EPIC 🎵 The Butthole Surfers - Pepper REACTION

[@handfloboxingreview1673]

“You never know just how you look thru other people’s eyes” is the lyric that resonates for sure.

[@briandoornink7597]

or "how to look" he says as well.

[@nontraditionaltech2073]

My mom was actually good friends w/ the lead singer in high school. Both grew up in San Antonio. It’s not everyday that your mom says “son, you ever heard of a band called the Butthole Surfers?”…

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

Well, son, a funny thing about regret is that it's better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven't done.

[@caesarjergens]

@@winstonmarlowe5254 in this case followed by: and by the way if you see your father this weekend be sure and tell him..."

[@wolfthing468]

@@caesarjergens Satan satan satan...

[@punklover99]

My favorite story about gibby is that one of my favorite people (Keith Morris) was backstage and Gibby was cutting up 3ft lines of coke. Then said "hey Morty go for one"

[@NotAnAstronaut2k]

That's awesome! Knowing the fact that Gibby Haynes was one crazy motherf*cker 🤣

[@davidblauyoutube]

That heavily distorted guitar and lyrics wandering over a landscape of existential aimlessness are soooooo mid-90s. That time was such a vibe.

[@metalmark1214]

Lex - "Imagine surfing on a butthole", lol. The mind of Lex. Brad's look of utter bewilderment, lmao.

[@diverdown631]

I fucking busted out laughing when she said that.

[@scapito]

Brad is never bored with Lex around. 😉 I love the way her brain processes information.

[@meyers7]

I had the same look.

[@carl8703]

It's an evocative band name, it really challenges you to conjure a mental image. You're just not sure what the hell you're supposed to conjure.

[@StormbladeX69]

😅

[@gabrielkain1]

I never....NEVER thought i would here this song reacted to. You guys are Awesome.

[@IamMusicNerd]

Sometimes I think Lex’s laugh and Brad’s confused expressions are my favorite parts of every video. :)

[@juicesghost8501]

That opening question, look, and laugh were perfect.

[@jays3790]

they ARE my favourite parts 😂😂😂😶😶😶

[@martinrobinson936]

I do agree! Classic comment!

[@jadejj7948]

Lol same

[@brandonx7215]

Brad is definitely confused most the time...

[@critkeeper6376]

There was a period when these guys were known as 'Your favorite band's favorite band.' They were -never- going to be a huge commercial success, and they really didn't care. Even named themselves something that you just couldn't say on TV. Watching news anchors squirm while complaining about 'The BH Surfers' was always good for a laugh. Even better when one of them actually managed to -say- 'butthole' on air. They were an amazing band that did whatever they felt like and ran with it.

[@mkpleco]

A punk band attitude. I first heard these guys on a punk cassette tape that was called Rat Music for Rat People many years ago.

[@johnc.hammersticks]

Beavis and butthead also got these guys on MTV at first.

[@tc71]

"I was not ready for this." Perfect first reaction to the Butthole Surfers.

[@brainscott8198]

Lexi: "This is like Cake, Sublime, and RHCP all in one...." She's so on point, it's scary...God-given talent, I'm tellin' ya.

[@sea-ferring]

Butthole Surfers predate all of these bands by at least a decade - they are all pale imitations.

[@nim4464]

@@sea-ferring BS only predates RCHP by 2 years, Sublime by 7 the only one that is "at least a decade" is Cake which is exactly 10 years in 1991

[@sea-ferring]

@@nim4464 Yes yes. You caught me exaggerating. The point is that Cake, Sublime, and RHCP wish they could operate on the same level as Butthole Surfers. Mentioning them in the same breath shows how bad the OPs musical IQ is.

[@_LVC]

FLEA WAS IN THE VIDEO FOR WHO WAS IN MY ROOM LAST NIGHT 🎸

[@nyouge]

Exactly! I can't believe I haven't heard of these guys. As soon as she said that I subscribed.

