Just learned the story behind the song. Budd's story has always made me feel unexpectedly sad, much like the guy who stole an airplane and crashed it after one daring flight to fulfill a life's dream. These kind of stories always get me, because these were decent folks, just trying to get on in life, but life dealt them a raw hand and put them in a position where they thought they had nothing left to lose. When everything you invested your whole being in crumbles around you, what choice do you have but to build a tank and destroy the town? You do have choices, though. Guys, I know it's hard sometimes, to see your goals, your investments just evaporate, but it is seriously not the end of the world. It is frustrating and depressing and the thought of compromising yourself, or trying something different feels like a dead thing in your mouth when you think of it. But it's your life. You get one chance at it. But that chance doesn't end until you take your last breath. I've watched men drink their lives away, pulling themselves out of the mire in time to enjoy a handful of sober years. Homeless men who get their lives together just to die in a car crash. The point is, your life doesn't have to end just because things aren't going your way. Keep fighting. Keep struggling. Stories like Tedd's can serve as a wakeup call to us all. Don't give up. Don't surrender yourself to your depression and hopelessness. If you ever feel like you're better off not existing, I'm begging you, please find help. It doesn't need to be a big production, with psychiatrists and therapy, but it needs to be more than just you. Call a friend, a pastor, a parent, or a spouse. As hard as it is to tell someone, it is a thousand times harder to carry your burden by yourself. Anyone who loves you will be happy to help you carry it. Don't let yourself become a meme or a hit song for all the wrong reasons. Become something better. Take care of yourself.
@@adambarnes3776 I couldn't remember the guy's name when I wrote that. Richard Russell was just a dude who thought he had nothing to live for, and the audio from air traffic control was absolutely heartbreaking. ua-cam.com/video/nAc8lybxDv0/v-deo.html
I saw them live on 10/27/2010... i hugged the lead singer. This song got me through a breakup. I love music. It was awesone getting to see them perform live and hug the lead singer and talk to the band after the show.
I saw Dwyer’s suicide before I ever heard this song, now knowing this is what this song is about it always gives me the chills. I’ll never forget the way the blood poured out of his nose..
His nose turned into a fountain.. I’ve seen a lot of death; murder, suicide, accidental, and in person natural causes, but that part always stuck with me. And hearing the song after seeing it and reading the backstory and connecting the dots gives me the chills as well.
Str8 traumatized my little ass when I seen that. Swear it did a wicked number on me for few weeks, maybe a few months, or idk perhaps longer. Like no joke, I prolly wasn’t even in 4th grade yet. Crazy how much it had effed with me tho.
he was framed and, yes, he would have spent the rest of his life in prison. it was later proven that he was framed and it all happened because of greed and corruption, that's why i say hey man nice shot.
My grandmother watched this happen live and in person while working for the PA house. What a sad story of corruption that still exists to this day. Never forget her account of that days events.
no it isn't. Will people listen to this band one hundred years from now 2019 (or 2023) i would bet 1 thousand bucks they it wont be listened to at all but in a hundred years ill be dead, but i really do detest that expression " this song is timeless" very few songs can be considered timeless. Perhaps a Beatles song or two but nothing else.
Yes , a great song. Budd Dwyer's suicide was so sad. The guy was innocent and got framed big time. He knew that nobody would believe he was innocent and was facing up to 50 years in prison. Poor guy was pushed way too far and was desperate. A while after he died they later admitted that he was innocent. Sad.
I heard this song for the first time at an close air support simulation. The A-10 was fly and the sneakiness of this song matched the maneuvers of the A-10 flying low over the trees. Perfect match.
I could sooo fight to this song!!! My parents gave me away when i was 11, so the beginning has an obvious meaning other than what the writers intended. Thank you Filter!!! ❤
Poor guy, Budd Dwyer truly was. Facing up to 55 years in prison and a 300,000 fine for being a innocent man, who was framed because of an injustice system filled with greed and corruption. Sacrificing himself like that for his family and one day for justice to prevail.. I'm no advocater for suicide the least, but he was brave.
