THIS WILL BE ON REPEAT!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Bush - Comedown REACTION

THIS WILL BE ON REPEAT!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Bush - Comedown REACTION
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[@pattyestrada6]

Try “Glycerine” next. The lead singer Gavin Rossdale was married to Gwen Stefani for about 13/14 years.

[@kingdrax]

Definitely do Glycerine, but not next. They just heard a slower Bush song, rock out to "Little Things" or "Everything Zen" next, just to hear that other side of them. Then definitely hear Glycerine; it's an amazing song.

[@normanleroy1874]

Glycerin is such an awesome song.

[@naruXsasulover2]

Yes that is my favorite song by Bush plus was the 1st song that I had heard by them lol 😆 and I love Gwen Stefani and her music

[@kingtbones]

I just don't like how Gwen Stefani brought up personal things about Gavin trying to embarrass him. To the best of my knowledge he took the high road and didn't comment!

[@kingtbones]

@@thegoodthings2878 I never said he wasn't at fault for the breakup of his marriage and of course he did some grimy things. However she went overboard when she went on a tangent saying that he was a cross dresser and made her call him a wife in bed, and saying he was only into gay porn. Now she was justified in being mad but I do think there are personal things that married couples do behind closed doors that no matter the circumstances should be left behind closed doors. Especially if it deals with any element of sexuality. It's on a similar wavelength as nonconsensual release of nude images. Certain things should be left private between the parties involved and not for public to know, judge or ridicule.

[@wen-nz3sk]

Love this group, "Glycerin," "Machine Head" and personal fav, "Everything Zen!!" Grunge for me is all about lead vocal and guitar, everything else follows, absolutely love it and I'm hard core rock. 😎❤👍🏽

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Don't forget "Little Things"!

[@CharlieFader]

@@dustywaynemusic6297 Little Things is probably their most "grunge" song, with the most obvious Pixies/Nirvana influence, although Swallowed is like that too.

[@jamiepasquariello2652]

This isn't grunge. It's alternative

[@scaler1179]

In the 90s this was referred to as "Alternative Rock" , primarily because it was a mix of various genres. Punk, grunge, soft and hard rock, r&b, blues, etc.

[@knowledge-girl]

It's also classified as "post grunge."

[@chrisa4695]

I agree but their sound was close to grunge. Alternative was such a broad umbrella term that kept changing. I remember when REM, U2, and many European bands were alternatives. Bands like Blind Melon which was kind of hippie folky and gin Blossoms which was more of a pop band were also alternative.

[@machetealvarez]

Grunge

[@scottmurphy6044]

Post-Grunge!!!!

[@miadavis4837]

The lead singer of Bush is Gavin Rossdale who is Gwen Stefani's ex-husband. Glycerine, Machinehead and Letting the Cables Sleep are some other well-known songs of their's.

[@arashi75m]

Was coming to say the same thing. Glycerine and Machinehead are definitely ones for them to watch for a followup.

[@dianeorr8937]

❤❤❤

[@arashi75m]

This one isnt really grunge or punk. Grunge is literally a blend of alternative rock styles that were prominent in the Seattle area in the 1990s most exemplified by Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden. There were a lot of other great bands in this genera like L7, Mother Love Bone, Green River, etc... Punk is a style that is also fairly varried with subgenres and eras there is the original Punk sounds of Iggy Pop and the Stooges, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Misfits, etc from the 70s and 80s eras and the resurgence that have occured in the later 80s through the 90s with bands like Green Day, Blink 182, Bad Religion, Rancid, etc... Bush would fall into the overall Alternative rock genera of the 90s.

[@jasonjennings9087]

Machinehead shows a harder side of them… recommended highly

[@jasonjennings9087]

They are named Bush because they are from Shepard’s Bush in the UK

[@JoyfulOrb]

YES! Bush! This band is fantastic, other great songs are Glycerine, Everything Zen, Machine Head, Letting the Cables Sleep, Mouth, the lead singer is Gavin Rossdale.

[@ItsVincentAgain]

Greedy Fly

[@jordancrosno9711]

Everything Zen my fav from that album

[@krispurdy78]

All of these songs are a must!

