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Brilliant.

MTV’s 120 Minutes and Beavis and Butthead were must watch TV back in the 90’s ✌️

thanks for posting ❤

Put it on 1.25x speed sounds exactly like land speed record

Where im at rn

Love The Hubcap Album!

Gold, as always

Benny Upton (dude playing bag pipes) is the goddamn MAN! One of the nicest guys you could ever know

I was at this show it was great. I’ll never forget it… and I never heard of them until that morning🤷🏻

Just great Bob Mould. From Bob to Bob with Husker and a great Cheap Trick cover . Love it! Thanks!

One of Cleveland’s best punk bands. Saw them many times God I miss those days down in the grungy flats. JT: Orlando FLA

I like to believe Greg's had that handlebar since 3rd grade.

What can I say, so great. big Bob Mould fan to start with. Then, my wife's name is Cinnamon, and we lived many years in Indonesia and the Philippines. "Surrender" -- a killer song on all counts -- is the only rock song to feature both countries! Woohoo.

@metalgoddess81 may i have this dance

Bro have you ever had a beer in the shower?

HEWL YEAH!!! how no one knows this legend I will never know

The Time Walk

Peter who?

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS

HUSKER DU.............Im 7th street I seen then closer with Bon to Candy Apple Graym but was lise there for KLand speed record

Man this brings me back

awesome

You can see that Bob's still not totally comfortable playing by himself for an audience at this point (even one of just cameramen). He mentioned in his autobiography, I believe, that his first ever solo acoustic gig was one of the most nerve-wracking experiences of his life at that point. I have a tape of that set, from McCabe's Guitar Shop in Santa Monica, and the rawness and profound vulnerability of his performance is genuinely haunting - "Sinners" and "Heartbreak" in particular give me goosebumps every time.

13years ago...

I'm calling bs...where the hell is IMPALER?

were they not allowed to mention the violent femmes?

john waite cant stand the fact people think differently and like different music.

BEN & Jerry’s not a good company, garbage highly processed food. Real ice cream is cane sugae, milk, cream, eggs plus flavor. Not hfcs.

It is a coincidence that when I personally peaked in my late teens and early 20s that music and culture also peaked.

Fantastic. Killer footage

Great album!

Brutally beautiful….no one encapsulates the Rock n Roll spirit more than Bob. God bless ‘I’m!

Nice😊

Curtiss A!!!!!!

Oh my God... I saw him at the Nectarine Ballroom in Ann Arbor on that tour, which was absolutely amazing. This brought back so many memories of those days... Thank you so much for posting this!!!

well punk rockers for the most part really lived and believed in what they did.most wanted to fade away in flames so to speak.grunge was different in the fact it was a big lie they were selling the people.they wanted to make it big but pretending they didnt.

Absolutely love this Timeless clip. It's awesome to see The Why Files Channel following in its footsteps paying homage to the original in 2023

Coming back for test two! Merry Christmas!

My youth!

A 2012 RUclips video about a 2001 TV show about 1980s music...

If I’ve one musical regret in life its having missed seeing Hüsker Dü and Nova Mob back when it would have been possible. Now 30 years past, at least I get to enjoy this wonderful video. My gratitude to whoever recorded it.

Always loved this clip! Lizz Winstead was the bridge to make this happen......as noted in the credits, she was the head writer at the time and she was also an old friend of Bob's going back to their days in Minneapolis in the early 1980's. Craig Kilborn had a weird career......anybody as old as me (almost 50) first saw him on ESPN Sportscenter as a well-remembered and much-beloved anchor who cracked everybody up in the early 1990's. Then he goes on to be the very first host of the Daily Show, a much different show compared to what it later became under Jon Stewart. Then Kilborn became the replacement for an institution (Tom Snyder) on CBS, going from Tom's one-on-one format (sorely missed nowadays) to a standard late night talk show. Jon Stewart goes on to superstardom with the Daily Show......Craig Ferguson goes on to acclaim as the replacement for Kilborn after he leaves the CBS Late Show.......seems to be a pattern here, lol. Jokes aside.....I always liked Kilborn......he's an acquired taste.....but once you get his humor and his "aloofness"......he's pretty damn funny in his own right. I think he would have gone to do another type of show, but after his run-ins with Peter Lasally at CBS.....he got the "difficult" tag hung on him through the network backchannels and that reputation unfortunately spread to other networks who were possibly interested in him. I don't know if it's true or not, but rumor was that Kilborn did do a late night show as a pilot for another network (ABC, perhaps?) a few years after his departure from CBS as a test run to see if the ratings were good and by all reports, the ratings weren't very good. Kilborn has done the occasional interview every few years since.....I think he was on the Rich Eisen show within the last couple of years along with his old Sportscenter partner, Keith Olbermann.

Never heard of Him.. Actually it's not to Late Bob!

Bob Mould Rules. Holy Cow's covered him,Ann Arbor based band. Early/Mid 80's Michael Feeney. Is the. MAN! 😊

I remember seeing a video clip of a solo gig from the late 2000's where Bob Mould's regular bass player, Jason Narducy had to miss the gig for an emergency, had to fly back home on the next flight....I think his wife was giving birth early to their child....anyway, if memory serves......the gig was in Atlanta.....David Barbe lives in Athens.....Bob made the call and Barbe accepted and drove up that afternoon to rehearse and learn the songs. Barbe played the gig with minimal mistakes and the minor ones he made, Bob and Jon Wurster were able to cover them up. I think it was also this gig where during the encores, Jon and David threw Bob a curve ball and started up "JC Auto", a song that they didn't really rehearse, and which Bob couldn't remember the lyrics to! Which led to Bob nailing all of the guitar parts just fine.....but the lyrics were handled by Barbe (who remembered them just fine). Somebody fetched the lyrics and got them up on the front of the stage near the end of the song, where Bob started to sing them. It was the first time that song was played since the Sugar days in 1993 and subsequently, the only time it's been played since. When it comes to rattling off old and dusty songs from the catalog on the spot, strictly from memory and with minimal or no rehearsal....Mould can remember the songs on the guitar with a go-around or two....but he needs a lyric sheet or someone to shout out the first line and he can usually take it from there. I have a tape of one of his solo acoustic gigs from Washington DC from 1996. He usually had a three-song encore that was electric and someone in the crowd requested Standing In The Rain off of the last Husker Du album, Warehouse. Mould plays the opening chords a couple of times real quick and then asks the requester, "what are the first lines?"......then off he goes! He did flub the lyrics a little in the middle sections of the song....but guitar-wise, he played it flawlessly!

Omg check out the fan

I have a 1980s sense of humor

love 'speed thrash'

Europe had a whole different thing going

@oppositecar what's the source of this track? Where did you find it? As it's an outtake it's not on New Day Rising (duh) and neither can it be found on "Savage Young Du". Details! We need details!