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[@SolamenteVees]

"This is a heavy record, and it's where Deftones get a big part of our influence from, tone-wise." Chino Moreno

[@heistkev]

Their surprise album from 2020, Inlet, is a masterpiece.

[@jeff7764]

Yes it is!!

[@TheWonderer7]

Agreed

[@jaimepizano9744]

Beautiful album

[@JustAnotherQuantumWaveFunction]

Just got mine on vinyl!

[@iand4374]

I would argue it's their best.

[@dfbovey]

Hum is such an underrated band that should have been as popular as Smashing Pumpkins back in that time period. Another band to take a listen to in this realm is Shiner.

[@agateforghosts291]

Geebz would really dig shiner

[@charlieo.possum5501]

Never heard of Shiner...is there a particular album to start with?

[@agateforghosts291]

@@charlieo.possum5501 their last album of the original run is a good start and is probably their most popular. It's called "the egg" and their reunion record "schadenfreude" is also great. Really, they're all good. And if you dig them, the singer has another band called the life and times. They're similar but also pretty different.

[@40aggrobelow]

@@charlieo.possum5501 check their album Lula Divinia, is my personal fav from Shiner.

[@dfbovey]

@@charlieo.possum5501 You can't really go wrong with any of their albums. Great discography. Lula Divina has the most spins according to my stats. There is also an offshoot band called The Life and Times which is also very good.

[@dustfan]

One of the most underrated bands of the 90s. I believe they only came out with 3 albums back in the day until they just released a new one a couple years ago. This album in particular is one of my favorites of all time. It has a strange ability to both be played while falling asleep or waking up. I used to have it as my wake up alarm. Chino has stated that Hum was one of Deftones main influences, this album specifically.

[@punker-gamer-trucker-guy]

They had 4 albums. Filet show (1991), Electra 2000 (1993), You'd prefer an astronaut (1995), and Downward is Heavenward (1998) before they broke up.

[@jonathandearman5849]

@@punker-gamer-trucker-guy they released Inlet in 2020, and Matt had been working on it for a few years since they had reunited/toured in 2015.

[@marksoergeldesigns524]

Hum is so freaking amazing! You'd Prefer an Astronaut is one of my all time favorite albums too! But I noticed your comment especially because of your Circle of Dust avatar! WOW I LOVE them/him so much too! Been a fan since the early 90s!!

[@dustfan]

@@marksoergeldesigns524 Hell yeah! I never really got into his Celldweller stuff but those first two CoD albums are masterpieces and Disengage was solid. He just released a new CoD album a few years ago but it doesn't quite compare.

[@craig6753]

Hum, Failure, and Shiner are all criminally underrated bands that are luckily still making music. I've seen them all live multiple times and they are also some of the best live acts I've ever heard! Just unreal walls of sound, and surgical precision while playing. Sadly, Hum's drummer Bryan died recently, but I'm hoping they'll find a way to tour at least one more time.

[@danielsimmons9606]

More people need to hear Shiner! Amazing band.

[@camswanson7403]

I'm so glad to hear shiner getting some love

[@starlightsofficial3440]

Sunny day real estate is too underrated I guess

[@phunkjnky]

Orange amplifiers. Once you recognize their sound, you'll know it immediately forever.

[@ericfenstermacher5925]

NO SHOT YOU DID HUM. My day is fucking made. This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I JUST mentioned them in your Smashing Pumpkins vid.

[@erictheded]

This song has a very specific moment in time attached to it.

[@sensistar6709]

If there was ever a tune to encapsulate the 90’s, this is it! I’d do anything to go back..

[@flmmaz]

I was taking my youngest son to get his braces put on when this came on the radio and I heard it for the first time! I'll never forget where I was at that moment in time.

[@floatingdisembodiedhead8975]

Yeah I was born in 91 and never heard this until now in 2024. It takes me back and it makes me nostalgic, man. It's so much simpler then, happier definitely.

[@Sweep_The_Leg_Johnny]

Hum has that Illinois Sound. They're from Champaign, IL. Last time i saw them it was Hum, Killdozer, and The Jesus Lizard. INSANE show!

