This might be the only video on youtube that has a live performance of Bhudda Rhubarb Butter, and a handful of songs from El Oso. Might be the only one on the Internet. I hope more footage like this ends up finding its way online some how. Seriously great video.
This is the first time I’ve seen this, but the sound quality is awful. Like 20 years ago I had an mp3 download of the same full concert but it sounded almost as good as a commercially released CD. Someone has to still have that good audio to replace the bad audio in this video.
I remember seeing these guys for the first time in 1995 and I was so close that Doughty spat on me while singing Bus to Beezlebub. They had such a great energy. They were still manic good when I saw them on tour with Failure in 1996, albeit in a larger venue. The last time I saw them was in 1998 in a much larger venue still, but it seemed a lot more mechanical than their earlier shows. These guys really were the precursor to genre agnosticism which is found everywhere in popular music these days. It just sucks that as their audience grew so did their internal disdain for each other.
Didnt get to see them here, but got to see just him open up for G Love and the Special Sauce in Eau Claire Wisconsin a few years later...sadly I dont remember much of that show, but I do know it was good...
@@brokenacoustic Thankfully, I’ve seen them many times. Me and G. are both from the same area, so he’s played here a million times. Always a good time.
The only band that asked their audience in concert if they had issues they liked to discuss and solved it even if the issue is "- We want Beck! We want Beck! We want Beck!" (41:40). e uma das mais interessantes bandas de todos os anos noventa.
Hello ColinMan1999. Thanks for this! I would love to get a good audio copy of this in wav, Flac, she etc. Is there someplace to find this, or can I get in touch with you about it?? Thanks!!
I think it works because the band is so tight and grooving, Mike can take it anywhere he wants with the lyrics, harmony and rhythm and it will all sound good. A lot of bands try to do this but the rhythm section isn't tight so it falls apart.
Even now the tension on stage is palpable, and the performance is over the top incredible as a result. It's kind of a tragic enigma, but I'm so happy that someone had this tape and I thank you for sharing it. Right around 97 is where I feel like they really started to go off the rails and up until the 311 tour this band was beyond incredible, even if not everyone on stage sees it that way. The first run of El Oso shows were some of the best shows I've ever seen any band play in my life.
Oh wow. It was only in the last couple years that there was finally a full show of these guys finally posted on UA-cam. Now there's like ......3 full live shows. REGARDLESS. Easily one of the most under rated bands ever. I got lucky when I saw them. Knew they were playing decided that day to go to the show. I've been to a few hundred shows easily and everyone of them I walked in wanting to hear 2 or 3 particular songs more then the rest. Only this show and Bind Melon did I want to hear like 6 songs. Both bands came thru, but Soul Coulghing played the two I want to hear the most in their last 3 song encore.
Incredible band in the studio. The sound never comes across when live. Bass is too low in the mix, and keys are too high and always sound out of place/key. Ugh. Great tunes sound like crap.
@@maxaronow712 He meant the spree bomber in Austin of summer 2019 lol. Not sure why he made such a connection to that guy, but the 9/11 one is more fitting.
Does anyone know what the song is at 5:20? Lots of live videos have them transitioning to it right after disseminated but no forums, comment sections, or google searches have yielded any answers
It’s called “List of Demands” I’m assuming they only played this live. They also recorded Irresistible Bliss twice with 2 different producers so maybe they played it in the original (which is lost by the way, but 1995 Mike Doughty did intend to release a directors cut).
@@crudecube Thanks man, it sucks that its lost I REALLY want a studio version of it. Do you know of any recordings/bootlegs that are better quality than this or the Urban Art Bar recording?
NivlacDX There was this one at the Bijou Theatre: ua-cam.com/video/autuaMP5Bsw/v-deo.html Honestly, I just went through all the l live shows I have saved on my playlist and none of them have Disseminated on the set list, but there’s a lot more of them audio only on internet archives, pretty sure they might have a few more.
He also does it here: ua-cam.com/video/UwsYospG8Pw/v-deo.html it’s in the second verse (there’s gibberish at the end but that’s In spite of it) ...And this: archive.org/details/sc1996-11-13.sbd.flac16/sc1996-11-13d2t03.flac
My memory is fuzzy but I think this was a couple weeks after the 5-show bit. I'm pretty sure they came back to rip it up because of the radio station going under.
@@ColinMan1999 AWESOME! have any suggestions on how to find stuff like that now adays? Also would you ever show off your cool collection? Thank you again SO much for sharing this with the world man. You’re a hero for real.
I was there. At 17 ...rev 105 radio station & 1st ave. made me the musician &visual artist i am and my over all ""hipsternesicity" SoulCoughing shows were always fun
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i just wish i wasn't 3 when they were playing...glad that those before me preserved such greatness
So glad you uploaded this, I listen to this nearly every day.
damn i love drum & bass so much and wasnt expecting to listen "Shadow Boxing" on the opening haha
Soul Coughing covering Beck! now there's something I didn't know I needed.
both are genius musicians
Fuck ! SOUL COUGHING .......I.. still love it.
