0:25. I said that like it was a personality quirk and not something that Joe has been suffering with for years. I'm sorry for that. I should have done more research instead of trying to be silly about something this serious. I know I can't do anything to undo that, but here are some research and donation links to organizations dedicated to the research of this debilitating mental illness. USA schizophreniaresearchsociety.org/about-us/donate/ www.bbrfoundation.org/get-involved www.nimh.nih.gov/ UK cafdonate.cafonline.org/17071#!/DonationDetails www.mentalhealthresearchuk.org.uk/about-us livingwithschizophreniauk.org/donate/ Stay safe, everyone. Please don't repeat my mistakes. Schizophrenia is never something to make such light of.
Joe Hawley Joe Hawley features all five members of TH. Also, it’s not that their passion fizzled out, it’s that they didn’t have the success to do it as a job. All five members remain good friends and work other jobs. Now that they’ve blown up, I can see them coming back. And coming back, and coming back, and coming.
14:38 i have always seen banana man as a silly song. like marvin said: “wouldn’t the world be better off if we took nonsense more seriously?” suggesting the whole album is nonsense
I think Marvin was saying that a lot of things referred to as nonsense are actually just misunderstood. Hawaii Part II is largely nonsensical lyrically, but those weird lyrics all make total sense with the right perspective. Nothing encapsulates this more than Go to Bed from Joe Hawley Joe Hawley. What sounds like sweet nonsense about bedtime is seemingly about hypnosis-induced group suicide.
@@ShenDoodles that’s another way to interpret it. i’m not saying i disagree. we’re probably both right. tally hall in reality is far too complex for one person to truly understand, and i think that’s the point. some is nonsense, some is really dark. there’s truly no way to tell.
My current top 5 is now 5. Labyrinth 4. Never Meant to Know 3. Hymn for a Scarecrow 2. Spring and a Storm 1. The Trap And this will probably change in like a month or so. Needless to say, ever tally hall song is a 10/10.
Random Fact: In The Whole World and You, the reason why the lyrics say "Sharing *sotries*" instead of "Sharing stories" is because Andrew kept on misspelling the word stories, so he just went with sotries.
5:02 Labyrinth is the only song on Hawaii Pt. II where Joe isn't credited with the lyrics at all (unless you count Candle on the Water). The lyrics were done by the 2 vocalists (Charlene Kaye and Shane Maux Page).
In terms of complexity and sheer music theory, TME would take the dub for me personally. The way it combines electronic music with baroque techniques (yes, really) is borderline cathartic. In terms of, y‘know, actually being able to listen to the song normally, I agree that Sea Major is the better choice here.
I like the psychodelic theme of the mind electric because i had a chaotic mind as a kid bc i was very imaginative and was hard to control my flow of thoughts So i can relate with the mashed thoughts the mind electric describes
10:58 I alwayd thought the time machine was just a boat, and the narrator has gone insane, due to the electro shock therapy , so he thinks its a time machine, but thats just my interpretation
My two favorites are definitely "Taken for a Ride" and "Never meant to know". I love the way they both sound and how the beat comes in. Also the when the beat switches in "Taken for a Ride" is beautiful. I gotta say though, & isn't really up there on my favorites, at least the main part isn't. I really like the beat switch at the end though, good for drumming.
Good list overall. i just want to say that i will always love “Turn the Lights Off”, mostly because it was the first Tally Hall song I ever heard (in a geometry dash level .-.)
4:38 Fun fact: there is a song that samples both Hymn for a Scarecrow and Sleepwalk. It's Joe's cover of Since I Don't Have You, although I can't personally can't find which part of HfaS is sampled (it's probably a drum stem, like Go to Bed did with Sacred Beast) the description does say that it's sampled.