[@scottswenson383]

Pretty much the whole Sixteen Stone album is fantastic

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Little Things

[@Shrykespeare]

One of best bands of the 90s. They had a ton of hits - "Machinehead", "Glycerine", "Everything Zen", "Little Things", and "Swallowed". You should also check out another great 90s band, Creed ("Higher").

[@mikeyb1159]

💯💯💯

[@Shrykespeare]

Plus - you've done Rush, now you've done Bush... you should do another 90s band, Lush, for Female Friday - their song "Sweetness and Light" is one of my favorite songs of ALL TIME.

[@edgarmontero5290]

Wonderful group, and it's no wonder that in this age of rap and Taylor Swift, it's no wonder that true artists are a bit forgotten. A shame. Sixteen Stone and Razorblade Suitcase, should be seen as classics.

[@gabrielledormuth4634]

Still remember Gavin playing glycerine live on stage all alone at boonstock. He had the entire crowd in the palm of his hand singing along with him. What a epic performance

[@dannysalamon5731]

Forgot about everything zen! Solid track

[@thorfinsky1427]

A band you really need to react to is Smashing Pumpkins. "Cherub Rock"," Tonight, Tonight" or "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" would be a good place to start.

[@Malic430]

This times 1,000,000

[@tequila_mockingbird4525]

Anything from Siamese Dream would be a good choice. My favorite from it is “Mayonnaise” 🔥🔥🔥

[@matthewdrake4385]

Yes anything from Siamese dream or Mellon Collie is worth a look or listen. Tonight tonight, 1979, 33, zero, bullet, disarm. Just to narrow down a few. They like the melancholy type vocal and Billy's voice fits that to a tee.

[@Malic430]

@@tequila_mockingbird4525 that’s from the second album “Siamese Dream”. Their first album was “Gish”.

[@NUTS2882]

ZERO!!!!!!

[@iamangee]

There wasn’t a bad song on Sixteen Stone. Glycerine, Little Things, Everything Zen, Machinehead…such a great album!

[@McFlySwatter]

I agree.. perfect album. Just hit play and enjoy 🙂

[@ThaCrustyOne]

#facts. Still rock Bush on my playlists

[@impishsongster333]

Agree. It's one of those rare albums, where there's no "skips".

[@AttackChefDennis]

Ok you guys, I've been sober 20 years, before which this particular song was my getting my buzz on song and despite all the damage I was doing to myself and all those around me, I thought I would never change and die that way, hopeless, homeless & destitute. But that song took me away from problems for a bit. Then when I got sober and realized how good life was without alcohol, this song once again became a celebration song for me, I had found a new cloud to be on

[@jaycorby]

Dennis McCormick Hey man, I celebrated 20 years on May 4th of this year! Alcohol was my drug of choice, and it is a drug, almost did me in for good. Our 'stories' may not be identical, but the 'feelings' are the same. Oh, and btw, I'm willing to bet you have the disease running in your family - all I had to do was look at your name! Keep comin' back - I'm glad we both did.

[@seelenwinter6662]

@@jaycorby hehe... i celebrate my 20 years being sober next year...:-) but i tried to die this way and it doesnt worked, so i stopped that try and i am now happy with my wife and our 2 kids which i never had become without stopping to be drunk all day...^^

[@guymartin6514]

@@seelenwinter6662 Fantastic! Congratulations!

[@guymartin6514]

Awesome story mate well done!

[@guymartin6514]

@@jaycorby Well done :)

[@arizrich]

A great 90s band to try is the Gin Blossoms and the song I'd recommend is "Hey Jealousy". A great up tempo song with cool jangly guitars, you'll love it!

[@elizabethstrawn445]

YES....!!!!!!

[@raymo6795]

...that was a great album , Rich. All great songs. I wonder why no follow up?

[@arizrich]

@@raymo6795 They actually did put out a 2nd album with a song from it becoming a semi hit (Follow You Down) but then they suffered from Rock Star disease and broke up. That New Miserable Experience album was absolutely killer though!