[@CRTRRTinGA]

It's generally about the falling, failing youth. They outline all the stereotypical deaths - the football player/predator, the girl commiting suicide, the one who gets drunk/high and is killed/injured by a train, the AIDS death (caught a nasty virus), etc.

[@lisadugger5335]

And the thought that when you are young, nothing will touch you. You can't die because you know all and are all.

[@chriswhinery925]

Strongly recommend Who Was In My Room Last Night by this band. Absolutely freakin' KILLER guitar riffs.

[@FeralPatrick]

Also Dust Devil!

[@silentqueue2344]

Dust Devil big up!

[@carlmichaelbryan1473]

Fuck yea.....

[@bassage13]

Can't hear that song without thinking of Beavis and Butthead!

[@jamesportzline3496]

Completely agree!!!

[@MrJeddYoung]

Brad you don't look weird - you have a charming smile - and Lex - you look very comfortable in front of the camera - that's why you make a great pair to watch. Thanks for posting this one.

[@BradAndLex]

Thank you 🙏🏽🎉

[@MarcosElMalo2]

@@BradAndLex I’ll back Jedd up on this. Neither of you look foolish with your ass showing. But the lyric is you NEVER know how you look through other people’s eyes. So worrying about it, cause you’re never gonna know. 😄

[@kvonjaco]

That is one thing that I've noticed is that guys don't really get complimented enough so we really don't know how we look.

[@hesjustthisguyyaknow]

@@BradAndLex i think you are experiencing the same problem artists have. artists are sometimes unsatisfied with their work while everyone else thinks it is great because the audience sees what they created and the artist sees how different it is from what they had in their mind. the camera captures a sliver of who you are and you don't entirely control what sliver that is. when you watch yourself, you see what it isn't capturing of you while your audience just takes what is presented at face value.

[@sognooscuro3359]

@@hesjustthisguyyaknowdude that might be the best description of the phenomenon I’ve ever read, thank you for that.

[@crescentfreshsongs]

This song and "Loser" by Beck are such a good double feature on 90s alt playlists.

[@sjeverett75]

I was about to say that

[@seanmatthewking]

I think I always thought this was a Beck song too

[@carl8703]

You can pretty much swap out the chorus and the stanzas and they still sound like a damn good song.

[@Mrlaged]

They are so similar that I always thought this song was from Beck.

[@tedsmith7814]

Omg…you started with that! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dashoot99]

“Detachable Penis” by King Missile. Lyrics are pretty straightforward

[@iDEATH]

Nice pick! I love that song. It's a bit absurd, and done in a wonderfully understated way.

[@martinrobinson936]

Best song!

[@manguy2000]

Damn you beat me to it.

[@ashleydixon4613]

God why didn’t I find this reaction sooner??? Along with Detachable Penis, I would’ve also recommended a couple songs by the Dead Milkmen: Punk Rock Girl, and Bitchin Camaro. 😂 In high school I actually got a “Bitchin Camaro!” For my 16th birthday (in ‘91) I got a 1990 Camaro RS. ♥️🔥

[@smithgdwg]

Think I was exposed to most of these songs from Beavis And Butthead.

[@GenXTexMom]

🤘 started in San Antonio, TX at Trinity Univeristy.

[@dannypatterson3385]

Lex " Can you imagine surfing on a butthole ". The constipated look on Brad's face. LMFAO !

[@johnday8771]

They came to Birmingham, AL to play in the late 80’s. Local radio would only refer to them as “The B. H. Surfers, live in concert”

[@TonsMoreCowbell]

I’m almost 40 and I grew up as a kid in Dallas watching the lead singer’s dad on a local kid’s show called Mr Peppermint. Such a stark contrast to his son’s music about bootyhole.

[@VersinKettorix]

So they missed an even better band name: Peppermint Bootyhole.

[@JungleCrook]

yes when someone calls someone a butthole or god forbid an asshole, they are clearly talkimg about that person's booty hole.

