Yes. This album is it

Totally agreed. It was great to hear the original version. The last version in my head was their re-recording of this album into metal.

Actually it's thrash.

No Doubt Heard it in 85' off Repo Man..The Band Had a Cameo on Miami Vice back in the Day..1st Album was the Best, imo..Should be in Everyone's Collection with Fear,Circle Jerks,Germs,45 Grave,etc.

I seen your mother and your mother is dead....so burned into my brain like a tattoo on the inside...played this album in Bahrain for nearly a year every time I left ASU.

I still randomly quote it haha

"just a pepsi!!"

@@DebiM75 Cypress Hill quoted it.

jews

@@coffee8814 Based and redpilled.

It was that. And more.

There were religious satanic panic parents in the 80s who would send their children away to be fixed. Also just lazy parents who sent their children away to be fixed just to get rid of them because they couldn't be bothered. First time I heard this song I absolutely loved it. I had been institutionalized 3 times already. About a year each time. Each time I became more spiteful. Now I see the world clearly and hate everything and everyone. So it really did help.

Or being pushed by big pharma to consume their products

Thrash

Right? 😂

@@josephegillispie8509 Institutionalized was done during their punk era.

Back in about '89 or '90, I was walking down an alley back to my high school after lunch while listening to this tape on my Walkman. Some cops driving down the alley stopped me and asked what I was doing out of school. I told them my lunch break was almost over and needed to get back. They asked me what I was listening to and when I told them Suicidal Tendencies, the cop in the passenger seat says "Like, all I wanted was a Pepsi?" I said yeah and they let me go. A year or two later, I got to see them live with Pantera and Exodus at a college gymnasium. After the show, I was so exhausted that I sat down in the lobby waiting for my buddies to come out and some guy with a leg cast and crutches started screaming at me incoherently for no reason and then winds up his leg about to kick me in the face with his cast and a cop (there were a few dozen of them there that night keeping watch on us delinquents) flew over me and tackled him while his partner helped me up and made sure I was alright. Other than a couple of very small incidents like that, it was a pretty tame event and no-one caused trouble for the cops so they were all pretty friendly... until they caught me and my friends stuffed 11 deep in a old Thunderbird trying to leave the parking lot. Of course they just shook their heads and made half of us get out and walk, but we met back up a couple blocks from the college and piled back in for the hour ride home. Fun times!

@@josephegillispie8509 Punk.

How will I*

This makes me think of that photo of Eazy-E chilling with skaters.

they kinda were the inventors of crossover, at least in America; in the UK the scenes were already pretty close, NWOBHM had some punk influence and some of the 80s bands like the Exploited and GBH were heavier than the ones that came before.

​@@AndyKusanagi86lets not forget about Dirty Rotten Imbeciles that i would say popularized crossover thrash

Yeah, DRI too. There was that vibe going around then where I was in San Francisco. Thrasher magazine and Pushead’s music picks had that going. I was a teenager in San Francisco then and that was the cool thing about the scene here. A lot of that sort of thing. Metal, punk, thrash, whatever man, it’s all angry skate rock and we all got along.

Yep. The first time I heard this song, I was in my local skatepark, back when skateboarding was pretty illegal.

I showed this song to my daughter. She and her friends now listen to it. But they laugh hysterically the whole time 🤷

But make sure it’s the uncensored version 👍🏻

Love that song.

One of my favorite metal songs.

My first time hearing suicidal was live and they opened with this song. Loved them from that moment. Lol

"Pledge", "Trip at the brain", "Hearing voices" all better...

Damn right! Gen X rules!

Suicidal Tendencies, X, Black Flag...

Just one Pepsi.....

I feel like I'm hanging out with Otto (Auto... Parts?) from Repo Man whenever I hear this.

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Misfits, Social Distortion

I envy anyone who was born after the downfall of "The Moral Majority".

Back then? Fear based parenting still persists, unfortunately. See the state of Christian Nationalism.

nothings really changed

@@chaospoet no such thing, that "moral majority" is just different now

This is so far removed from my gen X experience it is ridiculous. I had hair down to my waste, wore ripped jeans, concert t-shirts, PARTIED, at my house AND my friends houses. If anything they weren't moral enough! Sorry your folks were lame bro! Guess who showed up back then? EVERYONE! No one cared either.

80's dude.

That bass player is an absolute monster. I love how he stomps around on stage, accentuating notes with big body gestures.

I don't believe he was the original bass player though.

@@longbeach7623 mike dunnigan was originally bass. But technically first bass on an actual album was Louiche Mayorga. Trujillo didn’t even come until like 89. So you’re correct

@@fakebrake 80s and 90s was the time when generation x were young

I second this

That's my favorite albumn all time

The whole album is great lyrically and musically.