[@raymo6795]

@@arizrich …seems that is a common affliction “ Fuel”, “Spin Doctors”, 7 Mary3..The Toadies, ..Silver chair..off he top of my head…these were some pretty good Alt albums from the time…”Mary’s Danish” was another but none are still around…all good stuff. And a great time in music.

[@90hatter90]

Dude I’ve been wanting to request that sing but just haven’t yet. They get so swamped that idk if or when they’ll ever get to see the request. But yeah I back you up on that one. I love that song.

[@nrdztx]

Finally a reaction channel that is actually reacting to Bush. That whole album Sixteen Stone is probably one of the most influential albums of the 90s IMO. Of course I see several songs already mentioned that you will love but you should do the song Alien. Oh and Little Things(total banger).

[@tequila_mockingbird4525]

Yes! Little Things is 🔥

[@MundoDragon]

Sixteen Stone*

[@hollydeitch1977]

Bush = band Busch = beer 😂😂😂

[@dustinsdesertheirloomgarde5999]

Yes, Bush! So good. They ruled the 90s with Nirvana, Alice in Chains, REM, and a few others. Other great Bush songs are Little Things, Glycerine, Everything Zen, Chemicals between Us and Machinehead.

[@O0othiago0o0o0o]

Bush came after Nirvana ended. They ruled the second part of 90's.

[@raymo6795]

...have not heard any REM reactions...IMO, pioneers of the "alt" genre"

[@dchenkin02]

REM peaked in the late 1980s. Bush debut album was released in 1994 after the death of Kurt Cobain.

[@johncipjrmusic]

Gavin Rossdale!!! Glycerine and everything zen two of the greatest 90’s songs. These 2 songs a must. Then do Chris Cornel Billie Jean it’s mind blowing.

[@GuitarPlayersFun]

Yes Chris Cornell with Billie Jean. After his version, you believe the song. Amazing!

[@johncipjrmusic]

@@GuitarPlayersFun could be one of greatest songs ever. Top 10 at least. Cornell’s version.

[@patience5032]

A million percent Chris's version of Billie JEan

[@johncipjrmusic]

@@patience5032 for sure it’s chilling. Goose bumps.

[@coreylemoine4920]

Absolutely on Chris Cornell singing Billie Jean and Nothing Compares to You.

[@joshuablevins4340]

And to the most beautiful girl at Woodstock 99, the one that was on my shoulders when Bush performed this song... If you happen to see this say hi to me. I was devastated when I fell asleep and missed meeting back up with you at the airplane Hangar for the Rave. I looked for you for the next two days but never saw you again. I seriously want to cry. If yall would pin this JIC she miraculously happens to read this and is a part of the RobSquad Fam, , that would be amazing. She was so genuinely nice, I always have wondered about her, and hate thinking she may feel I stood her up.

[@krazzybastard]

Bush Alien. IMO their best song👍

[@bgrising]

Bush!!!!AHHHHHHHHH I love this band. Their debut album is epic. Their second album, Razorblade Suitcase, has a song called Greedy Fly. This song is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!

[@roxannchambers312]

Yes! Greedy Fly has to be my favorite Bush song. This band was my first concert, it was during the Razorblade Suitcase tour in '97.

[@unclestinky6388]

Collective Soul was another popular 90s era band. "Shine" was their biggest hit and has that massive sound. "December" is another good one, "The World I Know" is more of an acoustic hit.

[@F13thvoorhees]

My name is Barack Obama and I approve of this message

[@lancerx1759]

Collect Soul is based and most awesome live

[@nicoleeisenhauer4967]

Yes!!!!!!! I won’t stop saying how amazing and underrated this band is! I just found you guys today, and I will be following you guys forever ❤

[@randym9104]

I’m still pushing for TRIUMPH “magic power or fight the good fight “ live from the US FESTIVAL

[@cometogether999]

2 good choices! I would include "Lay it on the Line".

[@Dpartwonk]

Bush was one of my favorite bands in the 90’s. I finally got to see that at The Greek Theatre a couple of years ago and they still sound fantastic. And Gavin still looks great...he might be a vampire.... Y’all should give Garbage a listen for female Friday. Lead singer Shirley Manson is fantastic (and super sweet irl). Only Happy When It Rains would be a good one to start with as it’s the song that really put them on the map.