+K1LLful It really is awful. Budd Dwyer's story is a grotesque mix of governmental corruption (both political parties murdered his public image, and the judge was on a witch hunt), media corruption (for wanting to make an example of Budd to dredge up ratings and make political hay), and corporate corruption (the insurance companies making death more profitable than life).
Okay. I am guessing that I am missing something, so do not scold me. So did filter write this song about Budd Dwyer? I try to inform myself about the meaning of lyrics, but I cannot always be on top of them all.
Ed Jones yes this song is about the fact that bud was innocent and that he was able to shock the world into taking a closer look at the corrupt justice system in the United states.
DESCENTYIS FIERO I'm gonna be bumping this and many other 90's songs while taking out scum in the apocalypse 🤘 It'll probably be more like Rage Against The Machine and Drowning Pool now that I think about it 🤣🤣🤣 definitely some Godsmack.
Somehow puts myself in mind of Shakespeare who wrote; A coward dies a thousand deaths, but the valiant taste of death but once. Much evil intent has transpired thru the ages & few & far between emerged priceless a rarity who are found bold enough, those who stood against such calamitous forces of maelstrom effects of corruption. Troublesome suffering extolled the descent fathomless & nearly unable to rise above & such radiant examples humanity amongst us, seeming overswept in the tides of time disappearing beneath the waves an onslaught of injustices, sinking before our eyes distraught with anguish. In outcome silenced, to make appearances the villainous won overall & now dare to despair all the earth. Somehow me thinks at the end of time for each of us comes perilously close a door fraught unexpectedly & unanticipated a threshold appearing & beyond such a fateful portal lies a crossing & those burdened the crimes of the ages cannot withstand nor pass, weighted injustices that cling mercilessly to themselves, the same un-sparingly hold inseparable clamp upon, as were these ruthless in Life are thrust now before pitiless forces & fallen into the void, erased irrevocably what's reprehensible. However to those innocents since time began The Way is carried over being free & unencumbered...light, as a feather to beyond where silver-shone shores especially aligned a reception coming into view & precious joy felt the laughter heard & singing a welcome in loving frequency without reproach come join in Eternity's song evermore. This is my expectant hope, there is meaning in every iota of conscious expression. A beacon that shines within my soul that Justice will be upheld & shall be fulfilled.
As a person who's dealt with suicide up close this song is so awesome and so true I guess a nice shot was the kill because if Bud would have lived through that wound his life would have been a mess miserable bless his heart
Funny story how I got into these guys. A while ago in Middle School, I was doing a report on the effects of 9/11 on media and information. I wound up on a Wikipedia article listing all songs that were banned from certain stations for months after the attack due to possibly provocative subject matter blah blah etc. In any case, I saw the song title on the list and thought, "Now that sounds fuckin' cooool" And hey man, I was right.
I bet those reporters did experience a new kind of fear.....when ole Bud pulled that 357 out of the manila envelope. Poor guy was railroaded and justice was NOT served. Rip Bud Dwyer
After I researched Budd Dwyer for some reason he became one of my biggest inspirations in life. RIP Budd. No innocent man should die for a crime he didn’t commit
A large part of life is random. Innocent people die all the time, they just aren't close enough to make our news here in the USA. India has over a billion people. And over 25,000 people living in India die every single day. Look it up if you don't believe me.
@@WeatherWeasel66 My opinion is a large part life can appear to be random. I too have felt at despairing times the chaos invoked over myself in that no rhyme nor reason seeming exist or larger purposes involved, but I instinctively know myself to be wrong or in full error of culmination of Life overall. In error my humanly predictions fall wayside the granduer witnessed, only by the insistent fact I do not know all things nor what ends are transpiring, as yet to be revealed. Phenomena in its own right stands rather exist distinctly apart from my puny, mortal opinions. The fault is in my own humanly limited proportion, in respect to inabilities to percieve what is greater than myself. We cannot fathom the depths from which nor comprehend the heights in the fullest expression. I know somehow there is more than the lateral view espoused, a side by side junction alone that constitutes all Truth concerning Life. That Life contains a vertical view which in limitless lengths is oft beyond our reach in mortal capacity. I know more exist because hope springs alive once more with every encounter with the unknown, how mistrust is severed from the equation. We can only partially attribute towards in reduced calculation, because of what has not been discovered, due to the fact we, as human do not know all there is to know nor can we in our limited expanse pronounce accurately all there is. So, unfortunately ( or fortunately depending) it's on us lacking the scope & span necessary to gain an advantage & Life will always appear, not possesing a thousand foot viewing, instead crept from a mortal angle of perspectives to ourselves with such limitations in space & distance plus time inset to be random. However I fear there are far greater purposes at work that we know at present.. conscious forces moving by that which comprehends, in distinguishs much more than ourselves & perhaps some Glorious day we will know & understand fully the reasons why. Just an undying hope I hold onto. Enlivening an Eternal torch that burns brighter inside, still gleaming radiance though the outside maybe darkly made desperate, knowing there is vastly more to this world than we can naturally suspect or even guess at.