[@TonsMoreCowbell]

@@JungleCrook the band name isn’t calling anyone either of those

[@JungleCrook]

@@TonsMoreCowbell yea u missed the point but its ok

[@TonsMoreCowbell]

@@JungleCrook nope

[@hmpz36911]

That intro! 😂😀🤣😅 We were just dying over here, watching that over and over for like 20 minutes! Lex' look, like "did I go too far this time?" LMAO! Brad looking like he's questioning his life choices, hahaha! The chemistry you two have is what makes you guys the best.

[@BradAndLex]

😂😂 i was laughing reading this comment lol you’re the best!

[@Mike_O_Negative]

​@@BradAndLexI think we can call it Lexploring. Even if she goes too far, it's all in the name of art 😌 Lex is the risk and adventure that makes life fun

[@samuelgirard1407]

I never thought about their name that way growing up. I actually thought it meant like, "These Surfers are being some REAL Buttholes!" This has made me look at their name a whole new way after all these years! LOL!! :)

[@dr4782]

This song dominated the summer of 1996. In fact, according to Billboard magazine, it was the #1 Alternative song of 1996, beginning its three-week run at #1 on the Alternative chart on July 6, 1996. It was also one of the Top 100 Mainstream Rock songs of 1996, coming in at #77 on that year-end chart. It never charted on the Hot 100, though, because it was never released as a single for sale, and airplay-only songs did not qualify for the Hot 100 until the end of 1998. Amazingly, however, it did reach the Top 40 on the Hot 100 Airplay (supplemental) chart, peaking at #27 on July 27, 1996. It also barely missed the Top 40 on the Radio & Records CHR Airplay chart, peaking at #42 on August 16, 1996. This means that some brave Top 40 stations gave this song airplay in spite of the band's name.

[@Michael-fr3xc]

It’s a great song, always has been one of my favorites. Crazy hooks in lyrics and psychedelic guitar parts. 1996’ had some very awesome music but I’m not surprised this song dominated. Love your videos Brad and Lex!

[@Mandalaaxo]

I was 12 when it came out and I LOVED this song. Well, here I am 27 years later and watching other people listen to it. I played it for my 14yo a couple months ago and he likes it too.

[@jablommi]

Butthole Surfers are a very under rated band from that era. They are amazing.

[@ladyshar42]

I have a very fond memory of Junior Year Art class, first period with Ms. Althoff. She turned on the radio, this came on, and we all sang it at the top of our lungs. Lex's description is a good one. It's soooo 90s.

[@scotthillman3283]

Ya Lex I totally hear you with the Cake-Sublime-RHCP mashup and you could probably mix some Beck in there as well. Great tune.

[@terryhasseman5239]

I only disagree about RHCP, but I don't really like them... I'd throw soul coughing in the list though

[@mtsachs]

this song is just the tip of their iceberg lmao. the earlier stuff is wild.

[@wandameadows5736]

"You never know just how you look through other peoples eyes"

[@joesmith8725]

They are from San Antonio, Texas! Im from the Central Texas region. . Ive seen them before. They remind me of Cake, Beck, Nada Surf. Odd group style and funny! Brad will like them lol. Yes, spoken word, rap/rock, psychedelic rock. Alt rock. Unique group. You should see their videos, too. Very weird and funny. Im sure yall have heard this song on radio or tv (movies, shows). This was huge back in the '90s, '00s. Song is sarcastic approach to avoiding death lol. Call it GenXer humor!

[@noelcatanzaro3405]

Riding skateboards , surfing, and bmx on Newport Beach in the late ,70s early 80s. This and red hot chili peppers were jammed by that alternative croud of social misfits like myself !

[@GraveSource]

Love the Surfers. Human Cannonball, 22 Going on 23, Something, Bar-B-Que Pope among others. Fantastic band.

[@darrindybas6025]

I've totally forgotten about this band💡 for years I've been thinking this was a song from Beck.

