i love fudge tunnel, they have a lot of great albums, they basically all are great, i wish they were still together and made music, but what they made will go down in history
Discovering bad-ass bands back then was like discovering treasure each time- you had to know someone in the know or keep an ear to the ground, see the band live by chance , hear them on someone's mix tape, home stereo, or on late-late night tv (for their one or two video plays) and then spend the time and money to head out and find the physical album (or dub it off a friend). It made you appreciate the hell out of bands. I used to ride my bike several towns away to hit the local record store to buy stuff like this very album. Saw them live on this tour too.
I had a mate like that, constant source of new music that I would have no idea existed otherwise. He didn't play an instrument like a some of us did but I always said he played the Ears. He just had great taste and a good sense for quality bands.
It was the best feeling when you put someone on a band you really loved and they became a huge fan too and started turning other people on. It was one of life’s simplest pleasures.
У нас в городе был магазин банановые рукава, где уже продавали диски, и фанатский магазин в доме культуры муравейник, где ещё продавали кассеты самых диких групп, известных только для самых просвещенных
I was a freshman in high school in 1991. Nirvana hit and just tons of great music. Really loved supporting bands and buying CDs. Sux that hardly anybody buys music anymore and record stores are pretty much extinct.
Melvins, Godflesh, Unsane, Dazzling Killmen, Today Is The Day, Chokebore, Rein Sanction, Earth, Snapcase, Neurosis, Cows, Jesus Lizard, Silverfish, Turmoil, Fugazi, Kiss It Goodbye, Die 116, Alloy...
So you were not even born in the 90's? You'd have to be born at least in the early 80's to be old enough in the 90''s to exchange music with your friends in school. Probably even late 70's. To add to the list: White Zombie, Biohazard, Machine Head, Sepultura, Pantera, Girls against Boys, Shallow North Dakota, Acid Bath, I Mother Earth, Filter, Fear Factory, Prong, ...
This band sounds like the lost link between early Nirvana and Helmet. So many things were happening in music at the time, a very exciting time indeed: the SNES/Genesis war, Ren & Stimpy, Trapper Keepers, MTV cartoon shows, VHS porn tapes exchange at school... Oooh the good old times.
This band influenced my guitar playing so much as a teenager, still come back every now & again to get a wake-up call, just raw... Reminds me of bleach without the Beatles Esque pop element. fucking amazing
@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 everything you just typed is purely subjective, realise that, or fuck off back to nowhere land. I gave a shit enough to type that, and that's where it ends brother. free your fucking mind, I cannot stand music nazis..
Saw them at CBGB’s in fall ‘93 and Limelight six months later. Enjoyed both, but they were kind of made to play CB’s - the decor and their sound melded wonderfully.
yep, you used to be able to always count on them. i'd buy their releases without even having a clue what the artist sounds like and typically was at least satisfied.
been a fan of alex and fudge tunnel since i was 12 years old. i brought creep diets on a review in kerrang. Still all classic albums today, i recently brought them all again from Earache records who i thought had gone. So glad they are still about. classic label
like an inverted version of music i was looking for that i thought existed(?)(bag-pipey guitar rhythm or tone, distortion on the vocals, clearing the fuzz whenever) i was suprised, not the right time to find this gem, but damn
Lyrics (I think) Been there one time Wish you'd probably make it stop Someday, whenever Doesn't it mind you, what you are? Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! Not too sure What could make it more clear This thing's personal So I said this before Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! (guitar solo) Well, you're living long Not so anymore Ignore what I said Doesn't matter anymore Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! Now every Everything's grey! You know a little thing? Everything's grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, grey, grey! Grey, grey, greeeeey!
Also theres another version of this video who should exist on you tube... As I can remmember Alex was using that Jackson guitar who is much more cool... I miss more videos from this band...
Precursor to sludge. Inadvertently influenced. Probably were never billed as "Sludge" or "Doom" but I'll bet Eyehategod, Grief , Iron Monkey and Buzzoven listened to these guys.