[@tjhunger8644]

Bush's frontman Galvin Rossdale was married for 13 years, and had three children with Gwen Stefani. The song you were reviewing came from there debut album called sixteen Stone; from 1994. Razor blade suitcase, (1996) and, The science of things (1999) are some other great sources for some outstanding tracks. Bush came at the cusp of what was considered grunge and post-grunge. Which post-grunge has a pejorative connotation being it's not considered as authentic or hard-hitting as the foundation of grunge. I personally love post-grunge music. Bands such as the foo fighters, Live, Creed, Collective soul, Silverchair, Candlebox, Matchbook twenty, are all great bands with great music also considered so-called "postgrunge", and worthy of consideration to review

[@lasciethiesing2219]

Machine head was always my favorite song by Bush. Love this Grunge era rock music of the 90's. Gavin has an amazing front man voice. 😻

[@chriso6719]

LOL Busch is the beer. The band is spelled BUSH. Lead singer is Gavin Rossdale. Glycerine is another good one of theirs.

[@itsmedino]

👋

[@chriso6719]

@@itsmedino Hey Dino.

[@kingdrax]

Correct. Also, Gavin is Gwen Stefani's ex-husband. As for other hits from the monster Sixteen Stone album, "Everything Zen," "Little Things," as well as "Glycerine" (as Chris O mentioned).

[@kathyjam2482]

One of my favorite 90s band. I love Gavin's voice. If Amber wants rock then she should listen to Machinehead from them.

[@deadpolymers3416]

"Come Down" and "Alien" are my 2 favorite Bush songs.

[@lakerman1422]

Love how the both of you get into the music and all the intricacies of songs.❤️

[@carolbrown7530]

Seen them in concert 2mths ago And they still KILL IT!!!

[@ilikejohnhurt]

Ahhhh. Brings back great memories. "Everything Zen" is an amazing song and Gavin Rossdale sang lead on Blue Man Group's "The Current".

[@rafterman5072]

They aren’t technically Grunge, although they sound a lot like Nirvana. I actually wouldn’t even know what to define them as, probably more Post-Grunge/Hard Rock because they weren’t ever part of the Grunge era. Grunge is more a counter culture type thing. But yeah, like every one said “Glycerine” is their big hit.

[@tjhunger8644]

Some would classify that era as post-grunge although it's considered pejorative for not being as hard-hitting or authentic I personally love post-grunge bands such as, Live, Collective soul, Candlebox, Matchbox 20, Foo fighters, Silverchair, Creed 3 doors down, xcetera

[@Jaster832]

Alternative People get so pedantic trying to classify 90's rock, it was referred to as "Alternative" and encompasses all the genres that it doesn't quite fit into. People are so fucking concerned with getting an exact label to pigeon hole everything these days.

[@tjhunger8644]

@@Jaster832 you seem very emotional are you okay would you like a hug

[@Jaster832]

@@tjhunger8644 Going around offering to hug random strangers is creepy, bud.

[@tjhunger8644]

@@Jaster832 Let me start by saying I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were one of those special people, but now that I do know I'll try to speak simply, without using irony any longer. It is my fault I should have realized how special you are when I read your uses of the word pedantic to describe a group of people discussing the nuances of music genres Or when you use a male pronoun without knowing my gender, but really what should have clued me in right from the start, was how emotional you got even to the point of throwing an F-bomb like some unstable dolt. I thought maybe you were mentally unbalanced at first but then I realized no it was that you were special with special needs so again I'm sorry I didn't realize how mentally deficient you wear. So good luck and Godspeed and have yourself a blessed life BTW I am through wasting my time with you I will not reciprocate any further dialogue

[@buttnugget2900]

Rock/Metal/Grunge/Punk music from the 90's had such a vibe and sound to it that to this day is just so much amazing. For sure a good period of music to dive into.

