BASTARDS OF YOUNG | A Replacements Documentary

[@Cheddar_Curtain]

I don't believe I've ever heard Bob speak before. He seemed like a genuine and funny guy. RIP bud. The music lives on.

[@Dreadandcircuses]

"Stop this mess, you're fired, and I quit."

[@christiand1247]

The Soundtrack to my youth. I've never stopped listening to them, except for a period when my girlfriend passed away. Music is a spiritual thing, & The Mats helped guide me through my life.❤

[@BrianFalarski-jv4xp]

Love them, miss them, never wanted to share them

[@shayleeband]

Super well made video, made a compelling narrative out of all the various bits. Loved it.

[@BGNOLA]

don't know how you could do a full length doc on them since there's so little footage of the original band

[@deathkampdrone]

best band of all time, pretty obvious

[@ryan1966iffy]

the best simply the best and i was lucky enough to grow up seeing there drunk shows

[@cwolff31]

Great. Heartfelt. Just like the Mats

[@jrl43]

Saw the Replacements with Bob still on guitar..Paul broke his finger stage diving..Green on Red opened for them..total beer fest..got to momentarily meet Bob after the show...they'll always be one of my favorite all time bands..Pauls solo stuff is fantastic too

[@jrnash5329]

They just were & that's just how Rock n Roll is as it were !! Doesn't matter what anybody has to say ! Let's hear your band !! Got me

[@gordongrant444]

Great documentary.

[@ellierose6]

I can't even choose. Most songs from "Sorry, Ma." Anything with Bob's crazy guitar riffs on a good night. Live at 7th Street was epic.

[@h.markhorton8188]

They just can’t help but move you, even when they’re not playing, even broken up.

[@deanadams3099]

Bob does The Claw! Rest easy Baron!

[@aisle_of_view]

Saw them in 1986 in Columbus OH, The Royal Crescent Mob opened. The Mats did some real toe tappers, Take Me Home Country Road and Hitchin a Ride. No talk between any of their songs.

[@TR-yi8up]

Clip at end of Bastards is def from Milwaukee. Only off part of the entire night, which sounds like the best show I heard from any of the reunion tour, was his stupid shirt.

[@brandoa330]

The one guy complaining about the replacements success is probably a very good musician who can’t write a song or come up with an original idea. This is what we call a guitar teacher who plays in cover bands. Nothing wrong with that, but don’t be bitter about not having what Westerberg has.

[@jrl43]

Well said...or he could've been the typical snobby Sam Ash employee who looked down on newer muscians

[@kennethnorman8079]

Not a documentary, but a love letter. Bob was the spirit of the Mats. One of the best bands the US has ever produced, but the idea that Westerberg now has to whore his past is comical. He was bitter back then because they couldn't successfully whore their present. Bob was kicked out because he didn't look "rock and roll" enough as much as his sobriety issues. After getting sober one time, Westerberg insisted he "take a drink or get off my fucking stage!" Bob acquiesced. I'm sure Paul doesn't like to think about that now. There was plenty of blame to go around. Instead of spelling out "Now I have to whore my past, he should have spelt out "We miss you, Bob! Thanks for the ride!"

[@kckstnd8]

Anything with the mats gets my support

[@michaelmiller7160]

We want the movie.

[@t-man5196]

Damn, good video overall but you left out so many interesting/important details about the band, like the fact that Tommy was only like 13 when they released their first album and the fact that during their 1991 show and their final tour Chris was no longer in the band

[@kathiemahoney4261]

They broke up on July 4th ‘91. Not July 14th. Just a heads up.

[@morganoconnellproductions7874]

That's my bad. Typo while making it. Thanks for the heads up

[@nataliexmccarty]

morgan you’re famous

[@markkevorkian]

I love that idiots still think that it's how great you can play which makes you a good band. You can be the best ever but if you can't write a song who cares. That's why the Ramones will always find new fans no matter what decade.

[@cjmaloney69]

Music for losers made by losers. Early 80s. Heard "Color Me Impressed" at a party. Instantly hooked. Still am.

[@troynixdorf778]

You spelled “spelled” wrong when you spelled it “spelt”. Spelt is an ancient grain not the past tense form of the verb “spell”.

[@jkb1O5]

Weeeoawewwwwww

[@jrl43]

😂

[@aktosweden]

just a collection of you tube clips that already can be easily found. Mixed together with some misinformation. How is this listed as a "documentary?"

[@brianwood7237]

At least somebody went to the effort dude...don't be such a dick... who made you the GateKeeper? GFY BRO

[@willsawyer2647]

Shut the fuck up. They put effort into this because they care about this band. Instead of hating appreciate the passion they share for this music.

[@galadrielgaladriel7375]

They kicked Bob out because he went off the wagon..

[@BoughtASatellite]

Not a documentary

[@DjWellDressedMan]

Drunks: YOU owe me a FREE show, your Guitarist was tooooo Drunk. PATHETIC

[@tedleyreynolds5541]

Yu suk du. Have a fugging drink kook, and I don't even like em that much, well almost at all but you are a kook of the highest order.

[@fumanpoo4725]

Sucks getting old...

[@owenpollich]

"Promosm" 😃

[@tommyp5855]

Dog Breath were better than these guys!

[@laurashrodeanderson7283]

Hahaha!