Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground (Official Music Video)

[@joesharbach3883]

For those of us that are old enough, this song evokes memories of a time and world that no longer exists.

[@FlyGuy2000]

Saudade my friend.

[@Legendmary7]

Exactly

[@alifeinheadphones]

Truth

[@aaronwilliams6165]

Facts my friend, things weren't good they were great.

[@rachelreale]

and for the rest of us, it gives us a channel to escape to that place the best we can

[@markbell5590]

Never. Ever. Ever. Do I get tired of hearing this song. Just a stone cold classic!

[@eduardopena5893]

There is another version of this song that is the raw mix. It is much punchier and I believe a better version that this one.

[@saturnx311]

There's a lot more good stuff on that record!

[@jules850]

Exactly this

[@asskicknchickn]

One can get tired of this. Especially when it was played on the radio once every hour and then once every 30 minutes at night.

[@Commendo2024]

Please upvote this so that I never get TIRED! This is a great ‘Good Night’ song🌙 and would also make a beautiful ‘Good Morning’ song☀️ Bless

[@shoot112]

The 90's will always be "ten years ago".

[@GhastlyCretin]

At most

[@bestdjaf7499]

90th were the best. Best movies & music & comedy & ... Well, The last time I saw a Native American on the screen was probably in 90th. It was so good, we killed it.

[@ralphmiranda2077]

🥲👴🏼

[@withmejimbo8262]

Damn straight

[@radioactivereports9910]

Seems like last week. Everything was so futuristic. Now they stopped making stuff

[@nonomiconone9124]

Love the Goldfinger samples. John Barry!

[@Carrera-gp9od]

I had never noticed that before 👍🏻

[@karenbaumann7751]

It finally clicked in my head a few years ago. I hunted down the various James Bond sound tracks and found it on Goldfinger

[@chumdog90]

​@@karenbaumann7751Me, too!

[@littleandy1209]

I'm addicted to this kind of darkness! ❤

[@JoachimMoeller]

Ditto. As for darkness, you might wanna give the *Johnny Cash* version of *I See a Darkness* a listen. If you like or love it, great, but if you can also relate to it, my sincerest condolences.😉

[@laonza7036]

Be very cautious of the lure of darkness brother. Think about it - you know I'm right.

[@Venmaylove]

It's not fluffy enough.

[@GS-zc4sk]

Me2 🤖

[@L-Maple035]

I'm a 90's kid but this passed me by, it seems. Glad to have found it now, it's so good!

[@greg13816]

Do you know fade into you by mazzy star, from the 90s also, may have passed you by

[@oldschooldude8370]

You didn't grow up through the 80's into the 90's. Late millenial. I just missed X.

[@markf5931]

same here. I don't remember hearing this song back then but it has a strong 90s vibe

[@karmakelly]

@@L-Maple035 never too late! 😉

[@ohmy4275]

I am eternally grateful I was 16 in 1994 and 20 in 1998. Those four years were absolutely amazing in music. Every single week there was at least one awesome single

[@phenomenalfx2965]

I was 22. Had my own money. Could go to bars. And this music was everywhere. Such a great time to be young.

[@MusicLeeSarah]

In 97 I think kelli signed my jeans

[@fpshooterful]

Can't imagine what you were going through during this time. I was a bit too young during this time. But, i know in my teens i would remember the song vividly.

[@nelliesilvers1210]

Yup. I was 16 in '94 too. Now all I do is look back and wish I could return. Every nostalgic song like this hits hard. Depression gives you tunnel vision. You just wish you could step back into your younger self. Do it all again but through hindsight, skip the parts that hurt the most. The 90s is definitely my go-to for music🤘🏻

[@Ciclopea2]

What a great decade to be a teenager, musically speaking.

[@LucindaRhiannon]

Sneaker Pimps, Massive Attack, Portishead, Morcheeba, and Moloko were some of my favs of trip hop. 6 Underground is so relative with me.

[@lupusalbus3795]

We can now add Panchiko to the list

[@joedavis6524]

Thank you for the round up! I have looked for good trip hop, but always come up wanting, and just continue listening to Portishead.

[@marcotoscano4692]

Don't forget Smoke City!!!

[@gordonmodel94jr.39]

Thanks for the line up. Always open to cool music.

[@emilynewton1921]

Yes!!!

[@rajendranadarajan8931]

KZbin is the closest thing we have to a time machine !

[@phillipjarrett398]

You've never done dmt.

[@allyVy462]

*Closest.

[@amir4r803]

@@rajendranadarajan8931 sho'nuff

[@mozzdog]

KZbin is the greatest invention to date. Considering the power of sharing knowledge and giving people the ability to share their love for the world, it's the single best thing that has happened to the world

[@Darknights23]

yup

[@jackiedaytona7681]

In the big scheme of things, I'm not sure there were many better years than 1997. Relative peace, perfect 90s pop culture vibes, and just fun. Now it seems like it was the last gasp of greatness before everyone kind of went insane.