[@vanilla_milkshake]

this song has some of my favorite guitar riffs ever, and still gives me chicken skin after 20+ years. They put out a new album in 2020, their first in 22 years, and its their best album yet! I suggest "In the Den" or "Desert Rambler" from that album 🤟🤟

[@Xenfold]

Inlet is a masterpiece. The best they've ever written. Bummer that their drummer just passed away this year :(

[@ghostrobot3714]

Desert Rambler is a 5/5. Still like Astronaut, and especially DiH more than Inlet, but they can do no wrong. Bryan St. Pere was a top 5 drum influence for me, his death hit me pretty hard.

[@TonyRedgrave1501]

Shapeshifter is the best from that album. That riff in the beginning...

[@roonsss]

That new album is the shit. Such a great atmosphere on it 👌

[@willgolden]

@@TonyRedgrave1501 shapeshifter is so fucking beautiful

[@cupasmell3325]

Was expecting more of a physical response on that rad cymbal choke at 8:50. 😱

[@pretzelcoatl-2102]

Love Hum super under the radar band They actually formed in my hometown. Their drummer sadly passed away last year iirc. Rest in peace Bryan St. Pere

[@JesusOfPaign]

As a CU native, I feel so dumb for not checking them out until very recently. And I have literally no excuse, i’ve met Matt like a dozen times 😂

[@johnnyrokkit]

Check out the 120 Minutes performance of this song. Amazing. RIP Bryan St. Pere 🥁

[@mr.steinhaus6014]

Their newest album I have heard (2020) is also fucking stellar. Can’t believe how good these guys are vs how much exposure they should have gotten.

[@RobertAdams]

Inlet is probably my favorite HUM album of the 4

[@snoophogg1177]

Yes!!!!!!!

[@KTK44]

RIP Bryan!

[@RobertAdams]

@@KTK44 😭😭😭😭

[@josephvansickle67]

I think it was always more about being good vs. being recognized with Hum, especially Matt. The art ahead of monetizing art.

[@red.5475]

Please do "I Hate it, Too" and "I'd Like Your Hair Long". The best songs on the album, IMHO.

[@Vraxx7]

I second this request exactly! Definitely my favorite two tracks on this album.

[@brandontingley7059]

The pod, man, the pod

[@MrTravoltatron]

Yep, me too. DiH is solid front to back, but for this album, those are the go-tos even after all these years.

[@user-uq8ic5xe1k]

Suicide Machine

[@j3st3r01]

You should do “Another Space Song” by Failure. Failure has a lot of ties to A Perfect Circle.

[@masonb9788]

Tons of great Failure tracks to choose from!

[@cactus-mcjacktus]

when it comes to Hum and vocal explosions, i think “The Pod” would be pleasing to your ears. Crazy ending.

[@robdaniel3211]

You caught the 90’s Midwest indie rock part……2 guitarists, but playing different style guitars through different sounding cabinets, but sometimes in unison.

[@aeskeets]

The singer/guitarist produced an amazing band called Hopesfall for an album called The Satellite Years. Lots of similarities to Hum. It's space-rock mixed with early 00s hardcore/post stuff.

[@pickthestickup]

I love this band. perfect to release this right after Smashing Pumpkins. These bands love their fuzz pedals. Despite the layers of guitars, and that tone, it still maintains the charm evoked by a band jamming in their garage.

[@claytonthomas9262]

It's a 70's Orange that gets that low end distortion.

[@cactus-mcjacktus]

@@claytonthomas9262 Talbott used the Oranges set to a clean sound, all the distortion comes from a DF-2. Lash used a Hiwatt and an Ibanez Power Distortion (i think that’s the name).

[@matthewwright1296]

I wish I could like this video 1000 times! Hum was such an influential band in the mid-late 90s. Their sound was so unique and they were so underappreciated in their time. Their album Downward is Heavenward is one of the greats of the 90s. If you're looking more into Hum, I'd recommend "Diffuse", "Why I Like The Robins", and "If You Are To Bloom." Great reaction and insight on this video.