For My BirthDaddy. Who died knowing he had 6 months to live with Pancreatic Cancer in 2011. Died from coke OD. I found out he was my Father 2 years ago. We were so Much Alike. Always think of him playing this song and wished he knew of me, I would've taken care of him. And he would Not Have Died Alone. It took 2 weeks regarding a *smell* from his apt to be found. Ugh. CAB 1954-2012 Never Forgotten.
I used to play this song live. This is the one I went outside the club jumped up on the back of the tail gate of my truck and on top of the utility trailer all whe performing guitar. Moshing on top the trailer outside the club. Jumped off the trailer and ran back in and jumped back up on stage to finish the song. Perfect timing HAHAHAAA! KILLA TIMEZ!
I always like to tack on some variant of "it's the best movie they (people who make movies) ever made" when talking about the cable guy, on account of it being the best movie they ever made. Such a good film.
RIP Budd Dwyer ! He was the secretary of treasury in the State of Pennsylvania, he shot himself on live television in 1986 it was the most fucked up thing a person could see .... You're in a better place now Budd !
This is one bad ass song. For the longest time I did not know the band or the lyrics. Thought Nice Shot was Human Nation. Now, of course it all makes sense. Killer tune.
This song is for Budd Dwyer and the Red Letter Man I've read about in the New Testament.. Both innocent. Both betrayed and framed to be guilty by people in high power and authority. Both sacrificed themselves to save the people they love from suffering. "I wish I would have met you, I'd say nice shot!" 🙌💯👏🙏
Live in Columbia...he was like " hey big guy.. DON'T FUCKIN DROP ME....then he dived into the crowd while the rest of the band jammed on that cool bass line... that shit was epic..I'll never forget it..I was there to see stp but these dudes stole the show fo sho.
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Just learned the story behind the song. Budd's story has always made me feel unexpectedly sad, much like the guy who stole an airplane and crashed it after one daring flight to fulfill a life's dream.
These kind of stories always get me, because these were decent folks, just trying to get on in life, but life dealt them a raw hand and put them in a position where they thought they had nothing left to lose. When everything you invested your whole being in crumbles around you, what choice do you have but to build a tank and destroy the town?
You do have choices, though. Guys, I know it's hard sometimes, to see your goals, your investments just evaporate, but it is seriously not the end of the world. It is frustrating and depressing and the thought of compromising yourself, or trying something different feels like a dead thing in your mouth when you think of it. But it's your life. You get one chance at it. But that chance doesn't end until you take your last breath. I've watched men drink their lives away, pulling themselves out of the mire in time to enjoy a handful of sober years. Homeless men who get their lives together just to die in a car crash. The point is, your life doesn't have to end just because things aren't going your way. Keep fighting. Keep struggling.
Stories like Tedd's can serve as a wakeup call to us all. Don't give up. Don't surrender yourself to your depression and hopelessness. If you ever feel like you're better off not existing, I'm begging you, please find help. It doesn't need to be a big production, with psychiatrists and therapy, but it needs to be more than just you. Call a friend, a pastor, a parent, or a spouse. As hard as it is to tell someone, it is a thousand times harder to carry your burden by yourself. Anyone who loves you will be happy to help you carry it. Don't let yourself become a meme or a hit song for all the wrong reasons. Become something better.
Take care of yourself.
9/11 ??
