Don't know if you made a typo, or not but, it was 13,000 people. They were opening for Limp Bizkit on the Family Values tour. He really didn't make it up on the spot. The band already had a version on their demo album. Their first album(that they sold at shows before they were signed by a major label), had another version on it also. However, you are correct in that, this version(major label album version)was a departure from the early versions(lyric wise)and was made up on stage. This version's lyrics are even a bit different from what he sang on stage that night.(just watch the video and pay attention and compare to the studio version) There used to be a video on here(UA-cam) of the original, that was on their demo, that Aaron recorded before the band even brought him in. I'm not sure if it is still up but, I came across it during a late night video binge several years ago....happy hunting, it's worth searching for because it's interesting to compare them all, to say the least. 😉👍
Played this at my big bros funeral 7 years ago! This band help me through the most worst time in my life of fighting addiction and the lead singer is a recovering addict!
I appreciate you really listened to the lyrics and felt this song. When you've been through this, it really touches you deeply. "And I lie here in bed, all alone, I can't mend, But I feel tomorrow will be okay. "
I've always liked how this Band makes music with lyrics that people go through, and a lot about calling your own bullshit. A lyric in one of their hits says, I cannot blame this on my father, he did the best he could for me. Been about ten years now, but there last cd, as usual, just matures.
Loved your reaction man! You should check out the version of this with Fred durst live in concert, first time he sang it and made up half of it in the moment, bad ass!
I have to say... This isn't my favorite song and I opened this video expecting to not like it. But you're someone who can feel the music. I appreciate that. I've felt love, I've fought wars, and I've felt that music. The genre doesn't matter. Good music is good music. From Hank Williams to Pink to Wax. Good music means something and it's something for all of us. God bless.
I enjoyed this video... Mainly because of how he felt he needed to revisit for a more complete revelation. Aaron Lewis/Staind made wonderful music, much of it surrounding an optimistic view of the internal pains of life. Much of us relate to it, but without the ability to #1 verbalize it, #2 express it in a way that isn't hateful or persistently negative.
I have heard it was about his relationship with drugs at the time. You seem to like emotional songs, so i would recommend PearlJam " Black" MTV Unpugged version. Your gunna feel that performance.
Could you react to Ramirez- Lead Sled. The whole albums dope but I think that joint would be a good intro to his music. Thanks for all the dope reviews!
I always felt like this song was about an affliction of alcoholism. Like, alcohol consumed him and he sees it's ugliness and is on outside of it now. "I feel tomorrow will be okay". That's a common aa saying.
Disturbed- Sound of Silence, a Simon and Garfunkle cover! Please the video not live, I can tell by your attention to lyrics and sound you'll be amazed!!!
Their is a much better version of this song with Aaron Lewis & Fred Durst together Live. It's definitely worth a listen. It hit you in the crest much harder than this version.
Take a listen to It's Been Awhile from Staind, worthy of your time.
This is my favorite song to cover on my acoustic guitar. So so much emotion comes out.
I have to admit this song evoke emotion
Abracadabra 303 it truly does. Several times in the first few times I tried to play and sing it through I got choked up a bit at the end.
You should check out the live version of this song. What makes this song so epic is that he basically made it up in front of 3000 people.
with Fred Durst
Don't know if you made a typo, or not but, it was 13,000 people. They were opening for Limp Bizkit on the Family Values tour.
He really didn't make it up on the spot.
The band already had a version on their demo album. Their first album(that they sold at shows before they were signed by a major label), had another version on it also. However, you are correct in that, this version(major label album version)was a departure from the early versions(lyric wise)and was made up on stage. This version's lyrics are even a bit different from what he sang on stage that night.(just watch the video and pay attention and compare to the studio version)
There used to be a video on here(UA-cam) of the original, that was on their demo, that Aaron recorded before the band even brought him in. I'm not sure if it is still up but, I came across it during a late night video binge several years ago....happy hunting, it's worth searching for because it's interesting to compare them all, to say the least.
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was thinking 30,000 people..
@@CD-so7qu It was 13, 000. Aaron told the story multiple times during his acoustic shows....
Crimson King damn no need to brutalize them, calm down!
Sickest first line of any song IMHO “you can bring me to my knees” like wow 🤩 what a beautiful and passionate thing to say to someone
Agreed
My new favorite channel. All these songs are hitters and this man gets it. Yes sir
Played this at my big bros funeral 7 years ago! This band help me through the most worst time in my life of fighting addiction and the lead singer is a recovering addict!
