What an amazing background! Music really is that powerful.

Cool story bro

Ha. Class story man. I'm a total rocker but one day I came home, switched on the idiot-box and there...in all their glory were Mobb Deep rapping Burn and I've been hooked ever since....own most of their albums including Prodigys autobiography.. they led me to Big L, KRS, MOP & Krumbsnatcha...Nas, Meth and Red, Souls of Mischief, Madchild, even Common.

Well said man! 🤘✌️

Wow. The universe had a plan for you my friend. That story tells a lot about you. Thanks for sharing! Peace out.

Jeff

​@@AnaGarcia-fo5rclol

let it rip

*aggressive camera panning*

Heard!

Heard.

Yes Chef

Heard chef

DOOM 2016

I think the first time I heard this was in the movie adaption of Friday Night Lights. My mind was blown then and still is by this masterpiece that has withstood time. Then watching the Bear I hear it again. Boom!

You know what’s funny? I was just thinking as I put this song on and was waiting for the opening lyrics, that his style of singing in the first 30 seconds, reminds me a lot of Mick Jagger in Satisfaction. Just heavier.

oh? its not "get ice cream"?

​@@JokersNtheOddballsadly no 😿

Big facts!

@@dannycervantes2596 "Nick" creased me. You are right though.

Fugazi called.....they want their ideas back

Like 58 years ahead I think

The year 2077

The riff sounds similar to Judas Priest - A Touch of Evil (1990), isn't it?

@@WilliamBarryRoberts shape of punk to come called they dont care about fugazi ideas

AYYYYE BRUCE, great taste my friend

Bruce, is this really you?

Booce!

Definitely on my lifetime music playlist.

You wanna say people knew about this song before DOOM?!?! (O)_(O) Mind=Blown!

When I was 17 this was on repeat in my car, I never took out the CD or (or was it a tape?) for like a whole year

17 years? This song came out 26 years ago. 1998

Just imagine what you will find/hear tomorrow.....................

Thanks for reminding us all we're older than we realized ​@@JokersNtheOddball

Shame on you... xddd

i love how they built it up the whole season, teasing the drop, and then finally at the end they let it loose

​@@tyklug2013 it was brilliant.

I waited SOOOO long watching that show for it to finally hit the "CAN III SCREAAAM!!!". They do the beginning part so much in the show before they actually drop it, it's amazing.

The BEAR, Same reason I'm here. I was just waiting for the "can I scream?!!!!" Old school days for me this track.

The bear brought me here! AMAZING! LOVE IT!

My 7th grade history teacher gave me Weezer - The Blue Album, I'll never ever forget it and how it changed my life

@@jtlevonick4759 my 7th grade teacher asked to see my underwear

@@ellieellieonthewall9189 Royal family moment

@@ellieellieonthewall9189 relatable

Back when teachers taught you how to think not what to think!!!

Feeling a little seasick?

It's the most influencial hardcore band of the 90s. I wish you a speedy recovery.

I sometimes think people don't understand the word 'underrated'. They are the exact opposite of underrated.

@@unomas4250 maybe under-appreciated, or at least under-publicized because many people havent heard of these guys until much later, myself included. I know quite an extensive punk history (not so much modern hardcore) so im really surprised its taken me this long to find them!

In what way are they underrated? The very respected in punk.

I first heard it in 2005 and thought it was a new song. I only found out today the band started in the early 90s.

@@fractalign early 90 refused and late 90 refused was not the same

I'm dancing on Turnstile now, I think we're not that wrong.

Still sounds fresh AF

49 and still listening

Omg now I want to run around the streets and do exactly that So BADLY !. I almost forgot my musical roots. Left some of them on lower boards. Hear the first ten seconds and know I know this like my breathing and I have to jump ,but need 10minutes to get the title. How could I let that happen? But getting on track again.

WOO!

Jane Doe X Oh yeah! Never let those roots die. They say the classics never go out of style but they do... they do.

Jane Doe X I see you’re a fan of Converge too 😎. Judging by your handle...

In usually try "I dance to all the wrong songs." Hoping for the reply, "Doing all the wrong moves?"

Meeee

We’re all chippin in 😎

these chooms are preem af

Nova

@Jeylo Murlo bruh

Same age and yes this changed everything for me. Changed the way I dressed and acted. I wanted to be these guys and smash the state so much!

