That period from 94 to 98 when the radio allowed rock to be as weird and unique as it wanted to be. I was a kid but I liked it all, even the “softer” rock was on point.
@@Jupiterocks LMFAO. The fact that you were triggered at the sight of my profile photo when I’m only here talking about music tells me everything I need to know about you personally. Let’s hope mommy had a spare diaper on her when you saw my post.
I was in a Texas band back in the 90s....we opened for GT at the Dallas show on this tour. They walked through the crowd playing all acoustic instruments and launched seamlessly into their first song when they got to the stage. Nice guys....very musical.
Decades later and this song STILL makes me smile. We need more music like this--upbeat, polite, relevant to everyone who's ever had to change lanes while driving in a car
This always played while I was driving to high school back in the 90s ...and then the world just forgot about it. Too bad, so much positive energy crammed into this little tune.
I visited the Hard Rock Casino In Hollywood Fla one Friday night back in 2012. They played it there, casinos know what’s good. That song actually made my night.
i grew up in mexico (moved recently to the states) and i remember vividly this video being broadcast by mtv and up until now that i understand the lyrics, so simple yet catchy, now that i'm drivng through the streets of arizona and california i always thank the drivers that let me change lines by singing the chorus of this marvelous song,
This song brought me out of a dark place tonight. My Momma got stuck taking me to a Dare to Care concert in the 90s in Springfield Mo. She loved this band. She ended up with the CD years later. 10 years ago I got to play this song for her in her last hours. The lyrics of this song explains the simple, humble innocence of my Momma. So true thank you for bringing this back to me. ❤
Janice I was at that concert.....it was incredible. I so miss Z 104.7 the Planet radio station. They would play any and everything if it was good. Springfield had alot of good things going on back then, it was good times. Very sorry for your loss, I miss my mother too, she also had a heart of gold.
Your story about your mother blessed me today :) Keeping wonderful memories of my mom inside of me is my focus.Focusing on God's gifts. Thank you for sharing ☺️🌈🙏🌞
There were so many great "one hit wonders" in the 90s. Sucks so many of the became forgotten over time. But us 90s kids can feel good about having UA-cam to listen to I suppose.....
I was in ICU in a south American hospital 3 years ago without a soul in the world to look after me and this song was playing one of the days when i woke up and one of the nurses turned on the TV. i wish i could thank these lads
This song was the very first song that played on my car radio the day I got my license. I still remember the sense of infinite hope and possibility that day carried. It was a long time ago now but this song still sparks that same joy.
Holy shit balls. I have been looking for this song for years. All I could remember was it was a catchy tune and had a Boston terrier behind the wheel. Lol
Heard this song on the radio yesterday driving. Forgot about it for 20 years and still sang the crap out of it from memory. What a great 20 minute drive.
Their album "Sacred Cow" is a brilliant experimental rock record. I don't even know what to compare it to - Primus and Nomeansno perhaps? I've never heard anything like it. Really unique, mind bending sound. I consider it essential 90s listening. As great as this song is, it doesn't even scratch the surface of how strange, unique and original these guys were. Miss 1996 so bad.
Definitely NoMeansNo influence...hearing this record again for the first time in like 15-20 years I was hearing a little Jane's Addiction/Porno For Pyros, Gandharvas as well. Super cool record to rediscover.
Lots better stuff in this era. Primus as you say, Soul Coughing. Luscious Jackson was hip but more listenable. I listened more to acid jazz like the Corduroys Dad Man Cat, Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai. trip hop like Massive Attack Blue Lines and Protection, fusion like Bela Fleck, dream pop like Cocteau Twins Four Calendar Cafe, pop like Luscious Jackson or The Sunday's third album. Maybe you know all this music but if not you'll like some of it I think. "
Surprising fun fact: *_In 1996, GT released album "Sacred Cow" (it included the song "Whoever You Are"). Fast forward 5 YEARS. In 2001, after it was used in a Mercedes Benz TV ad, it became a hit._*
Thanks! This song popped in my head out of absolutely nowhere yesterday. For like the first time since the commercial. I thought I knew it from a car commercial but I wasn't sure.
