Richard Patrick tells us that this song hit like a bolt of lightning. Here's the story: "'Hey Man, Nice Shot' was the 'aha moment,' where you're like, 'That was so easy.' Coming up with the riff and chorus was one of those things like, 'Well, how the f--k hasn't anyone ever done this?' Like, in the last 500 years of music, how in the hell has someone never just pieced this together? Because it makes so much sense, such a perfect little never-ending riff that you could just play forever and ever and ever and it would never get old.
A couple facts... as the state treasurer, he uncovered unlawful uses of money by the governor, for example, the governor used state police to transport his children to boarding school, or something of that nature. Budd committed suicide because, had he been convicted in a corruption scandal involving a contract (who could say whether he was innocent or set up), his family wouldn't have received his pension. Because he died before the trial went on, they received it.
The only reason he wasn't officially found guilty is because he killed himself and you can't hold a trial against a dead man. The records of what went down and the extent of what he did is extremely well documented, and he was absolutely guilty. This was back when politicians had the integrity to recuse themselves when caught red handed of wrongdoing.
Depending on what the 'purists' say, would probably call this Harsh Pop/Aggressive Pop. But to me as long as it's Rock and Electronic, with enough harshness, it's still Industrial.
Aria Britton yeah, the US and UK release of this version (called Big Mac instead of Full Extension) has “early ending” and “gun” edited out. The uncensored version was released in Germany and Australia.
Hey man nice version! Filter is one of the heaviest bands in rock history. Take it from a veteran rockhead who has seen the following bands in concert: Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Creed, Linkin Park, Staind, Evanescence, Chevelle, Oceans ate Alaska, Aerosmith, UFO, Brian Adams and other great bands.
Robin Trower, RUSH, Journey, Bad Co, Aerosmith, Alice In Chains, Foghat, Eddie Money, Johnny Lang, Peter Frampton, Cal Jam 2, Blue Oyster Cult, Metallica, Cheap Trick and Oz Fest...
Oh fuck yeah mannnnnnn! Damn good version. But nothing beats their live version of this song from around 96 or 97! This song could literally be 25:45 long and I would still want more!!
I wish I would've met you Now it's a little late What you could've taught me I could've saved some face They think that your early ending Was all wrong For the most part, they're right But look how they all got strong That's why I say Hey man nice shot What a good shot man Thats why I say Hey man nice shot What a good shot man A man has gun Hey man, have fun Nice shot Now that the smoke's gone And the air is all clear Those who were right there Got a new kind of fear You'd fight and you were right But they were just too strong They'd stick it in your face And let you smell What they consider wrong That's why I say Hey man nice shot What a good shot man Thats why I say Hey man nice shot What a good shot man A man has gun Hey man, have fun Nice shot A man has gun Nice shot man Hey, nice shot man I wish I would've met you I wish I would've met you I wish I would've met you I wish I would've met you I'd say nice shot
Truth that I'd like everyone to take to heart. Poor Bud. What comes to mind these days on the topic of false-accusations are the little chicks who think its fine to cry rape when in fact all that happened was a few too many non-cohersed drinks a little drunken consensual fun.
lasyke3 actually he was innocent...supporting evidence came out a while back...he was a good man who got played by the same system we all get played by everyday, the government...
Yeah it comes around shows you the best of something then takes it away With teeth Just completely ruins something for you Got you shaking a fist at the sky was it better to have bitten from this apple? 4 hours of flopping around being reborn waited all my life to have a taste of it now I've been broken by it Endless black hole of suffocation stagnated by memories of what it really ment to be alive Like a lightning bolt trapped in a broken windshield painted by a painters brush trapped in a memory by you and one other person I met her in a dream 3 times one night 3 months before it happened she's gone and I'll never be the same
There's a documentary about Budd Dwyer, which this song is based upon, called "An Innocent Man" which is about the circumstancing leading up to his suicide and is pretty sad, I highly recommend people see it.