Aight I'm gonna go out on a limb, and attempt to defend the lines in Labyrinth you called out lol. So Labyrinth as an entire song, following The Mind Electric, represents a descent into insanity, right? The person involved is lost in a mass of hallucinations and lost in circles of their own thoughts. So in this state of hallucinations, it makes sense that people who were significant in this person's life would repeatedly show up, right? So him talking about his "ex-girl" and "next girl" is a way of showing the scattered thoughts and experiences of this person as their mental state devolves. Just my own interpretation though, and I can certainly understand why you don't like those lines lmao. This was a really fun and well put together video though. Whether I agreed with you takes or not, I can appreciate the reasoning you used for everything. And I think we can both agree that The Mind Electric is a goddamn masterpiece
My thoughts were that it was more of a reflection on all the pointless things we focus on throughout our life, due to how the song references things like a constant fear of failure,girls etc. I think that this is all brought into context when right after in time machine he reflects on all the time he has wasted and wants to live things back again with what he knows now
@@Robbity Everything: Joe Hawley Bring Her Along: Andrew Horowitz (Edu), Rotary Park: Zubin Sedghi, Ross Federman, and Bora Karaca, The Apologue of Hot Rod Duncan: Ross Federman, Aristotle's Denial (Lained S'eltotsirA): Bora Karaca (Cojum Dip) These are all of the appearances of the band members I know of in JHJH. I know there is no appearance of Rob, but Hawaii: Part II didn't include an appearance from Andrew.
@@Robbity It's all good! Also, JHJH is certainly a self titled album so I can kind of see why you didn't include it (besides thinking only 3 members contributed instead of five)
So happy to see Never Meant To Know so high, it’s one of my absolute favorites for how beautiful it is. It absolutely touches my soul. Wonderful list!!!
If you want to do one of these again Will Wood is a good choice. He has an interesting music style, he has around 60 songs on 4 albums (Not including the live albums or the soundtrack for "Camp Here and There"), and the 4 albums are split across two profiles; "Will Wood" and "Will Wood and The Tapeworms". Not to mention the cross-fandom between Tally Hall and Will Wood lol. I like your content and I like Will Wood so I wanted to see you cover him, thats all. Please take my word in consideration. - Your hyperfixated viewer, Ben.
I only just became a Tally Hall superfan not long ago and I had ZERO idea Hawaii Part II was even a thing... So... thanks for that:) Also fantastic video, hope more people see it!! Prayers to the algorithm, for it has blessed me! (Update: I have just finished listening to Hawaii: Part II for the first time... wow. yeah that was pretty fucking good. Absolutely not debating Dream Sweet In Sea Major isn't the best Tall Hall song, I see the truth now. Also just realized how poetic it is that you ranked just 'Dream' as the worst song but 'Dream' Sweet In Sea Major is the absolute best... then again, just like Tally Hall itself...could just be a good silly little nothing:)
I found Miracle Musical before I found Tally Hall. There was a thee-year gap, and I only listened to Labyrinth. 3 years later, I find the Ruler of Everything meme, become addicted to Tally Hall, find out Miracle Musical is the sister group, start listening to Miracle Musical. Listen to Labyrinth for the first time. Wait! That was the song I loved 3 years ago!
I actually found out about ruler of everything first, but didn't check out tally hall. Then I discovered HPII, and got real interested, and that's how I discovered tally hall.
imma be fr, spring and a storm is my favorite tally hall song, and my interpretation is about 50x more positive than most people, I think its about finding good in the bad, but still being truthful that bad things do indeed happen, and not every bomb has a silver lining(i know). cudos to who can guess the song reference
How have I not found your channel till now. Besides your underrated quality tintin is one of the best stop motion movies ever made. My favorite movie as a kid
Also, I too am pretty sure I heard Greener on the radio long before I knew what TH was, but what is weird is the only radio station I know that openly plays TH is Tree Town sound in Michigan, and I have never set foot there, maybe radio stations sometimes play greener because it’s the least “strange” Tally hall song?
Well, that took an interesting turn. Ah, well I appreciate your efforts in this ranking. You made some great points, and it's always fun to see others' perspective on stuff like this. Also bonus points for the Never Meant to Know appreciation
God i have no idea how can there be tiers or whatever i mean wth ALSO THE LINE "IT FEELS LIKE FLYNG, BUT MAYBE, WERE DYING" IS MAKING ME CRY LIKE A CHILD
I like how literally every single one of my fav songs were the lowest ones on the list 😭 (im saying low due to their numbers not cuz you hate them, given they were in good and great respectively). Great list tho 😎💪
this is very obvious if you have ever just listened to the album in order. imo it's an example of a great song transition, because both intro/outro of the respective songs still work on their own, but together they flow together amazingly. whereas good day into greener is terrible, because the transition is literally just good day ending with the start of greener, making both songs sound extremely weird unless they are played one after another. i also dislike pink floyd songs for this reason, almost all of them have terrible transitions that don't follow this rule, making the only enjoyable experience just listening to the entire album.