[@Wading4Time]

I can not agree more.

[@Dan-uq4mf]

Exactly

[@stateofkansass]

Well said. Very well said.

[@moellennium]

facts 💯

[@Lunacyk]

Western hemisphere? Yeah. Elsewhere? There were still many problems. Those grew into bigger global problems. I miss the mid to late 80s into the 90s and early 2000s. But in reality others suffered horribly. Hong Kong went back to China, Al Qaeda blew up that embassy in Kenya, George W. Bush was about to become U.S. president...

[@linda3ken4]

Finally, an official upload! A 1990s trip-hop masterpiece. Even in 2022 this song is amazing and hasn't aged at all!

[@CP-kb1du]

1997 The Saint turned me to her ...Val Kilmer Elisabeth Shue scene..John Berry Golden Girl ..Gold Finger James Brown Sample ...

[@Jcole000123]

@@CP-kb1du One dope DJ in Dallas back in 96-or 97 played this and Im still here too!

[@Nee_Rizen]

I’d bet they haven’t age at all as well..

[@spaceboy3101]

@@CP-kb1du The Saint for me too. There were one or two other greats in there as well. Great movie, one of my favs. One of my favorite lines from Kilmer's russian clone: "You know what the hardest part of being you is? Pretending to be so bad in bed." lol

[@christophercoker4483]

@@Nee_Rizen Because, Vampires, right?

[@karmakelly]

I remember catching this video on mtv at like 2:00 in the morning, 1996 or 1997. It was one of those rare gems that I knew by just one listen that it would be a favorite for my whole life. Remember the torture of having to wait until you could get to a record store and buy the cd so you could hear it again?! Even though at the time it was time consuming and annoying, in retrospect that’s what made finding songs so special.

[@alxsin4439]

I had several VHS tapes full of music videos that I would record in the middle of the night so that me n my sister could jam the next day after school 😅

[@be28ans]

YES YES SO CORRECT

[@lewis72]

"I remember catching this video on mtv at like 2:00 in the morning" - I did the same with Machine Gun by Portishead.

[@VonMcGaha]

Yes or the torture of loving music that u hear by chance and spend months searching for. Like 'Highroad' by Broken Bells or 'Bianca' by Kent😢

[@misscaseydias]

You unlocked a feeling I forgot about ~ not having immediate access to a song & then finally getting a CD 💛

[@271chrissy]

The sting....of getting old........but the song never will. LONG LIVE THE 90s.

[@subnaught]

@@271chrissy “The sword of time…” - Johnny Mandel

[@TonySmith-i4c]

truth!!! 16 when this came out.

[@johannjohann6523]

Hint: If you refuse to grow up, you will never get old!

[@johannjohann6523]

For some modern eclectic ear candy with female vocals: "Amelia Arsenic - Oxytocin" and "Purity". Words fail to describe, other than you won't be "disappointed". Remember Veruca Salt? I loved that band. Always thought they should have been so much bigger and well known because they had the music. Some great songs. And even though I took shit for it from my friends "Republica". I liked their stuff too. It's not as "pop" oriented music as people think. You have to listen carefully to get their total vibe. A more modern band along these lines is the "Yeah Yeah Yeahs" from NY. Their stuff is pretty good too. Completely unique, yet familiar at the same time. Good band. And all this from a "Metal" guy. lol I just love good music. Exciting, Heart Pumping music my preferred genre. I figure I've got plenty of time to sleep once I'm dead. Till then, crank that shit up! (but for those occasional trips to the other side in the "a.m. hours" of the morning, music like Sneaker Pimps fits the mood a little better I think.)

[@oldschooldude8370]

Right there with you brother. Working on 43. My body tells me 50 but my mind is 45. Stay strong.

[@TheWaynos73]

One of those songs that makes you 120% more cooler than anyone on the planet just by listening to it.

[@SteveWoodward-i1g]

Word

[@awakeenlighten2298]

Boom!

[@tomortiz3514]

You the man 😎

[@marcfay5972]

Dig it!!TiT!!

[@catcaruso]

Zen master...

[@ssc4153]

Still listening and I'm 64 YO....good things never die!

[@joeypadgett7895]

I am 55 and I Love you!

[@marvFX01]

good on ya

[@amir4r803]

64...young enough to play the game and old enough to know the score l !!

[@iandunin]

Was thinking the same thing.

[@lonibeck2293]

​69 and the song is lights out she's fn hot 🔥 boys good rid of her and fell apart serves them right

[@thisiskjsworld]

A classic. The 90’s was a golden era.

[@cshft]

Absolutely. I've had a YT playlist called "golden era" for a few years now and just added this.

