Kula Shaker - Hey Dude
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- The official video for Hey Dude, the 3rd single to be taken from the 1996 debut album, 'K'.
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This still sounds fresh in 2023, kula shaker are one hell of a band 👌
yo los escuchaba en la tele en un canal de musica de los 80s etc tenia 14 años asi que creci con muy buena musica 😊
Still fresh in 2024......still fresh in marte too
This is a message directly to anyone in the band. When you were filming the video to this song in London you spoke to a bunch of schoolchildren who was on a glass bridge outside of the London dungeon whilst you was on the top deck of the bus you were filming on. We were bunking school that day and shouted out to you asking who you were, and Crispin shouted out that you were ‘Megadeath’ whilst flashing the rock and roll Baphomet sign with his hand. Since we were children (about 14 years old) we replied with a bit of abuse but it was only banter because you was all wearing make-up for the video and we thought it was funny. A little while later I saw the video and actually loved this song and was glad that I was there to see it filmed, if only for a couple minutes. I just thought I would mention it in case anyone from the band actually looks at the comments because it’s probably quite a memorable occasion and you might remember it which would be funny. We all thought you was a proper cool band later on and still do. All the best for the future to you all👍💯🔥😈💙😁
¡Locazo!
this is rich!
素敵なコメント＼(^o^)／
2024 . . . still rocks!!!
These guys tricked me into Mantra Meditation as a teenager and I think they saved my sanity in a rural, abusive household now, looking back.
How did they do that?
@@ashleyrichards5194 with theirs music... music is a good form of escape in abusive homes.
Iollllllllllllls SSS I 😊😊
All meditation. Good stuff for literally doing nothing 😊
How did they trick you?
Oh man, this triggers so many memories. 1996, 17 years old, just passed the driving test, Kula Shaker K on tape blaring out of an '81 Ford Escort.
Brilliant
Snap, except it was a Fiat Uno with this and Firestarter
Then you went to bed, and woke up today 42 years old, wondering where the time went by.
Almost same except I had an 87 datsun pickup truck. I had spent the summer in England and bought back K on tape to Texas.
@@remoteworkboard cool
So lucky to have lived in the 90's, the best decade and this is just a slice of it.
I lived through it and it was awesome, that's because being a teen is awesome. The 90's were nothing on the 60's. We had a few bands in the 90's who were amazing but without the 60's they would not have been that whole scene, which was often a homage to the 60's/
@ Truth. You forgot the 70's influence on a lot of the bands in the states. Especially STP and Black Crows
what were the best parts of the 90's?
@@whitebuffalo4904 Oasis, Nokia and Dial-ups...
Nope, the 80s was the best. Just look at how many new genres of music came out in that decade!
I'm here listening to the music of my youth. Corona has got me all kind of reflective. Time machine to the 90's anyone?
I was born in 99 but I've listened to indie and britpop all my life, I'd love nothing more than to go back to the 90s, one of the best decades for British music
@@cybister4864 I know people who have died from covid so no it's not
@@cybister4864 3 of my dad's friends have died from it and have been buried, my girlfriends nan recently was diagnosed with it and is in hospital, just because in lockdown its not possible to see these people who have it doesn't mean its non existent
@@cybister4864 It is indeed
I'd go inside that time machine. I get so sad when I am reminded of the 90s.
These guys sat nicely between The Stone Roses and Oasis when listening to my tunes in the late 90s. They was an upswing of psychedelic groove laden bands amongst the britpop onslaught. Kula Shaker stood a bit taller with they raw talent and India influences. Crispin Mills was coming from a totally unique perspective. I still have them on my playlist, along with my beloved Stone Roses and Ride, Ocean Colour Scene, Oasis, blur, The Verve, The Charlatans, The Dylans, Soup Dragons, Suede, Pulp, The 5:30, Top, Primal Scream, The La’s, Cast, The Boo Radleys, The Farm, Inspiral Carpets and so many others....
Jesus thats a playlist of note!
Definitely. A verve and oasis y charlatans s guy …. But this stuff was sooo. Eastern and loved it …..after all it settles to the top Scream and Mondays made the naughties. Of course Ian Brown …. His solo stuff along Ashcrofts was the bomb
... Supergrass, Black Grape, Happy Mondays... What a list, dude! 🤘
@@robotkarban6935 While I wasn't a big Shaun Ryder guy, I did love Supergrass. There were so many bands that didn't get the limelight, but still had a moment in the sun. Whiteout. The Northside. Wolfgang Press. Lush. Menswear. Gene. Chapterhouse. The Longpigs. Elastica. Echobelly. The Divine Comedy. Mansun. Manic Street Preachers. The Bluetones. A-House. Sleeper. Marion. Space. The Seahorses. Embrace. Shed Seven. Campag Velocet. These Animal Men. Geneva. Gay Dad. Rialto. 60ft. Dolls. Dodgy. Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. Super Furry Animals. Heavy Stereo. Hurricane #1....lol. I can't believe I remember all these bands. Some good. Some great, but all had a tune or too that stayed with me.