[@loristone9242]

Loved your reaction to this. Bush is amazing. I first saw them live with my future husband at Texas Motor Speedway, Rockfest, 1997. It was one of the largest crowds ever. He was dating Gwen from No Doubt at the time, and they were on the tour together with so many other bands. Matchbox Twenty being one of them that stands out. It was one of the best concerts I have ever been to. Sadly, my husband passed way in April of 2019. Later that year in October 2019, I took our 19 year old son with me to see Bush/Marilyn Manson. It was so bittersweet and full circle feels. And of course, even 20 odd years later, Gavin Rossdale never ceases to amaze me. That show will also go down as one of the best I have ever seen. I can't wait to see y'all dive into the Bush catalog. I think you will both love it.

[@greendaisy88]

This whole album (Sixteen Stone) is amazing, it's still one of my faves to this day!! If you circle back to Bush you should hear Glycerine, Testosterone, Everything Zen, really ALL of them; but these are some of my faves. Gavin Rossdale, lead singer might be recognizable to Amber as Gwen Stefani's ex-husband - they have three children together.

[@tjhunger8644]

Gavin Rossdale has one of those voices that could sing the telephone book and you'd enjoy it. Chris Cornell would be another

[@the_cheese]

Seriously, you will both LOVE "Glycerine" I am tellin' you; you will LOVE it. Thanks for this trip down memory lane, all your fun reaction videos and your love!

[@paulcallaway71]

Bush is a great band and COMEDOWN is a good way to be introduced to them. Some of my favorite Bush songs...THE CHEMICALS BETWEEN US...LITTLE THINGS...EVERYTHING ZEN.

[@wickedwings7611]

This is my FAVORITE song by them. I am SO glad I found you guys reacting to this. Love your channel so I'm excited to watch this! 😁😁

[@jeanniechambers1837]

Incubus pleaaaase! Pardon Me, Drive, or Dig! Or all 3!

[@louisrosario9522]

This is British grunch, but they rock lots of great songs to hear, especially Everything Zen. I saw them live in 1995 they blow the roof of the building. Actually it was raining and it was an outside event and Gavin was getting electrocuted and he wouldn’t stop playing. Amazing find for the time.

[@joshuablevins4340]

One of my favorite songs with an all time favorite memory of mine. I've seen Bush 5 times in concert. The 1st time was at Woodstock 99. I met the, HANDS DOWN, most attractive girl at the entire 250,000 person show while watching the Bush performance near the stage.. During this song, I literally had the prettiest girl at the whole weekend show on my shoulders. I literally DIDNT WANT TO COME DOWN FROM THIS CLOUD! After Bush we were going to go back to the reapective tents we were staying in to freshen up and then meet back up at the Rave hanger 11 pm. I was headed back to my campsite to change, and I got lost in an endless maze of tents and sat down under a tree to rest. Ended up falling asleep and didn't wake up until 4 AM. I spent all of the next two days looking for that girl but I never saw her again. She was somewhere from the Midwest. I was crushed. Side note. Check out the songs Glycerine, Machinehead, Everything Zen, and Little Things ( not to be confused with the equally great song Little Things by the band Good Charloette)- all singles from the incredible Bush album, the Sixteen Stone! Also Mouth and Chemicals Between Us by Bush.

[@acy2004]

😱 I clicked SO fast when I saw Bush. I haven’t even watched it yet but I’m so excited for you guys. Bush and No Doubt were my favourite two bands growing up in grade school. I know how much Amber loves No Doubt. I’d recommend you guys do “Machinehead” next.

[@dannysalamon5731]

One of my first ever concerts was Bush with the opener No Doubt. It was the tour that Gavin Rossdale(lead singer of Bush) and Gwen Stefani met and then later married. To this day one of the best concerts ever. You must watch Bush- Glycerine(live from MTV beach house) an epic performance of an epic song

[@bethshadid2087]

Funny thing she said in a interview she couldn't stand Bush music and especially Gavin.......

[@Shichiaikan]

So glad to see someone getting to Bush. Practically forgotten at this point, but tremendous band. Three albums that were all terrific - if you decide to go through more of them, don't skip around - Look at the ones that came out earlier first, etc... they genuinely got better as the albums progressed.

