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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2015
- 0:30 Plainclothes Man
4:58 St. Ides Heaven
7:55 Division Day
11:04 I Figured You Out
14:09 A Passing Feeling
17:11 Something to Lose
21:54 Needle in the Hay
26:26 Better be Quiet Now
31:37 Waltz #2 (XO)
36:27 Between the Bars
40:02 Rose Parade
43:42 Say Yes
46:19 Long, Long, Long
(thanks to serhio1989 for getting the links to song start times)
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This is Elliott Smith's final concert. Recorded at Redfest at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on September 19, 2003. He died a few weeks later on October 21, 2003.
You may be wondering why the first three songs are missing, I was moving around that night trying to find a good place to film from and the footage is simply a mess. If I had known how important it would be to get good video I would've done a much better job. I apologize for the poor quality of the video and the audio. When I recently rediscovered this footage I tried to clean it up as best I could. I exported the video in 1080P, though it was originally captured in SD (720x480).
I also deeply apologize for taking so many years to upload this video. I uploaded 'Say Yes' to the forum on SweetAdeline.net a day or two after the concert (before he died), but in those days there was no way to share such large files freely online. Months became years and I lost track of all my old video tapes. I thought the original tape was lost 10 years ago. Fortunately I rediscovered it not long ago and tracked down a MiniDV deck. It needs to be part of Elliott's public legacy.
Elliott was then always will be a huge source of inspiration for me, as he does for so many others. Very few musicians allow us to go a deep into their lives as Elliott did. And almost none are so eloquent and talented. He is still missed. - เพลง
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@Bryan Sturgeon
Your future comments will be held for review and promptly deleted. We don't need your bullshit trolling polluting these comments.
@Mookie Blaylock The person I was referring to was just kicking sand in people's faces, and he kept coming back. I certainly don't feel that people have to love any musician or artist, and they're welcome to express that here. But, when a person goes out of their way to just be an outright dick and doesn't even contribute a in a constructive way (positive or negative) then they can go right ahead and fuck themselves...or, at the very least, get their comments deleted.
thank you for posting this. Just fucking thank you. his music saved me on more than one occasion
@@slippast thank you!
@Tucker Langston Yup, have been watching on Flixzone} for months myself :)
Some people are just miserable and have to ruin others day..
Thanks for this..
I wish I could go back in time and just give Elliott a hug and tell him thank you.
You and me both brother.
Me too...I wish I could just explain to him how much his music means to me..I'm also a musician and I would have liked to explain the genius I hear in his music in a deeper way..explain the admiration for his melodies/chords/lyrics and such, along with asking him what his thought process is when putting those melodies and chords together.. also just tell him his music has a way with people's hearts that is unique and rare and it comes from the beautiful life he put into every song..aside from the pure technical genius, he meant everything he was saying and knew how to convey a message using those melodies, chords and lyrics like no one else...wish I could have known him.
+Brandon Ireland
I know what ya mean dude, everyone likes to just boil it all down to "all his songs are about drugs" but I'd like to think that "everyone" just lives in some box. and living in a box makes things too easy where you don't use your brains.
+Scott Lave yeah, I don't think a lot of his song were about drugs. He may have been on drugs when he wrote some and that may have just been a part of his life so he talked about drugs sometimes. As anyone who has done drugs will. But there's much much much more to his songs than just drugs.
+Scott Lave his music is more often about self loathing, bittersweet stories and depression than it is drugs I believe.
Has anybody had a dream involving Elliott?. I had a dream about two years ago. I was sitting in a backyard with him and he was writing a song. When he finished, he sang some of it and asked me what I thought about it. Suddenly there were people around us clapping and commenting on the fact that the song was great. It was one of the best dreams I have had. I wish it had been for real. Just wanted to share that.