LoL just heard this song while changing lanes 😂 it’s funny because I DO always thank peeps who let me in bc sooo many are rude & won’t 😡 Thanks for this catchy little tune of gratitude Geggy Tah
So impressed to see this one on here, I used to help run the spring music festival at my college in California. It was called the Kohoutek festival and Geggy Tah was there freshman yr, along with Ozomatli and quite a few other acts that actually ended up being known elsewhere. It was a pretty famous festival and a lot of LA acts like No Doubt and Sublime had played there when they were starting out, so I always wondered if bands like Geggy Tah and Ozo would make it. It's really cool to see that they are known outside that area.
Yeah, buckley brought me here too, but despite the weird premise, I do dig the jazz influence here and by the time I heard that awesome Steely Dan sounding organ solo, I realized I kind of love this. There is almost nothing like it.
I’m obsessed with the 90’s and I dont remember ever hearing this back then. I’m guessing north los angeles county radio station like star 98.7 didnt play this for some reason.
The first time I heard this song was on the radio in my friends 60’s VW van in our work’s parking lot during lunch sometime in 1998. Me, him, and another guy got completely baked and we pumped this song up so loud, pot smoke coming out of the windows, trying to sing along to it, laughing, etc. When lunch was over, we were walking back to our job at this huge supermarket and I noticed that my ex-girlfriend had just been hired and started working that day. Because I would spend the next 4 hours stoned out of my grill, I didn’t want to run into her, so my friends tried to help me hide from her and the plan worked. The next day I ran into her, cleaned up and sober with a big smile on my face. She was really happy to see me, gave me a big hug and my buddies started cracking up. Good times man, I miss the 90’s.
So Indie! A catchy pop tune with a mix of Jazz-Fusion and a marching band flourish. Now I can look back and see they were 15 years ahead of their time! I'd place them in a category with Capital Cities and The Wanted, about early 2010s. Capital Cities similarly wove commercial media narrative into their songs.
this song brings me back to my high school days driving around and smoking weed with my friends I would have to say that the 90s by far produced the best music I don't know if I'm being biased because that's the time in which I grew up in
They called our venue (Copper Rocket Pub - in Maitland, FL) We were from 1995 -2006 the original owners, we supported local music and underground touring musicians (after we sold - well shitshow) but they came in marched with instruments and did a magical thing throughout our small bar...LOVE
I may have not heard this song in the 90s cuz dang, I wasn't alive yet but I listened it for the first time in the radio, I searched everywhere to find it and I finally found it 😭🙏🏻
That period from 94 to 98 when the radio allowed rock to be as weird and unique as it wanted to be. I was a kid but I liked it all, even the “softer” rock was on point.
I feel like september 11th was the actual day the 90's ended...
The 90s was the peace era then?@@shoenicedeletedvideosx3048
It was more that record companies were chasing the next weird that might give them a hit, but your sentiment is delightful just the same.
did the mooslems allow you out of your cage to dance to rock music?
@@Jupiterocks LMFAO. The fact that you were triggered at the sight of my profile photo when I’m only here talking about music tells me everything I need to know about you personally. Let’s hope mommy had a spare diaper on her when you saw my post.
THE 90S WASN'T A DECADE
IT WAS AN EMOTION
One of the best lines I've heard in a long time
I was in a Texas band back in the 90s....we opened for GT at the Dallas show on this tour. They walked through the crowd playing all acoustic instruments and launched seamlessly into their first song when they got to the stage. Nice guys....very musical.
Decades later and this song STILL makes me smile. We need more music like this--upbeat, polite, relevant to everyone who's ever had to change lanes while driving in a car
my dad used to play this all the time while i was riding in the back of his jeep. serious nostalgia
in a world full of road rage we actually *NEED* more songs like this
This was played on MTV with all the other obscure artists at 3am, you know when MTV played music videos. Back in the days of phones with curly cords
Best 120 minutes
@@Brewnoe I miss 120 minutes…
They don’t play Music Videos anymore? What do they do now? Sit on their arses jerking off or smthn?
@@requiem165 yep
@@irahenderson7840 ;-;
He violated more rules of the road in this video than anyone else. No seat belt on. Playing a trumpet and a guitar while driving🤣
How can a person not love this song
it's not possible I hope
Anyone who speeds up when you put a blinker on, that's who. (jersey drivers)
FUBAR' ed Matt or people who cut you off (Michigan drivers)
@@Karmy. people who pull out in front of you (also Michigan drivers)
@@GodWeenSatan yes
This always played while I was driving to high school back in the 90s ...and then the world just forgot about it. Too bad, so much positive energy crammed into this little tune.
