This is the title track from their 1995 album. I put it on recently and realized it's easy to forget just how great this album is, in part because it was followed up by OK Computer, Kid A, etc. I'm not savvy enough to know what you should pick out, but I do know it still sounds current over 25 years later and I would love to hear your thoughts about it.

As for the lyrics, The Bends is a pretty obvious metaphor, but otherwise I don't think the song is too profound.

How about a little bit of Soundgarden's Fell On Black Days.

Just a quick vid of my space!

An underrated band who at the same time is huge globally, and a well regarded performance from way back in 1991. Manhattan Skyline is a song from their 2nd album Scoundrel Days released in 1986.

Great band keeping guitar-centric music alive and relevant. The ending is the best part!

Who doesn't love The Man in Black!!!!! and who doesn't love one pioneer of Punk Rock Social Distortion amping it up and playing it as only Social Distortion can!!!!! Mike Ness is such a cool dude and I want to be like him when I grow up!

Hi Michael

I think this video just speaks for itself. Jeff Beck, Billy Gibbons, Tal Wilkenfeld rocking it out on 16 Tons. Just doesn't get better than this.

Best wishes

Justin

I would live to hear your comments on this non-guitar version of Voodoo Child.
I think this is simply amazing. The attention to tone, timing, and overall feel is spot on.
If you haven't heard Lachy Doley before, you're welcome!

Hey Michael, my name is Evan, I’m 22, and I’ve been playing guitar and gigging for about 8 years now. I’ve studied at Berklee College of Music and Belmont University, and I love your channel cause it gives a little more to the musicians who know a thing or two than other youtube channels can. My father got me my first acoustic when I was 12 and I instantly fell in love and took off with it. He introduced me to all the classic rock hits from Toto to Van Halen to Rush and helped me along my way and find the music I love playing and writing.