5:23 Yeah that's because simon has dementia bc of what happens in the mind electric He thinks his girlfriend is still alive but left him, gag that continues in time machine Fun fact, in time machine simon has a lucid moment when he starts repeating "having time alone" and his imaginary time machine breaks down for some seconds But it doesnt stay that way and goes back to the dementia state
Never meant to know isn’t about lost relationships. It’s about a guy accepting the fact that there are things about the universe he’ll never know; and he takes solace in that fact. He accepts that he will die and be forgotten, but the things he did will persist and he will know he lived a good life when he dies. Still the second best song, though.
I don’t know what magic this video has in it but I was shaking from happiness at one point and crying at another because while watching it. Maybe it’s just because it’s tally hall but what the hell. Thank you for this video, honestly you talking about all these made me smile a lot, thank you. i know this comment is weird as shit, idk what i’m doing
I couldn’t find one with time stamps, so gonna try and do them all. (also spoiler warning just in case someone needs it) 1:46 Dream 2:04 13 2:23 Mucka Blucka 2:45 You & Me 3:10 You 3:43 Turn the Lights Off 4:24 Hymn for a Scarecrow 5:00 Labyrinth 5:34 Sacred Beast
Murders being so low is a criminal offense and I will stand by that (it’s definitely not because that was the first tally hall song I ever heard and am biased towards everything about it)
sea major is great, but it feels like it’s attached to a bonus track which for me doesn’t necessarily change where i’d put the song on a list, but still alters my overall view of the track
Personally spring in a storm is my favorite and still is after watching this but this video made me relisten to some songs and it changed up quite a few ones on the top
That trigger warning SHOOK ME TO MY CORE. I was NOT expecting that😞😞 anyways, I adore tally hall. I’ve fixated overly since about the start of this (awful.) year, and the lore honestly brings me to tears. AND WHEN WERE THESE SONGS SO DARK🙁??Anyways this band is my whole life.
Fun fact, Mucka Blucka has been my morning alarm ever since this school year has started. For that reason, it is the worst tally hall song to me. please help.
my favorite song by tally hall is definitely &. in my head nothing will beat it and i never thought of it being called ampersand until now edit: new favs are two wuv, cannibal, and hymn for a scarecrow. your hymn for a scarecrow ranking is horrendous but overall good ranking
this is an incredible ranking. you gave each song an excellent placement. although i may not agree with some of the placements, this is a totally agreeable and acceptable ranking and i’m not mad at all. FINALLY someone agrees that never meant to know is one of the best😭😭. P.S, i think bora was the one singing space station level 7 since i’m pretty sure joe can’t speak japanese.
0:25.
I said that like it was a personality quirk and not something that Joe has been suffering with for years. I'm sorry for that. I should have done more research instead of trying to be silly about something this serious. I know I can't do anything to undo that, but here are some research and donation links to organizations dedicated to the research of this debilitating mental illness.
USA
schizophreniaresearchsociety.org/about-us/donate/
www.bbrfoundation.org/get-involved
www.nimh.nih.gov/
UK
cafdonate.cafonline.org/17071#!/DonationDetails
www.mentalhealthresearchuk.org.uk/about-us
livingwithschizophreniauk.org/donate/
Stay safe, everyone. Please don't repeat my mistakes. Schizophrenia is never something to make such light of.
quit being a square
don’t worry man, everyone makes mistakes, and it’s not a crime to do so
At least you have the dignity to acknowledge it
That’s in a positive tone btw just to clarify
yeah man you're good. thanks for trying to correct your mistake, lotsa people don't even do that much
I think that the reason tally hall fans don't like Be Born is because Rob tells them to get out here and see the sun
I like Be Born
Damn
Damn I love be born not my fav song but one of top 5 in the album
I love be born
be born is one of my favourites?? people dont like it?