Same here, mate. 37 now and counting and can't get tired of this "new noise"! :D Just amazing!

This song is a masterpiece. The entire album as well! Thank you man!

Same. I picked this song as my "walk out music" for varsity baseball ca. 2002.... Coaches didn't like it.

@@johnqpublic2718 I had The Four Horsmen junior year. Senior year we didn't do it.

That is correct. XD

My #1 album, easy choice. I just listened again after a few years. Means more now than ever before.

Back when this came out, I was only listening to the music that was coming from the "Epitaph, Fat Wreck, Burning Heart"-corner of the punk scene... Since then I left most of that music behind and only listen to it occassionally for nostalgia-reasons. Refused is one of the exceptions though - that music will never get old, it will never get boring, there is still so much discover in that one album (the others are great as well though). I'll never be done with Refused.

Same

I feel you I don't usually like this genre either, but fuck they rock out

DEADDD Top reference

64 yrs old feel the same way

Never to old to fucking throw down bro

It came out in 1998.

GET ICECREAM!!!

@@thedingo2566 5:02 - THANK YOU BEEF!!

@@JetWarriorlol to both the timestamps 😂 now I can’t un-hear them hahaha

followed by 2:18

Thank you, chef.

Corner!

yeah especially linkin park they were heavily influenced by them

I want names mr punk police guy get phucked in the buttox like the entire PDDDDDDDDDDDDD

The shape of punk to come! And it was!

Idk if you’d exactly call this “Punk” if anything I’d say this song(not necessarily the band but song) would be considered more so along the lines of Alternative Rock Or Metal. Punk is more along the lines of The Ramones, Sex Pistols, and more modern Punk would’ve at the time been like more like that of Green Day or something. And idk about you but I’ve heard a lot of Green Day in my day and this was hardly anything like the Green Day I’d heard then.

@@House.Of.Pain. punk

Same.

Ditto

Makes you want to break shit or at least do something really dangerous.

Regardless, when this song first came out, I thought he was saying some shit about Kurt Russell. 😁

As a fan of Hevisaurus and some black metal, I can attest to that.

The disparity between this album and the genre it inspired could not be greater. No one ever recreated this.

@@Rocknrollrocker I certainly won't disagree

ever since trap music got popular it is even more accurate to say we lack the motion to move to the new beat

Adrenalin.... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtWHo9amm8-aiY0.html

Same here. And same with almost all their songs, really.

Same here man it’s my been my go to “pissed off” song for sometime now and it just never gets old.. That scream is my all time favorite in all of rock music to and probably always will be.

The raw energy in the intro and the whole song in general is mindblowing!! Feel so fortunate to have experienced them live! Nearly broke my neck headbanging!!

This song is the one where the QB and FB on the Friday night lights movie come out before the state championship game

How fould you forget ABBA!?

swedish hardcore punk is some of the greatest too... totalitar, anti cimex, shitlickers, mob 47 are amazing bands!

Venerea!

Ghost, Avatar

Soilwork too!

screamo

@@micheledalpozzo4059 nemo

Screamo? Isn’t it literally a Hardcore Punk song tho?

@@Johnny-ux7yi they used to be a shifty screamo hc band

One of worst bands live ever.

@Kelly M There are clubs that play alternative music. I'm not talking about a festival or something.

I was maybe 13 when I first saw this video on late night music TV, maybe 3 or 4 years after its release. I never stood a chance.

I just put it on 11, then drank a 4 pack of 4 Loco and set my patio furniture on fire while beating it with a baseball bat at 4 in the morning. Happy birthday America!!

It was on tony hawk back in like 2004 numb nuts

@@brandengraves9992 Nope it was in the year 2077

Yes! How did I miss this band? Why are they so underrated? So many questions.

The thoughts that brought me here today. Disclaimer: Cyberpunk 2077 didn't bring me here and nor did Doom 2016's marketing 😉 😅

I found them thanks to DOOM 2016

Nice!

Awesome.

You've just nouce roled us

Oh shit, that line is "money buys the access"? I always thought it was _money buys the assholes!_ Think I like mine better.

Awesomeness 👌 woooooooo

"Jar Jar Binks!" Is what we screamed in the club instead of "The new beat!" 🤣

The new beat? I thought it was "Barns open"

Better late than never!

Sending sound pity your way. Watch out

This was also used twice in s1

Sameeee

That's fire chef

Yeah! After hearing that in the trailer, I went and listened to this. Can't wait till the full song comes out.

