65daysofstatic - Retreat! Retreat! free for downloading

First saw them play live with The Cure in 2008. They opened with this song, been in love with them ever since.

"we will not retreat, this band is unstoppable!"

The contemporary musicians could try to make the most elaborated and produced and scandalous videos but will never achieve such a magestic piece like this. Thank you for keepin the music real.

Best line from Singles the movie by Matt Dillon, talking about his shitty band whose members are made up of Pearl Jam :P Love that movie.

haven't listened to this in probably 7 years, pure joy when I stumbled on this video this morning

I've not listened to this for a few years as it was never really one of my favourites on the album for some reason. It's just hit me with an unexpected tide of emotion and nostalgia and now I'm honestly welling up a little. It reminds me of when this came out. It reminded me of when I was a teenager with long shaggy hair, baggy jeans and an obligatory band t-shirt. I reminds me skipping classes to get high with my friends and the early sexual encounters that I mistook for love. It reminds me of being in a band and spending my Saturdays hanging out in dusty rehearsal rooms that look remarkably like the one featured in this video. It reminds me of a time when I felt like my whole life was ahead of me, when everything was new and exciting whilst simultaneously moving through phases of crippling loneliness and insecurity; and each triumph or failure was amplified tenfold by a whirlwind of hormones. I'm a happier, better person now than I was back then; but I can't but yearn for those days. Music like this is a portal back to those sad, crazy, ecstatic, mundane times.

I want to remember that amazing feeling I had when i found this

I'm not sure why, but everytime i watch this video it puts a smile on my face :)

"This negative energy just makes me stronger. We will not retreat -- this band is UNSTOPPABLE!" *epic head-bang*

It is still amazing to me how this music can make my heart speed up and my breath stop.

Looking back, I think this song greatly influenced my musical tastes. I believe I heard it when I was about 12. There seems to be a timeless quality to music that is so imminently emotional. 

"It sounds like it should be the intro/outro for an album." It sounds like the intro to the existence of man. Epic doesn't cover it.

i like when they play in the normal light, reminds me playin in a storage unit