[@youropionmattersnot]

90s was the new 60s

[@TommyZeus-i8n]

@@youropionmattersnot I was 18 years old in 1997 - and that's what they said back then. I say it was the last great decade, even looking back at the last 20 years, they have nothing on the 1980s and 1990s.

[@nicholaskraft880]

@@TommyZeus-i8n Same here, I was also 18 in 1997 and you are dead on.

[@Pdiddy-pb3zc]

She is so beautiful!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ajs41]

What's she doing today?

[@tcod3137]

@@ajs41hopefully not 6 underground?

[@nsh1980]

Take it from an old man, don’t look….best case scenario will bum you out

[@davidschaadt3460]

70 soon. I just heard this song in2024, never thought it was so old. Love it.

[@allanfmarsden]

"Don't think cos I understand, I care" - top lyric of 1997

[@dojoofkamui]

"Don't think because I am talking.... we're friends" buddy. 😅

[@daleishus8420]

Yes best part of the song...👍

[@jesuslovesyou1702]

Why is that so Great? 🤔

[@macurban7946]

Indifference

[@lizastacy8704]

‘I’m open to falling from grace’ is SUCH a great lyric.

[@chipcatanzano1534]

For me the 90s were great, I had a prime time life it just sucks that things are bad now. There was peace, I had peace in my family, I had friends, independence, happiness. I just wish I can go back to that time where everyday I had happy to wake up. I want to go back and never come back

[@thecomingdepression1114]

Yup “We are living in a world in which nobody is free, in which hardly anybody is secure, in which it is almost impossible to be honest and to remain alive.” -- George Orwell 1949, Author of "1984"

[@michellebeckstrom6110]

So there are other people that share some of these feelings also.

[@starcrystal5551]

me too; wish I could have a re-do. I loved the grunge 90s . . . in 97, I'd have been "a baby" freshman in HS.. b4 things took a nose dive @ 17& 1/2 Literally couldn't enjoy alot of the music from the 1st 10+ years of 2000 b.c my self esteem plummeted.. hope what you're going through isn't too terrible although life is proving difficult . . . 🙏

[@cyprusd2049]

It was just yesterday in my mind, but now I'm not in my 20's anymore.... But in my mind I will never change

[@BeachTypeZaku]

This song has the perfect chill vibe.

[@johnpollock-w6c]

Yes just heard this a month ago

[@rickglenn3080]

This song is still a total vibe after all these years.

[@AF_1892]

I love "total vibe" going to use it in my vocabulary.

[@chrissycarver5767]

😊

[@VelonicaProfile]

For everyone saying "we'll never go back" I want you to know something: It wasn't the time of year that made the 90s the 90s. it was the people. So if you want your time to be awesome, don't wait around for everyone else to make it that way: Do your part.

[@MrSirjenx]

I totally agree

[@diggy-d8w]

Your post about the 90s truly resonated with me. It’s not just the era but the people and the spirit that made that time unforgettable. I couldn’t agree more that it’s up to us to create moments of magic in our own lives. I was fortunate enough to experience the 90s firsthand, and the music and culture of that decade still hold a special place in my heart. The raw energy of grunge, the rhythmic pulse of hip-hop, and the infectious melodies of pop were more than just trends; they were a soundtrack to an era that shaped so many of us. It was a time when music felt like it was speaking directly to our souls, and every track told a story of its own. Reflecting on that period, I often find myself marveling at how deeply it moved me, even though I was born a bit earlier. The 90s were like a vibrant tapestry, woven with threads of unforgettable moments and brilliant creativity. It’s amazing how a time so rich in culture can continue to inspire and influence us today. Thank you for sharing such a thought-provoking message. It’s a reminder that while eras may pass, the essence of what made them special can live on through our own actions and experiences. Wishing you a day filled with nostalgia and inspiration, diggy

[@VelonicaProfile]

@@diggy-d8w 👍 it's something i'll call an inspiration cascade. You'd be surprised just how much you can inspire the people around you - Just by being a little more awesome than they expected.

[@thereisauniverseinsideyourhand]

Thank you. I don't mean to insult these people but it's like they don't have a backbone, they have to rely on other surrounding factors in order to have experiences that are true to their soul. Those 40 year olds that say that are just like the "facile" people of this generation. Again, I know I sound mean but all they do is shit on the current generation and blame them for being different from what they've liked instead of enjoying what they enjoy despite the mere temporal changes, they act like it's not possible anymore because new ages and young people have changed things when despite all of that it really, really is. "The past is never dead, it is not even past." You can live with this music like it was released this second.

[@VelonicaProfile]

@@thereisauniverseinsideyourhand Mmmm. ya. it's always easier to cast blame than look at ourselves. The things truly worth doing are always more difficult. That's why there is value in it. The sad truth is that anytime you see someone complaining and blaming, they are revealing the truth - they dont have any answers. No solutions. And they dont know what to do, so this is what they settle for. It's okay. Dont waste a moment on these types. keep going. There are much more worthwhile people if you keep your eyes and heart open.

