Keep in mind *they were 15 years old* when they recorded this song. 15 years old. And it's still a great fucking song. It's still held-up after 27 years and counting now.
Yeah, I think the song is really cool but the lyrics sometimes feel a little incoherent and guitar lacking a little depth, IMO. I guess I feel sometimes if they would have recorded this song later in their career it would have been a lot better, I mean 16m isn't much for a hit song.
*was* he's the definition of peaking way way way too early on your career. even compared to later silverchair albums (i don't dig his solo projects) the "maturity" as you said, and the techniche he had in his voice on Frogstomp is unmatched. unbelievable how young he was..
They like your age now. They are 5 years older than me. I am 30 years old now and they were 35. When I first hearf this song, I was in 4th grade then, 1995. Still, I love silverchair.
they are way back talented back then... until paul mac brainwash daniel johns and they are turning poppy... shud have done a thousand songs during the frogstomp era...
@@andrewwoyak6908it's the youth of today that need to keep this alive. But you all missed out on the best times. Nothing will ever come close to how amazing it was living through this
I’ve been a huge Silverchair fan since their inception. This track is still one of my favorite songs ever. The whole Frogstomp album is still one of my favorite albums ever. And I still listen it it to this day.
Same here Nick, well, since I discovered them in ‘96 when I was 16. I agree, Frogstomp is an iconic and epic mid-90s album that is excellent front to back. I was just obsessed with this album, my CD was so fucking scratched!
One of the best albums in rock of that decade for sure. We had Nirvana, Soundgarden, pearl jam, Alice in chains, silverchair, live, and many more to list
Im drunk, forgive me. I'm from the UK. This band was never that big in the UK but I had this album on cd. It was fucking amazing and helped me through my teen years! Frogstomp will live me forever! Peace and respect to all
You must of been drunk the whole time! They were very popular in the uk...they toured over there a couple times, London at the electric ballroom, massive crowd
Saw these guys in the early 90s play at a high school auditorium in the Chicago suburbs, their opening act was this high energy girl, who nobody ever heard of with an amazing voice who absolutely gave an unforgettable performance, still remember it to this day, I was 5 feet away from her, it was Alanis Morissette.....Wow
i would love to do smth like what they did, i love grunge and pearl jam, soundgarden and silverchair are my fav bans ngl. id die to go back to when grunge was at its peak.
I've been listening to this song for a couple of days to see if I can catch the Pearl Jam in it. I think the way the lyrics are structured feels very close to how Eddie Vedder writes his songs. But sound wise, to me, the way they execute feels more like Nirvana + Blind Melon. The Nirvana comes in the chorus with how hard they go with the yelling, guitar distortion and drums. Way to hard for Pearl Jam. In the verses there's a lightness that you can only get from a band from California, like Blind Melon... or one from Australia...
@dangercat9188 You might like Hunters & Collectors, Midnight Oil, Crowded House, and Hoodoo Gurus too then - all Aussie (except Neil Finn of Crowded House)
I'm 42 but was the same age as these guys at the time, i remember they won an Australian national radio competition with that song in 1994 i think. CAN NOT believe that was 27 years ago. :( Good luck with your band.
@@jonathanfox3285 I'm 16, don't listen to these boomers. They don't know what they are talking about, I know better, silver chair never went anywhere, don't even try, just give into the capitalist system that these boomers gave into and become a sheep just like the rest of us.
@@ElHombreSinNombre i did not say the ones i know liked it. But they live respectable lives now, and STILL PLAY! Very well i must add! What ever you do, do it well.
I'm 59 and still in love with this song and the grunge movement. Grunge music understands my pain and sadness. It soothes my soul to know that I am not alone in my sorrow 😢.
I’m 60 grunge changed music for the better. Some of the best bands came from the 90s. An to know this kid was 15 an do this is amazing . So many are gone now ,
Forget about Daniel for a moment here! Three 15 year old boys wrote this album which is freakin' outstanding... period... Miss these days! Great band, great album...
THIS SONG. F**KING ICONIC. I am so honoured to have grown up in the 90's with this incredible band. Aussie grunge deserved so much more. Daniel Johns, you are an absolute MASTER at what you do. There hasn't been one song that i haven't liked from you guys. That's just how f**king amazing you all are.
@@corey-bird3489 I don't think wit means what you think it does. Why would they try to use wit in saying what they were saying? Keep up. You also happen to just be listening to how a lot of Aussies casually chat.