Awesome song by an awesome band. My walk through metal and punk. Metallica, megadeth, S.T., dead Kennedys, bad religion, Ramones etc. Music with a message, and music just for the fun of it

Saw them open for Queensryche for the Operation:Livecrime tour. It was the 2nd loudest concert I've ever been to. it was over 20 years ago and I can still feel the bass vibrating my brain. :)

@@matthewgarrison-perkins5377 ok i'll bite... what was the first?

@@chito2294 Tool on the Lateralus tour. The bass was so loud my hair follicles felt like I was on a 5 day amphetamine bender. Moving like snakes on my scalp and arms, along with the, ummm, visual enhancements I had taken a few hours before, it was the trippiest concert experience I ever had.

@@matthewgarrison-perkins5377 nice. i saw that show too. two nights in a row with king crimson opening. epic shows

Same here. I grew up in Sm/Venice in the 80s.

I always wondered why they didn't come to San Diego in 84,85,86

Psycho Mike saved me from getting my arse thumped by some V-13 goons who were passing out flyers for ST at a show in front of the Cathay De Grand. Note to self, don’t throw an ST flyer to the ground when V-13 fans are around…..😬🤪

Rocky’s a great player for sure. Unfortunately, he wasn’t in the band for this first record. He joined for record #2.

@@andrewkarp5067 thanks for sharing that.

Glad to help!

Today! Today!

He also was in infectious grooves with Mike Muir from suicidal. Great bassist!

Dude is a beast. I saw Metallica live his first year with the band and he did an interlude between songs to give the other members a rest. He was in a low crouch seated position with his bass on his lap whilst playing it, for a loooong time. Dude's gotta have tree trunk thighs my lord

He also played bass for Ozzy Osbourne for a few years during the late 90's

Yes, Ozzy actually did the song "therapy" with infectious grooves.

He is a beast and unfortunately with Metallica he can’t utilize his talent to full potential. But I don’t blame him for joining them.$$$

It is the best imo.

@@AshReacts A and P reacts is the best one.

I think they have THE best recation YT channel.

@@normalstupid A and P reacts is a reaction review channel so different than a reaction only channel.

Yep. Good contrasting styles and viewpoints

Not as good

Body Count has WAY better songs than that cover...

Yes. But their Raining Blood rendition is the shit….

@@ReaLibro hell yes they do. Saw them in Santa Barbara back in the day. It took me a while to get used to seeing him play a cop on tv.

@@khworker1322 Love that nobody really expects Ice T to be in a hardcore punk band.

Actually it's thrash

That's because Thrash is influenced by Punk. This is Crossover Thrash.

@@jhamilton1007 I can see that. We didn't call this thrash. We just turned it real loud when it came on KROQ in California.

* we are 138

I was one of them, my hometown is this little shitburg in the southern tier NY called Elmira and for "my own good" I was sent up state to The Roc to live with family.

Well, its the adults who are angsty in this song, which did happen, i know because it happened to me.

Me too.

I still do

@@jasono20001 as well as I.

You're raising them right bro.

Pissed off my big sister when my nephew walked around singing " I saw you mommy..."

Rocky George definitely underrated, awesome guitarist!

Big facts!! Rocky is the man!

This isn't Rocky though. It's Grant Estes and Jon Nelson. And if Rocky is underrated (which he is not,stop overusing that word,please. Anyone who plays metal or punk knows and appreciates him) then Grant Estes and Jon Nelson (not sure which is playing the bulk of the guitar) is virtually nonexistent. The drummer from this record (Amery Smith) is also incredible and very unique.

@@jeffreycherep8264 oh i know who plays on this record, good friend of mine, Louichi Mayorga is on bass. But i rarely hear folks praising Rocky, so i agree he's underrated.

@@spfnorcal8955 I just get tired of the word "underrated". It seems like every comments section is full of people saying that someone in the video is underrated. EVERYONE can't be underrated. Anyway,my point was that even you said that Rocky "rarely" gets praised. (Which I disagree with, but not important right now) But that means that he at least gets praised. When was the last time you heard someone praise Grant Estes or Jon Nelson? Or even your friend Louiche? Exactly. I'm trying to say that these guys made an incredible record,and get almost 0 praise for it. THAT to me is underrated. Just trying to get them some love.

@@TANTRUMGASM slaughter to prevail's new album has a very slipknot sound, are you saying that is a coincidence? Hardcore -> Deathcore

@@gumbydar whoops!! on my screen it stopped your sentence at slaughter, and cut off " to prevail" I literally thought you meant the glam/hair rock band Slaughter..lol my bad

@@TANTRUMGASM ha okay cool👍

Yeah it's funny as shit.

Yesssssss!

I'm so happy to see you call Body Count by its "correct genre". They were hard punk that became a lot more metal than punk. And yes their version is fricking hilarious

That version is so funny!

And the 90s, 00s, 10s, 20s... 🤙

Same, saw em open for queensryche back in the day.

@@MrDabulls23 I saw them open for Metallica.

I remember watching that episode when they walked into the bar they were playing in.

I saw the same tour at the Ritz in NYC.