Big Wreck - That Song - official music video

[@alext.9527]

Canada has the best kept hidden local musical talent in the world.

[@joelanttila7927]

We kept the secret pretty well too.

[@kenhubbard3795]

Bro hell yaaaa. Tune. Hammers

[@me_i__a1313]

For real!!! Love this song

[@lewisforsythe1403]

It's NOT this awful band... good grief...why do people like this crap?

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

GREAT SONG and BAND but do appreciate that They're Mostly American as IAN THORNLEY met his Bandmates at Berkeley School of Music in Boston, I believe... We CDNs get SPOILED by getting to See Them LIVE, which is SPECTACULAR! But, YES they Sure DESERVE GREATER Recognition for Their AWESOME TUNEAGE... Most Definitely! 😂 ❤

[@scorpionjoe1]

First time I heard the album, we we're drinking around a fire. 13 years later, wife and kids, and im still playing this in my car. I love that song........

[@undisclosedsteve6361]

Now 24 years ago

[@jameshodgson3656]

wonder how you're doing now

[@ChrisMolyneaux93]

R.I.P. Brian Doherty. Thank you so much for all the great music that you brought us.

[@partikle]

He'll be greatly missed.

[@Howrselover01201]

Chris Molyneaux died the same day as my grandpa that passed last night.. so sad

[@noahwalsh7881]

I Bet He Still Plays This Song At Concerts In Heaven!👼

[@rebeccamay1041]

I didn't know... so sad

[@bhangg_high]

51 years young... A true Maverick in the Canadian music scene.

[@happenstanceman]

I am an American. This song was not a hit in the States. I am grateful that in the 1990s I went to Western Washington University just across the border in Bellingham Washington, and that Rock 101 Vancouver was my soundtrack while there. I remember Rock 101 playing this greät song like mad in the Summer of 1998. So for one American, it *was* a hit in America. lol

[@larrymccauley6956]

Fuck yeah...here in bham still listening to that station

[@taekwondotime]

Canadians are accustomed to Canadian songs receiving little to no air play in the US. It's intentional. They're being blocked. When you look at Canada's population size and how many great bands come from Canada, it's off the charts. A lot of Americans don't get exposed to Canadian artists until they visit Canada (where you can actually hear them on the radio) or when they make it into Hollywood movies and/or gain international fame. I remember doing a project back in music class and the goal was to pick a Canadian artist and do a bio on them. This was back when I was at an age where I didn't think about things like where the band came from. I thought it was going to be difficult to find a Canadian artist until I realized they were all pretty much Canadian. Canada probably puts out more top songs and top artists than any country other than the US. It's unreal. We punch way above our weight class musically.

[@cantdrivefiftyfive]

@@taekwondotime Dude, I think that Canadians get a LOT of exposure, it's just that few make a big deal about the fact that they are Canadian. Look how many good bands in the States head to California to make it big and then are called a California band when they make it after a few years. Life ain't fair...

[@taekwondotime]

​@@cantdrivefiftyfive Canadian artists get a lot of exposure in Canada and overseas, but it's typically the US market that is the last market on earth to be aware of their success because they do their best not to give any air time to Canadian artists on American radio stations. It's a "Made in America" bravado thing.

[@Rockhound1943]

Universtiy of Buffalo got to listen to Canadian Radio stations found these guys and the Tragically Hip... hopefully you have already found them as well... if not well you're in for a treat.

[@cementer4life]

I've just recently discovered Big Wreck... I am ashamed it took me so long. They are awesome!!!

[@zzz7zzz9]

at least you found your way to them. keep exploring, there's many more like them.

[@matheusvinicius2628]

Me too! I found them like two weeks ago and their music is really great.

[@P.Convenience]

Don't forget to check out the lead singer's other band 'Thornley' , and welcome :)

[@veronicaalleyne]

better late than never

[@veronicaalleyne]

the point is that you finally found them, better late than never

[@rebeccaa.465]

My brother loved this song, he just passed away 1.16.25. I have no idea how I’m gonna continue on without him. He was my best friend. 😢

[@avaorville777]

my dad died january 17th 2014. this was also his favourite song. i’m so sorry for your loss 🙏🏻 he’s watching over you ❤

[@ryand3rson]

The most ironic song in history. He describes how he gets a nostalgic feeling when he hears a certain song randomly out & about. Funny thing is i get that feeling when i hear this song randomly... Its awesome

[@Rjaym]

+ryand3rson i know 9 month lates but i was thinking the same thing ahhaha

[@dieselstruck]

This song actually represents a certain time and someone for me. The virtue and disaster of being young once.