[@CincyNightOwl]

90s, come back! We miss you, need you!

[@fredlandry6170]

This was a great time to be in your 20’s.

[@MrMairu555]

Oh yes! Prime party years. Born in '71. Take me back, please!!!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭

[@ethanstump]

it's always a good time to be in your 20's, but never a good time to be poor in your 20's. enjoyment has no age.

[@johnpastore7685]

I was

[@michael.g5402]

Yep! I was 20 in 91. Miss those days, but thankful my liver and my brain survived! 🤪

[@darkhighwayman1757]

it really was. I had no money but it was funner

[@nomaambundy9989]

I remember walking in the mall and hearing this play softly in the background. That memory caused me to hunt this song for years.

[@willimantic80]

Wow, I was 16 in 1996 when Mtv was playing this and Mtv was Mtv, now I'm 42 and still listening to this...Memories!

[@brewcitydivers1954]

I was 20 in 1996 and this song just is mesmerizing. So good and will never be replicated in any form ever again. Just EPIC!

[@willimantic80]

@@brewcitydivers1954 Facts!

[@luiso.9103]

Same here 43 class of 97

[@amycorona]

Me too!! Damm 96 was such a great year for music and just a great time to be a teen! Great times!

[@willimantic80]

@@luiso.9103 On my way to 43, class of 98!

[@steveyj3002]

One of the best songs ever and the original lead singer had an incredible look and voice

[@robbinbanx7439]

Kelly Ali still looks good in 2023!

[@chadkline4268]

She quit the band after the debut album. Reminds me of Drivers Seat. A forever song from a band you know of no other songs. I wish I had a whole collection of music at this level. In the class of Aphrodite's Child, Astrud Gilberto, B52s, Beck, Lowdown, Wicked Game, I Feel Love, and many others that will be heard for an eternity.

[@ZenGlenn]

​@@chadkline4268 And HOOVERPHONIC🎶🤟🌠

[@Surtac100]

indeed

[@johng.7]

Kelli Ali has a KZbin channel, but hasn't posted in about 3 years. www.youtube.com/@kelliali/videos

[@inspectorevo5704]

The 90's was the last decade of great music, in my opinion.

[@trezmala]

I’m so glad I grew up in the 90’s, there’s no better time to be alive.

[@Aglassact77]

Except the 80’s, I grew up during both. The 90’s had their moments for sure, but the 80’s can’t be touched .

[@nickgangone9541]

This whole album takes me back 25+ years

[@fawkkyutuu8851]

@@Aglassact77 I always like to say take 1980 - 1998 and just loop It forever.

[@iankelly6264]

1995 music started to die and could say about films to

[@MrBronx61]

90s was the last great decade

[@seancondon146]

Oh christ this tune is 27 years old and still sounds top

[@jdmac44]

This video encompasses my entire favorite color palette of the 90's. ❤❤ And of course the song is SO classic.

[@ryangebilaguin]

Im 42 now and this song really is gold. Time flies so fast, its 2024 now.

[@alexclark6777]

I love the way they used the sample from the Goldfinger musical score. Proper nostalgia-inducing song.

[@ValtinaProductions]

This woman, in this video, at that particular moment in history, roughly speaking, embodied what can best be described as the apex of human beauty.

[@EyeCandyAthlete]

I don't know about the apex of human beauty. I'm not saying she's ugly, but If Kelli was really that beautiful, don't you think she would be a Plastics Engineer and not a singer in a band? Everyone knows that all the best looking, most attractive people are Plastics Engineers.

[@ValtinaProductions]

@@EyeCandyAthlete 😄

[@teejae2065]

Yes, you just had to stare...

[@Heropsychodream]

@@EyeCandyAthlete It's true, everyone knows about the Plastics Engineer -> Model pipeline.

[@AM06000]

We could say that Sneaker Pimps are very underrated.. But we just feel very lucky to be able to listen to their music for years...

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

You could...but then someone would ask you exactly what they're "rated" and you probably wouldn't have an answer.

[@krashd]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks The answer is 8.

[@DaveTaste]

Everything that ever happened is underrated

[@GamerPhilosophy]

My brain has never left 90's dimension, every time I hear timeless classics from the 90's I am transported back in time/home. 💞👌😊👍

[@stuarttempleton43]

I know what you mean - God I miss the 90's

[@trueandtwisted]

Same here. Strange how a song/memory can produce actual chills, tears, and what have you.