Joe Hawley Joe Hawley features all five members of TH. Also, it’s not that their passion fizzled out, it’s that they didn’t have the success to do it as a job. All five members remain good friends and work other jobs. Now that they’ve blown up, I can see them coming back. And coming back, and coming back, and coming.
Nice refrence
It also includes Bora. Joe also has a cover that includes Casey, but it's not on an album.
I personally see a cloud, or whatever we may believe to be one.
why dont they keep it coming back
I don't
The "one secondary smile to go that extra mile" line was absolutely life changing for me
TO MAKE ME FEEL TODAYY TO MAKE IT GO AWAAYYYY
THEEE CHEMISTRY IS GONE, TAKEN FORCA RIDDDEEE FAR AWAY FROM HERE NO LONGER LEFT INSIDEEEE
finally someone who agrees that “Never Meant To Know” is one of Tally Hall’s best songs 🙏💯
it may be a little bland but it's still really enjoyable, I don't know why people dislike it
real
facts
nah reler of everything is
@feng353 Ahh yes, "reler" of everything 😭🫸🫷
14:38 i have always seen banana man as a silly song. like marvin said: “wouldn’t the world be better off if we took nonsense more seriously?” suggesting the whole album is nonsense
I think Marvin was saying that a lot of things referred to as nonsense are actually just misunderstood. Hawaii Part II is largely nonsensical lyrically, but those weird lyrics all make total sense with the right perspective. Nothing encapsulates this more than Go to Bed from Joe Hawley Joe Hawley. What sounds like sweet nonsense about bedtime is seemingly about hypnosis-induced group suicide.
@@ShenDoodles that’s another way to interpret it. i’m not saying i disagree. we’re probably both right. tally hall in reality is far too complex for one person to truly understand, and i think that’s the point. some is nonsense, some is really dark. there’s truly no way to tell.
I love how at 6:44 you can hear his voice in one ear, and the instrumental of the song in the other. Like the original song!
I noticed that too and was about to comment on it.
But in the original song, the vocals were in the center channel. The right channel had keys.
It confused me so much and I almost missed the whole thing about it lol
Spotify said Labyrinth was my #1 song last month, so my opinion on it has definitely changed. I’d probably put it in the top 20.
now I understand why labyrinth was charting
Good.
Oh so that was you!
thank josh
character development
My current top 5 is now
5. Labyrinth
4. Never Meant to Know
3. Hymn for a Scarecrow
2. Spring and a Storm
1. The Trap
And this will probably change in like a month or so. Needless to say, ever tally hall song is a 10/10.
Your opinion in saying all are 10/10 are valid.
no dream sweet?
Spring and Scarecrow are incredibly valid
LABRYNTH COMEBACK HELL YEEEEEAAAÀAAAAHHHHH
The switch up on labyrinth is insaneeee
Random Fact: In The Whole World and You, the reason why the lyrics say "Sharing *sotries*" instead of "Sharing stories" is because Andrew kept on misspelling the word stories, so he just went with sotries.
5:02 Labyrinth is the only song on Hawaii Pt. II where Joe isn't credited with the lyrics at all (unless you count Candle on the Water). The lyrics were done by the 2 vocalists (Charlene Kaye and Shane Maux Page).
The only not Joe Hawley cube song in Hawaii part ll (joke but lol)
In terms of complexity and sheer music theory, TME would take the dub for me personally. The way it combines electronic music with baroque techniques (yes, really) is borderline cathartic. In terms of, y‘know, actually being able to listen to the song normally, I agree that Sea Major is the better choice here.
TME was my most listened to song of 2022, according to Spotify, so I think you’re on to somethin 😤
I like the psychodelic theme of the mind electric because i had a chaotic mind as a kid bc i was very imaginative and was hard to control my flow of thoughts
So i can relate with the mashed thoughts the mind electric describes
@@Robbity i listened to the mind electric 200+ times in 2021 and 100+ times in 2022 guess we were all in the same boat
putting labyrinth that low is some fighting words
I be fighting with myself after a take that bad
Don’t worry he had some imaginary lines in his imaginary mind
10:58 I alwayd thought the time machine was just a boat, and the narrator has gone insane, due to the electro shock therapy , so he thinks its a time machine, but thats just my interpretation
the you & me placement is a crime imo
such an underrated song...
