I just discovered this band, and now I'm wondering where they've been all my life! "Stars" is their big hit, sure, but "Ms. Lazarus" and "Green to Me" are definitely my favorite songs of theirs. (The entire album "Downward is Heavenward" is amazing. So eerily beautiful, it's a shame they didn't win any Grammys or other awards for it.)
@andrewmercercanada thatd be true if all todays rap/hip hop/pop/whatever music didnt suck so hard. its played so many times that the idiots that listen to it buy into it. HUM is great music. same with all the rest of the under rated bands. you just dont know what good music really is.
Hum and Smashing Pumpkins came from the same town but they both took the alt label to a different dimension. I can't get over how much attention to detail both in the music and lyrics were taken to convey emotion. Call it space rock, call it whatever. This shit fucking rocks and I'm sure there will be nothing like this again. So soak it up and enjoy!
@forerunner06 Can't agree enough. This needs to be played loud on a good sound system so you can hear all the little details. When some friends of mine recorded at Pogo Studios, Mark Rubel (the producer there, who recorded Downward is Heavenward) said they used 30 guitar tracks on one song, though he wouldn't say what song. My guess is Isle of the Cheetah.
That guitar bit at 1:24 is evidence that a good mix in production can turn a simple riff into a powerful weapon. Now, it's probably my favorite part of the song.
I met a girl in a little dive bar out here the other night, went back to her place, and she introduced me to Hum. Even though it was 4am in a small apartment she couldn't help but sing along to "Green to Me." I might never see her again, but I'm glad she showed me what I'd been missing in these guys.
This is my favorite of the 90s. The video is gorgeous, and all about textures: the mother-of-pearl (or whatever) of the guitar, the tortoise's shell, the egg, and that woman.... "And we've all got wounds to clean."
as far as genre definitions go, they're all just words....but I do remember bands like hum, sunny day real estate, the promise ring, etc. being called "emo" in the mid to late 90's...the term then got applied to the more whiny mall punk bands that had a more metal/prog rock bent than, say , blink 182. In other words, the definition of "emo" is totally different from what it used to be. But it was always a lame term anyway........
wow. that actually was the best statement I've heard from someone about the subject. I hate the term emo, but back in the mid 90's when original american hardcore was around, "emo" did exist as a more heartfelt genre to original hardcore fans. but really, its used too much like an insult anyways. its associated with too many other insults
check out the band failure. not downplaying this. shit hum came out from illinois where i live i think they're from champagne, il. fuck what a sick band. check out failure though. its all green to me.
come on man ..its space rock.. what, you dont know space rock? space rock has been around longer than "regular" rock and much longer than both you and i ...and wolfpack2013... and even this band, believe it or not! :D in fact, space rock has been roaming the universe for billions and trillions of gazillion years! ..the real question is: alternative rock??? where the fuck did THAT come from? a gay space rock?? hmm... interesting....
I think music hits me as "emo" more when it's lyrics are really whiney and predictable. Like the evanescence song that goes "you never call me when you're sober" and THAT to me is emo because it induces an immediate vomit response. Green To Me is such a huge far cry from that...
they probably think that since the lead singer looks like their stereotype of what a "loser" should look like, it must be of the whiney genre. Clearly they just haven't turned the volume up.
HUM is not Emo Band, This Band Is Called In Different Genres : Space Rock, Post Rock, Post Grunge a Alternative Metal, This Sound is a mix of Helmet, Weezer, And Smashing Pumpkins, It Right This band is precursor in Alternative Metal or Nu Metal sound, Deftones use disonants riff and armonics similar to HUM.
WOW you really are stupid. Im not going to shine my blazing light of truth into a stupid blind little boy eyes anymore so yeah your "right" emo has been around since the 80s.... *snickers* ...