Tbh the early 90's prduced my favorite metal music. The destruction of hair metal and the dominance of Grunge brought metal into a much better place artistically with much more experimentation. Melvins, Fudge Tunnel, Clutch, etc Fudge Tunnel is a great example of this era.
Well, thing is Eyehategod started in '88. Melvins in '83. The Tunnel didn't begin until '89, and didn't rise to prominence until closer to the mid-90's. I'm sure some members of those bands you mention liked them though.
@@piotrb8434 I'd say grunge/sludge metal with a little bit of Helmet-y post-hardcore/noise rock. Yeah, subgeneres are complicated, let's just call it sludge metal.
@@noiszenavarro7608 I said it was sludge metal with post-hardcore elements. It's got the heaviness of Melvins or Acid Bath combined with the noisiness of Helmet, resulting in a pretty brutal combination
@@truthhurts79 - judging from the lack of comments and likes u got, it's obvious no one gives a FUCK about your opinion, which is an utter bullshit, because I look for the band Stanley for example. There's no point to be a dickhead, you know? So don't.
@@MrKredski ugh the lack of comments is because they know I'm right, so why say anything... It's pretty clear you're a mainstream commercial fan of music since popularity is such a big deal to you by being so concerned with how many "likes" I get.. you clearly beg for acceptance poser 😂🤣
Nice never heard of this grunge band before, looks like UK had a smallish grunge scene1989 - 2001, well they are more active in Grunge Revival 2018 - current.
Fudge Tunnel era fodaço . Também sinto as semelhanas com Nirvana , mas o FT era um pouco mais "metaleiro" . Também tinham essas influências "noise rock" meio na linha de Sonic Youth .
What a fantastic, dirty, grungey band from the 90s. My favourite album of that year was The complicated Futility of Ignorance. Dave Krafty Kraft from Barnet.
not the original(?) video version. I seen the original(?) where theyre just walking and hanging around an old abandoned building; no live footage at all. it must be elsewhere on youtube
+TheSewerChewer I was hoping that somebody will write the lyric right here... I´m not asking if it was inaudible, and I got some doubts because english is not my mother language... And only you got a Bunny (or Fox) audition ... anyways...
I was in a band called the Badtown Boys for a little while and when we toured Europe in @ '92 we played a show with Fudge Tunnel, in Holland I think, or maybe Germany. They were very good, but I remember them being dicks to us. We were _very_ Ramones-influenced melodic hardcore, so they dissed us.
+Brian Kessler Yes, kind of ironic! lol They were maybe just a little full of themselves at the time, I think, because they had just gotten a record deal.
This guitar riff/bassline is pretty etched in my brains, but i'm fairly certain it's stolen from somewhere. Early Nirvana or something. The song structure is a bit similar to School, but i think it's something else.
![Fudge Tunnel - Tweezers [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jC_Ok67I3q8/mqdefault.jpg)
My dad was in this band, he was the drummer
Now I feel old...
prove that.
Adrian Parkin ?
came across this video: ua-cam.com/video/8w3S7T5n_WA/v-deo.html
props to your dad. I was 16 when this hit UK. Say thanks for me.
i love fudge tunnel, they have a lot of great albums, they basically all are great, i wish they were still together and made music, but what they made will go down in history
I love this band. The threshold where heavy grunge gives way to sludge metal
Totally!
Excellent way to define their sound
poetically stated
Discovering bad-ass bands back then was like discovering treasure each time- you had to know someone in the know or keep an ear to the ground, see the band live by chance , hear them on someone's mix tape, home stereo, or on late-late night tv (for their one or two video plays) and then spend the time and money to head out and find the physical album (or dub it off a friend). It made you appreciate the hell out of bands. I used to ride my bike several towns away to hit the local record store to buy stuff like this very album. Saw them live on this tour too.