[@andypickle1584]

Jerome Martin "Jerry" Haynes (January 31, 1927 - September 26, 2011) was an American actor from Dallas, Texas. He is most well known as Mr. Peppermint, a role he played for 30 years as the host of one of the longest-running local children's shows in television, the Dallas-based Mr. Peppermint (1961-1969). He was the father of Butthole Surfers frontman Gibby Haynes. Just a bit from Wikipedia.

[@keithaguilar9790]

Saw them 93/94 New Years Eve….opened for Nirvana. That was a unique concert.

[@lantzkeefer557]

Reminded me of Beck alot, sound's like he caught some influence from them

[@Joshuadgog]

sound just like loser by beck

[@thugmastaj1144]

Electronic Larryland and The Weird Revolution are all weird songs like this. I can't get into they're early stuff, but these last two albums before they broke up are amazing

[@DaShap]

How does a song made by a band called Butthole Surfers catch you off guard, Brad!! Come on man! LMAO

[@michaelsnyder7256]

Dudes, Lex vibing to one of my favorite songs and I am a 52 year old guy absolutely got me!

[@scottvanhille5688]

This whole song sounds like a chant in front of a genie's lamp while sipping on raspberry lemonade.

[@aldolagana7126]

When I was 20 (late 80's) I saw them live upstate NY. Life changing. "Blind Eye See All" DVD and YT clips will show you what a live show was like in the late 80's.

[@nitegoat1369]

The Butthole Surfers have been around since 1981. I bought my first Butthole Surfers record in 1985. This song is from the mid 90s, WAY later in their career. You should start with their first album ‘Pee Pee The Sailor/A Brown Reason To Live’, then go on from there to ‘Psychic … Powerless … Another Man’s Sac’, as well as their EP ‘Cream Corn From The Socket Of Davis’. Other great Butthole Surfers albums are ‘Rembrandt Pussyhorse’, ‘Locust Abortion Technician’, and ‘Hairway To Steven’. They were basically the punk rock Grateful Dead; as they and their fans were heavily into psychedelics. I’ve seen them many times since the 80s, all over the country. They are one of my favorite bands.

[@MS-jc9sy]

The first 18 seconds LOLOLOLOL! I first heard of the Butthole Surfers in high school when I saw a dude wearing their shirt with a clown on it (?? I'm old now...I think thst was it). But that was my first thought...not surfers that are buttholes, but *surfing* buttholes. I was thinking WTF?

[@ajbailey01]

Paul Leary of the Butthole Surfers did produce Sublime's self titled album.

[@nathansumerlin8391]

Haven’t heard this in probably 15 years, thanks

[@billmcmango4229]

"Cake, Sublime, and RHCP mixed together." Flawless description of this song.

[@brendan4859]

Especially considering the guitarist mixed Sublime's self titled album

[@JenniferKirchhoff-d4l]

I used to hang out with these guys at wax tracks in Chicago… Al Jorgensen, in this case, Gibby Hayes… Great dudes

[@VoidR]

Yup they have more songs! One of my favs of all time is "Who was in my Room Last Night" One of the best guitar riffs ever conceived. You just cant play it without donning a proper stink face and rock guitar stance.

[@ianh6845]

Being a 90's kid this song was on rock radio stations a lot when this came out. A strange song from a stranger band.

[@TidePride]

I always thought this song sounded like a song Beck would have done back in the day

[@Moneychris83]

As soon as I saw you guys were doing this one...had to stop everything. I knew this would be a fun reaction.

[@THEslashman]

Gibby Haynes' father was Mr. Peppermint on television in North Texas, decades ago. People used to say he hated his son's music. The truth is, he loved his son and his son's accomplishments.

[@michaelfinley428]

Yeah, they're watching her, She's an absolute GEM!