[@mogsy2112]

HUM is one of the best bands of the '90's, that not enough people have heard of. This is the song that started my love affair with this band, so many years ago. The bridge riff is just killer! So much fun to play. The dynamic changes in a lot of their songs, make them so interesting to me. From the sublime, to the bombastic. I was fortunate enough to see them live a couple of times. Fantastic shows, very loud! Their latest album, Inlet, is everything a HUM fan could ask for. RIP Bryan St. Pere. 💚 Thanks, Geebz! 🤙🏼

[@d33j4ybf]

F'n A right! Hum are underappreciated/recognized and a band fuller of depth musically than is evident at first glance which, besides the time that they'd dropped 'You'd Prefer..." and neverminding the time of their first & second outings and the bands who were really getting noticed and/or blowing up that most know from the period by name, (which I won't name, as you can definitely guess a handful of 'em) most likely had contributed to them being unluckily slept-on.

[@_bats_]

This is a real catchy song, but Hum really hit their stride with the follow-up album to this one, Downward is Heavenward. That's a stone-cold classic of the 90s, kind of lost to time, with the same sonic richness but even better compositionally. They also reunited recently and put out another album that's even more varied and compelling while keeping the Hum sound. Very cool band.

[@aahh6914]

This song is probably my all time favorite song from any band. I remember when they came out in the 90's, and I was beyond blown away. It's timeless as is much of HUM's other work.

[@jaredbryce7964]

Dude, no way, I love this song, and I have never known who the band was! Thanks for picking this track!

[@fumes1541]

That's a big issue with this one. I try to talk about it and no one knows what I'm talking about...but I KNOW they know it!

[@jimmyninjapants3467]

Check out the album it’s on… you won’t be disappointed if you like this song. The album is damn near perfection.

[@jaredbryce7964]

I just downloaded the album last night, going to try and start learning some new songs, this one should be fun!

[@craigdaily4510]

"Green to Me" is another great Hum song. Always loved their guitar tones

[@feffjoxworthy6112]

This is one of those "what was wrong with me?" Songs. When it came out and it was fairly big, i hated it. But then like 4 years ago, i was listening to a 90's rock play list and it came on and I fell in love with it. Great song. Great review, Geebz.

[@ElCucuyMusic]

Love it. So many great underrated bands followed down this road in the mid-late 90's....Sunny Day Real Estate, Burning Airlines, Shiner, Jawbox to name a few.

[@BruhBound]

All those bands are fucking incredible. Burning Airlines and Jawbox were the only things that kept me sane in 2020.

[@aberdrums]

Hi, i started my KZbin drum channel some months ago, uploaded some 90's classic failure's stuck on you, Jawbox cooling card, Superchunk... 2 days ago this fantastic Stars by Hum, feel free visit if you curious 🙋🏻‍♂️🥁

[@batman-sr2px]

@@BruhBound what are some songs you recommend from them?

[@BruhBound]

@@batman-sr2px Literally all of them. Burning Airlines has great stuff like Pacific 231, Outside the Aviary, Carnival, A Lexicon. From Jawbox, I'd recommend Mirrorful, Desert Sea, Savory, Reel, Cutoff, or Twister (if you want a deep cut).

[@h3mis]

Sunny day is a huge influence on my favorite band, The Appleseed Cast.

[@hortonwho211]

Wow, you did Hum!! Awesome!! I think you’d really love the engineering on their song “Afternoon With the Axolotls.” Definitely worth exploring, and I think you’ve liked my suggestion for it a few times.

[@masonb9788]

Yep yep 1000 times.

[@Spacerock71]

To me, Axolotls is not just their best song…but my favorite song of all time. Untouchable.

[@masonb9788]

@@Spacerock71 as much as I love the Zebra album, Downward was a light year step forward in all aspects.

[@hortonwho211]

@@masonb9788 I agree. 100%

[@kylelewis4685]

Every time I hear this awesome track. I am reminded of the Beavis and Butthead segment featuring this song. In which they listen to the opening bit, assume it's over, give it a thumbs up and move on to the next video.

[@cebrinpitts]

I remember strolling into a Blockbuster Music when I was 16 and seeing this green album with a zebra on it. Put the headphones on, started listening and was instantly smitten from the first track. Great band with a very influential sound.

