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  • Does this YLT show has a name?

  • @triviani1234 YLT is the band playing Yo La Tengo.

  • @Graiskye

    Maybe I was not clear, I was asking for the show, which show/concert/promotion video is this?

  • woah !

    

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  • brilliant

  • This video is so good in so many ways.

  • How I lust for a Jazzmaster

  • Alucinante !!! Siempre ha sido mi banda Noise preferida Yo La Tengo Rocks!!!

  • GOING H>A>M!

    

  • i have stabbed sharp objects into my eyes and ears for i am certain anything else i'd see or hear for the rest of my life would be unable to top this. oh wait, i could've just kept replaying this. whoopsie

  • OH GOD YES x x

  • When a band sounds even more badass live, that mean something amazing is happening. And I have no intention of tuning away.

  • My fave YLT tune -- what an incredible jam. Hendrix anyone?

  • Mo'scratching epic!!

  • best yo la tengo album? hmmm . . aside from all of them. ." painful" is just incredible, as well as"i can hear the heart". . really hard to pick one. . you just cant go wrong

  • Hey! Whay are there no Indie station where i live?? Your so lucky, im jelous!!

    This just proves that i should do that StudyAbroad trip to Italy...(if only i knew the language..*sigh*..)

  • @JurricaChiannaNycole Hey, we are waiting for you in Italy! Indie radios.. are pretty rare, but the few ones we have.. are really good! Cheers

  • Whats he playing with at 4:57?

  • @vertox123abc

    looks like an e-bow, or an "electronic bow". it uses a magnet to continually "strum" while he changes notes with his left hand.

  • art

  • My favorite band since I saw Ira do his guitar freakout on VU's "I heard her call my name" almost 20 years ago - I'm so glad they never stopped making noise (and I admire their fearlessness evident in their range of music)

  • Music with balls

  • fucking great

  • This track makes me want to bite Georgia Hubley's boobs... (Sorry Ira)!

  • This is the most beautiful video on youtube! Gosh I thing i got a stiffy...

  • primal and intense. I love this piece.

  • I love this band...and you should too!!

  • Get Prisoners of Love to start because it will give you a smattering of what they do best... one. Once you hear prisoners of love you'll get hooked and buy all of them anyway.they hit all the sweet spots.

  • This song right here is as good a place as any to start with...they opened with this Omaha Slowdown...un. real. the previous post about the Sweet Spot nails it. But if you want a broad sweep get Prisoners of Love 2 CD set...it hits a lot of the strong stuff. Then, if it's meant to be, like me, you will get hooked & buy album after album. I Hear the Heart Beating as One is very solid... I could go on & on...

  • iwas new to yo la tengo about 5 years ago i just bought the prisoner of love best of double album still have it and it was the best i own i just saw it and the pictues in it and the song titles i new i would like this band

  • why cannot download

  • Im new at YLT, can anybody recommend me something good to start with this band?

  • @nicolasdurruti

    try the album "I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One".

    Cheers

  • @StageExitLeft

    Thanks!

  • @StageExitLeft Get Prisoners of Love to start because it will give you a smattering of what they do best... one. Once you hear prisoners of love you'll get hooked and buy all of them anyway.they hit all the sweet spots.

  • @StageExitLeft

    Electr-o-Pura is good to start

    

  • @nicolasdurruti Summer Sun is also great to start and then go to the older records!

  • @nicolasdurruti It's never too late to start! "I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One" is indeed wonderful. Don't miss "Painful" and "Electr-O-Pura", too. Their albums became less noisy in the 2000's, but the songs are still great.

  • @amire80

    Thanks! I've already heard everything since 2000

    Now its time to start with the basics.

    (sorry 'bout my english)

  • @nicolasdurruti

    I would say get "Popular Songs". This track is on it and the rest of it is great too.

    I really like their EPs: "little honda" and "today is the day".

    Good LPs to start with are "Summer Sun" and "I am not afraid of you and I will beat your ass"

    Anything by them is good though. Highly recommend the live show, but bring earplugs! Ira (guitar player) had to switch guitars mid-song when I saw them because he had rocked it so hard it went out of tune.

  • @DubDoogan

    Thanks!, I will go to see them on Oct 14

    (I'm from Argentina)

  • @nicolasdurruti

    you should really give a good listen to 2 different Yo La Tengo albums...

    1. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out

    2. Painful

    The albums are really quite different, but in my opinion represent YLT the best...maybe I'm partial?

    Cheers!

  • @nicolasdurruti

    you should really give a good listen to 2 different Yo La Tengo albums...

    1. And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out

    2. Painful

    The albums are really quite different, but in my opinion represent YLT the best...maybe I'm partial?

    Cheers!

  • @nicolasdurruti PAINFUL!

  • @nicolasdurruti FAKEBOOK

  • @nicolasdurruti Summer Sun & And Then Everything Turned Itself Inside-Out are also excellent albums!

  • @nicolasdurruti  Electro-pura

  • hail to thse lads...

  • Mr Hendrix, these are your children!!

  • What a romantic sunset... what a powerful, incredible, fantastic music and great performance!!! ;)

    This band is wonderful, mamma mia, come son belli!!!

  • I was in the car litening to an Italian Indie Radio (Radio Antenna 1) ... And this came... OMG!!! I had to park and close my eyes and float with it. Bloody love it!!!!

    Viva Yo La Tengo!!

    Cheers from Italy

  • oj oj oj....

  • i was stunned with this performance as well, it´s been a while since i came across a decent guitar freak out. i agree with the bassline comment as well, it´s right in the sweetspot. "Mr Hendrix, these are your children"

  • right. I also think they owe much to the Velvet Underground, for the experimental repetitivity of the pattern. I also love their low profile, their being so simply dedicated to the music, being so distant from the rockstar clichèes. Love them.

  • @StageExitLeft Ira Kaplan is such a master of the guitar it is insane. He runs the gamut from noise to soft pop with such eloquence it is unbelievable.

  • god i love the ira feedback spazz outs. so f'n awesome. that bass line is freakin hypnotic too. killer track.

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