What a cool dream :)
Thanks for sharing that :D
bacardi119 why can't you remember the song.... you idiot!!!
bacardi119 Most people wouldn't be able to, unfortunately. :(
In our dreams, a lot of the stuff we say is just nonsense, but the mind tells us that it made sense.
monica s yawn
monica s jeez get over it already
People use to say Elliott's music is sad or depressing or whatever... I don't think it is. There's nothing like listening to Elliott after a tough day. It keeps you grounded. At least for me his music is mostly about feeling fine with loneliness and your own depression. It allows you to take the first fresh breath after a fucked up day. And it makes me incredibly happy. If I could just meet him and say "Hey man, thanks a lot"...
dude, thats all i want to do...i just wanna say thanks T_T
I was at a January show of this same year at Henry Fonda Theatre. I remember him saying sometimes sad songs make you happy. It really stuck with me csyse that's hiw his music has helped me, ya know?
God I love your comment . Spot on.
It's not depressing but is emotional which I think is the misunderstanding
26:14 Whomever he gave his capo to at this show - his only capo at his very last show - is so lucky! What a precious keepsake!
0:30 Plainclothes Man
4:58 St. Ides Heaven
7:55 Division Day
11:04 I Figured You Out
14:09 A Passing Feeling
17:11 Something to Lose
21:54 Needle in the Hay
26:26 Better be Quiet Now
31:37 Waltz #2 (XO)
36:27 Between the Bars
40:02 Rose Parade
43:42 Say Yes
46:19 Long, Long, Long
+serhio1989 I added your times to the video description. I appreciate your help! Thanks!
I don’t think the people in the crowd realize how fucking lucky they are to be there. Elliott is a genius.
Jasmine Waffles they do now. Just shows how ungrateful people are.
They say "treat every day as it's the last". If they applied that to concerts, they'd've been more appropriate.
The crowd was fine
Met my future wife at that show. Weird feelings tied up in that night
this is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard
man I wish he could've learned that. I'm sure it would've meant a lot
I was 4 when he died and I'm 16 now and I just want to go back and tell him how much of an impact on my life he was and tell him how much I appreciate him.
this was recorded on my third birthday. the younger generation is still here. we won’t forget him.
I was less than a year old
I was born on 1999, and i keep listen to Elliott!)
I was about 4 at this time. Elliot’s music has had such a profound effect on my life, definitely want to keep his memory alive.
I was less than 6 months old. Love this man
I was 2 years 10 months and you're right, we won't forget him
Still punching myself for not going. My friends asked me to go, but I just said, “Nah. Maybe next time.”
Ouch
only problem is, There is NO next time. Now in theatres april the 5th
Never forget how easily life can be ended.
David Roberts you likely wouldn’t be able to hear him because of all the talking douchebags.
Never make that mistake again I bet. Gotta live life.
He died before I was born (born in 2004), yet has had such a huge impact on my life. His music is always there for me when I need it.
same :(
we lived at the same time only for 4 days ( I was born on 17th of October, he died on 21)
I found out about his music when I was 14 and was 16 when he passed.. I so wish I could’ve met him or seen him live. Wish he was still here.
I can’t believe I’m going to be 36.. 2 years older than he was when he died (34) life is so cruel the way it takes some of our best people..
Elliott was too pure for this horrible world.
really nah. if people would understand what he went through in his childhood and he would get the right therapy for it it is quite possible he would still be here today. he went through hell in his childhood and it effected his entire life. he didn't have the right support for it. he is pure enough to live in this world and be happy in it.
@@mcnimi I stand by my original comment. What he went through, or what he did or didn't do - doesn't change who he was at the core. It showed during interviews and his interactions with people in the audience in his shows. He was an open wound in a world full of razor blades.
he was also a human who did shitty things and hurt people, just like you and i do. viewing him as a saint is no better than viewing him as a troubled addict.
It’s pretty beatiful that the last song he played live was long long long by the beatles.
He once said in an interview that the white album ”changed everything” and inspired him to be a songwriter.
