didn't see a comment with the time stamps, so putting this here in case there isn't one Show starts: 1:59 Ballad of Big Nothing: 2:12 "thank you :) ": 4:39 Independence Day: 4:48 "Man, it's rainin'! Shit! :) ": 8:01 Junk Bond Trader: 8:14 Son of Sam: 12:07 Everything Means Nothing to Me false start: 15:14 Everything Means Nothing to Me: 15:29 Amity: 18:18 Stupidity Tries: 20:41 Mr. Good Morning: 24:53 Sweet Adeline: 28:20 In the Lost & Found: 31:27 LA: 35:15 A Question Mark false start "What? *licks guitar cable*": 38:11 A Question Mark: 38:59 "heheheh Thank you! that's very nice :) you guys still doin' okay?": 41:41 Can't Make a Sound: 41:56 Bled White: 45:48 Color Bars: 49:04 "Oh, why so quiet? Is everybody okay? Is somethin' wrong?": 51:43 Cupid's Trick: 52:11 2:45 AM: 55:46
the music cellar. That’s an interesting story. I’m sorry you’ve got regrets about your decision to not have attended but I don’t think anyone could have predicted the ultimate outcome so don’t be too hard on yourself.
@@JonShade-fy2gm Overlooked I think it a better term than underrated. Generally, Elliott was critically acclaimed when people did take the time to rate him. His subject matter made much of his catalogue too inaccessible for most radio stations... So sadly he was overlooked by many. But those who know, know, and within the industry he's a legend. It's painful to see all the far inferior guitarists on the Rolling Stones top 100 guitarists list. He rivals several in the top ten. On acoustic, I think he was one of the most consistently amazing performers. Like he could outplay Neil Young with his feet. Great drummer, great pianist also. Anyway feels like his music has had a small resurgence lately. Is it just me or is he more popular now than at any point since the release of New Moon, or maybe even since Faboth.
@@JunkBondTrader I 1,000 percent agree with your every word. He was incredible, such a unique genius musician and songwriter. I was just listening to King's Crossing today -- one of my all-time favorites of his, and each time it's as fresh as when I first heard it. Just as unbearably beautiful. I fell in love with Elliott in 2000 and I can't even begin to express the impact he's had on my life. Lots and lots of musicians and bands I adore, but aside from George Harrison, no other musician means as much to me.
@@JunkBondTrader "Anyway feels like his music has had a small resurgence lately. Is it just me or is he more popular now than at any point since the release of New Moon, or maybe even since Faboth. " as time goes on more people are finding his music including the younger generation. some of his songs have been in newer and highly popular tv shows (rick and morty, mr robot). and younger popular musicians have mentioned elliott which also introduces him to more people (phoebe bridgers has admitted to basically stalking elliott). i discovered elliott when i was 16 or 17, around 2016, on a music sharing site from someone who probably discovered elliott via rick and morty. i have turned a few people on to his music in turn. his fandom continues to grow to this day. i think anyone who has a deep appreciation and love for all sorts of music and hears about elliott will become a fan. the algorithm on places like youtube and spotify also helps people find music that is new to them. if you're a fan of sufjan stevens or nick drake or phoebe bridgers or whatever. theres chance the algorithm will stick some elliott smith in the autoplay.
Having a good band behind him brings out a different side in Elliott - he looks, and sounds, so assured and confident here. As much as I love how fragile and stripped-back many of his albums are, would have loved one more in this style too. Damn. :(
They recorded the beautiful and definitive album version of 'pretty ugly' together as a band, i think it was more or less during this tour, its a taste of what could have been ..
Yeah, there was a tonne of potential there. He was obviously an amazing solo act, but he wrote beautiful songs for a full band as well that sound amazing and moving as well.
This is my favourite of Elliots shows that are available on youtube. People get caught up in his songs being sad or depressing, and forget that he was multifaceted. Look at him smiling, laughing and joking. He wasnt depressive, he just genuinely cared and wanted to express real emotion in his music. He looks great here. Hes truly in his element. Thats the image im going to burn into my brain when i think of him as an artist. ❤
I'm pretty sure he was not. But he had also played messed up for the majority of his playing life, and was likely more 'in his element' while high. The show people often point to where he's supposedly farked, at Henry Fonda Theatre, is one where he's likely sober. I read that it was much harder for him to sing and 'make his fingers work' when he was clean... There's no in between...
