Sonic Youth - Bull In The Heather (Official Music Video)

To be there in the 90s in your teens and twenties, it was life, amazing, fantastic, beautiful life!

"Can we make a music video?" "Yes, but you have to bring your little sister."

Kathleen Hanna with the pigtails and the Chuck T's. What an absolute goddess. Iconic.

It's 2024. This song will turn 30 in a couple of months. I was 30 when it came out. We're both still young. 🤘🤘

Sonic Youth has got to be one of the greatest band names ever.

The 90's were like "Don't tell me how to make music"

This is so interesting, it sounds like a really loud song but nothing is actually loud or that distorted. It's a song that accomplishes being aggressive without having to resort to loudness and screams. A proof of concept

There is literally nothing like this song in existence. It's truly one of a kind.

I love how the "riff" is just a couple of distorted noisy notes through a delay pedal. So completely separate from any pop friendly tunes but instantly recognizable to fans. Still one of my favorite songs on one of my favorite albums.

Beavis - How come she's counting? Counting sucks! Butthead - Maybe she's counting how many times she's done it. A huh huh huh. Beavis - Oh yeah, counting rules! Heh heh heh

It used to drive me crazy. That little drum break in the middle of this song always reminded me of another song, but I couldn’t think of which one. Finally, it hit me — Mary Mary by the Monkees.

Using the maracas on the drums for the hook was freaking BRILLIANT 😍. The instrumentals on this song take it to another level! Loved it back in 94 and still love it to this day! ❤️

David Bowie and Björk in the thumbnail

For anyone confused by the "(C) 2004 Geffen Records" in the video description, this is what happens when people renew their copyrights with re-releases. This album came out in 1994.

So perfect. So 90's. Takes me right back to 94 every time.

This song is unbelievably fire 🔥 and people these days just don't knowww

The editor of this video should have won an MTV award. Editing shitloads of footage to fit a song's temperament as well as its rhythmic structure is always overlooked.

10, 20, 30, 40 Tell me that you wanna hold me Tell me that you wanna bore me Tell me that you gotta show me Tell me that you need to slowly Tell me that you're burning for me Tell me that you can't afford me Time to tell your dirty story Time turning over and over Time turning four leaf clover Betting on the bull in the heather 10, 20, 30, 40 Tell me that you wanna scold me Tell me that you a-dore me Tell me that you're famous for me Tell me that you're gonna score me Tell me that you gotta show me Tell me that you need to sorely Time to tell your love story Time turning over and over Time turning four leaf clover Betting on the bull in the heather

Still remember when I first heard this song and how it fascinated and disturbed me at the same time. It still does and is one of my favourite songs ever.

i love how I left my subtitles on and it told me I was listening to "soothing rock music"