if you like this music that's cool... i guess - this sounds more like blue oyster cult or kansas than anything that is remotely related to "punk". grunge was all about reviving the hippie influenced hard rock of the '70's and had nothing to do with punk or being anything but corporate rock for the masses.
along with teenage fanclub, the posies were a beautiful chunk of pop in an otherwise wasteland of bad music from the early 90's.
not that there weren't any great bands (ride, mbv, sloan, trashcan sinatras, dinosaur, blake babies, luna etc) but what was has gone down as "the sound" of that era IE: nirvana, stone temple pilots, alice in chains etc. is awful. just bad music.
ohhh.. superchunk! i forgot about them,,have to break out the vinyl. they were awesome. husker was great but they were more mid-late 8t's.
i was 18-19 back then.. i go to bed one night, the stone roses and teenage fanclub are on the verge of dominating the states.. i wake up the next morning and it's flannel every where. it's not that i despise nirvana, (don't like the music) i'm quite happy they fushed the toilet on that awful hair metal of the 80's.. but the sound of that era?? not for me..
i disagree on alice in chains yo but whatever. if you like bands like teenage fanclub, ride, and mbv you should check out the drop nineteens. "kick the tradgedy" and "Winona" are my favorite tunes by them..check it out.
be nice if universal could make the video quality for the video as good as they made it for their ad spot at the begining. The vid for this song deserves better. nostalgia for sure.
great times when MTV really played music videos a great "mtv buzz clip" as I remember with radio head " creep" amazing music videos but less known The Pussys
A classic then, and a classic now...a classic FOREVER! The Posies were the real deal, and a supreme live band as well. Go back into time and find the first few LPs "Dear 23" and "Frosting On The Beater"---you will not be disappointed! Don't forget to check out Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow's solo albums as well. They are still kicking out kick-ass rockers! Posies are ETERNAL...
Such a great song.Really melodic...so where does it go from there? Forget the industry; They're the ones that mess it all up with a great band like the Posies. Watch the walls crumble from 4 to 3..."majors"; They write off over 95% of their rosters...*
I remember their funny hand drawn show fliers in Seattle's U District when they were still playing coffee shops. This video is a very dated but it's nice to know Ken and Jon and friends kicked out many more cds after their fleeting brush with MTV.
i love the posies and sounds lke this, if anyone knows anymore bands like this please let me kno cause i could put them on my ipod and make covers for them cause i love drumming to this kinda sound!
OMG, I totally remember hearing this song on an alternative station back in 1993, I was a junior in high school, man I miss the early 90s and good music...what the hell happend????
I don't care about the 90's video styling shit - hair tossing aside - this song is still better than most today - melodic as hell and the guitar playing is splendid...
Yeah man, it is nuts! I checked it out last night online! And they are having an all 90's weekend! I can't believe it. I have been listening non stop. So much good memories. So fun. All of our radio stations here in CO are AWFUL. 106.7 is our rock station, and it is pathetic. Then we have 93.3 and it's all emo GARBAGE.
That was a Washington state radio station right? I grew up in a small town Sedro Woolley as a kid, and I loved that station. What was it 107.7 or something like that? What an exciting time to be living in Washington then. Man times have changed. And not for the better. Music is so bad these days.
you're funny. your page says you're 15 years old and you claim all this knowledge about these bands as if you were there. anyone can look on wikipedia and become an expert i guess. clearly you never saw the posies live back in the day.
Hardly. Nirvana formed before the Posies were really a band (they were just a two-piece musical group until '88)
Sure, the Posies may have been a part of it, but not one of the first. There were 90s seattle bands besides Nirvana and Pearl Jam, just so you know. Ever heard of Green River? Malfunkshun? U-Men? Skin Yard? All formed before the Posies. Those were the FIRST "Seattle Scene" bands, and with the exception of Malfunkshun (in my humble opinion), were some of the best.
and all the talent from those bands went on to become Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees etc...
i remember winning concert tickets on KISW and seeing Mother Love Bone, with some unknown (at the time) opening act called Alice in Chains. best concert ever. if Andrew Wood had not overdosed, Mother Love Bone would probably have become the break out band instead of Nirvana.