I never heard of his story. I watched 4:43 of color version bud dwyer's speech and then the uncensored end. I know the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem word for word (lots of americans do not-they don't care) and this made cry 1-2 tears. I'm a 37 yr old grown man. Nice to see politicians smoking on tv when we were a free country too. Like how the witnesses recanted and his wife was burried at his side-never remarried. Nationalism>capitalism
He was good friends with my uncle, My uncle stated Bud had called him the night before his suicide and told him of his innocents... Sad What politics and society do to those who don't play ball
I'm no expert but I believe it has to do with something of either money or rights. some songs especially extended or additional release have special copyright protections. (Have you viewed how many companies get paid every time this song gets played the list is at least 11 plus for one song)
Frank Cavanaugh (currently Sgt. Cavanaugh, serving overseas in the army) was the original bass player, and in my opinion, the man who put the 'bad-ass' in the driving bass spine of this song. Checkout the videos from Filter going overseas for the USO, and getting joined by Sgt. Cavanaugh on stage for playing this song in front of the troops.
I wouldn't say there's nothing better, but I also love the beginning of the movie. this track looks good at the beginning of the movie, as it adds a sense of tension. This makes the chase brighter emotionally.
This song confused me for a long time, not because I was unaware of Budd Dwyer's suicide, but just because of the vocals - It sounds like the chorus, where he sings "A man has gun.....NICE SHOT!", is actually "Hey man, nice goin'.....NICE SHOT!", and the part where he ACTUALLY sings "That's why I say: Hey man, nice shot" goes "That's why I'm saving the nation...." So until I started paying closer attention to the verses, I thought it was a song about one of those shooters who decides they're an angel of death and their choice to kill OTHERS -not themselves (necessarily)- is somehow "mericful".....
Well, i heard this Song, From this Movie Soundtrack " Demon Knight " From Tales from the Cyrpt The Movie's, and It's Suits With the Movie's too !!! Well Other Movie's Also get this Song's and put to their Soundtrack Also...' So I decided bought this Albums Backed in the Days, When They Release this 1st Industrial Metal and Chart for Rock/Metal Music # 1 in East Coast !!! I guess so !!! Cool Song, Yeah It's Related it about Guns, to that very Dangerous, Also too...' Rock On this Song's !!!
i lived in steelton .right next to harrisburg pa. i saw it on local news.it was a shame but he was not innocent he was guilty as fuck and afraid of going to jail
love end where it goes into a jam and hear those double kick drums. like it rolling kick. sounds awesome. had to be he used two pedals. I'm. and I thought this song was about shooting dope/heroin.
@xXStrWbrrYsToneXx glad to hear similar opinion. I was home on a snow day when it happened, watching tv. I'll never forget it. And not only did he not bow....he risked what some may consider damnation for his family. I don't condone suicide, but if there is a God...I hope Budd gets a pass.
![Filter - Hey Man Nice Shot [Big Mac]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AFGKXDNTto4/mqdefault.jpg)
The riff that never gets old
Richard Patrick tells us that this song hit like a bolt of lightning. Here's the story:
"'Hey Man, Nice Shot' was the 'aha moment,' where you're like, 'That was so easy.' Coming up with the riff and chorus was one of those things like, 'Well, how the f--k hasn't anyone ever done this?' Like, in the last 500 years of music, how in the hell has someone never just pieced this together? Because it makes so much sense, such a perfect little never-ending riff that you could just play forever and ever and ever and it would never get old.
He MAN good RIFF.
EVER!
No, it does not.
This song will still kick ass 100 years from now.
thats why i say hey man nice shot.
@@TrevorHamberger good shot, man
This song will stick in my heart and head long after I'm gone.
Agreed.
you do know what the song is about right?
Fun Fact: The singer, Richard Patrick is the younger brother of Robert Patrick aka the guy who played the T-1000 in Terminator 2.
Had no idea, thanks for sharing dude!
Wow, I didn’t knew that ! Thanks 👍
@@drincogni 11o¹¹1111
@@drincogni 1112223334
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Rest in Peace Bud Dwyer.
Yes, Lulu, A Sad Way To Clear His name When rational Means Would Not
I love this mix version WAAAY better than the original! And that's saying a lot because I love the original like crazy!🤟🏿
first time hearin it. its def more nine inch nailsey.
Yeah brotha
Yup.
never get tired of this tune cause it just sticks with you no matter.
Yes..
For sure
Much better than the radio single version
RIght? Super curious as to where this version came from.
There was a commercial break in the song‼️Not cool🚫😎
I couldn't have said that better myself, man.
One of the best drop D bass lines ever 🤘🤘🤘
agreed!!!
Now that the smoke's gone...
What you coulda bought me, I coulda ate a little steak.
This is my paintball jam.
