Seether - Broken ft. Amy Lee (REACTION!)

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[@derekolson2864]

Seether has a lot of really good songs. I think their cover of careless whisper is their best song but breakdown and rise above this are great too

[@OleksandrMilkovskyi]

Careless Whisper cover is their top tier song for sure!

[@williamsk001]

I didn't even know they covered Careless Whisper! Just checked it out. It sounds weird to me (as a huge fan of the original), but I would say Seether did a great job on it.

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

Bruised and Bloodied is one of my favs, I had no idea that made it to #1 that's a new song pretty much. They DO NOT make bad songs dude. My buddy and I have an inside joke called "The Seether Line" that's the gold standard for rock music, does it surpass the Seether line? If it does, it's a really good song.

[@2869may]

"The Gift" "Breakdown" "Like Suicide" "Words as Weapons" "Fade Out" "No Jesus Christ" "Nobody Praying For Me" "Weak" "Needles" "Six Gun Quota" "Walk Away From The Sun" "FMLYHM" (Fvck Me Like You Hate Me)

[@cameronkoch482]

He sounds more like the lead from Staind than Creed to me and I loved their shows back then.

[@J_ONeal]

Fun Fact: Shaun Morgan (lead singer) was dating Amy Lee. When they broke up, Amy Lee wrote “Call me When You’re Sober” about Shaun and it became one of Evanescence’s biggest hits.

[@johnlohmeyer8331]

Yeah he wouldn't kick the heroine addiction

[@carrisonvaughn1671]

Wow never knew that thanks!

[@larryjohnson54]

Actually he’s been sober for years now.

[@TimedRevolver]

@@johnlohmeyer8331 If memory serves, he was just going into rehab when that song dropped.

[@its.billy_bitch]

From what I've recently heard Seether's song breakdown is pretty much a response to call me when your sober

[@bratimp31]

i unapologetically LOVE THIS SONG. The orchestra... the build up... the delivery... sorry... Love it..

[@saramichele7366]

One of my all time favorites! Hits me in the feels!

[@MetalMama-Mimi523]

As a huge, long time Seether fan, I absolutely agree with so many here in the comments, PLEASE do not judge Seether based on this one song. They have so many songs that really showcase each members talents.Their live album is excellent as well.

[@jjr9881]

This band has so many hits...Their cover of Careless Whisper was so amazing...!!!!

[@Leo-yn5fx]

I can't even hate people's opinions. It's just amazing to me how some can have the opinion like they do of this SONG! It's one of their mid songs but the song overall is great!!! Mind blowing

[@farrellanne90]

Shawn was a total asshole to a friend of mine back in 2014. Haven’t intentionally listened to them since aside from this song because Amy’s voice is irresistible.

[@paulajean16]

It's not a copy, that's just his voice when he sings I love his voice

[@riffhousestudios96]

Their heavier songs highlight the uniqueness of his voice

[@nc23jordan16]

Yeah you can tell they don’t know music considering they think it sounds alike just because he uses vibrato in a similar way the vocals are completely different

[@force9446]

@@nc23jordan16 you can tell they don't know music by them saying "if youre gonna copy something, copy something that's successful" lmao na just do what you like...

[@squid6108]

Honestly has one of the greatest voices , super underrated

[@mvcj]

this song was overplayed to death, but it's a good one. the chemistry between the lead vocalist and amy is amazing (they were actually a couple for a while so that could've influenced it), and within the context it was at back then, it sure was a cut above most rock songs

[@AhYesIndeedItsFunTime]

it was already a song before they ever dated so the fact that they redid it with her was 100% influenced by her

[@HeavyTopspin]

They were a couple, and then later he served as the inspiration for Evanescence's "Call Me When You're Sober".

[@XxcowardicexX]

As huge Seether fan, true and true. They play this song live and refer to her as that "goth chick" which in dude's defense he never put her down, just one song Breakdown and it was just a reveal not a stab.