I just realized that you are right with the "Dont fear the reaper" thing... BUT still i think is very different from BÖC, a different kind of psychedelkc music.. it kind of always reminded me of Lindisfarne if anyone knows that band
this was a great song.. and a god-awful video.. i can hear dave kendall introducing the video in his horrible accent and fake hair.."coming up after the break the new single 'being simple' from the judybats and and the latest video from thee pohwzies.." haha
then go ask history buffs what they know about the enlightenment period. Just because you may not have taken a large role in an era does not mean that you can't have knowledge of that particular era.
Great song, great video, and they're really cool guys in person as well. I think they've been teased a bit about this song being reminiscent of 'Don't fear the reaper' in parts, but have made light of it. They're great live too!
I used to love this song! The album that it is from was really good too. Such a cool guitar rhythm coupled with honest soaring lyrics. Brings back a lot of memories!
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Yeah, same here, but I think they suck. I only searched them to see if people actually liked 'em, because truthfully, I thought they were a joke band when I heard 'em in sample music.
Okay someone help me out. Either i've heard this song in my child hood...or the melody in the chorus sounds almost identical to another song. It's driving me crazy.
The reason why alternative sold well in the 90s was because they were tired of the sameold-sameold. An alternative/grunge revival would be contradictory. The alternative spirit is to create something new and original; not copy the past but continue it.
exactly... but most don't think of it that way because the last entire decade of mainstream rock and roll has been a terrible rehash. It's like they took all the good music from the last century and put it in a microwave form... bite sized prepackaged and not cooked as well as the stove could do it!
I couldn't have put it better myself. Today's music really does feel prepackaged. Record companies don't care about making good music. They know they can make more money selling an identity or an image. It's a demographical approach to record sales and it's responsible for lots of bland music. As for me, I think we are ready for a post-record company world where independent artists can flourish... but thats my opinion.
This is ok... I like I Guess You're Right a LOT better. (Why a THOUSAND blankets? ^_^) My sis riped I Guess You're Right and Love Comes from a CD onto her iPod, so that's where I heard them. BTW, the backup singer looks girlie...
you know what else I miss from these days? beavis and butthead when are we gonna get some new episodes. god knows theres enough crappy music to make fun of these days.
Wasn't Ken Stringfellow once married to Kim Warnuck? Man, I happened across her at the bar she worked at in Seattle and all I can gather from my experience is: "Ken... C'mon!"
This band was waaaaay underrated and waaaay ahead of their time. The album rocks as well. Give it a listen sometime... the title is "Frosting on the Beater". What a great song from a period where we had no idea what was going to happen to rock.
I can dream all day too about the good ol' days of alternative rock. Smokin' on a good one with great songs like this on the radio. What the hell happened. Are we all blind.
Thing is, I'm 46, and when my contemporaries were stuck in classic rock mode, I was rediscovering music thanks to songs like this one from the Posies, as well as The Catherine Wheel, E, Freedy Johnston, and many others. So once again I'm back among those to pine for the days when music was "good."
here come the thumbs down, but i have to agree that there are a lot of similarities between this and 'drivers seat'. i wouldnt go so far as to say its a 'rip off' though.
hmmm its not driver sit... something else,... american band... hmmmm??shit i know there are 3 version of this song... whats the other one....shit i 4gt
I can dream all day too about the good ol' days of alternative rock. Smokin' on a good one with great songs like this on the radio. What the hell happened. Are we all blind.
they remind me of a hippie version of pearljam.
camaroiscuntry 2 years ago
if you like this music that's cool... i guess - this sounds more like blue oyster cult or kansas than anything that is remotely related to "punk". grunge was all about reviving the hippie influenced hard rock of the '70's and had nothing to do with punk or being anything but corporate rock for the masses.
thedoubleaxe 2 years ago
<3 i love the posies
cicada82 2 years ago
also the Fluid fucking rock
PieceofMindmusic 2 years ago
along with teenage fanclub, the posies were a beautiful chunk of pop in an otherwise wasteland of bad music from the early 90's.
not that there weren't any great bands (ride, mbv, sloan, trashcan sinatras, dinosaur, blake babies, luna etc) but what was has gone down as "the sound" of that era IE: nirvana, stone temple pilots, alice in chains etc. is awful. just bad music.
whirlawaysteven 2 years ago
i like nirvana but i agree about stp and aic.
