@squirtkiller Just watched another video where Westerberg says they got caught up in the overproduction that was typical of 80's music, and how he wishes he could go back and remix it all by stripping it down. This is probably what he'd like ti all to sound like. It really does sound better than the album version. So much cleaner.
No one says a country that is 100% black needs more diversity.
No one says a country that is 100% asian needs more diversity.
No one says a country that is 100% oriental needs more diversity.
They are already 100% diverse.
All white countries and only white countries always need to be more diverse. White countries only stop needing to be more diverse when there are no white people left in them.
Everybody says there is a RACE problem that can only be solved when the third world pours into EVERY white country and "assimilates."
What if I said there was this RACE problem that could only be solved only if hundreds of millions of non-blacks were brought into EVERY black country? How long before people realize I’m not talking about a RACE problem, but a final solution to the BLACK problem? They say they are anti-racist. What they are is anti-white. Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white
I like the Pleased to Meet Me version but this one is great. Paul Westerberg talked once about how overproduced things got in the 80's and the Pleased to Meet Me version of Can't Hardly Wait seems that way compared to this version. This version seems much more powerful without the horns and strings of the later versions.
@rocketsjudoka I would argue that the PTMM version is much more subtly produced and is effective precisely because it is so understated. The horns could have been brought up much prominently in the mix and ever featured more prominently in the song itself but they chose to hold back and deliver with a simple yet delightful and melodic song. The song is really a testament to truly great and inspired rock and roll music and in that way very much sets itself apart from much of 80s popular music.
To me, this is the best version, both lyrically and the mix of the guitars. I have P.W. playing it live on SNL - I don't think it's on youtube, if anyone wants me to post it respond and I will
I love rap and metal the most(like pantera and metallica) no im not 15 years old. This song and band are awesome. This was a awesome high school song. Dealing with relationships, parent issues, or just debating wtf you are doing sometimes. This song made it all ok, tomorrow is coming, you will be happier. I can't wait for someone to be happier, this song is about being free, being in love, being young, being in highschool, being misunterstood. Hang in there LIFE IS WORTH IT, LOVE YOUrRSELF
@Yojimbo335 Agreed, and I'm sure Paul would agree as well. This has so much more honesty too it, while the PTMM-version is more like another pop tune. But the PTMM-version is great as well.
@Apanzon There's another version called the "Tim" version that has the same lyrics from the PTMM version, but the horns are not there and the guitar is more rough than on the PTMM version. I actually like that version the best myself. I like the lyrics on this version, but I think Paul's overall delivery is smoother on the other lyrics.
'lesser known' yet has about 3 times as many views as the PTTM version haha. also, the ones that alex chilton produced are the best, even better than this one.
"I'll be sad and happy................I can't wait, hardly wait, i can't wait" Just found out im going to be a dad, im so fuckin happy :) i'm ecstatic XD Might call him Tim lol
@diseasefreeforall Yeah... and the one on the "Shit, Shower and Shave" tape is f**king great too. Even though it was minus Bob; they were nuts-on in that recording.
I just don't get how this version didn't make the cut compared to the shity version on please to meet me, saxes and horns don't belong in a replacements song
@asscracka19 I like the PTMM version just fine; the horns work & even the strings are ok. That said, this version is superior and it's a shame it didn't make it on to Tim -- but at least we get to enjoy both versions now.
What is the deal with the cover art for the album "Tim"? It looks like it is supposed to have some kind of meaning. Or at least that it was chosen for reasons beyond just looking cool.
I remember the first time I heard this version on their greatest hits album. It sounded so odd not to hear the more cleaned up (and horns section) version From Please To Meet Me. But as time went on,I grew to love this version as much as the more familiar counterpart. I can honestly say that they're both amazing versions and are good enough to stand on their own. It almost seems like to different songs all together, now that I listen to this....if that makes any sense. Both fantastic though!
@robpen954 compared to one on pleased to meet me, this version has just a few different lines that completely change the song. (they didn't need two songs about suicide on ptmm!) there's a haunting acoustic version that was recorded as a demo as well and is out on the tim reissue.