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@@josemera4167 หข
I visited the Hard Rock Casino In Hollywood Fla one Friday night back in 2012. They played it there, casinos know what’s good. That song actually made my night.
I'm so glad to hear this song again. I totally forgot about it.
Agreed. Forgot about this song. Love the video too.
I'm so jealous of anyone hearing this song for the first time.
The guitar player, Greg Kurstin, is a big deal these days. Google that. :)
I have not hear this song since the 90s. OMG I forgot this existed :) It's still pretty cool.
I just did, I was really not expecting this song to be so fucking good
First time here. :D Thank you whoever you are.
Legit, right here.
You know that the singer made this up at the spur of the moment while on the road resulting in one of the cutest songs ever wrote 😁
I told a girl once she was cute and was solemnly rebuked with "I'm not a little kid. I'm cute?" Never told anyone that again.
i grew up in mexico (moved recently to the states) and i remember vividly this video being broadcast by mtv and up until now that i understand the lyrics, so simple yet catchy, now that i'm drivng through the streets of arizona and california i always thank the drivers that let me change lines by singing the chorus of this marvelous song,
LOL SAME!
That's adorable!!🙂
Omg SAME SAME!! But up in Canada. I vividly rmbbr MTV playing this and it took me forever to find this song again ❤
Me encantaba esa rola
Randomly clicking music videos and found a song I haven't heard in over 20 years. Happy day.
This song brought me out of a dark place tonight. My Momma got stuck taking me to a Dare to Care concert in the 90s in Springfield Mo. She loved this band. She ended up with the CD years later. 10 years ago I got to play this song for her in her last hours. The lyrics of this song explains the simple, humble innocence of my Momma.
So true thank you for bringing this back to me. ❤
Janice I was at that concert.....it was incredible. I so miss Z 104.7 the Planet radio station. They would play any and everything if it was good. Springfield had alot of good things going on back then, it was good times. Very sorry for your loss, I miss my mother too, she also had a heart of gold.
Your story about your mother blessed me today :) Keeping wonderful memories of my mom inside of me is my focus.Focusing on God's gifts. Thank you for sharing ☺️🌈🙏🌞
Beautiful. I hope you're in a good place just like your mom. 😘
Your mom was very, very cool mom. Mazel tov & condolences Janice!
The coolest music about road courtesy
This song is a hidden gem 💎 this melody is so catchy!
It's hidden now but it wasn't at the time. I remember hearing it quite a bit way back when.
Dallas highways are cut throat. This song goes through my head every time I wave in appreciation to the person that let me in!
I forgot about this song! Whoever put this up.. I want thank you!
Who ever you are 🎵!
Always enjoyed finding these underdog type songs in the 90s.
It's actually aged pretty well, it was on mtv for 6-7 days and then it was gone. Nobody i hung out with was into this.
There were so many great "one hit wonders" in the 90s. Sucks so many of the became forgotten over time. But us 90s kids can feel good about having UA-cam to listen to I suppose.....
I remember hearing this song in a Mercedes Benz commercial when I was a kid, and I'm glad to find it. such a great song while sitting in traffic!
I was in ICU in a south American hospital 3 years ago without a soul in the world to look after me and this song was playing one of the days when i woke up and one of the nurses turned on the TV. i wish i could thank these lads
This song was the very first song that played on my car radio the day I got my license. I still remember the sense of infinite hope and possibility that day carried. It was a long time ago now but this song still sparks that same joy.
Geggy won four Grammies this year!
2022... still loving this classic tune! 🌺🌸☺
same
Oooo what a calassic this is.
Hell Yeah
Let's not let those thumbs down folks change lanes...
They are just lonely and someone didn't to let them change lanes....
Haha right!
89 people drive angry. Pity them and show them undeserved but much needed kindness
111 now. ಠ_ಠ
A 90s standard. Takes me straight back
Can't believe how groovy this song is considering the lyrics.
Definitely yes! Different feelin groovy listening to this
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@@josemera4167 thank you José
crunchy tunes braaa
Melody, tone, and composition can be everything
Holy shit balls. I have been looking for this song for years. All I could remember was it was a catchy tune and had a Boston terrier behind the wheel. Lol
Samesies. I knew it had something to do with “geddy drive my car 90’s song” and FINALLY.
Such a happy tune! Not to mention that adorable Boston Terrier! Icing on the cake!