Big Dipper, Superchunk, and Husker Du were also great.
PieceofMindmusic 2 years ago
ohhh.. superchunk! i forgot about them,,have to break out the vinyl. they were awesome. husker was great but they were more mid-late 8t's.
i was 18-19 back then.. i go to bed one night, the stone roses and teenage fanclub are on the verge of dominating the states.. i wake up the next morning and it's flannel every where. it's not that i despise nirvana, (don't like the music) i'm quite happy they fushed the toilet on that awful hair metal of the 80's.. but the sound of that era?? not for me..
whirlawaysteven 2 years ago
i disagree on alice in chains yo but whatever. if you like bands like teenage fanclub, ride, and mbv you should check out the drop nineteens. "kick the tradgedy" and "Winona" are my favorite tunes by them..check it out.
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good stuff man, thnx for the upload... one of my favs from the 90's
RaginCajunAsian 2 years ago
be nice if universal could make the video quality for the video as good as they made it for their ad spot at the begining. The vid for this song deserves better. nostalgia for sure.
9eyeh8chu9 2 years ago
the best. enough said.
bassthing26 2 years ago 2
the posies are awsome they just need longer solos
rockypc24 2 years ago 5
Great song, but why did you disable video embedding? We can't post this on Facebook!
kyradio 2 years ago
I know, its UNIVMUSICGRP's fuckin ass!!! I was just tryin 2 see this on fbook
kwit2869 2 years ago
OMG i just love the posies!
geenamang 2 years ago
so underrated, one of the best bands of the 90's!
supernona 2 years ago 7
great times when MTV really played music videos a great "mtv buzz clip" as I remember with radio head " creep" amazing music videos but less known The Pussys
culerosargentinos 2 years ago
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ew this is crap.
yourxogirl09 2 years ago
crap? why cuz lil wayne isnt rapping to this? u obviously dont know talent when you hear it!! hope ur future as a porn slut works out for you!
torturemethodsean 2 years ago 7
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i don't listen to too much lil wayne. this just..sounds like 40 year old garage band guys.
yourxogirl09 2 years ago
Haha, dude, go watch her videos, i was embarrassed for her while watching them.
Jessannah 2 years ago
The Posies actually helped soften the 90's musical implosion.
i actually own a copy of Frosting on the Beater. It's pretty good, this vid isn't bad either the dj
JeffTheNebraskaDJ 2 years ago
Great song. The chourus kinda reminds me of Don't Fear the Reaper.
EinsteinPlanck 2 years ago 4
A classic then, and a classic now...a classic FOREVER! The Posies were the real deal, and a supreme live band as well. Go back into time and find the first few LPs "Dear 23" and "Frosting On The Beater"---you will not be disappointed! Don't forget to check out Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow's solo albums as well. They are still kicking out kick-ass rockers! Posies are ETERNAL...
mattsince69 2 years ago 3
I couldn't agree with you more!
mikezes 2 years ago
GREAT album.
debgibsonfan 2 years ago
XDD these guys make me happy!
rstlssdreamr 2 years ago
Such a great song.Really melodic...so where does it go from there? Forget the industry; They're the ones that mess it all up with a great band like the Posies. Watch the walls crumble from 4 to 3..."majors"; They write off over 95% of their rosters...*
DreamPark9 2 years ago
I remember their funny hand drawn show fliers in Seattle's U District when they were still playing coffee shops. This video is a very dated but it's nice to know Ken and Jon and friends kicked out many more cds after their fleeting brush with MTV.
yannagretchen 2 years ago
i love the posies and sounds lke this, if anyone knows anymore bands like this please let me kno cause i could put them on my ipod and make covers for them cause i love drumming to this kinda sound!
drummerdude2012 2 years ago
@ drummerdude2012 Try Big Star. People often likened Posies to them and later one guitarist became a member.
FastFoodies 2 years ago
ok thnx!
drummerdude2012 2 years ago
check out the seldon plan, they get called "the modern posies" all the time in the press.
knestor09 2 years ago
OMG, I totally remember hearing this song on an alternative station back in 1993, I was a junior in high school, man I miss the early 90s and good music...what the hell happend????
