My first LESS THAN JAKE Analysis! Bass Teacher REACTS to "The Science of Selling Yourself Short"

[@guillaumeaudet3139]

Their album ''Hello Rockview'' is a MASTERPIECE!

[@gregc6072]

….. they just finished up the US tour of that album😊

[@maddiejordan7418]

​@@gregc6072saw them twice on that tour. So good!!

[@SkySplitterInk]

@@gregc6072 Wish I went but I went to the original tour and it was my first big show!

[@christopherkimber7679]

Absolutely! Never hear that album given the credit it deserves. “All my best friends are metalheads” was the first song I ever heard from them, and I bought the album that day. Been hooked since. “Losing streak” is up there with rockview too. Those two and “anthem” are amongst the few albums I can listen front to back on repeat for months at a time. Love these guys.

[@shlomogoldstein3373]

I had a ticket but couldn't make it. I'm so bummed

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I just saw them live recently and the horn section is absolutely there with them. Chris often says that people in the record business have told him to ditch the horns and they'd be a commercial success, and Chris has always said no. It's a very important part of the band's sound and feel. Gotta respect that.

[@41nickdawg]

How TF do you to tell a SKA band to ditch the horns?

[@Bonsaipop]

@@41nickdawgthe music industry is about conforming and making money, they don’t care if you’re a ska band. LTJ has been independent for decades at this point though, I believe this album was when they were at their peak and record execs were trying to push them into mainstream radio play in the future

[@41nickdawg]

@@Bonsaipop ohh I know.. I've been there. It's just mind boggling. A lot of bands I listened to in the 90's changed their sound, some a few times, and went a little more "mainstream", and it makes me sad. But... I do understand that they make the decision for themselves and that's completely okay. Doesn't negate the fact that they're talented musicians.

[@earl_raymond]

they did once when they recorded the MTV version of "she's gonna break soon." so, they did ONCE at least.

[@zacatkinson3926]

Horns make them popular people liek reggae and ska

[@davidst.choochoo]

Roger Lima is also the lead singer/ rhythm guitar in the band Rehasher

[@Karaoke_em_HD]

thats gold, didnt know bout that. didn't know either that he's brazilian

[@mykenadeau6763]

Also Greenhorn.

[@666evollove]

Such a good band. ❤❤❤

[@THE_PappaDukes]

Literally came here to say this. Rehasher is amazing and so is Lima!

[@padenj420]

Dude! I bet he would love Rehasher. Especially the song Everybody Hates Their Job.

[@Beaufortlawrence]

Your immediate key and note recognition is freakin impressive man.

[@BikesAndBatallas]

"The happier edge of the music is kind of a misdirection.... it's kind of like: you got this" And this approach gets everyone singing along, so it's this empowering moment where we're all smiling as we belt out "I'll siiiing along..." None of us is alone although it might seem it. But not when we're singing along to this.

[@Bonsaipop]

I’ve been playing bass and singing for 22 years and this song is STILL one of the hardest because of the groove, especially the bridge. You want to match the groove with your voice and consonants but it’s all off and throws you off key. Meanwhile I’ve seen Rodger doing it drunk af perfectly lol Also, ska in particular is the happiest sounding music made by the most miserable people. Reel big fish calls it “candy coated fury” Don’t listen to the album titled that though, it’s pretty bad. RBF’s first three studio releases are solid ska gold though.

[@dustinfreeman9397]

Another great reaction and breakdown. The thing you will find in a lot of ska-punk is that contrast between the subject matter in the lyrics and the music surrounding it. It is a big reason this genre has stuck with me for so long, sometimes you want to acknowledge and feel the anger, or sadness, or whatever dark emotion the lyrics bring you, but want to have that positive and upbeat music that keeps you moving forward. Keep up the great work and I look forward to taking this ride with you through punk rock discovery!

[@reighnerboo]

Roger sings lead vocals on "All My Best Friends Are Metalheads" allll while playing those insane bass riffs.

[@paydrough]

“The backstory isn’t that crazy or cool” he says. Goes on to tell one of the coolest backstories for ska or punk I’ve ever heard.

[@saint_double_k]

This song is AMAZING live. One of the first bass songs I learned and I STILL play it. LTJ is my all time favorite, and I don't see anyone taking that spot from them. And hearing you mention them in the first video I watched was how I knew this channel and I were gonna get along really well.