My two favorites are definitely "Taken for a Ride" and "Never meant to know". I love the way they both sound and how the beat comes in. Also the when the beat switches in "Taken for a Ride" is beautiful.
I gotta say though, & isn't really up there on my favorites, at least the main part isn't. I really like the beat switch at the end though, good for drumming.
You are amazing
My favorites are &, Ruler of Everything, & (get it?) The Mind Electric
Tally hall is like gravity falls for me, they make me laugh, cry and overall have a good time
Oh and they ended,
@@Low_resolutionNot yet
@@bit_aim true it’s just I’m sad they don’t produce music anymore
They make me laugh and cry, he’s a Family Guy.
@@Low_resolutionthey need to make a 3rd season (both gravity falls and tally hall)
8:00 Fun fact: I have Stranded Lullaby set as my alarm lmao.
I listen to it while falling asleep.
I don't recommend setting it as your alarm in the morning as it will ruin all the enjoyment of it
and lil info thing: the reverse of The Mind Electric is actually a more "normal" version of the song, likely before the "protagonist" was scrambled.
The Scrambling.......
Oh. I should probably go and listen to it in reverse. I did notice that it sounds a bit different, honestly.
Good list overall. i just want to say that i will always love “Turn the Lights Off”, mostly because it was the first Tally Hall song I ever heard (in a geometry dash level .-.)
unless you count shia labeouf live, it's probably my first one too, because of this one five nights at freddies animation that happened to have it...
same here, i first heard "turn the lights off" from an animation back in 2019
@@zytheabsolutenerd75Undertale?
Honestly I'd say TTLO is one of my favourites actually, the bridge is really cool
I didmt know that variarions on a cloud was about 911 i sung it on the plane when i was lookinh at the clouds😭😭😭😭
4:38 Fun fact: there is a song that samples both Hymn for a Scarecrow and Sleepwalk. It's Joe's cover of Since I Don't Have You, although I can't personally can't find which part of HfaS is sampled (it's probably a drum stem, like Go to Bed did with Sacred Beast) the description does say that it's sampled.
Wow I never knew that. I just listened to the cover and it’s really good.
@@RobbityAnd it features both Coz Baldwin and Casey Sheq.
Ive been reading "introduction to the snow" as show ever since I started listening to tally hall and I am shocked
Aight I'm gonna go out on a limb, and attempt to defend the lines in Labyrinth you called out lol. So Labyrinth as an entire song, following The Mind Electric, represents a descent into insanity, right? The person involved is lost in a mass of hallucinations and lost in circles of their own thoughts. So in this state of hallucinations, it makes sense that people who were significant in this person's life would repeatedly show up, right? So him talking about his "ex-girl" and "next girl" is a way of showing the scattered thoughts and experiences of this person as their mental state devolves.
Just my own interpretation though, and I can certainly understand why you don't like those lines lmao. This was a really fun and well put together video though. Whether I agreed with you takes or not, I can appreciate the reasoning you used for everything. And I think we can both agree that The Mind Electric is a goddamn masterpiece
Wow that was awesome. I love Hawaii Part II fans
My thoughts were that it was more of a reflection on all the pointless things we focus on throughout our life, due to how the song references things like a constant fear of failure,girls etc. I think that this is all brought into context when right after in time machine he reflects on all the time he has wasted and wants to live things back again with what he knows now
(I’m not saying that women are pointless but more that some people chase the idea of having or not having a relationship and get caught up in it)
That lettucing joke is so good
Thank you. My editor was very creative with that
Joe Hawley Joe Hawley also features almost every TallyHall member. Why didn't you include it?
Really!? I thought it only included Ross and Andrew? Where are the others?
@@Robbity Everything: Joe Hawley
Bring Her Along: Andrew Horowitz (Edu), Rotary Park: Zubin Sedghi, Ross Federman, and Bora Karaca, The Apologue of Hot Rod Duncan: Ross Federman, Aristotle's Denial (Lained S'eltotsirA): Bora Karaca (Cojum Dip)
These are all of the appearances of the band members I know of in JHJH. I know there is no appearance of Rob, but Hawaii: Part II didn't include an appearance from Andrew.