[@day2daylife1]

3...whole albums....

[@mlilback]

I saw them headlining last year with STP and the Cult. Still rockin it. Sixteen Stone is still one of my all time favorite albums.

[@carybrauer9669]

Very good band. They have several excellent songs. DIVE IN!

[@clarisaexplainsitall79]

Bush was the first concert I ever went to with my husband. Great memories!

[@hollydeitch1977]

90s rock just hits a little different… this came out my freshman year of college. I wanna go back!!!! 😩

[@MS-ro9dm]

I don't think it is about drugs. To me it is about the fights and struggles to find a stable relationship and not wanting to let it slip through your fingers once you find it.

[@TammyM36]

It is about drugs. Gavin said so himself in a live performance

[@Michelle-gf9bu]

I remember exactly where i was when this song first hit the air! Totally blew me away!! Thanks for taking me back ❤

[@scottswenson383]

Saw Bush live back in September of 96 and March of 97....put on a great show both times

[@jasonbone5121]

Give Silverchair a listen. Their song "Tomorrow" or "Israel's Son" would be a great introduction to them. They are from this same era.

[@williammatthews693]

"Grunge" is kind of a melding of punk and metal, with hints of blues and indy rock thrown in. It really grew out of the local music scene of Seattle during the late 80s/early 90s until just about every alternative rock band was imitating it. Just trying to help you guys put a finger on it because it's my favorite sub-genre of music.

[@tjhunger8644]

It was definitely a pushback from what the music scene turned into in the later part of the 80s and early 90s which was tired ; arena Rock, big hair, toxic maleness and a carefree hedonism was the ingredients needed to put the hackneyed monster to bed

[@Tyler-ml3ft]

Love this song! I like how you guys pointed out those smooth transitions in the drops. Those are great

[@derrickscott1630]

The whole "sixteen stone" is one of my favorite albums period! Grunge is one of my favorite genres because it's so raw and you feel the emotion

[@relevantbrother8964]

You guys will love "In Bloom" by Nirvana

[@lisainthecold4287]

Swallowed is the best song from Bush imo. Gavin was my crush and Eddie Vedder of course in my teen years. Gavin is still fine as hell! Glycerine and machine head are the most famous songs from Bush. Sixteen Stone was the album

[@gj4301]

I'm 38 now and Bush has been my favorite Band since their first album Sixteen Stone came out in 1994

[@tinalschmidt-banks3415]

This is my favorite song by them. I also love the sound of winter, machine head, everything zen, and chemicals between us and mouth.

[@justsomegirliknow]

Bush was one of my favorite bands as a teenager! Check out Machinehead for a bit of a harder sound and Glycerine for a slower pace.

[@donnamcmanus7360]

Love this! Machine Head is a favorite but yeah, his voice is unique.

[@virginiawenzel8189]

Saw them at aftershock and as if they couldn't get any better he jumped off stage, wound his way through the crowd to the wheel chair platform and got up and sang to a young lady in a chair that was up there. Made her day, made the concert.

[@melvindavis2735]

SEEN them in concert several times. PLEASE more BUSH

[@Kulanae]

Bush is not "grunge". The music that came to be known as grunge (rock and punk fusion) originated out of the Pacific NW of the USA. Bush is a British band releasing music in the same time period that grunge hit. Bush would probably be classified as Rock.

[@CLanceMcP]

I would agree, though I consider it post-grunge alternative music

[@k_salter]

@@CLanceMcP Yeah... it hits a lot of diff genres like you mention, post grunge, alt, hard rock. But mostly, it rocks me!

[@MkF3175]

Alternative

[@FightingIrish327]

Gavin Rossdale is lead singer they are from England. This song was on the movie Fear soundtrack. Others from them are mouth, glycerin, swallowed . They were grudge and carried it after the death of Kurt Cobain in my opinion. They kept the genre going for a while longer… Hearing this song takes me back to East Carolina University days for real. Great memories great time. This was played everywhere back then. Glad you enjoyed it. Actually this entire album is fire the album is sixteen stone.

[@pjb3583]

Thanks, I couldn’t remember the movie where I heard this.

