1) Gob is a punk band fr… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists using the name "Gob".
1) Gob is a punk band from Burnaby, British Columbia formed in 1994. Their single I Hear You Calling was featured on Electronic Arts’s NHL 2002 video game. Other songs that have been featured in EA video games are Give Up the Grudge (Madden 2004), Oh! Ellin (NHL 2004), I’ve Been Up These Steps (NHL 2003), and Sick With You (NHL 2003). The band has appeared on several outdoor music festivals, the most well-known being Vans Warped Tour.
The roots of Gob trace back to Theo Goutzinakis (guitars, vocals) and Tom Thacker (guitars, vocals) meeting in high-school in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. There are rumors that the two had dated the same girl, though not simultaneously. With the addition of drummer Patrick Paszana, known to fans as “Wolfman Pat”, and bassist Kelly Macauley, the band released its self-titled, nine-track EP in 1994.
Due to personal differences, Kelly was replaced by Jamie Fawkes and in 1995 Gob released Too Late… No Friends. The album was a major breakthrough and saw the band earn a large following due to their unique videos, constant touring and their frenetic live performances. Shortly after releasing their first album, Gob released another limited-edition Green Beans and Almonds 7-inch containing four songs.
After allegedly abandoning the band mid-tour, leaving Gob to play the remaining dates as a three-piece, Jamie was asked to leave and was temporarily replaced by Happy Kreter, a friend of the band, until a permanent replacement was found in Craig Wood. In 1997, a 7-inch Gob/McRackins split release was pressed, along with Ass Seen on TV, a Gob/Another Joe split release.
As Gob begun work on their second album, Pat had a daughter and decided to leave the band to spend time with his family. Gabe Mantle (formerly of Vancouver hardcore band Brand New Unit) took over on drums, and the band recorded How Far Shallow Takes You. The album had a darker, more personal tone and had a heavier sound than Gob had produced in the past. The album sold well in Canada, and the band obtained a strong loyal fanbase. Singles from the album included “Beauville” and “What To Do”.
Gob covered The Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black”, which was featured in the film, Stir of Echoes starring Kevin Bacon and can be heard in the 2004 miniseries ’Salem’s Lot.
The band released The World According To Gob, in 2001. This album was Gob’s most successful album to date. The sound took a slight departure from their early punk rock sound and displayed growth in their songwriting and in their musicianship. Singles released from WATG include “For The Moment”, “I Hear You Calling”, and “No Regrets”.
In 2002, Gob recorded the F.U. EP, “Ming Tran” was released as a single for the EP which also featured re-recorded version of a classic Gob song “Soda”, 2 exclusive tracks, “L.A Song”, “Sick With You” as well as new tracks from the forthcoming full-length Foot In Mouth Disease, which was released on Arista Records in April 2003. Singles from Foot in Mouth Disease included “Give Up The Grudge” and “Oh! Ellin”.
In 2004, Wood left the band to play guitar for Canadian superstar Avril Lavigne. The band have since recruited a bassist known only to fans as “Peter Pan” or, more commonly, Tyson, as Gob’s members are on a ‘first-name basis’ with their fans. (All albums credit the musicians simply by their first names, as well.)
In early 2009 the band toured Canada, after which, in April, Tom joined up with Sum 41 for their Japanese and US tour.
In an interview with AMP Magazine, guitarist Theo Goutzinakis has revealed that the band already started writing for their next album, which will be probably released in 2010. Tom has also revealed that he and Theo are currently in the studio, producing the first record by new Vancouver alternative rock band Floodlight.
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/gob
Gob's official fansite: http://www.gobfans.com
Gob (The Canadian Band)
2) Gob was also a sludgey noise rock / hardcore band (with later leanings to a more aggressive, power-violence sound) from the Reno, Nevada featuring now guitarist of Iron Lung, Jon Kortland.
They released two full lengths, "Winkie" (1993) and "The Kill Yourself Commandment" (1999), one self titled 7”, split 7”s with Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Sloth, Wink Martindale, Designer, Loadstar and Freakazoid Robot 2000, a split 5” with Spazz, a single sided 7" and featured on many compilations.
I Don't Know
Gob Lyrics
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No one else is gonna blame the problems circling around you.