[@lazylank]

That's not irony.

[@MrNoobifed]

Dani El never heard someone put it so perfect

[@alanweir7316]

Your God Damn right.

[@kathyindependent2728]

I live in Buffalo NY and we always had access to Canadian radio stations that always played songs the American stations didn’t play. I followed a local band who played this song….and I Love That Song! Best memories dancing to this!

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Especially tragically hip was huge on Buffalo radio back then 🔥

[@limitlesszenproductions865]

Just saw Big Wreck live in Halifax, Nova Scotia on June 30, 2022 and when they play this song the ENTIRE CROWD SINGS ALONG. It is truly incredible.

[@sheldonscheck3316]

Hell ya my friend!! They have such Iconic tunes to the entries of their songs the crowds just go ballistic!!!

[@h2ofield]

I'd rather have a root canal.

[@randomjunk1984]

Happened at Beerfest in Niagara Falls a few years back too! This is the song that introduced me to Big Wreck, along with so many other people. Thank you Big Shiny Tunes Vol 3!

[@liftedgifted6010]

​@@h2ofieldyet here you are, rockin out 🤌🏼

[@shivx1]

I saw Big Wreck once, it was Canada day 2001 at Molson park in barrie. If you've ever been there you'd know it's all outdoors. We sat on a hill watching them from afar. There were multiple stages within view but they were the closest and the crowd erupted when they played "This Song" heh

[@shorty004]

this has to be one of the best songs every created in the history of mankind

[@1gbayfisher]

yes, hence the name "that song" yahoooooo

[@goodstuffohhyeah]

I really love this tuuuuuuuuuune

[@rayyanzidan7803]

Ikr

[@michaeldaley4160]

Agreed

[@michaeldaley4160]

Canadian boys 🇨🇦 🤙

[@shrewmole2002]

RIP Brian! I’ll always get nostalgic when I hear That Song!

[@Howrselover01201]

Andrew Cole the dude died an hour after my grandpa :(

[@nathanblades3395]

Awe daamm fuck that fucking sucks seems like yesterday I was watching him play but yesterday was really 10 years or maybe more ago

[@danrugbyman]

Did Brian really die? What happened?!

[@danrugbyman]

Holy shit, so sad. I met Brian in Lockport NY. Man, so sad. I was looking forward to seeing him and the guys again soon state side. These guys defined my teenage and young adult years.

[@danrugbyman]

Now that I think of it, ironically, last time I saw Brian and Ian was with my buddy Paul who died from his cancer at roughly the same time and Brian. Not fair... it's not fucking fair. That's all I can think. Wtf

[@tylerdombrowski6847]

Big Wreck is simultaneously timeless and ahead of their time. Phenomenally talented musicians, and they make very tasteful choices. Thornley has always been one of the best in the game!

[@5791xox]

A truly underrated song... Melancholy summer emotions

[@Survivalambiance]

So true!

[@shiftyslc]

I can smell the onset of summer, windows down.

[@wonekawa]

one of the best bands to ever come out of Canada....period!

[@momdawkins432]

I'm pretty sure they're out of Boston. I do believe Thornley are all Canadian

[@SkidooMXZTNT]

Technically they formed in Boston, yes. However they made their name in Canada, reside there, and perform quote regularly there. Canadian band.

[@leeleecontazta5260]

Yes the best not one of the best

[@stub2022]

Thornely is a canuck but the rest of the band are awesome California dudes.

[@IDCrisisDesign_dot_com]

One of the best bands on the planet

[@theghostsofstonyclove]

Thank you early 2000s internet boyfriend from Canada for showing me legit music like this and the tea party, hope you're doing well wherever you are

[@paulpaquette3165]

SEEN THEM IN CONCERT, THORNLEY IS ONE HELL OF A GUITARIST.

[@RidePuppets4Justice]

And I always catch the back of your head in a crowd. don't turn around, it's never you. It will ruin those memories. What an amazing lyric.