I'm thinking he had to at least be on Amphetamines and benzos since he was perscribed them. Like someone said it's highly unlikely he was shooting up because Japan is extremely anti-drug. But scripts are different. Heroin would make him a little slower and mellow so I'm thinking maybe he was on dextroamphetamine or some sort of amphetamine here.
All those melancholy days, those long, dark nights with nothing but his voice to console me, to help me come down...This is true love. Thank you for this glimpse into a moment in time that maybe I could have shared, if only I hadn't been chasing demons around Eugene, Oregon. I have loved a lot, but the love and adoration I have for a man I'll never meet is beyond what I feel for most of humanity. Thank you, Kevin, for the documentary and for keeping Elliott's legacy alive.
I really with the doc was available online to buy/rent. I saw it at the theater when it was released ,but I want to show it to my girlfriend who's never seen it and can't find it anywhere. Guess I'm gonna order the DVD.
@@itsgonnbeok7249 You're probably right, but he was once quoted saying something along the lines of "I'll tour as much as I have to if it means I can keep recording"
He was trying to be someone we wanted him to be? Uhh I don't notice any compromise in his approach to himself or his music at all. What are you talking about?
hes normally a pretty humble low key guy from watching his interviews and how he talks in between songs in acoustic performances, the fact that a lot of the people there probably didnt speak english may have boosted his confidence but also i agree he is definitley not new to macho type singing but also i swear hes doing a slight british accent here
1. What an AMAZING set list 2. The bassist's band 'Quasi' is amazing, listen to the album Birds if you like Elliott. 3. The keyboardist is Ethan Embrys brother! He looks just like him too!
Being a functioning drug addict can actually feel great, almost all of the time. That's the real reason that people have such a hard time quitting. People usually quit once the drawbacks have truly begun to outweigh the pleasure and relief. It's wonderful enough that you can look past a lot of things going wrong in your life.
Man, what a show. I can't believe this was 19 years ago. There's nothing about it that screams "90s" or "early 2000s". It could have been filmed yesterday. Truly timeless
@@glacierfruits5350 It's because it's in Japan, their audiences are generally just like that. A lot more subdued, like if they were really into it, you wouldn't be able to tell. I think they were though, there are quite a bit of his Japan tour sets on the internet in audio form, and he played mint in all of them and the crowd always seemed very attentive.
I have to confess: I didn't know this guy until last night, when a good friend of mine introduced him to me. Instant love! I want to listen to every little song he made
What I love about this performance, most of all, is that you see all the flaws, bungles, and how raw it is, and you love every second of it, because it's beautiful and passionate, and while none of them are infallible virtuosos, Elliott's passion and songwriting just brings it all to life, and they all cared about what they were doing, as an art form, and you can't fake that shit.
one of my biggest regrets in life, is never seeing Elliot live, i know when musicians die too soon, people often make hyperbolic statements, but the guy truly was always head and shoulders above his contemporaries imo, miss you Elliot
the only songwriter on par with elliott at the time was (imo) mark linkous aka sparklehorse. the good one's always leave too soon, but stay in our hearts forever.
Can't believe it's been twenty years today since Elliott left us. An absolutely wonderful musician with a breathtaking catalog full of fantastic songs. He's arguably the best songwriter of his generation imo. I hope he knew just how much his music meant to people. ❤
Wow! I'm thrilled by the way he talks with the public at 41:32 and he is so happy and in the mood, and then out of nowhere he starts playing "Can't make a sound", and get serious and dark in some way. He really felt what he sang, and that's what gets me the most.
I agree that Elliott's music was so deep and emotional, but come on, he just said 'arigato' it's not the ending scene of Titanic. Let's just stop psychoanalyzing every single breath he takes.
Like him Elliott's band is just incredible. It just gave him so more room to express himself musically. His solo shows just never really panned out. Elliott with a full band is just bad ass. Wouldn't you love to be at this concert. Elliott was a hell of guitar player. I think this is overlooked sometimes. RIP Elliott we still miss you.