Anyone here ever hear of Bud Dwyer ? Well that's what this song is about ! A live suicide on national television ! RIP Bud....
I wish I would have met him, now it's a little late...
A couple facts... as the state treasurer, he uncovered unlawful uses of money by the governor, for example, the governor used state police to transport his children to boarding school, or something of that nature. Budd committed suicide because, had he been convicted in a corruption scandal involving a contract (who could say whether he was innocent or set up), his family wouldn't have received his pension. Because he died before the trial went on, they received it.
I've watched his live suicide (Via archive) it was chilling 😰
The only reason he wasn't officially found guilty is because he killed himself and you can't hold a trial against a dead man. The records of what went down and the extent of what he did is extremely well documented, and he was absolutely guilty.
This was back when politicians had the integrity to recuse themselves when caught red handed of wrongdoing.
Other than live, this is by far, the best versiion I've heard so far.
How about now?
Nice song to listen to when you are depressed and or moody.
or suicidal.
Got to see this show 1980s now 2023 rocking my ass at 64. And forever 🧡💛🧑
Thank you Altdan still have my vinyl of this. Amazing now 2023
the long version is so atmospheric
Filter should have stayed hard like this. Crowning achievement.
Came for the drum machine stayed for the looped feedback.
I have been looking for this version for so long...never thought the obvious place.
industrial . ...good. heavy. thick like oil on a cold day as it wrecks u
david johanson facts
Depending on what the 'purists' say, would probably call this Harsh Pop/Aggressive Pop. But to me as long as it's Rock and Electronic, with enough harshness, it's still Industrial.
finally i found the uncensored version of this song
you can say that its the unfiltered version huh
That's why I say nice shot
there's a censored version...?
Aria Britton yeah, the US and UK release of this version (called Big Mac instead of Full Extension) has “early ending” and “gun” edited out. The uncensored version was released in Germany and Australia.
😏🔥💨
That is kickass, serving my ears and my country!
Im over here now
very cool version!
nice alternative to the original.
Good shot Man
Still got my vinyl after following them everywhere in the 80s
man that riff is so sick
Hey man nice version! Filter is one of the heaviest bands in rock history. Take it from a veteran rockhead who has seen the following bands in concert: Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Creed, Linkin Park, Staind, Evanescence, Chevelle, Oceans ate Alaska, Aerosmith, UFO, Brian Adams and other great bands.
Robin Trower, RUSH, Journey, Bad Co, Aerosmith, Alice In Chains, Foghat, Eddie Money, Johnny Lang, Peter Frampton, Cal Jam 2, Blue Oyster Cult, Metallica, Cheap Trick and Oz Fest...
I seen them blow 2 pa’s live yes you are right filter was heavy af…mint🔥
@@LuluMcRod62 You definitley get it. You know what hard rock sounds like.
Have you heard Meshuggah live?
Thread is gold!
Nice Shot, Luigi.
Oh fuck yeah mannnnnnn! Damn good version. But nothing beats their live version of this song from around 96 or 97! This song could literally be 25:45 long and I would still want more!!
its been a year now and i think its going to continue to stick in my head
I hear that. There have been a few times that I've woken up to the instrumental playing in my mind. Lol
frankly, best song since the 90 ties what the hell!!!!! Thanks and FINALLY
I wish I would've met you
Now it's a little late
What you could've taught me
I could've saved some face
They think that your early ending
Was all wrong
For the most part, they're right
But look how they all got strong
That's why I say
Hey man nice shot
What a good shot man
Thats why I say
Hey man nice shot
What a good shot man
A man has gun
Hey man, have fun
Nice shot
Now that the smoke's gone
And the air is all clear
Those who were right there
Got a new kind of fear
You'd fight and you were right
But they were just too strong
They'd stick it in your face
And let you smell
What they consider wrong
That's why I say
Hey man nice shot
What a good shot man
Thats why I say
Hey man nice shot
What a good shot man
A man has gun
Hey man, have fun
Nice shot
A man has gun
Nice shot man
Hey, nice shot man
I wish I would've met you
I wish I would've met you
I wish I would've met you
I wish I would've met you
I'd say nice shot
words to live by
The best part of a solo road trip. Hot summer night. Driving on the with windows down. Blasting this track.
Filter from CLEVELAND...drive the Lakeshore frwy with Nice Shot blasting across Lake Erie to Canada. Natural high
A big FU to UA-cam for putting a god damn commercial in the middle of this track
When dat bass kicks in.