@originalfergdou Seriously stfu, do you know how many people make that joke on the internet. Yes I am being touchy, but you are being a generic retard.
the best version of this song is paul westerberg's on snl after the replacements it conbinnes the arrangements of the one in PTMM with the edge of this one. I still like the other one more
the music on this version is much more "Replacement" then the horn version on the album. However, the album lyrics in the first verse captured more of Paul's angst......"Write you a letter tomorrow....tonight I can't hold a pen.....does someone got a stamp that I can borrow...I promise not to blow the address again.." It is all about a love untold explained through the eyes of someone drinking maybe to rember ..maybe to forget....classic 'Mats.....
the music on this version is much more "Replacement" then the horn version on the album. However, the album lyrics in the first verse captured more of Paul's angst......"Write you a letter tomorrow....tonight I can't hold a pen.....does someone got a stamp that I can borrow...I promise not to blow the address again.." It is all about a love untold explained through the eyes of someone drinking maybe to rember ..maybe to forget....classic 'Mats.....
Dude, I've been trying to find this song since I saw a commercial with this version of the song on it. It was in the 90's. I only remembered "I'll be there in an HOUR" and always searched for it, but found nothing. Years later I got the replacements compilation of years of songs, and I recognized the "Can't Hardly Wait" song, but the lyrics weren't right! Man, so confusing that there are 2 different versions. SO GLAD I FOUND THIS FINALLY THOUGH!!
There was a similar version of this song, live on Letterman, here on YouTube but its gone. If anyone has it, It would be great to have it back. I think this song works much better electrified. Thanks!
In all Paul's interviews now, he is pretty sure that the "5 guitar stuff" was there but not meant to be used. They were guide tracks or fillers while playing...but they all wound up on the album. Paul is still pissed about this album. I think this is much closer to his vision (much more Tim like).
This is great to hear. You can imagine the evolution of the song. I can picture Paul with an acoustic guitar, writing the song and I wonder if there is a demo of that. The final version with the horns, strings and high production value is enjoyable, too, but this version has a lot of passion and soul. Fantastic!
@jryan1971 The reason the photo is the album cover for "Tim" is that it was originally written for "Tim" The remastered and reissued version of "Tim" includes this song and a Westerberg-solo demo version as bonus tracks.
What a great band they were ! I had the good luck of opening up some great show's for them with Scruffy The Cat .This version while not as polished as the one they released is what they really sounded like . Bob was an amazing guitar player , He went on stage at the Channel ( Legendary Boston Nightclub) wearing nothing but his les paul and nearly started a riot ! Bands today don't compare!
never heard this version before. i love the more produced final version from "PTMM," but this sucker is great as well. love the horns. love the guitar in the demo. huh, i guess i just love the 'Mats.thanks for everything Paul. Happy 50th.
I don't have a problem with the horns in the final cut of this, but I like the grittier guitar sound and he shouldn't've messed with the lyrics... they just sound like they're having more fun
As KristyB5 says below, there is a best of album (double disc) for the Replacements that has this version on it. It's called the "Tim" version. Apparently this how the band liked the song. The producers got them to go into the studio and do it different, including with the horn section, as the song is recorded on Pleased to Meet Me and as it is generally known.
This is tremomdous! I'm a huge Replacements fan from back when they released "Hootenany" and "Sorry Ma I Forgot to Take Out the Trash" -- actually saw 'em here locally, and Peter Buck (yes, of REM) joined 'em on stage for a couple of tunes. Great stuff! Thanks!
I whole heartily agree with you. This song just feels so much grittier than the PTMM version was stoked to find it on their outtake All for nothing album
Many thanks for posting. Yes, I remember a tape I had with this song on it from a live show only to hear it later on PTMM with different lyrics. And those horrible flash horns! I completely agree with you assessment. Thanks again.