That makes sense since I can hear a lot of The White Album's influence in "Figure 8" and "From A Basement On The Hill". Elliott took that inspiration and made something so wonderful from it.
elliott made my life so much better
a friend of mine killed himself about a month ago and I've been listening to nothing except Elliot Smith for the past month. Nothing else helps. I've listened to Elliott about 4000 times in the last 30 days. My friend's death has affected me so much because not only is it incredibly fucking sad that he killed himself right before graduating from high school, I'm incredibly suicidal myself and I've had to come face-to-face with the consequences my own suicide will have on everyone around me. It gives me some hope that Elliott was able to make it to 34. Hell, I didn't think I'd make it to 17 and my birthday is tomorrow. In any case, thank you Elliott, for helping me get through this shit and pouring yourself into your music and putting it out there. I'm sorry this world couldn't be somewhere comfortable for you. Wish I could have met you once, but you were alive before my time. I'm trying my best not to come meet you soon, wherever you are now.
strawberry flavoring hi I was in a very similar position to you when I was 16/17. I just want to say that even though it feels like a miracle to reach 17, you can do so much that you don’t even realise yet, life really can get better and the suicidal thoughts get easier to deal with. You can do this.
Stay strong man, better days are on the way. Till then Elliott will soothe you up.
I lost my best friend to Cancer and very suddenly it has fucked me up fellow badmate aswell we've been playing 25 years many ups and downs you have true love to look forward whatever your interests are go for it your obviously a cool person you like elliott theres an awesome beginning.
@@grahamblackmore2632 these responses mean a lot to me. since i posted this there have been a lot of ups and downs. I was hospitalized for suicidality, my father in law killed himself, and I'm back living with my, uh, less than stellar family. BUT for the first time in my life im getting psychiatric treatment and therapy so i feel much better than i have in a long time. I live in constant fear and anxiety from my family but I am handling it better than I ever have. Thanks for responding randos, and good luck with 2020. This year has been the craziest of my life.
@@fkle32rw14 Somewhere, people who have/will never met you, are inspired by you and proud of your choices to keep going every day. Suicide, overdose, misadventure, and Cancer have touched me, my friends, and family, and I often don't know how I'm getting through each day. Today, it's to say "fuck you" to those who don't care if I make it or not. Music keeps me alive, glad it helps you...
Something about this video really emotionally gut punches me. The way his voice quivers and he stumbles and stutters through his sentences show how nervous he is, and yet, he’s still keeping a vast majority of the crowd engaged and listening. He’s so visually anxious and the way he smirks a little when the audience cheers for him breaks me. I love you elliott
fancy seeing you here
"Never gonna know you now, but I'm gonna love you anyhow"
I am not here to say how he looks or feels...I just know he made me feel...and that's all I need..
Thank you, Elliott
I was at this show. It was my last year at the University of Utah and I remember being so excited to see him live. It was a great show and brings back so many memories. Thank you for posting.
@redvolvo1981, can you please let me know where he performed? I am a student at the U right now and I just have to go visit this spot.
Watching this end is like waving goodbye to a dear friend for the last time
Man, watching this is heartbreaking. He seems so much healthier, happier, more comfortable, etc. than he had in the prior few years. Such a fucking shame. Rest easy, Elliott. We miss you.
Dude, you don’t need to apologize for the quality of the filming. You captured a piece of music history that means a lot for me and a lot of other people to see. THANK YOU!
His performances closest to the end of his days were his rawest, edgiest, and most beautiful. Most creative artist of his generation
He always sounded so good. What a goddamn shame. We lost a lot when he passed.
I love Smith's music... but pump the brakes on the whole "most creative artist" tag. Not even close. That said, happy you and I agree he was a deeply remarkable musician and songwriter.
Elliott Smith is and was and will always be my favorite artist ever.
He seems like the shyest,nicest guy you'll ever meet, I've heard people say he didn't have a great voice or strong voice ,but that's part of the beauty of his music ,is almost as he's about to cry in every song, theres a vulnerability in his voice that is just beautiful and relatable,songs that come from the heart,amazing lyrics ,thank you Elliott wish I could've met you...
