Eleven playing Reach Out Live

[@dakotasanson7945]

Alain is such an underrated musician.

[@DillonPadgette]

I don't know man, I rate him pretty high.

[@Matecontortitas]

+Dillon Padgette those who rate him pretty high are a few...Including myself, obviously... Awesome musician

[@MiguelNavarro]

He’s the real deal, sings and plays just as good live. Not many pull that off

[@stormfingers]

and eleven was a wonderful band too

[@juanarrivillaga]

he is not uderrated, he is unknown. I can tell that he has a lot of respect from everyone in the industry, and that everyone who gets to know him becomes an instant fan. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

The best band you've never heard of. Incredible badassery. RIP, Natasha - gon'e too soon.

[@polarfly73]

How these guys never blew up, is beyond me. They told Led Zeppelin they'd tank like one. Maybe it was a blessing in disguise. I appreciate the people that appreciate 11. But not as much as I appreciate 11. This is some timeless genius that many rockers won't experience. Spread the word.

[@jamesespinosa2875]

They rock!

[@dvd6708]

They certainly are talented and skilled enough, but imho several things are causal: in that era, a Lot of bands blew up. Secondly, mainstream producers probably thought they weren't marketable enough in those times. But to me it seems this is also why they remained pure to their music in stead of what would be hitmaking. Some of the best bands are probably underground/side stream, but we don't get to hear them on the bought radio airtime.

[@STV-H4H]

Fuck, who knows. They certainly tanked I suppose. One of my faves of the day. On one hands it's nice to know that some of the secret cooler than shit bands was allowed to remain a private indulgence, but sad that their dreams weren't fulfilled. Another of my period faves was Morphine, another 3 piece that gained a notoriety, and while they may have gone way further, the sadness of their arc was shortened by largely predictable events I guess. A certain interesting departure event marking the end for sure.

[@STV-H4H]

Had they ever actually MET the Zep people, is not something I'd call probable. But the statement was valid.

[@asdf9890]

I know, I was late teens/early 20's during that time and I don't remember hearing them back then. I probably would have bought their album if I heard this song at that time.

[@jasonwaynesummers]

Man Alain is a badass!!! Jack Irons is a beast on that backbeat, RIP Natasha!

[@TexasJackdaw]

RIP Natasha. Still breaks my heart.

[@stevo1878efc]

A great song, they deserved a lot more credit. Natasha was a true talented beauty R.I.P.

[@trashcandy.]

I love that no matter how often I watch this, I've never gotten tired of it.

[@shabegsingh1843]

such an amazing performance from some amazing musicians...RIP Natasha.

[@Gnomei33]

I remember how they marketed this over the radio in 94, most bands strive for ten but these guys take it to eleven haha it sold me

[@TheOwl]

What a band!!! This was Alain's best band since What Is This? back in the 80's in L.A. He and Natasha had a great chemistry together on many levels. This was great music, heavy hitting, psychedelic, very original and it ROCKED to boot! Alain is a very creative guitarist and his Jack Bruce-like vocals are a big plus too! Love how Natasha could make that organ swirl, smoke and conjure up all kinds of mysterious colors! RIP Natasha, you are indeed missed here!

[@geoj6491]

I love this song (and band) just as much, if not more today, than the very first time I heard it on the radio. Powerful, honest, real music. This live version is beyond belief. R.I.P. Natasha.

[@ruyboy]

this is a real power trio right here

[@rejjric6690]

I'll never forget seeing this live on Conan... I went to every music store in town the next day looking for their album with no luck. Had to have been 94-95. Such a great song!

[@edhombre]

I saw them back in 94 when they toured with TAD and Soundgarden. They were awesome and still are.

[@johnlehmkuhl5269]

Same here. TAD didn't really make much of an impression, but these guys blew my mind. Still do.

[@KrissKaboomTV]

One of my favorite things in this world, ever.

[@copyvio]

Jack Irons is a fucking machine.

[@StandardDressing]

Still such an amazing performance

[@RegsterGuitar]

I lover her head bobble when she plays, RIP.

[@vurnt22]

OmIGOD NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT? No fucking justice that this AWESOME band didn't get the recognition they so richly deserved! Tears welling up. R.I.P. Natasha! A truly great, unique musician & vocalist. Fucking Heartbreaking.

[@Thefreizer]

Its one of the greatest songs i ever heard!

[@SenseiSixString]

Incredible. Brings a tear to my eye every time.

[@ninebutterflies]

this band had everything you could want a band to have: ridiculous talent, great, memorable songs, charisma and a completely identifiable style.