@@adambarnes3776 I couldn't remember the guy's name when I wrote that. Richard Russell was just a dude who thought he had nothing to live for, and the audio from air traffic control was absolutely heartbreaking.
ua-cam.com/video/nAc8lybxDv0/v-deo.html
rest in peace Sky King, we'll watch those whales for you
Thanks man. I was looking for this, and this is just what I needed.
@@ninnin3381 you take care of yourself, man. I hope you get to a better place in your life.
I saw them live on 10/27/2010... i hugged the lead singer. This song got me through a breakup. I love music. It was awesone getting to see them perform live and hug the lead singer and talk to the band after the show.
I saw Dwyer’s suicide before I ever heard this song, now knowing this is what this song is about it always gives me the chills. I’ll never forget the way the blood poured out of his nose..
His nose turned into a fountain.. I’ve seen a lot of death; murder, suicide, accidental, and in person natural causes, but that part always stuck with me. And hearing the song after seeing it and reading the backstory and connecting the dots gives me the chills as well.
I remember it too. Jeez, it was bad. And he was innocent. In a way I couldn't blame him.
@@SteveOliver13 Dude I feel that, Im a Paramedic, Ive seen some shit but that image is burned into my mind.
Str8 traumatized my little ass when I seen that. Swear it did a wicked number on me for few weeks, maybe a few months, or idk perhaps longer. Like no joke, I prolly wasn’t even in 4th grade yet. Crazy how much it had effed with me tho.
It was like a bloody waterfall.
In 2021 still ranks as one of my all time favorite classics.
Here with you bro.
2023 The song has a building energy and explosion of sound.
Brother of mine just killed himself not long ago, this is my healing process , nice shot Charles, fly high my Brother
🤡
@@Raspukek-fu8unoh wow look at this genius with his indifference to a sensitive UA-cam comment, boy I wish I could be like you someday 🤡
@@ahaan2009 🤡
My bro hung him self. I feel you
This song is better than 100% of songs to come out in the last decade.
We live in decadent times.
ua-cam.com/video/FpsGcnLEZbk/v-deo.html .incorrect buddy
So true
Tell me about it
You're Absolutely Correct
The bass riff really makes this song, that's for sure.
Budd’s final words: “Please, please leave the room if this will...if this will affect you. Don’t, don’t, don’t...this will hurt someone.”
Literally forced into a corner he was given one option. Feel so bad for the guy.
Shitty way to have to show them....
Even when facing death, he cared for others. Good man.
The words of an innocent man.
Ballers for real. Sportsmanship. Respectable game is good. Bahstahn! 🏀 Legends in the key. 33 23
What a great song.... man !!!!!!!!! One of my all time favs!!
Demon Knight on tv 10+ years ago was the first time I'd heard it, badass song then still lives up to it today.
Yup that was my first time i heard this song. Black car racing down the road.. awesome
(Hick accent) If it makes you feel goooood, do it. That was my first exposure as well
Haha same here!#! Love Demon Knight
They actually released this song early so it could be used in the movie.
Styven August also on a episode of x files
he was framed and, yes, he would have spent the rest of his life in prison. it was later proven that he was framed and it all happened because of greed and corruption, that's why i say hey man nice shot.
Shane Hawk guck up rignt
Shane Hawk t
Nah, you're wrong. He was guilty as hell. He proved it! On camera! To your face!
he was offered a bribe and he took it....if that is being framed then i guess he was....
HEEEEEEEY MMMMMMAAAAAAAAAANNNNN
My grandmother watched this happen live and in person while working for the PA house. What a sad story of corruption that still exists to this day. Never forget her account of that days events.
Dont know what happened? Can you explain?
@@thomasmacdonald5401 guees
this song is timeless
Patrick Lipski so am I !
no it isn't. Will people listen to this band one hundred years from now 2019 (or 2023) i would bet 1 thousand bucks they it wont be listened to at all but in a hundred years ill be dead, but i really do detest that expression " this song is timeless" very few songs can be considered timeless. Perhaps a Beatles song or two but nothing else.
This song gives me chills especially when I know what it's about
Cortanasboyfriend The last time I sang it on Rock Band, I choked up, not gonna lie. It’s so heavy.