I had a mate like that, constant source of new music that I would have no idea existed otherwise. He didn't play an instrument like a some of us did but I always said he played the Ears. He just had great taste and a good sense for quality bands.
It was the best feeling when you put someone on a band you really loved and they became a huge fan too and started turning other people on. It was one of life’s simplest pleasures.
Enjoyed reading that story
У нас в городе был магазин банановые рукава, где уже продавали диски, и фанатский магазин в доме культуры муравейник, где ещё продавали кассеты самых диких групп, известных только для самых просвещенных
This band is totally underrated. Nailbomb is pretty damn awesome also.\m/💀\m/
Love the 90's bands.. Helmet, Fudge, Quicksand, Crowbar... The list goes on. Wish i was born at the time and exchange cassettes with my buddies.
You mean born in the 80s/70s
I was a freshman in high school in 1991. Nirvana hit and just tons of great music. Really loved supporting bands and buying CDs. Sux that hardly anybody buys music anymore and record stores are pretty much extinct.
Melvins, Godflesh, Unsane, Dazzling Killmen, Today Is The Day, Chokebore, Rein Sanction, Earth, Snapcase, Neurosis, Cows, Jesus Lizard, Silverfish, Turmoil, Fugazi, Kiss It Goodbye, Die 116, Alloy...
So you were not even born in the 90's? You'd have to be born at least in the early 80's to be old enough in the 90''s to exchange music with your friends in school. Probably even late 70's.
To add to the list: White Zombie, Biohazard, Machine Head, Sepultura, Pantera, Girls against Boys, Shallow North Dakota, Acid Bath, I Mother Earth, Filter, Fear Factory, Prong, ...
@@piotrb8434 damn a cows reference. A man of culture you are
Bands like these guys, Tad, Paw, Stick, etc- didn't get the respect they deserved.
Kilgore Smudge and Stompbox also
@@drufusthedufusStompbox was so goddamn incredible, thanx for putting this band back in my memory
I saw Fudge Tunnel with Sepultura, Fear Factory and Clutch back in like 1994-95 in Ft. Lauderdale at the Chili Peppers! It was a great show
First time hearing Fudge Tunnel after all these years. Great band! Bass playing is fantastic...very similar to Helmet, Prong...
This band sounds like the lost link between early Nirvana and Helmet. So many things were happening in music at the time, a very exciting time indeed: the SNES/Genesis war, Ren & Stimpy, Trapper Keepers, MTV cartoon shows, VHS porn tapes exchange at school... Oooh the good old times.
can't believe I've never heard of these guys until listening to Nailbomb. another great underrated band from the early 90's that I missed out on.
This band influenced my guitar playing so much as a teenager, still come back every now & again to get a wake-up call, just raw... Reminds me of bleach without the Beatles Esque pop element. fucking amazing
@@desitterspace10101 that's awesome man. to me, it's like Nirvana became Helmet. I'm going to be spending time listening all of the albums they made.
@@desitterspace10101 lmao nirvana were terrible, insulting to compare them to one of the greatest bands to ever do it
Nail bomb was some irrelevant side project that Alex did with some other guy lmfao
@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 everything you just typed is purely subjective, realise that, or fuck off back to nowhere land. I gave a shit enough to type that, and that's where it ends brother. free your fucking mind, I cannot stand music nazis..
Saw them at CBGB’s in fall ‘93 and Limelight six months later. Enjoyed both, but they were kind of made to play CB’s - the decor and their sound melded wonderfully.
Early Earache stuff is filled with genius shit like this.
Still think my favorite from Earache was Godflesh
That’s a tough one..Napalm Death and Bolt Thrower are pretty damn solid as well..
Yes it was. God flesh, Fudge Tunnel, Entombed, Napalm Death... the list goes on.
@@billyaubin5360 Heresy, Intense Degree, Old Lady Drivers, Carnage, Pitch Shifter, Ultra Violence.
yep, you used to be able to always count on them. i'd buy their releases without even having a clue what the artist sounds like and typically was at least satisfied.
