Reset was formed in 1995 in Montreal, Quebec. Originally the band members were Pierre Bouvier, Philippe Jolicoeur, Charles-André "Chuck" Comeau and Jean-Sébastien Boileau. Reset recorded a demo tape : Concerned, in 1995.
Then came the first full length album: No Worries in 1997 recorded at Le Studio Morin-Heights. The band shot a video clip for the single “Why”. In 1999 Reset had a different line up. Pierre was now singing and playing bass, and a new member, Adrian White from Vancouver, joined to play drums with the punk rock band based out of Montreal. In 2000 they released No Limits. This album was recorded in Vancouver BC and was produced by Greg Reely.
Three video clips were filmed for No Limits: Pollution, Pressure, My Dream and I. David Desrosiers replaced Pierre Bouvier in 2001 but only to stay with the band for 6 months, leaving to join Simple Plan, already consisting of two previous band members, Pierre Bouvier and Chuck Comeau.
In 2004, Reset came back with a third album : Radioactive. The album was produced, performed, mixed and mastered by Philippe Jolicoeur. The next year in 2005 RESET has a new line-up with Phil (guitars & vocals) Martin Gendreau (drums) and Claude Plamondon (bass & vocals).
Over the years Reset has participated in five Canadian tours and one American tour,the 2000 Vans Warped Tour in North America. Reset has played with bands such as Greenday, Nofx, Pennywise, Lagwagon, MxPx, Millencolin, Strung Out, Face To Face, Papa Roach, Ten Foot Pole and many more.
Their Myspace page is http://www.myspace.com/resetpunk
Planet Earth
Reset Lyrics
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You know we're to blame
Symposium shows it's not too late
Constant threat, Nuclear war
Corrective measures await us all
Staring death, In the face
The end of the human race
No it's not too late
To cross the gate invisible line
Established by mankind
Our planet is abused
Can't live this was any more,
I don't know
Are we near the end
It is real ten years it might be too late
No it's not the right time
To cross the gate invisible
Established by mankind
Our planet is abused
Won't live this way anymore
The song "Planet Earth" by Reset is a commentary on the state of the world and how we, as human beings, have abused the planet to the point where its very survival is at risk. The first verse of the song lays it all out - "Planet earth is abused, you know we're to blame." This acknowledgement of our role in the destruction of the planet sets the tone for the rest of the song, which urges us to take corrective measures before it's too late.
The second verse focuses on the threat of nuclear war and the ominous sense that the end of the human race is near. However, despite these dire warnings, the lyrics also offer a glimmer of hope. The repetition of the phrase "no it's not too late" suggests that there is still time to make things right and undo some of the damage that has been done. The final lines of the song express a desire to break free from the destructive cycle we've found ourselves in and "live this way" no more.
Line by Line Meaning
Planet earth is abused
The state of our planet is in decay and damage and has been caused by human actions.
You know we're to blame
The responsibility for the current state of the planet lies solely on us humans.
Symposium shows it's not too late
The gathering of experts proves that there is still hope and time to undo the damages done to planet earth.
Constant threat, Nuclear war
The possibility of a devastating nuclear conflict is a persistent danger to our planet.
Corrective measures await us all
We need to take urgent and effective action to salvage and repair our planet.
Staring death, In the face
The consequences of our actions have brought us face to face with our own mortality and that of the planet.
The end of the human race
The continuation of our destructive actions may lead to the extinction of the human race.
No it's not too late
It's not too late to take action and change the course of our actions towards our planet.
No it's not the right time
We must not rush into any action that could be misguided or ineffective in salvaging our planet.
To cross the gate invisible line
We must not exceed the boundaries that have been defined by humanity in relation to our planet.
Established by mankind
The regulations and laws put in place by us humans are for the protection and conservation of our planet.
Can't live this way anymore
The current state of our planet is not sustainable and we need to make changes to our way of living.
I don't know
The future of our planet is uncertain and we cannot predict the outcome of our actions.
Are we near the end
The destruction of our planet due to our actions could bring us closer to the end of civilization.
It is real ten years it might be too late
The critical state of our planet demands immediate action, and we have a limited timeline to make a significant impact.
Won't live this way anymore
We need to strive for a way of living that is sustainable and does not cause any harm to our planet.
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Matt Doyle
The Pennywise influence is strong with this one...
Pants 'n' Jacket
Pierre and Chuck (Simple Plan) started on punk/skate punk? What a surprise.
Gregor Wettstein
The Intro rif sounds like "Running Out of Time" by Pennywise, but I prefer this Song :-)
justin credible
agreed
Thomas Landry
God do I love this song... I miss these times... Oh and btw, simple plan sucks. Like, REALLY sucks.
Nandor The Gaylentless
reset is punk rock and simple plan is punk pop
snakeisabouttoblow
Reset was awesome... while Simple Plan is pure garbage.
justin credible
simple plan is garbage there are a band that was produced for profit
Rusty Golem
no you do