[@michaelmignone5869]

The original version is better

[@themac62]

It's a bit premature to call anyone a copy after 1 song, let alone 1 verse. I think you will find that Seether has a much harder sound than Pearl Jam and those mentioned...what Seether is definitely, is Dark as fuck. Don't listen to Seether to cheer yourself up. honestly, if we gotta make comparisons, it would be a band like 3 days grace. The other thing... this song is absolutely moving...as moving as it gets. The two were a couple, so there is a back story. One thing I have always noticed about this song is its superb production quality. It simply sounds amazing... even on a phone as I listened. But getting back to Seether... they had great songs that I predict will begin to flood "classic rock" radio soon.... along with all the other great bands of that era. Listen to these songs, and you will see what I'm saying. Gasoline Fine again Remedy Driven under Rise above this Nobody praying for me The gift

[@senorsavage8702]

No they sound like a bunch of other butt rock bands

[@360.Tapestry]

they still nailed it, tho lmao seether does a lot of things well, but i would never say they're original

[@TheJoshestWhite]

Apt. Apt analysis.

[@jonyoungsr4280]

@lawlesslee1405very few have their “own” sound in world of music. Relax

[@krazzybastard]

Agree 100%. They are much harder and darker.

[@masediggity]

They put out one of the best unplugged/acoustic albums I've ever heard in my life. That albums off limits for me because it just fucks me up. One Cold Night is full of amazing performances. Pick any of em if you are interested in getting in your feels fellas.

[@jusmurkin]

Facts!

[@calvincastillo7287]

One of my favorite albums ever

[@Fixxer315]

I'm not a huge fan of this album, but I do respect their acoustic album, which has an amazing cover of Pearl Jam's Immortality. Plus, this song is great,especially in the duet with Amy Lee.

[@peterhansen7068]

i think calling Seether a carbon copy of Creed or Nickelback is not a fair assessment. Seether made their name in their own right. you must listen to other songs and give it a fair assessment.

[@diegomazzaron9191]

They are more like Nirvana wannabes.

[@joenobody5631]

Amy Lee is such a gem.

[@ryanm776]

Wow it's amazing how much each person can hear music differently> This to me doesn't sound anything like Creed or Nickleback lol

[@alexanderflores4523]

Exactly..creed? Wow

[@ryanm776]

@@alexanderflores4523 I don't mind someone making a comparison, but to say it's ABSOLUTELY the same! Not possible since, as I said we each hear music in our own way!

[@themac62]

Not even close to creed... not even close to Nickelback...

[@shotwell25]

For real. He sounds hardly anything like either of these guys. He's said himself his main inspiration was Kurt cobain. They need to listen to an actual Seether song though, they'll see that he has his own style and can hardly be compared to what they compared him too

[@alexanderflores4523]

@shotwell7847 Cobain is a better comparison as far as his voice but style is is different and I'd go as far to say he has ae lot better voice than Kurt.

[@bigsofty1977]

They have some DARK and heavy songs. Better than Creed and Nickelback..closer to Nirvana or Staind. But they have their own thing.

[@garyburke]

Please dont judge Seether from this song. They are heavy! Seether are one of my favourite bands. They still keep the Grunge alive.

[@Awood2207]

Another song by them that was a song from the movie Daredevil was Hang On...that has to be a very underrated song by them and one that is fairly unknown to the newer generation.

[@zackyoung6504]

I haven’t actively listened to this song in more than a decade at this point, and listening again after so long…it’s an incredible song. As everyone else pointed out, this song was played out within a couple of months of its release. Definitely suffered from “Smells Like Teen Spirit” syndrome.

[@wvusmc]

"Words as Weapons" was definitely highly influenced by Tears for Fears "Mad World" , but its probably their best ballad type track.

[@PrestigeWW1025]

Their voices together is special

[@williamsk001]

They do sound a lot like the other post-grunge acts, but they do it really well. Any other hit songs of theirs would be great for you to listen to if you liked this one. Remedy, Fake It, Country Song, Let You Down... Any of them.