[@jthompson5341]

Swervedriver! You need some Swervedriver in your life if you're liking the "shoe gaze" genre, as Swervedriver is the kings of the sound. Check out, "English Subtitles" by Swervedriver as its a good introduction from their more recent tunes, or go full in with "Duel" from the album Mezcal Head, or "Up From the Sea" from an underrated album of theirs called 99th Dream. Also, Check out the new Failure album, "Wild Type Droid".

[@lemurdream]

Mezcal Head is a ripper.

[@RobertAdams]

I saw Swervedriver open up for HUM in Baton Rouge 98'......SOOOOO GOOOOD!!!!

[@AdamF89]

Swervedriver is amazing. Pile-Up, Feel So Real, Never Lose That Feeling, Rave Down, Harry and Maggie, some great songs

[@ryangutt884]

Every time I go back to this album I'm blown away by the production of the guitars for 1995. Absolute monster tone.

[@masonb9788]

Have you heard the follow up Downward is Heavenward? Talk about monster tones. Friggin kaiju level.

[@RobertAdams]

One of my FAV bands of all time!!!!

[@jeffcobb2734]

Hum and Sunny Day Real Estate really take me back to the 90s.

[@bezdekdelatte]

Stars was my Patreon pick for Geebz. My next one he is doing is Sunny Day. Hopefully it’ll show up on this channel down the road. Hum and Sunny Day has always been a one two punch for me.

[@KeyOfGeebz]

and THANK YOU for that :)

[@jeffcobb2734]

@@bezdekdelatte I selfishly hope you asked him to do "Seven." :)

[@bezdekdelatte]

@@jeffcobb2734 It was a toss up between Seven and In Circles but sorry, I went with the latter. It was Nate’s bassline that pushed me towards Circles bc I know Geebz loves them basslines. Of course Seven has killer bass but Mendels work on In Circles is the defining feature of that track. Next time.

[@jeffcobb2734]

@@bezdekdelatte No worries, both killer songs

[@davemc8021]

Yes! Love Hum. Their 2020 album was amazing as well

[@jpmojo]

Saw them when they passed through NJ Shore area … mid 90’s. There was barely a crowd at this bar/venue. They sounded incredible and played their hearts out to our small audience…A month or so later the local alt radio station started playing this in their rotation more often.

[@killatella90]

Nada Surf, Curve, Ride, Catherine Wheel, and Chapterhouse are a few bands that should be considered for reaction if you like Hum or the Shoegaze sound.

[@ministryman1]

Curve is so underrated it's blasphemy.

[@claytonthomas9262]

Saw Hum at the Stone Balloon on their Downward is Heavenward tour. Inexplicably there was only like 100 people there and Hum brought the thunder. The guitars were so loud you heard it through your spine...one guitar through a Hiwatt the other through an Orange it was epic. Chased that sound for years once I got my OR-50 I finally got that sound...just incredible.

[@cactus-mcjacktus]

do you use the Orange by itself? or with a distortion pedal?

[@claytonthomas9262]

@@cactus-mcjacktus by itself guitar straight into amp

[@masonb9788]

Saw them in Cleveland on this tour with Shiner opening. Absolutely stellar.

[@mogsy2112]

@@cactus-mcjacktus Check out Leyland Pedals UK. He's a big fan of Hum, and makes a pedal called "Hum Along", which is a re-creation of a Boss DF-2, minus the feedback circuit, with more volume. I run that through an Orange Micro Dark, and with an EQ, it gets me pretty damn close to that sound.

[@dronepro7316]

Stone Balloon? In Newark, DE?

[@jeff7764]

There’s just really nothing comparable to this song. Fell in love with it the second I heard the opening chords back in 1995 and one of my favorite things to play on guitar.

[@deadseriousmatt2987]

Your reactions from 8:40" on when you realize you're listening to one of the sickest riffs of all time is why I love playing HUM for people for the first time.

[@HeavyInHawaii]

That break down is just driving, I've always loved it.

[@zombiepicnic9683]

My first rock concert; Hum, Toadies, Bush. This song always brings me back to that night.

[@gregbryant3826]

The Deftones listed them them as one of their biggest influences.These guys, the Deftones and the Pumpkins all sound like they are painting with electric guitars.

