Bedhead - What Fun Life Was 1994(Full Album) 

yeah Bedhead will always be one of my favs

i agree

when you forget you even left a comment and come back to listen to an album 3 years later and see it.

How’s your mom do when she listens to it

What about Nu-metal?

Cool background info and some bands i havent heard of but i am gonna look up. Thank you

thank you

What did you do for work?

I started university (kind-of), was maybe 19y old, living at my aunts place during thr week, and my place via my brother driving me around (he was seeying a girl really close to that) I would get up a 6am, go to school, fail my classes, sleep at the school anywhere on the ground or some shit, go back to my aunts place, stay up until 2am watching animes on my cellphone For 2 years. Man having a depression nearly killed me. On the breaking point i stopped existing. In 6 weeks, i went outside 4days, took 2 shower, and loose 35 pounds not eating. I played skyrim, while drinking water and nothing else. Listening to bedhead in repeat. Im now 27years old and honestly, im think im doing better, not by much, but ive grown a hell lot and its a great thing. And i still listen to bedhead ^^ Things go better :)

@@pierrelapointe333idk if thats me right now but thank u so much for sharing , it rly gives me a perspective of life

I like you

I heard somebody else comment this on a Modest Mouse video, I think it was about Mechanical Birds, and I’ve looked out for that in lowfi shit ever since.

I was told they recorded this and had a practice space in their local church. That was part of what shaped the drum sound, because he couldn't hit them very hard. It was against the rules of the space. He had to figure out a different way to make it sound cacophonous. Made for a very odd sound for the time, and ended up being influential. At least I think it was. A lot of later famous bands copied the style.

shat aaap

Just like for Eisley, I have absolutely zero idea how texan urban or rural landscape can inspire such ethereal music

I'm very jealous

@@VictorNickel I’m from Amarillo and I swear to God I’m gonna make something as beautiful as this despite living in hell on earth 🙏

Can't believe I see a WFMU mention. And going back all the way to 99. Wow

My favorite kind of re-discoveries! It's how I found stabbing Westward as a teenager. I'd recorded a copy of Save Yourself on cassette while my family and I were camping. Low and behold many years later they become one of my angst-era staples. :) I just typed in full album 1994 while looking for something to enjoy during work. This sounds interesting - depressive kinda proto indi I guess? Let's give it a spin! Also much love to WFMU for getting good music out there!

To be crushed is not to be Hit and then left to recover It's to be left untouched Unable to pass from one place to another. To be crushed is not to be Held down by some minor influence It's to be left alone with nothing to understand To be drowning is not to be Suffered as some cruel fate It should be taken as a blessing And maybe even a gift from god. But i've never seen Him give anything away And i've never known Him to have anything to say Which is why i've never felt Any real need to pray

codeine, slint and low also like this incase you don't know of them already.

Check out Karate

and Van Pelt 'Sultans of Sentiment'

@@justahumanbeing.709 Don't forget Galaxie 500, the grandfolks of this subgenre!!

if you like them check out codeine

I didn't think I would ever hear those two bands in the same sentence. Love both. Never got to see Behead but I caught Toadies twice on the Hell Below Stars Above tour and got to meet Todd and the rest of the band after the show in Buffalo. Great memories.

PS (7 months later): No, sorry, this price goes to Codeine, but this is still in the upper-most strata.

I don't hear why people are calling this slowcore. This has nothing on Low. You want slow listen to Low. 😏

blasphemy against stratosphere

It’s a tie between Stratosphere, Things We Lost In The Fire, and WhatFunLifeWas

That was my favorite too

Kunjeeboi å

Yellow by Coldplay, yes.

Exactly

in a good way

the beauty of it.

Monochromatically amazing

I tant!

I used a lyric from it in my high school yearbook:) 1995

I'd like to do one; I used to work in radio, and I will get back into it. Anybody have contact information ?

Tunkamoose Ty Yes

Matt Kadane is a history prof at Hobart and Williams, so you could probs contact his faculty email and he'd get it

@Claire Campbell - I once read one: ovrld.com/interviews/interview-underground-legend/

Podio #1 Spectrum- Highs, lows, and heavenly blows #2 Spriritualized- Pure phaze #3 Bedhead What fun life was.

hope ya're jokin.

painfully relatable.

@@manfreygordon I noticed your comment from 3 years ago. Hope you find your salvation one day, mister.

they sound like Duster because Duster sounds like Bedhead...(i.e. chronology...)

Better than sounding like nickelback or RHCP

This came out before Mogwai and Duster lol, and all 4 are some of my favorite bands.