2021 and I haven't heard this in over twenty years! Music is an audible diary, it takes you back to a moment in time that you may not have otherwise ever remembered.
almost a 1/4 of the way into another century and yet still can remember when this came out and thought it was so cool and yet.... it still is...... its like a whole new era of music was generated by bands like this, PJ, STP, etc.... and as a metal head 80s fella.... can really appreciate it
I played in a couple of bands around that age, and these guys were really special. While he still hadn't grown into his voice yet when Frogstomp came out, these guys were light years ahead of where I was at this point. The attention to detail and overall song craft allowed them to create songs that still hold up all these years later, even as teenagers. They were really special, and I just wish that life had not gotten in the way.
Sarah coming in clutch with the obligatory "underrated" comment. These dudes were all over the radio and MTV for a good 2-3 years, far from underrated.
@@TylerPearl77 I wasn't born, born 03 and I can talk from experience very little my age even know this band and I think it's criminal because I love them.
Had the privy of seeing these blokes live, mosh pit included at Coffs Harbour. Cannot replicate those memories. Thanks You Silverchair for memories I’ll forever cherish. “Those were the days”.
Peter Piper I'm sorry if u just listened to this phrase haha to understand a poem you have to interpretate all together, but I won't be the one who teach you that. bye
I was obsessed with Silverchair as a teenager and still 20 years later their music holds up! I was also insanely obsessed with Daniel! Such a beautiful Aussie!
I remember the first time I heard this song on 120 Minutes. Silverchair had been a part of my life since then!!! 37 now and my love for this band will never die!!!!!!
I'm 43 and this song came out when I was 15 and in the full throes of youthful rebellion and this song seemed to me derivative of "better" artists of the time... Now a couple decades later I'm discovering that they were underappreciated artists. :) Thanks for sharing your story and I hope you enjoyed mine.
@@bfrierson88 If he is honest with mostly himself and then you, all he did was fight illegal wars for banker profits. How did America’s military “serve” anyone in Iraq ever in recorded history? Please, wake up man. The marine you’re thanking likely has his heart in the right place, but was fighting for bankers.
I absolutely loved Silverchair in the 90s. Walking around, skipping school, smoking weed, being high, listening to Silverchair, debating with my bestest friend, Katie, as to why they were the best band. High AF!! Loved them times, miss you Katie!!
Yup just got the chills again. I remember getting this album at 16 and thought wow this music is timeless and it is because now I’m 45 and the Shit still gets to me.
So I grew up in the 80's listening to what has been called hair metal and rock. Bands such as Motley and Whitesnake. This song kicked my ass when I first heard in the 90's and still does. The passion in the voice combined with the mix of the song is amazing. The drummer as a great style and feel when he plays as well. Well done boys.
Into my 50’s now and still loving this from the UK, went to Australia in 97 and these were big back then, listening takes me straight back there - good times 🙌🏻❤️
There's something almost chillingly beautiful about watching really young, talented musicians playing their own original music. Fantastic. As good as, or better than the first time i heard this.
I saw these guys live in early 1996 at the Australia big day out festival. I don’t expect I’ll ever see such young kids with such a massive sound and stage presence to match it - EVER AGAIN.
One of the most underrated bands ever imo These guys were 15 when they made Frogstomp and it rocks from start to finish. Daniel Johns is a great vocalist from that time and the songs were good. Not bad for three fifteen year olds they recorded their debut album Frogstomp on their Christmas break from high school!!! 🤘🏻🙃🤘🏻
Silverchair has been one of my main stables of music I have always ran to in my life. This song in particular I can remember exactly where I was at when I seen it for the first time! I was young and it just imprinted itself permanently. Especially since they were all youngsters when they started. We've been able to grow up together and that's priceless ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you all for always being there!
I’m a lot younger than you and I remember this song from my school day. I loved these guys. Grunge was the best! I was 11 listening to nirvana and tool in Russia! Today they listen to Kardi B and gay rap. Times have definitely changed!
what a time! what a band!!! I miss the 90s and Silverchair... and the freedom, the music, the rocking vibes, the confrontation, the normality of being "different" and/or "unique" ... and crazy teens going around screaming their souls out!
Thankful me AND my daughters can jam To This and enjoy on road trips. Nostalgic memories for me and new memories for them. Music is magic and I’m thankful to have grown up in a time when silverchair was around to take the edge off of middle school 💚🐸
I was dessssperately in love with these guys when i was 12 lmao. Almost dropped piano to learn bass bc of these boys, but my mother wouldn't let me, despite my dad and my endless pleading. Whatever, my 15 y/o daughter can play 12 string acoustic like the goddamn devil, my father is teaching her beautifully!
