every time when i listen to this song , i see my whole life. My childhood , my endlesss days at school, my great times with friends , my girlfriend , my fights and depressive days , my first concert with my band , my first festivals, my freakout moments and boring moments. It's strange how just music with no lyrics can make me so emotional. i'm nearly crying right now. Because of hapiness :)
i know this comment was from 11 years ago, so your life by now must've changed even more than what you imagined then and you probably won't even see this, but your comment stuck with me significantly as someone going through these same feelings having just discovered this band a few days ago, about a whole year after my graduation. i still have a long way to go even if it'll feel so short, but with music like this i feel like i can triumph over anything. 65daysofstatic is wonderful, this song is sublime, life is beautiful and fleeting, and im hoping that even after more than a decade you're still expressing the same gratitude for good music and the totality of life.
I've not listened to this for a few years as it was never really one of my favourites on the album for some reason. It's just hit me with an unexpected tide of emotion and nostalgia and now I'm honestly welling up a little. It reminds me of when this came out. It reminded me of when I was a teenager with long shaggy hair, baggy jeans and an obligatory band t-shirt. I reminds me skipping classes to get high with my friends and the early sexual encounters that I mistook for love. It reminds me of being in a band and spending my Saturdays hanging out in dusty rehearsal rooms that look remarkably like the one featured in this video. It reminds me of a time when I felt like my whole life was ahead of me, when everything was new and exciting whilst simultaneously moving through phases of crippling loneliness and insecurity; and each triumph or failure was amplified tenfold by a whirlwind of hormones. I'm a happier, better person now than I was back then; but I can't but yearn for those days. Music like this is a portal back to those sad, crazy, ecstatic, mundane times.
MrFitznicely I was explaining to my girlfriend the wide array of emotions music from that exact same time in my life makes me feel when I bring it back. I could not have put it any better.
@@ptanyuh I've been listening to 65DOS for 13 years or so and only a week ago did I finally find out where this quote came from lol - great movie too lol - super cool to see so many seattle musicians in there
This is the English Language evolving. I have started using favouritised in everyday conversation. Thank you for you contribution to my mother tongue! 8)
Looking back, I think this song greatly influenced my musical tastes. I believe I heard it when I was about 12. There seems to be a timeless quality to music that is so imminently emotional.
“The negative energy just makes me stronger, this band will not retreat, we are unstoppable.” What a coincidence how perfectly that fits to describe HG’s endeavor, a fitting song for the 5th Anniversary teaser.
In 2023 this song appeared on the No Man's Sky Trailer on Steam. Very cool, melodic, well arranged and produced. Long hard guitar riffs. Nothing pretentious. Just hard hitting. A bit more down tempo than Hum - Stars (1995) but JUST AS GREAT!
When this was uploaded i was only 17. Now im going on 32...Its amazing how this is sort of a time portal back to simpler times when things made more sense at 17 and our entire lives were still ahead of us.
so few tracks when combined with their music videos have embeded in my brain, and very very few stuck like this... dont know how many years ago since. still utterly beautiful fuzz
Hearing this again after everything that's happened in the last year has really helped me process and open my eyes to the world. Fully waking up from living a sheltered life has been so disorienting, and now I've really got to stop being the meek, indecisive person I've spent the first sixteen years of my life being. I'm behind, and that's been shown to me visually by my thirteen year old brother visibly looking older than me, but i find myself genuinely not being bothered, because as long as I'm still breathing, the only person I'm competing against is me of yesterday. I know I'm young, and I'm basically just using an old RU-vid video as a diary at this point, but I know I can make it.
I searched this song a few weeks ago and thought this video was weird. Today I listened to the song again and couldn't help but think of this. There's just something so irresistible in the way they surrender themselves to the music.
here here! It's great how they basically just put this song as audio for the Frontiers teaser trailer, even the voice sample in the beginning. It's like 65DOS and Hello Games are one and the same.
Not missing out on much nowadays... I often find myself coming back to this time in music and genre. It was all happening in my high school/ college days. Good times. Simpler times.
Aaaaah saw these guys live like 3 years ago and wasn't really into it, nor were the crowd and they got frustrated. Now I see the error of my ways, they're awesome! Wish I could go back and be like 'Woooooooooooooooo!'
It's always a great experience to hear music and you can actually HEAR the the people making the music know what it is all about with (Rock)Music. great drummer.
Every time I listen to this song I see that nothing has changed but I'm different and feel different about everything around me. Just another ant in the pile.
I just saw these guys opening for The Cure in today in San Diego. I've never heard of them before, but after watching how much energy they have on stage while playing such amazing, brilliant music, they're definitely a band to check out.
I thought I dreamed of reading about this band in kerrang when I was about 14/15 but then a week later I stumbled across The Fall Of Math in HMV and it completely changed my outlook on music. So glad I got to see the 10th anniversary show at Koko a few years ago