[@negcreep80]

If you're into podcasts and you like LTJ, you might check out Chris's podcast "Chris Demakes a Podcast" (also a good reminder on how to pronounce his last name), where he does an in-depth dive into one song with the songwriter or musician...a lot of punk and ska tracks, but also includes stuff from variety of genres. I feel like you might appreciate his approach to the craft of songwriting, vocals, productions, etc. Cheers.

[@Hey-Its-Dingo]

Yeah, it's a great podcast. Some of the guests actually taught me something I never knew before about songs I've probably listened to a million times a day back in college.

[@raymondporreca8797]

If you want two vocalists singing together, check out The Lawrence Arms. "Are You There Margaret, Its Me God" or "Recovering the Opposable Thumb"

[@sonancejasper]

Or just all of Oh, Calcutta! The best.

[@lostmotel6156]

Another great one Mark! Appreciate you pointing out the dichotomy between punk music and lyrics. My big initial draw to the scene was the energy, but also that it made me feel not alone in my thoughts/fears/hopes, etc. Like I’d finally found “my people”. Punks wear their hearts on their sleeves and to me this makes them some of the most introspective and relatable lyricists out there.

[@MyNamelsBlue]

There's also more horns in the album version too, the record label removed them for the single

[@mikekristin7201]

I always wondered about that

[@ceejluige4816]

I was gonna say the bridge in this version sounded empty. I swore there horns in it but I couldn't figure out why they weren't there.

[@reudevad]

they did the same thing on "She's Gonna Break Soon" - really takes away from their real sound

[@rayholguin]

​@@ceejluige4816 right? The sax playing along in the bridge is so good!

[@blackbeard82]

I listened to this video with one headphone in and thought the sax must have been in the other audio channel 😂

[@michaellupu2080]

Less Than Jake are a staple of my teenagehood, especially Losing Streak, Hello Rockwiew and Borders and Bounderies. They are the masters of the "I hate the place I'm from and I can't wait to move but I could never do that and I'll always remain the way I am right now" micro-genre of punk rock songs. Once I moved out of town and went to uni abroad I kind of stopped listening to them; those songs I mentioned above got old and I felt they released too many of them, many in the album you showcased, including this song. When I came back home from Uni, their song "Scott Farkas take it...", which is one of the best example of that micro-genre of punk songs, really came back to live for me. As far as bass playing, a track that always puzzled me was "krazy glue" from Losing Streak.

[@django9713]

Scott Farcas takes it on the chin is the shit. Perfect parallel of me with their music I went to uni stopped listening to them moved back home and the lyrics to that song resonated with me so much. So reminiscent watching these videos and gives me such a deeper appreciation for them. Roger is a legend, awesome bass player and kick ass singer

[@OhHeyFergy]

Great choice and breakdown of the song. This is one of my all-time favorites, and as others have said it's really amazing live.

[@andrewxhodder]

Just an interesting tidbit, the drummer, Vinnie, wrote all the lyrics to their tunes.

[@chops5996]

Great breakdown. Always hated that the video version they took out the horns during Chris’s vocal part. It’s so much better with the horns there.

[@jonathanbarb5516]

Man, I'm glad you did this. I grew up with LTJ but I kinda stopped listening to them after 2001 (at least nothing new), so I hadn't heard this song before today either and it reminds me how much I used to LOVE this band!

[@WindsweptWheelers]

Joe Keller of The Ergs! The song Every Romance Language is a great display of his talent.

[@definitelynotjasonbateman2567]

The gin blossoms played a street fair in my hometown last year. Right before they played, "Hey, jealousy," they said it was an Ergs cover lol! Pretty rad🤙🏼

[@jasonmoriparty]

DEFINITELY. anything off of Dork Rock Cork Rod honestly

[@Thesean366]

I’ll lose my shit if he checks out an Ergs track (in a good way)

[@punkish_dad]

Saves The Day also does a great job of juxtaposing happy sounding music with morose lyrics. They have some tasty bass licks too, would be fun to hear you react to At Your Funeral if you haven’t already.

[@JohnGenoese]

“This song is really poppy… but is he singing about nailing someone to a cross and drinking their blood?”

[@vwharman]

I’ve always thought LTJ uses space as well or better than any band from their scene. Glad to hear you mention the rests in Roger’s playing. Another awesome video and breakdown.