One of the best sounding bands of the 90's. I just wish Daniel Johns would go back to the raw rocky grungy sound they had back then. Daniel, if you're out there reading this, please grab your guitar. We miss you, lad!
Was also said he will never return ever to silverchair! He's a funny lad got some issues and one being he can't do the same project over and over he likes new fresh things :)
@@buck71164 But his “New,fresh thing” DREAMZ is freaking awful,just sad and lost,hanging out with a complete tool!!! I mean who the hell calls their band DREAMZ?!?!?!🙄🤯😢
This album hit me with teen anger that was happening in school with bullies and cliques of different classes. I was bullied and it caused me to bully, I've apologized to some and teach my child and anyone who will listen to be good. I will always be there for you.
The song that started it all! Silverchair is my favorite band. Frog stomp and freak show were everything as a teenager. Then Neon Ballroom absolutely blew my mind. Still my favorite album ever. Plus diorama is another masterpiece
2024 and this sounds better than anything coming out today. This song and era bring back so many memories. The nineties were just different and I'm so glad I was able to experience real music.
Keep in mind *they were 15 years old* when they recorded this song. 15 years old. And it's still a great fucking song. It's still held-up after 27 years and counting now.
Exactly. 15. When I was 15 and I had private vocal coaching from 5th grade until graduation and worked at Wendy's.
well said mate (Syd, Aust) x
i'm 59 and still listening and singing along to this song!
If I’m not mistaken they wrote it when they were even younger.
He wrote it when he was 13 or 14 .
December 2024 still absolutely love this ❤❤❤❤ Cant believe it doesnt have more views than this. 😮
Very talented. This version is slicked up for US consumption, check out the Australian version, rawer.
One of the best jams ever
ANZAC - Aussie/ K1W1 version of Nirvana ; nearly killed Daniel Johns (lead singer), anorexia nervosa
May if they would go straight down. It s very hard to take.
I just did. I miss this
Man, they were only 15.
And more talented than many older musicians.
And hitting the top of the world concerning music at such a young age...
Yeah, I think the song is really cool but the lyrics sometimes feel a little incoherent and guitar lacking a little depth, IMO. I guess I feel sometimes if they would have recorded this song later in their career it would have been a lot better, I mean 16m isn't much for a hit song.
@@ericjohnson9261 My guy you CANNOT complain when this was the 90's
Holy sheep shit!
This song is still a Masterpiece from 90's
still? why wouldn't it be. that will never change.
And then there's 1980 CRAZY TRAIN@@hankb7725
It's a beautiful piece of music......done by 15-16 year olds. There's more here... There MUST be. Excellent.
45 years old now and so happy to have been young back then....the very best times !!!! Music is a time machine....for a short period of time.
Amen, sister ❤
Class of 95' ❤
By far I was born in 77 the 90s was the absolute best Era of music rap and rock of course grunge
Class of 01 and owned all his music👏🏼👏🏼 trying to instill in my kids the greatness of rock like my dad with me
@@Normal_Person2012 😄my 17 year old daughter likes my music and asked me to make her a play list. So I gladly made her one.
The maturity in Daniel Johns' voice at that age was so beyond his young years, it's mind-boggling how good he was/is.
*was* he's the definition of peaking way way way too early on your career. even compared to later silverchair albums (i don't dig his solo projects) the "maturity" as you said, and the techniche he had in his voice on Frogstomp is unmatched. unbelievable how young he was..
Re: Johns voice maturity -- I totally agree, he sounds at least 30 yrs old...
@@JamieLeeKnoxville To me he sound like a 15-year-old god. I'd expect him to be singing for Odin on Asgard.
@@bassmaiasa1312 he was 12yrold God.❤
Alex Chiltonesqe
This song is so good, still rocking to it in 2022, at age 72, stay safe everyone.
Great song. Fuck safe, take some risks otherwise you might as well be dead.
2023 and 53.. and STILL a great song 🤘🏼
59 and rockin the fuck out of it !!!!! 👍🏻
@@daveallen2455Yeah Bro'
@@EVIL-en1ym lol he practically is... and probably would be if he took more risks.. dude said he's 72, chill. lmao :P
196 years old and loving it.
im 2 years old and i love this band
Who’s still listening in 2068? Still so relevant.
I was born in 2037, this song is going to bring me so many great memories! 🙏
You can write a 2 Years old?