This is the best Elliott live concert I've seen on UA-cam. Everything is so on point: the sound levels, the harmonies and of course Elliott's vocals. Beautiful.
has anyone noticed the drummer loosing his sticks at 23:40 ? Elliott eyes closed completely in trance, slightly smiling after that, that smile tells a lot about who he was.
this is a beautiful comment, thank you for pointing it out. every time i come back to this video i end up re-watching this moment, and you're right, it says a lot about elliott
lol very subtle but definitely there. Then you see Scott, the drummer laughing in the next view :p I forget when but I remember once Janet Weiss mangled a backup vocal during a song and Elliott couldn't help but laugh it off. I mean, Elliott could empathize with making mistakes live haha. He's always making facial expressions live, like wincing when he misses a note... furrowing his brow when someone yells "Free bird", rolling his eyes at dumb interview questions. You notice a lot of that when you look closely haha, Elliott was secretly a diva.
wonderful performance by an artist I believe is untouchable in his generation. brilliant and perfect. he is the best of the Beatles. better, actually, and so much more. what an incredibly generous artist he was. thank you so much for uploading this!
What a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning... Watching Elliott and Co rip through some cool songs. Wish I hadn't been so young when he was still alive. It's hard feeling so close to him and knowing I'll never be able to shake his hand and thank him for saving my life through his music. But I digress... Lol. What a great show
god this concert is such a great showcase of how beautifully his music is pieced together, it can shine with one instrument or 5, this video specifically shows him having fun and it’s now one of my favorites of him
Thank you SO much for this! Our son's middle name is Elliott in honor of Smith. Truly one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time. Needed to see this today. Quality is outstanding!!
Thanks so much for sharing this, Kevin. I wish Elliott were still with us today and that his death had been properly investigated. There are no words to express the deep sorrow I feel about this grave injustice. He gave so much of himself through his music and helped so many to live. "Heaven adores you" helps to keep his memory and music alive. I feel deep sympathy for all who loved him, his mother and father, and all those whose lives he touched. Such genuinely compassionate souls deserve eternal remembrance. Kind regards.
I love youtube. One day you think youve seen everything of an artist on there and one day start searching again and theres a lot of new videos youve never seen
A Question Mark has always been a song that I never could get REALLY into off XO. But this live version totally reshaped how I perceive that song. Such a good show.... Great version of that song.
I love that sign at the front of the audience that says "WHAT A BEAUTIFUL VOICE". Elliott Smith was one of a kind and a true musician who knew exactly what sound he wanted to make and knew what type of musicians he needed to surround himself with. The bass player is great and helps reproduce the sound of Elliott's music in studio form with his backing vocals. The keyboard player is amazing especially on songs like Son of Sam and Everything Means Nothing To Me. And the drummer is very inventive and knew how to compliment the rest of the instruments while still keeping it simple. Then, there's Elliott who even 20 years after his death has never ceased to amaze.
Genius. I forgot he was so brilliant live. That delicate voice sounds so powerful here. 20 years later you can really hear the Alex Chilton and Brian Wilson touches.
Best chord progression: Condor Ave Best lyrics: Between the Bars Best Travis picking: I Don't Think I'm Ever Gonna Figure it Out Best vocals: I Didn't Understand
I find it an inhumane act to give Elliot any form of a thumbs down, but especially with him pouring his heart out to us all in the form of his choosing. It doesn't get more real than this. I challenge each person negatively critical of this gift from God, to reveal who you really are at your core; furthermore, I challenge you to connect with people on such deep levels, that they learn more of themselves and who they are. He is, and through gifts such as this video, he will continue to be one of the greatest teachers known to man!
Some great artists achieve brilliance. But then some achieve genius. Elliott was a genius. I initially wrote 'Elliott is a genius' and having to amend that phrase is heartbreaking.
![Elliott Smith - Live at Bumbershoot Festival, 2000 [HD Remaster]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SDHXMAxVe5Q/mqdefault.jpg)
didn't see a comment with the time stamps, so putting this here in case there isn't one
Show starts: 1:59
Ballad of Big Nothing: 2:12
"thank you :) ": 4:39
Independence Day: 4:48
"Man, it's rainin'! Shit! :) ": 8:01
Junk Bond Trader: 8:14
Son of Sam: 12:07
Everything Means Nothing to Me false start: 15:14
Everything Means Nothing to Me: 15:29
Amity: 18:18
Stupidity Tries: 20:41
Mr. Good Morning: 24:53
Sweet Adeline: 28:20
In the Lost & Found: 31:27
LA: 35:15
A Question Mark false start "What? *licks guitar cable*": 38:11
A Question Mark: 38:59
"heheheh Thank you! that's very nice :) you guys still doin' okay?": 41:41
Can't Make a Sound: 41:56
Bled White: 45:48
Color Bars: 49:04
"Oh, why so quiet? Is everybody okay? Is somethin' wrong?": 51:43
Cupid's Trick: 52:11
2:45 AM: 55:46
There used to be one, guess it got deleted.
