This is from summer 1989. They recorded a segment for MTV Europe's 120 Minutes prior to their appearance at the Reading Festival. The song is sometimes listed as Nigerian Elvis but is actually a karaoke version of Alemayehu Eshete's "Feqer Feqer New". They also recorded an acoustic version of Revolution II that was a very rough sketch of the song. There's another clip from the BBC aired in 1989, SNUB-TV (episode 3). It features the band in their Texas studio (late 1988?) playing what sounds like Jack Officers material. Then there is a live segment of Jimi from February 1988 at the Mean Fiddler in London.
1987 for sure. I was in high school, we laughed our asses of when we watched this; simply hilarious. They also played a version of Revolution Pt 2. with the same instruments. The host was Marcel Van Tilt.
Fucked up. Everything up to and including Hairway to Steven is essential if you’re a freak. They lost the plot after that, although I do appreciate Pioughd.
@@ensenada5757 Hey you replied! I felt like a fool for commenting on a two year old comment. For sure, early Surfers are majestic. There was just nothing else like them. Crazy that they were doing all that they were during the time of SST records and all the other great American underground music . A magical time....
This is exactly what bands should've given to MTV...
I think about this every day
I do also.
I love the both you
damn i wish someone had the full show from this, it was on youtube before, this time in history was so great..
Love Paul's vocals on this - "ohhhh... ahhhh..."
This is important.
You GOD DAMN RIGHT THIS SHIT IS IMPORTANT!
Could you do this for the Revolution that they played on the show
This never gets old
Speechless!!!!! Love when music does this!!!! Fn gem.
I LOVE this.
great job 😉
I like the beginning where they're not moving then the sample starts and it takes them a second to play lol
gib with the exodus shirt
GOOD STUFF what was playing in the background ?
Sample / record
0 2 thanks I didn't know he was an interpreter👍
It's the last song on this great comp called "Africa Dances" --
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oui oui Le nIgerian ElviS
Biafran, actually...
bAAAAANGErrrr
this was 87 not 97
I don’t think so. Gibby is older here u can tell by his hair and face
I’m going with 1987, the efx. Gibby’s jeans
This is from summer 1989. They recorded a segment for MTV Europe's 120 Minutes prior to their appearance at the Reading Festival. The song is sometimes listed as Nigerian Elvis but is actually a karaoke version of Alemayehu Eshete's "Feqer Feqer New". They also recorded an acoustic version of Revolution II that was a very rough sketch of the song.
There's another clip from the BBC aired in 1989, SNUB-TV (episode 3). It features the band in their Texas studio (late 1988?) playing what sounds like Jack Officers material. Then there is a live segment of Jimi from February 1988 at the Mean Fiddler in London.
1987 for sure. I was in high school, we laughed our asses of when we watched this; simply hilarious. They also played a version of Revolution Pt 2. with the same instruments. The host was Marcel Van Tilt.
@@undrwrldsk8fred.maybe Gibby was just having an older face day.
This has become the only Butthole Surfers "song" I've really listened to and it probably will remain that way.
You gotta try Julio Iglesias
@@24Korova yeah this comment is now untrue
Fucked up. Everything up to and including Hairway to Steven is essential if you’re a freak. They lost the plot after that, although I do appreciate Pioughd.
@MrKGHunter this has of course changed. Love the self titled and PCPEP the most over my exploration.
@@ensenada5757 Hey you replied! I felt like a fool for commenting on a two year old comment. For sure, early Surfers are majestic. There was just nothing else like them. Crazy that they were doing all that they were during the time of SST records and all the other great American underground music . A magical time....
This is clearly an homage or cover of something Ethiopian
Court be better
Don't do drugs
😂😂😂
Song?
“Feqer feqer new”, from the great Alèmayèhu Eshèté
Totally silly🤕
Completely silly🤡