I was at this show. I had seen him a few times before. It was evident that he was hurting and not his best self this night. It's been hard for me to go back and watch this because i prefer to remember him when his life seemed happier. Love all his music. He left us too soon. Still makes me sad almost two decades later.
Yeah he seems very uncomfortable. :( and looks like he is in pain. I miss him. The best people often suffer the most.
So lucky to have seen him multiple times... I would give every dollar i have just to sit front row at one of this shows.
@coryrobison5090, do you remember where he performed? I’m a student at the U right now and I just have to go visit this spot. I’d appreciate it so much!!
dudes totally glowing with
gods energy here my favorite show ever. heals my heart when im Down. if reincarnation is real I hope this dudes back and with a guitar in his hands.
there is something about this footage. like he is standing on the world for the first time
@@matthewdown5378 explain plz
That's a beautiful sentiment, and I hope so, too!
he's brilliant at combining beautiful beatlesque melodies with the most downright depths of despair in his lyrics.
I remember walking into this concert when i was 16.... I ran into a friend and asked "Who is this?" he said "Elliott Smith", and then i stayed and watched. I had no idea he would be such a massive impact on my life.
One of the only things I remember about this concert was how insecure and uneasy he was.... So sad.
I wish I would have known his music better at this time.
you're lucky ;)
@bradkasteler9505, hey do you know where he performed??? I’m a student at the U right now and I really want to go visit this spot. Thank you!!
Elliott Smith changed my life in many ways. Not in some grandiose or clichè way. Before Elliott, it was a steady diet of punk rock. He taught me how to be patient, tolerant, darker and appreciate punk rock even more because Elliott was as DIY as they get. I won't do him justice by some simi-drunken rant. Just know, I named my son proudly after him. I'm forever grateful for having heard him. There really wasn't anything like him prior, and his uniqueness is too difficult to replicate. In my humble opinion (i.e. Elliott would have wanted to hear it said that way), the best singer/songwriter there ever was. Thank you for posting.
Eric W. Truth
beautifully written.
he had the most beautiful & genuine smile
His final concert, in my hometown, on my birthday. Trippy. We love you and we miss you, Elliott.
insane guitar player
One of the greatest musicians
This. Everybody always talks about his lyrics (great in their own right!) but very few people mention how crazy his guitar parts were, especially to play and sing at the same time!
Rest in peace darling
something about seeing someone shortly before their death just gives me chills. not that it creeps me out its just that you know that their days are numbered, sends chills down my spine and makes my eyes water. a truly beautiful soul.
I have to completely agree, show someone needle in the hay from this set and they'll say it's a unsettling song now tell that same someone Elliott died a very short time after this concert? Instantly scarier
ever once in a while I return to Elliott's music. but these days, not for very long, but sometimes...forever
I can't believe he's asking what the crowd wants. To hear. He's so amazing
He did this in a lot of shows that I've watched here. He was the sweetest :(
21:45 ''I think it's kind of depressing'' he says, jokinly. Elliott was a genious that passed us by almost unnoticed. So were Bowie, Cash and John Lennon. They probably would have been satisfied having Elliotts level of exposure to the mainstream, too. It's just Elliott never got the chance to fully evolve out of his caccoon the way he intended. Big love to Elliott, where ever he may be.
38:46 that smile...what an angel
So sweet the crowd sang along for most of Waltz #2, especially "I'm never gonna know you now, but I'm going to love you anyhow". He must have known how adored he was.
This man has my whole heart.
I don’t get why people are arguing about how he sounds or how he is acting it doesn’t matter. At the end of the day, I know his music saved my life and I’m so grateful someone like him existed- I don’t think I would have made it out of active addiction without killing myself if I didn’t have his music. Thank you so much Elliott ❤️
lol
You’re probably a lot of fun at parties
He's keeping me going too man :)
Yes! Great comment!
would have killed to be alive to see him live, just once. RIP elliott, you are still so loved :-( ❤
I miss him so much. It's never gonna be ok that he is gone.
I'm 18 so I was obviously very young when he died. It breaks my heart that I'll never get to hear him live. Such a beautiful soul.