[@marvelmaniac88]

I would actually recommend their cover of Careless Whisper as their best. Remedy is good too.

[@BigMikeDaGr8]

Highly recommend you check out Driven Under by Seether... Boy, I was in a dark place when first heard that song, and it was on repeat for like 3 months 😂.

[@CodyStClair-hq7oz]

They have a lot of great songs and they're killer live. This song lost its appeal cause it was so overplayed lol

[@PhotonBread]

Seether and Shinedown are hands down the best live bands I have ever heard

[@allaboutsyn]

I so agree with this statement and would even go as far as to say that this is a starter song to introduce the band to someone, once the training wheels come off....... They rock!!!! 🤘🤠🤘

[@claytondennis8034]

Shinedown is good, but they're not the best. They're about the same live as Three Days Grace, and Staind. The best concert I've been to is Tool. Sound, light show, and atmosphere is hard to beat. NIN is also amazing live.

[@allaboutsyn]

@@claytondennis8034 Old 3DG is good....... Not so much now! Staind sound amazing live. And you right, Trent live is absolutely beautiful!!!!

[@PhotonBread]

@@claytondennis8034 i guess what I was referring to was specifically music quality live. Tool is amazing live but the music suffers a bit tbh. Shinedown had the single greatest vocal quality I’ve ever heard live. And Seether sounded pristine. Atmosphere wise I’d say Tool is up there but I’ll never forget Roger Waters/Pink Floyd. Unbelievably unique concert. AC/DC was also an epic experience I’ll never forget

[@solJRB44]

Fine Again and their cover of Careless Whisper is a must listen, they have a lotta great songs👍🏽

[@johnwatson622]

Yeah, on this song I hear it. But, I'm not even a huge Seether fan and Shaun Morgan is NOT a copy cat. He is a very distinct voice if you listen to other stuff. He has a lower voice but without that slurring mumbly " Eddie Vedder" sound. And just FYI, the song is actually not about a girl he lost or a record company supplied hit. In an interview, Shaun said it is about his brother who committed suicide. He said he was talking to him one minute, walked in the other room and came back to find his brother had jumped out a window to his death. Again, I don't listen to Seether that often but they are kind of their own band. Yes, his voice is similar in this song, but they would have been the same if Creed and Pearl Jam never existed.

[@barryvercueil2346]

Definitely explore more Seether. Good song. But they have plenty more to enjoy. Cheers.

[@biganttony6786]

you guys should do more Seether, I think you will love them. This is the most mainstream song they have. Which was over played, but for a good reason.

[@GMWhiting]

They never copied anyone, y'all missed it on that. They were around before most of that other stuff you guys are taking about, y'all need to do your research

[@jables1122]

You will never understand what this song meant to people between the ages of 25-35

[@0IAmBrena0APC]

Also, What This band meant meant to us

[@user-so9xk4sf9m]

"Gasoline" is a solid representation of this band. Heavy riffs & vocals. Please give Clutch another go! "Electric worry" will put you in right direction. Early Clutch 😮 decades ahead of everything. Love ya guys!!

[@riffhousestudios96]

Love heavy Seether

[@ralphdougherty1844]

Nosferatu Madre is a great Clutch song as well

[@floydstephens9349]

Gasoline is seether at it's best

[@mikecreger9702]

He doesnt sound like this on all their songs. Its just the feel of this one. Fake it. ROCKS!

[@vernonswart7165]

If you knew the vocalist, you would know he isnt trying to copy anyone. Thats his voice. I think some comments saying "carbon copy" is unfair. Go listen to more music of theirs. IF you want to say carbon copy then all rap artists and hip hop should fall into the same thing. These guys write great melodies and hook and have some fantastic groove in a lot of their songs. Also if you want a hard hitting south african band, PLEASE GO CHECK OUT PESTROY!!!!!!!