I will pay a really good price and/or trade the UK The Pod single with three songs for the Hum CD/single (Puppets/Aphids) if someone is willing to sell/trade it. I really need it for a "master" collection of every Hum album/single I'm trying for...
a single type of harmonic is not restricted to an entire genre. some nu metal bands don't use harmonics at all. at least admit that the crunchy chords and simple riffs are an indicator of nu metal
the opening natural harmonics were clearly a huge influence on nu-metal, as the genre emerged only one or two years after this album was released. I wish i was paying attention to music when i was in 4th and 5th grade and could remember bands like hum and failure. i've only gotten into them recently and i feel like i missed so much. if only i had a time machine ;)
right jeff garber from ....st louis..? with the urbana connex and engineered by the studio that hum used...i almost interned there ...loooong time ago.., also shiner and life and times now in kc, all kinda connected too with molly mcguire
i think castor was a grat band too...self titled album is so soothing...great piece of my collection
yes he sang on national skyline, and the music was more synthetic in the recordings i recall...though live at da m t bottle, they seemed to rawk it out!
i love the SMPTE timecode at bottom, makes it raw and technical :)
They actually started a new band with some original members, and I think Castors Lead Singer...am I wrong when I say it was called "American Skyline"?
yea National Skyline, with members from Hum and Castor? I had some of their stuff, so many cds lost track, but saw their debut show @ the m-t-bottle chicago years back and ended up buyin the cd..the vocalist of N-S was the dude from Castor, Jeff...? yes?
Studio stuff from N-S was drum machines in a kool way mixed with more deep vox from Castor vocal dude, some live drums also...would have to dig to find album title..
where are these guys now? why the good stuff has to end, man, I remember that I used to hear this band when I was sad, made me cry, whit this band I can remember my first girlfriend at 16, what days!!! they will never die.
god.. history does repeat itself, we had our period of awesome music and a flowering economy, and all that crap, and now were on the edge of another depression..
If you like Hum check out another Chicago group called Life At Sea...good stuff. You wont find them on youtube though. Check Myspace. Chi Town music rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The mid-90s was a great time to be a fan of alternative music. I first heard Hum on a radio station in Wheeling, WV that had an Alternative Music show on Saturday nights.
Heard this band for the first time when my local radio station played, "Stars," during their alternative show. Picked up all of their records and loved them ever since. For Christmas one year, a good friend of mine gave me a vinyl of, "You'd Prefer An Astronaut," which is green and you can see through it. It's one of my favorite musical items that I own.
This band was ahead of its time and just sounded so great.
so ahead of their time. these guys make a distorted mess sound like a symphony. they should tour one more time. i would follow them like the grateful dead
one of the few bands where every single song on every cd is fucking kickass. im mostly into 80-90's punk but i listen to these guys nonstop. wish they were still cranking out tunes. and yes, they deserved a shitload more than what they got.
Hum was one of those bands from the 90's that deserved much more attention than it received. The same goes for Kula Shaker, Supergrass, and Sunny Day Real Estate.
jesus had this song in mind when he was crucified
constellationcancer 1 month ago
I just discovered this band, and now I'm wondering where they've been all my life! "Stars" is their big hit, sure, but "Ms. Lazarus" and "Green to Me" are definitely my favorite songs of theirs. (The entire album "Downward is Heavenward" is amazing. So eerily beautiful, it's a shame they didn't win any Grammys or other awards for it.)
sugarandspice4815 1 month ago
Its All Green To Me Know Just Here This Song And U Feel The Same As Me
Joungpunk 2 months ago
Sometimes I feel like yelling fuck the world and when the world end I will be hearing this song P.S Fuck U
Joungpunk 3 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
i showed my friend this band and hes all into them now.this band is awesome
JackoReaper 4 months ago
i showed my friend this band and hes all into them now.this band is awesome
JackoReaper 4 months ago
I just cant accept the fact that a Bollywood movie is at the top of the Hum search list!! Not Cool!!
ThePrescottman 5 months ago
Just awesome song.
andrewmercercanada 5 months ago
One of the most underrated bands of all time
300MUSIC 6 months ago
so good... getting older but hearing this takes me back to the 90's when music was actually good, feel bad for kids today when we had this
kevpd26 6 months ago
@kevpd26 Dude, only old geezers say things like this. Every generation believes their music is better than the succeeding generation.
andrewmercercanada 5 months ago
@andrewmercercanada thatd be true if all todays rap/hip hop/pop/whatever music didnt suck so hard. its played so many times that the idiots that listen to it buy into it. HUM is great music. same with all the rest of the under rated bands. you just dont know what good music really is.
Lrules364 5 months ago
@Lrules364 Go listen to some .hopesfall....esaily the most HUM influenced band to come around...to bad they are gone now too.