[@chrissalgado3650]

This song is awesome! i remember when i heard this for the first time, it makes me go to grab my bass and learn it right away! great video Mark

[@gabrielsj]

You nailed it! And damn I miss their shows... Aa, Roger Lima is from Brasil 🇧🇷

[@dylanhaddock1394]

Seeing this one live in person is really awesome. Dude kills it!

[@Eldoraan]

"Plastic Cup Politics" is the craziest song to see Roger both sing and play simultaneously. He's from another world.

[@bscjake]

saw them twice in college.. so much fun. Glad to see someone reacting to them. Your comment about sad lyrics to upbeat music reminds me of what a bluegrass band said at a show I was at. Feeling good about feeling bad

[@whataday13]

So happy to see this one! love classic Less than Jake!!! Gainesville rock city is a great song also from them and of coarse all my friends are metalheads like you mentioned. Coheed next(wink. wink.)! did you see the new drumeo video with Josh Eppard? the crowing ftw!🔥Keep up the great videos!

[@brandonyoung3637]

Street Sk8r is exactly how I found out about Less than Jake and punk/ska in general! Literally exact same story, I used to put it in my Walkman and years later, after becoming a less than jake fan independently, found out it was them. Blew my mind

[@slackalmighty3598]

LTJ is amazing live, a must see if they are ever in your town, such a fun show. Great reaction and analysis. Love the content.

[@MadsKindbergNielsen]

YES!!! YEEEESS!!! You MUST check out more of LTJ!! Try their album Borders and Boundaries. That’s a classic. Thanks so much!! I’m a happy Patreon supporting your journey.

[@Jettonx]

I remember this song being on KerrangTV loads along with rest of my life, then two songs and all my friends were the only less than Jake songs I knew for years. Great to see this broken down brother! Keep rocking

[@idontneedid]

Goddammit I love this band, this song and your analysis. Thank you, once more.

[@minimaher82]

I find it really intersting how you see the dissonence between the style and subject matter. As someone who has struggled with depression and anxiety my whole life, I'd say it speaks more to the masking we do, hiding the struggle and difficulties behind an upbeat front, pretending nothing is wrong when in fact we're at breaking point, rather than a silver lining.

[@njp2k914]

I met Roger earlier this year on their tour with Bowling for Soup. What a lovely guy and a brilliant bassist!

[@byronromig1]

roger has great vocals and always great bass lines!

[@chezlafamilia]

Great comment about the subject matter vs. the upbeat tone of the song. That seems to be common in a lot of punk rock songs

[@Hannuraina]

yesss! channel has been killing it!

[@NamesForDogs]

You have no idea how long I've been waiting for you to get the contrast between the lyrics and (surface-level) chord progressions. Like your video on Reel Big Fish - Beer. At one point, you stated that something was a major chord (progression), because, while it sounded minor, the music was so happy and upbeat. I've been suggesting The Science of Selling Yourself Short for ages just because it makes that contrast impossible to ignore.

[@mikebrown41182]

Growing up on punk rock since 1994, this is so fun, to see musicians just going into genres they never been, ska punk really elevated with LTJ & Goldfinger. Roger Lima is very skilled and the anthemic punk vibes is rock solid.

[@BariLax]

Gonna win a lot of fans over to the channel with this one

[@CordellWoodworks]

I would love to see you venture into punk-adjacent genres like Emo and Post-hardcore. One of my favorite bassist is Eben D'amico who was Saves the Day's bassist in the middle years. Some of my favorite bass lines would be You Vandal, Should to the Wheel, My Sweet Fracture (from Through Being Cool), At Your Funeral, Jukebox Breakdown, Freakish (from Stay What You Are), In Reverie (from In Reverie). He was eventually replaced with Manuel Carrero from Glassjaw for the next two albums which have some equally killer basslines, like Shattered, Eulogy, and 34 from Sound the Alarm, Under the Boards, Radio, Kaleidoscope, and Bye Bye Baby from Under the Boards. Unfortunately a lot of Eben's basslines are really hidden in the tracks, I'm guessing due to the fact they had much smaller budgets for their albums, so the mastering isn't as good. A good ear like yours would be able pick out the nuance and skill. The production gets better by miles each album and Carrero's line are front and center. Those albums are also much heavier than the earlier stuff which is possibly due to Glassjaw's influence .