[@bertbrygider3670]

It gets too me too

[@frankieconcepcion7860]

Ians a great lyricist. So underrated in every way

[@tambourini]

Ikr!?! I really love That Song!

[@davidsekowski1710]

Absolutely amazing This song is a masterpiece and that is one oh the high points

[@FOXAMG63]

So endearingly profound.

[@depplover63]

Always loved this song! Canadian Chris Cornell

[@warfan7x]

That Song, The Oaf, and Blown Wide Open; I listened to these over and over on my cd on repeat. These were popular during my early college years and really brings back great memories. Big Wreck were certainly a talented bunch!

[@SamuraiKidMusic]

still are!

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

Saw Big Wreck on Thursday night in Ottawa Dec. 21 2023 with Texas King and Danny Greaves (The Watchmen). Fanfukkintastic show. Incredible musicianship across all 3 acts. Virtuoso applies here and there 🎶😂🎵❤🎙🎸🎼

[@michaelmccartney8506]

Boarding a plane to take me and my wife from bc to new brunswick. This song on loop. Its good drugs

[@jerrod9187]

One of the best songs of the 90s

[@betbuk]

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[@davidhauser2665]

I still get shivers up my spine every time I hear this fantastic song. 23 years old and ageless

[@DirtMonkey625]

This song is still in my mix in 2023. I've been jammin this track since the late 90s...it never gets old.

[@Rockandtribe]

I was trying to remember this song, hummed it to google and it's literally that song.

[@JGProductions6581]

Throughout the year KZbin recommended this song to me and I’m finally watching it.

[@patrickgrondines-t2b]

i first heard this song on much music's big shiny tunes 3

[@ice_look2926]

I love this song so much.

[@RickImus]

"Pocketbook Brando," is the lyric that gets me.

[@FoxJayden]

This song... is ironically or unironically That Song for me... forever. This song might be perfection or might not, but it is where I return to when I need to feel grounded to myself and home. Thank you to Ian Thornley and Big Wreck forever for helping this Canadian boy though it...

[@seanmurray9528]

I had never heard of them before, but always grew up a diehard Creed fan. When they recently announced their reunion tour, I saw that big wreck was opening for them. So I checked them out and i'm so glad I did! High quality musicians!!!

[@tinnertinner2383]

Wow. A "life long" Creed fan.What in the world does that involve? My goodness, tell me you despise music without telling me despise music. I'm glad they are "high quality". Thx

[@LordTepes81]

​@tinnertinner2383 what makes music so great is that anybody can consider their favorite piece of music THEIR favorite. I think of couple of their songs are alright like One because that song has an actual message that the world is lacking today, but who am I to judge since my favorite song is Meddler by August Burns Red.

[@emperorwang0861]

I saw Big Wreck open for Dream Theater in Atlanta in 1999, and I'd never heard of them before. The front man must've known he had to win over a crowd of prog rock nerds, because they opened with an instrumental jam where he displayed MONSTER CHOPS. I dont know if this bands recorded music ever actually captured his guitar virtuosity, but I assure you this dude can absolutely shred live. Been a fan ever since and ended up seeing them a couple more times since then

[@brettwest4949]

This song is "that song" for me!!!Great band,great musical talent.Reminds me of a different time in my life.Only music can do that!!

[@jessebraun3382]

Brett West I feel ya..

[@milburncherian9857]

I remember I was at a party one time and all they were playing was rap and hip hop for 2 hours staright, later on during the party, this song starting playing and everybody was wondering what the hell was going on and I actually liked it since I was one of very few white people at the party. I still don't know who started playing that song on their phone, it was one of the most random things ever. Maybe the phone belonged to a white person at the party and it accidentally started playing from the person's music app or something

[@nandanair1601]

someone posted a few years ago "don't let this song be your 'that song' " I didn't quite get it until I broke up with my gf of 2 years and I played it over and over and now this song always reminds me of her and the breakup I went through. Still love it tho

[@Smiirffable]

I thinks he's spot on when he says that songs only sound nostalgic when the come on unexpectedly in a car or like a bar or something; it can't be consciously put on...