Best band
Very interesting to hear F Train interpreted by Soul Coughing. Awesome footage!
1:17:37 whoa mind blown!! Trust me turn up bass in headphones. This right here sums up the energy of live music in the 90’s for me.
Pretty fantastic song
Lazy Bones has one of their best bass line
yeah lazy bones is dope, but the bass line for how many cans ain't half bad...
Shawn Stewart. She was the host of Moonlight Meditations.
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long, long time.
This might be the only video on youtube that has a live performance of Bhudda Rhubarb Butter, and a handful of songs from El Oso. Might be the only one on the Internet. I hope more footage like this ends up finding its way online some how. Seriously great video.
This is the first time I’ve seen this, but the sound quality is awful. Like 20 years ago I had an mp3 download of the same full concert but it sounded almost as good as a commercially released CD. Someone has to still have that good audio to replace the bad audio in this video.
@@danieldaniels7571 I know there was a tape trading culture that existed on AOL. Do you have any old shows in audio?
I have listened to your music since the middle of the 90's and have been a fan of you for a long time keep Freaking the
I remember seeing these guys for the first time in 1995 and I was so close that Doughty spat on me while singing Bus to Beezlebub. They had such a great energy. They were still manic good when I saw them on tour with Failure in 1996, albeit in a larger venue. The last time I saw them was in 1998 in a much larger venue still, but it seemed a lot more mechanical than their earlier shows. These guys really were the precursor to genre agnosticism which is found everywhere in popular music these days. It just sucks that as their audience grew so did their internal disdain for each other.
9:30 Club
good comment, but I'd say Beck was 'genre agnostic' before SC
This is amazing
And holy shit! Soul Coughing covering Motor Away by GBV. I totally forgot this...
Didnt get to see them here, but got to see just him open up for G Love and the Special Sauce in Eau Claire Wisconsin a few years later...sadly I dont remember much of that show, but I do know it was good...
I freakin wish I saw that. G. Love & Special sauce is an all time favorite.
@@EyesHaveMiles420 They are indeed a pretty fantastic group
@@brokenacoustic Thankfully, I’ve seen them many times. Me and G. are both from the same area, so he’s played here a million times. Always a good time.
the real 4 fantastics (for me)
Thanks for this! I remember what a great time we had that night!
You still live there? How’s that working out? 😟
The only band that asked their audience in concert if they had issues they liked to discuss and solved it even if the issue is "- We want Beck! We want Beck! We want Beck!" (41:40).
e uma das mais interessantes bandas de todos os anos noventa.
Yesssssss!
Hello ColinMan1999. Thanks for this! I would love to get a good audio copy of this in wav, Flac, she etc. Is there someplace to find this, or can I get in touch with you about it?? Thanks!!
Was this at First Ave??
So what do y’all think of Minneapolis now? A paradise of liberal diversity and upright citizenship to be sure?
Thank you so fucking much ilyyyyy
the 90s baby
Are these guys coming back anytime soon? If not, I will keep listening to Umbra Syndicate and a couple of the new school dark jazz guys....
no. the singer is too hates the band.. Mike Doughty has a couple good albums though on his own
Keep Freaking the Funk great ads music
36:36 the mighty Yuval Gabay loses his stick!!!
Never got to see them live. Sucks.
Why is his pseudo-intellectual scat-rap so.............appealing? Horse Tricks seems to really complement it well here. And the UVs do that too.
I think it works because the band is so tight and grooving, Mike can take it anywhere he wants with the lyrics, harmony and rhythm and it will all sound good. A lot of bands try to do this but the rhythm section isn't tight so it falls apart.
Mike is too high for his own good .
How do you mean?
Even now the tension on stage is palpable, and the performance is over the top incredible as a result. It's kind of a tragic enigma, but I'm so happy that someone had this tape and I thank you for sharing it. Right around 97 is where I feel like they really started to go off the rails and up until the 311 tour this band was beyond incredible, even if not everyone on stage sees it that way. The first run of El Oso shows were some of the best shows I've ever seen any band play in my life.
They toured with 311?
@@jaredgruttadauria8072 Yes, their final tour was a co-headline of small arenas with 311.
Doughty never came close to what SC did on his on.
@@pr00de that one tour he did a few years ago with the full band and the wheatus guy was pretty great.. he has a lot of great solo material.
What is the tension you're talking about? Did they all hate each other or something?
Oh wow. It was only in the last couple years that there was finally a full show of these guys finally posted on UA-cam. Now there's like ......3 full live shows. REGARDLESS. Easily one of the most under rated bands ever. I got lucky when I saw them. Knew they were playing decided that day to go to the show. I've been to a few hundred shows easily and everyone of them I walked in wanting to hear 2 or 3 particular songs more then the rest. Only this show and Bind Melon did I want to hear like 6 songs. Both bands came thru, but Soul Coulghing played the two I want to hear the most in their last 3 song encore.