Superior, definitive version. No question.
rsmithing 1 week ago
This version SLAYS the other.
hailtothevictorz 1 week ago
I think this demo even sound better than the album version
squirtkiller 3 weeks ago 2
@squirtkiller Just watched another video where Westerberg says they got caught up in the overproduction that was typical of 80's music, and how he wishes he could go back and remix it all by stripping it down. This is probably what he'd like ti all to sound like. It really does sound better than the album version. So much cleaner.
rovibe 2 days ago
Replace this with Does Of Thunder and Tim becomes the best album ever released.
TheEnchantingWizard1 3 weeks ago
These lyrics are better, even if it is about suicide. So much more relatable and honest.
Plus I don't like the horns on the later one..
shitassproductions 3 weeks ago
This has been flagged as spam show
No one says a country that is 100% black needs more diversity.
No one says a country that is 100% asian needs more diversity.
No one says a country that is 100% oriental needs more diversity.
They are already 100% diverse.
All white countries and only white countries always need to be more diverse. White countries only stop needing to be more diverse when there are no white people left in them.
Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white.
FeelyGood 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Everybody says there is a RACE problem that can only be solved when the third world pours into EVERY white country and "assimilates."
What if I said there was this RACE problem that could only be solved only if hundreds of millions of non-blacks were brought into EVERY black country? How long before people realize I’m not talking about a RACE problem, but a final solution to the BLACK problem? They say they are anti-racist. What they are is anti-white. Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white
eyesopen14 1 month ago
I like the Pleased to Meet Me version but this one is great. Paul Westerberg talked once about how overproduced things got in the 80's and the Pleased to Meet Me version of Can't Hardly Wait seems that way compared to this version. This version seems much more powerful without the horns and strings of the later versions.
rocketsjudoka 1 month ago
@rocketsjudoka I would argue that the PTMM version is much more subtly produced and is effective precisely because it is so understated. The horns could have been brought up much prominently in the mix and ever featured more prominently in the song itself but they chose to hold back and deliver with a simple yet delightful and melodic song. The song is really a testament to truly great and inspired rock and roll music and in that way very much sets itself apart from much of 80s popular music.
MrVapourtrails 1 month ago
To me, this is the best version, both lyrically and the mix of the guitars. I have P.W. playing it live on SNL - I don't think it's on youtube, if anyone wants me to post it respond and I will
plokmji 1 month ago
@plokmji How could anyone NOT want you to post it?! Post, post, post!
Apanzon 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@Apanzon Now I can't seem to find it...but search: dailymotion snl westerberg and you'll get it
plokmji 1 month ago
@plokmji dooooo it.
MrVapourtrails 1 month ago
@MrVapourtrails Now I can't seem to find it...but search: dailymotion snl westerberg and you'll get it
plokmji 1 month ago
this is like the holy grail of demos.
ri394 2 months ago
I dislike this song because everything else sucks.
scheese 2 months ago
The raw emotion here is far fucking better! But still... "I'll write you a letter tomorrow, tonight I can't hold a pen." <3
OobyScoobyDoomsday 2 months ago 2
@OobyScoobyDoomsday nice!!!!!!!! well put ......really
maverickdoesgoose 2 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I'll write you a letter... tomorrow. Tonight, I can't hold a pen.
NorwaysSuburbia 2 months ago
Comment removed
NorwaysSuburbia 2 months ago
Geez Man, Tune the damn guitars!
norton560 2 months ago
I love rap and metal the most(like pantera and metallica) no im not 15 years old. This song and band are awesome. This was a awesome high school song. Dealing with relationships, parent issues, or just debating wtf you are doing sometimes. This song made it all ok, tomorrow is coming, you will be happier. I can't wait for someone to be happier, this song is about being free, being in love, being young, being in highschool, being misunterstood. Hang in there LIFE IS WORTH IT, LOVE YOUrRSELF
TheDavebowman123 3 months ago
Comment removed
TheDavebowman123 3 months ago
'til its over....
Stperadotti 3 months ago
so much better then any other version
Firemen042 4 months ago 2
It is not possible for a sane person to dislike this song!!!!
