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A light that shines so bright does not last long.

He took them to a whole new world.

3:30

Wow what a beautiful song. First time ever hearing it and glad i did * 🎶🎵

Even though it's such a commercial environment, I love how nice these people are to him.

It's awesome seeing Tom Bergeron interview! Great song to play as well!

Damn, dude was straight up patronizing and then Elliot started playing.

I need answers. Who's idea was it for him to be on this show? Why did he agree to it? What made him choose this song? Is Tom Bergeron haunted by this memory? Did he get the number of the girl on the couch?

It’s so funny how they’re freaked out by his purple hair or something.

I just love his way and his songs!

i miss you

Did Elliot ever play Sunset Junction?

i took a class from the actress in black you see a few times here (on the right at the end), jessica hecht. she played a significant role in breaking bad, a very gentle and earthy-ethereal person, and if that sounds like an unconventional contradiction it's because her manner is fascinating, though you may not guess it from the tempo of this gig.

Sadness King Elliott shutting down that shit show real quick

what an obnoxious, judgemental interviewer wow. I had second embarrassment just witnessing him

A genius and a bunch of jitbags

Elliot immediately when home to a basement on the hill and sadly ended his life after this interview due to sheer mortification of having to engage with these ghoulish normies.

Hiw humiliating. Is it any wonder...?

Suddenly november morning

Extremely haunting when the puppet in the background says, "don't lie to him!"

Fucking hell. I've just had to pause this in utter contempt about the situation of total ridicule Elliott Smith was trapped in in this studio, with that utter bellend of an interviewer.

The hosts called Elliott's music angry and depressing before even listening to it, and once they did they were taken aback. It is like they never even listened to him before. Elliott, like many great artists, was always misunderstood.

This is very similar to ween on the Jane Pratt show. A lot of mainstream media was taking chances on indie stars in the 90s

This song by Elliotte is so freeking good and so well sang and played!!! First day I heard it, 30x repeat.

I don't know how my YT algorithm ended up here, but I'm grateful it's introduced me to a song I'd never heard before 🙏

This would make for an awesome scene in his biopic 😂

Man, he hit that dude from funniest Home videos hard with that song wow I don’t know if I’ve ever seen somebody hit that hard with a song

Love the womans expression at 3:50

Boring show, boring artist, boring song. Not sure why this randomly popped up. Bad TH-cam algorithm I guess.

He was 100% singular in every song he wrote, there had never been anyone like him to that point and nothing since. His music hit me like a freight train in '97...still hitting me...hes greatly missed.

He is a really good guitarist

Man, it can be so rough watching him sometimes. As someone has performed for many people with just an acoustic guitar throughout my life, I know all too well the type of emotions he was probably going through. Shaky hands. Finishing the song and immediately doing whatever you can to not fully engage with people’s reaction. Struggling to get the song right while your whole body is freaking out. And I’m sure all of this was really amplified in him.

1:58 what the fuck is laughing

This must have been hell for him

weird af

That puppet is a fucking trip. If I was high this video would freak me the fuck out hahah

This is like a low-key version of Susan Boyle on Britain's Got Talent.

So he just has to pretend there isn't a giant goofy puppet in front of him? How did this interview even happen?

They had Mozart there and they didn't realise until the music started.

the host guy is such an asshole at first

Man... He realy dislikes this show... and that fucking puppet

This guy is the worlds biggest c u n t i can’t believe Elliott put up with him

The puppet

Awesome 👌

90's was a special time

How did he ever agree to do this show?

The beauty and power of music.

He’s ribbing him because he likes him and wants him to enjoy himself. He’s bringing up the cigarette bc he gets it and it’s hospitality.

Youth were crushed in a particular way in those years and that’s the sound of a diamond out of it sad story

awwww hes sooo cute :(