Sheels1976 2 years ago
One of my favorite bands during the early 90's....
kavalere 2 years ago
I don't care about the 90's video styling shit - hair tossing aside - this song is still better than most today - melodic as hell and the guitar playing is splendid...
kingalow1 2 years ago
love the melodic playing.
metalyouth666 2 years ago
...i dont like how the guys are waving their hair like they're some gay boyband
geganobo 2 years ago
still the song is cool
plouni17 2 years ago
you don't see many 3000-series Rickenbacker basses.
very cool.
dyhanendra 2 years ago
its pretty good , but most songs sound like bad rush songs... so just listen to rush
geganobo 2 years ago
Actually, they sound like Rush covering Blue Oyster Cult, but your point is well taken.
ziffels 2 years ago
[He] can dream all... what?
claydawgg24 2 years ago
Badd Ass Band..
Badd Ass Song.
Alise218 2 years ago 2
Lot of hair tossing going on here...
chillidogdupree 2 years ago
Windows Vista rules.
schieese 2 years ago
Yeah man, it is nuts! I checked it out last night online! And they are having an all 90's weekend! I can't believe it. I have been listening non stop. So much good memories. So fun. All of our radio stations here in CO are AWFUL. 106.7 is our rock station, and it is pathetic. Then we have 93.3 and it's all emo GARBAGE.
denveraic 2 years ago
That was a Washington state radio station right? I grew up in a small town Sedro Woolley as a kid, and I loved that station. What was it 107.7 or something like that? What an exciting time to be living in Washington then. Man times have changed. And not for the better. Music is so bad these days.
denveraic 2 years ago
well if you want to get technical, 'Failure' was released a year before 'Bleach'. and imho 'Failure' is still the Posies best work.
xrongor 2 years ago
This is one of the best albums I've ever heard. Every song rocks, and I probably wore out three tapes/cd's listening to it.
theScytheofGod 2 years ago
Great album
wilcojoe13 2 years ago
awsome song
laxedskater009 2 years ago
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laxedskater009 2 years ago
Heheh. It's funny how much older Ken and Jon look now than they were then... I guess even rock stars grow up.
Gimfoz 2 years ago
Good! I like you already! :P
Gimfoz 2 years ago
Besides, the Posies was one of the much softer ones, after the metal in grunge had been muffled into hard rock, and the punk into alternative.
Gimfoz 2 years ago
you're funny. your page says you're 15 years old and you claim all this knowledge about these bands as if you were there. anyone can look on wikipedia and become an expert i guess. clearly you never saw the posies live back in the day.
xrongor 2 years ago
Wow, you saw the Posers live back in the day? And I thought you were cool before.
chillidogdupree 2 years ago
Hardly. Nirvana formed before the Posies were really a band (they were just a two-piece musical group until '88)
Sure, the Posies may have been a part of it, but not one of the first. There were 90s seattle bands besides Nirvana and Pearl Jam, just so you know. Ever heard of Green River? Malfunkshun? U-Men? Skin Yard? All formed before the Posies. Those were the FIRST "Seattle Scene" bands, and with the exception of Malfunkshun (in my humble opinion), were some of the best.
Gimfoz 2 years ago
Don't forget Blind Tribe and Second Coming - two other "should have made it" bands from the Seattle scene...
ConnerMcKay 2 years ago
and all the talent from those bands went on to become Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees etc...
i remember winning concert tickets on KISW and seeing Mother Love Bone, with some unknown (at the time) opening act called Alice in Chains. best concert ever. if Andrew Wood had not overdosed, Mother Love Bone would probably have become the break out band instead of Nirvana.
xrongor 2 years ago
All of whom suck.
chillidogdupree 2 years ago
i luv thissong,but the vid is sooooooo retarded
laxedskater009 2 years ago
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skull13clover 2 years ago
With Mark Lindquist?? The novelist and lawyer?