@@jb8280 What a list haha
涙が出てきた！私の青春！！今聞いても鳥羽たつ！！
Toba is tatsu?!?! Explain 🤔
Back in the 90s, I used to say.. the 60s are classics!
Now I am in 2021, listening to 90s music.
Mindblown
Crispian Mills was definitely influenced by 60's music. His mother, Hayley Mills, was friends with George Harrison and the Beatles. Crispian's spirituality would seem to be influenced by Harrison. He also plays such 60's tunes as Hush and Cream's I Feel Free. I was talking to a teenager about Kula Shaker in '96 or so and he said his parents listened to them and he thought they were a 60's band.
This is the coolest song in history.
I am a Metalhead but this song
makes life so fukkin happy no matter what happened before . this song
is happiest thing ever !!!!
Gracias Radio Doble Nueve Lima
por esos recuerdos
Fuiste la mejor radio del mundo
It's the kulest 🤡
Great track. Groovy vibe. So present for 2023.
say again in English?
So the lead singer Crispian is the son of British actress Hayley Mills, who famously played Pollyanna. His grandfather was the actor Sir John Mills. Some magic creative genes in that family.
@@iridium8341There are in the genes.
Mr Wikipedia🙄🤪
Wow, I didn't know that...I still ❤❤ this band (2023)
He also wrote and directed the movie Slaughterhouse rulz
Saw them live recently they were fantastic!
それまでも色々なバンドの曲を聴いてきたけど、この曲を聴いた時に『リアルタイムのロックを聴いた！』と、なんか思ったんだよね。
それまで聴いてたバンドは、出来上がった、完成されたパッケージを購入してた感じで、この曲は、今生み出されてると云うか、同じ時代を生きてる感じがしたんだよね。
伝わらないだろうけど。
2020 still wooooowww !!!
Fucking gorgeous stuff ;)
Agree,fun stuff .Timeless
I love the music of Kula Shakur from the 90's.
I have met Crispian Mills and his family a few years ago. He is an underrated musician .He sings great songs and he is deeply Spiritual as well. I used to watch his mom in her movies when I was a kid. Haley mills was part of my childhood from her movies and tv shows.
RAIL WAY CHILDREN LIVED UP THE ROAD FROM HER
These guys are so good. Most underrated band of the 90s.
Heard this for the first time in about 10 years yesterday and was stunned. I don't think Britpop has dated well in general but this song still sounds fantastic!
Nobody was doing what Kula Shaker did. Britpop bands claimed to be 60s influenced but only Kula Shaker really got stuck into Psych!
This video does not do the song justice though!
この曲にすごくハマってアルバム買ったな～懐かしい。大好きな曲！！
いまだに聴いてます笑
kね！
本当にかっこいい！懐かしくて、今さらだけど本当にかっこいい！
classy band, lots of substance, full sound, loved these guys back in the 90's, timeless tune from a timeless album!!!!!!!
What a mammoth song to kick off their 1st album and career! Can't believe they weren't huge in the US, nor can I believe how awesome this video is & that this is my 1st time seeing it after being a fan for over 20 years!!! In a word perfection! Magic from the start!!!
Going to see them in a few weeks at Sheffield Leadmill.. Happy days!
It’s a wonderful record
Born in the 60s saw the 70s loved three years of the 80s then the 90s revived music ,. Not sure what’s happening now
best fucking song in the world, they are so underrated, I love them!
Listened to them today and it all came flooding back!
Me too, right now, haha
日本から 僕も好きですよ！
Blows me away every time- even 25yrs later!
It sounds further cool after 22 years!
2024 ... and this intro still amazes me !
20 years since I've heard this probably. And I still remember all the lyrics! Top tune, this.
Hey dude,
Don't lean on me man
Cause I'm losing my direction
And I can't understand, no no
Hey dude,
Well I do what I can
But you treat me like a woman
When I feel like a man.
What a chorus! x
This song came into my head today, hadn't heard it once in 16 years - my mind decided to play it to me lol.
It is one of my all time FAVORITES!
I discovered Kula Shaker with this song and it really changed my world. To this day one of my favourite 3 bands ever.