[@chrishague8759]

Couldn't have put it better myself, an era of brilliant brit pop hits from sneaker pimps to sleeper, bluetones, blur, pulp, gene, oasis, longpigs, chumbawanba and many many others, great times

[@Feminazi1dc]

Me with y2k

[@fionahawkes1758]

Same 👍

[@martymcintosh5026]

damn this song takes me back, still sounds great

[@charliealphatango947]

If I could just go back to 96. Best time of my life.

[@Jdoom13]

Its chilling that soooo many of us have this feeling

[@garybreyjr353]

Right there w you

[@mattg5978]

You will one day...

[@mottopanukeiku7406]

Kelli Ali is absolutely mesmerizing in this video. Those eyes are melting my screen.

[@HappyBear376]

Funny that, her name was Dayton when I knew her.

[@saturnx311]

Mine too!

[@saturnx311]

@@HappyBear376 Yep, when they were together I think. Kelli Dayton

[@Kinnakeeter]

She's absolutely gorgeous 😍

[@LillyBunnyBoo]

Gorgeous and mesmerizing…and the song is insanely good…but she can’t sing for shit.

[@johnr6676]

Love her snagletooth

[@s74gx8]

I continue to follow Kelli to this day- she is an Angel and a most gracious artist to her fans- don’t know if I’ve ever felt so endeared to any artist and she’s becoming quite the painter and sketch artists in the last several years as well - wish her every happiness in the world for what her voice has contributed to my life ❤

[@derekgiordano5378]

gorgeous voice.

[@Samael1113]

Yeah, makes you wonder why in the hell they fired her after this album /shrug

[@jamesfields2916]

That music riff is from the James Bond movie ' Goldfinger ' when Bond finds Jill Masterson painted gold.

[@rockee9869]

I remember watching Goldfinger again after hearing this and was like daaamn nice flip

[@nomanslilwhaler1768]

Yes, indeed. I recall that riff vividly from my young teenage years.

[@jamesfields2916]

​@@nomanslilwhaler1768I still can't believe Jimmy Page was a session guitarist when Shirley Bassey recorded Goldfinger in 1964. He said he was blown away when Shirley hit that high note

[@kengray1663]

The last time period to have its own identity not just defined by what technology exists.

[@CathieWatson-n8t]

Agreed😢

[@mstyles2667]

so true

[@ethanstump]

excuse you? every period has it's identity, and tech is a part of it, but only a part. i think most people are talking about when their identity shifted, which usually is the 15 years between 15 and 30. there's nothing to fear.

[@moretoknowshow]

An absolute solidly chill banger. Whenever I need a proper trip back, it’s my song for the journey. Still amazing now…

[@Andromeister27]

Sneaker Pimps is probably the most impeccable, underrated alternative rock groups of the 90s hands down.

[@adammacdonald5332]

One of the best songs ever.

[@arndnaj]

Roll on, roll off is a great damn tune too.

[@TedBunnie]

The acoustic guitar riff in this is so effin’ addictive and gorgeous!! Amazing how a simple guitar riff made this song so inspiring and cool.

[@Leo-sd3jt]

Look up "Golden Girl" by John Barry from the Goldfinger soundtrack (yes, the James Bond movie). They've spotted a killer sample and expanded it to its full potential.

[@TedBunnie]

@@Leo-sd3jt thank you, kind sir!

[@falcoperegrinus82]

It's just F#maj and Amaj repeated!

[@TedBunnie]

@@falcoperegrinus82 yeah! In a genius way! Whoever the original composer is, he sold his soul to the devil! Hahaa

[@E.J.Vulgary]

People in today's age (2023) have yet to learn how powerful this song was back in the 90s. It indeed was a masterpiece for its time and highly loved.

[@anaatanasiu1613]

I have just discovered it 2 weeks ago and I can imagine, it hits pretty hard these days too!

[@kevinknight1924]

I’m 55 and still love it. Kelly rocks. From an 80s metal head

[@SHAE141]

i discovered it a few months ago, im 20 and i wish i got to experience it when it came out

[@RonnieRonnie3697]

I'm 19 and I freaking vibe to this! I can visualize myself in 97' NYC chilling in a taxi ride on a rainy night as I gaze upon the skyscrapers, including the World Trade Center. Idk, the year 1997 screams that vision of NYC to me. Pretty dope ngl.

[@pommygeezer9309]

Fucking oath, mate!

[@JoBo-ug6tf]

Bought this CD specifically for this song (well, the original version that got radio airtime), and was immediately blown away by every other song on there. There was no filler, no half-assed tracks, just pure hardcore awesome. Still one of my favorite albums ever.

[@jasminesays]

One of my favorite music videos of all time, I will never get tired of these visuals

[@pogosmama1]

Especially Mr. Gorgeous in black. Wow.

[@underthebluetakemein.]

ikr.....there's an underlying sexiness about it.

