Screaming Trees-Julie Paradise (Live at the Capital Theater in Olympia WA 3/21/1997)

[@Wez666]

Mark looks pretty rough here but still an amazing performance. RIP - You are so missed. Screaming Trees and Lanegan solo has been the soundtrack of my life

[@koalani]

REST IN PARADISE

[@kylehegedus5498]

These guys were straight up rock ‘n’ roll!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@AlperAkcoltekin]

You are a legend Gary, all you guys are! Thanks for all the beautiful music 🙏🏾

[@toddswartz3510]

I'm 55 & just started digging into the Trees, other than the few radio hits, Where the hell have I been the last near 40yrs. This Is my kind of stuff, psychedelia rock!!!!! Fuckin ' love it!!!! Your guitar style is so far out, somebody the best I've heard.

[@jody8526937]

Love The Trees. But you have to check Gary’s solo effort Purple Outside. Great x 2 album from 1990.

[@warondogs8199]

and make sure you check out all of mark lanegans solo and collab stuff!

[@ChazStrummer]

Possibly my favorite Trees song.

[@lihy1]

GLC what a performance! Rythm section V&M tight as fuck. ML even when wasted was untouchable!!!!

[@redwater4778]

There's a young Josh Homme in the rythem section too.

[@johnybaltimore3687]

all 3 conner brothers conspired on this night to re-file the greatness of rock and roll into cheif biscuits of vitality.

[@johnybaltimore3687]

and barrett martin, destroyer of worlds, renders asunder all ghosts of the wagon trails in his wake. avec one hommbre to measure filth and purity of this sacramental offering to the gods of rock, as while all the planet burns in objection and complete ignorance of such display ahead of us.

[@albertograco]

I can describe this song with three letters Wow!!!!!!!!

[@TheRiverRiseII]

GLC just killing it!!!

[@XX-iw8sn]

Killer song. Is that an early Homme on rhythm?

[@belltown88squid28]

Friggin awesome x 2 on this one. Capital Theater = saw my first show there (DRI in '87). Screaming Trees = went to college in Ellensburg (Trees home town) from '88 to '92, and got to see them in Seattle in '94. RAWK!

[@michaelh9742]

RIP Mr. LANEGAN, what a legend

[@jareds9863]

Hey Gary, Mark gets a lot of attention but you and your brother have had a big influence on me. Pickerel and Martin too. HOWEVER, your punk/psychedelic style sticks out for sure. You've got this prog tool sound before tool even existed. Cheers brotha!

[@jareds9863]

and definitely carrying the band when he was in rough shape. This is a good example.

[@luizf.carneiro]

Niiiice!! Hey, Gary! In that "2 Meter Sessions" gig only the song "All I Know" was performed??

[@robertfinkelman549]

Poor Mark. A weak, strung out mess here. You can tell he doesn't have the strength left to have full use of his vocal range. RIP, Mark. You were one of the greats.

[@nobodyreally7339]

Sick stuff Gary

[@dabuceandenis4915]

So nice, wish you could upload more live shows in this good quality, most Trees shows I found on youtube are so bad both audio and video unfortunately.

[@jcarlosO007]

Like this vibe of the song

[@thelighthouse03_74]

i loved that, maaaan

[@kruton9000]

Awesome performance! Nice video too.

[@kyledefranco6720]

awesome clip!

[@Alfredocx1]

Great Gary.....

[@johnybaltimore3687]

study this, dear guitar gods of the 32nd century.

[@BrownElectrons]

we are trying our best

[@SuperSizedScott]

Anyone notice Josh Homme on second guitar….

[@3bwana]

Yup he’s up there…rad⚡️

[@charlesrense5199]

Man, Marks lookin rough here. The Conners were carrying him this night.

[@johnybaltimore3687]

even a mark lanegan at a quarter of his usual strength beats most vocalists at their peak.

[@danielbarton2444]

I like Mark L but that's not even close to accurate. He was awful on this performance.

[@johnybaltimore3687]

@@danielbarton2444 Strangely at the show it seemed like he was singing great, but yeah, looking back with this video he was in rougher than rough shape.

[@saturnskull1242]

Shit man lee can't even improvise a simple pentatonic, what a great song nevertheless

[@ScreamingTreesGaryLeeConner]

what does pentatonic mean?

[@saturnskull1242]

@@ScreamingTreesGaryLeeConner a scale with 5 notes per octave.