Berendjen H. Same with me... I'm 20, and I feel very sad that I was very little when we died :(
Damn, his smile. Can't believe I miss someone I've never personally met. I hope you find peace, Elliott
it’s so weird to think that me and elliott were not even ever alive at the same time,yet he inspires me everyday and plays a big part in my life. even though he’s not with us anymore he is still changing lives and making people smile. Rest easy. ✌️
can't believe it's been 17 years since you were gone you will never be forgotten elliott
It's difficult to watch Elliott sometimes. There are moments where I feel like I'm watching an open wound. Like many fans, I just wish I could've hugged him or talked to him, but I realize his feelings about himself would not have changed because some random fan thought they could make him feel better.
I became a fan in '97, and he was the last artist I was truly excited about (I'm old 😊). I'll never forget watching him on The Oscars just completely transfixed by what felt like an alternate reality. Elliott performing in the same venue as Celine Dion?? 🤯😀
Thank you so much for uploading this. It's so bittersweet. I saw him around a year before this with a full band and he sounded great -- more confident than nearly any other of his performances I've seen. I listen to and play his music to this day. His music is truly timeless. Thank goodness we have plenty of it to listen to.
I go to college here. Elliot smith has become very special to me. I feel very fortunate to go to a place where his energy lays.
He has such a gentle soul
Elliott sounded so amazing here. Really on top of his game, I think, considering how rough the last couple of years were for him... I'm so sad that he isn't here today. I hope that wherever his spirit is now, he is at peace.
Mookie Blaylock Nope! I can hear just fine, thank you! 🙂
Ardiberen It does sadden me a little to see so many negative comments on this video of all videos, with this being Elliott's final performance before his passing, but yeah, I'm not letting anyone get me down. Being rude won't stop me from enjoying Elliott's music. 🙂
@@AllenMZim Good for you...its nice to see such enduring positivity in the face of ugly, useless commentary!
Mookie Blaylock why are you an Elliott fan you seem like such a confrontational bully ? Chill man
Woah. At 4:06 - - the face that turns around during the applause = me. I wasn't expecting that.
Lucky girl
Phil Spill you went to the last ever Elliott Smith gig? Holy shit
You are so beautiful.
@@MrBooYa-yd5er oh thank you!
@@jillianwirth2153 😘 I mean it. Wish they made em like you still!
The musicians musician, no one strikes your core as raw as Mr. Elliott Smith.
To me he surpassed his hero’s the Beatles and was the most important artist of the 90’s.
No one comes close to his stripped back purity.
Thank you Elliott Smith for being the talisman sound helping me through this shitty world. I hope your spirit regenerates past this planet and hits the next higher dimensional plane with such a vibration that your pure beauty and energy electrify and amplify the cosmos. May alien children know your talents in your new life and celebrate your artistry until you reach godhead and nothing means everything to you!!!
An Infinity of blessings to you
Xxxx
Xxx
Bryan Sturgeon, I’m not even going to lower my vibe too much with a little random spat with a stranger about who is more talented. I offered my opinion, which would obviously get shouted down by some Beatles fan. After all they were great. But To call Elliott Smith a joker is just funny man, and he only wrote in A minor... wtf???
Your lack of knowledge on the subject has tickled me, and to insinuate that I haven’t heard much music well... it’s precisely that I have had my ear to the ground that I put Elliott next to the Beatles.
Your cute kid like a little midget!!!
now I know your a funny guy, ya make me smile Kiddo.
Keep learning music kid... so much to know and so little time.