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodco8956 good to know. Can’t believe I forgot about Rotary Park. My apologies!
@@Robbity It's all good! Also, JHJH is certainly a self titled album so I can kind of see why you didn't include it (besides thinking only 3 members contributed instead of five)
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodco8956 actually rob helped joe in joe hawley attacks
we all know Joe Hawley attacks is the number 1 song if Joe Hawley Joe Hawley was included.
Yea.
Joe Hawley Joe Hawley
in my opinion all tally hall songs are amazing lmao
yes they are
Seriously underrated video
Thank you. Me and my editor put our best work into this video.
So happy to see Never Meant To Know so high, it’s one of my absolute favorites for how beautiful it is. It absolutely touches my soul. Wonderful list!!!
Holy cow man, the first time I heard the chord progressions in the chorus I *ascended*
I saw an acapella version online sung by a chorus, and it's absolutely gorgeous!
Sacred Beast being above Hymn For A Scarecrow might just be my personal 9/11
hmmm variations on a cloud is more like your personal 9/11 ngl
If you want to do one of these again Will Wood is a good choice. He has an interesting music style, he has around 60 songs on 4 albums (Not including the live albums or the soundtrack for "Camp Here and There"), and the 4 albums are split across two profiles; "Will Wood" and "Will Wood and The Tapeworms". Not to mention the cross-fandom between Tally Hall and Will Wood lol. I like your content and I like Will Wood so I wanted to see you cover him, thats all. Please take my word in consideration.
- Your hyperfixated viewer, Ben.
seconding this
You made me have an existential crisis but also made me see a deeper meaning to all the songs
Hymn for a scarecrow is criminally low down, i love how long it is, it feels so dissociative and numb, it's beautiful
1. The Mind Electric
5 words:
Dream sweet in sweet major
I shrieked in excitement when i saw black rainbows wasnt in dead last like the rest of the deaf Tallyverse rankers
Top 10, even.
@@Robbity exactly
I only just became a Tally Hall superfan not long ago and I had ZERO idea Hawaii Part II was even a thing...
So... thanks for that:)
Also fantastic video, hope more people see it!! Prayers to the algorithm, for it has blessed me!
(Update: I have just finished listening to Hawaii: Part II for the first time...
wow.
yeah that was pretty fucking good. Absolutely not debating Dream Sweet In Sea Major isn't the best Tall Hall song, I see the truth now. Also just realized how poetic it is that you ranked just 'Dream' as the worst song but 'Dream' Sweet In Sea Major is the absolute best... then again, just like Tally Hall itself...could just be a good silly little nothing:)
Woah! Thanks for pointing that out I never noticed it.
I knew both existed but I never knew that most of tally hall were artist for Hawaii Part II
I found Miracle Musical before I found Tally Hall. There was a thee-year gap, and I only listened to Labyrinth. 3 years later, I find the Ruler of Everything meme, become addicted to Tally Hall, find out Miracle Musical is the sister group, start listening to Miracle Musical. Listen to Labyrinth for the first time. Wait! That was the song I loved 3 years ago!
I personally started with mmmm am almost done with good and evil and I’m going to Hawaii part ll
I actually found out about ruler of everything first, but didn't check out tally hall. Then I discovered HPII, and got real interested, and that's how I discovered tally hall.
Loved the video! Although you murdered me a little when you put You & Me at 40-, I adore it hahaha
hey quick question, where did you get such clean instrumentals for Turn The Lights Off and Ruler of Everything?
I agree, where did they get those songs without the lyrics??
imma be fr, spring and a storm is my favorite tally hall song, and my interpretation is about 50x more positive than most people, I think its about finding good in the bad, but still being truthful that bad things do indeed happen, and not every bomb has a silver lining(i know).
cudos to who can guess the song reference
Lemon demon fine reference?🤯🤯🤯 also i love spring and a storm too
@@tavig7410 smart, ain't you, just got back from torturing whatever member of the nsa is looking at my search history by going on deviantart, so yeah.