InvisibleTeeth 4 months ago
azuritereaction is a gawd
GripstateEngaged 7 months ago 6
nostalgia
bobbym6404 7 months ago
I'm surprised I never seen any comparisons between Rivers Cuomo and Matt Talbott.
jmorris724 9 months ago
Hum could have easily been an ideological companion to Smashing Pumpkins. Alas that was not to be, I wish they would get back together.
thebendavis 10 months ago 2
@forerunner06, yes u r right on the song:)very astute :)
romotecontroldouche 10 months ago
si me recuerda a quicksand post hardcore y alguno que otro grupo pero pasable
arielvlad 11 months ago
hi, i'm Hum and i like tuhtles.
ROBOTNIK28 1 year ago
There will never be another band quite like HUM
Versethirteen 1 year ago
yep got to see them twice in the nineties such classic underground greatness!!
jwynn75 1 year ago
Damn...I miss this band and era!
jovanna242 1 year ago
@jovanna242 I miss the 90s
ALT980 11 months ago
Tim's mom was my 5th grade teacher. Yeah, I'm that lucky.
jpnoyes 1 year ago
Hum and Smashing Pumpkins came from the same town but they both took the alt label to a different dimension. I can't get over how much attention to detail both in the music and lyrics were taken to convey emotion. Call it space rock, call it whatever. This shit fucking rocks and I'm sure there will be nothing like this again. So soak it up and enjoy!
ecolodge 1 year ago
@ecolodge Hum is from Champaign-Urbana, IL. The Pumpkins are from Chicago. Same state at best.
cognitivepencils 7 months ago
@cognitivepencils both awesome bands ... two of my fav
angell1460 4 months ago
I grew up to these guys! thier amazing!
brethart86yt 1 year ago
90's post-hardcore at it's finest. too bad youtube fucks up the sound quality
forerunner06 1 year ago
@forerunner06 Can't agree enough. This needs to be played loud on a good sound system so you can hear all the little details. When some friends of mine recorded at Pogo Studios, Mark Rubel (the producer there, who recorded Downward is Heavenward) said they used 30 guitar tracks on one song, though he wouldn't say what song. My guess is Isle of the Cheetah.
michzimmerman 1 year ago
@michzimmerman it was Isle of the Cheetah, I recall reading that in an article way back when.
sklyrovka 7 months ago
if god listened to music, his favorite band would be HUM
gatormassarce 1 year ago 3
@gatormassarce agreed
cujo1990 1 year ago
Is it me or Matt Talbott is a better singer than Chad Kroeger?
Krees86 1 year ago
man i friggin love this song!!!
flyngsnow 1 year ago
Such a sound will never come again wish i could have seen them in concert with sonic youth or sneaker pimps or TSOL epic good.
102611ful 1 year ago
That guitar bit at 1:24 is evidence that a good mix in production can turn a simple riff into a powerful weapon. Now, it's probably my favorite part of the song.
Legendary guitar tone.
virilevocalist 1 year ago
anakin is a band that sounds similar to hum
wilhelm1974 1 year ago
@wilhelm1974 Maybe if they had a different singer. Anakin is pop music compared to the spacey/chemistry vibes of HUM.
lycanthropy2010 1 year ago
@wilhelm1974 It does but anakin sounds more like a weezer meets hum meets reggie and the full effect
Krees86 1 year ago
What Freaking awesome Guitar tone
11rfpro 1 year ago 2
@11rfpro Truth.
virilevocalist 1 year ago
LOVE old school :)
this is my favorite song by them!
300MUSIC 1 year ago
I met a girl in a little dive bar out here the other night, went back to her place, and she introduced me to Hum. Even though it was 4am in a small apartment she couldn't help but sing along to "Green to Me." I might never see her again, but I'm glad she showed me what I'd been missing in these guys.
amandolin0 1 year ago
This is my favorite of the 90s. The video is gorgeous, and all about textures: the mother-of-pearl (or whatever) of the guitar, the tortoise's shell, the egg, and that woman.... "And we've all got wounds to clean."
ppuddle 1 year ago
Im still seeing green i hate to sound like a coperate sell out but this would make a great recycling song for a commercial thumbs up if you agree. =)
102611ful 1 year ago 2
@102611ful Ha, I kind of hate to agree, but your right. Stars was actually on a Cadillac commercial a few years back.
squire456 1 year ago
@squire456 yeah. funny how the band basically got all this posthumous attention. at least SOME kids are now learning what real music is.