I don't know. I don't even want you around.
16. centipede I see you're just like a centipede.
You move fast, but you just move along the ground.
I better stay away from you.
I've got some cherries but I'll keep them to myself.
If you could, you would take my family.
I'll share but I won't share with you.
The song "I Don't Know" by Gob seems to be addressing someone who is causing problems and trouble, but refuses to acknowledge their faults or take responsibility for their actions. The lyrics suggest that the singer has been negatively affected by this person and their behavior, but despite this, they still feel conflicted about cutting ties with them completely. The opening line, "Do you know what it is about you and me?" conveys a sense of confusion and uncertainty, indicating that the singer is struggling to understand the dynamics of their relationship with this person.
The next line, "No one else is gonna blame the problems circling around you," suggests that the singer has been blamed for problems that are not of their making, simply because they are connected with this person. This can be a frustrating and isolating experience, as others may not see the full picture and instead make assumptions about the singer's involvement in any issues.
The singer eventually admits that they don't know what to do and even express a desire to distance themselves from this person. The line, "I don't even want you around," makes their feelings clear, but it's not enough to fully sever the connection.
The analogy of a centipede is used in the following lines, suggesting that this person is able to move quickly, but only along the ground. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for how this person is able to manipulate situations to their advantage, but ultimately, they are limited in their abilities and can only go so far.
Overall, the song seems to be expressing frustration with a toxic relationship, where one person is causing problems but refuses to take accountability. It conveys a sense of confusion and betrayal, but also hints at the difficulty of fully cutting ties with someone, even when they are causing harm.
Line by Line Meaning
Do you know what it is about you and me?
Do you understand what's happening between us?
No one else is gonna blame the problems circling around you.
No one else is responsible for your issues.
I don't know. I don't even want you around.
I'm uncertain about our relationship and don't want you in my life.
16. centipede I see you're just like a centipede.
You're similar to a centipede, with many legs and quick movements.
You move fast, but you just move along the ground.
Despite your speed, you're not making much progress.
I better stay away from you.
I should keep my distance from you.
I've got some cherries but I'll keep them to myself.
I have something good, but I won't share it with you.
Centipede you are a scavenger.
You are a opportunistic and unscrupulous person.
If you could, you would take my family.
You would take advantage of any opportunity, even if it harms those close to me.
I'll share but I won't share with you.
I'm willing to be generous, but not to someone like you.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Abkco Music Inc.
Written by: BOBBY WOMACK, TRUMAN THOMAS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@OmegaRejectz
Lucille: Whatever happened to keeping it fresh?
Buster: I was 30 years old then Mother! I'm 32 now!
Buster: And I'm not trying to teach you a lesson.
Lucille: Well, I may not have been a perfect mother but kids don't come with a handbook.
Narrator: In fact, there are thousands of books written on children rearing.
@Ethan-tn4jc
I love the subtle implication that Will Arnett has used "Blamey" on Amy Poehler before
@PersonalPariah
I'd have said that Will Arnett was trying to get Jason to break.
@schplengie1
The spinning chairs bit is my favorite from the whole series and it's so small and innocuous. "Thats not a spinner!"
@MariaC.VIIIXIII
Without question, one of the top ten T.V. shows of all time. The writing, Ron Howard narrating, THE CAST. Absolute perfection in a comedy, in my opinion. Back in the day, T.V. Guided named "Arrested Development" the best show on T.V. that nobody's watching☹️I remember being legitimately shocked that everyone in America wasn't watching this hysterical show and sad because I was afraid that that meant it was gonna be cancelled. Thank God it wound up having a pretty-long run. Rest In The Lord's Eternal Peace, Jessica Walter💔You left us with re-runs your stellar performances🙏🏼 They never get old.
@624sami
Anyone notice the bow at 0:57 that the seal is wearing when it bites Buster? I love how consistent this show is!
@mymai5859
Good eyes
@Zombie_Trooper
That's why continuity is a job on movies and shows.
@ridinkulous2867
If I recall correctly, a cat is thrown in the case, which gives the seal a taste for mammal blood.
@patd0
@@Zombie_Trooper I think it’s spelled gob
@joyfuldays596
I just saw the seal jumping in the water twice