JohnDinges 4 months ago
to me this version of the song is the peak of The 'Mats
southkid1992 5 months ago
to me this version of the song is the peak of The 'Mats
southkid1992 5 months ago
...crushes the PTMM version like a grape.
somark37 5 months ago 2
OMG so much better than the PTMM cut.
Yojimbo335 5 months ago
@Yojimbo335 Agreed, and I'm sure Paul would agree as well. This has so much more honesty too it, while the PTMM-version is more like another pop tune. But the PTMM-version is great as well.
Apanzon 5 months ago 2
@Apanzon There's another version called the "Tim" version that has the same lyrics from the PTMM version, but the horns are not there and the guitar is more rough than on the PTMM version. I actually like that version the best myself. I like the lyrics on this version, but I think Paul's overall delivery is smoother on the other lyrics.
leminyelloblak 2 months ago
@leminyelloblak There is also a great version from the deluxe edition of Tim, with these lyrics and with strings.
Apanzon 1 month ago
@Apanzon Interesting... I don't believe I've heard that one. I'll have to investigate. Thanks!
leminyelloblak 1 month ago
@leminyelloblak And there's of course an acoustic version among the bonus tracks as well.
Apanzon 1 month ago
@Apanzon yeah, I heard that one recently... pretty bad a**!
leminyelloblak 1 month ago
The two greatest things to come out of the North Country: Bob Dylan and The Replacements.
dirtynuke 6 months ago 2
the Bob version.
7 cunts and counting.
if you do not like this,i pity you.
bumblescum64 6 months ago
'lesser known' yet has about 3 times as many views as the PTTM version haha. also, the ones that alex chilton produced are the best, even better than this one.
ILICKdogs 6 months ago
So, so very good.
eatatmilliways 7 months ago
"I'll be sad and happy................I can't wait, hardly wait, i can't wait" Just found out im going to be a dad, im so fuckin happy :) i'm ecstatic XD Might call him Tim lol
Eric19882007 7 months ago in playlist E.T.V. 2 3
Comment removed
Eric19882007 7 months ago in playlist E.T.V. 2
Great version but the best one is on the Shit Hits the Fans cassette.
diseasefreeforall 8 months ago
@diseasefreeforall Yeah... and the one on the "Shit, Shower and Shave" tape is f**king great too. Even though it was minus Bob; they were nuts-on in that recording.
leminyelloblak 2 months ago
Yeah it's official...I like this version best
rainbowskelter 8 months ago 2
I just don't get how this version didn't make the cut compared to the shity version on please to meet me, saxes and horns don't belong in a replacements song
asscracka19 8 months ago 2
@asscracka19 I like the PTMM version just fine; the horns work & even the strings are ok. That said, this version is superior and it's a shame it didn't make it on to Tim -- but at least we get to enjoy both versions now.
ih8music 7 months ago
This is rock and roll!
mndrc 8 months ago
Greatest band of all time.
cossack77 8 months ago 3
@cossack77 ... hell yeah!!
jmunj 8 months ago
Such a great song (both versions). Btw, Tim was 1985, PTMM was 1987.
Domoninja1 9 months ago
This version is so much more Replacements than the other one. My favorite song of all time.
MrConorLumsden 9 months ago
Haha, at first I thought is said "Drunk Version". I was eager to listen.
stratokastered 9 months ago 4
This comment has received too many negative votes show
This version is sucks.
zekethegeke 9 months ago
this is the best, most rockin' version, of this song ever... one of my favorite songs [if not the] of all times!
kdk7 9 months ago
Thank god the PTMM version ended up getting made. The PTMM version is such a happy song. This not so much.... (great instrumentally though)
xAlyssaJones37 9 months ago
not the same without the horns
scrupuloussam 9 months ago
Vastly superior version to the "Please To Meet Me" version, but the producers said Tim had too many songs about death.
markkickmark 10 months ago
God, this is beautiful. Maybe my favorite song ever.
TheInvisibleCollege 11 months ago
What is the deal with the cover art for the album "Tim"? It looks like it is supposed to have some kind of meaning. Or at least that it was chosen for reasons beyond just looking cool.
