FIRST TIME HEARING Pixies - Where Is My Mind REACTION
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- Pixies - Where Is My Mind Reaction
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David Bowie once said that, much like with the Velvet Underground, not a lot of people bought the Pixies' albums - but everyone who did, started a band. The Pixies have been name-checked by Nirvana, Radiohead, and many more alternative bands as a key influence on their music. It would be well worth your while to check out their songs. I'd suggest Tame, Gauge Away, Hey, and Wave of Mutilation. To name but a few.
Yes, the Velvet Underground would be worth to be checked out. Not that successful back in the mid 60's, they were too much ahead of their time. But super iconic. They invented hard rock guitar as well as the entire alternative sound of the 80's and 90's.
@@wolke9270 I love their song “Pale Blue Eyes.” They’re definitely not listened to enough. Neither are the Pixies.
Dang bro.. Radiohead has been my favorite band for a long time now and still is and I 've been loving Pixies too and I never knew they looked up to Pixies... That's really cool bro...
pretty sure he never said that, he loves the pixies though
This video is from 'Trainspotting'. The video I actually associate it with is from the movie 'Fight Club' - the closing scene. Either way great song, hearing it performed live from this band was a surreal experience me.
Criminal Minds, episode where a guy is making human marionettes. This song but only in piano.
Exactly! I hear that opening and I picture the scene from Fight Club like every time.
i thought it was related consuming eroin
This is one of their iconic songs, with scenes from the movie "Trainspotting" in this video. Pixies were like nothing else. A whole genre in and by themselves. The should be in all the halls of fame.
Check out "Debaser" next...
Or Levitate Me. Or Gouge Away.
@@blooberpuss Monkey Gone to Heaven would be quite nice.
Ah, I thought it was Trainspotting. It's been many years since I've seen that movie.
I saw them live in 2005, Weezer and Pixies this was the second closer but the first closer was Debaser great tune...
Also they played Los Angeles which is a Frank Black solo song which was pretty awesome....
Great tune, great band. I'd recommend "Monkey gone to Heaven" by them.
Frankly, the entire Doolittle album.
A band so influential they triggered one of the biggest changes in modern music.
One of the best bands ever. Hands down.
💯
You've lost your mind.
Tru Dat!
It was music like this in the late 80s that helped create the 90s flavor.
You must also check out The Breeders - CannonBall, Lead singer is Kim Deal, who is the Bass Player for the Pixies. Her Twin sister Kelley also plays for The Breeders.
oh, hey, i didn't know that the lead singer was kim deal. and people warn me against wading through comments on youtube. pffft. i might never have known this otherwise, and i'm grateful to you for teaching me.
@@kimbunchalastnames5357 Normally good advice but occasionally you might get lucky :)
@@kimbunchalastnames5357 I didn't know that either!
And comments on Jovaughn's videos are usually safe. Occasionally, people create drama because *gasp* Jovaughn has broad tastes in music. Aside from that...
@Rose Madder oh, i loved me some belly. familiar with throwing muses, mostly for "green (4AD)," which made me think of the suburban lawns, that high-pitched kinda yodel thing that she does.
@@mbenoit77 i used to tell people that i was catholic in my tastes, which they used to figure meant something religious that they didn't want to offend or contract, so they left me alone. lol.
“ when I heard the pixies for the first time , I connected with that band so heavily that I should have been in that band “ Kurt Cobain
Solid choice for the first Pixies song to react to, as it's one of their most popular and accessible tracks (slower tempo). Pixies has a huge discography of groundbreaking songs to choose from, but 'Here Comes Your Man' and 'Monkey Gone to Heaven' were two other more mainstream tracks (relatively speaking!) to react to before getting into their more intense stuff.
When Kurt Cobain wrote Smells Like Teen Spirit he said "I was basically trying to rip off The Pixies."
Love the pixies. Thank you.
I hear this song and it's a flash back to Fight Club. So good. The sound takes you away.
I love "Wave of Mutilation," the "Pump up the Volume" movie soundtrack version by this band. As well as "Gigantic," "Hey" & many others too.
I saw them live at The Palace of Auburn Hills when they opened up for U2. Awesome show!...
You have hit all my favorites from them. I kick myself every time I think of missing them in concert!
Now I want to watch Pump Up the Volume again. Such a defining movie for us alt kids at the time.
Loved the slowed down version in pump up the volume!
Good picks, I still think "Hey" is my favorite by them.
A BIG BIG LOVE!
They used versions of it in the movie Fight Club and the series Mr. Robot.
Yes the Pixies I love them this was my JAM back in the day.
Love the reaction. Gouge away, Gigantic and Monkey gone to heaven are all fantastic Pixies tracks you should check out
Yes on all three. All the song suggestions have been great but these three should be first!
“Dig for Fire” is another great Pixies song worth checking out 🙂
Can't feel bad while that song plays.
Greetings from South Africa! Saw them live in 2017 when they had a huge concert in Johannesburg.