91nickt 1 year ago
@91nickt i think they were sort of ahead of their time.
lastmondaypast1 1 year ago
wish i knew what was going on in this video. love hum
chrispollock 1 year ago
this band's music speaks to me more than anyone will ever know.
StarpilotSinfony 1 year ago
The good music.What the hell happened with todays music?SHITTY!!!
dancemusic04 1 year ago
I like this song
Oldschool is the best
By the way
yes, this is Pure Space ROck
LearsiLys 1 year ago
as far as genre definitions go, they're all just words....but I do remember bands like hum, sunny day real estate, the promise ring, etc. being called "emo" in the mid to late 90's...the term then got applied to the more whiny mall punk bands that had a more metal/prog rock bent than, say , blink 182. In other words, the definition of "emo" is totally different from what it used to be. But it was always a lame term anyway........
lapdogwilly 1 year ago
wow. that actually was the best statement I've heard from someone about the subject. I hate the term emo, but back in the mid 90's when original american hardcore was around, "emo" did exist as a more heartfelt genre to original hardcore fans. but really, its used too much like an insult anyways. its associated with too many other insults
DylanDecepticon 1 year ago
JasonEA...you are correct...Quicksand and Hum...so great and underrated. Hum is missed heavily...please come back!
skrizznizzle 2 years ago 13
@skrizznizzle I just found out Hum is doing a reunion show in Chicago May 31st 2010. I'm seriously thinking about driving 13 hours to see them
mikazuki81 1 year ago
Mikazuki81...thanks for the heads up.
skrizznizzle 1 year ago
@skrizznizzle I agree, one of the best bands!
phil2856 7 months ago
they all looked so happy to be making this video...
revolt81 2 years ago
The three lost classics of the last 20 years.
Downward is Heavenward
Slip by Quicksand
Ignorance is Bliss by Face to Face
JasonEA 2 years ago
Amazing
scotty300z 2 years ago
Great album or greatest album?
ThriceDog 2 years ago 26
9.9/10
sublime8992 2 years ago
You'd Prefer and Astronaut was better I think. They're both unbelievable though
203017V 2 years ago
check out the band failure. not downplaying this. shit hum came out from illinois where i live i think they're from champagne, il. fuck what a sick band. check out failure though. its all green to me.
larf06 2 years ago 2
yeah, fantastic planet is GREAT.. not on par with hum in my opinion (as nothing is), but an absolutely awesome band
sklyrovka 2 years ago
BEST BAND EVER!!!
RockMan356 2 years ago 3
haha i downloaded this as metallicas cyanide :P took me a while to find out what it was. The band is great
xX0Jota0Xx 2 years ago
damn i miss this band...havent seen live since 95?
nailbomb1994 2 years ago 2
can u upload ms. lazarus?
vivemaker 2 years ago
best song ever
itsthatsebguy93 2 years ago
first time i'm hearing them. i like it. 5/5.
MrJoeCage 2 years ago 2
what year was this?
eeeerrriin 2 years ago
I fucking love this song and this band, I wish the would have continued to create awesome stuff like this.
Jolana25 2 years ago 2
This band was ahead of its time.
BernieRunns 2 years ago 3
its all green to me......
420bai 2 years ago
Icall it good music or KICKASS!!! if you prefer. WHo really cares as long as it's this good. Rock ON!!!
darkosprey34 2 years ago 2
what space rock???fucking too many invented genre
levelupfreestyle 2 years ago
come on man ..its space rock.. what, you dont know space rock? space rock has been around longer than "regular" rock and much longer than both you and i ...and wolfpack2013... and even this band, believe it or not! :D in fact, space rock has been roaming the universe for billions and trillions of gazillion years! ..the real question is: alternative rock??? where the fuck did THAT come from? a gay space rock?? hmm... interesting....
c4rdsh4rk 2 years ago 3
Everyone, just suck my dick, i'm a shaaark, suck my dick.