Thank you
@@frightfultales2043 no problem :)
thank you
@@achelr6173 no problem. I was watching the show anyway and i couldnt find a time stamp comment, so y'know. Just tryna be helpful.
Thank you !
Of course an outdoor Elliott Smith concert would be raining 🌧
the last show he did, june 7 2003, was pouring rain. my friends and i didn't venture out into the downpour. have regretted it ever since.
the music cellar. That’s an interesting story. I’m sorry you’ve got regrets about your decision to not have attended but I don’t think anyone could have predicted the ultimate outcome so don’t be too hard on yourself.
shine on me baby cause it is raining in my heart
D=
THERE.
Such an underrated guitar player, amazing chord knowledge and super original finger styles ...miss him, he had so much more music to give
man needs long fingers to play his songs on guitar
Just riveting to watch him play. He was a brilliant guitarist, so often overlooked.
@@JonShade-fy2gm Overlooked I think it a better term than underrated. Generally, Elliott was critically acclaimed when people did take the time to rate him. His subject matter made much of his catalogue too inaccessible for most radio stations... So sadly he was overlooked by many. But those who know, know, and within the industry he's a legend. It's painful to see all the far inferior guitarists on the Rolling Stones top 100 guitarists list. He rivals several in the top ten. On acoustic, I think he was one of the most consistently amazing performers. Like he could outplay Neil Young with his feet. Great drummer, great pianist also.
Anyway feels like his music has had a small resurgence lately. Is it just me or is he more popular now than at any point since the release of New Moon, or maybe even since Faboth.
@@JunkBondTrader I 1,000 percent agree with your every word. He was incredible, such a unique genius musician and songwriter. I was just listening to King's Crossing today -- one of my all-time favorites of his, and each time it's as fresh as when I first heard it. Just as unbearably beautiful. I fell in love with Elliott in 2000 and I can't even begin to express the impact he's had on my life. Lots and lots of musicians and bands I adore, but aside from George Harrison, no other musician means as much to me.
@@JunkBondTrader "Anyway feels like his music has had a small resurgence lately. Is it just me or is he more popular now than at any point since the release of New Moon, or maybe even since Faboth.
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as time goes on more people are finding his music including the younger generation. some of his songs have been in newer and highly popular tv shows (rick and morty, mr robot). and younger popular musicians have mentioned elliott which also introduces him to more people (phoebe bridgers has admitted to basically stalking elliott). i discovered elliott when i was 16 or 17, around 2016, on a music sharing site from someone who probably discovered elliott via rick and morty. i have turned a few people on to his music in turn. his fandom continues to grow to this day. i think anyone who has a deep appreciation and love for all sorts of music and hears about elliott will become a fan.
the algorithm on places like youtube and spotify also helps people find music that is new to them. if you're a fan of sufjan stevens or nick drake or phoebe bridgers or whatever. theres chance the algorithm will stick some elliott smith in the autoplay.
Having a good band behind him brings out a different side in Elliott - he looks, and sounds, so assured and confident here. As much as I love how fragile and stripped-back many of his albums are, would have loved one more in this style too. Damn. :(
They recorded the beautiful and definitive album version of 'pretty ugly' together as a band, i think it was more or less during this tour, its a taste of what could have been ..
Yeah, there was a tonne of potential there. He was obviously an amazing solo act, but he wrote beautiful songs for a full band as well that sound amazing and moving as well.
This is my favourite of Elliots shows that are available on youtube.
People get caught up in his songs being sad or depressing, and forget that he was multifaceted. Look at him smiling, laughing and joking. He wasnt depressive, he just genuinely cared and wanted to express real emotion in his music.
He looks great here. Hes truly in his element. Thats the image im going to burn into my brain when i think of him as an artist. ❤
Elliotts show at bumbershoot is really good as well
I wonder if he was using at the time tho. I’ve noticed in other concert footage where he is happier, he has a beer bottle at his feet
I was there!!! 😊💖💖
I remember I was crying a lot because It was absolutely wonderful and beautiful...
I still love you so much, Elliott. XO
Glad he was able to go to Japan before he passed away. Didn’t know he has a big following out there!
He looks so confident here. In his element. Thanks for sharing.
I thought the same. Was he clean, I wonder, during this time? He seems so happy and into it.