I saw "Budd" take that shot on TV in 1986. Even adults can be driven to suicide by Bullying and False Statements.
Tick tock is in my conscious mind. ..
Truth that I'd like everyone to take to heart. Poor Bud.
What comes to mind these days on the topic of false-accusations are the little chicks who think its fine to cry rape when in fact all that happened was
a few too many non-cohersed drinks a little drunken consensual fun.
Budd was guilty tho
lasyke3 actually he was innocent...supporting evidence came out a while back...he was a good man who got played by the same system we all get played by everyday, the government...
@@georgeducady2351 thanks
What can I say about this song? It's absolutely amazing and one of my all time favorites!
I agree awesome song
This song reminds me of last summer when I stayed up all night a lot and listened to this while doing it and now I'm almost tearing up of nostalgia.
Yeah it comes around shows you the best of something then takes it away
With teeth
Just completely ruins something for you
Got you shaking a fist at the sky was it better to have bitten from this apple?
4 hours of flopping around being reborn waited all my life to have a taste of it now I've been broken by it
Endless black hole of suffocation stagnated by memories of what it really ment to be alive
Like a lightning bolt trapped in a broken windshield painted by a painters brush trapped in a memory by you and one other person
I met her in a dream 3 times one night 3 months before it happened she's gone and I'll never be the same
What the hell do you mean "while doing it"?
@@Alexander-nc4vy this was one of the songs I was listening to during that time
@@6.thedollar415 Oh.
Doing what? 😂
There's a documentary about Budd Dwyer, which this song is based upon, called "An Innocent Man" which is about the circumstancing leading up to his suicide and is pretty sad, I highly recommend people see it.
ThanQue Andrew, More People Need to Know This travesty of Justice so it Doesnt happen again
Love filter! hay man nice shot!
+Chris Daugherty eye agree
This is by far, the best ever version of the song.
BOOM
Really loved the part in the middle of the song with the ad, helped me with my pr
I know right. Fuckin' pissed me off, for sure.
Extended version?!??! Aaawwwwww yeeeaaaah.....
This is awesome...
Hey man nice song
it was a great shot😢
I never heard of his story. I watched 4:43 of color version bud dwyer's speech and then the uncensored end. I know the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem word for word (lots of americans do not-they don't care) and this made cry 1-2 tears. I'm a 37 yr old grown man. Nice to see politicians smoking on tv when we were a free country too. Like how the witnesses recanted and his wife was burried at his side-never remarried. Nationalism>capitalism
Fascism is the only thing that can save us from a really shitty future
@@cascadian_ultranationalist14HH
You are truly outta your fkn mind -
stay in those WA. woods forever
Capitalism didn't kill him, geeed did - they aren't the same thing, although closely related.
telling ya, that's industrial. love it. dreck
one bad ass intro love it one badass song
This song is very... 강렬하고, 매력있고, 좋은노래 입니다^^♥
Cleveland music fucking rocks!
Once you see it, you can never UN-see it. Just a warning man!
this is fucing awesome
great song
He was good friends with my uncle, My uncle stated Bud had called him the night before his suicide and told him of his innocents... Sad What politics and society do to those who don't play ball
So True David. The CORRUPTION Of Society.............
Wasn't he guilty?
@@anthonyhatten5975 he was as guilty as sin!
@@anlace3447no he wasn't.
this is what our government will do too honest people....he had no choice and he did it live on tv
It is what your society does to people. Stop blaming the government for everything.
Jostipi you must not live in the states or have an understanding for what really goes on in office.
Samuel Sullivan Oh I do understand.
Jostipi I don't own any society either
Samuel Sullivan How do you mean?
This song became the theme of the X-Men for me. All it took was a trailer to a bad movie. But damn was this song a great pick
Why isn't this version on spotify and if it is I can't find it!!!
I'm no expert but I believe it has to do with something of either money or rights. some songs especially extended or additional release have special copyright protections. (Have you viewed how many companies get paid every time this song gets played the list is at least 11 plus for one song)
@@willt1443 Interesting.
It makes sense that Filter would want to try and make more money off of the single. I like this song but they're sort of sellouts.
Thanks ECW.
Richard Patrick is the brother of actor Robert Patrick from terminator 2 judgement day good song his brother is a good actor
Interesting.
This song should have been the intro to the Sopranos...