[@BrandonDejon]

Fine Again is my personal favorite of there’s. 🙌🏾

[@Fifthfloorwankr]

Fine Again is a great one.

[@alexanderflores4523]

Most every band has to have a ballad. This is a great song but yall should check out FAKE IT by Seether. It rocks. Or remedy...or gasoline..you will change your mind's about being a clone.. I really took offense for yall calling em a Creed clone. I like creed but naaa.. come on man....lol

[@PeteDHeat]

Careless Whisper, Fine Again, Remedy, The Gift, Driven Under!

[@battleaxeofdoom]

Keeping the streak alive of new bands and wrong songs lol

[@Fifthfloorwankr]

hahaha 😅

[@jossernator]

Facts hahah

[@shotwell25]

Dude for real. Nearly *every* other Seether song would've been a better choice. Idk why they keep making this mistake.

[@EMENHD]

What’s baffling is that when they pick a bands most popular song it’s the wrong choice but when they pick a random one (Steel Panther comes to mind) it’s the wrong choice too

[@kristinewhitfield4110]

I love Seether. Please give some of his other stuff a try. The lead is very talented.

[@kevinehle6637]

Queen Amy back on the channel!! Loving it!

[@garrettshirley3823]

This is probably the worst reaction video I have seen you two put up. The rest of Seether's songs are nothing like this... and this duet came about when the lead singer for Seether and Amy Lee were seeing each other. He had massive addiction problems and that is ultimately why the relationship failed. Her next album shortly after this touches base on his inability to stay sober and the end of their relationship. Having heard nothing from Seether I guess I can understand how you would think their success was found on copying other people, but I would strongly disagree with you. I have a feeling this reaction won't go over very well over time.

[@themac62]

My exact sentiments

[@Dragonqueen25]

One of my favorite songs. Amy Lee's verse is the best part. ❤

[@sinistrdairy2971]

This is one of my favorite songs by them. I think that his voice is pretty harsh and unique. I think they have a lot of really good songs and their cover of Careless Whisper is phenomenal .

[@fsKronos]

Fine Again is definitely my fab Seether song, but overall their entire discography is really solid

[@jamielunsford1]

Seether is one of my favorite bands, and I personally believe they are highly underrated. I don't consider them metal, but hard rock. They have a ton of bangers out there, and their acoustic versions are fire!

[@raep9550]

Suggested songs: Gasoline, Haang on, Six Gun Quota, No Jesus Christ, Weak.

[@johndespain4620]

Seethers entire catalog rocks, They are a very good band!

[@philkrugel1452]

Nobody is a bigger Pearl Jam fan than me, but I don't think Shaun Morgan is a copy of Eddie. Seether has their own unique sound that you'll hear on some of their harder rock songs.

[@ColbyARussell]

Shaun Morgan is aping Kurt. Kind of weird that of all those mentioned, that's the one not mentioned. Kurt and Eddie don't sound much alike, and Chris Cornell is different entirely. The idea that this sound is an example a clear carbon copy of Eddie is pretty weird. I've found that most people who talk about the way Eddie sings don't really seem to be very familiar with how Eddie sings.

[@orbitaljunkie]

The early 00's had a dozen bands that sounded exactly like this. I honestly can't tell these guys apart from Chevelle, Default, Fuel, Cold, Puddle of Mudd, etc.

[@davidcla2457]

This dude and pudpdle of mudd soind like kutt cpbain lol

[@atvena]

Lifehouse Default Staind Cold

[@Joe45-91]

The list can go on and on. A lot of those bands were some of the first music I listened to as a kid. Now I treat it like 80s pop. It's fun and nostalgic but so much of it was corporate trash 😂

[@therealexpletive]

chevelle? really? u wot m8?