[@TheSithWolf]

QUE TRIO !! Descanza en Paz Natasha ! pero tu música siempre seguirá en los oídos mas exigentes

[@johnnypolo1983]

Wish there was more live stuff from these guys available. Such a great band.

[@drummerboy231434]

Just started listening to this, and there is something about alaines's voice and playing thats just so much rawer and dirtier than any other rock song ive heard.

[@leas77]

I love this band! Is so original and powerfull! Great music!

[@drewman73]

I like this a lot...just learning of this band from research into Them Crooked Vultures which Alain Johannes also plays. I didn't realize he had such a good voice. Reminds me of Corey Glover....

[@cackermuffin]

now you see where josh homme got his moves....

[@warborn_inc.]

Such a brilliant band. RIP Natasha

[@simonhine72]

Remember in 93 mtv first time i heard this song fooking amazing song 🎵

[@sketchyold]

I bought this on cassette the day after seeing this on TV in 1994. The music store only had one copy in stock and it was on cassette. I wore it out. The performed another song, maybe Towers?

[@kevingautier107]

RIP Natasha.

[@michaelperez1415]

i came across this from a pearl jam interview!! thanks eddie vedder

[@theoneleggedchef]

Omg...they look so young then..so hard to believe almost 30 years have passed since then..I was a senior in high school when "r each out came out...

[@oxo8138]

These guys were EXCELLENT.. Way ahead of their time!

[@moonrock982]

@dxxx4215 Natasha plays bass with her left hand on the keyboard. Keyboard parts with her right. She was truely amazing. Oh and sang at the same time.

[@GigiFoxx]

I know! They rock don't they! They are my all time favorite band and I'm sad to hear that Natasha passed away. Keep on rockin' 11!

[@joelsero]

Back in summer ‘94 I was working second shift and saw this episode (Conan?) after I got home. I went out to the mall the very next day and bought what was, apparently, the only cassette (no CD in stock) they had in stock at Tape World (lol). When I brought it to the counter the girl said “Where did you find that? People have been asking for it all day!” I said “Under ‘E’.” I guess I wasn’t the only one in my area who’d seen the episode the night before, but one of the few who knew the word “Eleven” starts with an “E.”

[@abbymba9141]

I was in Chris cornell concert in Berlin,Euphoria Mourning...with Alain Johannes and Natasha Schneider ...what an unforgettable moment..RIP Chris and Natasha😢❤

[@Chiboy00]

long live 90's rock....

[@andybrown141]

Saw these guys live at my very first concert. Opened for Soundgarden 1994 Superunknown Tour. Just AmaZing.

[@BogdanEchoMilosevic]

These are some talented people, really love this band

[@Etherlich]

They did some great work with Chris Cornell. I saw them in 1999 and Natasha had horribly dyed black hair, but she swayed to "Pillow of Your Bones" when she played, and it was awesome!

[@luvpants2012]

Loved it! The 2000 House Of Blues show they recorded was the best.

[@longhorn2615]

love jackies outfit!

[@red-xv5ki]

Such a great band. Love this song so much...

[@Katjump]

I just heard eleven's music for the first time today. very good stuff!

[@DetroitMarauder]

Alian is way under-rated. And don't get me started on Natasha... I miss 11 and Natasha :_(

[@Livingtango]

Alain! This is sooooo beautiful and yet so painful! You guys are just killin...AND I miss her!

[@Laneganswake]

Kick ass performance

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Knew his stepson, Robin. Good kid.

[@CH-nz6ys]

I remember this seeing this performance at the time on Conan. It's cut off here; but, at the end Conan comes out and shakes each musician's hand. When he approached Jack Irons, Jack picked Conan up over his shoulder, only Conan kept going with a full somersault over Jack's shoulder. Jack is so much shorter; and seeing Conan's lanky frame go flying head over heals with them both crashing to the floor was hilarious.

[@thebillykeith]

This is one of the greatest bands of all time. One can only wonder why millions of albums were not sold. All 5 albums are killer. If you don't have them buy them. I love these guys. Thank you Alain, Natassha for such beauty.

[@NickName-qh9dz]

Alain is a cool dude. I had him as a friend on MySpace. At the time I couldn't find their first album, as it was out of print, and I couldn't even find it on the web. He was nice enough to have Natasha send me a link to download the songs. I didn't know that Natasha was sick at the time, and would pass away a few months later. God bless her. I saw Eleven in the mid 90's open for Soundgarden at the Armory in NYC.

[@curragh4635]

i was at that show too my man. good times was like 100 degrees in the place

[@something2remember]

what a solo! omg great stuff! more!!!

[@PLUMBdogg]

yeah that cat is killer on guitar. i like all the stuff he did with Cornell and Queens but I never heard Eleven's stuff till now.