Friggn smart ass punks 😂
I grew up in the best era, still rocks 30 years later!
70'S
Hell yeah,90s was the best
Yes Sir
Fuck yeah!
Me too. Agreed!
In all of my 34 years on this planet I have never heard 3 teenagers with as much talent as these guys. They simply kick ass!!
They like your age now. They are 5 years older than me. I am 30 years old now and they were 35. When I first hearf this song, I was in 4th grade then, 1995. Still, I love silverchair.
they are way back talented back then... until paul mac brainwash daniel johns and they are turning poppy... shud have done a thousand songs during the frogstomp era...
There is a new rock band called The Warning, they are incredíble!!! Check a song called dust to dust !! ua-cam.com/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/v-deo.html
Kimbra was amazing even at 12.
that is until they aged
90s music videos hit so much different than any other decade.
You can say that about every decade.
No@@robovac3557
@@robovac3557except 90s just hits a little different…the overall collective feeling of that decade was special
@@jjm2948 The overall collective feeling wasn't any different in previous ones.
@@robovac3557 you sound like you know a lot;) haha
Who in 2024 is already 40-something years old listening to this, what memories of our Unique Adolescence...
I’m 17 keeping this shit alive
@@andrewwoyak6908it's the youth of today that need to keep this alive. But you all missed out on the best times. Nothing will ever come close to how amazing it was living through this
❤
girl u ar old!
I'm 53 and still listening to this stuff!
I'm forever amazed they wrote and composed this as teenagers.
Chris Boncza-Rutkowski is pretty fuckin amazing
Chris Boncza-Rutkowski even crazier when there is a song on the same album this song is on called Suicidal Dream.
Chris Boncza-Rutkowski I would say easily the best song off ol froggy stomps
yeah it is!
+Chris Boncza-Rutkowski me as well
I’ve been a huge Silverchair fan since their inception. This track is still one of my favorite songs ever. The whole Frogstomp album is still one of my favorite albums ever. And I still listen it it to this day.
That is how I feel about Pearl Jam as well.
Same here Nick, well, since I discovered them in ‘96 when I was 16. I agree, Frogstomp is an iconic and epic mid-90s album that is excellent front to back. I was just obsessed with this album, my CD was so fucking scratched!
One of the best albums in rock of that decade for sure. We had Nirvana, Soundgarden, pearl jam, Alice in chains, silverchair, live, and many more to list
Frogstomp is the album of our generation. Long live true alternative music. Cheers
Listening to it now!
76 a couple of months ago and still listening.
Awesome stuff Mac 👍
Old habits
Im drunk, forgive me. I'm from the UK. This band was never that big in the UK but I had this album on cd. It was fucking amazing and helped me through my teen years! Frogstomp will live me forever! Peace and respect to all
Im sorry for the UK Then, you all missed out
All good brother
You must of been drunk the whole time! They were very popular in the uk...they toured over there a couple times, London at the electric ballroom, massive crowd
@@Hooligan71 I probably was drunk 😂
@@marccoulson8997 lol, ain't no shame in that
Saw these guys in the early 90s play at a high school auditorium in the Chicago suburbs, their opening act was this high energy girl, who nobody ever heard of with an amazing voice who absolutely gave an unforgettable performance, still remember it to this day, I was 5 feet away from her, it was Alanis Morissette.....Wow
Girl???? What girl??
Fantastic
Never happened.
@Will Manes we sure did 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
@@dansavka6727 we
Legendary 15 year olds. Can definitely hear the pearl jam influence in them
i would love to do smth like what they did, i love grunge and pearl jam, soundgarden and silverchair are my fav bans ngl. id die to go back to when grunge was at its peak.
Agreed! There's far more Peal Jam influence than Nirvana, which is opposite of what most people thought when they first dropped. Such a rad band.
I've been listening to this song for a couple of days to see if I can catch the Pearl Jam in it.
I think the way the lyrics are structured feels very close to how Eddie Vedder writes his songs. But sound wise, to me, the way they execute feels more like Nirvana + Blind Melon.
The Nirvana comes in the chorus with how hard they go with the yelling, guitar distortion and drums. Way to hard for Pearl Jam.
In the verses there's a lightness that you can only get from a band from California, like Blind Melon... or one from Australia...
The first time I heard this song on the radio I thought that it was Pearl Jam
@@garayworkshop how do u pick up blind melon in this song..