Yes , a great song. Budd Dwyer's suicide was so sad. The guy was innocent and got framed big time. He knew that nobody would believe he was innocent and was facing up to 50 years in prison. Poor guy was pushed way too far and was desperate. A while after he died they later admitted that he was innocent. Sad.
Dooke pipin hot.
How does it taste? Cheap and metallic, like a dirty coin?
Isn't this song about Kurt Cobain???
I'm here because this song is awesome.
+TrainmanEvan lol
Uh yeah , I'll 2nd that!!
I wouldn't trade being a teenager in the 90s for anything
Magic! Born 1982, We lived through the "Nirvana"/ enlightened Era!
Even a Scooby Snack?
I was a kid in the 90's but sometimes I wish I was a teenager that grew up in the 90's
Recording the radio for mix tapes, Cassettes to cd's. Aol dial up. Cheers
He'll yes! I miss the 90s 😞
This song was huge when I was a kid! It was everywhere. Even in my house! Miss the 90's!
RIP Bud. He did it for his family.
The basketball scene from the cable guy with Jim Carrey was hilarious with this song playing in the background
Lmao yup great movie. The slam dunk showdown, cuz that's why I said "hey man nice shot" 😅
@Space Munky lmao that movie rules!
@Space Munky "Feed me! STEVEN IM OPEN FEED ME THE ROCK!!" 😈
lol that's where I heard it that's a classic very underrated.
That's my favourite Carrey movie.
I heard this song for the first time at an close air support simulation. The A-10 was fly and the sneakiness of this song matched the maneuvers of the A-10 flying low over the trees. Perfect match.
I LOVE ROLLING DOWN THE WINDOWS AND PLAYING THIS SONG AT THE LOUDEST POSSIBLE VOLUME ON THE DARK SIDE OF TOWN!!!!!!!!!!
Will always be one of my favorites!
one of them songs that you enjoy playing on Bass more than guitar
This sounds like tool and nine inch nails came together
That’s actually the NIN guitarist so that’s a good ear you have jimi
Hell I never knew that but yeah def has those vibes
The demo was made at Trents house
CLEVELAND ROCKS!!
@@MattimusV Damn thats crazy its does sound like Reznor though
I could sooo fight to this song!!! My parents gave me away when i was 11, so the beginning has an obvious meaning other than what the writers intended. Thank you Filter!!! ❤
Poor guy, Budd Dwyer truly was. Facing up to 55 years in prison and a 300,000 fine for being a innocent man, who was framed because of an injustice system filled with greed and corruption. Sacrificing himself like that for his family and one day for justice to prevail.. I'm no advocater for suicide the least, but he was brave.
+K1LLful
Nailed it. Well put
+K1LLful It really is awful. Budd Dwyer's story is a grotesque mix of governmental corruption (both political parties murdered his public image, and the judge was on a witch hunt), media corruption (for wanting to make an example of Budd to dredge up ratings and make political hay), and corporate corruption (the insurance companies making death more profitable than life).
oh shit, thats the guy i saw kill himself. damn... poor guy. really feel bad for him
Okay. I am guessing that I am missing something, so do not scold me. So did filter write this song about Budd Dwyer? I try to inform myself about the meaning of lyrics, but I cannot always be on top of them all.
Ed Jones yes this song is about the fact that bud was innocent and that he was able to shock the world into taking a closer look at the corrupt justice system in the United states.
Sometimes when you just feel like hearing a song here I am... miss my teenage days. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS 💖7 YR. LATE
This is definitely old school throwback 2019 has with stood the test of time and still kicks ass! Lot of good memories when filter was in its prime...
Old age and the radio brought me here.
+Dok Scrofula Dont' say old age :(
Swear to God I was just rocking out in my bedroom to this song last week :(
Dok Scrofula adrenaline
Just radio.
Yep!
amen
this song has gotten me so many speeding tickets.
It nearly got me killed
+David Benally
How lol
Same way you got your tickets, plus whiskey
+David Benally 😂 nice job
+Tay Davenport yeah if I swerved right I would be dead lol. Meh
HEY KYLE, NICE SHOT
and wherez he now? kek.
Now that I know exactly what this song is talking about I have a new respect for it, pretty accurate description of what happened to Budd.
this song still kicks ass 100% SHOUTS!!!!! TO ALL OF US WHO WERE TEENS IN THE 90'S !!!!