[@spaceferretcollectibles]

Glad you are diving into them more! Roger has one of the best voices in punk/ ska/ anything else associated. Funny that you mentioned silver linings because that’s a name of a newer album. Welcome to the cult of LTJ!

[@ceejluige4816]

Roger actually sang a lot on Losing Streak but he had a more typical punk sounding voice. If you're not listening for it, you wouldn't even notice a difference between his voice and Chris'. I think Hello Rockview is really the first album he tried to separate his voice from Chris' (he sang lead on All my Friends Are Metalheads) and then Borders and Boundaries was the album where he started to really expand his range a bit. I was a huge fan of Losing Streak but now a days, I can't picture LTJ without Roger's current vocal style.

[@peteryang5056]

He also sings lead on “Al’s War,” which may be my favorite tune off “Rockview,” and the growing difference in his vocal style versus Chris’s is even more pronounced there.

[@m.kidwell80]

I love LTJ. I saw them in 2001 at the Bronco Bowl (RIP) back when they had 3 guys in costume that just ran around the stage being crazy. To this date, that was the best show I've ever been to. Please do more LTJ reacts. Roger does some cool stuff on Scott Farcas Takes It On the Chin.

[@rockrondo]

My favorite album of theirs is Pezcore. Been obsessed with that album since I was a teenager. Then Hello Rockview and Losing Streak. All amazing and super nostalgic for me now being about to turn 45. These guys were a huge inspiration for the punk/Ska band I was in back then called Chimichanga from Long Island. Love LTJ and love the reactions!

[@archaicruinx]

Your LTJ connection story is awesome. I first heard Goldfinger in 1996 on the radio... exactly one time. It was the song 'Here in Your Bedroom'. As soon as MP3's became popular around 1998-1999, I went on the hunt for that song. I had no idea what the song was, or what it actually sounded like. I just had the part "you have changed, 'cause I still feel the same" in memory. I'm surprised that I actually found the song... and it ignited my love for ska punk.

[@livinginoklahomacityofficial]

Roger sings a lot of lead, in fact he's the lead vocalist in "All My Friends Are Metalheads" that you mentioned 😂😎

[@PickledEggs4]

I would love to see you dive into more Less Than Jake moving forward. My favorite band

[@paydrough]

8:48 Mark discovers ska and reggae music. “The happiest music about the darkest shit”. - unknown Much love!!!!

[@ronjames4151]

Seen the live atleast 30 times and Roger sounds real good singing this on stage. I think less than jake are a band so many missed out on and its unfortunate they make some really good music

[@GasMan122009]

Love this era of LTJ. If you’re looking for more you could literally pick any song off Borders & Boundaries. Maybe my favorite album from start to finish. Gainesville Rock City in particular is one of my favorite songs of all time. High tempo, super horns forward, Chris and Roger passing lead vocal back and forth. Great stuff.

[@Loserkidwac]

Huge LTJ fan and have always said B&B is their best album. Got me through some hard times.

[@brick1357]

my man over here making me proud!

[@brick1357]

you should hear some of the crazy basslines he plays WHILE singing. Hes very very talented

[@AceJackov]

So, I've put a lot of focus into my music over the years. Mainly I specialize in the Play button, but occasionally I branch out to Skip Forward or even Skip Back. I'm enjoying this channel because you're discovering some of my favourite songs from years back, and articulating what I like about them in ways that I can't Super entertaining. The high energy despair of Less Than Jake really grabbed me from the first song I heard. Great pick.

[@LowEndUniversity]

Appreciate the kind words, thank you!

[@dooflexible]

Roger uses a Musicman Sterling which is kinda of a smaller version of the Stingray with a different pickup and a blend switch, it has a different sound :)

[@TUBESTOOL]

I've always loved

[@Scotticusmaximus]

And he’s fucking bulletproof live. I’ve seen them dozens of times and it seems he never hits a note flat when singing. Watching him sing and play still wows me. He’s critically underrated

[@chriswatts9587]

Chris DeMakes a podcast is worth a listen, where he talks to artists about their songs

[@contratoronto5868]

Luckily they picked the horns back up after not too long. Roger's bass playing is always a win, whether it's quick and technical or laid back in the pocket. Masterclass of serving and leading the song at the same time

[@bobstraightjaket]

Need to need to check out the Aggrolites - Free Time. It’s so simply grooving that it makes you want to dance. Just a great song from an incredible band.