Bass is popping
I remember hearing this on Much Music (Canada) Back in the 90s when they played metal once a week. Glad I remembered. this song.
yeah, Saturday night: after Beavis and Butthead.
been a fan of alex and fudge tunnel since i was 12 years old. i brought creep diets on a review in kerrang. Still all classic albums today, i recently brought them all again from Earache records who i thought had gone. So glad they are still about. classic label
This band was bad-ass. So much great music came out between 1990 and 1994.
Kick ass drummer saw them many times in my 20s
They gained a new fan 20 some odd years later Haha.
Fudge Tunnel, Nailbomb, Theory of Ruin...all amazing!
Saw them on this tour- they were friggin' great- STILL listen to this album….
Несколько лет назад, я купил этот CD , на Амазон.
I can't believe how I could forget how AWESOME this band is!!!
Great Song, Great Band, Been listening since Dynamo Festival.
OMG I remember watching this on MTV in the 90's
Headbanger's Ball with Ricky Rackman
These guys were like the English equivalent to Melvins, especially their 1st album
This is waaaay better than I thought it was gonna be.
What’re you talking about?
@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 I always slept on these guys cause of their name
This band was up with my favourite live band along with Cerebral Fix, Napalm Death and Bolt Thrower. Edwards no8 was the best place for music!
Yes !! You are right!!
I might have seen them at Dirty Neily back in the late 80's
Great song.
I loved this song the first time I heard it in 1993 and I love it still.
great song
Great album
Great song this.
Majestic.
Saw them in Palo Alto CA at the Edge.
Just getting into this band and I love it. Shame they split up
Yeah 20 yrs ago....
I didn't say "yesterday".
Great vox!
90s it's a great moment for heavy i was 16 years and hear
like an inverted version of music i was looking for that i thought existed(?)(bag-pipey guitar rhythm or tone, distortion on the vocals, clearing the fuzz whenever)
i was suprised, not the right time to find this gem, but damn
I'm surprised that this never appeared on Beavis and Butthead
it should have
Fudge Tunnel would’ve been a shoe-in for Beavis and Butthead! The music and the music video would’ve been a perfect fit for the show!
It definitely has that same sound and feel that would have been just perfect for the show
Too underground and too British.
Such a good riff
Always loved this vocal line.. this song's a bit perfect !🙌👌👌👌
The Brit version of Helmet( No disrespect to either band both rocked)
So mint
i've never seen this version before!
it slaps! greetings from Poland :D
Oczywiście absolute banger hello from England! :D
Lyrics (I think)
Been there one time
Wish you'd probably make it stop
Someday, whenever
Doesn't it mind you, what you are?
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
Not too sure
What could make it more clear
This thing's personal
So I said this before
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
(guitar solo)
Well, you're living long
Not so anymore
Ignore what I said
Doesn't matter anymore
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
Now every
Everything's grey!
You know a little thing?
Everything's grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, grey, grey!
Grey, grey, greeeeey!
Now Every... EVERYTHINGS GREY!!!
Well you're living long
Not so anymore
Exelente
Cool beans.
Figa che bombe che tiravano
Fudge Tunnel! The shit shoot! Love these guys! 🤘🏻
classic
why is everything from fudge tunnel getting copyright striked on youtube? All their stuff also get removed from spotify
They were still on Pandora Premium but that was late 2018/early 2019
They have just announced that they are back on Spotify. 👍
Because the Newport is still feuding with earache over rights
It's so 90's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beasts
Also theres another version of this video who should exist on you tube... As I can remmember Alex was using that Jackson guitar who is much more cool... I miss more videos from this band...
What did you all think of Alex Newport's work in NAILBOMB?
Alex is a rocket surgeon when he creates music. We might not realize it when it's there but he's had an influence on what we listen to. Genius.
dimitrios maliaros fuckin incredible
Soulfly currently touring as Nailbomb
There would be no nailbomb without max or Alex. It happened it was awesome and nothing will ever be as good. Fuck I wish metal was still this good.
