Razzle dazzle! Thanks bsg.

I wish there was footage of this show.

Sounds pretty good to me!

I have theory that Kurt was lying about not being influenced by Paul or the Matz. The way he responded, when asked. Several songs.

this is so interesting, theyre not just playing nice, theyre participating. wow

a kiss for good luck

4/24/85 - Palomino Club in North Hollywood. Didn't know what to make of these guys - playing fragments of this, I Will Follow and bunch of stuff I couldn't recognize. I became a lifetime fan then and there.

Funny to realize this show was three weeks after their SNL appearance. This is by far the cleanest set I’ve heard them play. Great mix of all the albums, to boot.

I listen to this fan's old bootlegs in my car and my stereo has a mind of its own. It's particularly fond of 8:06, "Hi Bob," the girl shouting just before Unsatisfied. Whoever you are, my car and I love you! Once, after leaving a job interview, it played "God Damn Job" without my touching a thing. The appropriate reaction is, "Hi Bob," I suppose. Nothing but love for all of you.

Westerberg's writing is Next-Level

14 Songs tour. Bob Mould walked on stage and they played this and Ace of Spades for an encore.

5:28 that sounds like onomatopoeia for the Merry Go Round riff! (I like bam rang rang tho).

I wonder who was wearing the magic slacks this night

One of my top five Westerberg songs

True rock n roller and all!!! Had like 200 songs or more. Paul westerberg my top 3 in my life. I'm 60 and who the f*k cares. This guy I've listened to like 35 years. Love him and God Bless him if he wants it because he might tell me to f*k off. Peace Paul Love ❤💙💚💛🧡💜

Does anyone know the track length of the unaltered original? Somewhere around 3:46?

Tommy is the epitome of rock.

My son won us tickets in an online contest. I was REALLY looking forward to this concert. having never seen them (THE MATS) in their "HAYDAY". This was an outdoor festival show. We drove out from Bullhead City, AZ. It rained a little on the drive to Tempe. Just before we got to town I got a call on my cell from a FB friend telling me the show had been canceled due to a major storm, but the show MIGHT go on at an indoor venue. I go into full on PANIC mode! "NO THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING!" We get down to Tempe and get off the freeway to make our way to our hotel. We are confronted with flooded roads, trees down and closed roads. WTF!!! We get to our hotel and check in, get in our room and I try to log into the wi-fi so I can see what the latest word is on the concert. Wi-Fi password doesn't work. I go back down the front desk and get another password and log in. I find out that the concert has been moved to a SMALL indoor venue and that they are letting in paying ticket holders first, then if there is still room inside they will let in COMPED ticket holders. I call my friend Linda to see what she knows about the situation. She tells me they have 2 lines to get in. A COMP line and a paying ticket holder line and that I should get down to the venue ASAP to get in line and have a chance to get in. We get our things together and drive to the venue, which was only a few miles from the hotel. We get there in record time and find a parking spot. Now we have to find out where we pick our tickets up at. We track down the guy with the COMP ticket clipboard and finally get our tickets and get in line for a CHANCE to get into the show. After a little wait they started letting our line in. I can't relax until we're in the venue. We get in and I can't believe I'm gonna see THE MATS in a small venue!! They were only playing outdoor festivals at that point. We find a spot by the back wall. There is an electrical cord running down the wall, which was perfect for setting up my digital recorder to record the concert hands free so I could move around and enjoy the concert. After sitting through TAKING BACK SUNDAY's set I was ready for some DESCENDENTS!!! They came on and played a short 40 minute set so THE REPLACEMENTS could play longer. After the DESCENDENTS set a lot of people left. when THE MATS came on it seemed like there was only about 200 people there. The lights went out and I turned around to get my recorder started, when I turned back around I see Tommy Stinson dressed as a Teletubbie!!! I am HAPPY!!!! Paul had mic problems and his vocals didn't kick in until halfway through 2nd song but the crowd filled in the vocals until then!!! My son made his way down front by Tommy and almost caught the Teletubbie outfit when Tommy took it off and threw it into the crowd!!! (DOH!!!) The band passed around a notebook for the audience to write their song requests on and then passed it back to the band. I made my way down front for a couple songs while my son kept an eye on my recorder. After 34 years of seeing many concerts this was a top 5 concert for me!!! THANX to my son Cameron for winning the tickets!! Ran into my friends after the show too. A GREAT time was had by all!! ;p

I didn't know this one was on friends (knew Stain Yer Blood was). The 'Mats brought me here (plus I've heard it numerous times before). Bob Stinson's Ghost has the most comprehensive video archive of the 'Mats. I miss Bob.

I was there!

Wow, this must be Westerberg at his most charming and sober

The thumbnail photo was all it took to break my heart.

12,499 days I’ve been alive

killlla thanks mateps love you paul =-you have saved ed my life multipleeee timmmmesx

Great song!

Holy shit the outro. Where can I find this whole performance?

Can't find which show this was on the archive site. The CBGB show from 84 there has a different date and setlist

0:00 - Intro 1:12 - Makes Me Happy 4:22 - Little Drum 7:24 - Sometimes 10:52 - Tommy Stinson interview 12:29 - Don't Need to Know Where 15:17 - Thing I Call My Life 18:35 - Me 22:17 - Yap Yap 25:36 - Tommy Stinson interview #2 26:32 - Negative Feedback 29:19 - Alternative Monkey 32:49 - Crocodile Rock 37:14 - Conclusion

God damn they’re on fire

0:00 Jumpin’ Jack Flash 4:02 Gimme Shelter 7:06 heart of stone 9:53 Happy 12:20 School boy blues 15:06 Let If Bleed 19:17 Honky Tonk Women

Interesting that Tommy talked about hoodoo guru for second there, I like there stuff not as much as mats def more goofy wild songs

It was a nice night and a lot of fun for the fans Wish they had played with the Bristol’s that night instead.🫥

TODAY AGAIN!

Robyn Hitchcock cover…?

OMG! I'm dying! Hanx so much for this.

Westerberg’s closest song to a Replacements song.

On and on and on and on, whose side are you on? 😎🤟🏽

I have been a fan for 30 years and havent heard this one until now. Thank you.

thank you for posting all of this great music. It all lives on. 🙏🖤

Is this the show they did at the Raleigh Pier which was a bar in a shopping center?? I was at that show and it was great. The Georgia Satellites guys were there and got up and played a song or two with them as I recall.

great cover photography by David Seltzer

Great show!! Thought they kinda turned into a real rock band after Bob left.. always thought with Bob they had something real cool that set them apart from everyone else...still love all there lps and play them regularly....

I remember when "Horseshoes and Hand Grenades" came out; I loved that album. A few years back I actually found a NM copy of this recording on vinyl, which was super surprising since it was never released as a vinyl LP. It was some kind of promotional release for radio stations. It's one of my prized possessions.

The great cities of Minneapolis St Paul.

I was at that show. I remember them opening with I Don't Know.

Hearing Paul say that ALEX was wierd…man I’d love to have seen some footage of them while they were making the album.

"Devil raised a good boy"!!!!......so sssiiiicccckkkk

One of my favorites.

I would love to meet one of my favorite creatives

i wanna hear him acknowledge gbv and robert pollard