StrictlyLiving 2 years ago
Fuck you I wont do what you tell me.
funkmaster3005 2 years ago
this band is post-rock.
itsthatsebguy93 2 years ago
You're an idiot, this band broke up before post-rock really even existed. Hum was mid/late-90s emo with a tinge of spacerock.
doommullet 2 years ago
there not emo ok i agree with the space rock thing but there not emo
emo is like sunny day real estate or jimmy eat world
itsthatsebguy93 2 years ago
They're alternative rock and space rock.
wolfpack2013 2 years ago 2
One of my fave songs from them<3
i love the cd its on too!
gahlee their sound is amazing
ALICEtheMONSTER 2 years ago
the only "EMOtion" i get from this is wanting to smoke a blunt n drink some liquor while stomping a doucher like you,
kiko21pt .
rhythm013 2 years ago
it has actually. go do some research onecnote. fugazi were coined as emo in 1987.
calvinmontgomery 2 years ago
I love hum! they really are the best. :D
onecnote 2 years ago
I think music hits me as "emo" more when it's lyrics are really whiney and predictable. Like the evanescence song that goes "you never call me when you're sober" and THAT to me is emo because it induces an immediate vomit response. Green To Me is such a huge far cry from that...
CatholicRenegade 2 years ago
they probably think that since the lead singer looks like their stereotype of what a "loser" should look like, it must be of the whiney genre. Clearly they just haven't turned the volume up.
CatholicRenegade 2 years ago
You can call it emo if want. Just shows your age, which is fine. Be who you are.
EMO was not a "type" of music when this was wrote... closest thing was "geek rock" AkA Weezer.
Even Weezer did no predate this, it was about the same time. Both bands got hits within the year. Culture catching up is a diff thing.
Just my 2 cents. It is not emo. I will be busy rolling my dice laughing. =)
GoBigRedTony 2 years ago
somehow it reminds me SDRE. there's some sort of a link between these 2 bands.maybe its the era...maybe
HaziLee 2 years ago
I used to get stoned to this back in '98 when I was a senior in high school. Great band!
blah111479 2 years ago 2
so wish these guys would reunite! only got the see them 3 times back in 95!
Buddhist2k 2 years ago
THEY DID ...they played in Chicago on 1-1-09
Hewittdoit 2 years ago
Great song
Jdpteam 2 years ago
dude is that bill gates?
levelupfreestyle 2 years ago
>_> Yes, it's bill gates -.-
lankyGigantic 2 years ago
all I can say is throw on a set of headphones set em to 10 an hold on
bodeedie 2 years ago
Memories.....
Thanks.
Oplexicon 2 years ago
Thank you for posting this.
picklerammin 2 years ago
i can't listen to this song enough!! never gets old
seagaur 3 years ago 2
anyone goto the Hum / The Life And Times Shows in Chicago NYE ???
just wondering how well it rocked, coz i was sick, couldnt go and make every1 contagious..
Man..the 2 fav rock bands together for 2 shows in 2 days in my hometown...and i was SICK!!! .. missed my show-of-the-year.. :(
Someones GOTTA post a vid of THAT one SOON..been looking, no such luck..
Blacklightroom 3 years ago
Does anyone have the Hum Puppets/Aphids single they could sell or trade me?
braddavery 3 years ago
it seems kinda grungy
geoff123420 3 years ago
This is the real Emo, this was emo, until some stupid 15n year old kids started to calling emo to some happy pop punk.
if you like Hum you should listen to Mineral, the Gloria Record, Pop unknown. :)
Riloproducciones 3 years ago
HUM is not Emo Band, This Band Is Called In Different Genres : Space Rock, Post Rock, Post Grunge a Alternative Metal, This Sound is a mix of Helmet, Weezer, And Smashing Pumpkins, It Right This band is precursor in Alternative Metal or Nu Metal sound, Deftones use disonants riff and armonics similar to HUM.