[@thesilverhawaiian5024]

These guys were noise rock and many legends of the 90s enjoyed em

[@streetrai]

My favorite Surfers song is the improbably titled "I Saw An X Ray Of A Girl Passing Gas"

[@richardgonzales4815]

Gibby , King Coffee, and Mr Leary make Me proud to be a Texan! I was actually at a Butthole Surfers concert in Austin, where a dude jumped up on the stage, grabbed the mic from Gibbys’ hand , and yelled :” MY TONGUE IS A BUTT HOLE SURFER!”

[@svt9800]

Now thats how you start a conversation¡¡¡

[@littlejimmy7402]

I saw the BH Surfers at Lolapalooza a long, long time ago (same show I saw Ice-T and Bodycount). The only thing I really remember is Gibby coming out on stage with a pump shotgun. He started firing it, evidently they were blanks. But yeah, it was pretty crazy.

[@michaelgentile8570]

Lex??!!!??? What did you just say 😳 🤣🤣🤣🤣 woa

[@texthit]

Definitely watch because of both of you. You guys both bring something different and seem genuinely like good people.

[@v3n0mzz]

That was easily the greatest intro! Lex's commentary, Brad's reaction and facial expression... priceless!

[@kellimartin2454]

Y'all are great reactors and look good @ the same time. Seriously.

[@sherrysmith3453]

I loved this song. I have it on one of my playlists now

[@marckusel5602]

Brad is confused while Lex just rocks out. Love you two

[@AustinSkyeWellness]

This song is philosophy on an acid trip. One of my all time faves

[@owlbuquerqueturkey]

Growing up Gen X, we were constantly being told the world was ending. The Cold war was still on, so there was the constant threat of nuclear war. There were environmental crisis's, financial crisis's, and political crisis's. As adults we made nihilistic music.

[@jasonlighton9636]

Dang...that makes a lot of sense. Never thought of it that way.

[@willywonka7812]

Crises. The plural of crisis

[@commanderstarstrider7176]

When lex asked imagine surfing on a butthole I think we are on the same wavelength

[@heazheaz6105]

This is about their experiences on the punk scenes in Texas in the late 80s and early 90s. They were into trippy hip hop style but broke up shortly after this song. They do have an interesting Beck like version of American Woman. They’re something though.

[@twuntskrubba5803]

Dude, I don’t think you know what your talking about. Gibby and Paul are still friends, and could put out a BHS album anytime. They put out a few albums after this.

[@nitegoat1369]

They were NOT a “trippy hip hop style” band; not even close. You don’t know what you’re talking about

[@jerrykeck1494]

It reminds me of BECK, Always loved the hook😈🤘. Lex....I don't even have words😆😅😂🤣

[@timfeeley714-25]

The Annoying Song is one of their best ! The Ollie they referenced is Oliver North.

[@hays9008]

The wonderful Gibby Haynes. They are talking about people from school or they knew. This stuff happened.

[@Vandelay-2000]

Pure 90s Alternative Rock goodness. Check out "Who Was In My Room Last Night" by them.

[@thekragle9102]

Lex has the best comments I've ever heard 😂

[@Acrophobia1981]

I remember in middle school having all these alternative bands written on my jansport backpack,in hindsight having butthole surfers on there might not have been the best idea 😆

[@oldirtydawson]

The outro, and the guitar solo, is the best part of the song. Great track.

[@ShreddFly]

Hey what's up guys! Greetings from South Florida! Way back in the day, I was in a Metal band called Vengenz. And we hung out with this Punk band called The F Boys. Their lead singer got me into this band. This band is just crazy, I love it! You guys rock! God bless you! Peace!

[@mourningwoodward]

The closest song to this (musically) that I can recall from the Butthole Surfers is “The Shame of Life”, though their early material was FAR more bizarre. They started as a kind of psychedelic-noise-punk band, but this song in particular (“Pepper”) marked the beginning of their more generic radio-friendly alternative rock sound. I STRONGLY recommend “Who Was In My Room Last Night?” or even “Cherub” for a taste of the Buttholes at their most certifiably insane. lol

[@KelsaRavenlock]

Cherub or Lady Sniff would make them burn down their house and run away screaming.