[@crackadawg]

For me, it was the long legs on Laura Prepon behind the glass towards the end of the video that always had my attention, at least when the gorgeous Kelli Ali wasn't also onscreen. God I miss my 20s.

[@bexmw]

I always did love the parody of suburbia that was a thing in the 90s

[@Albert-the-Astro]

Slowly grinding my teeth while my eyes rolling back in my head , loving every touch. Kinda miss those days.

[@bajohnnie]

you had that bomb ex, huh?

[@Albert-the-Astro]

@@bajohnnie Big Time.

[@jonathanmartin7287]

@@Albert-the-Astro sounds like some deadly Molly bro

[@vtec2008]

@@jonathanmartin7287lol 💯

[@macabre101]

I'm watching this video right now, basically crying, wishing that I could go back to the 90s... that attitude of that era, the griminess and the edginess. Unfortunately, given the way Society is today, we will never have another decade like the 90s again, and it just crushes me.

[@LastvanLichtenGlorie]

There will be decades just like the 90's for another set of people, just not us, because in the end it is not the decade we miss as much as it was our youth in that space and time.

[@JennaCrispino]

@@LastvanLichtenGlorieNo.. I'm sorry. Anyone can miss their youth. The 90s were truly a time of their own that are unable to be repeated because of a global loss of innocence. This song touches me because it brings up feelings of yearning and wanting and aloneness (not to be confused with solitude or loneliness). Things have been speeded up to a point where such a feeling will forever be unknown to anyone who didn't already experience it.

[@peachmelba1000]

​@JennaCrispino Jenna, when we were young at that time, history was literally shifting into a new age. We were the party at the end of an age. What's happening now is a consequence of that age ending and another beginning. It's always been this way. When two ages crossfade, as one waxes and one wanes, there is a period of chaos. This is where we are, where we have been for nearly 25 years, but take heart. I promise you the chaos will diminish, but it's going to get messy. And after, we, meaning our age group, will have the privilege to fulfill the promise of our youth, as ones who remember. Jenna, remember, okay?

[@chrisjones3296]

??? !!! Ha Ha why do you all wax poetic about the past so stupidly?.Right here right now is what's most important ! Enjoy the present!

[@johneeeemarry34]

If you voted for Tony Blair’s mass immigration and share holder capitalism then you can shed as many tears as you like on your Now that’s what I call the 90s compact disc…. You get what you fucking deserve….

[@andrew.hamsterdad]

forty years from now this will sound even better!

[@TechnicalDifficulties]

Sneaker Pimps is back reclaiming the throne!

[@mrbug4803]

Man, this beat hit so hard off the 12” subs in the trunk back in the day. I can close my eyes and almost put myself back in that car cruising without a care in the world. The 90s were awesome.

[@jasonjackson4555]

Wow. Instant flashback to my freshman year of college. I knew so little about the world back then.

[@GhostintheMachine-eg5wm]

yeah, well, the world knows so little about itself, right?

[@ball20ball20]

Waves of nostalgia crash over me when I hear this song!

[@gregyeah82]

Exact feeling I get it so weird.

[@rushtonsedberry4734]

Me too. So many ecstacy pills and wild parties. My life is amazing. I had a few bad years. It is all coming back on line now.

[@KTmilla]

Omg me too hella 😭🥲

[@KTmilla]

@@rushtonsedberry4734 haha same here.. I’m sober now.. life is better

[@tylero8595]

1996 was the best year ever. The peak of our civilization. Peace yall. Never stop dancing.

[@chrismckenzie-d9m]

The record store I used to go to used to play this all the time ... great memories

[@BEHEMONAUT]

I was wondering why this had so few views, and then saw that it was only uploaded a month ago. nice to see theres a KZbin presence for this band at least for this song. when it was released in the states, it was one of those breath of fresh air experiences to hear it, because radio was still a prevalent way to hear music (outside of vh1 and mtv which I didnt watch). it made a big impression even if it wasnt marketed as well as other hit songs. what else to say, always loved the song.

[@Tricob1974]

It has 828,279 views as of this date - April 5th, 2023. Not bad for a band who was swallowed whole by No Doubt, Garbage, Celine Dion, and Alanis Morissette. They probably were more popular in Europe, but in the U.S., they got lots of airplay without lots of sales. I didn't hear a peep from them a year after this video came out. But maybe I was just watching the wrong video channel (VH-1).

[@darkl3ad3r]

One of my all time favorite songs, grew up listening to it throughout the 90s and ever since. It's the smoothest thing under the sun. I just wanted to put this message out there while I'm still alive and say thank you for this fantastic melody.

[@richardfry9991]

Classic. Seriously underrated song from the 90's..

[@1066Perun]

Everyone has music that defines their generation. And each generation believes their music is the best. Fair enough. Therefore, please note - This is the music of my generation, and it is the best music. Let me repeat that statement - This is the best music.