I'm not certain, but I don't think he was here. his eyes kinda gives it away. doesn't mean he wasn't happy though
I'm pretty sure he was not. But he had also played messed up for the majority of his playing life, and was likely more 'in his element' while high. The show people often point to where he's supposedly farked, at Henry Fonda Theatre, is one where he's likely sober. I read that it was much harder for him to sing and 'make his fingers work' when he was clean... There's no in between...
He had to be clean because he was in Japan. Japan is very strict regarding drugs. And i love this vid more than the Beatles ever made me love them.
I'm thinking he had to at least be on Amphetamines and benzos since he was perscribed them. Like someone said it's highly unlikely he was shooting up because Japan is extremely anti-drug. But scripts are different. Heroin would make him a little slower and mellow so I'm thinking maybe he was on dextroamphetamine or some sort of amphetamine here.
この日は現地で見てたなー。
雨が降る中で鳴る悲しげなピアノの旋律が凄くマッチしていて数あるフジロックの個人的なベストアクトの一つです。今となっては生のエリオットの声が聞けないのは
寂しいです。
Without fail, and twenty years later, 245am still gives me goosebumps. Every. Single. Time.
Such a simple yet powerful song.
Nothing wrong with that.
Everything Means Nothing To Me was amazing in this set.
All those melancholy days, those long, dark nights with nothing but his voice to console me, to help me come down...This is true love. Thank you for this glimpse into a moment in time that maybe I could have shared, if only I hadn't been chasing demons around Eugene, Oregon. I have loved a lot, but the love and adoration I have for a man I'll never meet is beyond what I feel for most of humanity. Thank you, Kevin, for the documentary and for keeping Elliott's legacy alive.
WOW!
Amen!
I really with the doc was available online to buy/rent. I saw it at the theater when it was released ,but I want to show it to my girlfriend who's never seen it and can't find it anywhere. Guess I'm gonna order the DVD.
Oops. Wish not with of course.
Took the words from my mouth. Thank you.
his drummer is on point...they all are
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Couldn't imagine a better backing band for him.the 3 of them are all so fucking talented.
Scott McPherson is the drummer. Super great human!! Check out his company Tackle Instrument Supply.
He had a fucking amazing three guys backing him here....
Reminds me of young Leonard Cohen anyhow...
Can’t stop crying... he seems to be trying to be someone we wanted him to be...having an Elliott night...hello out there...
No he wanted to do the big rock band thing for a bit and he obviously had a great time doing it.
@@itsgonnbeok7249 You're probably right, but he was once quoted saying something along the lines of "I'll tour as much as I have to if it means I can keep recording"
I know what you feel but, he was in good shape by that time. If you want to cry, check out this gig: ua-cam.com/video/AAFhJJ_Ets4/v-deo.html
He was trying to be someone we wanted him to be? Uhh I don't notice any compromise in his approach to himself or his music at all. What are you talking about?
hes normally a pretty humble low key guy from watching his interviews and how he talks in between songs in acoustic performances, the fact that a lot of the people there probably didnt speak english may have boosted his confidence but also i agree he is definitley not new to macho type singing but also i swear hes doing a slight british accent here
Maybe one of the best Elliott Smith live performances? His band are just on fire....
this is one of the best live concerts of all time.
1. What an AMAZING set list
2. The bassist's band 'Quasi' is amazing, listen to the album Birds if you like Elliott.
3. The keyboardist is Ethan Embrys brother! He looks just like him too!
Great band
I was trying to figure out which was ethan what a trip
Sam Coomes deserves more recognition these days!
He looks so healthy and happy. I hope he was that day :)
I know he really looked so good and like he really enjoyed this gig!
To me he looks like hes in the peak of his drug addiction and obviously on drugs in the video, hence the happiness. You guys are just dumb😂
Being a functioning drug addict can actually feel great, almost all of the time. That's the real reason that people have such a hard time quitting. People usually quit once the drawbacks have truly begun to outweigh the pleasure and relief. It's wonderful enough that you can look past a lot of things going wrong in your life.
@@Liam.2000 well even if it was the drugs at least he was happy in the moment
@@Liam.2000 And you're just a dick! Fuck you!
Man, what a show. I can't believe this was 19 years ago. There's nothing about it that screams "90s" or "early 2000s". It could have been filmed yesterday. Truly timeless
lol yeah because your generation copies everything
@@moreodat479 dargh! damn young generation! they're screwing it all up!
Said every snob ever.
unfortunately, yesterday was not that good...