How have I not found your channel till now. Besides your underrated quality tintin is one of the best stop motion movies ever made. My favorite movie as a kid
do you want a banana
how us Haiku not in first place, it is the best song ever written.
BOO 🍅🍅🍅
Also, I too am pretty sure I heard Greener on the radio long before I knew what TH was, but what is weird is the only radio station I know that openly plays TH is Tree Town sound in Michigan, and I have never set foot there, maybe radio stations sometimes play greener because it’s the least “strange” Tally hall song?
it’s got the same melody as Not Perfect by tim minchin if that’s it
@@EurekaXnah I distinctly remember hearing “seconds tick like boulders” and “Telephones make you seem miles away from home” on the radio
the contrast of making a video essay about welcome to tally hall and a ben shapiro compilation. gotta love the tally hall fandom.
I love how you used footage of lettuce for Good Day, since they are, in fact, LETTUCING!!!
Well, that took an interesting turn. Ah, well I appreciate your efforts in this ranking. You made some great points, and it's always fun to see others' perspective on stuff like this.
Also bonus points for the Never Meant to Know appreciation
God i have no idea how can there be tiers or whatever i mean wth
ALSO THE LINE "IT FEELS LIKE FLYNG, BUT MAYBE, WERE DYING" IS MAKING ME CRY LIKE A CHILD
Guys Andrew technically did work on Hawaii part II as some songs were demos from when tally hall was still together so he did help
I miss tally hall
Me too, bro. Me too.
im sobbing these ranking are genuinely going to kill me i am losing it
i never knew variations on a cloud was about 9/11.. wow.
I might be the weirdest fan. I'm not a huge fan of mind electric or ruler of everything. But Be Born is one of my tops picks lol.
you totally is XD
yeah you're a psychopath
This video was great!! I want millions to see this.
I like how literally every single one of my fav songs were the lowest ones on the list 😭 (im saying low due to their numbers not cuz you hate them, given they were in good and great respectively). Great list tho 😎💪
Thank you for this video. You make some amazing points in this and it's so nice to hear your opinion on this.
I do not respect your placement for hymn for a scarecrow
Neither do I
Same bro
That intro blew my eardrums
SAME LMAO
Every lemon demon song ranked when
Did you know that Welcome to Tally Hall's outro is connected to Taken For A Ride?
this is very obvious if you have ever just listened to the album in order. imo it's an example of a great song transition, because both intro/outro of the respective songs still work on their own, but together they flow together amazingly. whereas good day into greener is terrible, because the transition is literally just good day ending with the start of greener, making both songs sound extremely weird unless they are played one after another. i also dislike pink floyd songs for this reason, almost all of them have terrible transitions that don't follow this rule, making the only enjoyable experience just listening to the entire album.
Pretty glad you just came out and said Joe is schizophrenic, especially after it flared up recently
Great video
I don't think we needed to know that he sang it naked in a trailer on a winter
labyrinth is such a tone shift
Turn the lights off is my favorite tally hall song
5:23
Yeah that's because simon has dementia bc of what happens in the mind electric
He thinks his girlfriend is still alive but left him, gag that continues in time machine
Fun fact, in time machine simon has a lucid moment when he starts repeating "having time alone" and his imaginary time machine breaks down for some seconds
But it doesnt stay that way and goes back to the dementia state
MAJOR W FOR PUTTING THE MIND ELECTRIC IN TOP THREE (its been my top spotify song for over a month)
Thanks for bringing some attention to tally hall
I love "you & me"
sobbing
Never meant to know isn’t about lost relationships. It’s about a guy accepting the fact that there are things about the universe he’ll never know; and he takes solace in that fact. He accepts that he will die and be forgotten, but the things he did will persist and he will know he lived a good life when he dies. Still the second best song, though.
I don’t know what magic this video has in it but I was shaking from happiness at one point and crying at another because while watching it. Maybe it’s just because it’s tally hall but what the hell. Thank you for this video, honestly you talking about all these made me smile a lot, thank you.
i know this comment is weird as shit, idk what i’m doing
Tintin pfp + tally hall = peak
finially another youtuber who likes tally hall
Tally Hall is such a unique band, and I love it! I wish I could have been to one of the concerts when the band was together.