They were 15 years old creating this legendary banger! To be that young and that skilled!
yup. and then the artist side took Johns over and he went abstract. he shlda kept bangin
@@maddog7999 yeah that was sad to hear shame it had to end so soon they could’ve been rocking with some of the biggest names in the industry today!
Fuckin Killer
I cannot get over the fact that they are 15 years old, his voice is incredible
90's Alternative & Grunge 👍😎 it never gets old to me.
Hi I Recommend an indie song & video called 'Life changes' by Robert Nix
Oct 2024. Gen x music never gets old…like us 😂
❤
Absolute trash today with smart phone rubbish unlike 90’s
I'm a millennial, 28, and i love this band. Silverchair, the Church and ACDC are three of my favorite Aussie bands 😊
Hell.Yeah!!!! ❤ Hold my Wheelchair 😂😅😊
@dangercat9188 You might like Hunters & Collectors, Midnight Oil, Crowded House, and Hoodoo Gurus too then - all Aussie (except Neil Finn of Crowded House)
I’m 15 and I hope my band turns out how Silverchair did. It’s so impressive how young these men were and had such an amazing album released!
I'm 42 but was the same age as these guys at the time, i remember they won an Australian national radio competition with that song in 1994 i think.
CAN NOT believe that was 27 years ago. :(
Good luck with your band.
Work hard, practice, keep your goals in focus. Im 49. Know a few that made it to the bigs. Keep your focus.
@@jonathanfox3285 I'm 16, don't listen to these boomers. They don't know what they are talking about, I know better, silver chair never went anywhere, don't even try, just give into the capitalist system that these boomers gave into and become a sheep just like the rest of us.
@@ElHombreSinNombre i did not say the ones i know liked it. But they live respectable lives now, and STILL PLAY! Very well i must add! What ever you do, do it well.
@@ElHombreSinNombre Australia is doomed to authoritarians that want us to stay inside while they eat empenadas!
I'm 59 and still in love with this song and the grunge movement. Grunge music understands my pain and sadness. It soothes my soul to know that I am not alone in my sorrow 😢.
I’m 60 grunge changed music for the better. Some of the best bands came from the 90s. An to know this kid was 15 an do this is amazing . So many are gone now ,
Indeed, grunge IS
Grunge is my go to music whenever I have to have an MRI... a couple of Xanax help too.
Back to Grunge... it's music to soothe my soul.
Same for me I was born in the 80s. If you love grunge you have to listen to Lil Peep and Zillakami their music has a 90s vibe.
@@MelModica OK. Thx 4 the recommendation.
The fact I remember this song circa 1995 and am 35 years old is testament to the power of great music. I have loved Silverchair forever.💖💖💖💖
46 here..p..LOVED and still LOVE this song... and silver chair..this song just hits different..insta great mood belting out along to this one 😂😂❤❤❤
I was 10 in 95 and played this in my cd player everyday
The fact that it was being played every 7 minutes when it came out doesnt in any way make it great...just overplayed.
43:
Damn it's true ... Good shit does age well like fine wine !!!! Still loving this in 2022 . And I'm 52
I'm 59 and loving it 👍👍
I'm 46 2022
I believe you have to be very young and naive to like this band.
@@johnolivier1 I would never want to hear the song everyday but once every 10 years is not bad takes me back
Jimmy hendrix is still popular.
This song literally gives me chills every time I listen to
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
🎉🎉they freaking killed it ❤
I shall look into the song
Feel bad for ya
Haha got chills right when i read this lol
Still a banger in 2024. MY high School era.
Forget about Daniel for a moment here! Three 15 year old boys wrote this album which is freakin' outstanding... period... Miss these days! Great band, great album...
Me too!! They were incredible
And it's not garbage....for 15 yos it's pretty damn tight.
Yess❤❤ i love daniel jhons
THIS SONG. F**KING ICONIC.
I am so honoured to have grown up in the 90's with this incredible band.
Aussie grunge deserved so much more.
Daniel Johns, you are an absolute MASTER at what you do.
There hasn't been one song that i haven't liked from you guys.
That's just how f**king amazing you all are.
Vulgarity is no substitute for wit.
@@corey-bird3489 I don't think wit means what you think it does. Why would they try to use wit in saying what they were saying? Keep up. You also happen to just be listening to how a lot of Aussies casually chat.
2021 and I haven't heard this in over twenty years! Music is an audible diary, it takes you back to a moment in time that you may not have otherwise ever remembered.