[@jimmydean7219]

I mean, no offense, but that sounds like a you problem. I can see the similarities, sure, but I could easily tell each of those groups from one another. Just like I could tell Led Zeppelin from Deep Purple from Black Sabbath etc.. or AC/DC from ZZ Top. You get similarities in the same era of music, sure, but you can’t really see that their carbon copies.

[@P.Aseven]

I grew up listening to this band even though they've been going a couple of years, imagine my surprise when I found out they were south african. Couldn't believe it. Always thought no one even new about our little corner on earth, and here is a band making a big names overseas.

[@clos49er05]

Can't believe this is the first song suggested from this band. 👀

[@BlueprintBD]

This song has always been the ultimate guilty-pleasure. I'm not a huge fan of Seether or Amy Lee (though they both have mad talent; they're simply not my thing), but damn this song is good. I'm glad you guys enjoyed this one. Amy Lee has a whole plethora of songs for you guys to dive into, should you happen to revisit this sound. I'm not quite as sure about Seether, though they definitely are among the better of the 'butt-rock' bands. I'm a big fan of their song "Remedy," for example (Though it is repetitive). I still think Scar Symmetry is right up your guys' alley. "Holographic Universe" has everything you guys would like. Hell, just melo-death, in general, is something you guys outta check out.

[@Joe45-91]

​@@Dragonqueen25You can like it (I do) but recognize that this is about as safe a hard rock( or whatever you want to call it) song of it's time gets. It's very basic not only in structure, lyrics but also musical skill or complexity. It's as much a guilty pleasure as liking Rockstar or Photograph.

[@FranciscoRodriguez-lp6zg]

"Fine Again" and "Rise Above This" were two of their biggest hits. Not a bad band for the early 2000's.

[@christrue6039]

I still love Seether's Words as Weapons...

[@SoMixedUp]

Seether are a really dope band. Their first 2 albums, “Diaclaimer” and “Karma and Effect” are phenomenal

[@matthewpruitt8137]

They didn’t copy anyone, y’all just started off on a slow song. Y’all should listen to Seether- Remedy!!!!! 👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@whoucisme]

Nickelback is underrated....out of every 10 critics of Nickelback, 9 had their cd's and 8 had concert tix. Amy Lee could sing the phone book with her amazing voice

[@Joe45-91]

Guess I'm the 1 or 2 in your scenario. The problem with labeling them underrated is ignoring that a ton of people have heard their songs and decided "Nah, I'm good." Whereas most bands that are truly underrated never have had the kind of exposure or audience Nickelback did in the 2000s

[@mylonevibe]

@@Joe45-91agreed. if you were nonstop on the radio everywhere and people feel you’re not getting enough credit, you are not underrated😂

[@samuelsnider7651]

One Cold Night is one of the best acoustical concerts I’ve heard . They also have a lot of killer songs on the first couple of cd’s that are not on the radio”Burrito Really an underrated band

[@yasserjamilq8]

Carless Whisperer by Seether is a great cover! Probably the best I've heard.

[@kirkmcmahon8506]

This is my first video I've seen of your guys and shout out to MrLBoyd, Brad and Lex and CartierFamily for leading teh way and allowing you guys to copy, I mean follow! LOL

[@deborahhodges342]

354 million cant be wrong. Incredible song.

[@taniele84]

Seether is South African ? Holy sht. Never knew that. Saw them in concert opening for audioslave. Awesome friggin band.

[@OrlandoWatson-po3jk]

" I can't tell if this is Creed or my man Eddie Vedder LOL !😂😂😂😂

[@Ciriousglitch]

He's got a lot different sounding songs. He's a great singer

[@ryandean8463]

Seether goes hard. You absolutely need to give them another reaction (Dangerous, Remedy, Bruised and Bloodied)

[@derrickc6125]

I dunno he has a pretty unique voice to me. The way he sings is similar to Kurt Cobain. I think you should give them another chance in a heavier song.

[@scroopynoopers248]

Seether’s first album was awesome.