Kula Shaker are still fucking awesome,one of my favourite bands and I still think they are Kasabian's inspiration!!!!!!Just a humble opinion amongst billions of minds!!!!!!
For real. I thought I was only person when I first heard Club Foot by them thought it was Kula Shaker
I get that👍
This band is so underrated it's ridiculous
I wouldn't say that. This song went to No.2 in the charts. They are under-appreciated, mainly because Crispian Mills thinks on a different level to most rock musicians where life is concerned. He's intelligent and outspoken and that's what I like about him.
Despite selling millions of records they're underrated....
Take me back to the 90s , kula shaker and the original PlayStation.
The best decade. Period
So underrated... Big part of my twenties
The year I got married! Weird vibe this year princess Dianna died the week before buried on my wedding day I was devastated but despite this we had a great day! 🥰
So 90s it hurts. Love it, in 2018 !
Crispian mills- underrated guitar player imo
Im Australian r u guy's kiwi's, first heard this L8 -90s,. Coola Shaka legends and the mutton birds especially nature song. 🤙✌️All 2020
I love Kula shakers forever
Me, too!!❤
@@englischsturmer403
Didn't know Pakistan was Hindu religious based. I thought they were mostly Muslims. That's the sound Kula was dabbling in by the way. Eastern Mystical sounds. Hindu was his belief system
Memories of hanging out at my mate Damien's after school. The house was dank, pokey and stank of cigarettes, and we would play PS1 games while listening to this stuff... I miss those days.
Don't clean up your shit, smoke cigarettes and never open the curtains. Reminisce.
Kula Shaker was my first concert. Fantastic show! Still love these guys :D
That's a bad ass first. Mine was Page & Plant!
Mine was showaddywaddy. Ok, I was about 10. Saw Kula Shaker twice to compensate.
Brett Hudson mine was oasis
Jessa H Mine was Silver Bullet 88 or 89 Tiffany's disco Great Yarmouth, played 2 songs 20 seconds to comply and Bring forth the Guillotine, 15 years old with my first love school yard romance ,got back with her 4 years ago when we were 39, but on a bit of a break at the moment but she will be mine again, Yes she will be mine 😍😘👼👸👫💑💏🙏💝💕💞💖💟💗💘💌💍🐯🐥💐💒🌟🌞⚡🔥🔙🔜
Ditto here - Cambridge Junction, Sept 1996!
Este mantra nunca morirá 🏴🇮🇳 saludos desde 🇨🇱
I just came to know this band like this year.. I wish I could have know them much earlier.. They rock!!
andreas rahutomo better late than never, yeah? I'm in love myself
I love this song and the whole Album K
I had an intense crush on Crispian in the day. I’m 35 now and still don’t go for guys if they have a short back and sides. Game changer!
Then there's hope for me and my hair yet. :D
Nowt wrong with short back n sides but yeah, I agree, he's well fit.
Me too, I fancied the arse off him but never admitted it
He looks like Dougie fromTravis
im a guy and I have a crush on Crispian
Saw them live in Denver 1996 and it's still gold 💥💪
Hell yeah at the Bluebird!! xx
This is the first album I ever brought with my own money when I got my first part time job at 13 years old.
I'm now 40 years old, and I still love it! ❤️
Remember hearing this at Knebworth when they supporting Oasis on the sunday in August 96, they were the first band out of about 5 other supporting bands before Oasis that day. Kulashaker came out at approx. 3/4pm and started with this (which was to be released a few weeks later) after we had all been let in at about lunch time (long wait in a huge sloping field area in baking August sun). As they were about to release it I had never heard it before till that day they supported, next morning after at Kings Cross from leaving Stevenage couldn't get it out of my head, great song to start that day off with, great days, ha.
Great memory, thanks for sharing :)
Loved this tune.
Images of tombstones, images of tombstones
This band was made 8 years before I was born and they rock!
1997 is the only year I really enjoyed of the 90´s. Blessings for this year in music.
AGREED. 97 released some of the MOST AMAZING songs that I can't let go of to this day.
Lost count the amount of times I've played K!!😍😜😝
This song is really brilliant! I especially like the bassline. Also, the ending is very cool. AWH WHAT AN AMAZING SONG.!
Please update this gem with a 4K scam!
2020, pandemic, and this is still one of my favorites of all time!
Muy bien
Muy bien
Plandemic
Im a middle age argentinian man and to his day I believe England is the eternal craddle of great bands. Period
最高にかっこいいぜ
へいでゅーん
I have still got my original K Cd from 1996.
Not for you and I, there won't. But there will always be high water marks for every generation, who'll think they've seen the best that music can offer. That's the great thing about music, it really is the soundtrack to our lives.