Aaron is a recovering addict?
This whole album had this feel. It's been with me for decades.
Love hearing your reaction to this song man. Looking forward to more dude! 🤘
I appreciate you really listened to the lyrics and felt this song. When you've been through this, it really touches you deeply. "And I lie here in bed, all alone, I can't mend, But I feel tomorrow will be okay. "
You a real dude keep pushing your channel. I just subbed 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Thank You Russell
I've always liked how this Band makes music with lyrics that people go through, and a lot about calling your own bullshit. A lyric in one of their hits says, I cannot blame this on my father, he did the best he could for me. Been about ten years now, but there last cd, as usual, just matures.
Great reaction brother
He's amazing!! Aaron 🥰
Please do this justice!
Staind rocks bro
Loved your reaction man! You should check out the version of this with Fred durst live in concert, first time he sang it and made up half of it in the moment, bad ass!
That hook IS dope, I agree! Haha nice critique/review, man! Thank you
If I ever start thinking I'm over my broken heart, I play this and realize what a fool I am.
so true. but "tomorrow will be okay".
You never get over it. Only Time dulls the pain.
@@7RB373 read this right as he said it in the song wow and im going through the same shit crazy
@@harris8431 , you WILL be okay.
@@7RB373 it was man thank you
Enjoy 😊
I have to say... This isn't my favorite song and I opened this video expecting to not like it. But you're someone who can feel the music. I appreciate that. I've felt love, I've fought wars, and I've felt that music. The genre doesn't matter. Good music is good music. From Hank Williams to Pink to Wax. Good music means something and it's something for all of us. God bless.
Subscribe from Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾..i love this band Aron is the souls of this band. Some say that he carrying a burden on his shoulder when he sing.
The live version will set you free.
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Miss you master
RIP Tom. Played this at my brother funeral!
I enjoyed this video... Mainly because of how he felt he needed to revisit for a more complete revelation. Aaron Lewis/Staind made wonderful music, much of it surrounding an optimistic view of the internal pains of life. Much of us relate to it, but without the ability to #1 verbalize it, #2 express it in a way that isn't hateful or persistently negative.
The late 90s early 2000 were the sht
Staind "Devil" is a favorite of mine. Aaron Lewis, the lead singer, is extremely talented.
Gotta do "For You" and/or "Something To Remind You" by Staind!!!❤
I have heard it was about his relationship with drugs at the time. You seem to like emotional songs, so i would recommend PearlJam " Black" MTV Unpugged version. Your gunna feel that performance.
Your green screen is awesome
It's called a gut puncher.
Aron Lewis is a god singer bro
Could you react to Ramirez- Lead Sled. The whole albums dope but I think that joint would be a good intro to his music. Thanks for all the dope reviews!
Gotta get into some Metallica! Try fade to black! Great song love the reactions
I gotcha , I know Metallica was and is huge so definitely going to react to them
Yup
Great song! You might wanna give “Mudshovel” by Staind a try too! You won’t regret it
Thank you , i will
He was F’d and she didn’t seem to care. He’s just saying he will get through it. I think we all went through that
I always felt like this song was about an affliction of alcoholism. Like, alcohol consumed him and he sees it's ugliness and is on outside of it now. "I feel tomorrow will be okay". That's a common aa saying.
Godsmack- Running Blind and or The Rooster! Please!!!!
Gotcha
Disturbed- Sound of Silence, a Simon and Garfunkle cover! Please the video not live, I can tell by your attention to lyrics and sound you'll be amazed!!!
Millions of views!
It's been awhile....maybe unplugged version
Staind the one if the best ..pls.check out black covered by staind by prarljam ..
Can you react to Staid - something to remind you. Have a nice day. #keepsave #besave #stayhealthy
Please!!! check out Rooster by Alice in Chains!! Banger!
Great song
Aaron Lewis is the singer you should check out some of his solo work
Try Mud Shovel by Stained. Its a harder song
Abracadabra, if you get a chance, check out a band called Skillet, song called The Resistance. I think you might like it.
Pocahontas from Neil Young, unplugged
Their is a much better version of this song with Aaron Lewis & Fred Durst together Live. It's definitely worth a listen. It hit you in the crest much harder than this version.
too depressing, don't like this band