Amazing! I can’t believe you have this!🥹🥲 I was there (shouting “Adeline” between each encore, but Elliott said no, it was too sad). He really gave it his all that night. Thank you for sharing this special time capsule! ❤

This is amazing!!

Well turns out people with a lot of money did find a way to own it.

unlucky charm is so impressive considering he basically made it up

He literally produced zero bad songs. Every single thing that came out of his mind was a total banger. What a life.

One of the greatest songs ever written.

Flawless show

The interviewer is equating a record’s budget with its quality. I can see why Elliott got annoyed with interviews.

My soul is dying but love keeps me going!

this is what it feels when the sun comes up after an awful day, the echos of yesterday still linger but it burns to know there is something new infront of you. A positive reverberance of your past experiences bringing you to where you are and the terror you fought along the way. God Bless us all and God Bless elliott.

I love this version so much more

Never heard or seen this picture before . love it

no one can cover the beatles as well as he does

PLEASE COME BACK I NEED HIM BACK AGAIN

Geez I'm in

What a creep

Taking speed

This sounds insanely good

That Cello!

Why the hell wasn't this a single!

There's a bit of I Am the Walrus in the music, interesting to see how much he changed the lyrics.

I was at this in-store. This is precious, thank you for posting 🩵

Any guitar player understands how unique these chord changes are , while also being in a completely different tuning… turn this shit up so loud in my car and think about how much I miss him

Read a story where Michael Stipe went to one of Elliotts shows around this time and had to leave during because the audience wouldn't stop talking. Sad. But hey, thanks for sharing!

Him and Ramones got me through high school it was the only thing keeping me going

made my day ❤

Love it. I wonder if Quasi influenced his noiser music

"The man in a bar who got too drunk to speak; He endures that's all, the days in a dream that wasn't his..." - Elliott Smith ; 'One song: Glory... and there's no need to endure anymore!" - The Musical Rent (one song glory)

🤤

Sounds so much better than basement

damn if the new moon version just had those hard panned vocals with the rougher take

my absolute favorite song of his as a lifelong fan

Saw him many times solo acoustic and with a band. I was lucky to see the Heatmiser farewell show. Me and my friend were headed to OMSI to see a laser light show...we were Metallica...bullshit! So we just happened over to the Satyricon and walked into some live music. It just happened that Heatmiser was headlining that night with their farewell show. Damn, I miss 90s Portland and the smell of the block-long brick Henry Weinhards brewery wafting in the air outside. $5 60 Ounce pitchers of Henry's were the best there.

this is so gorgeous

Miss you Elliott, we still rip your music forever!!

The afterlife has always scared me but if Elliott’s there I know I’m ok

Thank you for posting this version. The quality is perfect I found this song when i was depressed and it helped me see another day, and its become one of my favorites. RIP Elliott

I like the host

why couldn't we have gotten Elliott's alternative rock era :(

crafty vs real..very insightful reflection of his ideas of music

these chord changes are great i wish someone had a tab or diagram

i know i’m in the minority here, but i don’t think this was a bad interview. sure the “interrogation” feel is off-putting especially for most americans. we are generally used to the warm-fuzzy interviews. this felt like a cultural division to me. the interviewer directed most of his questions to where elliott thought his music/career was going (like if you had all the money in the world for a record what would it be, are you looking for commercial success/airplay, etc.). i think ES was very well spoken and true to himself. sure the interviewer probably didn’t know ES’s music enough to understand him, but anyone that listens to ES’s music in chronological order can see how his music evolved - with the “polishing” of his sound. and ES was spot on with the internet/media control taking place today. i enjoyed this

0:25 favorite part

he made it his song just so naturally, guitar playing at its finest

Glad he got to say all those beautiful things about him while he was still here and not after he was gone.

Em G A C C G D G Bm Took it like medicine G Horrible, in a hurry Bm Lots of plans go awry G Nothing's wrong, I won't worry C G D G C G D But I rolled for a dollar on your advice Am And I lost you bad G/B C G B7 'Cause that's the luck of the dice [Chorus] C G D G Taking a fall C G D G You don't know who to call Em Em A C Well you don't know who, do you? G D G Taking a fall Bm G Why do the neighbor's kids have to scream when they're playing? Bm G You know I never can understand what you're saying C G/B D G C G D And you won't hear a word out of me Am Am Am G/B C G B7 'Cause I know how indifferent someone can be C G D G Taking a fall C G D G You don't know who to call Em A C No, you don't know who, do you? G D G Taking a fall C G D G When there's someone to call Em A C But you don't know who, do you? G D G Taking a fall Em A C But you don't know who, do you? G D G Taking a fall Em A C Well, you don't know who, do you? [Outro] G D G Em A C

🤯 ❤

This could be an intro to any heavy set of songs

Great video

Anyone know what key this is in?