ZoeCide 2 years ago
thats was actually cool, clip is crap but hey whatever :)
kicix 2 years ago
Holy moly, Jon is HOT in this video ;-)
I had to say...
pnwheelpop 3 years ago
One of the best bands out there! These guys have ruled my life for the past 16 years!
pnwheelpop 3 years ago
I just realized that you are right with the "Dont fear the reaper" thing... BUT still i think is very different from BÖC, a different kind of psychedelkc music.. it kind of always reminded me of Lindisfarne if anyone knows that band
caseyramone 3 years ago
the guitarist - ken stingfellow ???..is playing in REM
JFLD02186 3 years ago 2
Stringfellow :)
Drewcifer1978 3 years ago
this was a great song.. and a god-awful video.. i can hear dave kendall introducing the video in his horrible accent and fake hair.."coming up after the break the new single 'being simple' from the judybats and and the latest video from thee pohwzies.." haha
whirlawaysteven 3 years ago 2
What the fuck.
ABeRcRoMbIe948 3 years ago
Anybody know what Mark Lindquist has to do with this? He's a fantastic author.
ihadntthoughtofthat 3 years ago
i love this song but hate the vid. :l
sagester2 3 years ago
one of my favorite albums!!!!!!!
guspech 3 years ago 3
That really takes me back.
JackRussellTerrier2 3 years ago
The depression is coming so record companies will die and good music from pain and suffering will come along- hurrah hahahaha!!
PaxBrittanica 3 years ago
Maybe the blues will make a comeback :)
LemonInYourEye 3 years ago
love this song so much...brings back a lot of memories !!! i miss the creativity in alternative rock music from the 90's in todays music !!!
hoodlumbreaks 3 years ago
amazingggg song!
nothingwitoutu 3 years ago
amazing song
Majesticon 3 years ago
ahhhh the 90's
kylerpoo 3 years ago 3
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You're 15, what do you remember about the 90's other than mommy used to change you? Haha.
youbetterbelievehah 3 years ago
then go ask history buffs what they know about the enlightenment period. Just because you may not have taken a large role in an era does not mean that you can't have knowledge of that particular era.
MattBauer09 3 years ago 3
dude i was a 90's kid... i still remember the kind of music and how it diden't suck really bad like now days
kylerpoo 3 years ago
Great song, great video, and they're really cool guys in person as well. I think they've been teased a bit about this song being reminiscent of 'Don't fear the reaper' in parts, but have made light of it. They're great live too!
slighe39 3 years ago
I used to love this song! The album that it is from was really good too. Such a cool guitar rhythm coupled with honest soaring lyrics. Brings back a lot of memories!
kwadinka 3 years ago
this track is rad!
romeodigital 3 years ago
amazing, I just found this band because it was in the songs that Windows Vista includes, lol
slipslipknot555 3 years ago
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Yeah, same here, but I think they suck. I only searched them to see if people actually liked 'em, because truthfully, I thought they were a joke band when I heard 'em in sample music.
youbetterbelievehah 3 years ago
I could listen to this song all day!
igorstrav1972 3 years ago
Wow! I totally forgot haw much I love this song. It's so great to hear it again after 15 years!!!
igorstrav1972 3 years ago
i love this song and group but this music vid sucks....sorry if that sounds mean....
pufflepoop 3 years ago 3
Okay someone help me out. Either i've heard this song in my child hood...or the melody in the chorus sounds almost identical to another song. It's driving me crazy.
ElGoodo 3 years ago
Yes it's the same for me, It's definitely sounding like another song I just can't figure it out. Post it up here though if you figure it out man!
SWK41 3 years ago
it reminds me of a Lindisfarne song
caseyramone 3 years ago
I always felt the same too the closest I can think of is Blue Oyster Cult Don't Fear The Reaper.
nexusutube 3 years ago 4
Yeah. That's the song this reminded me of!! (don't fear the reaper)
vrockchick 3 years ago
sorry.....no one sounds like the posies. this song is from the 90's . put it into a time line and figure it out !!
torturemethodsean 3 years ago
total
lybius64 3 years ago
This brings back such good memories, great revival of the 60s spirit at that time, great to be a music lover, great to be in a band!
ewanscarlett 3 years ago 2
before you talk shit maybe you should learn how to spell and talk the language you are trying to do it in.. dumb ass
vitki13 3 years ago
but are you sure of you are a band rock alternativa??? i'm sure you are gay!
pisaregna92 3 years ago
ass kickin- great band, great song, harmonies, and the drums are sick...
mboll101x 3 years ago 3
When you consider they came out on the same label and at the same time as nirvana and soundgarden obviously someone knew they had something special
anfooclock 3 years ago 6
Wow this was back when music didn't suck ass!What happened to todays music?