[@jgonz1985]

Core memory unlocked with street sk8er what a soudntrack!

[@clamum9648]

lol I had that game for PS1 as well

[@Desti-1077]

I have seen them live multiple times. Chris likes to point out that if they made Rodger’s the lead singer at the beginning that they would have been bigger than greenday. Haha

[@VirgVA]

Roger had a KZbin channel and sometimes posts bass tutorials and go pro videos from LTJ shows with his bass playing isolated. He’s so solid! Plastic Cup Politics is another great one.

[@seanmahoney7895]

They had a run there of Losing Streak, Hello Rockview, Border and Boundaries, and Anthem that is just absolutely fantastic. One of my favorite bands at the time and I still listen to those records quite regularly

[@jaycet9104]

Roger sings lead on All My Bestfriends are Metalheads too

[@downwardisheavenward3006]

to give you a little more(very little) explanation about the rhythm figure that Chris was doing(around the 7:00 mark), it’s called a stick line. It’s a muted line that typically is just a doubling of the bass, but it can also do its own thing too. I wanna say it came to prominence during the rocksteady era, from a guy named Lynn Taitt, but it then carried through to reggae as well(not that 90’s bands worried all that much about tradition 😁). I remember reading in an interview, he said that he took the idea from what steel pan players would do, in calypso songs

[@yrogergamezor]

What people forget about that we should try to remember is there was a brief moment in the very late nineties and early 2000s where you could genuinely be considered cool for playing trombone. We need to go back.

[@JoneyJefe]

Dude, it was cool even back in 1980. And I don’t remember it losing that value. I mean, did it lose that cool factor at one time?? Like right rolling your jeans?

[@41nickdawg]

This song got me through a tough break-up. Whenever it comes on, you know damn well I'm singing along.

[@micah-8023]

You should listen to Rehasher. Great punk side project with Roger Lima on vocals

[@OkNoBigDeal]

He plays 6 string guitar and writes the music too.

[@jwelk89]

I love your take on how the happier music helps with the depressing lyrics. I have always felt the same. You should check out Big D & the Kid's Table - Shining On, it's a very similar vibe and awesome bass.

[@nocomply27]

Roger sounds exactly the same live now as he did 20 years ago on their albums!

[@Hopwhisperer]

One of the bands that I can hit play on the entire discography and never skip ahead

[@jonstephenson100]

Less Than Jake are one of the most consistently great bands on the planet, and incredible live. Roger talks about this song on an early episode of Chris Demakes a Podcast, highly recommended.

[@peteryang5056]

Chris’s podcast is fantastic, one of the best song analysis podcasts out there. It’s also sort of hilarious every time he reads through the lyrics because he does so with the same earnest seriousness no matter what the words are, but the inherent goofiness of that is part of the ineffable joy of LTJ.

[@dmitch1983]

I had the opportunity to hang out with them on their tour bus before a show here in Orlando a few years ago. The bassist had family with him so he was preoccupied, he still made a point to stop and aay hi though. Buddy and Chris sat and chatted with me for a good hour and gave me some tour beer. Super awesome experience. Solid dudes

[@Karaoke_em_HD]

one of the best song of them is lead singed by Roger, The ghosts of you and me, but the bass lines are more simple

[@dougilnicki6075]

Have you ever done an interview with the bass player of the song you cover? I think it would be pretty cool like how you went back and forth with Fat Mike in the comments sections

[@JoneyJefe]

Like a podcast ❤

[@CrashRaph01]

Hey you're doing Your band lol, love it 😁

[@punkish_dad]

Hadn’t noticed that you look like Chris but I kind of see it now. You would likely enjoy his podcast where he breaks down a song with the artist who wrote it, really interesting stuff.

[@chrisegg7936]

if you ever NEED a catchy a f*#$ chorus for a song, use the IV I V progression (or vi IV I V). There's just something about that movement that makes it really easy to bring a melody to life.This song's a perfect example and one of my faves of all time!

[@LowEndUniversity]

It JUST dawned on me what song this progression was reminding me of as I was listening. “Higher Love” by Steve Winwood!! It’s even the same key. It’s definitely effective.

[@DeathMetalDerf]

You gotta do Last One Out of Liberty City!! Rockview is a fantastic album!

[@peteryang5056]

14 year old me putting on “Hello Rockview” for the first time and hearing Roger’s jangly bass tone explode out of my speakers after the words “BURN IT TO THE GROUND” was a formative experience.