Anyway back to the pond for you little tiddler. 🐟
MICHAEL NEWHAM, what a beautiful and fitting tribute to write about someone such as Elliott Smith. I have read so many Beatles comparisons about him and sure, it is there to a degree. Many such as myself, Generation X (I am a year younger than Elliott) got started in our love for music with the Beatles. I started collecting Beatles albums when I was 9. However, by the time I was 10-11, I had already ran the gamut with the Beatles and now looking back we see how short lived they really were. More than that, I don't like seeing the Beatles comparison for the simple fact they were a Tavistock project and the real Paul McCartney has been long dead since November of 1966 and
the Sir Paul McCartney we know & see today is nothing more than the corporate product Paul McCartney. He is one of the highest level Freemasons out there. He is twice knighted by the impostor Queen and one only need look at footage of the Queen in the presence of Paul McCartney to see she is subservient to HIM. Here is a man who truly sold his soul to Lucifer. He paid his dues by losing Linda, the love of his life.
Danielle Marin
Paul McCartney is a dumpster pumper and has most certainly sexually assaulted victims of human trafficking.
Elliott Smith > the beatles
Also, I’m glad to see you have your eyes open. Your comments in freemasonry and Tavistock are based.
forever 34.i love you.
i fucking love elliott smith so much
FInding out in 2019 that many artists I respected were simply a lesser emulation of Elliott Smith.
fearbabyriffs like what artists?
the first one that comes to my
mind is Conor Oberst. the guitar and whispery vocals on i’m wide awake, it’s
morning remind me a lot of either/or
Which artists
He smiled at Jen there at the end as he sang "oh, how I love you" :')
Wrong Angle and then she stabbed him 32 days later
Elliott has meant so much to me it’s unreal. God, he was a fkn angel. Elliott, u are missed, u are loved.
INTROVERTED KING
It's that time of the year again
He’s really good here and plays, what I consider, all the golden songs. Doesn’t forget much more than where the capo needs to go and when he does he still sings pretty well till he realizes that it’s the wrong key. Also seems to look younger than most appearances prior to this the past couple years.
Agreed
I feel so happy when he starts playing a song and people on the crowd screams, recognizing the song... He was so talented, and we miss him so much.
One of the greatest songwriters !
funny how I long and miss someone I’ve never met so so much everyday , heck I wasn’t even born then . Ly always Elliot
In a world that can feel filled with strangers, one recognises a familiar face. 🌿
This is the best performance of Rose Parade imo
It’s sad to hear his last song he performed live and actually “feel” that sadness. Despite not meeting him, this still feels like nostalgia from long ago.
There's something so fitting about "Long Long Long" being the final song he played live
He looks better here than in previous shows. I believe he was finally sober and some nobody murdered him.
Special place in Hell if that’s the case.
YES...
suicide victims tend to seem more happy and peaceful in their last moments
@@vitaeante4478he was still murdered. it’s hard enough to stan yourself once, let alone twice.
The times when he messes up the song just make him more honest and relatable. We could learn a thing or two from that.
I wish I was born in that time I might can see you once. I love you forevermore.. you are my hero
I don’t even care how bad this filming is, thank you for doing it and uploading it. I was there and this is so nostalgic for me
How are people chatting away when Elliott is pouring out his soul I don't get it. I'd be in a trance watching Elliott. Just a thought! Rest easy Elliott we love you eternally from Ireland 🇮🇪🎙️🎵💚
Elliott was an excellent chordsmith and lyricist, but more meek than engaging on stage. I love his timid sounding vocal style but its not for the masses.
It's great that you can enjoy him. I tried to sing his praises to friends for years but few became as fond of his music as I did.
I'm OK with that. I'll always revisit his songs because they evoke very strong emotions. He was an incredible talent imo.
Right! So incredibly rude.
@keffinmckn3602 to be fair he's playing a solo set acoustic in front of what appears to be a large festival like crowd. There's videos of him with a full band in the same setting and it's received with rapturous applause. Context matters. Also he was probably either: recovering from substance abuse or in the throes of it during this performance which adds to the vulnerability of the performance. Either way I think he performed these songs almost perfectly. I watched this whole set and didn't feel unengaged once. Put Taylor Swift on a stage with a beat up acoustic for an hour plus I'd say she wouldn't fair much better.
@cityboyee There's no "appearance" of a crowd, but I can hear less than 50 people applauding after each song, so I'd disagree with you there.