Jesus fk... I'm here after that too

I'm here for doom ... but I want the full version of cyber punk

you can hear cryptocurrency in the beat

I just found out it was them. I'm so fucking happy now been a refused fan for 16 year's and I love CDPR

True!!!

They're actually just really late to everything and end up throwing ideas developed everywhere else into a homogenous product. This song, for example, really doesn't develop any sound further; it just amalgamates a whole bunch of sounds and styles developed elsewhere. There's groove metal chugging and jazzy-emoey staccato guitar stuff from the States. There's African and Afro-Carribean beats on the drums. There's moogey trip hop/drum and bass type interludes that sound straight from Britain. There's the vocals, which are English. So, really, they're kind of last to everything. What here is distinctly Swedish?

@@meattray6932isn’t every new idea built upon past ideas?

@@meattray6932 That's how new innovative sounds usually are born my friend.. You clearly know zero songwriters and/or never read much about the process majority of innovative/good songwriters use to create most of their tunes. Usually they twist a riff or modify a hook until it is something new and interesting. Unrecognizable as influenced from the source material in most cases, at least unless it's meant to be an friggin homage:) Refused influenced just about every major punk act for a decade after this record was released, and the ones they influenced usually named them as major influence. Obvious to anyone that knows the punk of the era that this record was innovative. They are from a small northern city where the other big name is Meshuggah, google their influence on post-80s metal/heavy msic and you'll see that few can rival their influence on multiple genres/subgenres. Sweden has quite a few bands early in domestic scenes that originated new sounds/subgenres in metal and pop primarily but other less notable examples exist in several other genres. There's also a shitload of bands that aren't before their time or innovative, but if they suceed domestically they usually hold a high quality or is distinct in some way at least. The Swedish track record in music of multiple genres is obvious to anyone that bothers to Google about shit instead of spouting their ignorance. Hell, the first Swedish international sucess was ABBA and they were unique then and are still popular to this day. Sweden is the only country other than USA and the UK to export more music than it imports. It has surpassed the UK and taken #2 in many metrics.

These dudes had style, and were never afraid to show it

Had to dress up for the revolution lol

The best punk is inconspicuous punk.

Same xD

Niceee

Here cus of cyberpunk but i didnt know they did anything with Doom! What'd they do? Both games are fuckin sick

@@metalgearkirby9427 They add its beat in their live action trailer

Hi baby

you're not old. JFC.

Refused and Helmet

Songs to Fan the Flames of Discontent is seriously underrated. 30 minutes of in your face metallic hardcore that pushes the boundaries. Refused are just inventive and really good at what they do. They don't make music, they make experiences

There was a lot of cool shit happening in the 90s that nobody has ever heard of. Refused had really good production, but there were a fuck ton of small scene bands all over the place who anticipated screamo by years e.g. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gquam5pzya-5nJc.html

@@JudsonParker exactly what i was thinking

The way they'd seemlessly shoehorn New Noise into Maybe Memories is a great homage and nod to Refused's influence, although something tells me Branden had a lot to do with that, haha.

Brother they were using synths in punk in the 70s - check out 122 hours of fear by the Screamers

Me: KZfaq Recommendation

New Jersey pm THUG 1, aaaahg memories.

I knew this was from a game I played religiously growing up. Thank you

Gods: All three.

People : Can i just fucking enjoy music instead of getting tagged. Thanks.

Roddric Cabigas free compilation VHS with a CD purchased for me XD

IMHO, the album was way ahead of its time. Perfect

The moment I heard the riff I went bezerk. My wife was like WTF?? I was like "ThAtS rEfUsEd!! NeW NoIsE!!" Then I gave her a mushroom stamp and broke the coffee table.

​@@Jims5543mushroom stamp lol. 😂😂😂

Friday night lights brought me here

yeah just like renaissance fesgtival type of thing I think

It's on my top 20 list.

Same

Same^2

+Pat Galaxy Winamp. WINAMP WINAMP. It really kicks... the llamas ass.

more like 02 for me. Fuck this album was way ahead of its time

This was before youtube, You had to Kazaa this shit along with 14 other songs, burn it onto a cd, and listen to it until the disc just gave the fuck up.

Mr

I still have the cd and case. one of the best modern punk albums, in my opinion.

ikr this is proper good