Feel Good Classic
This is a little gold nugget of a song. I unearthed while reminiscing about the 90's :) Simpler times
like the Crash Test Dummies
The sign that says AWSOME Trumpet Solo
Heard this song on the radio yesterday driving. Forgot about it for 20 years and still sang the crap out of it from memory. What a great 20 minute drive.
Their album "Sacred Cow" is a brilliant experimental rock record. I don't even know what to compare it to - Primus and Nomeansno perhaps? I've never heard anything like it. Really unique, mind bending sound. I consider it essential 90s listening. As great as this song is, it doesn't even scratch the surface of how strange, unique and original these guys were. Miss 1996 so bad.
Bert Hutto This song a bit. Their overall sound is closer to something like Mr Bungle, but more poppy and radio friendly.
I found this Cd last weekend in a flea market, It cost me 2 bucks, so happy now!
Definitely NoMeansNo influence...hearing this record again for the first time in like 15-20 years I was hearing a little Jane's Addiction/Porno For Pyros, Gandharvas as well. Super cool record to rediscover.
were thes the guys in Kenna?
Lots better stuff in this era. Primus as you say, Soul Coughing. Luscious Jackson was hip but more listenable. I listened more to acid jazz like the Corduroys Dad Man Cat, Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai. trip hop like Massive Attack Blue Lines and Protection, fusion like Bela Fleck, dream pop like Cocteau Twins Four Calendar Cafe, pop like Luscious Jackson or The Sunday's third album. Maybe you know all this music but if not you'll like some of it I think.
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I don't care who ya are, this funky af LOL
Surprising fun fact:
*_In 1996, GT released album "Sacred Cow" (it included the song "Whoever You Are"). Fast forward 5 YEARS. In 2001, after it was used in a Mercedes Benz TV ad, it became a hit._*
Thanks! This song popped in my head out of absolutely nowhere yesterday. For like the first time since the commercial. I thought I knew it from a car commercial but I wasn't sure.
And the hook of the song first appeared in the song "Go" off of their 1994 debut "Grand Opening" :)
Me on the road in LA, expressing my gratitude towards those who are courteous and actually know how to drive
I think I'm going to run into a dinosaur before someone that can use a turn signal.
Get Schwifty lol
Behind love and hatred, gratefulness is the strongest feeling you can have for someone. :)
The keyboardist/guitarist is now a very successful songwriter for Adele, P!nk, Lily Allen, Ellie Goulding, Kelly Clarkson, etc.
+Aaron G And also for his own project with Inara George, The Bird and the Bee, brilliant music.
That's good to hear.
Aaron G Greg Kurstin?
foo fighters...
o snap yeah the bird and the bee's hall an' oates tribute album is KILLER... i love these it's-a-small-world-after-all moments
Greatest memories
Listening to this, thanks to Susan Rogers!
That's a cool way to discover this.
i heard this the first time while driving home from my father's death bed at the hospital. He would have LOVED it. And I still do.
LoL just heard this song while changing lanes 😂 it’s funny because I DO always thank peeps who let me in bc sooo many are rude & won’t 😡
Thanks for this catchy little tune of gratitude Geggy Tah
Greg Kursten is now one of the biggest producers in the world. Wow.
I first heard this on 97.7 in Montreal in January 2019!
Alex Sol he wants to thank you
2019! Nice... this was a fav of the DJs on Toronto’s 102.1 The Edge way back in the day
Still love ❤️ this ❤️ 🎵 🎶 song 2023!!🎉
My wife NEVER heard this until right now! Love love love this song.
i was obsessed with this when it first came out.
I'm obssesed with you even though I don't know who you are
let us change lanes...
Another kick ass band serving way, way more time underground than they should.
exactly
This is some of the greatest editing I've ever seen!!
Agreed. The shots of the band playing in the club and in the car are put together in such a cool way! Same for all the shots of the other drivers.
So impressed to see this one on here, I used to help run the spring music festival at my college in California. It was called the Kohoutek festival and Geggy Tah was there freshman yr, along with Ozomatli and quite a few other acts that actually ended up being known elsewhere. It was a pretty famous festival and a lot of LA acts like No Doubt and Sublime had played there when they were starting out, so I always wondered if bands like Geggy Tah and Ozo would make it. It's really cool to see that they are known outside that area.
That's awesome!
They played at Cal Poly Pomona in the spring of '91.