As far as the "rapturous" applause in the live settings with a band, I've seen those same videos, and you're being hyperbolic at best.
Whether he's under the influence or in recovery is inconsequential to his timid demeanor.
Also, I didn't say that listeners weren't engaged with Elliott but that he wasn't a very engaging performer. You know, not much of a showman or performer but an artist with incredible songs.
Unfortunately, I also disagree that Taylor Swift wouldn't have a much larger crowd under her thumb armed with an acoustic guitar and microphone. She's a Mega star, and although I'm not a fan, I can see the difference.
If Elliott Smith could come back for one more show, I'm sure he could fill any venue. He is more popular posthumously than when he was here.
Whether people were talking through the show or not, I think its important that in his last show he sounded good, looked engaged, and appeared a lot healthier than he had in a long time. I'm sure there were a at least a couple people in that audience that were moved by his performance
One note about this show. I watched it 4 or 5 times this weekend. It seems like Elliott was in a pretty good mood, a bit unhappy with his screw ups of course, but generally smiling.
There were several points in the show where he tried to talk to the crowd, like the 'it sounds like the Eagles and I hate the Eagles' bit after I Figured You Out. He seems pretty insecure and not really able to engage the crowd. But the show was free and on a college campus, so probably 80% of the people in the crowd were just there to socialize. Beyond the 3rd row it was just people hanging out with friends. Loud talking, ignoring the music, etc. It was a shitty crowd. I don't know what that means but I thought I'd mention it...
+slippast agreed - sadly a lot of the live recordings have many indifferent or boorish crowd members. seems criminal looking back at it...
+slippast where did you find this video?
+Rodolfo Jalabert Well, I didn't find it, per se. I shot it with a little Canon MiniDV camera on a crappy monopod.
Remember that I had no way to post such a long video back then, TH-cam didn't even exist for another few years, and even then videos were limited to 10 minutes or less. That limitation didn't disappear until 2010. The other heavily compressed video of Elliott playing Say Yes (which came from this tape) was uploaded by me to Sweet Addy a day or two after this show, simply because I thought that was the best looking/sounding tune.
I lost the tape during a move about a year after this concert. About a year ago I was going through old boxes in my garage and found a bag of MiniDV tapes from that era that I had assumed were long-lost. I knew this tape was in there somewhere so I went through a bunch of painfully bad videos from film school before finding this tape. You can hear that the tape was deteriorating. The audio starts to cut out really badly in the last few minutes.
Anyway, that's the back story.
+slippast wow, nice story, no wonder I have never seen it before! I only have the audio of this one. So you were on swaddy before? I haven't checked that page since they put down the original forum :C
Anyway, thanks a lot for sharing this, I wish I had the luck of seeing him live!
It means that sometimes people really suck. It's incredibly rude to talk to your friend while someone is performing. Why go to listen to music if your just there to socialize. Go socialize at a restaurant.
the girl at 21:43 calling him darling is so adorable. He sure was
RIP elliot. You were a Beautiful soul too much so for this world. Its okay man.
All the talking of the crowd, if it was me i would be dead silent just enjoying my favorite artist ever. I started listening to Elliott when i was about 16 or so and gradually became hooked ever since.
alex shoemaker because only local hicks knew about him back then. It's only thanks to the Internet that dedicated fans found him
Wow, thank you so much for uploading this, I'd always wished that I had recorded it. I arrived late (during Needle In The Hay) and always regretted it. It blows my goddam mind that people have anything negative to say about Elliott, I'm not exaggerating when I say that his music saved my life. For those that criticize Elliott, I hope you'll at least consider this bit of advice, which is something I'm working on myself and requires a measure of humility: Why shit on someones art? Even if it's objectively bad, or you just hate it, another human put themself into their creation and shared it with you. If something isn't for you, move on. How about doing something constructive, like promoting the things you do like, or better yet creating your own art. xoxo
He seems really happy here and comfortable
the little bit of hair sticking out from the back of his head is so endearing lol
It's so magical to see him smiling....
his smile was too beautiful.. ❤️
@@carolinamonteiro181 Omg...it literally made me dizzy when he smiled at his so-called "set list master" . I wonder if that was her?