@Jon Silva best combo in metal at the time i reckon.
It's great when a band bow out at the correct time. It shows character and artistic integrity.
Lmao You’re joking right? FT despised each other
Amazing how quiet Alex's guitar is when he's singing at the start in the video....
Love the bass breakdown then into the guitar solo. Dig that solo waaay more than all boring, sweep picked shredder stuff.
Precursor to sludge. Inadvertently influenced. Probably were never billed as "Sludge" or "Doom" but I'll bet Eyehategod, Grief , Iron Monkey and Buzzoven listened to these guys.
nope. only billed as "fudge".
Melvins
Melvins
Tbh the early 90's prduced my favorite metal music. The destruction of hair metal and the dominance of Grunge brought metal into a much better place artistically with much more experimentation. Melvins, Fudge Tunnel, Clutch, etc
Fudge Tunnel is a great example of this era.
Well, thing is Eyehategod started in '88. Melvins in '83.
The Tunnel didn't begin until '89, and didn't rise to prominence until closer to the mid-90's. I'm sure some members of those bands you mention liked them though.
yes
Groove metal
Nah. Just grunge/noise rock.
@@piotrb8434 I'd say grunge/sludge metal with a little bit of Helmet-y post-hardcore/noise rock. Yeah, subgeneres are complicated, let's just call it sludge metal.
@@luquitagl doube bass pedal, and just grunge noise rock? Dude, this is Metal, Alternative metal or groove metal.
@@noiszenavarro7608 I said it was sludge metal with post-hardcore elements. It's got the heaviness of Melvins or Acid Bath combined with the noisiness of Helmet, resulting in a pretty brutal combination
@@luquitagl Sorry , my response was to Piotr who said this is grunge, but I tagged u by mistake.
What a band this was
90's trash metal man...
@@DanielOmine it would thrash, not thrash, and definitely no metal style would be further from Fudgetunnel. They were way closer to sludge hardcore
Holly fucking shit on a shingle this is good!
a rare appearance of an HM Strat? didn't know they came with just a humbucker
Immense
This song could have been on Nevermind in a parallel universe
Esse caramontou o Nail Bomb com o Max Cavalera 🤘🤘
Huh?
I feel bad that i have only listen to this gem of a band for not long ago,but still thank god for this
I miss my teenages
There's another video of this song.
I have recorded from MTV 1996 in VHS format.
If you dig/dug these guys, check out the band Stanley- put out an album called "Clobbered"- hard to find, but it was great- in this vein.
Judging from the lack of comments and likes u got, it's obvious no one gives a F**CK 😅
@@truthhurts79 - judging from the lack of comments and likes u got, it's obvious no one gives a FUCK about your opinion, which is an utter bullshit, because I look for the band Stanley for example.
There's no point to be a dickhead, you know? So don't.
@@MrKredski ugh the lack of comments is because they know I'm right, so why say anything... It's pretty clear you're a mainstream commercial fan of music since popularity is such a big deal to you by being so concerned with how many "likes" I get.. you clearly beg for acceptance poser 😂🤣
finally i actually found a decent band
finding one decent band in 22 yrs,... I think we can state that exploring is one of his lesser qualities
Bah. Even Einstein admitted he had only had a good idea every 20 years. So you're ok.
Been rockin ft since early 90's and I find myself drawn back to em cuz of the shit put out today !!!
Bandon!!!
Nice never heard of this grunge band before, looks like UK had a smallish grunge scene1989 - 2001, well they are more active in Grunge Revival 2018 - current.
Check out Silverfish and early Therapy?.
....you’re hiking right? What in gods name are you talking about 🤣😂🤣😆😆 “Grunge” LOL!! “Grunge scene” WTF LOL
When are they re-releasing the (Fudge Tunnel) albums, as well as the Decapitated albums, on iTunes? I would really like to know, I’m waiting for them.
