This song is haunting. Once you hear it, it will never leave your soul.

This song reminds me of the first time I was driven to a mental health facility. I remember being on the stretcher and just crying the entire time, looking down at my feet and seeing the slight blur of the cars driving behind us. It was so surreal knowing that the person behind me was having a perfectly normal day while I was being sent away for attempting suicide. I wondered a lot of the time what my life had come to. Where I belonged. Where I was. Where my mind was for ever thinking this was a good course of action. The haunting vocals remind me of the bright hospital lights, the guitar of the intense emotions I felt, and the way it ends of how it really felt like it was all over. This song makes me so sad, yet comforts me. I look back now on it, and I feel stronger, and thankful I failed.

Who else feels sad when you hear this song...and yet you still put a smile on your face while recalling all those memories from young age.All the happiness, the sad moments,the oportunities you lost,your first love,the time you spend with your buddies,the stupid things you did while playing around. We didnt know we were making memories...we just thought we were having fun.

Every time this song makes you high without drugs.

Years ago, working in a pizza place, put this cd in. Slow day, everyone there was stoned as shit. I snuck in the office during this song and hit repeat. It must have played 10 times before someone said "dude. How long is this song?" Lmao. Good times

This song was made in 1988, and yet it sounds like it's from 1999.

My fight club ending.

It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything

I'm a 71-year old rocker, and this sound is transcendent! Thanks so much for posting this bit of aural genius!

I was listening to Lemon Boy by Cavetown and then I saw a comment say “This sounds like Trouble by Cage the Elephant” and so I listened to that song and someone else had commented on Trouble “This sounds like Where is my Mind by Pixies” and so here I am

ik this sounds cheesy but i want to listen to this song while just staring at some stars by myself

I first heard this song at the end of Fight Club. The film is one of my favorites and I never forget the first time I experienced it. The twist at the end and this hypnotic film just mesmerizes me every time.

i can honestly feel my youth collapsing around me like those buildings at the end of that movie..

I don't know why people are calling this a depressing song. I think it's absolutely wonderful and almost happy, but in a somber way. that's the power to music, I guess

It's 3 AM on a slightly windy summer night, you're smoking a cigarette and are sipping on a large glass of whiskey by your window looking out into the pitch black void of the night while you reflect on what could have been and all the good memories you had in high school. And that's when the crippling sadness hits. You can't go back and relive it even if you want to.

This would've been good in End Of The F***ing World.

All the nostalgic feelings I get from this song make me wanna sit here in this moment forever.

You've met me at a very strange time in my life.

I had the most surreal experience to this song. Living in Boston when I was 18. Listened to this with my headphones on top of a friend's apartment building roof. Good times.

ok so i've had the "ooooooOOOOoooOOH" part stuck in my mind for like 4 days and I was trying so hard to find the song, and now that i have i am finally satisfied

Wow 1am about to sleep, neighbors across the street are partying and i can hear this song blaring, memories

Depression brought me here

Gonna make a playlist called “That shit that makes you feel like your in a movie” Because this really makes me feel like a character just got back from something going down and now they are driving down the street at 2 in the morning in their feels. Anyone else? Edit: y’all really let this sit here for 3yrs before telling me I misspelled character 😭

i like how this song reminds people of completely different things, the power of music is incredible😌

THAT GUITAR. THAT GOD DAMN GUITAR. It's so good. It alone can give me feels.

This is an eerie song, and for some reason I like it. It's one of those songs that relate to the dying experience. But I'm not ready for that.

this is my girlfriends favourite song. i am listening to it because it means a lot to her and idk it's just making me cry

My dad loves this song and he bought me a guitar and we play this together all the time ❤️❤️❤️

those background vocals are haunting, you gotta admit.....

I didn’t even exist when this song came out

Now I understand when I see people much older than me still listening to the music of their era... You dont have to move with the times if the time of your life stands still. Cherish it. Be happy to live it.

FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE CASSIDY :)

Probably one of the best songs out there

this song is my existence

I know no one will see this but this is literally what is keeping me sane rn. This song makes me feel okay. It worries me how much I’ve been dependent on music but I don’t think I’ll stop.

That last “Ohhhhhhhhhh....” without music was a little creepy.