[@eltwarg6388]

Today's young people can listen to whatever they find on net - not necessarily to the music produced recently. They often do not even listen to radio or watch TV - it was different when I was young - others selected for me what to listen to much more. I doubt my children will refer to a music produced today as to music of their generation - I doubt they would remember any. Even if I let our TV tuner on, they switch it to a music channel rotating music from 80s or 90s... They switch it to this even when I had selected some "party tunes" with today's "generics" (and resampled simplifications of the originals), to feel younger :) I testify they actually do prefer this older music (under NO pressure) and they are all teenagers... but still it could be they are not representative for the today's young generation...

[@davidsuzukiispolpot]

I came of age in the late '70s but, the '90s was the best musical period That I lived through.

[@BeCoShooter]

She doesn't sing. She purrs.

[@jeremyfoster4789]

Reminds me of late 96 you know back when MTV actually played music videos my last year of highschool and I don't know about anyone else but back then All through the '90s me and my older brother would have MTV on every morning while getting ready for school or when we got home from school and certain songs they kept in heavy rotation and this was one of those songs that stuck with you because you heard or watched the video over and over but definitely reminds me of a bygone era

[@Franklin-j2024]

1st heard on GTA. Looked it up and keep playing it too

[@GMoney_1973]

51 here and this song is still great after all these years. I miss those days

[@lasciviouspaine]

when i was little this video was like a very dark adult conversation i couldn't comprehend and now i still dont know wtf it means

[@TheWanderingOff]

Can't get over how sonically pleasing this song is. Its truly one of the greats.

[@santamuerte1192]

Can't believe that next year this song turns 30. But this song has aged very well, I listen to it very often. God I was in love with Kelli Ali....I think she turns 51 in 2025 and sure....the passing of time leaves it's heavy mark but back then.....wow.

[@amcname494]

I remember thinking when I first saw this video, back in the day, that the singer had this vampire vibe going on. Yup, she definitely has that vibe. And the song is great. They get right into that awesome mellow groove and they stay with it all the way through. excellent.

[@JSolar590]

How do you know she's not? 🤣

[@JQB45]

@@JSolar590 haha

[@randomrees-a.k.adabonthis5745]

I've always found myslef fascinated by her mouth and teeth they have drawn me in for years. I find it hard to watch everything else going on in the video. She is pure, innocent and beautiful.

[@AC-ld4np]

@@randomrees-a.k.adabonthis5745 right? Back in the day I knew a woman in Alberta with similar big-ass canines. It was hard not to stare...

[@tenebrousoul9368]

Kelly Ali is just awesome

[@MrStrat01]

This girl have something special .... her voice ....her face .... her mouth.... I don't know but she's indeed a very beautifull girl singing an amazing song 😍😍

[@JamesP-j7j]

The 90s were an indisputable golden age of alt.music across multiple genres. It was like something new and amazing and different was dropping every day for a decade.

[@TommyZeus-i8n]

The culmination of greatness James.

[@FrankyBeach]

This track just make me cry out of joy man...I cant

[@bloodlustzombie]

I lucky to have lived in those times. I come here to go back in time. I remember staying up late to watch AMP on MTV.

[@mrbleak9873]

I took the 90’s for granted. I miss those days.

[@fractalign]

It’s hard for peeps these days to realise how huge acts like Tricky, Portis Head Head and Sneaker Pimps were in the Nineties, I never got to see any of them live but I did see Massive Attack and Lamb a couple of times.

[@MrHumanracin]

I got to see live: Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky, Lamb, Morcheeba, Ruby, Attica Blues, Beth Orton… great times!

[@Arrowed_Sparrow]

I would've loved to see them live. Also don't forget about Flogging Molly 😁

[@sirfizz6518]

Trip hop had a pretty brief heyday but its influence stretched everywhere.

[@TheWaynos73]

Just heard the Pimps latest album. Its great!

[@bestdjaf7499]

Best years. Best games & best music & movies & best everything. I remember listening Rock & Industrial & D&B & Rap & .... We had everything & everything was allowed. If I had a time machine, i would definitely go back to 90th. F@ the Future. It's dark & unpleasant. There were never the better times & will never be.

[@MoobyScrimp]

It’s like this song has been in the background of my entire life. Timeless

[@Take_Me_Back_To_The_1980s]

Dear 1990s, We fucked up, will you take us back?

[@denisejohnson1815]

😂👍

[@ophrahgiedon228]

Please, baby 🙏 please!😂

[@nickfranklin6495]

I suspect this is meant to be a throw away line. But it is in fact powerful because most of todays semihumans would not be self aware enough or have the humility to even get close to saying this

[@Boleskinebeatz]

LOVE this,..