Yeah, buckley brought me here too, but despite the weird premise, I do dig the jazz influence here and by the time I heard that awesome Steely Dan sounding organ solo, I realized I kind of love this. There is almost nothing like it.
I've always loved it, such a cool track
I absolutely love this song. So happy and upbeat.
Wonderful 90s nostalgia!
The 90s brought me here ❤
World class groove. Lost classic
Thank you EVERYBODY! I love U ALL.
Thank you,Universe.
That's how you make a really amazing cup of hot cocoa.
I’m obsessed with the 90’s and I dont remember ever hearing this back then. I’m guessing north los angeles county radio station like star 98.7 didnt play this for some reason.
Geggy Tah made a spanish version of this song with king changó. MASSIVE!!!
The first time I heard this song was on the radio in my friends 60’s VW van in our work’s parking lot during lunch sometime in 1998. Me, him, and another guy got completely baked and we pumped this song up so loud, pot smoke coming out of the windows, trying to sing along to it, laughing, etc. When lunch was over, we were walking back to our job at this huge supermarket and I noticed that my ex-girlfriend had just been hired and started working that day. Because I would spend the next 4 hours stoned out of my grill, I didn’t want to run into her, so my friends tried to help me hide from her and the plan worked. The next day I ran into her, cleaned up and sober with a big smile on my face. She was really happy to see me, gave me a big hug and my buddies started cracking up. Good times man, I miss the 90’s.
The guy in the passenger seat is now winning Grammys for producing Adele albums, who saw that coming?
David Byrne
I'll never forget the dog driving the car!
Your toes can't help but tap when this song is playing.
Thanks dad for showing me this song!
pops into my head when I"m driving sometimes.
Who would ever thought
So Indie! A catchy pop tune with a mix of Jazz-Fusion and a marching band flourish. Now I can look back and see they were 15 years ahead of their time! I'd place them in a category with Capital Cities and The Wanted, about early 2010s. Capital Cities similarly wove commercial media narrative into their songs.
I remember this from middle school, but it resonates so profoundly now.
Glad to hear it, my dude.
A Dose Of Buckley brought me here. I have never heard this before and it was a hit lol
I feel relax when i heard this song
2024....this just popped into my head. Help me.
This !! Me too
THANK YOU
Until I get enough, I can't get enough of this tune. :)
Happy Stoners FTW!!! 420 all day everyday! weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The great Susan Rogers, producer of Prince among other things, brought me here.
2023 still loving it❤
1996 forever in my heart
Ah minha Adolescência, depois de mais de 20 anos consegui achar essa música ❣️
Greg Kurstin is a genius.
I had no idea he'd made so much music until this comment prompted me to look it up.
This song was sung for decades on the road because of this video
Jake is always thankful for his Jackie's Love and she pours it on even when he isn't deserving
It was surreal
I got the CD. I'm so proud
I like how the video is an old driver's ED film and that the lyrics are about common courtesy
Holy Shit I have been looking for this music video for almost 30 years. YES!!🙏🙏😱😱🫡🫡
Geggy tuah spit on that thang
this song brings me back to my high school days driving around and smoking weed with my friends I would have to say that the 90s by far produced the best music I don't know if I'm being biased because that's the time in which I grew up in
Ryan Sean weed is bad mmmkay?
You’re not biased. It really was the best
Love y’all, but the 80’s were better. A lot better. 90’s were a lot of fun too. This song is very nice.
@@rizato1 I'm gonna say that the 80s and his little brother the 90s... have produced some of the absolute best music we'll ever know.
The 90s was the best decade for everything
Life is fantastic as long as you have cannabis and this album
They called our venue (Copper Rocket Pub - in Maitland, FL) We were from 1995 -2006 the original owners, we supported local music and underground touring musicians (after we sold - well shitshow) but they came in marched with instruments and did a magical thing throughout our small bar...LOVE
PS - It's 2020 and they are on my playlist - good people still exist
The spot will also air on national cable networks including VH1 and Comedy Central.
I may have not heard this song in the 90s cuz dang, I wasn't alive yet but I listened it for the first time in the radio, I searched everywhere to find it and I finally found it 😭🙏🏻
It's a song about unsung heroes.
Deep cut, "hidden gem", of the 90's. Love this track SO MUCH!
I remember when this got a lot of airplay on MTV and in NYC 😊
Looked this video up because I found my old Geggy Tah CD. Good memories. 😉