“You are not special. You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else. We're all part of the same compost heap. We're all singing, all dancing crap of the world.” "We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off.” More relevant now than ever. Edit: To explain my position on these quotes because some people can't read though things lol. The first one I take from a perspective of being realistic about life and yourself, you aren't better than anyone else, doesn't matter who you are. Also to be realistic about your limitations. The second is to not get brainwashed by modern TV and society telling you that being rich or buying x will make you happy. Success isn't always about how much you make, the car you own, or the gold watch that you flaunt. Also to the youth of today who are disappointed by life. Life isn't a free ride and you won't get handed anything in this world. Some people work hard, some people get lucky, just don't be upset if your illusions of grandeur don't come to fruition.

dude,the music and beat is so addictive

I first heard this song when I was hanging out with my girl at the time, the relationship ended up being hella toxic and left a bad taste in my mouth. But the nostalgia this song brings me almost makes me change my mind on everything, music is some powerful stuff man

Freshly Squeezed

My dad died in 1982, and he left this cd for me. I have been in love with this song ever since. Love you and miss you dad

I'd tell you about how I found this song.......but I'm not supposed to talk about it.

freshly squeezed orange cassidy

My boyfriend gave my my first kiss to this song and we’ve been together ever since 🥺 this is our song. It makes me feel like a princess

The tone of the lead guitar is just killer... such a warm, vibrant sound. After hearing David Bowie break down all the reasons he loves the Pixies I was able to really hear how next level they are...

This song makes me sad, but I can't stop listening to it.

Listening to this after years. Same healing, same vividly feeling the inherent depression we carry. I guess everyone feels that. And this song is so different in it's own way. It made feel very vulnerable but also stronger.

Can listen to it 1000s Times, never get tired of it !!

There is something about this song.. The sound just sticks with you, It's perfect. I wish there was more music like this.

Just remember the first rule guys.

This song is honestly so beautiful, but yet so haunting. It spreads different emotions to each different individual. The vocals are perfect in every way but the emotions it gives are not so great. It takes me back to a time when I was afraid to speak, and eventually, it just felt like I had a different mindset. I would agree to everything just to fit in. I felt like a different person. I didn't have my own opinions. I just realized that I literally sound emo AF but I'm posting this anyway soo... To late :)

Orange cassidy bought me here

the back round vocals are so intense it sends chills down my back

I remember the first time i listened this song i thought "naah its okey" but one day i woke up with it on my mind so that i decided to give it another chance and now is one of my fav :')

My life! Happy to see @OrangeCassidy brought this to a new age. 🥰

"The things you own, eventually own you."

I am Jack's overused joke.

I love the eerie howls!!!!

This song is haunting. Once you hear it, it will never leave your soul. video quality: NOSTALGIAp

The riff and cord progression in this song invokes such a feeling of chaotic change, destruction, and a feeling of time slipping by as you hear each hit of the riff repeating

This song used to terrify me when I heard it on the radio when I was little. I loved the entire song, but the ending when the music stopped and it was just the ooh freaked me out

This song will be the last thing that I hear in my life, that's a promise.

i listened to this at my grad, me and my buddy’s started crying. i really am gonna miss those 3. they brought me joy. but we all had a group hug before we all left our graduation.

This song is very special to me. Met my friend before I could remember anything. He was there with my first memories. Grew up with him, watched Star Trek with him, played some of our first videogames together. We pretended we were in space, that we were knights, that we were important, that countless versions of countless beautiful worlds existed for us to disappear into at a moment's notice. We shared music too, one of our greatest passions. Laughing to Al Yankovic, enjoying Beatles classics, rocking Chili Peppers, Offspring, shit with lyrics we probably shouldn't have been listening to at the time. Both of our parents were really cool like that. Middle school happened. His dad left his Mom, and god that was a mess. He had a bunch of difficult shit happen in his life, didn't see him very often. I missed him, missed him real bad. Would call him on the phone, he said he would call back and tell me when he was free. I often didn't hear from him for more than a year or a month after that. High school happened. We went to the same school, got into the IB program together, and the dreams started coming back. We were better at writing, better at dreaming, and we began to ponder maps, peoples, stories, back up amongst the stars where we had idly spent our youth with no consideration for balance of power or themes. We started sharing music again. Better yet, we started playing music. I was on bass, he was on bass. We played chili peppers, wrote simple chord progressions, just generally fucked around. One day he played the somber chords one day to Where Is My Mind. I started playing along. I liked how it sounded. When we didn't know what to play next, he would riff on that, starting to sing. "With your feet on the air and your head on the ground" "Your head will collapse." "Try this trick and spin it." It was the drift, the doubt, that uncertainty and desire that comes with the brink of adulthood. It mourned our lack of direction, yet celebrated the freedom. I will never forget what his guitar sounded like on that cheap-ass amp, how his contrastingly lovely voice wove the lyrics with such talent and somber perfection. College happened. I stayed at home in the desert, and he was off to New York. I don't see him for two years. It's middle school all over again. I hear this song on the radio while driving. I pull over, because I absolutely have to pull over, because seconds later I start bawling my eyes out. Still have trouble keeping the waterworks off when I hear it now.