I miss the 90s so much.
...... the last truly great decade...
Fick ya born in 81 so yah 90 s were the shit!
how about the x-files episode "d.p.o." ? this song made this great!
DESCENTYIS FIERO I'm gonna be bumping this and many other 90's songs while taking out scum in the apocalypse 🤘
It'll probably be more like Rage Against The Machine and Drowning Pool now that I think about it 🤣🤣🤣 definitely some Godsmack.
Budd was a scapegoat for those that were guilty. Rest in Peace, Mr. Dwyer.
Somehow puts myself in mind of Shakespeare who wrote; A coward dies a thousand deaths, but the valiant taste of death but once.
Much evil intent has transpired thru the ages & few & far between emerged priceless a rarity who are found bold enough, those who stood against such calamitous forces of maelstrom effects of corruption. Troublesome suffering extolled the descent fathomless & nearly unable to rise above & such radiant examples humanity amongst us, seeming overswept in the tides of time disappearing beneath the waves an onslaught of injustices, sinking before our eyes distraught with anguish. In outcome silenced, to make appearances the villainous won overall & now dare to despair all the earth.
Somehow me thinks at the end of time for each of us comes perilously close a door fraught unexpectedly & unanticipated a threshold appearing & beyond such a fateful portal lies a crossing & those burdened the crimes of the ages cannot withstand nor pass, weighted injustices that cling mercilessly to themselves, the same un-sparingly hold inseparable clamp upon, as were these ruthless in Life are thrust now before pitiless forces & fallen into the void, erased irrevocably what's reprehensible. However to those innocents since time began The Way is carried over being free & unencumbered...light, as a feather to beyond where silver-shone shores especially aligned a reception coming into view & precious joy felt the laughter heard & singing a welcome in loving frequency without reproach come join in Eternity's song evermore.
This is my expectant hope, there is meaning in every iota of conscious expression. A beacon that shines within my soul that Justice will be upheld & shall be fulfilled.
As a person who's dealt with suicide up close this song is so awesome and so true I guess a nice shot was the kill because if Bud would have lived through that wound his life would have been a mess miserable bless his heart
hey man nice shot.
Thanks for posting this gem, Sleepy Bunny. A true song of energy....Nice shot !
A friend of mine killed himself in highschool. This song came out a couple of years later, but I think of him every time I hear it.
that is sad Jidar.. this song was based on the pa. man Bud Dwyer
jidar this song reminds me of the columbine shooters
jidar your a shitty friend.......
chazz LUCAS who’s that?
Great brother good shot
Funny story how I got into these guys. A while ago in Middle School, I was doing a report on the effects of 9/11 on media and information. I wound up on a Wikipedia article listing all songs that were banned from certain stations for months after the attack due to possibly provocative subject matter blah blah etc. In any case, I saw the song title on the list and thought, "Now that sounds fuckin' cooool" And hey man, I was right.
Hey man, nice story.
Hey man, good shit
Hey man, Enjoy the rabbit hole you ventured into! Don't get lost or lose your sanity!
Hey man, calm down
Hey man, take it slow
Finally found this song! I've been searching '" Amen I've scored " 😂
The flow and tone of the instruments invoke the feelings that Budd Dwyer was feeling.
I bet those reporters did experience a new kind of fear.....when ole Bud pulled that 357 out of the manila envelope. Poor guy was railroaded and justice was NOT served. Rip Bud Dwyer
Regular show brought me here! I also like rock music anyways. And thanks to J.G. Quintel for introducing real music to people around the globe.
***** Uhhh you high mate?
man i can't get enough of this song and the riffs in it is Fucking sick
I have freaking goosebumps, love this song!
Come on. D up, Mordecai.
You better listen to your friend, Mordecai, because this is about to get SERIOUS UP IN HERE.
After I researched Budd Dwyer for some reason he became one of my biggest inspirations in life. RIP Budd. No innocent man should die for a crime he didn’t commit
A large part of life is random. Innocent people die all the time, they just aren't close enough to make our news here in the USA. India has over a billion people. And over 25,000 people living in India die every single day. Look it up if you don't believe me.