GSXRRIPPERJQ 3 years ago 11
I sure hope theres an alterna/grunge revival while were still young
jaketheman091 3 years ago 3
The reason why alternative sold well in the 90s was because they were tired of the sameold-sameold. An alternative/grunge revival would be contradictory. The alternative spirit is to create something new and original; not copy the past but continue it.
normloman 3 years ago 3
exactly... but most don't think of it that way because the last entire decade of mainstream rock and roll has been a terrible rehash. It's like they took all the good music from the last century and put it in a microwave form... bite sized prepackaged and not cooked as well as the stove could do it!
punk91 3 years ago
I couldn't have put it better myself. Today's music really does feel prepackaged. Record companies don't care about making good music. They know they can make more money selling an identity or an image. It's a demographical approach to record sales and it's responsible for lots of bland music. As for me, I think we are ready for a post-record company world where independent artists can flourish... but thats my opinion.
normloman 3 years ago
hm, my comments aren't going where i want. :| i mean to say they ccame on my laptop too..
mad4shoes 3 years ago
same
HILLShaveEYES44 3 years ago
This is ok... I like I Guess You're Right a LOT better. (Why a THOUSAND blankets? ^_^) My sis riped I Guess You're Right and Love Comes from a CD onto her iPod, so that's where I heard them. BTW, the backup singer looks girlie...
mich9111 3 years ago
I love,love,love, this song..but i just realized you could sing "Don't fear the reaper" over the whole melody line..*heh-heh*
duane1073 3 years ago
Great song. Brings back great memories.
Writermo1 3 years ago
these guys were on my laptop's music player when i got it. lol
laurenluvsnickjonas 3 years ago
mine too! There okay though unlike the other crap! lol.
createsumchaos 3 years ago
lol like no other crap
laurenluvsnickjonas 3 years ago
me three!
mad4shoes 3 years ago
me three! i like them :)
mad4shoes 3 years ago
one of the most under-rated bands of the 1990's
torturemethodsean 3 years ago
Wow, tough crowd. You say something nice about the band and STILL get negative feedback!
erad67 3 years ago
i could dream all day!
collin598 3 years ago
one of the best drummers ever
forakiller 3 years ago 2
sweeeet!! you must play....or just you know talent when you hear it!! many props to you!!
torturemethodsean 3 years ago
i saw these guys live
kylerpoo 3 years ago
the fog is awesome and guitar solo too.
jgrl1162 3 years ago
Power pop at its best. No wonder these guys love Alex Chilton and Big Star. Great voices.
Have to agree on the fog comment. Or perhaps there was an uncontained forest fire drawing near.
hooskerdu1 3 years ago
Strings!;p I'm an REM fan and liked his voice much
qba5775 3 years ago
Great Song!!! Great Video!!! Memories!!!
cjoeker2 3 years ago 2
oh indeed!
guitarcriz 3 years ago
The lead singer is HOT!!!
LuluMT1974 3 years ago
this is rad
metalyouth666 3 years ago
The woodlands set looks eerily similar to the one the Beastie Boys used for the 'whatcha want' film clip.
jamiethomaslane 3 years ago
this takes me back. i miss those days.
clawall16 3 years ago 2
No joke. This song and "Somebody to Shove" by Soul Asylum were all you heard, or so it seemed, on the radio back in 92/ 93.
themustardrebellion 3 years ago
you know what else I miss from these days? beavis and butthead when are we gonna get some new episodes. god knows theres enough crappy music to make fun of these days.
clawall16 3 years ago
you said it right!! man.....bevis rocking to john meyer would be hi-larious!!
torturemethodsean 3 years ago
wanna see black beavis and butthead? type in beavis and butthead diss steve-o, its new!
clawall16 3 years ago
I love Jon's triple humbucker SG.
chiefredbottom 3 years ago
Great tune, much greater band. Looking forward to the 20th anniversary tour...!
