Bouncing Souls - Hybrid Moments (Live in Sydney) | Moshcam

Bouncing Souls performing Hybrid Moments live at Metro Theatre in Sydney on 10 December 2010

The Bouncing Souls are a punk rock band from New Brunswick, New Jersey, formed in 1987. By the time of their acknowledgment by the national punk rock scene, they had reignited a "pogo" element to New Jersey punk rock by playing fast light-hearted songs, a model followed by various other local bands.

[dadventuretv]

The Souls covering the Misfits. Can it get more Jersey? Love you guys. New Brunswick 90-94 is with me wherever I go.

[user.Icarus]

i prefer the faster pace, but this slow tone does suit the lyrics better.

[tomparker]

Wow- what a gorgeous cover. Fucking love it.

[sageetx]

It's not amazing by any means, but I can respect the fact that they attempted to make it their own.

[flynnsontide]

Searched this out, clicked on it, and a Maker’s Mark ad popped up

[Sreybk]

Watch Brody Dalle's acoustic version.

[untitled]

Yea, it's different from the original, but so what? They made the song their own. Props to the Souls for producing a beautiful cover of a punk classic.

[dylancolt]

The only good thing about this cover is that it makes listening to the original that much better.

[neilarnold]

Check out the bouncing souls cover of the Misfits 'mommy can I go out and kill tonight'

[knotallowed]

I love when the cover is better than the original not trying to get argument going it was always a little slow tempo for misfits honestly I like the souls cover way more

[Nerdtendo]

It’s so similar yet so different and all they had to do was make it slow af

[bucketsAMF]

Really? I'm not going to thumbs down this shit, but come on. This song should never be played this slow. That was an awful experience.

[scotthoffmann]

This cover is why abortion needs to remain legal and affordable.

[philh.]

I love the Souls and I love Danzig AND I love BOTH Versions but I ll forever prefer the Souls one but will honour the Fact that the Misfits wrote it!

[davidramos__]

Then people ask why do murderers exist