[@mourningwoodward]

@@KelsaRavenlock, I’m tempted to tell them to watch the entirety of the ‘Blind Eye Sees All’ video, but there’s no way they’d make it past “The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey’s Grave”. LMFAO

[@KelsaRavenlock]

To be honest I have never actually found a person willing to listen to a whole song by them from the early days, not even the rare Butthole/Beasitie clip from the public access New York music show will get them to try. Well not 100% true as in the 80's and early 90's I knew fans, but after the "Hairway to Steven" album got radio play they fell off the map a bit.

[@mourningwoodward]

@@KelsaRavenlock IIRC, Gibby has his own podcast/radio show in Texas, but idk if the full band still tours.

[@KelsaRavenlock]

@@mourningwoodward I haven't seen them live in decades . My last show was so long ago the Surf Punks and Untouchables were on the same bill.

[@solojohno1]

You're one of my favorite reaction channels -- if not my favorite. (There are a handful of ones I like a lot, but you're the only one I make sure I check out every day. Ha) Either way, for something different and very cool: try the band "Avett Brothers" and, maybe, the following songs: 1. Murder in the City 2. Live and Die 3. Head Full Of Doubt/Road Full Of Promise 4. No Hard Feelings Just some ideas. Something fresh, interesting, and very well-done. Some of the best song-writing around.

[@BKLYN_TZU]

It's songs like this that makes me miss the Early to mid '90s these weird quirky songs that could only exist back then that became hits

[@rolanalberto3064]

I've always hummed/sang that chorus as a kid, it's one of the songs that just has this mesmerizing hook for a chorus--even through Nu-metal era broke out in the late-90s (I was already a freshmen when it started) I still hummed/sang that chorus just because it was so hummable and catchy.

[@robertyrigoyen2510]

They have a great cover of "Hurdy Gurdy Man", originally by Donovan (1968).

[@storiedworlds6261]

It’s interesting to see people try to come to terms with this song, for when it came out, I just accepted it as another cool song. Also, watching your reaction here reminded me of another cool song about death: People Who Died by Jim Carroll Band. I be interested in your reaction to that.

[@VidiotSavante]

People Who Died by The Jim Carroll Band is a great punk song from 1980!

[@cpprcrk1833]

I was just thinking about that song and couldn't remember the artist , thanks !

[@erlstone]

tru...Jim Carroll was a special band... Catholic Boy.. what an album!!!

[@DylanJ138]

And Eddie I miss more than all the others! And I salute you brother!!!

[@jimwiater2867]

A similar song that came out years before was People Who Died by musician, port , wrter Jim Carrol. The movie Basketball Diaries was about his life. Pretty much what the song is about

[@sjfvet519us]

This song is about people they knew who died. The early stuff if even more twisted, i.e. "Bar-B-Pope", "22 Going on 23", etc. The lead singer had another band which featured Johnny Depp on bass( band was called P). They played at The Viper Club the night that River Phoenix died.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

For a more upbeat song about people who died, try “All the People Who Died” by the Jim Carrol Band. That’s the same Jim Carrol that wrote the Basketball Diaries.

[@3DJapan]

Was P friends with The Rentals?

[@cartercarter645]

Very interesting - I did not know that connection - Preeeesh

[@ShaunHensley]

@@MarcosElMalo2 I cannot hear one song without thinking of the other. Both great

[@ticosandoval]

@@MarcosElMalo2 Agreed... was going to say the same thing.

[@jeffreekoch9298]

I was in high school when this came out 😆! Funny alt rock band. Love the '90s.