[@toilnblood]

The entire comment thread contradicts this theory. Nobody came here randomly to listen to this song, yet we are all getting nostalgic sitting here listening consciously. Of course, when he wrote this song, doing this wasn't an option..if you didn't have the tape, it had to be in some car across the street.

[@annalisavajda252]

Spontaneous vs forced reaction.

[@e.j.breider9957]

One of the most underrated bands of the 90s. I woke up the other day with this song in my head. I had dreamed being in the band. Sweet.

[@023achilles]

While listening, the thought occurred to me (I had it full screen), "How many views does this have? Probably 160m? 180m?" No. 2.7m! Criminal!

[@54xImmortals]

Still 🔥 in 2023 Canada Pride ❤

[@marcmathes41]

my dad died 8/1/2012 big wreck came to lockport ny first time they wer in the states in ten years he said. it was the last concert i got to go to with my dad. he died two weeks later. i will always have the memorie of seeing big wreck with him. me and him both loved thornley! this music is bitter sweet to me. thnk you so much for coming to lockport it's a good last memorie to have.

[@FOXAMG63]

Thanks for sharing this story Marc. I’m sorry for your loss. You’ll have this amazing song to always remind you of your old man.

[@jaysonsacobie4617]

Gonna see Big Wreck in 2023 so Excited!

[@popeye4392]

That fucking riff gets me every time,thanks 102.1The Edge,and MuchMusic!

[@alexkonye8377]

crank that song!

[@statickk14]

Saw them in Guelph last Friday. Such an underrated band. This song has much memories for me. I immigrated to Canada in 1997 and few months later this album came out. Those were hard days ….

[@stevep7582]

New Yorker here about 2 1/2 hours from Toronto. Like Rush, I’ve been proud to classify Big Wreck as my home team for the last couple decades. Fantastic song!

[@SFO14]

It’s like a mirror reflecting itself endlessly. That song makes him nostalgic, but I get nostalgic when I hear this song which is “that song” … ad infinitum

[@jwestphal1978]

Love the old suburban and being across the street. Maybe it's an international IDK. But I love that song

[@jaydeluca1]

Its a 67 IH Travelall panel wagon

[@me_i__a1313]

I love when this song comes on the radio at work I’ll go to the back and turn up the stereo a little n vibe to this. Love Canadian music!!!!

[@writersbrain]

Having grown up on a border town and driven into Canada for years, I SO miss the sound, vibe and talent I jammed to with Canadian music. This is still in rotation when I have a long drive! "While I sit and stare..."

[@betbuk]

Their latest release 7.2! kzbin.info/aero/PLXv_ECFUO-1GmAYH6SQF_g2YnD3PNjped Here's another surprising fan recording from their last show. 7 songs! kzbin.info/aero/PLXv_ECFUO-1GN4C_9r2MBTU3KqI7KePOw

[@coldc3233]

I was a rookie metro cop when this came out. I'd play it on a ..discman...under my helmet, get on my gsxr750 and hit the highway at about 160 mph.... Best riding song of the 90s.

[@briang6040]

Still love these guys ever since I saw them open up for dream theater in 1997. R.I.P. Brian Doherty.

[@Howrselover01201]

Drum Guy Brian passed away an hour after my grandpa passed

[@me_i__a1313]

Must have been a great show!

[@AliceSinclair98]

I feel lonely when I listen to this song, it's like I'm missing something big or someone I love..

[@FOXAMG63]

What a monster of a track. My goodness, my nostalgia meter just shattered.

[@jean-pierrepaquette5122]

Big Wreck "Québec" !

[@travisligocki]

Thank you 99.3 The Fox CFOX Vancouver for so many great artists and music. This American truly appreciates the Canadian music of the 80's-2k.

[@ROCKEROLLERDCBC]

THE FOX ROCKS MIS AMIGO! Great choice 🎸🥁🎸💫

[@fishnutn71]

It brings memories some of the best in my life just rushing back to specific days when life was great and it only gets better life and that song married to remember

[@jordan390a]

It's always been that way, just a pocketbook Brando....Classic line...!!!

[@naomidumont6684]

That was my husband's nickname I loved it.