Neaera6sic6 2 years ago 2
yea i noticed similarites with hum and deftones
psycho826 2 years ago
yea i got ya around 1:50...that's the kinda stuff they did on sat. night wrist...dont hate plp he knows wat hes talkin about.....
syrensoundz 2 years ago
Comment removed
GeorgeMellllow 2 years ago
Fool this is way before emo ruined music and culture dont utter those words here.
onecnote 2 years ago
I'm talking about the real emo,
not the faggoty scene kid cut-my-wrist-and-black-my-eyes shit,
and I don't remember why I said that... lol
GeorgeMellllow 2 years ago 2
lol
itsthatsebguy93 2 years ago
do you know sunny day real estate?
itsthatsebguy93 2 years ago 3
now thats real a-class emo.
Schlepp420 2 years ago
Comment removed
kiko21pt 2 years ago
no retard this came out long b4 emo. you were about 7 years old when this came out so why dont you shut you damn mouth ok?
onecnote 2 years ago
Comment removed
kiko21pt 2 years ago
WOW you really are stupid. Im not going to shine my blazing light of truth into a stupid blind little boy eyes anymore so yeah your "right" emo has been around since the 80s.... *snickers* ...
onecnote 2 years ago
Comment removed
kiko21pt 2 years ago
You misspelled truth ....
onecnote 2 years ago
Is it your answer?
kiko21pt 2 years ago
Comment removed
GoBigRedTony 2 years ago
Maybe you should follow the same advice eh? Some of us were listening to this during our childhood.
CatholicRenegade 2 years ago
"the same advice" being the part about ruining music culture with your comments? There you've even got me doing it now
CatholicRenegade 2 years ago
Comment removed
kiko21pt 2 years ago
It just blows my mind that someone would consider hum emo...
gtrchrdman02 2 years ago 3
Dude alot of people have been putting good heavy bands in emo catagories it's really frustrating.
mudvayne317 2 years ago
it's these fucking kids who listen to nothin BUT this new age speed metal n emo horseshit think it's real music.
rhythm013 2 years ago
Look I'm a truly fan of Dream Theater! Dream Theater is an heavy progressive Metal, for me one of the best fucking metal Band in the world!
kiko21pt 2 years ago
you're a fucking moron.
rhythm013 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I will pay a really good price and/or trade the UK The Pod single with three songs for the Hum CD/single (Puppets/Aphids) if someone is willing to sell/trade it. I really need it for a "master" collection of every Hum album/single I'm trying for...
braddavery 3 years ago
a single type of harmonic is not restricted to an entire genre. some nu metal bands don't use harmonics at all. at least admit that the crunchy chords and simple riffs are an indicator of nu metal
flashdrc 3 years ago
the opening natural harmonics were clearly a huge influence on nu-metal, as the genre emerged only one or two years after this album was released. I wish i was paying attention to music when i was in 4th and 5th grade and could remember bands like hum and failure. i've only gotten into them recently and i feel like i missed so much. if only i had a time machine ;)
flashdrc 3 years ago
3 open natural harmonics dont influence a whole genre, and besides they use pinch harmonics in numetal
roguenoobkiller 3 years ago
right jeff garber from ....st louis..? with the urbana connex and engineered by the studio that hum used...i almost interned there ...loooong time ago.., also shiner and life and times now in kc, all kinda connected too with molly mcguire
i think castor was a grat band too...self titled album is so soothing...great piece of my collection
yes he sang on national skyline, and the music was more synthetic in the recordings i recall...though live at da m t bottle, they seemed to rawk it out!
Blacklightroom 3 years ago
i love the SMPTE timecode at bottom, makes it raw and technical :)
They actually started a new band with some original members, and I think Castors Lead Singer...am I wrong when I say it was called "American Skyline"?
Fact-checker Conservatory, plz...
Blacklightroom 3 years ago
The band was called National Skyline. Very minimal, not really like Hum but still compelling.
Hawkface 3 years ago
yea National Skyline, with members from Hum and Castor? I had some of their stuff, so many cds lost track, but saw their debut show @ the m-t-bottle chicago years back and ended up buyin the cd..the vocalist of N-S was the dude from Castor, Jeff...? yes?
Studio stuff from N-S was drum machines in a kool way mixed with more deep vox from Castor vocal dude, some live drums also...would have to dig to find album title..
