First Reaction to Ween - The Mollusk 

Lol

Thats a gorgeous joke.

Or if Fantano wasn't a cu..

Ben Spizuco well it’s two guys but it’s still super impressive

Yeah...well one or 2 (Dean Ween sings The Blarney Stone amongst others) but I was wondering where he came up with that idea too.

@@jakeport5381 he said "12 tracks" implying that gener didn't sing all of the tracks

zyzix Deaner sang Blarney stone and pink eye is instrumental. but if course Deaner has some sick background diddles too

Johnny on the spot might have Deaner on vocals

Interesting that you say that because that's actually how I got into ween in the first place, and same with my friend. Ocean man fucking rocks lol

Agreed; I love that song. It's a really cool take on surf rock. The whole album is fantastic including the song that happened to become a meme.

IKR!!!!!!!!! I love that song, and people always ruin it for me, it might be the best ween song aside from exactly where I'm at and trandermal celebration, so it really sucks that it just so happened to be used in spongbob and only remembered as a meme, and when I say thats my favorite ween song, people call me a fake fan, our world these days....

M8 meme or not people love the song, if something is a 'meme' doesn't mean that people don't take it serious, there are a lot of 'meme¿ songs thata are actually good music, don't take everything so serious

I first heard it on a Skate vid by Baker and I got so surprised when I heard it on spongebob

Pizza Sauce same brother, this album both ruined and saved my life

Absolutely same

Man I wish I knew that feel...I grew up on Ween, so I got used to their music since I can think back xD Still one of my fav's till today!

Hail boognish

Can say the same here man. But I kind of zoned out the whole time and just tried to figure out how or why or what made them make such an amazing album

Yup. People need to hear this.

When I first heard The mollusk I was thinking how the f that dude sings in all that styles sounding so organic

His vocal range is INSANE

Only deaner could do such a masterpiece

He actually got to the ec

@@Erik-zd2oi true

I'm so very sorry for your loss bud. I had a similar experience when I was 9. Lost my father then. Life sucked, i was so confused. I think of him. Daily. Be strong brotha!

🙏 Deeply sorry for your loss. My dad left my mother & me (after being very abusive) as well as the state around the time I turned eight- years old. (Though, it was the best thing to ever happen to me and my mother)! Your dad sounds like a really cool (and intellectually curious) man! 😄👍 ...and those guys I consider to be my peers... and my heroes! 😎🤘

Just happened to me and he loved ween ;[

My parents also used to play ween aaaaaall the time

100000% I feel this exact way

one of the voices in mutilated lips (7:15 in the video) sounds exactly like spongebob

Same with mr. Crabs in the Blarney Stone

This is exactly what happened. When Stephen Hillenburg was interested in making a show about underwater creatures he coincidentally heard this album and he got ahold of the band and one of the things they talked about was how the characters of the show would sound. You can clearly hear SpongeBob and Patrick on I’m Dancing in the Show Tonight, SpongeBob on Mutilated Lips, and Mr. Krabs on the Blarny Stone.

Sandy too!

Fancy seeing you here! Ween video soon?

Wait, didn’t you have a Understanding Ween video? Where’d it go?!!

@@AmRosary05 that's what I thought!

Hiiiii! I just came here from one of your videos, small world the internet is.......

He is here

And melt your brain with "The Pod"

@@eddiedingle767 brown levels too high

Mollusk slightly better than quebec to me

@@zackbone3768 - Its damn close, but The Argus might be the best song ever written.

I know he's heard, at least, "It's Gonna be a Long Night" and the first verse and maybe some change of "Zoloft" I remember there being a video of it, in a YUNOREVIEW style, gauntlet style.

Two whole alcohol poisonings, huh?

@@bingle2484 yeah two of them

Love your channel

Omgggg its you

Yo, Buffalo

Man, zoloft is a good, underrated track.

NateIsLame I’m a huge fan Haha , your vids are great btw

FUCK YEAH

NateIsLame thanks nate

Can’t believe you watch these

Butthead: huhuhuhuhu 69 Beavis: hm hmm he Butthead: huhuhu ween Beavis: hmm hmm hmm he Butthead Huhuhuhu taste Beavis: hmm hmm he Butthead: huhuhu This is cool hhuhuhu Beavis: yah Both: *laughing* hi nate btw

Might as well throw White Pepper in there. Right up there.

I love Quebec, but White Pepper would definitely come before it.

@@keithgraber they are both so fab. I guess the trench made in my brain from White Pepper just runs a little deeper. So much of music is the connection we have with. At every stage of our lives. We really associate music with ourselves and our perception of the time frame. Great memories. Getting ready to see the boys AGAIN! Devils Night - Royal Oak MI.

@@MANDINGLOST00 I'm team brown, The Pod

@@eddiedingle767 I love it as well. Dr. Rock!!

*Freeman

I mean it's what the human ear likes

@@Userrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.r Absolutely, I just thought his reaction to them, like they were mind-blowing, was humorous.

@@RandomGuy641 I think it was more about the instrumental or song progression than the chord progression but yeah you're right

Allahu Akbar Quebec too

The Oneness.

Quebec

@@everettbabcock8593 The Pod

As much as I wanted to like Disco, I find it completely un-listenable to this day. I'm a HUGE fan of the first Bungle album - that crazy record dug its way into my brainmeat in my late teens & just wouldn't let go for years. I still put it in my top-5 all-time albums. From the epic time changes to the Lynch samples to the circus themes to the lyrics to the artwork to the violence to the pure genius of it all - it seriously f'd up my consciousness in the best ways possible. Seriously, I was obsessed. In my 45yrs very few albums have grabbed me quite like that one. So when Disco Volante came out I bought it on day 1 & rushed home to smoke one & take it all in. Of course, being a huge Patton & FnM fan, I expected it to be a bit different from the self-titled lp, but I wasn't prepared for the noisy, unstructured insanity of DV at all. I do enjoy California very much, as well as the Fantomas stuff, so a few years ago (around the time of the Peeping Tom release) I decided to go back & give Disco Volante another listen, thinking that maybe without all of the self-imposed "sophomore-album" expectations, that I might enjoy & appreciate it like so many Bungle fans have. I mean, I'm much older now & tastes evolve, right? NOPE! haha Man, I still find it to be beyond terrible - to the point of being completely un-listenable. Disco Volante eludes me like a great joke that I'm not in on.

California oh fuck yes brilliant

Fuck yes

@@heatnationwpb even if you don't like disco volante, you have to admit desert search for techno allah and carry stress in the jaw are fucking amazing

@Gabriel lol

Claude Coleman Jr joined Ween as their drummer in '94

Wtf chsnge your name

I’m boutta see em in 2 weeks😩

I saw them in 05, at the Cains in Tulsa, kicked our ass for almost 3 hours. Best show I have ever seen.

Transdermal Celebration Anyone

Mark Quick That's my favorite track

Or white pepper

@shyguy99 I've been gone for so long...

@shyguy99 I understand it...

The Blarney Stone was sung by Mickey, but Aaron sang every other song.

Oh damn, I honestly had no idea that was Deaner until now!! That's dope! Thanks for the correction man!

deaner sung 'waving my dick' too

twomindz79 i'm like 90% sure gene sings that song

interesting. i've seen them live twice(98&07) and deaner sung it. i've just found other shows here with gener. don't know bout the album now.

Found you

Usheen Coleman you're right, it would be, but it would still be cool for him to react to anything pre- Electriclarryland from them.

@@musicenjoyer446 *pre-Weird Revolution

@@musicenjoyer446 unless you meant by popularity, than yeh

@@musicenjoyer446 Locust Abortion Technician