I dunno, the crowd is too present. Not a phone or camera in sight
@@glacierfruits5350 It's because it's in Japan, their audiences are generally just like that. A lot more subdued, like if they were really into it, you wouldn't be able to tell. I think they were though, there are quite a bit of his Japan tour sets on the internet in audio form, and he played mint in all of them and the crowd always seemed very attentive.
I have to confess: I didn't know this guy until last night, when a good friend of mine introduced him to me. Instant love! I want to listen to every little song he made
as long as you eventually find the artist that’s all that matters
Start at the beginning, Roman Candle changed my life🥰
The big songs are good too.
Hope you're still a fan!
Figure 8 changed my life. Beautiful album
What I love about this performance, most of all, is that you see all the flaws, bungles, and how raw it is, and you love every second of it, because it's beautiful and passionate, and while none of them are infallible virtuosos, Elliott's passion and songwriting just brings it all to life, and they all cared about what they were doing, as an art form, and you can't fake that shit.
His smile is so beautiful
Love how 75% of the band are wearing leather cuffs lol rad. Thanks for this upload
one of my biggest regrets in life, is never seeing Elliot live, i know when musicians die too soon, people often make hyperbolic statements, but the guy truly was always head and shoulders above his contemporaries imo, miss you Elliot
the only songwriter on par with elliott at the time was (imo) mark linkous aka sparklehorse. the good one's always leave too soon, but stay in our hearts forever.
asobi neko thanks, will have to check him out
@@asobineko4742 ❤
Can't believe it's been twenty years today since Elliott left us. An absolutely wonderful musician with a breathtaking catalog full of fantastic songs. He's arguably the best songwriter of his generation imo. I hope he knew just how much his music meant to people. ❤
what a beautiful setting to play a show!
I think so too.
This is ski slope in winter.
I found it to fit the melancholy mood
Wow! I'm thrilled by the way he talks with the public at 41:32 and he is so happy and in the mood, and then out of nowhere he starts playing "Can't make a sound", and get serious and dark in some way. He really felt what he sang, and that's what gets me the most.
I agree that Elliott's music was so deep and emotional, but come on, he just said 'arigato' it's not the ending scene of Titanic. Let's just stop psychoanalyzing every single breath he takes.
@@hazelhumor You've missed my point. I was talking about the mood switch at the beginning of the song, not about what he said.
He sings Independence Day like an angel, pitch perfect. Love you, Elliott.
たまに聴きたくなって聴き返してを繰り返して20年くらいになります。日本にも来てくれてたんですね、ありがとう
I really love it when he plays his songs with an electric guitar. The guitar looks really nice as well
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Elliott Smith
Thank you 🎉
He looks good here. Nice to see him rocking it! 💙
Like him Elliott's band is just incredible. It just gave him so more room to express himself musically. His solo shows just never really panned out. Elliott with a full band is just bad ass. Wouldn't you love to be at this concert. Elliott was a hell of guitar player. I think this is overlooked sometimes. RIP Elliott we still miss you.
This is the best Elliott live concert I've seen on UA-cam. Everything is so on point: the sound levels, the harmonies and of course Elliott's vocals. Beautiful.
I thought his vocals are pretty off throughout but hey, it's in the ear of the beholder
@@Tonedefdom nah I love it, this is like Heatmiser
I don't usually leave comments on youtube, but I have to say thank you. You've made the world a much better place.
has anyone noticed the drummer loosing his sticks at 23:40 ? Elliott eyes closed completely in trance, slightly smiling after that, that smile tells a lot about who he was.
Kais Somai ty
hahaha
this is a beautiful comment, thank you for pointing it out. every time i come back to this video i end up re-watching this moment, and you're right, it says a lot about elliott
lol very subtle but definitely there. Then you see Scott, the drummer laughing in the next view :p
I forget when but I remember once Janet Weiss mangled a backup vocal during a song and Elliott couldn't help but laugh it off. I mean, Elliott could empathize with making mistakes live haha. He's always making facial expressions live, like wincing when he misses a note... furrowing his brow when someone yells "Free bird", rolling his eyes at dumb interview questions. You notice a lot of that when you look closely haha, Elliott was secretly a diva.
@@dewg0ng421 And about Scott, the drummer, who brings the fury after dropping the stick.
Just laying down watching this and melting with tears streaming down my face
wonderful performance by an artist I believe is untouchable in his generation. brilliant and perfect. he is the best of the Beatles. better, actually, and so much more. what an incredibly generous artist he was. thank you so much for uploading this!