[@djinnee1792]

If you like this vocal style you may as.well.listen to the fourth. You've listened to Kurt, Chris, and Gavin now try Scott. Please listen to Stone Temple Pilots or Velvet Revolver. Scott's voice is unmistakable and unforgettable once you've heard it like the other three. STP Creep or Wixked Garden are my suggested start. Jay may want to start with VR as Slash is part of that group.

[@mascottie]

This is 90s alternative/new rock/grunge. I could see y’all getting into this genre.

[@Confident-Village148]

Do Everything Zen by them next, such a banger!

[@itdano]

I was always a bit disdainful of Bush when I first heard them. Until I saw them live in Stuttgart, Germany as part of The Blindman's Ball in '97. They went on right before Metallica and they absolutely kicked ass. Gavin came down into he crowd during the show and gave my (then) fiance a hug (among many others) and she swore she would never shower again. Thankfully she reneged on that promise.

[@sharilynbratton6476]

Bush and Googoo Dolls was the first live concert I took my son to, he was 13 at the time back in '97. Ha, my autistic daughter, who is younger than her brother, used to sing 'I don't want to come back down from this clown', and ever since then that's all I hear when I hear this song!!

[@chrisakarazor9612]

Part of the soundtrack of my life in the nineties. This song brings back the feeling of fun I had during that decade. Outstanding!

[@Papascure]

BUSH!!!!!! Not cheap Beer , They are Super group This album is a must Have!!! Sixteen Stone!

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

Almost..... you're 14 pounds heavy. Lol. Got me thinking though, I had to check. Thought..IS it 17? or 16?

[@davidhumiston6500]

You need to react to Barry White "can't get enough of your love baby "

[@cometogether999]

The king of baby making music!

[@davidhumiston6500]

@@cometogether999 any Luther vandross songs just as well.. A House is not a home live version

[@sandrareed5364]

So glad u finally found Bush Love them ! Please do more 👍🏼✌🏼🤟🏼

[@Apeles96707]

The lead singer is the father of Gwen Stefani’s kids and he ex husband! Classic 90’s! No Doubt and Bush were amazing in their prime! Glycerine is a great song! Also No Doubt “Sunday Morning”

[@caliban007]

Love when you guys do 90s rock. Just a random one to throw out there, try a band call Days of the New and the song Touch, Peel and Stand and then check out Tantric - Breakdown.

[@Petestanton]

Bush

[@tjhunger8644]

Bush lite

[@javajen19]

One of my favorite songs of all time! Thank you for reacting. 🙂❤

[@AlexHernandez-yb9rx]

Bush was a great 90s band! Glycerine, Machine Head, Mouth, and Swallowed. 💕

[@metalloadedbakedpotato4382]

Check out glycerine, Everything zen, Machinehead, The chemicals between us.

[@JoeMama410]

Punk is usually faster and sloppier, but it has changed a bit over the years. Key punk bands include the Ramones, The Sex Pistols, Green Day, and Blink 182. Grunge especially applies to the Seattle Scene (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, etc) but grunge quickly was brought under the Alternative Rock label which was anything in the 90s that wasn’t pop, hip-hop, or country.

[@raymo6795]

...its all kind of mirky ,Joe. Bush had a grunge sound, but grunge was kind of a Seattle thing. Bush is certainly not a "Punk"band. I think we called it "Alternative" at the time.No matter.Bush ruled the airwaves in the early 90s, and gave us a couple of great albums of original and new sounding music...it was a great time in music Joe...I wonder when they will get to "R.E.M." reactions, I have not heard any from these KZbin reactors...yet

[@serpentsepia6638]

@@raymo6795 Yeah, Bush, STP and Smashing Pumpkins for a while had the grunge sound but quickly moved on as grunge faded away.

[@sharlafletcher5445]

Bush is one of my favorite all time bands. Gavin actually went out on his on as well. I met him irl and he is super short and tiny, absolutely adorable for such a powerhouse voice. Love you guys!