Salix800 11 months ago
@Salix800 If you find out, let me know!
I remember in an interview Paul Westerberg mentioned how bad the cover work on Tim was.
machbaby 11 months ago
Comment removed
theband1969 11 months ago
If they combined the instrumentals of this version with the vocals of the PTMM version....Orgasms everywhere.
Onidragon55 1 year ago 2
I remember the first time I heard this version on their greatest hits album. It sounded so odd not to hear the more cleaned up (and horns section) version From Please To Meet Me. But as time went on,I grew to love this version as much as the more familiar counterpart. I can honestly say that they're both amazing versions and are good enough to stand on their own. It almost seems like to different songs all together, now that I listen to this....if that makes any sense. Both fantastic though!
robpen954 1 year ago
@robpen954 compared to one on pleased to meet me, this version has just a few different lines that completely change the song. (they didn't need two songs about suicide on ptmm!) there's a haunting acoustic version that was recorded as a demo as well and is out on the tim reissue.
mattaki 1 year ago
The two people who clicked "dislike," really? You dislike this song or were you drunk and hit the wrong button?
originalfergdou 1 year ago 22
@originalfergdou Seriously stfu, do you know how many people make that joke on the internet. Yes I am being touchy, but you are being a generic retard.
MagneticMagnetic 1 month ago
@originalfergdou That's Bob Mould logging in under a bunch of different accounts
chris78cook 1 month ago 2
@originalfergdou they weren't drunk. a drunk person would never click dislike on a replacements video.
terristaylor 4 weeks ago 4
@originalfergdou I think they just didn't like the song too much, it's fine.
imcurtis206 2 weeks ago
where can i find this version? what album is it on?
neatneatneat815 1 year ago
@neatneatneat815 Its on the album called Tim
originalfergdou 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@neatneatneat815 Its on the album called Tim
originalfergdou 1 year ago
@neatneatneat815 this is not on Tim, it's on All For Nothing Nothing For all
JoaoDSantoCristo 1 year ago
This is like, the best thing ever.
talkinboutthebigtime 1 year ago 12
I love this. I love the Replacements and I love Paul Westerberg. I think he's definitely underrated!
stdruler 1 year ago 6
Where the hell has THIS been?!
autz3rckt 1 year ago
WHERE CAN I FIND THIS!?!?!?
Laminateddeffect 1 year ago
Try downloads.nl
ramolli 1 year ago
I first head this on Pandora last night. It said that it was the "Tim Version" i think this is the right one doesn't matter though its still great.
imjohnandyouare 1 year ago
the best version of this song is paul westerberg's on snl after the replacements it conbinnes the arrangements of the one in PTMM with the edge of this one. I still like the other one more
crlumberjack 1 year ago
You can definitely hear the Bob influence on this track with the loose, raw guitar sound.
The beginning of the end after Bob was sacked. Sad but true.
machbaby 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
the music on this version is much more "Replacement" then the horn version on the album. However, the album lyrics in the first verse captured more of Paul's angst......"Write you a letter tomorrow....tonight I can't hold a pen.....does someone got a stamp that I can borrow...I promise not to blow the address again.." It is all about a love untold explained through the eyes of someone drinking maybe to rember ..maybe to forget....classic 'Mats.....
yank011545 1 year ago
the music on this version is much more "Replacement" then the horn version on the album. However, the album lyrics in the first verse captured more of Paul's angst......"Write you a letter tomorrow....tonight I can't hold a pen.....does someone got a stamp that I can borrow...I promise not to blow the address again.." It is all about a love untold explained through the eyes of someone drinking maybe to rember ..maybe to forget....classic 'Mats.....
yank011545 1 year ago 2
Dude, I've been trying to find this song since I saw a commercial with this version of the song on it. It was in the 90's. I only remembered "I'll be there in an HOUR" and always searched for it, but found nothing. Years later I got the replacements compilation of years of songs, and I recognized the "Can't Hardly Wait" song, but the lyrics weren't right! Man, so confusing that there are 2 different versions. SO GLAD I FOUND THIS FINALLY THOUGH!!