I'm a Gen Xer who appreciates rock and pop music from every decade, not just the stuff that I grew up with from the 70's - 90's.
1:07-1:24 The yummiest part
レコードのジャケも良かった！
パーフェクト‼︎
All I have is all I need enough for love but not for greed yeah.
I was younger once this guy came to me told me about all the honey out there.
He said "Honey gold jewels money women wine cars that shine."
I don't know what he was talking about but I think I had an idea.
He said "Smell the rose, sweet sweet rose, catch the sun find where it grows.
Smell the rose, the sweet sweet rose that grows on castle walls in heaven. In heaven yeah."
Well if it feels like summer you're catching the sun, and I'm catching the moment you fall,
If it tastes like honey don't swallow it all, don't wait for the moment to come- and catch the sun.
Hey dude don't lean on me man, Cause I'm losing my direction and I can't understand, no no
Hey dude well I do what I can But you treat me like a woman when I feel like a man.
I was crossing the city one day, everybody was flashing by me Like images of tombstones, images of tombstones, On a Friday night I've seen everybody looking for their little bit of honey
To alleviate the pain, to alleviate the pain.
Well if it feels like summer don't burn in the sun, don't wait for the evening to fall, If it tastes like honey don't swallow it all, don't wait for the moment to come- and catch the sun.
No, no, n no, n no, no, etc.
When I feel like a man!
Saw last night at the 02 in Oxford.. Fantastic, they still have it !
Mark Bastin, couldn't agree more saw them in january 02 glasgow, amazing gig
90's Psychedelic rock. Kula Rocked
Saw them at a small venue in Nashville or Memphis back when “K” came out- and they were fantastic!! I’m also nicknamed for Crispian Mills’ mother, Hayley.
GORGEOUS😂💕
Love this band...
Mid 90's were top as f**k for British music. So many bands and great music!! What have the kids of nowadays got??!! No great musical movement at all. I had acid house, baggie/madchester and brit pop!! I pity the youth of today, I really do!
I agree with others here, this could absolutely be a modern rock track in 2024.
Been listening to this tune for around 15 years, this is the first time I've seen the video haha
One of the best songs of all time.
I was 9 when this came out and I played it on repeat for about 26 years.
11 days 11 years to upload....I love kula shaker!!!!
Sounds fresher than ever
Saw them at Cambridge Corn Exchange, supported by Soundtrack of our Lives. Still got the sticker given out on entry on my Bass 😎
This song is always with me
Hayley Mills son? I am amazed! Great band, she musta been well proud of him!
Absolute class !! Can't wait for the new album this year,2022......and hopefully a tour also (saw them twice in 2016,they were unbelievable!!!!!!)
Been scrolling endlessly for songs of my youth. Got my drivers license back in 96 and 90"s Indies and alternative were a huge part of all those memories. I keep finding stuff I've forgotten about almost everyday and it's a good feeling to reminisce. I remember having to wait for a song to come on the radio so we could record it on a tape!
Remember watching this video on MTV back in 1996, but it didn't catch me then. Only a few years later I've become a K.S. fan.
YES! Yes! YES! And more YES! These guys ROCK!
HIPNOTIC,,,,, PSICHEDELIC,,,,, MAGIC,,,,, GREETINGS ✋🤑✋ FROM ITALY🇮🇹
jeez, i totally forgot how good these guys were!! that album is absolutely awesome!!
greatest band of the 90s love from all scots brothers!!!!!!!
親父が洋楽好きで良かったぜ...！！
Beautiful video, amazing song. I miss those years...
Most underrated band ever. No fucking competition
Awesome music video, singing this song made me feel so rebellious...fun memories.
from Scotland & Italy, the greatest band of the 90s, & then some.
Just brilliant takes me back!!!
Seeing in London tonight, been waiting since K came out for this!
And it's also true. I keep looking at people with all their gadgets today just to remember what it was like in the 1990's. It's weird how things change, and the 1970's and 90's are the best for me in terms of music, even though I was born by the end of the 70's, :)
There was a 70's revival in the 90's. The whole Madchester thing was a left over from the prog rock time, then you had the likes of Suede and Pulp who were influenced by Glam Rock, then you had the likes of Green Day, NOFX, The Offspring and Blink 182 who made punk cool to like again with top 40 audiences.
Back in 99 giving birth, I hid this blaring in the background. Glad ma boys got brought up with the good stuff! 😂
Best Karaoke tribute band I have seen and heard in many a moon.
they are gorgeous in this vid and the lyrics are great
The best band in the whole world!!!!!
brings me back to old good memories