A tender poet, thanks for your wonderful music. Forever.
What a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning... Watching Elliott and Co rip through some cool songs. Wish I hadn't been so young when he was still alive. It's hard feeling so close to him and knowing I'll never be able to shake his hand and thank him for saving my life through his music. But I digress... Lol. What a great show
Pumping this throughout the remote Australian Daintree Rainforest! My home
💜
ohhh man awesome set. And full band, seeing Elliott Smith with a full band. Phewwwww, man. That Everything means Nothing to me was on a dime.
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Elliott Smith
That drummer is a beast
I would pay whatever now to see you in concert Elliott, but you're still alive in all of our hearts.
god this concert is such a great showcase of how beautifully his music is pieced together, it can shine with one instrument or 5, this video specifically shows him having fun and it’s now one of my favorites of him
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Elliott Smith
This made my summer. Elliott smith is my musical idol. What a phenomenal performance.
Its amazing hearing a more rock oriented version of his songs. Maybe its just the fact he has a full band in this.
Ilove him and his music so much.....and it brings me comfort seeing how many people also resonate with his words......ur never alone yk
Thank you SO much for this! Our son's middle name is Elliott in honor of Smith. Truly one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time. Needed to see this today. Quality is outstanding!!
I've actually talked to Aaron Embry before. I had no idea he performed with Elliott. That humble little bastard him..
Nice description of him!
@@radioactive_p1ssy.boy. 🤣
Without a doubt.. the greatest video on UA-cam. Real music simply doesn't get better than this...
This is absolutely fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing this, anything new with Elliott makes the world a slightly better place.
John Samaras Sorry to be rude, but a world where Elliott isn't around anymore can't be any good.
Nah dude, as long as his music is still here, we have a piece of him left on this world.
Wow, hi John! Good to see you here, ive been meaning to call, hope you're well
It’s sometimes forgotten to appreciate what a great guitar player he is until you watch him live. Brilliance.
Sometimes I hear Elliot singing in my head and I search for the song. Im not sure it exsists but I still try to find it.
Happy Bday Elliott!
it's impossible not to cry when they play Everything Means Nothing to Me
エリオットが亡くなった後にファンになったので、
来日の際の映像は特にありがたいです。
ありがとうございます。
私も！ 彼の日本版のCDが廃盤になってしまったのは悲しい。ライナーノーツや日本語訳とか中古で探すしかないものね。
廃盤に？マジか。。。知らなかった。うちにあるものが日本盤なら、ライナーノーツをここに載せてあげたいけど。深すの大変だろうに。。。洋盤なら無理だけど。
私は都内での公演を運よく観ましたが、曲の途中で歌うのを辞めてしまう時があり、それがずっと印家に残ってます。
オルタナと言われる当時ミュージックシーンの中で、現在進行形の様な形で、唯一自分にとってはとてもしっくりくる人でした。
引越し以来ずっと何年もダンボールの中にあった『XO』ありました。日本盤です。中川五郎さんの解説が載ってます。とても長いので小分けにしないと無理ですが、もし差し支えなければ少しずつ書いていきますが、どうしましょ。すでに手に入れてたり、これからそのつもりなら、余計なことにもなるので。
それにしてもフジロックの映像が観られるとは思いませんでした。
@@makotohamada8840 figure 8の ボーナストラックって動画見たこと無いから、多分誰も知らないんでしょうね。日本盤が廃盤になった直後から中古の値段が3倍になってました…。一枚買いましたけど…。今はいくらになってるのでしょうねぇ…。まあ、アメリカのでもいいんですけどw
@@makotohamada8840 途中で演奏止めちゃう人って珍しいですよね。ライブの動画でちょこちょこ見ます。90年代のアメリカの音楽に彼がいたのはとても不思議です。
This concert is leaving me speechless
it's fucking badass
So happy this was recorded
Thanks so much for sharing this, Kevin. I wish Elliott were still with us today and that his death had been properly investigated. There are no words to express the deep sorrow I feel about this grave injustice. He gave so much of himself through his music and helped so many to live. "Heaven adores you" helps to keep his memory and music alive. I feel deep sympathy for all who loved him, his mother and father, and all those whose lives he touched. Such genuinely compassionate souls deserve eternal remembrance. Kind regards.