Check it out now. I just picked up Hate Songs CD from earache webstore last month.
YEP!!!... ... ...!!!... ...
Fúria metal MTV saudades caralho
Eu descobri essa música lá kkkkkk
Idem aqui 🤟
my dad was in this band, he was the drummer.
🤘
Um Nirvana pesado.
Muito bom. Bons tempos!
Fudge Tunnel era fodaço . Também sinto as semelhanas com Nirvana , mas o FT era um pouco mais "metaleiro" . Também tinham essas influências "noise rock" meio na linha de Sonic Youth .
Nirvana era grunge o fudge tunnel era sludge metal Cara…
So fucking pure grunge song !!! Smells like 90's for fuck sake !!! Love it, I knew Nailbomb long time ago but never looked into Fudge Tunel. Damn !!!
LmAo you’re joking right?
@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 no
the British Nirvana, and that's not an insult btw
No. British Nirvana is Bush
15 people wished they had an earache.
I'm only 42 but lemme tell ya, as a millenial ;-).. everythings grey.. Ever since Siege of Power.. I jus wanna dance
fudge tunnel will never die!
What a fantastic, dirty, grungey band from the 90s. My favourite album of that year was The complicated Futility of Ignorance. Dave Krafty Kraft from Barnet.
From what year?
Volta Fudge Tunnel ...
I used to think my friend was making fun of Mudvayne when he said he liked Fudge Tunnel. How did I not understand they're a real band?
GREY, GREY, GREY, GREY, GREY, GREY, ...!
Its like metallic grunge rock
Heavy grunge, along with Melvins and Tad.
@@piotrb8434 🤣🤣😂🤣
Uhh yeah no lol
@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 Ignoramus.
@@piotrb8434 lmao “grunge” 😬 cringe!
Alex Newport \m/
not the original(?) video version. I seen the original(?) where theyre just walking and hanging around an old abandoned building; no live footage at all. it must be elsewhere on youtube
OnePlickyDood yup. I was just asking myself about that.
You are correct. I was searching for the video for "Face Down". They don't even have it on UA-cam.
Yeah, I thought I was going crazy, people saying they saw this video on MTV. The one I saw was in that abandoned building and that green field.
This Video was made by VideoCore (London) for Fudge Tunnel/Earache official
Is impossible to find the lyric of this song on internet, it will be very cool if somebody could up this lyric, don´t you think?
.... you could just listen to the words and figure em out. It's not like it's incredibly inaudible or garbled.
+TheSewerChewer I was hoping that somebody will write the lyric right here... I´m not asking if it was inaudible, and I got some doubts because english is not my mother language... And only you got a Bunny (or Fox) audition ... anyways...
Have you ever heard of Google?
TheSewerChewer fuck off you douchbag
I can’t find the lyrics to this song anywhere. I thought I did at one point but they were way off.
I was in a band called the Badtown Boys for a little while and when we toured Europe in @ '92 we played a show with Fudge Tunnel, in Holland I think, or maybe Germany. They were very good, but I remember them being dicks to us. We were _very_ Ramones-influenced melodic hardcore, so they dissed us.
+godfatherNYC Lol, isn't the singer wearing a Ramones shirt himself?
+Brian Kessler Yes, kind of ironic! lol They were maybe just a little full of themselves at the time, I think, because they had just gotten a record deal.
I think i saw your concert in Belgrade Serbia (these days Yugoslavia) at Sajam Hall :)
They were very nice to us when we played with them, sorry you got dissed pal…
😊
Lyrics to this song ??? PLEASEEEEEE
My 3 piece, Drivepipe, opened for them at the Somber Reptile in Atlanta for the Teeth ep. They were dicks, but it was awesome.
my dad is the drummer !
wow you should meet up with the other guy and catch up
This guitar riff/bassline is pretty etched in my brains, but i'm fairly certain it's stolen from somewhere. Early Nirvana or something. The song structure is a bit similar to School, but i think it's something else.