Loved this song since I first heard it on the X-Flies. The episode with Jack Black before he became famous.
This is not a extended version. Its just the Big Mac remix
Crank up da awesomeness!
great !
The beginning is epic o_o
Sniper Elite 5! "That's why they call me ELITE"!
Thank you. Ive always wondered what it was about
r. budd dwyer i watched it happen as a kid
Absolutely FKN love this version of the song ! Windows up foot to the floor “ LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOO !!!!!
I didn't think this song could get any better. I was wrong.
Thanks for posting this song, becau *BANG!* thump....
Frank Cavanaugh (currently Sgt. Cavanaugh, serving overseas in the army) was the original bass player, and in my opinion, the man who put the 'bad-ass' in the driving bass spine of this song. Checkout the videos from Filter going overseas for the USO, and getting joined by Sgt. Cavanaugh on stage for playing this song in front of the troops.
My favorite part 1:22
Wish would met you
Ain’t nothing beats watching Demon Knight and hearing this song start blaring
I wouldn't say there's nothing better, but I also love the beginning of the movie. this track looks good at the beginning of the movie, as it adds a sense of tension. This makes the chase brighter emotionally.
Damn right, son.
First heard in sunshine state
“Steven I’m open!!! FEED ME THE ROCK!!!”
Filter...Cleveland I hear you
Hey man greaaat song. -rip budd
Thank u
😈
I just came here because of regular show
You know who else came here because of regular show?
@@ismailkadiri5326 stop
@@ismailkadiri5326 MY MOM!
anyone know how to get this extended track?...
i just bought from the UK...thanks for posting this...
im making a halo montage this year - this is definitely gonna be the song!
This song confused me for a long time, not because I was unaware of Budd Dwyer's suicide, but just because of the vocals - It sounds like the chorus, where he sings "A man has gun.....NICE SHOT!", is actually "Hey man, nice goin'.....NICE SHOT!", and the part where he ACTUALLY sings "That's why I say: Hey man, nice shot" goes "That's why I'm saving the nation...." So until I started paying closer attention to the verses, I thought it was a song about one of those shooters who decides they're an angel of death and their choice to kill OTHERS -not themselves (necessarily)- is somehow "mericful".....
I thought it was "That's why I'm saving damnnation" and Aaaaamen that's good, Amen, that son - likes ya!"
I understand why you were confused. lol Wow that would've been horrible if that were the case.
Well, i heard this Song, From this Movie Soundtrack " Demon Knight " From Tales from the Cyrpt The Movie's, and It's Suits With the Movie's too !!! Well Other Movie's Also get this Song's and put to their Soundtrack Also...' So I decided bought this Albums Backed in the Days, When They Release this 1st Industrial Metal and Chart for Rock/Metal Music # 1 in East Coast !!! I guess so !!! Cool Song, Yeah It's Related it about Guns, to that very Dangerous, Also too...' Rock On this Song's !!!
Budd... don't shoot, Budd....
Can u say BADASS?!
Can you say IDIOT!!!
monicka lynn BADASS!
Indeed!
RIP Budd Dwyer
Meh...He took the cowards way out.
Richard Patrick s still the shit!
no shit man, without the bass in this song it would mean much less to me, ha!
i lived in steelton .right next to harrisburg pa. i saw it on local news.it was a shame but he was not innocent he was guilty as fuck and afraid of going to jail
Probably. I'd bet that they were all Illuminists though.
This is a very Tool-esque song.
Or NIN
@Zoomer Waffen how can one man be so wrong tho
@Zoomer Waffen I bet you didn't even know that the original guitar in this song was played by Fran Richards
@@JorgeSMAD Your what hurts, Jorge? lol
love end where it goes into a jam and hear those double kick drums. like it rolling kick. sounds awesome. had to be he used two pedals. I'm. and I thought this song was about shooting dope/heroin.
It's about Bud Dwyer
david johanson all the drums for this album were programmed lol
@xXStrWbrrYsToneXx glad to hear similar opinion. I was home on a snow day when it happened, watching tv. I'll never forget it. And not only did he not bow....he risked what some may consider damnation for his family. I don't condone suicide, but if there is a God...I hope Budd gets a pass.
이노래는 정말 멋지고 좋은 노래임.
Its the designating link belt that did it.
This version should've been in Short Bus, not the castrated version.
When they hit the kid with the tennis ball on a return serve...