So true, btw, where can I watch Heaven adores you? I have wanted to see that movie for a long time
What a stellar performance! Truly one of a kind! RIP Elliott! Thank you for making the world a better place with your incredible music.
You uploaded one of the best videos on the internet. Thanks.
Thanks for the upload. 5 dollars to anyone that can spot an obvious mistake by the drummer. That dude is fucking automatic.
(Drummer drops a stick at 23:41.)
Thanks Kevin,,,bass player's harmonies are brilliant,,as is everything else.
I love youtube. One day you think youve seen everything of an artist on there and one day start searching again and theres a lot of new videos youve never seen
The band is smoking! Thanks for putting this up!
Thannk you so much for this treasure!!
THANKS! THANKS! THANKS!
LOOOOOOOOVE seeing "new" footage of Elliott. Thanks for posting!!
This video is great! To see Elliott live electric in that time period with that video quality is priceless!
A Question Mark has always been a song that I never could get REALLY into off XO. But this live version totally reshaped how I perceive that song. Such a good show.... Great version of that song.
Kevin Moyer
I just watched Heaven Adores You
OUTSTANDING
Thankyou
Pensei que nunca fosse assistir por completo esse show, estou muito surpreso e grato por disponibilizar..obrigado!
Such a beautiful landscape
The best version ever of independence day
Elio future butterfly 🦋😘
So glad this came across my feed. Thanks for uploading. Elliott is awesome!
A very rare video. One I liked before even watching it.
Sometimes, you just know.
I love that sign at the front of the audience that says "WHAT A BEAUTIFUL VOICE". Elliott Smith was one of a kind and a true musician who knew exactly what sound he wanted to make and knew what type of musicians he needed to surround himself with. The bass player is great and helps reproduce the sound of Elliott's music in studio form with his backing vocals. The keyboard player is amazing especially on songs like Son of Sam and Everything Means Nothing To Me. And the drummer is very inventive and knew how to compliment the rest of the instruments while still keeping it simple.
Then, there's Elliott who even 20 years after his death has never ceased to amaze.
I've seen him at Glasto same year, and has been one of the best live experience of my life. Thank you Elliott, wherever you are
Elliott never ceases to amaze me. What a weighty loss.
Gracias Kevin, por compartir este vídeo.
La maravillosa música de Elliot, es un regalo para quienes amamos su música.
Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Holy crap, thanx for that rare stuff!
If you have some more Elliott extras will be really glad to see them
lol, i thought i didn't watch this concert. Apparently i did 5-6 years ago
Genius. I forgot he was so brilliant live. That delicate voice sounds so powerful here. 20 years later you can really hear the Alex Chilton and Brian Wilson touches.
I feel like there couldn’t be a more perfect setting for an Elliott Smith show.
Thank you for deciding to share this.
It means a lot to us fans. Cheers
Pure gold!!!!!!!!, thanks man
What a blessing to humanity. Wish he was still around
There's a video where the like button isnt enough
I can’t work out my favourite ES song. I change my mind with almost every song I listen to. Guys a genius man
Best chord progression: Condor Ave
Best lyrics: Between the Bars
Best Travis picking: I Don't Think I'm Ever Gonna Figure it Out
Best vocals: I Didn't Understand
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like listening to Elliott Smith
I find it an inhumane act to give Elliot any form of a thumbs down, but especially with him pouring his heart out to us all in the form of his choosing. It doesn't get more real than this. I challenge each person negatively critical of this gift from God, to reveal who you really are at your core; furthermore, I challenge you to connect with people on such deep levels, that they learn more of themselves and who they are. He is, and through gifts such as this video, he will continue to be one of the greatest teachers known to man!
Thank you so much for this! Absolutely fantastic..
best concert ever . i just wanted to listen to a few songs but ive just been sitting here entranced listening loud on my speaker 😂
Thank you so much for sharing it Kevin, we really appreciate it! what an amazing performance!
One of my favorite things in life, is this video.
This is the first time I see a full band show from him. Raw and real.
Being the perfectionist he was I couldn't help to think he was so mad with the guy on the keys.
@@nowitsdone How do you mean??
what a get! and it’s so great to see him smiling and playing with a great band backing him!
Some great artists achieve brilliance. But then some achieve genius. Elliott was a genius.
I initially wrote 'Elliott is a genius' and having to amend that phrase is heartbreaking.
my favorite live preformance on youtube. heaven adores you elliot
Elliott always had clever great chord changes
40:02 warms my heart
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Amazing 💜💜💜💜