38:13 the way he sings “but I like you the best” is gorgeous.
part of me just secretly hopes one day i’ll wake up and he never passed. it hurts so much to think i’ll never see him live.
New remaster album out 2020. Elliott Smith is the king. I wish you was here with us today, I cherish it sounds so heavily. Love you Man, rest easy
If only Elliott knew how much he mattered to some of us, I wonder if he knew that his music would save lives?
i’m so proud of you, elliott. you got clean, you fought for happiness, but the end may have just been inevitable. in the words of don mclean, “this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you.”
"Vincent" really matches Elliott Smith perfectly. Besides the suicide part. Someone should make a music video tribute with that song.
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Whats vincent
Vincent is a Don McLean song from 1971 about the artist Vincent van gogh. But I think personally that it can be translated to be a song about any artist, sketcher, painter, singer, writer ecs. I hoped this helped!😁
Thank you for taking the time to clean up the video (and upload it).
Elliott helped me feel loved when I couldn’t love myself. His music is a huge part of why I’m still alive today, and I’m sure I’m not alone in that. Yes I wish he lived a full healthy life, one so that I could’ve gotten a chance to see him play live and two so that he could’ve created more music. But luckily he created a massive amount of music before his untimely death. And his death was not in vain, through sharing his music he has saved countless lives.
Thank you for recording this, for those of us who never got a chance to see him play or experience his personality it’s a blessing that there are recording of him. Such a beautiful soul, such a way with melodies, such a humble personality to go along with his music. Thank you lord for creating such a beautiful person and thank you to everyone who convinced Elliott to share his music and play shows and thank you to everyone who loves Elliott, if only he knew how much he mattered to some of us.
I wish I'd been there. This was shot on my 18th birthday. I was residing in Odyssey House, a rehab center, just a few miles away from the performance.
I was at this concert. I graduated from Utah the next May. I also remember the day Elliott passed. Total shock and sadness. Glad I got to see him even if a bunch of morons talked the entire concert.
Today would’ve been Elliott’s 53rd 🥳 rip
In a way Elliott is like Jesus to me. I dont listen to him when I'm happy but I worship him when I'm ready to say adios. He's saved me more than once.
I'm feeling that tonight, my friend. I often go back to old bands and artists i was obsessed with in previous parts of my life, but nobody has ever felt like going home quite like Elliott. It's been years since I've truly listened to him, but tonight i am crying and feeling Actually Understood. His smile throughout this set has me in actual tears, and i just wish he was still around to know what an effect he's had on so many of us, and how helpful his music has been to so many more than he could imagine.
just stop hahah
Same, I miss him so much 🥲
The most authentic musician of its time. I think we should be grateful for the amount of content Elliott actually created... even with all his suffering he never stopped composing and that's really fascinating. For all the things he went through, he actually could have gone very sooner.
Ill never get tired of watching this. Its like im sometimes look at elliott as if am himself sometimes .. , maybe more . ..at 50 and yet ...these songs transcended the 90s...i try to share hes output to everyone i know...but i guess we are the minority....not everyone can Hear ...them unless they have been aware of their own big ,little , trivial suffering ...and happiness.
Heaven would adore you, sweet Elliott.
Just wish I could thank Elliott for making my life richer with his wonderful music. He's deeply missed.
It’s beautiful to see that I am not the only one looking for him, we all still miss him so much. 🙏🏻 He left a void behind...such a pity. So young and so delicate. We miss you Elliott.
Thank you so much for this.
Thank you so much for this gem!
This is sad to watch. It happened on my 10th birthday, while I had no idea of who I am, neither who Elliott was. Even thou I've never had a chance to hear him live, nor to be a part of an era when he made his art, his music saved me so many times. I'm sure that, if I live long enough to hit 30, or 50, I will not make the same mistake that I did when I was a child, and that I'll be still boring to my friends recommending them to listen to his music.