I used to make playlists on UA-cam everyday of all the songs I listened to that day and dated it. Audible diary is a nice concept :)
@@bigbirb9975 what a great idea
Music is the only time machine we have!!
💯💯
almost a 1/4 of the way into another century and yet still can remember when this came out and thought it was so cool and yet.... it still is...... its like a whole new era of music was generated by bands like this, PJ, STP, etc.... and as a metal head 80s fella.... can really appreciate it
I played in a couple of bands around that age, and these guys were really special. While he still hadn't grown into his voice yet when Frogstomp came out, these guys were light years ahead of where I was at this point. The attention to detail and overall song craft allowed them to create songs that still hold up all these years later, even as teenagers. They were really special, and I just wish that life had not gotten in the way.
Seriously. Talented and focused.
because they were a manufactured industry plant band lol
I was a teenager when I heard this song, I still love it and still love silverchair to this day.
those were good times! \m/ 90s im still that same teenager :D
Same here, it was one of my all times faves 26 years ago and still is today.
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U gotta hear this :) !!!
Weirdo
You were a teenager back then. Wow you're really old
One of the most underrated bands of the 90s ever.
Sarah coming in clutch with the obligatory "underrated" comment. These dudes were all over the radio and MTV for a good 2-3 years, far from underrated.
they are properly rated.
Underrated? You probably weren't even born yet when this band was playing😂 People comment the darndest things
@@TylerPearl77 I wasn't born, born 03 and I can talk from experience very little my age even know this band and I think it's criminal because I love them.
@@charlesdjones1 In fact, they were a tad overrated. There was people saying they were going to be the next Nirvana...
In morroco listening to these boys so good...90s music best ever time
yayaya
Cheers from Taiwan
Had the privy of seeing these blokes live, mosh pit included at Coffs Harbour. Cannot replicate those memories. Thanks You Silverchair for memories I’ll forever cherish. “Those were the days”.
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U gotta hear this :) !!!
Calling out Chump in the 90s...and as kids, love it
His voice, and those amazing lyrics, doesn't sound like a 17 year old boy... Daniel is such a genius, I miss SC
bronsonlee777 😱😱😱 oh my, he was really unbelieveble❤
Amazing lyrics? "The water out of the tap is very hard to drink.. very hard to driiiiink".
Peter Piper I'm sorry if u just listened to this phrase haha to understand a poem you have to interpretate all together, but I won't be the one who teach you that. bye
He was 15 or 16 :)
Lynn Rock Take a look to ua-cam.com/users/KrisztianZapo
I was obsessed with Silverchair as a teenager and still 20 years later their music holds up! I was also insanely obsessed with Daniel! Such a beautiful Aussie!
I remember the first time I heard this song on 120 Minutes. Silverchair had been a part of my life since then!!!
37 now and my love for this band will never die!!!!!!
that's where I heard it, too :). 39
We are LEGENDS just like this band!!!
NEVER...GETS...OLD!!!! I love that crescendo at 1:30!!
I had no idea these musicians weren't even old enough to get a drivers license when they recorded this. Makes it all the more remarkable.
This is so good but you must hear "The Wave" or "Whispering Wolf" by SLT 🤘🎧🐺
For there age they really had extraordinary talent.Even today I have yet to see a band/group come out who even come close.
Yep
They were old enough at that time to get a learners license in Australia 😊
They were still in school, they had to get tutored😅🎉🎉❤
When this came out, I was hooked. I was 16. I'm not 44 and I still love it.
Most underrated band of the 90s and my first mosh pit at 12 years old. What a time to be alive!
Never gets old. Excellent message. May all drinking water be clean for all.
Haha
I still wonder who the pig is ? " Kill the piggie " from Lord of the Flies ? or some dictator ?
Gosh I am old, I remember Lord of the flies.... LOL ?
@@jleffel6969the joke flew right over your head buddy
I'm 46 and this song came out when I was 18. I served in the Marines from 1999-2007 and we played this song on our convoys in Iraq in 2003.
Thank you for your service
I'm 43 and this song came out when I was 15 and in the full throes of youthful rebellion and this song seemed to me derivative of "better" artists of the time... Now a couple decades later I'm discovering that they were underappreciated artists. :) Thanks for sharing your story and I hope you enjoyed mine.
@@bfrierson88
If he is honest with mostly himself and then you, all he did was fight illegal wars for banker profits.
How did America’s military “serve” anyone in Iraq ever in recorded history?
Please, wake up man.
The marine you’re thanking likely has his heart in the right place, but was fighting for bankers.