Blacklightroom 3 years ago
If you're talking about Matt Talbott's other band, it was called Centaur.
xelsiex 3 years ago
Jeff Garber's band was Castor.
xelsiex 3 years ago
where are these guys now? why the good stuff has to end, man, I remember that I used to hear this band when I was sad, made me cry, whit this band I can remember my first girlfriend at 16, what days!!! they will never die.
ingeax 3 years ago
hum's playing two reunion shows on the 31st of december and the 1st of january in chicago.
athoughtcomes 3 years ago
Dude you rule! Hum and Big Wreck in the same sentence. What a loss for both bands so much promise!!
asurfruc68 3 years ago
Anyone remember Big Wreck it was around the same time another great band
maxell07c0 3 years ago
god.. history does repeat itself, we had our period of awesome music and a flowering economy, and all that crap, and now were on the edge of another depression..
prsshred39 3 years ago
Everything good from the 90's sounds so low key but awesome. Where have the moderately good times gone?
SuzakuFireborn 3 years ago 5
I don't really understand the meaning of the videp
RockMan356 3 years ago
HUM is fucking great.
otakukun82 3 years ago
If you like Hum check out another Chicago group called Life At Sea...good stuff. You wont find them on youtube though. Check Myspace. Chi Town music rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
marvcus4 3 years ago
The mid-90s was a great time to be a fan of alternative music. I first heard Hum on a radio station in Wheeling, WV that had an Alternative Music show on Saturday nights.
Drakkhim 3 years ago
i like this song, but i think that is better "stars", from the same cd
Xohex 3 years ago
This aong is actually from a different album.
crackerblacks 3 years ago
No it's not. It's number 6 on Downward is Heavenward.
xelsiex 3 years ago
Any moron knows "Stars" was from You'd Prefer an Astronaut.
doommullet 2 years ago
This band is the best
perpitbla5 3 years ago
"She lifts her wings up high - sensors show a lifetime untill we die - and all the drean's details - perfected in the colored sky"
That makes me weep.....
Hawkface 3 years ago 2
Thank god for satelite radio cause ya never goining to hear bands like HUM on top 40 shit stations
ltdann86 3 years ago 5
what happen to this kind of alternative music.Mid 90's best alternative.Alot of bands today suck.
sueala04 3 years ago 3
so great.....these guys,failure,lusk...so many good bands from the 90's..now a days its all crap(nickelback,creed,seether,likenpark)
instantkarmava 3 years ago 3
Their best song in my opinion
zenitram2112 3 years ago 3
a great video for one of their best songs, i love these guys.
crsms 3 years ago
where can i download this song for free? lime wire doesnt work for me. any suggustions?
defensorfortis2009 3 years ago
Google blog search
OfTheWillows 3 years ago
buy the record on amazon.
frenchythefry69 3 years ago
great dressers, good looking guys
smallclone 3 years ago
hahaha
explosiveshrooms 3 years ago
Heard this band for the first time when my local radio station played, "Stars," during their alternative show. Picked up all of their records and loved them ever since. For Christmas one year, a good friend of mine gave me a vinyl of, "You'd Prefer An Astronaut," which is green and you can see through it. It's one of my favorite musical items that I own.
This band was ahead of its time and just sounded so great.
Drakkhim 3 years ago 3
so ahead of their time. these guys make a distorted mess sound like a symphony. they should tour one more time. i would follow them like the grateful dead
jwdillar 3 years ago
the question is..when you turn on hum do they return the favor?
jenrowlv 3 years ago 2
It's a shame they broke up considering they were getting better and better each album.
Boja06 3 years ago 2
Does anyone have an If you are to Bloom video? Hum days were the good old days.
redwallace 4 years ago
these guy's ass kickery knows no bounds and their awsome gutitar riffs shred the very fabric of space and time
hackfreak 4 years ago 6
Why cant the bands be this good anymore???
TroyShellie 4 years ago 7
one of the few bands where every single song on every cd is fucking kickass. im mostly into 80-90's punk but i listen to these guys nonstop. wish they were still cranking out tunes. and yes, they deserved a shitload more than what they got.
NoUseForAName000 4 years ago 2
this song fuc**ng rocks!!!! love it. it's all green to me dude.
chris47q 4 years ago 2
where are they now....I miss them
Lusciousmissa 4 years ago
Hum was one of those bands from the 90's that deserved much more attention than it received. The same goes for Kula Shaker, Supergrass, and Sunny Day Real Estate.
jstewartf4presi