[@domenicferrante4326]

I have TWO GUYS YOU HAVE TO REACT TOO TONY BENNET WITH AMY WINEHOUSE AND IF YOU WANT TO BE AMAZED BY A BLIND GUITARIST JEFF HEALEY

[@Shrykespeare]

Also do Tony Bennett's black and white version of "You Left My Heart In San Francisco".

[@cariblount6639]

Bush is amazing and definitely definitive of the 90’s Grunge Rock with Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains and Stone Temple Pilots - just to name a few. So glad you got a taste of them and enjoyed it.

[@sageofsquirrels111]

"Glycerine" and "Little Things" were the other two songs I remember having on my little sample of this band's music back in the day.

[@donaldjohnson1148]

Great live band. Got to see them twice, awesome shows.

[@stewartmatthews1551]

Nice

[@NDE239]

React to The Black Keys

[@kevinmauch5622]

A friend of mine was stage manager for Bush for a couple tours and I was able to hang out with the band for a few shows. A nice bunch of fellows. What I remember most about Gavin is how much his missed his bulldog Winston and how much he liked the weed I brought along.

[@stephanien2323]

Loved them when I was in high school, and still love this song.

[@relevantbrother8964]

As James Hetfield of Metallica says "If we say it's Metal, it's Metal!" Don't worry too much about classifications. This song has parallels with Nirvana.

[@jackiemajauskas9913]

Great reaction! one of my all time favourite bands from the 90's, I was in JR. High when this came out. Instantly fell madly in love with Gavin Rossdale. The british accent *swoon* Super surprised that you haven't done more reactions for them yet. Here are a few suggestions if you want to step back into the 90's grunge vibe with Bush. (Used to be known as Bush-X in Canada because there was already a band with that name, that no one had heard of so we always just called them Bush) From their first Album Sixteen Stone Everything Zen Little Things Glycerine Alien (My favourite Bush song of all time, super haunting) From their second album Razorblade Suitcase Greedy Fly Swallowed Mouth Straight No Chaser Bone Driven Other notable songs Flowers On a Grave Bullet Holes The Chemicals Between Us Letting The Cables Sleep Yay! and thanks again for reacting to this awesome band, its so fun to watch this journey you're on.

[@anthonymanuge6237]

You got it, Bush and Silverchair were the last of the grunge bands that ruled the late 90's. If you want to check out more bush their first album is called "SIxteen Stone" the whole album is great!

[@SRGots]

God, I was OBSESSED with this song when it was out.

[@kellygarza867]

One of my favorite bands. Takes me back to high school.

[@diannaw3034]

Some of my absolute fave grunge songs from the 90's are ... Limblifter's - Tinfoil ..... Moist's - Push or Silver or Resurrection! All are great! Age Of Electric - Remote Control Oh and Holly Mcnarland - Numb or Elmo or Coward! Varuca Salt - Volcano Girls & Seether Also .. Hole - Celebrity Skin (All 3 bands good for Female Fridays!) Let's not forget Radiohead - Creep if you have not done that one yet?? Our Lady Peace - Superman's Dead or Somewhere Out There or Innocent. Lastly The Smashing Pumpkins - 1979 or Bullet with Butterfly Wings. On a closing note.... Holly Mcnarland does the best female grunge era version of Phil Collin's In The Air Tonight and it's so fixatingly beautiful... I swear to you.. and has a haunting grit!!! I saw her perform it live and it was so magical and chill in a gritty way... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4jWlZWAraymd5Y

[@TonySalazar933]

This was one of my favorite bands and this one of my favorite songs and videos from the 90s.

[@elviefarb2888]

Saw Bush live a few years ago, Gavin gives 110%.

[@indade]

Bush Glycerine, one of my favorite songs.

[@joanlajara3939]

Bush was one of the first grunge bands I listened too! Now, my adult children like them too! Awesome band, Gavin’s voice is so soulful and deep!

[@rickfarrell3301]

"Everything Zen" is a complete banger!!

[@kimmycook2698]

I own everything Bush put out...love Gavin! Everything Zen, Machine Head, Glycerin...

[@steveo6631]

Who doesn't want more Bush????... Machine Head is a great song and a shout out to Deep Purple's album of the same name.....