So much great indie and alt music from the early and mid 90s. It was a grand time. Well at least for music.
I love the occasional discordance in Pixies music when they hit Hard like they do. Things don't always have to be smooth and pretty.. Pixies were AND still are huge to me!
Kim Deal was the bassist and backing vocals. Check out her other band the Breeders, pretty good also
One of my favorite bands from the 80's. Their albums are really good.
No. 13 Baby.....Epic.
This is a great song. I'm glad you're enjoying the not mainstream bands ;)
YES!!
The visuals are from the movie Trainspotting.
Pixies are a favorite band for me. 'Velouria' 'Wave of Mutilation' 'Gigantic' 'Monkey Gone to Heaven' 'Hey' 'Here Comes Your Man' are all good Pixies songs. Enjoy your exploration into the best indy rock band there ever was. ✌️
Pixies, I've been obsessed ever since I first heard them. Some people discovered them on the Trainspotting movie soundtrack, some people discovered them on the Fight Club soundtrack. I was a little late to the game with them, but that's only because they weren't being played on the radio like they should've. My brother said, "The Pixies? You know they only have the one good song, right?" I almost disowned him for that comment.
You should react to Violent Femmes. They’re also amazing.
Songs like Add It Up, Blister In The Sun, Kiss Off.
Love them too
Gone Daddy Gone...
Happened to be in Vegas when they played the hard rock hotel, best concert for a long time. Violent femmes are all time great
This is different, never heard them before. Interesting.
Nirvana were influenced by their "quiet and loud" sound
Enjoy
It came out in 1988!
This song is one of my top 10 favorite songs ever
All albums of Pixies are very good. Is the most strange band of the world.
My top 3 songs:
-Debaser.
-Monkey gone to heaven.
-Here comes your man
This is one of the songs I want played at my funeral.
I'm from Durban South Africa. Greetings fellow South African. We rock.
So glad someone got around reacting to Pixies, and even better that you enjoyed it❤️
Such an influential band and sound for so many other artists in so many different genres.
One of my favorite songs of all time ! I was so suprised and amazed when I saw Pixies live for the first time in 1988 , loved the energy and vibe of the band .
Also you should react to Hey, Monkey Gone to Heaven, Velouria, and Debaser
I've waited SO LONG FOR THIS THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! My favorite band ever!!!
His influence is remarkable. Without The Pixies there would never have been Nirvana for example.
Dig For Fire is another good one from them.🔥🔥🔥
Love that song!
Pixies arrived on the Scene just as I started university. They were my favourite band from then on.
They had a massive influence on alternative and indie music. They invented a sound that was copied so much that it's easy to forget how revolutionary it was.
This was our wedding song ❤
Awesome band!! Please do a reaction to their song "Monkey Goes To Heaven"
l always love your reaction Brother, when your feeling it...:)
The whole of the album Doolittle that this track is from in just incredible. Visuals from the movie Trainspotting, a cult classic shot in Scotland with a young Ewan McGregor
You met me at a very strange time in my life
Bands such as Radiohead, Weezer, RHCP, and so many more were inspired by the Picies
Chili peppers predate the Pixies.
..and Pavement maybe?.
Iconic! I always thought, these woo-oo sounds were a loop, but in live recordings you can see that bass player Kim Deal constantly makes them with her mouth. This kind of adapted 70's prog rock electric guitar sound was new to alternative music back then. Later, the entire grunge music of Nirvana et al of the 90's was based on guitar sounds like that.
Thanks so much for reacting to one of my favorite bands of all time. You could react to anything off of the Doolittle/Surfer Rosa album and have us raving. Truly one of the most unique sounds out there.
The Pixies influenced Nirvana with their "quiet and loud" sound, eg Smells like teen spirit
This song was perfect for the Fight Club movie. The ending when this song is played was beautiful and made so much sense
I'd check out Gouge away, I love this reaction btw 👍🧐😎
Huge Pixies fan! So good live too! My favorites include Hey, I've Been Tired and Gigantic. Great band and so influential.
SECOND! Love The Pixies.
This band has had a MASSIVE influence on music. Cannot be understated.
The Pixies and train spotting …… cheers for this bud ,brings back memories of my teens 😊
My dad bought this record back in 1988 hé gave it too me when i was 17 i stil have it it one of my top 10 albums of all time
That long long pause before the answer, "waaaaay out in the water, see it swimmin'" has such great tension. Love the song, the band, the reaction. Thanks!
Hi, please if you can, review "This Monkey's Gone to Heaven". That is actually my favorite Pixies song.
❤️👍
If you ain't been through "some shit", you won't understand this... 💯
Awesome, more PIXIES! The footage is from the Train spotting movie. The guy is Ewan McGregor.
Great band influenced many huge bands like REM, Kurt Cobain and David Bowie to mention a few.
Gigantic, Number 13 Baby, Debaser, Gouge Away…. All hugely recommended, The Pixies are awesome.