[@foREVerse7en77]

The song Needles off of this same album is a banger, y'all would definitely enjoy it

[@79poboy]

Seether has SO many great songs … Gasoline, Rise Above This, Fur Cue, Country Song…. The list goes on and on and on ! Plz react to more Seether 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ChaosBleeds911]

FYI the Seether singer and Amy Lee dated. Apparently they split because of his alcohol problem and she wrote the song "Call Me When You're Sober" about him

[@MetallIstKrieg]

And he wrote “Fake it” about her lol

[@scottferry2625]

Please give "Driven Under" by Seether a listen. Really good song!!

[@raytull3922]

The greatest Seether song ever is "No Jesus Christ" IMHO. "The Gift" live acoustic is amazing too. Their cover of "Careless Whisper" is one of the best covers ever.

[@orvath5562]

If Seether copied anyone it would be Nirvana. Early Seether (Saron Gas was their original band name) is very reminiscent of Kurt Cobain vocally. But this song is their big commercial hit. A lot of people in the comments are recommending their cover of Careless Whisper but it's just as overplayed as Broken. For some good Seether songs I'd recommend No Jesus Christ, 69 Tea, Fade Away, Eyes of the Devil, Needles, Driven Under... But if you go with their hits I would say Gasoline, Fake It, Remedy, Fine Again, Nobody Praying For Me would all be alright.

[@MetallIstKrieg]

I agree that Seether has a strong Nirvana influence in their music… btw I have the South African 1st press of that Saron Gas CD in my collection 😎

[@mozeyad4573]

‘03, ,04 Shaun (lead singer of Seether) used to sing like that in studio versions, but after the second album his voice was raspy, heavy and unique. check out Fine Again, Remedy and Fake It or any song from their acoustic album.

[@jmdwinter]

This is a bad introductory song to Seether as it is mostly known for Amy Lee. And it is a retool of an album filler on Disclaimer. Seether is arguably the best 'Nirvana clone' and Shaun Morgan openly admits to emulating their sound.

[@joeg1709]

This is one of those that radio played to death and turned a lot of people off, but it's a legit great song and Amy Lee is the star on anything she's on.

[@n00bicle]

Lead singer of Seether and Amy Lee dated for a bit. Then they did songs about each other after the break up, I believe Seether's was "Fake It" and Evanescence's was "Call Me When You're Sober"

[@MetallIstKrieg]

I was gonna comment the same… LiV should do both songs to chronicle the music history of Shaun and Amy’s post-relationship dedications lol

[@kingaxxidnt2484]

BRO HOW I MISS THIS REACTION i love seether NOTHING BUT BANGERS 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@acmalms0222]

I think y'all need to understand the difference between copying and being influenced by. This guy has been influenced by, but is not copying a particular style of singing. An example of copying would be Puddle of Mud, did their best to duplicate Eddie Vedder's style of singing. Many singers did, which is where this sound originated from not Scott Stapp from Creed who was also influenced by Vedder.

[@dayne-o-mitepodcast]

Thrilled to see you guys do Seether. A top 5 favorite band of mine.

[@benhove6542]

Just do a Seether month. So many amazing songs.

[@Justin-zz2kz]

Kind of disrespectful to say they copy. These dudes are very unique. Check out others by them

[@crisceewillcutt7296]

Please react to other Seether songs. No way they are copying those other bands. You'll see.

[@markweymouth6368]

Seether is an amazing band he's not trying to copy anyone your voice is your voice this particular song is on the slower side they have a lot of heavier stuff you should check out haters just like to talk s*** good music is good music

[@GrayCities]

I think it's hard to judge a particular band or vocalist based on one song. Seether arrived at the success they got to because over time, they developed a really unique style that was "just" close enough to grunge to catch a lot of the 90s grunge/alternative fans, but they also dipped their toes into the Nu-Metal genre when it was popping off. And the more songs you hear of theirs, Shaun Welgemoed's vocal style becomes extremely recognizable even among other bands that sound like Seether. Karma and Effect was a fantastic album. "The Gift" and "Remedy" are classics.

