Gwar "Carry On My Wayward Son" (Reaction) - Paul And Tim Do A Thing

[@brittonvol]

I couldn't agree with you more at 2:45. There is no show that will be as fun as a gwar show. Absolute insanity! Love it

[@PaulAndTimDoAThing]

I can only imagine lol

[@jasonmarquis7586]

Being able to see GWAR live, two or three times a year was the best part of being an 80s teen.

[@gregkral4467]

their talk show interviews were so much fun too.....

[@gregkral4467]

I always liked slaughterama and horror of yig, oh and maggots..... that whole album scumdogs of the universe.

[@DaniBlazin]

Got to see them live in Winnipeg before Oderus passed 🤘 Best. Show. Ever.

[@dantoth3199]

Yes, good ole Richmond, VA, yes they did make the costumes all them selves. This is a great version. The Joan interview is amazing as is the Jerry!

[@pappajudas9267]

This was great do. Gor gor

[@JohnHill-bn5kn]

GWAR in concert is legendary!!!! I had seen them 5 times in the 80s and 90s

[@BiggDaddyCJ]

RIP Dave

[@mikelois5297]

Gwar is good ol fashion family fun

[@gregkral4467]

I miss old GWAR..... New GWAR just aint good enough, RIP Oderous.

[@mikelois5297]

That was honestly.... a really fun reaction to watch from a bnd I love

[@countlordshaun1331]

You two are adorable! I loved this reaction. Please do the Gwar Joan Rivers show (if you haven't already).

[@PaulAndTimDoAThing]

Thank you! And if Tim has his way, we'll get to it.

[@sprinklesthedrummer9731]

Go Flyers!

[@ChrisB-xm3mg]

You will never have more fun in your life than that Aguirre show trust me. And if you’re doing cover songs, you should check out their version of Westin girls it’s classic. As far as original stuff may as well just throw them in the deep end, and give them the Suleiman Iser. Lol.

[@bayareathrasher666]

RIP Dave and Corey, you are missed here in the Bay Area

[@friki-tiki]

The Road Behind or Sick of You

[@drfisto8212]

Surf of syn please and thank you.

[@jeffreyhobbs5225]

Loved Gwar since before Beavis and stuff

[@AngelofSunday]

Gwart reaction.

[@dallasrobertson1254]

Boom ! I’m the first one. Buttyeah thisshit rocks fuckin A

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

Trust him, you do want to go to a GWAR show!!! Although, I haven't seen them perform with the new singer, so I can't speak to that, but I'm sure they still manage to put on one hell of a show. My first GWAR show was in Chicago while I was in college, and I rode the L back to campus by myself, through the projects, covered in blood, slime, cum, and who knows what else. An older gentleman eventually would ask me where I was going looking like that, I informed him I was actually returning from my going, unless you want to look at this as returning home, back to campus, but I was just heading home from attending a concert. He paused momentarily, and then presented a follow up question, "You guys do dis at every show???" You want to go to a GWAR concert, even if you don't think you can appreciate their music, go for the show they put on, go for the experience, go to say that you went. Stop living in self-constructed, self-damaging bubble, and get out there and live a little, it's not as if someone is asking you to shoot smack. We have nothing to fear, but fear itself. Start saying 'YES' to life, and discovering all it has to offer, because as another song of some weird, scary band taught me: The funny thing about regret is that it's better to regret something you have done, than to regret something you haven't done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqjOn3mApc-fb8k

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

One band I turn to whenever I need a chuckle and a smile, is a band that I doubt either of you two have heard. It is somewhat of an acquired taste, but their music grows more hilarious with every listen. The band is called Killdozer, and normally I would also recommend some songs to give a listen to, and likely drop one or two links to their videos right here in this comment, but this is the first video I have seen on this channel, so I know practically nothing about you guys, so I would not know which songs to recommend. If you're curious enough to check them out, then it will be your choice, and/or up to the universe, depending on your perspective of life. Regardless, if you search for their songs on YT, you will want to search for "Killdozer band". Otherwise, you will get a bunch of results for the Killdozer incident in Colorado in 2004, but take note that Killdozer did not acquire their name from that incident, for they were formed in 1983 in Madison, Wisconsin. They actually took their name from the 1974 TV movie, directed by Jerry London, itself based on a Theodore Sturgeon short story. They released their first album, "Intellectuals are the Shoeshine Boys of the Ruling Elite", in 1983. They would eventually split up in 1996. Their farewell tour was officially titled "F[_]ck You, We Quit!" From Wikipedia: "Killdozer was notable for its slow, grinding song structures and blackly humorous lyrics, growled ominously by singer/guitarist Michael Gerald at the top of his lungs. Many of their songs were disturbing narratives of small-town life gone awry, and later had a jaded, left-wing political perspective. Killdozer is regarded by many to have helped set the foundation for grunge music, despite that genre's association with the city of Seattle." "The band also became famous for its cover songs, an example being Don McLean's "American Pie". A version exists on their 1989 all-covers album "For Ladies Only". Gerald also did a cover of Jessi Colter's "I'm Not Lisa" for the band's 1986 EP "Burl", dedicated "in loving memory of" the then-living Burl Ives. The EP in its entirety can be found on the CD version of their 1994 album "Uncompromising War on Art Under the Dictatorship of the Proletariat."

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

You should have reacted to the slightly longer version where they include a little Q&A prior to the performance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnvdlpaBqtKonK8