Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag
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Channel: WheatusVEVO
Views: 180,793,169
Rating: 4.803031 out of 5
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Length: 4min 7sec (247 seconds)
Published: Mon Sep 27 2010
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Oh from the motion picture Loser staring Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari...Holy shit what a time...
I miss the 90's but it's life pre-9/11 I really miss.
Weird that they still censor the “brings a gun to school” line. It was in the original release but seems to have been stripped from every recording since.
I always thought the focus on Iron Maiden was odd in a song that couldn't seem less influenced by iron maiden. I've also never seen the video and I'm uncomfortable with the way the lead singer is looking at me. Definitely downloaded this song from Napster and burned it to a mix CD, though. Probably right before good charlotte and right after Sum 41 on the track list.
Wheatus has spent almost 2 years re-recording their debut album (which includes Teenage Dirtbag) because Sony lost the last set of masters.
Best part of the article:
“As beloved as “Teenage Dirtbag” is, it’s hard to imagine that any listener has spent too much time obsessing over the glitchy, three-note, synth-like sound that briefly shows up in the first chorus, right after the “she rings my bell” line. Still, last September, Brown attempted to crowdsource its origin, offering an engineering credit for anyone who could track it down. He was unsuccessful, and ended up having to attempt to reproduce the sound on his own.”
I went to a Wheatus show in Dallas about a year ago. They opened for Soul Coughing. Brendan Brown was the only original member of the band and he had some rocking youngsters backing him with a particularly shreddy female drummer. They played Teenage Dirtbag and brought down the house. After the show I went up to chat with Brendan and he was *such* a nice guy. I asked him if he was tired of playing Teenage Dirtbag and without hesitating said, "No! It's such a difficult song to play and I feel like I never get it quite right. It's still a challenge and still fun."
Pretty sure this song became more popular than the movie it was in.
Mena Suvari is 41.
Anything off of Blink 182's, "Take off your pants and jacket". Is peak Y2K for me, especially the song reckless abandon.