[@limp9]

Maybe there is a reason why Creed and Nickelback are on most hated bands lists and Seether is not🤔.. Seether is still relevant today and they have helped me through many tough times. They deserve a revisit👍

[@jeffpolk4800]

You guys need to do Halestorm! Lizzy Hale has a phenomenal voice!!! I am the fire is a great one to start with

[@BROU-bb2uc]

Love the misery.

[@scottferry2625]

Amy Lee and the singer from Seether were a couple for a while. Seether has some great rocking songs. Please dive into them more.

[@nathanchaffin6380]

Suggestions for Seether; 'Disseased', 'Pig', 'Breakdown', 'No Jesus Christ', 'Fur Cue', 'Hang On', 'Sold Me' are all great choices and if you want something to make comparisons with, Shawn Morgan's voice is great for covers. Check out there acoustic cover of 'Change' by the deftones. INCREDIBLE

[@robhos6891]

I love the music, singing, and lyrics of this song. Especially, when going through a heartbreak 💔

[@Blackmjc]

Amy Lee and Sean Morgan (Seethers singer) were in a relationship at this time. They broke up because of his alcoholism and she wrote Call Me When You're Sober about him, which is also an amazing song. They both are great. I like several songs from Seether, they had a lot of radio play over the 2000s and love all of Evanescence and Amy since they came out. Both bands are still going strong.

[@jeffreylott-nv6hc]

Amy Lee can do no wrong in my ears... Everessence is a force to be reckoned with (I'm a hardcore 66 year old boom bap brother)

[@joshuastrosnider3440]

Seether rise above this, fine again are good songs to react to

[@joshuastrosnider3440]

I would not say it's a copy after just one song, they have several songs that sound different from one another which I think make them a great band

[@wadesams194]

If y'all want a complete 180 of this band you guys should listen to Because of Me or Pig

[@TechNIXian816]

Seether is Seether, they aren't copying anyone, influenced, sure, but you can't gauge a bands sound off of one song that unbeknownst to you is out of their normal sound.

[@Squeeze718]

I always remember them for their awesome metal Careless Whisper cover.

[@stephenzepp6536]

I get why, but unfortunately you guys were laughing and distracted during some of the most amazing harmonies.

[@SupraViperhead]

You picked one of their most radio-friendly hits. Nickelback wouldn’t have been a band that paved the way for Seether as they both broke through in the same year. “Broken” was originally released in 2002 (three years before Nickelback’s “Photograph”, but two years after Creed’s “Arms Wise Open”. “No Jesus Christ” is one of my favorites from them.

[@Baxteen1]

Had fun drinking with them at their farewell show before they changed their name to seether.

[@roquero03]

SEETHER IS AN AWESOME BAND.. THEY CHECK OFF ALOT OF THINGS YOU GUYS LIKE IN A BAND. LOTS OF SONGS YOU'LL ENJOY.. MY FAVORITES WOULD HAVE TO BE "The Gift" "Rise above this" "Tonight" "Driven Under" "Breakdown" "Fine Again" DEFINITLY CHECK THEM OUT..

[@neekieeee]

I clicked this thinking that there was NO WAY yall haven't heard this song before so..... let's see....

[@dancemachine1919]

The complaint about sounding alike cracks me up as I sure did include them on my Men Who Sound Alike station on Pandora proudly. It goes from Pearl Jam to Lifehouse to Seether to Daughtry and on and on. The lead singers of all these groups are reminiscent of each other so it's hilarious to hear them back to back but yes, I still hear the unique features of their voices song to song

[@raep9550]

I love this band. Everything song is so good.

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one of my all time favorite songs. Amy Lee has the best voice EVERRRRR. - Seether's singer was def a copy of Kurt Cobain (Nirvana), BUT they are a great band nonetheless