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Claws in Your Back by Julien Baker with poetry from Hanif Abdurraqib at Eaux Claires IV
Performance by Julien Baker at Eaux Claires IV of Claws in Your Back, joined by Hanif Abdurraqib reading his poetry. A truly magical moment at Eaux Claires
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Pickles From The Jar - Courtney Barnett - First Avenue - April 26, 2016
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Encore performance of Pickles from the Jar from Courtney Barnett's first show of a two night stand at First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN. Recorded April 26, 2016.
When You Were Mine (Prince cover) - Bob Mould - First Avenue - April 23, 2016
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Bob Mould heard the news of Prince's passing on April 21, 2016, as he and the band were driving from Madison to Minneapolis for their next concert at the legendary First Avenue. Bob Mould and Prince, each in his own way, helped craft First Avenue's legend in the early 1980's. Bob covers Prince's When You Were Mine with the help of tour manager Che Arthur and opening band Suicide Commandos.
Beat on the Brat - Bob Mould & The Suicide Commandos - First Avenue - April 23,2016
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April 23, 2016, marked the 40th anniversary of the Ramones debut album. To mark the occasion, Bob Mould, his band, and The Suicide Commandos cover Beat on the Brat. Bob's drummer Jon Wurster provides the vocals.
Complicated Fun - The Suicide Commandos with Bob Mould - First Avenue - April 23, 2016
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The Suicide Commandos opened for Bob Mould at First Avenue on April 23, 2016. When Bob went to Macalester College in St. Paul, he asked The Suicide Commandos guitarist Chris Osgood to be his guitar teacher. Bob had already met Grant Hart and Greg Norton, but they weren't Hüsker Dü yet. As Bob tells it is his memoir See a Little Light, it was Chris who really pushed Bob to form a band.
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I cried listening to this
this is the most special performance I've ever seen. goosebumps every time
Nobody seems to know this song other than bands who have covered it.
My other favorite Prince song is Little Red Corvette, it reminds me of Gia Carangi
My favorite Prince song
Che Arthur rules
This is my favorite UA-cam video
I wish Bob was singing.
Bob asked me to sing it. twice.
Poem title: How Can Black People Write About Flowers at a Time Like This
astonishing! truly magic!! thecollagist.com/the-collagist/2018/8/6/how-can-black-people-write-about-flowers-at-a-time-like-this.html
Ragged, raw and beautiful! I love this tribute. I love how music connects us. :)
I think this sucks personally. I pay to see the Bob Mould power trio, not all these other yahoos.
somewhere out there there is a tree whose sole effing purpose on this Earth is to create the oxygen you waste. You should find that tree and apologize to it.
One of those "yahoos", as you put it, is Chris Osgood. The guy who taught Bob how to play, if you are too lazy, or closed minded, to look it up
@@garagepunkfan I said the exact opposite, that it's cool the tour manager is a baller; and it took me 3 minutes of awe to realize that is Jon Wurster on drums; so I'll stink up this thread to say that years ago I saw Superchunk on MTV and then the NYT had a story about indie rock and only because a kid from Greensboro and Chapel Hill went to high school with those guys and then was out here one year on sabbatical or his mother was I called up Twin Towers Touring and somehow Jon Wurster was there and they put him on the phone but he had kind of a high voice and I thought he was a girl but he later kinda sorta was my best friend and he changed his sheets before going on tour, or actually his brother stayed with me the night the band --superchunk not Husker du sorry to Bob or Sugar -- was on Conan; fair play to balding rockers with white beards. Unless that's not Jon Wurster and I'm just senile
holy moly.
So, i saw Julien live for the first time, when she played in Munich, last sunday. It really was very amazing, just awesome. And after the concert, i had the chance to talk to the violinist, Camille Faulkner, for some minutes. She, like Julien, is just such a nice and warmly person ... OK, so in our conversation i told her about this video, that i found it up here on YT and raved about how fucking amazing this performance was. And in her reaction to that, she then asked me, if i recognized that she got quite nervous at some point during the performance, respectively, if this was visible in the video. And i replied, that i was very suprised to here that, because i did not recognize such a reaction of her, all the many times i have already watched this video. She then went on to tell me, that she got so nervous, because a person in the crowd had passed out, right in front of her and that she stopped playing her violin part at this point of the performance, to go to the side of the stage and tell it to the security/ambulance. So, now i am curious, if anyone who watched this video also didn't recognize this??? You can see it between 5:50 and 6:10.
That's some really cool insight, never noticed her getting nervous either. Thanks for sharing that story!
wow. thought there was a technical mishap or something
Thanks so much for capturing and sharing this.
I’m not crying, you’re crying. Just kidding we’re all sobbing.
You're an absolute saint for sharing this. This might be one of the most powerful performances I've ever seen, of anything (no hyperbole).
turn his mic up you guitar hogs
@@feliceconte123 it was a spontaneous unrehearsed tribute and I had never sung the song before in my life. relax.
Gosh this is so great!!!!!!!!!!!!
Holy shit, that was awesome!
Let's bow before the genius of Philly Boy Roy!
So interesting, the connection between Bob and Prince! Great video
wow, Joey is probably turning in his grave