[@zoezzzarko1117]

Almost 2022 ❤💜💙💚💛💗 For my next life... please let this music still be there

[@peter.ray_USA]

WOW…!!! I just heard this for the first time. LOVE THIS SONG!!! I wish instead of playing the same songs over and over (e.g. Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc.) we’d get more variety on the radio. AWESOME SONG!!! Love the deep, crunchy guitar in the chorus… 😎🎸

[@markjohnson1020]

Can someone explain to me why this wasn't actually a massive hit in America? No really, why?

[@toilnblood]

Because Canada is like America’s little brother… so it’s like Gob says: “Michael, I’m your big brother.. I’ll never be impressed with you”

[@maniacmonsoon2831]

You guys made Beiber famous... It's not hard to impress Americans at all. @@toilnblood

[@addisonburchett6991]

my dad introduced me to this song about 3 years ago, and today i’m still listening to it, and every time i hear it, it still makes me cry. no particular reason. that song is just THAT GOOD

[@nibblesfish]

I hear this!

[@sywesley]

I drove to Durango, CO in my Camaro for a new job. My soon to be wife went with me. Trusting me without any doubt. I love that song.

[@charlesharrison6457]

Opens like a Cure song; verses and vocals like a Replacements tune; chorus explodes like an Alter Bridge rocker! Love this tune. So much texture and makes me reminisce on my late 80’s college days. ❤

[@KenLowe65]

"So much texture" is well phrased. As I say above, not just verse chorus verse chorus verse pop song. The depth is underrated.

[@nathanmclean1619]

Big wreck, tea party, big sugar. There were some pretty good mixed burnt cds going around canada around this time.

[@michaelw6277]

This song aged well.

[@bethkelley1340]

Found the CD at a yard sale like 20 years ago. Talk about Blown Wide Open :)

[@william4996]

This song perfectly describes my feelings towards this song.

[@ponfed]

I had the album... no shit... still rocking this...

[@PeekingThrough]

Saw Thornley Downtown Barrie 2005 I think I know I had Awesome night though :P

[@seikoofu2595]

Almost 30 years old this song is. Damn we are fucking old lol

[@jmac4313]

Love this song. Always played it when running in Kingston along Lake Ontario. Such great memories.

[@davidclare4240]

I always used to hear this on the way back from the Trailer I'm the Kawarthas but one dad trucking with my dad I heard this on the 401 in Kingston at like 1am and ever since it's been a favourite. I understand completely. :3

[@jakeferriera9995]

Judy MacEachern i played it when camping on islands on beacon lake ontario! nearly made me cry when all i heard was it echoing off the water

[@jasondedam6402]

Judy MacEachern lake Ontario near oshawa

[@jasondedam6402]

port perry

[@mathewbrown7304]

studio?

[@MikeCougler]

Best song ever met the singer

[@christopherrusnak6999]

This was "that song" that hooked me on this band. They are still amazing to this day, even with the nearly 10 year hiatus.

[@gordongiroux1020]

i dont mean to sound rude or be annoying but you know about "thornley" right? a band that rocked out some good stuff. its his last name

[@christopherrusnak6999]

Yep. Ian Thornley left Big Wreck after their second studio album, went back home to Canada, and started Thornley. During touring of Thornley's second album Brian from Big Wreck played a few shows with Thornley. Not long after Ian and Brian reformed Big Wreck with Thornley. Big Wreck is now Ian, Brian, and the rest of Thornley.

[@colleenwells5416]

❤❤❤❤man I love that song

[@sonnyman9468]

this song helped me through some difficult times. saw big wreck live last night and wow what an amazing catalog of songs they have!

[@laxgoalie1177]

Oh i always get nostalgic with that song❤

[@mida8261]

I'm thankful that despite the fact that I live near the Mexican border, I discovered lots of good music through the local college radio station in my neck of the woods. This band was one of them. Much love from your neighbors down south.

[@alicegraham3181]

Brings me right back to '98

[@careful...Icarus]

The line " it just looks like you and me ,we're just standing there" gets me choked up every goddamn time. I still have the photo ( the only one I still have ) all these frikken years later of the last time someone took a picture of my former girlfriend and myself. Thornley's words are the perfect caption. Fractured nostalgia is painful yet I keep returning.