[@restricttheopennotes]

Fun Fact: This album is essentially the original White Pony (Deftones album for the uninitiated)

[@dollarsaurus01]

Hum has to be one of the most interesting alternative rock bands of the 90s. They scratch so many itches for my musical palette from that time period with their blend of grunge, shoegaze, emo, post-hardcore etc. Their guitar tones, song structures and lyrics are so creative and interesting, I hate that they never found the success they deserved. Highly recommend their follow up to this one, Downward is Heavenward if you enjoyed this track. One of the most underrated albums of the 90s in any genre

[@MisterBrimm]

I'm an OG fan of theirs, I saw them live in Buffalo NY during their tour for Downward is Heavenward (Amazing underrated album) and it was one of their last shows before the big accident that destroyed their gear and broke the band up. Glad they returned recently even if they lost a little of the magic. They are a very influential band to the musicians that found them back when.

[@richevans609]

This......as the younger set says....."Is a Banger" ❤❤❤❤

[@drumorrison7625]

OMG!!!! No one remembers or reviews this tune. Man, what a great song!!!! Check out them playing this live on MTV 120 minutes back in the day. Awesome!!!

[@corey6393]

That was a crushing performance. Great show, great band, great song.

[@bibbyboxx2219]

Thank you for reacting to Hum! They’re my favourite band, super talented and underrated. My favourite song of theirs is If You Are to Bloom, there’s a lot going on in it and it would make a great reaction.

[@masonb9788]

Absolutely. As if the music isn’t amazing enough, the lyrics and story behind the song.. good lord don’t get me started.

[@corey6393]

Thank you for finally listening to HUM. One of my all time favorites from the era. Deftones have mentioned them among their influences for sound style.

[@ieatcats26]

Subscribed just for this song alone. Been loving some other videos but Hum is such a great band and not many people know of them

[@liamf9338]

Such a coincidence seeing this video today haha, just started listening to Hum and Whirr a few days ago, Stars and Ease have been on repeat for me

[@mr.steinhaus6014]

Geebz is also my musical doppelgänger. I have opened up old songs to learn on guitar quite a few times only to see Geebie post a reaction randomly the next day. So awesome when the “stars” align!!

[@DenEz_TV]

Almost the same, I learned about Hum through a guitar cover on youtube a few days ago.

[@makotroid108]

Lost to the ages, Hum. I never lost them thankfully. Thanks for hitting a fav of mine!

[@jonjansky]

Failure could be added to the list of cool bands that went largely unnoticed during this era - if you like Hum check out Failure.

[@ronparsons8786]

Really underrated band with some great music. I caught them live in like 2014 or 2015 at riot fest in Chicago and they were great live as well. Two of my favorite songs are Afternoon with the axolotls Isle of the cheetah

[@jillybeangaming]

OMG. wooooow. i cannot believe i missed this AND sunny day! i bet there are some others i missed too! can’t wait to go back and see what else youtube didn’t notify me on! what a total jam.. how exciting to see this on the channel!

[@Zundfolge]

When I saw this I knew you'd dig it. Hum is one of my favorite 90s bands. Pretty much everything they've done you'll like. This one really takes me back to my youth ... cruising around with my girlfriend in a '63 Corvair with this CD playing. Good times. I miss that car (don't miss the girl though, she was psycho).

[@masonb9788]

Dude. Thank you!! Wait till you hear something from their 3rd album Downward is Heavenward.

[@BretSilverberg]

the best band of all time been saying this since 1995

[@jce1983bird]

Love the channel Geebz!!! This takes me back to the Mack Dawg snowboard films of the 90's. You should check out Hum's latest release "Inlet". Came out in the summer of 2020. Crushingly heavy, and very powerful. They lost their drummer about a year after it's release. The song "The Summoning" is a killer.

[@dmitch1983]

Hums last album of the 90s was amazing and the one they just released recently was a fitting swan song before the drummer died

[@Arrancargod]

I’d also recommend you listen to “Isle of the cheetah” one of my favorite songs ever, and I consider it their Magnum Opus.

[@masonb9788]

When the first big power chord hits… goosebumps!!

[@leonid4468]

My favorite band ever....and they were seriously awesome to talk to. I miss Bryan. He loved talking shop, we actually talked for at least 15 minutes just about how 6/8 is so fun to play.