derkwithano 1 year ago
There was a similar version of this song, live on Letterman, here on YouTube but its gone. If anyone has it, It would be great to have it back. I think this song works much better electrified. Thanks!
tljan 1 year ago
@tljan the SNL performance can still be found on google video. just search paul westerberg snl cant hardly wait. great version!
kbrinson85 1 year ago 2
@kbrinson85 - excellent, thanks!
tljan 1 year ago
Amazing.
matbastian 1 year ago
In all Paul's interviews now, he is pretty sure that the "5 guitar stuff" was there but not meant to be used. They were guide tracks or fillers while playing...but they all wound up on the album. Paul is still pissed about this album. I think this is much closer to his vision (much more Tim like).
mrfiggins 1 year ago
This is great to hear. You can imagine the evolution of the song. I can picture Paul with an acoustic guitar, writing the song and I wonder if there is a demo of that. The final version with the horns, strings and high production value is enjoyable, too, but this version has a lot of passion and soul. Fantastic!
sderoski 1 year ago
The lyrics and the harder edge really work this version to its full potential.
quigbytrollins 1 year ago
toppermost of the rockermost.
Redvaliant 1 year ago
Still one of my all-time faves. Just amazing!
TKalinosky 1 year ago
Bob's guitar work was amazing, especially the repeated run at the end of the song.
rudowakening 1 year ago
best version and the version i heard first for some reason
muskawo 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I NEED this MP3 dude. who has it? Who can send it to me? 3Dchain@gmail.com
It;s not the version on the new remastered Tim - this one is more rockin'!
The3Dchain 1 year ago
this song is so much better this way.. sure is a classic this way
punk9rawk9kid 1 year ago
Comment removed
ninjamaster780 1 year ago
Never heard this version before...both have their strong points, but gotta say this is more true to the Replacements sound....
huskerdu1661 1 year ago
i saw them in 1984, they were totally wasted, barely finished a number!
belmontrecordshopct 1 year ago
"Tim" wasn't released until 1985, and "Pleased To Meet Me" was released in 1987.
jryan1971 1 year ago
@jryan1971 The reason the photo is the album cover for "Tim" is that it was originally written for "Tim" The remastered and reissued version of "Tim" includes this song and a Westerberg-solo demo version as bonus tracks.
elwyn5150 1 year ago
@elwyn5150 Yes, I'm aware of that. My comment was intended to correct an error of chronology in the first paragraph of the description box.
jryan1971 1 year ago
my favorite Replacements track!
bigbendewolfe 1 year ago
this version owns! the other one has violins and horns and is compressed to shit
brettyf 1 year ago
Live version released on "When the shit hits the fans"
hardtraveler 1 year ago
anybody know where i can get an mp3 of this song?
whalerofthestars 1 year ago 2
Was this version ever officially released? Does it appear on any physical release?
joemaz 1 year ago
the best way to download this mp3 from youtube is to google mp3iiiiify.
AyseAysegul1 1 year ago
I'm addicted to this song
sampaLFufrgs 1 year ago 3
does anyone know if Alex Chilton played guitar on this version? the other version? or both?
TheShannon76 1 year ago
@TheShannon76 not this version, this is all bob stinson!
boomboxlamf 1 year ago
@TheShannon76 Bob Stinson played guitar on this version, I believe.
pvpd731 1 year ago 2
This has been flagged as spam show
@TheShannon76 Bob Stinson played guitar on this version, I believe. Rest his soul.
pvpd731 1 year ago
@TheShannon76 Your mom played me last night.
matthmatthmatth 1 year ago
What a great band they were ! I had the good luck of opening up some great show's for them with Scruffy The Cat .This version while not as polished as the one they released is what they really sounded like . Bob was an amazing guitar player , He went on stage at the Channel ( Legendary Boston Nightclub) wearing nothing but his les paul and nearly started a riot ! Bands today don't compare!
gibsondrummer 1 year ago
never heard this version before. i love the more produced final version from "PTMM," but this sucker is great as well. love the horns. love the guitar in the demo. huh, i guess i just love the 'Mats.thanks for everything Paul. Happy 50th.