[@milagrorosazamora5661]

Such a beautiful song I can listen a thousand times in a day

[@toddlanctot643]

This band is fantastic. Truly original sound. They're amazing musicians, and Ian Thornley has an incredible voice.

[@Angelicus-p5p]

Whether Suhr live 2014 with other artists or 2015 Big Wreck, he actually screams at the top of his lungs.

[@wink419216]

Thank God for MuchMusic back in the day. I discovered so much great music from our brothers and sisters north of the border. That channel was so influential in Cleveland that the former modern rock station here, 107.9 The End, used to do a MuchMusic Top 10 Countdown simulcast every Thursday at 5pm EST on the radio and TV. I truly miss those days, it was a great time for discovering new music!

[@smokesletsgo2374]

It's just returning the favor for Cleveland putting Rush on the map

[@wink419216]

@@smokesletsgo2374 Respect!

[@matthewwilkinson9505]

There was a small number of people going wild in their Asheville, North Carolina show they did in 2022. They were the opening act for Daughtry. My dad, brother, and I came to the show just for Big Wreck. They were even better live.

[@dovalink744]

This song reminds of great 90s times

[@jllcne]

This lead singer was also with a band called Thornley in the early 2000s.

[@SamEsss]

I grew up listening to big wreck as a kid in the 90s. My mum was a big fan. I always heard this song on the radio, even as a kid I loved it. I was really shocked today when I had the random urge to listen to this, to find that big wreck really wasn't that well known, back then or now! This song is so powerful, amazing. Just fantastic composition from every standpoint. Lyrical, vocal melody, guitar/effects used. Ian thornley really is an amazing vocalist.

[@itowedin]

Dude. I can't celebrate this comment enough.

[@UnkleAce]

Christ!!! I forgot about this gem. Thank you KZbin for recommending this.

[@sbr1995]

I was so confused listening to this song on Spotify after a while. I somehow expected Alberto, singer of the Italian rock band Verdena, to start singing. Very similar style. I like both. Greetings from Germany!

[@betbuk]

Have you heard Big Wreck's latest (especially Fear & Cowardice)? GREAT tasty variety! kzbin.info/aero/PLXv_ECFUO-1GmAYH6SQF_g2YnD3PNjped

[@acecomet]

This is One of the song that i played the most in my life

[@sbtkelly1]

I revisit this song every month. A magnificent tune - great band.

[@matthewscarfo3166]

Richard Kelly Me too

[@JustinC905]

Every week here. :D

[@jiafei7342]

@@JustinC905 SAME :)

[@roebuck08]

My favorite song of all time right here.

[@uncle_bajiito]

Damn. This takes me back

[@dustinalexander157]

What about now?

[@raycarroll9148]

Listening from just across the river from Brockville 106.1 the river, 106.9 the Bear....that was my tunes and childhood

[@musicartguy1]

I had never heard this song until today. What the hell? HOW WAS THIS NOT A HIT????

[@prime-mate]

I really love this song..

[@MrROTD]

This actually is "That Song"

[@pokemaster8494]

My favorite part about this song, it's the most meta song ever lol

[@bruzrkgro-malog2953]

So true. The song itself is nostalgia for any nineties kid!

[@Kalebfenoir]

It especially works after a breakup. You hear That Song, and you just think "Man, I really love That song... Wait... Oh. I get it now."

[@dakesim]

exactly

[@solardog81]

Yeah it is.

[@homenetmiraflores7429]

GREAT FEELING, HOMESICK, MEMORIES FROM LIMA,PERÚ IN OCTOBER OF 1998. GREAT SONG.

[@kevinjenkins2068]

Black Guy checking in..I LOVED BIG WRECK,Ian Thornley was too cool and a great songwriter..I caught them in 2003 when it was just THORNLEY

[@failurehaus5979]

That riff… incredible

[@AnthonyOrsino]

Swear to God that this is my favorite song of all time, and I want it played at my funeral

[@Im_Still_LightSpeedLayne]

He’s a giant man in stature. I’m 6’3” and he was WAY bigger than me. One of the best song writers/guitarists/singers/frontmen ever. First two CDs are both play all the way through.

[@jean-pierrepaquette3124]

Big Wreck !!!

[@jean-pierrepaquette3124]

😜😎

[@jean-pierrepaquette3124]

❤‍🩹🕳💣