Kind of song you want to drive late at night too, around bends in the country.
Good film too.
One of the most important songs ever...it was in Fight Club and Trainspotting and there is even a documentary about it, loud quier loud. It started Grunge!
Such a huge Pixies fan. Give "Euprates" and "Digging for Fire" a shot,you'll love them.
there was a "Senior skip day" that, in my time (1993) the school just accepted & allowed this one day 2 weeks before graduation to "skip school" for one day, & most everyone went to Cedar Point (being from Cleveland, OH) & we just rode all the roller coasters & rides etc & it was a 90 min road trip.. we blasted THIS song as well as "Wave Of Mutilation" by the Pixies en route.. it is literally an indelible memory i cherish, so yes: thank you! also, check out "Wave Of Mutilation" by them.. cheers!
Frank Black / Black Francis / Charles Thompson is the singer and main songwriter for the Pixies. He continued to make solo music , and is very prolific and always trying new things.
He once paraded up and down fleet street with a bone china tea pot balanced on his head while eating a ham salad sandwich
Strange but true
"Gouge Away" is another banger by them
The great Pixies. You are enjoying Black Francis singing, Joey Santiago is killing it on guitar, and Kim Deal is using that bass like a weapon and thats her in the background singing. check out Gigantic.
This was played in the final shot of the movie Fight Club.
Pixies were the main influence on Kurt Cobain and specifically on “Smells Like Teen Spirit”.
They’re also the official bridge between 80’s alternative music into the 90’s.
About time!
I think we have a new Pixes fan. We've been telling you for years man.
Kurt Cobain said that he wrote Smells Like Teen Spirit whilst trying to write a song like the Pixies!
Basically, you can start with anything off of Doolittle. Everything people have listed here.
They were pioneering in the a-typical song structure and use of dynamics. Their documentary was even called Loud Quiet Loud. Every rock band you love, loves them. Nirvana was starting to write a Pixies song when they wrote Smells Like Teen Spirit. That's how much the Pixies mean to rock music.
Also, this song was in another iconic movie: Fight Club. When they are blowing up the banks at the end.
The Pixies have been influencing other musicians for more than 30 years. Incredible band, and so creative.
This takes me back in time. Listening to the Pixies, Violent Femmes and Love & Rockets.
Pixies forever!! Not sure on the train spotting clips. But hey ho, still a banger. Thanks.
Pixies one of my fave bands ever. Extremely Influential.
Also check out:
Gigantic
Bone Machine
Tame
Gouge Away
Monkey Gone to Heaven
Velouria
U-Mass
Omg I love Gigantic. The bass line throughout is perfection. Discovered them at 17, in the early 00’s, bit late, but I was too small when they were big!
Not listened to them in ages. Time to get back to it!
great choice-PIXIES are a bit different and not everybody can appreciate them right away but with a bit of time you will grow to love them
Great reaction! Pixies, possibly my favorite band of all time, 30 years running! Too many great songs to name! I recommend "Hey", "Velouria" or "Greens and Blues".
One of my absolute favorite songs.
Love how you ignored the video and actually listened to the music! Pixies are great!
ugh - love the Pixies so much. Their album Doolittle is the only album I've had to buy three times because it was stolen from me two times.
I saw what you were reacting to and I could not have clicked fast enough 🤣
This song is 🔥
The Placebo cover for this song is really good
One of my favorite songs. Awesome.
The scenes are from the movie Trainspotting but this song is more associated with the movie Fight Club...
THE PIXIES "HERE COMES YOUR MAN"
Huge influence on quite a number of 90´s rock bands. Others mentioned Nirvana, Blur certainly took inspiration from them as well. And while we´re at it, BLUR "Music Is My Radar". Please go with the official video.
Great work Jayvee! you went down the rabbit hole of indie. Now don't forget the Brits! Supergrass or Primal Scream maybe?
Frank Black came out with a great song Los Angeles. You would love it Jayvon
This song takes me back to a happier era, a feeling of being adrift
Not a lot of people know but Pixies pretty much created “grunge” as a genre and directly inspired Nirvana and thousands of others
Hey -monkeys gone to heaven - gouge away . By the pixies are all great songs aswell
Great reaction bro! Great band! This is a song way ahead of it’s time. It came out in 1988. And the video are clips from the 1996 movie Trainspotting
Coincidentally I was going to Suggest Placebo to you. They do a brilliant cover of this (the live version has Frank Black Singing on it). But check out Placebo - Nancy Boy was their first hit, but anything from the first three albums.
Bowie. was openly jealous of their sound. enough said..
Trainspotting is a great movie with a fantastic soundtrack. You should check it out! I'm not sure why it's being used for this song. I don't recall it in the movie.
The film is trainspotting. Absolutely awesome film and well worth a watch.
Check out Underworld - Born Slippy from the same soundtrack
Also, if you haven't seen Trainspotting, it could be an interesting reaction for your second channel
Oh that's a rough one 😢