@@WeatherWeasel66 My opinion is a large part life can appear to be random. I too have felt at despairing times the chaos invoked over myself in that no rhyme nor reason seeming exist or larger purposes involved, but I instinctively know myself to be wrong or in full error of culmination of Life overall. In error my humanly predictions fall wayside the granduer witnessed, only by the insistent fact I do not know all things nor what ends are transpiring, as yet to be revealed. Phenomena in its own right stands rather exist distinctly apart from my puny, mortal opinions.
The fault is in my own humanly limited proportion, in respect to inabilities to percieve what is greater than myself. We cannot fathom the depths from which nor comprehend the heights in the fullest expression. I know somehow there is more than the lateral view espoused, a side by side junction alone that constitutes all Truth concerning Life. That Life contains a vertical view which in limitless lengths is oft beyond our reach in mortal capacity. I know more exist because hope springs alive once more with every encounter with the unknown, how mistrust is severed from the equation. We can only partially attribute towards in reduced calculation, because of what has not been discovered, due to the fact we, as human do not know all there is to know nor can we in our limited expanse pronounce accurately all there is.
So, unfortunately ( or fortunately depending) it's on us lacking the scope & span necessary to gain an advantage & Life will always appear, not possesing a thousand foot viewing, instead crept from a mortal angle of perspectives to ourselves with such limitations in space & distance plus time inset to be random. However I fear there are far greater purposes at work that we know at present.. conscious forces moving by that which comprehends, in distinguishs much more than ourselves & perhaps some Glorious day we will know & understand fully the reasons why.
Just an undying hope I hold onto. Enlivening an Eternal torch that burns brighter inside, still gleaming radiance though the outside maybe darkly made desperate, knowing there is vastly more to this world than we can naturally suspect or even guess at.
Rest in peace, Mr. Dwyer. May your conspirators roast forever.
Might be the best song of the 90's, and that's really saying something because it was a great decade for music.
Jack Black killed by lightning
What?
Ok
XFILES!
@@anthonybrennecke1910
Ok boomer, keep crying
I was living in Pa (briefly) when Budd Dwyer shot himself on T.V. I was 15, RIP sir.
My Dad and Bud taught in the same school and he’d been to our house many times. A sad, tough story to see play out.
This tune reminds me of when I was young, had a good job, still believed in anything
The only bad shot, is the one never fired.
TheBullFrogMan im going to quote you
TheBullFrogMan the weapon is in knowing.
Yes indeed!!!
Frog.
If you ever seen those shots, you would change your ideations..
Woah edgy
B Dwyer I got it, first time I hear about this guy. What a story
For My BirthDaddy. Who died knowing he had 6 months to live with Pancreatic Cancer in 2011.
Died from coke OD.
I found out he was my Father 2 years ago.
We were so Much Alike.
Always think of him playing this song and wished he knew of me, I would've taken care of him. And he would Not Have Died Alone.
It took 2 weeks regarding a *smell* from his apt to be found.
Ugh.
CAB 1954-2012
Never Forgotten.
Nice shot Bud. Sad it had to happen that way but you will always be remembered. I wish I would have met you.
I brought myself here.
Same dude
I brought myself up
R.I.P Robert B. Dwyer.
5 min 07sec. Pure Raw Energy!!! A blessing Philadelphia USA
That scene where the shape shifter with Dean's face was falling apart was so sick! I just had to listen to the whole song afterwards lol.
Nice shot Budd Dwyer.
Good shot man..
RideTheLightning fuck yeah . .
amen nice shot
Well Supernatural bought me here.We all have our reasons,and good music unites us all.
I used to play this song live.
This is the one I went outside the club jumped up on the back of the tail gate of my truck and on top of the utility trailer all whe performing guitar. Moshing on top the trailer outside the club. Jumped off the trailer and ran back in and jumped back up on stage to finish the song.
Perfect timing
HAHAHAAA! KILLA TIMEZ!
Sounds like a sick anthem for what's going on in this country right now.
He was offered a deal to do less time but he knew he was innocent refused it
As we all should do. Never take the plea deal. And post bail.
wannabecarguy The system is rigged in favor of plea deals.