[@imagesandsongs]

In the spirit of Henry Miller, I was just thinking of her, but more of how she plays the organ than a literal Henry Miller thought. I also just remembered many years ago on a little note card, the very quote I gave to her: she treasured. It was a quote about music. A quote from Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn from a little bug. Do you remember? RIP N.S.

[@ricardogutierrez7120]

Qué potencia de banda, de riffs... de voz!!. Alain, un genio infravalorado!!.

[@TheFJGARDEN]

Friday Dec. 16,2011 Chris Cornell sang to Natasha's original piano recording of ''When im down''. Chris had a vase of flowers next to the record player as he sang a song so beautiful. Its like she was right there with him.

[@sandsce]

Jack Irons is a beast!

[@polarfly73]

I am border line obsessed

[@jmacc9876]

Jack Irons is a heavy hitter.

[@nancy3962]

Damn I Miss This Band

[@Snitshow]

Sadly overlooked..what a band!

[@jeejee70]

That second voice .. goosebumps

[@The4cymbals]

thanks for the shout man, great new band discovered!

[@millermenace]

Well I'm blowed! What a top song that is. I remember that on MTV years ago. Under rated and what a solo that is. RIP the Russian foxy one

[@Олег-й2э8т]

Наташа не російська лисиця. Вона єврейка і втекла з проклятої країни росія від антилюдей.

[@Mistermookey]

Jack Irons and Alain Johannes are still working with Brody Dalles from Distillers in the Spinnerette project ;)

[@7THeIAM]

Love this!! R.I.P natasha.

[@SenseiSixString]

THat guitar solo is IN FRICKIN MAZING!!!!!

[@mrbatdance]

They never got the attention they deserved. RIP Natasha. x

[@dayseyemonkey]

You guys rock! I love Natasha!

[@eLuJanshreds]

Voice of a GOD!!!

[@sioux0569]

Great song.

[@taurangasurf]

Natasha was a beast on the keyboard, loved her moves….RIP.

[@djdonald243]

Why did it take me until 2020 to hear this??

[@craigpriceguitarist]

wow why have i only just discovered this?!

[@TheFJGARDEN]

Beautiful!

[@benhasic]

I love this song. Alain

[@OklaCaliT]

SoundCity brought me here. Saw them last night at the palladium...mind=blown

[@comatosejoel]

conan!!!!!...................love you jack!!

[@fabiolavasquezs.2324]

Eleven

[@jetcheneau5811]

I found out about these guys as a kid watching him demo the Line 6 Variax guitar online when they were the new hot shit. Then I got into Mark Lanegan when I was 16 and saw his name on the credits of Bubblegum and immediately remembered him. Just one of the most badass motherfuckers to ever rock, period.

[@3chorddave352]

The coolest video I never saw before.

[@colubrinedeucecreative]

his is simply genius

[@emiliooliveri6778]

la banda perfecta maestro Alain

[@asdf9890]

So much talent. Also, I loved that choker and flipped up hair style that Natasha has back then, hella sexy.

[@Fallinldols]

@coffinshaker AHAaa i forgot how funny he was especially in the chilli pepper days.

[@turntapzap]

God, he's good.

[@nicolassalvadorgonzalezmoy5630]

y pensar que es chileno !

[@ClaudioBernalAraya]

y sobrino de Peter Rock

[@jamasnunca6466]

mala tu forma de pensar

[@alfonzobond825]

Por??

[@rwldebruijn1979]

Chris Cornell brought me here... :(

[@djdonald243]

Eddie Vedder brought me.

[@peregrineflow7354]

Natasha Shneider brought me here.

[@ezequiel_8885]

yout mon brought me.

[@Papatorrejano]

Rest in peace Natasha

[@bretfrett]

awesome!!! love it! wanna cover it!

[@louisalive]

this is such a fun riff to play

[@alvarobarrosso4169]

That solo.... What a genius

[@hayzeephantayzee]

i've watched this movie 2010 times and never realized...

[@ElementOleoo]

R.I.P Natasha

[@funkgetstronger]

if you ever wanted to know what means playing drums behind the beat, then, this the best exemple thanks to the performance of Jack Irons on this track... Incredible band, incredible souls, incredible music...

[@mikey1829]

WOW.this is GREAT..

[@Qotsafin]

yeah eleveN!!!!!

[@80sMetalAttack]

I love this song so much. It is such a great tune. But where is the bass player? Is it Natasha on pedals? Some comment said 'Jack F'ckin Irons' and I can't agree more. By the way, Alain's solo rips!

[@Fakename70]

80sMetalAttack There was no bassist. It's all Natasha.