MajaIvanova 3 years ago 3
off to see them in half an hour! :D
bgrrrlie 3 years ago 2
I can hear what you mean. Both songs are killer.
dalasv 3 years ago
Jesus, did they use enough fog for the video?
dalasv 3 years ago 2
You can never have enough fog.
ELNINO10 3 years ago 4
wow this is sooo unmistakebly early nineties
I LOVE IT!!!
fishermanswharf5 3 years ago
just heard this song on the radio last night and cant stop listening to it
yankees21229 3 years ago 6
Wasn't Ken Stringfellow once married to Kim Warnuck? Man, I happened across her at the bar she worked at in Seattle and all I can gather from my experience is: "Ken... C'mon!"
machinesbreathe 4 years ago
Cool band - I just wish they would have lightened up a bit on the constant guitar droning to add some space.
adisharr 4 years ago
lighten up the guitar? on this song? are you kidding?
NoNotThat 3 years ago
This band was waaaaay underrated and waaaay ahead of their time. The album rocks as well. Give it a listen sometime... the title is "Frosting on the Beater". What a great song from a period where we had no idea what was going to happen to rock.
BBThames 4 years ago 4
california dreaming
kidsdontfollow 4 years ago
one of the most under-rated bands in modern rock. awesome.
mboll101x 4 years ago
I dreamt I was awake last night.
shattercones 4 years ago
I really like the Posies but has anyone ever noted how the chorus to this song sounds alot like Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear The Reaper"?
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he looks like such a fag
mclovin431 4 years ago
lmao
SagaraSouske 4 years ago
At least he can change his look, you'll always be an idiot.
Lcacique 4 years ago
haha.... true say...
roshua 4 years ago
the movie sucked your name is even worse, oh god end it all before its too late!! Im better than you~
ryansullivan626 4 years ago
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this is so gay
mclovin431 4 years ago
I can dream all day too about the good ol' days of alternative rock. Smokin' on a good one with great songs like this on the radio. What the hell happened. Are we all blind.
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eeeeennnnnn 4 years ago
Thing is, I'm 46, and when my contemporaries were stuck in classic rock mode, I was rediscovering music thanks to songs like this one from the Posies, as well as The Catherine Wheel, E, Freedy Johnston, and many others. So once again I'm back among those to pine for the days when music was "good."
eswyatt 4 years ago
not really...
UncleJ4 4 years ago
I could dream all day to if I don't have anything I need to do.
RoyandEdyaoi 4 years ago
Hey, Super Deluxe were inspired by The Posies weren't they...
If it's a load of shit I don't know...
But these guys are good!!!!
Super Deluxe are still better aha!
kidkash102 4 years ago
this sounds nothing like drivers seat
freejazzfree 4 years ago 3
here come the thumbs down, but i have to agree that there are a lot of similarities between this and 'drivers seat'. i wouldnt go so far as to say its a 'rip off' though.
xrongor 2 years ago
hmmm its not driver sit... something else,... american band... hmmmm??shit i know there are 3 version of this song... whats the other one....shit i 4gt
levelupfreestyle 4 years ago
Anyone care to say what the title of thier album "Frosting on the Beater" was about?
Rusfi7 4 years ago
sure.. I'll step up.I believe it was about
yerkin'one's gerkin and the resultant jizzilant explosion that results therein.
timjmoran 4 years ago
wow this was soo way back 93 when I was in 10th grade
Noshad0wk1ck 4 years ago
Long live the nineties.
duconmarcel 4 years ago 2
I could listen all day!
frankdude7235 4 years ago 2
Ha Ha! Good one!
greymattervandal 4 years ago
Greaaat
Those were the days, when the US could give us something else than Fall out boy or My Chemical Romance...
thechief1981 4 years ago 5
YEA True
noseguard45 4 years ago
kinda like the same thing just that style changed ...
SousukePanic 4 years ago
haha, good comment!
cocoshusse 4 years ago
I can dream all day too about the good ol' days of alternative rock. Smokin' on a good one with great songs like this on the radio. What the hell happened. Are we all blind.
Sleep
Obey
Watch T.V.
eeeeennnnnn 4 years ago