2019 still better than 99.9% of all today's music. And more real than 100% of the media
Last good song was that metal grinch cover that went viral last year. Other than that, I've heard nothing good.
I pray for him & his whole entire family!
I dont always listen to Filter.. But when i do. SO DO MY NEIGHBORS!
WORD!
Best comment award goes to you dude!
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"This will hurt no one."
Hey man nice shot!!!
One day this song will bring back the balance in the US.
@Maritza Piccarillo no politician will. Did that ape prior to him do anything?
Praying
Yeah right
Here's yours. What a great tune. Love it
The 90s man. Good music for days and days
this song has help get me thru some really dark times
The cable guy brought me here. And of course my youth 😊
I always like to tack on some variant of "it's the best movie they (people who make movies) ever made" when talking about the cable guy, on account of it being the best movie they ever made. Such a good film.
I’m on a binge spiral. RIP Budd Dwyer.
Regular Show brought me here
Filter and Budd brought me here
Bud Dwyer, an innocent man.
No such thing as an innocent man kid
Lmfao
an innocent man who accepted a bribe ......
This is a Brutal f::;;ckin c song!!! I love it EeZzyER
Unlike the rest, old times gone and good music brought me here.
AquariumTech how's the fish ?
Who cares what brough you here... the fact is you're here
Barry wHite did i insinuate otherwise?
I was trivialising the implication that certain reasons for "being here" are better than others
"Unlike the rest"
RIP Budd Dwyer ! He was the secretary of treasury in the State of Pennsylvania, he shot himself on live television in 1986 it was the most fucked up thing a person could see .... You're in a better place now Budd !
Song is so fitting for another event now! Hey Kyle, Nice Shot man!
Budd Dwyer brought me here
He's dead so he couldn't have brought you here
The Old gun in the Nilla Envelope !
@@Karmen2010 lmao
Rip
:( ♡ Budd Dwyer.
Imagine being friends with a dude who can manipulate lightning at will and end up being killed by him.
At opening of EMP sat next to Filter in the musicians area. Seen Filter 3 times in concert, twice in 90s then at EMP in Seattle.
This is one bad ass song. For the longest time I did not know the band or the lyrics. Thought Nice Shot was Human Nation. Now, of course it all makes sense. Killer tune.
Yep. Me also. Nation. For years I had it wrong
Remember when people could actually sing? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
That's why I say hey man, nice shot
TIL people can't sing
We never could sing. Still just annoying noise to aliens
You can see all of that, but can you see why kids love the taste of cinnamon toast crunch?
I member
Dean Winchester: [after looking at the breaking news report with a drawn picture of himself on TV] Man. It's not even a good picture!
Geo Katsamas wich episode was this so I can watch it again
Season One Episode Six, "Skin".
Lmao such a good episode.
@@extraspooky819 Yes it is!!! 🥰🥰🥰
This is one of those songs you blast in your car and jam too!❤ it also has good memories with it! My son and my step son could most likely play this!
So, how pathetic are we gonna look in like 20 years, when we still reminisce to the youngins about how badass the 90’s were?
This song is for Budd Dwyer and the Red Letter Man I've read about in the New Testament..
Both innocent.
Both betrayed and framed to be guilty by people in high power and authority.
Both sacrificed themselves to save the people they love from suffering.
"I wish I would have met you, I'd say nice shot!"
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That bassline is FIRE!!!
I love this song from here on out Nice Shot2024 baby
Will forever think of Supernatural S1 episode 6 "Skin". An awesome episode!
Kenosha Kid
Alec Baldwin was playing this in his head when he shot that cinematographer lady.
That was indirect.
Been a long time since I heard this classic. Remember being so excited when I heard it on X Files.
this was the best concert ever when i saw them in the 90s.
God bless Budd Dwyer.
And curses to the evil rich man with its magic pen
One of the best base lines ever
Live in Columbia...he was like " hey big guy.. DON'T FUCKIN DROP ME....then he dived into the crowd while the rest of the band jammed on that cool bass line... that shit was epic..I'll never forget it..I was there to see stp but these dudes stole the show fo sho.
I heard this shit on the radio back in the day -- that's what the fuck bought me here.