[@dwlindley2110]

Love this choice! Brings back good memories, saw them back in '95 at Lallapolooza on the second stage. Great live band w/ great energy. 🤘

[@grothd09]

AWESOME! Hum rules!

[@LumilusD]

Well, now check out Failure. "Another Space Song," or really anything off of Fantastic Planet.

[@punker-gamer-trucker-guy]

Heck yes! My band use to cover this in 04-05. Those who didn't know it, thought it was the best song we'd written. Those that knew it were super stoked and always asked us to play it. We weren't around long, but I feared of becoming one of those bands that were known just for a cover and started to refuse to play it.

[@julianwaizenegger2959]

hey geebz keep on keeping on ! Honestly have found a lot of new artists and new favorite bands because of your channel. Thanks again man .

[@davidmccullough7402]

Saw these guys on the tour for this album and they were AMAZING.

[@chefjosh757]

Wow does this ever take me back to the grungy 90’s garage days! Totally forgot about HUM. Love the channel✌️

[@velnaaris]

Amazing track! I love this album. Great review, analysis and reaction!

[@knives_on_static]

the vocals and acoustic in the beginning remind me a bit of early midwest emo / 2000s alternative. very ahead of its time. the loud guitar parts definitely sound like Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream. great underrated music that's finally getting some recognition. they were a big influence on Deftones apparently

[@io.]

This is why I love your channel Geebz! You react to the best music and are a great host, cheers!

[@GilesDMT]

WHOA I never thought I’d see anyone mention this tune Cannot wait to watch!!!

[@michaelwolfe8260]

One of my old bands covered this song, it was so much fun to play, and the drum part made me excited to play it every show. Thank you,good sir!

[@chapithedrummer1502]

I asked for this one a whole ass year ago thank you geebz.

[@barrynapier7584]

Over time, these guys have become my favorite band. This album was a milestone of my teenage years and it just never really left my orbit. The follow-up, "Downward is Heavenward" is decent but the newest one, Inlet, released in 2020 after a 22 year hiatus, is a flawless masterpiece of an album. I HIGHLY recommend the track "Shapeshifter." There's so much going on in that song and no matter how many times I listen to it, I get goosebumps. A perfect, beautiful track.

[@noholdsbarred8194]

Wow. Never thought I would see this on your channel. One of my fav songs. I played this song every day in college fm year

[@abadtime3319]

Hum is top tier, absolutely incredible writers and instrumentalists 🖤

[@ItsTheBueno]

I remember hearing this track on a sampler CD way back. Immediately fell in to it. What a fun trip it is.

[@shredofmalarchi]

Found out these guys are from Illinois the other day. I was so stoked. Got the recommendation from the Deftones sub. I get Weezer or cake vibes from the vocals and Smashing Pumpkins(aso Illinois) from the drums and guitars.

[@sensiblycynical]

Keep passing this song on!

[@fumes1541]

Unbelievable song. Forgotten.

[@graymain]

Never heard this band before but impressed so far .

[@pittsburghgrower]

The memories this song evoked.. part of my soundtrack for sure.. thanx for this one.. sometimes we need reminded..

[@lukelarsson]

Whoa! Wasn’t expecting this one.

[@mattjohnson2829]

Really glad to see you do this song!

[@herrikudo]

I love this song. I have a lot of fond memories of stargazing with this song in the background.

[@RangeRov49]

Would love to see you react to A Perfect Circle "The Noose"!

[@curtiswilson3569]

LOVE this song.

[@genaepoe7715]

Love this whole album, many memories made to this

[@chriswalker980]

So glad you did HUM! I've loved them since 1995. One of my favorite all time bands. Lots more to check out, if you like.

[@aaronbennack714]

I remember this song! Great track.

[@Trippykitty11]

Yessssss! Love this song.

[@pelly4444]

This is my favorite band of all time, hands down.

[@sartori69]

Guess you need to do some Sunny Day Real Estate or Swervedriver now?

[@mattd1659]

Great choice, such a classic riff

[@tishie42]

I loved this band. So good.

[@stevebarber8501]

Wow I forgot about these guys. Good stuff.

[@claytonbill]

I really liked Hum - growing up. I really like Beavis and Butthead's response to it. After the intro sustain, they say something like, "you know what was cool about it, it's over."