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@benerban Which part of it is amusing? All?? Haha.

Wait so this is a demo version????

Wow, this is the demo version....from the split they put out with River City High, right?? At this point the album was still gonna be called "Piebald Feeds The Horse"...I had this split, they handed it out at a show they played at the time here in New York...damn this is very specific yet awesom...

This...is...fucking...amazing. I know people say "Lol" alot, but this is the first time I have actually cackled demonstrably in front of my computer in a longgg while. Kudos

You are beautiful. And I don't mean just in a cheesy, from-the-other-side-of-a-computer-monitor, Youtube way...both from the outside, and seemingly from the care and emotion and energy displayed in this video, from the inside, you are extremely beautiful.

Pretty damn sexy. Did they ever actually attempt to play that random Adrian Belew noise section at the end live?? Or just use the sample? Or did they just stop? I think every time I saw them they played "Somewhat Damaged" in the slot of Mr. Self Destruct so I've never seen it

How is this band not more popular? I remember seeing them when they first came out, and then again at South By Southwest a few years ago...I was so surprised that I was able to just run up and hang out/bullshit with the guys in the band. Are they still out there pumping on the touring circuit?

What I need to know is, is it "Jyne", "Jeene", "Guyne", or "Ginn" (Ree-ella)??

The song was built around this thick descending chord that maintains G as its root note. But in this final version, they just took that part out, leaving just the bass humming along on G as the other parts swoop and dive around a rhythm guitar that isn't there...and the result is nothing short of...

A very interesting way to nod to their roots while moving in a new direction. Probably the closest thing they've done to "hardcore" (quotations emphasized), like that section of "Timberwolves" stretched out. I do hope there are more John Nolan vocals on the rest of the album, though. There has...

Fucking awesome. Boils the song down to its essential melodic elements and makes you realize how much of MBV's genius on this record was just in the relationship between the chords and the melody and not even the barrage of effects.

Because the interviews were all obviously done later, but this seems to be too well edited to be a "fan-made video"

You know this isn't Radiohead playing right?

Kate Micucci (did I spell it wrong??) is suddenly everywhere....Bored To Death (looking even more like an Elven temptress...because she had...actual...elf ears...uh, anyway) Progressive Commercials, although she was robbed because her only line was extremely brief and concerned pie....I usually d...

...they were still at the top of the hill, young, beautiful, mysterious, in-between a woman and a girl...and they were choosing to get off the bike before the hill started to decline. First one sister, then the rest follow, like kids leaping off a bridge.

Man, this is an amazing clip, glad to see this performance uninterrupted (they showed clips of it in "Westway To The World"). Now, I love all eras of The Clash, especially the early, no-holds barred, amphetamine-fueled one...but I gotta admit, they sounded pretty shite playing wise when they put...

Also, with people trying to decode "four letter word", you do realize that a "four letter word" is an expletive?? I.E., fuck, shit, etc.?? All he's saying, whatever it is he's referring to, is that the situation calls to curse something out.