversity of pedals he uses
This song is insane and beautiful. It’s been like 10 years since ive heard it. It sounds unlike anything else still.
First time hearing this track and even this band, my mind is blown, how are they not well known ??
Oh they're known my friend. 🤙🏼
These 2 songs give me chills every time i listen to this album
I still remember how I felt the first time I've heard them, and that amazing feeling always comes back :)
Isabel Gomez same here dude
Just one of the best albums ever created.
🇲🇽 Gracias por existir T. M. V. mi adolescencia y vida en la acidez de sus legendarios tracks!
NO CAMBIO NADA DE MI VIDA POR NADA!
Wife and I had dinner at a new place the other night. Small. Hipster vibe. Decent food prepared by people who cared. Friendly staff. What put it over the top for me was that the music playing in the dining room was this album. I had neglected to remember the Mars Volta until that meal. But now I’m back.
And after 10 years, they are back. I love it.
Orly? you posted this a month ago so maybe ill have to go see them live again. Haven't seen them live since 2003. I remember I got into a car accident after that show.
@@casedistorted they were amazing live, I saw them in October.
Few concerts have gave the chills like this song live last night in Berlin. Will remember that sensation forever!!!!
I am extremely fortunate to have gotten to see them while touring Francis the Mute. They were playing with SOAD. Awesome show.
“Its musk was fecal in origin.” and “mincemeat of pupils” are lyrics that always jump out at me.
Mars Volta is back‼️2022
absolutely one of the best rock albums ever made.
Transcendental! Always come back to this when I need to escape...
10 years ago today this album was released ... it is an important day to me. This album really changed the way I see, understand and experience music, art and life in general. thank you The Mars Volta.
2023 and still sounds as epic as ever!
Holds truth cause ”now I'm lost”! 10 years counting.....
One of the greatest songs ever written. On the best album ever made.
Rip Mars Volta 2001-2013 your spirit will never die
You'll be glad to know they've never split. Listen to the new album
@@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893 Aye, pretty amazing stuff.
This is absolutely my favorite band of all time next to ATDI ❤❤❤❤ RIP IKEY WE MISS U SO MUCH
This song will forever creep through my soul like an icy fog and then dissipate to reveal the warm sun... i just.
20 años ya de esta canción y aún me sigue causando una sensación increíble
I first saw this video on a late night public access Music Show.. I was instantly attracted to the energy and power of the song. I became obsessed with Mars Volta and their music🎵🥁🎶
2023 still bangin like it was 2004
2020 anyone?
annen
Off course!
👌🏻👌🏻
Since I heard this in 04 it gets played at least twice a week 😅
yup
Masterpiece.
This video is really great quality wow. Who’s here in 2021?
2021 checking in. They will live forever on my playlists.
Most celestial-sound band I've ever heard live and poetically up there in the heaven of lyricism.
You should listen to Sygur Ros then.
ahh this song! i remember a cute guy from college back in 2005 putting this song on a mix cd for me...memories!
In 2003 I was 12 years old and this was fucking amazing. As a kid who grew up on my mom's Yes records, this hit the appropriate challenge for my brain.
One of my all time favorite lyrics "im not the percent you think survives"
una explosión de adrenalina llena de feeling, misterio todo con un extraño encanto que te envuelve y sacude desde dentro. A GREAT SONG
DankPods made me curious. 😋
The best intro ever ...
Such great texture to their music
This never gets old.
Most underrated band in history
Damn brings me way back
Que delicia es escuchar a los Mars Volta! Larga vida al rock!!
This song(and really, the whole album) almost makes me tear up, I have such memories listening to it. It’s so good. Long live the Mars Volta. This band changed my life.
It brings tears to my eyes. Such strong nostalgia. Listening to this album on repeat the summer we graduated from high school. One long, drug-fueled summer filled with both euphoria and despair. The highest of highs and lowest of lows. This was the soundtrack.
2019 baby, still blasting this album
Cedric... Tu voz es una de las que más me gustan en este mundo! Gracias 💖
Brilliant musicians vocalist's voice is very amazing striking brilliant complex jazz drums
If this is your first time hearing this band Id highly recommend listening to more of their discography
RIP Ikey - some amazing playing on De-loused... THE greatest album ever.
Cada vez que vuelvo a escucharla me resulta sorprendente! Como se destaca cada instrumento por separado, esos gritos... 😍🙌💖✨ 2022
I revisit this song ever so often, and it NEVER fails to blow my mind every. single. time.
was looking back at some old myspace pics and i was wearing one of their tshirts. came to this video for nostalgia but so glad people are still appreciating. lol
As much as I love rap (because I'm a 15 year old girl, I grew up on it), these guys are amazing. I'm glad my parents made me listen to these guys as a kid. My friends would disagree but being a drummer since age 2, I can really appreciate this.
Im 28 now, first heard this when I was 17, still love it!
So much can be said. I just choose to say that they are amazing. Even their energy now is palpable. Philly loves The Mars Volta.
saw them in 2004 opening for SOAD. Best time of my life.
We´ll miss you Isaiah Ikey Owens
To everyone who knows the background story behind this album: epic feels
I wish someone would make an animated movie utilizing the lyrics and imagery. Would be a soul bending tripout for sure. But then Televators would bring in all of the feels together, and then it all explodes and ends beautifully with Take The Veil. A dreamlike animation based off of this dream material would be amazing.
You should check out TheRealMusician and his work on this.
Ouijaaaaaaa
Yeah at first i thought it was pretty dark... (although i still think the same lol) also the background story of the "Frances the Mute" album but still that doesn't matter, what matters is that they hold a special place on my heart although i only get to know their band until 15 years since the release of this masterpiece of album.
btw the background story has nothing to do with an HIV infected prostitute, that just happens to be one of the worst and most popular fan theories I've seen.
Influenced my Art in such a big way! remember smoking blunts listening to while in pilots license class. Today I am an artist and a different kind of pilot...a Psychedelic one!
In awe at the pipes on this lad.
Absolute unit
¡¡¡¡¡NAAAAAARWHAAAAALLLL!!! 🔊📢📣