@CongressSux1776 bro...shut the fuck up. What have you done with your life? Nothing.
cool story bro
Rockin in 2024
Ditto @ 2024 @ 67 years old.
Frogstomp was one of the best albums of the 90’s, every song was amazing!!
The Silverchair in me just brought me back here. Great song. Great band.
I truly thank God that I was alive to hear that kid sing live. A once-in-a-century musical miracle.
One of the best songs ever. Over and over . Never gets old
Still relevant. Easily my most listened to song of current years. Epic.
I absolutely loved Silverchair in the 90s. Walking around, skipping school, smoking weed, being high, listening to Silverchair, debating with my bestest friend, Katie, as to why they were the best band. High AF!! Loved them times, miss you Katie!!
Yup just got the chills again. I remember getting this album at 16 and thought wow this music is timeless and it is because now I’m 45 and the Shit still gets to me.
August 2024 & I just realized this song is 30 yrs old. Still LOVE this song ❤
It was Kick-ass back then. We had to dodge skipping bullets back in 1992, but I had foot-speed backa then 🎉
We were sooo lucky to have been able to experience this music in our formative years. It was amazing growing up back then!!!
September 3 here 🖐️
They were just teenagers when they made this song too. Sad thing is, it's true and many people are going to be shocked when they find out.
Sept 2024 calling in. Teen in the 90's -- we were very spoiled.
What ever happened to Silverchair?? I always loved this song. Clean vocals. I never knew they were this young. It IS more amazing!!!!
Danny went abstract and stopped bangin
I was a teenager in the 90s…and this was the 90’s through and through 😎
one of the most underrated bands of the time.
Oh stfu....one hit wonder, thats all they were.
Hmm apparently im not the only one reliving the tunes of the 90's. 🎉
So I grew up in the 80's listening to what has been called hair metal and rock. Bands such as Motley and Whitesnake. This song kicked my ass when I first heard in the 90's and still does. The passion in the voice combined with the mix of the song is amazing. The drummer as a great style and feel when he plays as well. Well done boys.
I can not help but think that this is undervalued
Can I throw out a nomination I'd say best song in the world that's not well known?
The water out of the tap is
Fuck I love this song
Im sure youve never heard this , back to the river by The Damnation of Adam Blessing .
Into my 50’s now and still loving this from the UK, went to Australia in 97 and these were big back then, listening takes me straight back there - good times 🙌🏻❤️
underrated. Crazy drums
There's something almost chillingly beautiful about watching really young, talented musicians playing their own original music. Fantastic. As good as, or better than the first time i heard this.
Relembrando minha infância / adolescência. Que tempos maravilhosos! É minha música preferida do Silverchair.
Rádio cidade
Essa é uma das minhas tbm....the greatest view é a melhor...
Oq essas músicas nos trazem de sentimentos não é brincadeira viu, só coisa boa.
Com certeza foi uma época sensacional! Foi uma das primeiras músicas que aprendia tocar no violão / guitarra!
Que?
I miss the 90s .. music...58 yrs old.. Still rockin never stop listening to it. Brings back good memories.
I saw these guys live in early 1996 at the Australia big day out festival. I don’t expect I’ll ever see such young kids with such a massive sound and stage presence to match it - EVER AGAIN.
Yep 👍
I'm trying to think of something relative maybe when Faith no More was new
Or Alice in chains released dirt
They didnt play BDO '96
@@Spedly well it was around about then. My memory’s not that good sorry.
One of the most underrated bands ever imo These guys were 15 when they made Frogstomp and it rocks from start to finish. Daniel Johns is a great vocalist from that time and the songs were good. Not bad for three fifteen year olds they recorded their debut album Frogstomp on their Christmas break from high school!!! 🤘🏻🙃🤘🏻
I agree love them 😅❤
Im from Spain and i LOVE this band, they were one of the BEST bands during 90s
It's 2023/2024 and this song is still amazing.
Awww. You put the year in your comment but no one cared. What a shame.
2020 with this great song
Everyday man
Mantaapp
Same
Never gets old maaaannn!!!!
🇧🇷 São Paulo _ Brasil _ Julho _2020 🇧🇷
such an incredible song
Good Shit Ey!
+Neil Greatz the best shit!
+CANNIBoy better then your shit
fucking outstanding.... xD
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He had a shockingly good voice for that age. A great rock front man.