[@frankgarcia1]

I’ve seen this band around 15 times. This is like a kinda like a G rated song of theirs. They have a ton of albums. They were around for a long time. This was their only hit. Some other recommendations are human cannonball, who was in my room last night, anything from the Hairway to Steven album and Anything from Locust Abortion Technician. Basically they were a punk type band but they used to drive around the country and Eat acid every day and set shit on fire. One year they had a stripper with them on tour that used to take her clothes off and she had these metal teeth. I can’t even get started on the videos they played behind them when they played on stage.

[@jonathanwebb66]

Very jealous, would’ve loved to see them live

[@michaelbuhl4250]

One of my very favorite bands!!! They got their name from a heckle. They used to be called The Hugh Beaumont Experience (named after the actor who played the father on the Leave It To Beaver TV show). They were playing a show and someone called them butthole surfters and they decided that was a much better name.

[@flash218ily]

The visual images Lex plaints of actually surfing a butthole made an awesome segue into the song.....which paints enough strange visual images on its own!

[@Zundfolge]

This is kind of in the same spirit as "People Who Died" by Jim Carroll (the guy "The Basketball Diaries" was about). Its remembering the people he knew that lived hard and died young.

[@rhopsi5620]

The sound/style of this song has always reminded me of Beck's song Loser. Just for fun, you should check out 88 Lines About 44 Women by The Nails.

[@rogeroran2911]

Saw them perform at first Lollapalooza in 91 at World Theater in Illinois. They were great live.

[@palelinda1]

I was at the Kansas City show. It was a shame to have to watch the Surfers @3 in the afternoon though.

[@rogeroran2911]

@@palelinda1 I don’t recall when they went on, but they did a hell of a set. Most acts were great. Only ones I didn’t care for, Rollins Band, definitely didn’t do anything for me. Jane’s Addiction was headliner, and they were ok, but wasn’t special. Everyone else was fantastic.

[@13terapyn]

All their songs are "odd". And fun and awesome! "Pepper" has big time Beck "Loser" vibes

[@djC653]

with some School Of Fish thrown in

[@Elizabeth-yp8re]

@@djC653 love School of Fish!😁

[@djC653]

@@Elizabeth-yp8re their 3 Strange Days has guitar sounds kinda like this song does.

[@13terapyn]

@@djC653 it must bc don't remember this song tho at the same time there's something familiar about it. it's definitely a good song. digging it!

[@carysfaerie]

Also a little of ‘the 3 ep’s’ by the beta band

[@carcarjinks1430]

you can definitely hear the jimi hendrix influence in this

[@artao5]

Awesome, Butthole Surfers!! Welcome to stoner rock. Their music covers a WIDE variety of styles.

[@slayercfv]

Acid Rock with noise … this song remember my teenhood… other strange song of the 90s Hobohumpinslobo babe of The band Whale. Lex enjoy really good the song

[@kevineather3841]

“Who was in my room last night”

[@MrVinyl09]

Bro!! Brad is lucky to have lex! She is awesome!! Love you both!!

[@WolfFX13]

I always considered it as a Tribute to people who they have known who have died. A similar concept would be Jim Carrol's "People Who Died".

[@jimmycranier3668]

With a group name like Butthole Surfers this unusual music sound is not an accident , it's destiny.

[@react2reactions246]

This is why they started using the classification Alternative Rock. Rock music spread in so many different directions, not everything could be put into a box

[@sjeverett75]

There are over 300 subgenres of rock

[@bluecollardave6370]

Who was in My Room Last Night is the song to hear by these guys. Actually almost any song off Independent Worm Solon 🪱

[@MrsFaye]

Love this song! I never thought hard about the lyrics, its always just sounded great lol I recommend Everclear - Wonderful, Father of Mine, I Will Buy You a New Life, Santa Monica

[@langlsd1604]

Father Of Mine is fantastic!

[@RandomFandomDragon]

Yes! Another vote for Father of Mine

[@urizen7613]

Santa Monica!

[@Buses2Bikes]

Thank you for doing this song. One of my favorites from the 90's.