Only 6?!?
I had never heard F TRain played by Soul Coughing! This is a treasure - thank you!
My thoughts exactly, finding video footage of it is worth its weight in gold!!!
Hand to god, I’ve seen acoustic Doughty a handful of times and I thought it’s origin was Skittish.
Great innovative band underrated!
I know them because of House MD
so underrated
This was such a great show. Good memories, for sure. Thank you for posting! :)
The Raymond Scott album that takes over at 2:48 is sitting behind my turntable right now.
If you listen closely, you can hear me screaming.
You scream like a girl...j/k
saw these guys probably every time they played first ave...cedar fest 95 anyone?
Holy fuck dude
1:17:00 Mike plays some of Motor Away by Guided By Voices
i dont hear it
@@McDoinky 1:17:00 *
1:16:58
Damn that’s cool
Incredible. Thank goodness for this recording and this posting on youtube.
This is the deep-cut I needed. Thank you, my fellow Doughty-head.
Thanks for sharing. Was at this show along with many more of them. Would love to see them when they come for the reunion tour but too expensive.
Incredible band in the studio. The sound never comes across when live. Bass is too low in the mix, and keys are too high and always sound out of place/key. Ugh. Great tunes sound like crap.
You are a hero! Thank you so much.
You are most certainly welcome :)
Post Austin Bombing, and 9/11 "Is Chicago" still has eerie connotations that are cognitively affecting.
Austin bombing?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 he probably means to say "oklahoma city"
@@maxaronow712 He meant the spree bomber in Austin of summer 2019 lol. Not sure why he made such a connection to that guy, but the 9/11 one is more fitting.
9:15 holy shit that transition
Nice, before smartphones cluttered everything up.
Great upload. Thank you!
You're welcome :)
thank you so much for posting, i didnt know that intro had a name, i saw it on some other session video they did, it sounds so amazing
Wow. I was at this show.
Thank you so much. What a show. What a band.
Motor away gbv cover
Thanks for posting this. The world needs more live Soul Coughing videos.
Absolutely, Randy. I've been dwelling in the SC part of youtube for a while and I've seen your comments before. Very glad you could appreciate this.
Does anyone know what the song is at 5:20? Lots of live videos have them transitioning to it right after disseminated but no forums, comment sections, or google searches have yielded any answers
It’s called “List of Demands” I’m assuming they only played this live. They also recorded Irresistible Bliss twice with 2 different producers so maybe they played it in the original (which is lost by the way, but 1995 Mike Doughty did intend to release a directors cut).
@@crudecube Thanks man, it sucks that its lost I REALLY want a studio version of it. Do you know of any recordings/bootlegs that are better quality than this or the Urban Art Bar recording?
NivlacDX There was this one at the Bijou Theatre: ua-cam.com/video/autuaMP5Bsw/v-deo.html
Honestly, I just went through all the l live shows I have saved on my playlist and none of them have Disseminated on the set list, but there’s a lot more of them audio only on internet archives, pretty sure they might have a few more.
He also does it here: ua-cam.com/video/UwsYospG8Pw/v-deo.html it’s in the second verse (there’s gibberish at the end but that’s In spite of it)
...And this: archive.org/details/sc1996-11-13.sbd.flac16/sc1996-11-13d2t03.flac
What is thank you lord, wait , what?
Its a song that wasnt released at the time of this show. It came out on Mike Doughty’s solo album in the 2000s
Was this during the 5 night stint at First Ave?
My memory is fuzzy but I think this was a couple weeks after the 5-show bit.
I'm pretty sure they came back to rip it up because of the radio station going under.
This is a treasure
How'd you get this footage!?! I was at the matinee show that day. Best show I've ever seen.
I received a VHS tape in in a trade in summer, 2013. I collect Soul Coughing bootlegs and memorabilia.
I believe they played 3 shows in two days and I went to all three.
@@ColinMan1999 AWESOME! have any suggestions on how to find stuff like that now adays? Also would you ever show off your cool collection? Thank you again SO much for sharing this with the world man. You’re a hero for real.
rad video!
god bless you sir... there is a tragic lack of live footage of this band to enjoy. I saw them in 1996 in Tempe, AZ .... it's all just been in my head
Jeremie Lederman, oh shit man, I was there! Gibson’s, I think? Great show. I fuckin loved Gibson’s.
love the little GBV nod before Lazybones
Sad version of a great band!!
such good shit. AND *HOWWWWWW?!*
unusal but good
Saw them live in dallas.
I was there. At 17 ...rev 105 radio station & 1st ave. made me the musician &visual artist i am and my over all ""hipsternesicity" SoulCoughing shows were always fun
Quite possibly the greatest band to exist. The most entertaining, at the very least.
saw them 4 or 5 times in Belgium during the 90's - it was great great fun live
does anyone know what that intro song is?