I listen to this song when I'm home drunk speaker all the way up pumped up.

I know the lyrics because Tyler knows them.

This makes me think of the last three years. Hospitals, a friend offing himself, it just makes me think of life, I play this and let it take me away for the time being.

Spent forever looking for this song 😭

The first rule of this song: You don't talk about it. The second rule of this song: You DON'T TALK about it.

The end of fight club brings tears to my eyes i love that movie

It's day 26 without dad, I was crying a while ago in his room reminiscing how we made a lot of good memories and were living our best life before he tested positive. This song popped in my head out of nowhere and I could listen the music in his room while everything flashed back. I wish world could go back to normal so there'd be no sudden irreparable changes for adults like me. Dad it feels strange, you're my only friend.

Orange Cassidy brought me here. Before that it was Mr. Robot. And Before that it was Fight Club. This song makes everything it touches awesome.

I WAS SWIMMING IN THE CARIBBEAN!

I found this song today while travelling to college for one of my exams. Previously my teacher who was teaching me the exam unit that was happening today told the class that she went to a pixies concert and they are one of her favourite bands. I’ve never typed them up before and this song popped up on a random tract i was listening to. I am shook. I am also now obsessed with the Pixies.

Freshly squeezed orange cassidy

Orange Cassidy!

This song makes me feel so damn relaxed.

... this song literally describes how I was when I found the song...

I LOVE THIS SONG

ORANGE CASSIDY!!!!!

good song but anyone else feel depressed when listening? idk I like this song but i just feel sadness

Huh, where is my mind? Damn it. I lose everything.

This song gives goosebumps straight to the heart....

Kim’s vocals in the background echo perfectly. This band deserves more recognition for starting the 90s of right

This song does weird things to my mind. On one hand it makes me want to end it all, on the other hand it makes me want to love life.

This song makes me feel as if I'm drowning

Loved it then, loved it now. 2021

i heard this song a total of one (1) time, at the end of fight club. it fit the mood of the movie so well, totally encompassing the chaos of the last scene so beautifully that i literally never forgot it. despite only hearing it once, years ago, i can still feel the haunting instrumentals resonating “in my mind,” if you will. damn it’s just a really cool song. i seriously recommend watching the last scene in fight club purely for the satisfaction of seeing the song paired with the events in the movie, even if you haven’t watched the whole thing.

Back in my childhood, my mother picked me up from school in her pt cruiser and played a bunch of punk rock music including this and, oh boy.. the nostalgia is real.

my parents were downstairs watching t.v. i heard this song came on and rushed down there thinking they were watching fight club. turns out they were watching criminal minds. i was so disappointed.

This reminds me of when i was in middle school sitting in my bedroom and listening to my favorite radio station. They'd always play 80s and 90s alternative and college rock. Brings me right back

Gosh i could sit and cry looking at these comments for hours

The piano version of this song played on Mr. Robot :D

Oh Criminal Minds how you remind me of great times. ^_^

Just watched fight club for the 1000th time and I always come on KZfaq to listen to this after and find myself listening for weeks after lmao love it

A perfect song for late night rides in your car. Like the car ride was not enough, this song completes everything.

I remember sitting on a field in the park, sun setting, with my two best friends at the time just listening to this song looking up at the sky... Damn I miss those times

Emphatically true statement: "Your head will collapse if there is nothing in . . ."

Sick 🤘My Childhood....

It's my first time listening to this song and yet I feel like it was playing at crucial moments in my life.