[@FBracht]

Oh no you DID NOT just namedrop Street Sk8er on me. That game was like 70% of the entire reason why I got into ska-punk as a teenager! I rented the game even though I didn't own a PlayStation just so I could rip the tracks to a cassette tape. Everybody was raving about Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack, but Street Sk8er was always much cooler to me!

[@Bastisortino]

I grew up listening to LTJ, great analysis, thanks Mark!! "Escape from the A-Bomb house " it's one of my favorites, the explosion of the horns in the middle of the song 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@Bobilo06]

This band, RX Bandits, and Reel big fish were big ones growing up.

[@samvakarian]

Decescendo is still one of my favorite songs ever. I was blown away and stopped everything the first time I heard it and I still react the same today. I still feel like I haven't heard anything like it.

[@ohhimark7298]

@@samvakarian Decrescendo is an absolute masterpiece. It was also the first song I ever learned on drums that I could play all the way through without having to have the music in the background.

[@mikekristin7201]

I feel like RX bandits don't get enough credit. Progress was a start to finish album for sure

[@guillaumeaudet3139]

...and Mad Caddies!

[@joelsmith7868]

RBF and Less then Jake where on a 311 cruise 4 or so years ago and it was my childhood dream come true as I still love all 3 bands.

[@vladsonofdragon1161]

One of my favourite bands

[@geoffbrown1382]

Another great song from this album to check out is Plastic Cup Politics

[@paulhamernick9185]

Love this song. Good video.

[@waltersreads]

Dude Roger’s voice is so good I’m glad he recognized it haha

[@bryanb767]

Love this song! Glad you did it! Once again requesting AFI - Narrative of Soul Against Soul

[@adamdev9391]

ROGER!!! He's such a talented dude. Pretty good guitar player too.

[@decontrog]

LTJ so slept on. How many years of putting out great music! So good live!

[@rh9477]

As weird as this is, i’ve always loved both ska-punk and bluegrass, and i think the common thread is the often sad lyrics with upbeat music. Gives it a unique quality, glad to hear you point that out!

[@jamesmarkham7489]

Need to hear some five iron frenzy. Our newest album ever is filled with great bass parts.

[@coconutmonkeystudios]

He's danced around FIF without taking the dive. Newest album ever is great, but I think some of the newer songs are great, too. Would love to see what he has to say about Battle Dancing Unicorns With Glitter

[@jamesmarkham7489]

@@coconutmonkeystudios every new day or most likely to succeed have some of my favorite bass lines. But any of them would be interesting

[@peteryang5056]

Hell yeah. Both Keith and Scott have some killer bass lines during the two major iterations of the band. Would love to see an analysis of Keith’s bass parts in “Fistful of Sand” or “All That is Good,” or Scott’s lines in “Bullfight for an Empty Ring” or “Renegades.” Honestly, of all the legacy 90s ska acts, I wish Five Iron got more attention. They’ve arguably never been better - IMO, their most recent album may be the best work they’ve ever done.

[@blavidson23]

@@peteryang5056he needs to do all that is good for sure!!

[@drewstar7116]

I saw them live opening for Flogging Molly. They were so much fun live. I recommend everyone to see them live.

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I always love the Roger songs!!! Roger and Chris harmonize so we'll!

[@bennysperling1879]

Raj has a great voice and he is an awesome producer/guitarist. Worth checking out his side project Rehasher

[@kbr112494]

Man how have you been doing all this punk and Ska music on your channel and you haven't done any jeff rosenstock yet? I wish I had something to recommend, but he literally has so much damn good music that it's hard to pick. If you're looking for Ska, I recommend his first band, the arrogant sons of bitches, and for more punk stuff his solo material is amazing. Please do a Jeff reaction at some point!

[@jokernm1984]

Really loving your channel and the punk focus of late! You should check out Australian Legends Frenzal Rhomb - Punch in the face!

[@jessegarza2614]

Roger was a choir boy growing up! He's got a great voice

[@JonnyPhive]

This is one of my favorite LTJ tracks. Way underrated. I've seen them like 5-6 times live and they always kill it. And I've related to the mood of this song way too much in the last few years. Getting to the point in life when everyone who raised you starts to pass on is rough.

[@JoshXHenderson]

OC Supertones - Chase the Sun would be a great track!