YES YES YES IM SO HAPPY SPRING AND A STORM GOT RANKED SO HIGH ITS SOOO UNDERATED 😭😭😭
Someone’s probably answered you already but if not Bora confirmed that he sung Space Station Level 7
Nobody answered that yet, so thank you!
Fate of the stars is a literal eargasm
I’m making a different video for the songs that aren’t on the three albums 🤫
DOES THIS INCLUDE COJUM DIP?
@@homestuckfan670 I’m making a different different video for solo albums
Hype
I couldn’t find one with time stamps, so gonna try and do them all.
(also spoiler warning just in case someone needs it)
1:46 Dream
2:04 13
2:23 Mucka Blucka
2:45 You & Me
3:10 You
3:43 Turn the Lights Off
4:24 Hymn for a Scarecrow
5:00 Labyrinth
5:34 Sacred Beast
The audio spacing for the trap segment is perfect 😂
ONG I LOVE THIS!!!! SUCH A BIG FAN 🗣️🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️🤑🤑🤑🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤔🤔🥰🤔🤔🤔🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🌊🌊🌊🌸🌸🌸💅💅💅💅💅‼️‼️
🔥💯🗣🗣🔥🔥😭🔥💯🗣😭🔥🗣🔥🔥🗣🗣🔥🗣🔥🔥💯💯💯🔥🗣🔥🗣🔥🔥💯💯
Murders being so low is a criminal offense and I will stand by that (it’s definitely not because that was the first tally hall song I ever heard and am biased towards everything about it)
sea major is great, but it feels like it’s attached to a bonus track which for me doesn’t necessarily change where i’d put the song on a list, but still alters my overall view of the track
This man couldnt be so wrong and right at the same time
Either fate of the stars or just a friend OR turn the lights off are my fav songs from tally hall
Live Love laugh TallyHall
TME is an absolute chaotic nightmare, and I love it. It’s probably my second favorite song right now, just under welcome to tally hall.
Personally spring in a storm is my favorite and still is after watching this but this video made me relisten to some songs and it changed up quite a few ones on the top
I love watching wrong opinions online
I love seeing comments with wrong opinions as well!
I’m kidding, all the tally hall rankings are correct
@@Robbity I might make my own wrong opinion video to put online
im so happy to see some black rainbows appreciation !!! it scratches my brain in such a good way mmm
Also stranded lullaby demo > stranded lullaby.
I agree.
Me too ❤
me: waiting for him to rank my favorite song
him: absolutely tearing it apart
me:👁️👄👁️
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That trigger warning SHOOK ME TO MY CORE. I was NOT expecting that😞😞 anyways, I adore tally hall. I’ve fixated overly since about the start of this (awful.) year, and the lore honestly brings me to tears. AND WHEN WERE THESE SONGS SO DARK🙁??Anyways this band is my whole life.
Personally I love turn the lights off! I got my chosen name Tether from the first verse :]
Fun fact, Mucka Blucka has been my morning alarm ever since this school year has started. For that reason, it is the worst tally hall song to me. please help.
He’s back!!!
YOOO! What'd you think?
@@Robbity pretty good comeback, can’t wait to see more content
personal favourite is mind electric and next best is ruler of everything
BASED SUNNY,,,
Beautiful profile pic
@@Ashley_Afton87 hehe you have a good eye for pfps
@@psyarti Live, laugh, Cyno
my favorite song by tally hall is definitely &. in my head nothing will beat it and i never thought of it being called ampersand until now
edit: new favs are two wuv, cannibal, and hymn for a scarecrow. your hymn for a scarecrow ranking is horrendous but overall good ranking
this is an incredible ranking. you gave each song an excellent placement. although i may not agree with some of the placements, this is a totally agreeable and acceptable ranking and i’m not mad at all. FINALLY someone agrees that never meant to know is one of the best😭😭. P.S, i think bora was the one singing space station level 7 since i’m pretty sure joe can’t speak japanese.
variations on a could is the one song i cant, bring myself to listen to, its almost hard, its beautiful, yet so so sad. i cry while hearing it.
I unironically like Introduction to the Snow more than the first minute of Dream Sweet