I'm Arthur Bhutic! I'd be listening to this on my long plane trip from Houston to Greenville, South Carolina! I lived right by the North Carolina Border in Zirconia, South Carolina in the 1980s as a Child! Greenville is about 900 feet above sea level! Their's no 👎 busses 🚌 to get to Zirconia! I'd order a tiny vehicle from the Phillippines, such as a Trycycle or a Jeepney! Their simple to operate than an ordinary size vehicle! Even simple to operate for Children! I'd turn my radio 📻 out loud listening to this in my tiny vehicle! I'd drive 🚗 climbing more than 1000 feet! I'd be driving 🚗 up ☝ and down mountains ⛰, that my ears will pop! I've got that here in the 1980s!
@@christopherrogers5197 I'm Arthur Bhutic! Of course! I'd be listening to this on my long plane trip from Houston to Greenville, South Carolina! I lived right by the North Carolina Border in Zirconia, South Carolina in the 1980s as a Child! Zirconia is more than 2000 feet above sea level! Houston isn't even 50 feet above sea level! From Greenville, theirs no 👎 busses 🚌! I'd order a tiny vehicle from the Phillippines, such as a Trycycle or a Jeepney! Their simple to operate than an ordinary size vehicle! Even simple for Children! Greenville is about 900 feet above sea level! I'd turn my radio 📻 out loud in my tiny vehicle! I'd be driving 🚗 climbing more than 1000 feet! I'd be driving 🚗 up ☝ and down mountains ⛰ that my ears 👂 will pop! That's what I got here back in the 1980s!
I can provide a little insight. A Warner exec LOVED the band so much that on his own time and dime, tracked down the licensing of cartoons like Betty Boop, edited them himself too..... What he made: the things we now know as the Groovies, which are old-school WB cartoons synced to SC's music. Doughty thought they were cheesy and wanted a video that featured his face (a bit of a "rockstar" moment), much to the chagrin of said Warner exec and the other 3 in the band that loved the Groovies. Mark Degliantoni (sampler player, the man in this video with the red balloons) described this video as "forgettable" and essentially selfish on Doughty's part for not only looking a gift horse in the mouth as far as the Groovies go but to specifically want his face in the video for recognition. Doughty was also really getting zonked out of his mind on heroin at this point (1998) with said addiction reaching its boiling point in late 1999/2000 with the band ending. I'm a huge fan and have read a lot about them. Sad story. I heard some demos done along with some live material for a possible 4th album.... Makes you wonder what could have been. As for their solo careers, Doughty really didn't slack, I must admit, everything up until 2013 was really great. Lately, he's kinda been lacking for his songwriting, lyrically and replacing live musicians with computers, so to make a pun, even though the gas is running out, he can't just wreck it.... haha. He's likely never going to make another Haughty Melodic but a Skittish II might be something that can save the ship from sinking all the way.
Mr. Doughty doesn't even to seem to like his old music with this band. There are surprising/not surprising reasons for this that he wrote in a book. He still plays this one at shows so I think it survived his distancing himself from his hoary crufted and weird past musical career. That aside 'Wreck it, you insured the thing' is something I hope to see spray painted on an the side of an Enterprise or other car rental place one day.
@@SuperKamio I read his book and felt that Mike is a deeply unhappy guy who will take grudges to his grave. I have enjoyed his solo stuff but not nearly as much as Soul Coughing. You can't take away what the band added to his music. The weirdly genius samples, the great upright bass and the tight jazz drumming. His solo stuff has never reached the same heights.
I was a teen those years, and life was such a blast. I couldn't wait to become an adult and realize all those dreams, only to discover that when getting there, the dreams I'd have were my teens.
Who else remembers hearing this followed by shelf in the room, followed by what its like, followed by good riddance, followed by fucking iris over and over on the radio in 1998. I remember that shit. Never saw it on cartoon network though.
first heard this (and rolling) on Cartoon Network when i was about 7 or 8 and never got to write down the band name. then in 2006 i randomly decided to google "i don't need to walk around in circles" and then found one of my all time favorite bands that i would constantly go back to and listen to every song from for more than a decade. Their music is my life.
@@mmurph I'm pretty diverse when it comes to music. This song gives me a nostalgic feeling. What else do you listen to? I'm big into underground hip hop, 90s alternative rock, house music, pop, anything that sounds good.
24 years after first listening to this song I've finally watched the music video for the first time. This song takes me back to a much different life, a life as a teenager free of any responsibilities except doing some chores and not failing school. Ahhh, simpler times.
For some reason, this song always makes me think of Calvin and Hobbes. I can just picture Calvin going on a ride with his wagon or using his imagination to make his dull life more interesting.
