It's like Sunday night... When nothing makes sense and you come face to face with your thoughts and see how weird life is.

these record scratches are thick as fuck, like fucking hitten on the sub

I dont care too !!🤘🤘💪✨✨❤️

The best version. Breathtaking.

Bob Ezrin is a genius and a legend for making the Destroyer version of Beth, let alone many other songs. On a separate note, without Beck, there would be no Beth. It would not exist, whatsoever. Hats off to all those affiliated with Beck, including Peter. Without Ezrin, there would be no Beth as we all know it today. It's all a team effort. There are two separate things going on here that formed in to one masterpiece. The planets aligned on this one.

Very good.. very very sleaze'n'street rock'n'roll attitude - now dont exit that kind of bands

Yup. X and morning coffee.

Thank you.

Cos I don't,t one "it"

Love you,,,,/_> A,ll over the word(BABY)

Xyene awesome

I just stumbled upon all of these Jefferson Airplane outtakes. Looks like I'll be doing some serious listening for a few days. I'm going to create a Jefferson Airplane play list if you want to check out my 1blastman youtube site. Thanks for posting this, I'm licking my chops!!!

My friends and I watched this in 2004, 14 years old, getting high in a dark basement. Thought one day maybe we could be this cool… brings me back.

Good damn song

You're about to leave him now Heard it all before Suppose me to believe it now Go While you can Go While you can Stay awhile he's sleeping now I thought you would Don't seem to feel it now You been doing okay Go While you can Go-o-uh While you can HA- Stay and close your eyes Stay and close your eyes Stay and close your eyes with me Stay I say go! Go! Go and take that beating! Go! Go! Go, go while you can Go while you can

Saw them do this live on the Totem Pole tour. Fucking amazing

3 years later, still great!

Steve Martin’s favorite song.

As a young punk rock aficionado growing up in LA in the early 80's this band was definitely on my radar. I can remember them only having a couple of singles(this being one of them) out which lent itself to their air of mystery. I finally got to see them at the Starwood in 1983. The Gun Club went on first. Su was a mesmerizing performer. She seemed a shy and almost reluctant frontperson but at the same time completely immersed. She commanded the stage seemingly in spite of herself and hit some impressive notes. The band was more polished than I expected. .

I made it....only took me half my life but I'm here. Born n 77...Heard of the band mid80s cuz "Ferris Buller." Never heard them till 2024.... Watching 1986 Jon Demme movie "Something Wild." He's actually the director of this vid. This crazy.....1979-1983? Imo, the CLOSEST WE EVER came to a "Hot War.". Yes 63' CMCrisis... But, go look back at what was going on 79-83. I will go my grave believing " The Day After" TV movie Nov1983 saved us.

Song profound. Heard it one time 1980 SNL I remember some words

Great song. Great album.

Pedro, what’s up! 🤘

They played with the Plimsouls at CSULB early 80s. Very small cafe.

Not my fave song on the album - but a 10-minute version always merits a listen!

I love hearing demos of songs!

Classic tune love it

Currently in rewatching anything bill paxton. As a kid i loved twister, had a fantatic moments with joe pesci and etc. Bill paxton will always be a favorote. People will say hes bland or a bad actor but i think he is amazing xhildhood or not. Ive seen clips of bill in other pictures and him narrating about jfk and him being apart some dumb ass history channel show where they discovered old bottles but there will always be a moment where i wish i met him. I loved twister at 6 or 7 and i am currently 22

I wonder if this has anything todo with the Glow Boys,and Glow Girls who use to mop up radioactive water at Songs 1&2 then surf the rest of the year?☢🏄‍♂️🏄‍♀️San Onfre 1/7

one of the very best bands back in the day, and today as well!!!

Was this with The Squires in Winnipeg?

One of the most beautiful songs ever written and performed. A great band. Totally underrated. Saw them live in ‘92.

Most wonderful version I have ever heard on that immortal tune - simply perfect!!!

This production sounds worse than Surfer rosa and Doolittle

This is cool❤❤❤

not great but ok for high school band

this is so michael gira hahaa

I can see how a club full of So-Cal hardcore punk rock kids would react negatively to this.

I am one of the few people to have bought this record and reviewed as a high school fanzine punk rocker in 1981. Yes, I’m bragging!

wish they'd kept the line about climbing on top of the water tower to scream I can't hardly wait.

dont move at all like a subway

Favorite song all time❤ 2:56

I'm here bro

I’d bet money that it’s Gerry playing drums on this. Alan never played sloppy like this.

*Sometimes demos are far superior to the 'exacted' studio versions*

Might be my favorite Matt's song. Got to meet them in Philly during the don't tell a soul tour. Tommy said he remembered us every time we saw him in Philly after that.

I'd like to dedicate this to the previous owners of my workplace.

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Bob 1s guitar solo at 5:23 🔥🔥🔥

2024❤