micncue 1 year ago
I don't have a problem with the horns in the final cut of this, but I like the grittier guitar sound and he shouldn't've messed with the lyrics... they just sound like they're having more fun
joestrummer2007 2 years ago
@joestrummer2007 label made em change the lyrics. didnt want two songs about suicide on pleased to meet me (the other suicide song is "the ledge")
boomboxlamf 1 year ago
Instrumentally I like this alot better than the final version. I was never crazy about the horns.
xAlyssaJones37 2 years ago 3
As far as i'm concerned, they ceased to be the replacements when bob got kicked out.
lakeviewviking 2 years ago 2
@lakeviewviking
amen
Soniclife1 2 years ago
Heard the Justin Townes Earle cover of this. This is my first Replacements song. I'm a little bit proud.
musicjunkie207 2 years ago 2
Click on my channel, to heart the final version!
TheDrunkCat 2 years ago
Comment removed
TheDrunkCat 2 years ago
GREAT!!!!!!!))))))))))))) Bam!
ACERAMGAD 2 years ago
@Pixies771
As KristyB5 says below, there is a best of album (double disc) for the Replacements that has this version on it. It's called the "Tim" version. Apparently this how the band liked the song. The producers got them to go into the studio and do it different, including with the horn section, as the song is recorded on Pleased to Meet Me and as it is generally known.
The rest is hysteria.
wsidejack 2 years ago
this feels more like a live version or how a it would sound live with different lyrics.
ColorsBright 2 years ago
Nice to hear this. The final version has the punch over this one, but it's really cool to hear.
So putting horns in the final version almost seems...natural.
So good.
jonanjello 2 years ago
They need to fix the information. Tim was released in 1985, and Pleased to Meet Me was released in 1987. Let It Be was the album released in 1984.
puremercury 2 years ago 3
Comment removed
lewskerdu 2 years ago
I like the version we all know better. Well, after it was rescued somehow miraculously from the Mississippi...
KristyB5 2 years ago
Best version of any song EVER.
iamprov 2 years ago 46
This is tremomdous! I'm a huge Replacements fan from back when they released "Hootenany" and "Sorry Ma I Forgot to Take Out the Trash" -- actually saw 'em here locally, and Peter Buck (yes, of REM) joined 'em on stage for a couple of tunes. Great stuff! Thanks!
igowaznik 2 years ago 4
This comment has received too many negative votes show
This song was on Pleased to Meet Me..not Tim!
sacredo07 2 years ago
not this version.
thenoiboi 2 years ago
Thanks, good find.
ZZJoCa 2 years ago
Where did you got this version from? This is Awesome. I have the Tim Remastered Album and yet this version is a bit different.
Ijustcamehereforporn 2 years ago
I think this version is on the All for Nothing, Nothng for All 2 CD set. It's kind of a "Best Of" starting from the Tim album going forward.
BSam1669 2 years ago
Isn't this dubbed as the "Tim Version" on that double disc? I thought so. It was stolen from my car.
KristyB5 2 years ago
better than aerosmith.fuck yeah.
SimplyShadow 2 years ago
OHHHH, I *LOVE* this version!!
xxlesslikeitsmathxx 2 years ago
The info part is incorrect. Tim was released in 1985, and Pleased to Meet Me was released in 1987. This version dates from the 1985 Tim sessions.
puremercury 2 years ago
way cooler for sure
boston234 2 years ago
hey where can i get this one???
joac21 2 years ago
all for nothing/ nothing for all
ZRN959 2 years ago
I whole heartily agree with you. This song just feels so much grittier than the PTMM version was stoked to find it on their outtake All for nothing album
Oaktree0 2 years ago 18
Many thanks for posting. Yes, I remember a tape I had with this song on it from a live show only to hear it later on PTMM with different lyrics. And those horrible flash horns! I completely agree with you assessment. Thanks again.
stanleycube22 2 years ago
Comment removed
RammaLama 2 years ago