Calvin and HObbes got married in 2016 with the Gay Marriage Supreme Court Ruling..... until Hobbes transitioned to a woman, now they're just straight married :/
I apologize to the wife for bogarting her wife liter tube account but she knows why my smart devices are all broke, may't b'n'eaven her druthers in sea shall've seen her way clear to forgiving me: Dave mister misses this lady just wanted to add that he had the final Calvin and Hobbes strip cellophane taped to the door of his family bedroom all through adolescence, since I went to band camp for logic and ethics at Hamilton and taping Sunday funnies to your door of official faculties was the style at the time, oh how I envied those tenured school mice and their squeaking cute teaching assistants. Mostly I probably coveted this one resident advisor who had these short shorts that put me in mind of picturing a tomato on legs...I will never catch up to the kids in the dorm halls, so many ratgets...anyway that final I put on my bedroom door was gone fission to my academic half life, the doctor little professor is out to retire lunchment, thanks for all the French fries...thanks bill Watterson, I will perform cpr on you preferentially if forced to choose between the author and David foster Wallace- logs floating down my old man lazy river...too bad about this flood of environmental bad news, I guess the earth is doomed, oh well... So anyway, why is the singer from this video dressed up like Velma from Scooby Doo? Thank you, I will see myself out, Mr speaker I yield my remaining time to the floor.
2010... Second time doing mushrooms...Had a really bad trip. Put this on my CD player. Things got way better when listening to it. Perfect mix of wierd/artistic and ear candy.
I think I understand the symbolism the sweater was his comfort zone in life and as he went forward in life he slowly moved out of it the milkman and the guy with the flowers represents his innocence and childishness and after finally becoming an adult was able to break the chains that held him back and become his own man
got to see these guys live on the Irresistible Bliss tour and when they did Lazy Bones live the whole college campus went bananas when they stopped to play at SUNY Oswego great freaking show
@@okjeffy6581I don't recall this song in Ed, Edd 'N Eddy, but this song did play on Cartoon Network Groovies involving the Hanna Barbera having to walk in a cycle.
This is one of those songs/music videos you have the feeling that you already saw before but at the same time don't. When I randomly heard this song in my yt mix I got this strange nostalgic feeling like I knew the song. I checked out this and again I got this strange feeling that I already saw it. However, I can't remember where or when I was supposed to hear this song. Maybe I was too young
When you were languishing in rooms I built to file you in And when the wind set down in funnel form and pulled you in I don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in Don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in And when the ghostly dust of violence traces everything And when the gas runs out just wreck it, you insured the thing I don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in Don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in Doom da doom da doom Well I'm going, I'm going Doom da doom da doom Well I'm going, I'm going Doom da doom da doom Well I'm going, I'm going Doom da doom da doom Well I'm going, I'm going But I can't sigh now that you made the move It has gone and gone to dogs Lay down on the floor For the right price I can get everything Slip into the car Go driving to the farthest star I don't need to walk around in circles, walk-a In circles, walk around in circles Walk around in-a Don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in Don't need to walk around in circles Walk around in circles, walk around in circles Walk around in
Ah miss Cartoon Network so much my childhood little kids back day nostalgia TV Show Commercial Video Games Music Cartoon and Anime all-time I love it so memories.
Weird that a song like this was played on the same radio stations with KoRn, Limp Bizkit, and Kid Rock back in the day (at least, on the modern rock station where I lived at the time) *AND* was referenced on the original Beverly Hills, 90210.
I think that's because they had the same cult following as bands such as korn. There's something about the sounds of the '90's that is creepy and nostalgic at the same time.
Smoking lots of weed with your buddies being couch locked back in the 90's forced you to discover lots of cool bands when MTV actually still played music and was about music, and had interviews with musicians. Imagine that kids, what a cool world it was back then...
Something about the 90s that’s the best. It fits with the alt rock from the earlier Part of the 90s this Style was pretty much dead by 1998 nu metal was the new thing Most of it was pretty cheesy but still pretty good especially Korn Is actually really good and the pioneers of the genre. They continue to make good music to this day
@@JordanOwnby - It's not creepy like the way you mention it, it's just that the music that followed was so commercial and sappy and so blatantly marketed for little kids, which is why most teens of 1995 never mention it, or at least positively.
Can’t believe they are actually reuniting!! I was 5 when I discovered this song from the cartoon music video on boomerang in the early 00s and it had a major impact on my taste in music. Really hoping they come to Ohio or I might just drive to the Pittsburgh show 👌
I'm Arthur Bhutic! I'd be listening to this on my long plane trip from Houston to Greenville, South Carolina! I lived right of the North Carolina Border in Zirconia, South Carolina in the 1980s as a Child! Zirconia is more than 2000 feet above sea level! Houston isn't even 50 feet above sea level! While, theirs no 👎 busses 🚌 to get to Zirconia! I'd order a tiny vehicle from the Phillippines, such as a Trycycle or a Jeepney! Their simple to operate than an ordinary size vehicle! Even simple for Children to operate! Greenville is about 900 feet above sea level! I'd be turning the radio 📻 out loud listening to this in my tiny vehicle! I'd be driving 🚗 climbing up ☝ more than 1000 feet! I'd be going up ☝ and down mountains ⛰, that my ears 👂 will pop! That's what I got here back in the 1980s!
I saw Soul Coughing at Lee's Palace in Toronto. It's a smaller show bar type venue and it might have cost $10 a ticket that night. Still one of the best live shows I've seen out of the hundreds I've been to.
Today was the first time I've watched the video to this since the song came out back in 98. Funny thing is I still remember exactly how the video went all these years later.
"I walk to the left, i walk to the right, i walk to the left. I walk to the right." "Barney!! Don't do that!" "Oh!, i'm sorry Barney." "It's just that... i think i'm lost." "You're not lost Fred, we're just stuck in some kind of loop." "Loop huh? We're going to keep walking until we get to the bottom of this."