Silverchair has been one of my main stables of music I have always ran to in my life. This song in particular I can remember exactly where I was at when I seen it for the first time! I was young and it just imprinted itself permanently. Especially since they were all youngsters when they started. We've been able to grow up together and that's priceless ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you all for always being there!
Holy shit I've never heard of this band, they are soooo good
💙 I growed up with these guys. You have to hear the full album FROGSTOMP (then FREAK SHOW) and will love them.
Its about the time to know them more 👍
They used to be my absolute favourite band growing up. This is is probably their best song though to be honest.
Sptotify recomendations anyone?
they were from down the road from where I live no, Newcastle, Aust xx
Ahhh the memories. I was 13 when this came out living in Indiana. It was our anthem for several years. Still love Silverchair 🤟🤟❤
Oh my gosh, me too! 13yo, in Indiana! How crazy.
i played this none stop for a week , im 49 and still brings shivers down my spine when i hear this song, such memories
I Listen to this song today very often got lot of Memory
I’m a lot younger than you and I remember this song from my school day. I loved these guys. Grunge was the best! I was 11 listening to nirvana and tool in Russia! Today they listen to Kardi B and gay rap. Times have definitely changed!
I'll be 47 next month. Me too on the shivers.
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U gotta hear this :) !!!
I'm 64, and the song beats the shit outta the crap that serves as "music" these days!
One of the greatest musical works ever created. Thank you, Mr. Claypool.
I am 40 this year and the same age as these guys. It's amazing. Such a great song that is forever an embodiment of the 90s.
what a time! what a band!!! I miss the 90s and Silverchair... and the freedom, the music, the rocking vibes, the confrontation, the normality of being "different" and/or "unique" ... and crazy teens going around screaming their souls out!
Slay those vocals.
Speaks volumes about the hugest current issues
Please elaborate.
Ok well they were talking about greed. Water is getting cleared up, drinking water
I am 52 and still love them! The lead singer has such a great voice!!! Adorable too!!❤
Loved / Love this entire album so much.
Early 90’s grunge was awesome and these guys so young and sounded awesome!!!
You say that money's not everything, well I'd like to see you live without it
Brilliant
I absolutely love Silverchair
Hi I recommend a song and video called 'life changes' By Robert Nix
Beyond the fact that this song is a timeless banger, Frogstomp is a helluva album. One of the best from the 90's.
I dig that song so much, It gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it
Hell yeah it does buddy🤟🏻
Love all of these positive comments. They got so much hate back then, and I couldn’t understand it. I was a teenager and this song sounded amazing.
Thankful me AND my daughters can jam
To
This and enjoy on road trips. Nostalgic memories for me and new memories for them. Music is magic and I’m thankful to have grown up in a time when silverchair was around to take the edge off of middle school 💚🐸
How good is that intro. The guitar sound then the drums and bass joining in. Also one of my favourite guitar solos in this song.
I was dessssperately in love with these guys when i was 12 lmao. Almost dropped piano to learn bass bc of these boys, but my mother wouldn't let me, despite my dad and my endless pleading. Whatever, my 15 y/o daughter can play 12 string acoustic like the goddamn devil, my father is teaching her beautifully!
One of the best sounding bands of the 90's. I just wish Daniel Johns would go back to the raw rocky grungy sound they had back then. Daniel, if you're out there reading this, please grab your guitar. We miss you, lad!
Was also said he will never return ever to silverchair! He's a funny lad got some issues and one being he can't do the same project over and over he likes new fresh things :)
@@buck71164 But his “New,fresh thing” DREAMZ is freaking awful,just sad and lost,hanging out with a complete tool!!! I mean who the hell calls their band DREAMZ?!?!?!🙄🤯😢
Agree
@@buck71164 Yeah I imagine bringing back silverchair would bring him back the attention he always hated
This song is my youth!!! The summer of 99...... WHAT A FUCKIN TIME TO HAVE BEEN LIVING!! PEACE POT AND PILLZ
This album hit me with teen anger that was happening in school with bullies and cliques of different classes. I was bullied and it caused me to bully, I've apologized to some and teach my child and anyone who will listen to be good. I will always be there for you.
The quality of the sound and production is topnotch! To think they were just in their mid-teens at the time. Its definitely imindblowing.
The song that started it all!
Silverchair is my favorite band.
Frog stomp and freak show were everything as a teenager. Then Neon Ballroom absolutely blew my mind. Still my favorite album ever. Plus diorama is another masterpiece
2024 and this sounds better than anything coming out today. This song and era bring back so many memories. The nineties were just different and I'm so glad I was able to experience real music.