ur damn right

yep - it was a pretty good decade. so thankful to have been there to enjoy it.

It's glorious, as a young teen from this era.

you poke fun at this song, but years later you come back realizing this song is about you. because you come back to something you didn't realize was completely awesome.

he was still in his 20s here, like 26

​​@@totalpartykill999nope. Man was born in 67

@@guilhermefioresi7538so he was 30

@@xuphy9503 I was replying to someone who said he was around 24. Man deleted his comment

@@guilhermefioresi7538 ahhh I see. My apologies

thanks for telling me master yoda

Me? Yes 👍

No, it's not...nvm.

Not enough anyway.

i do☺️☺️

born January 1970

They did a tour together indeed, and Adam often played guitar with them as a guest in Macaque

Greg would probably have no trouble playing Tool songs on guitar. He is quite the skilled guitarist too!

Tool and Failure toured together in ‘94 and ‘97, MJK has gone on record saying Failure’s his favourite band too.

2cnd this !

YES!!! I fucking LOVE Alicia Widar! She does the most amazing yet simple covers of 80s-90s music. I love her cover of There is a Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths. I requested Junkhead by AIC n Idk if it was a coincidence or if she saw my request but she did a cover of it and it was so good. I've converted literally all of her videos to mp3s so I can put them on my phone n hear them anytime. lol, I hope that's not somehow illegal.

@@julianwaizenegger2959 I 3rd it!!!

Yeah failure is definitely not grunge… although I kind of take issue with that label. Take Nirvana, the only good grunge band pretty much (imo). Even they were more punk/folk rock than anything else.

This is considered post grunge alt rock that followed in the second half of the 90s.

Failure was definitely underrated

Well at the time rock radio was stuff like Matchbox 20 and Bush. Failure sounded different and not as immediate. I do think if this had come out when it was supposed to it might’ve been bigger.

@@Andyface79 true and those bands have a place but why weren't their record company like hey this is better than most shit,and push them,I just answered my own question,cuz they would've been heard too much and ruined,🤔🤘

Their record lable was floundering and gave the band ZERO support.

I think the radio edit might be shorter and start there

The music video is the same too

Except that Creep is basically a Hollies song

@@guitaristssuck8979 and Self Esteem is basically Lithium...but so is Creep

@@startervisions Lithium???

@@guitaristssuck8979 yup

Radiohead were never Britpop though

It's a Wal, but not sure if it's an MK 1, 2, or 3

@@asmokingumbrella MK 1 👍

Wal MK1. Spray painted silver. Went through at least 3 de-re fret jobs in its life under Greg. Now owned by Justin Chancellor of Tool as his backup to his main Wal. Was used on the final production of Aeaima.

The radio edit starts like that.