[@alegria1883]

✌️❤

[@myndcrime346]

First time I heard this song...I was driving to work at 6am. It came on 88.1 KTXT, Texas Tech radio station. It was Becoming X official debut and I was instantly in love with the beat...but especially Kelli's voice. Bought the CD that evening...and loved EVERY song.

[@user-ux3vw6mb4k]

One of the greatest songs of all time! There's no other song on earth that makes me feel like this one does.

[@ashliiprigmore5441]

My girlfriend's a fan of IMAX and I wanted to check out Chris' older stuff, I think I heard this song once when I was about 6 and thought it sounded really cool, glad to be able to put a name and face to it!

[@craigjohnson4819]

You should listen to Sneaker Pimp's first album "Becoming X", quite brilliant. Low Place Like Home is my favourite track, but all excellent.

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

I can't believe it's been 25 years! This was my 95 anthem

[@WatchthisandChill]

1996.

[@johnathanmphoto]

This song is bittersweet at best. It evokes a memory of a better time in this world... before 9/11... and long before Covid. The clubs in NYC, LA and Miami... The hope for a new future and tomorrow. People danced with each other and nobody was on their phone 24/7. The female leads in the 90's were really rocking it... and music was shifting gears in 95/96... and yet, here we are, and this song remains the same... super cool, always.

[@peachmelba1000]

Jonathan, I hear you. I feel similarly, but I also believe that people had the same problems back then as we have today, just caused by different things. We were on the cusp of a new age, literally astrologically speaking, when you and I were enjoying our fruitful and intellectually nourishing popular culture 30 years ago. I personally swam in it as deeply and joyously as I possibly could. What I've learned since then is that the ages of our lives, of history, have feathered edges. They overlap as the current one wanes and the next waxes. This creates chaos. This is where we are. The new age really began to mount about a decade ago, and the time of chaos is nearing its nadir. It might not be pretty, but it is as it has always been. I hope we (people our age, about 45-50) will get to see the promise of our youth fulfilled, as teachers, guides, as those who _remember._ We'll be needed. Remember, Jonathan.

[@johnathanmphoto]

@@peachmelba1000 🙏

[@petejuvinall]

Trip Hop, to me, is one of those timeless genres. *Almost* 30 years later and this doesn't feel old.

[@jimmybutler7202]

I first heard this song in 1996 when I lived in Los Angeles at a record store where you could listen to sample songs from cd's I immediately bought the album!!! Still great to hear and watch!

[@CP-kb1du]

1997 The Saint soundtrack Val Kilmer ...Elisabeth Shue scene

[@ms.b9093]

I mss going to Tower Records and listening to album snippets and browsing the endless racks of cd's and magazines! Spent hours there in the 90s!

[@maartea5825]

There´s something haunting and mysterious with this song. Love it.

[@richardmoody2683]

I remember being 12 and seeing this music video for the first time on MTV. Something about it just captivated me. It was a different sound than what I was used to hearing. Ever since then been a fan of this genre the music.

[@shocker147]

This was so popular when I was a junior in high school. Great years.

[@SpiderDoesThings]

This version of Sneaker Pimps was the best. I wish Chris would get back into the Studio with Kelli Ali again. He's fine on his own in IAMX, but Kelli's voice and delivery were just perfect for this album and the tone of Chris's music.

[@JohnSVT]

This is one of those songs I can just close my eyes and while listening to it drift away to the 90’s

[@jeffphillips1832]

Trip hop is still underrated.

[@hoshiref]

Word

[@hoshiref]

Word is bond...word is bond

Bull.

[@c.t.4837]

Love Kelli Ali. This video was right on brand in the 90’s with her vampire fang teeth and goth/witchy vibe … I miss these days so damn much. This whole Sneaker Pimp album is gold

[@leechapman-ri9rb]

I don't. As I young man in the 90's I was always skint. Hardly ever got my end away either. So I took Tony Montana's advice. "You gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money then you get the power. And when you get the power, then you get the woman."

[@davidoliver8142]

Woah... now this is a blast from the past

[@DP-go7wc]

When I say I want 90s vibes, this is exactly what I want

[@polki802]

Such a brilliant track - and a great album. But honestly Kelli is the reason i keep watching this. She ws magnetic, impossibly beautiful and a dental fantasy - they lost everything when they told her to go and sank without trace. But some very special moments

[@Paul-yh1dr]

Nice sounds

[@WilliamEly]

Dental fantasy? I admit that I think there's something up with her teeth but I don't fantasize about them.

[@James-pq3qq]

Heard this back in the late 1990s...loved it. Amazingly, I saw the music video for the first time only last week... "I'M OPEN TO FALL FROM GRACE..."

[@Daretoshi66]

Fave from the time, her soothing voice, difficult times, introspective, so unique and never ages :)

[@aperturealpha6760]

one of the best experimental songs from the 90s. classic and original.

[@luciensanchez1200]

The album is good too.