I don’t know why, but there is nothing more satisfying than watching the evolution of young Jello drawing all over young Nardwuar’s face with a marker, to doing a 3 hour interview with him decades later. And the 12 other interviews in between
Me: Hi Jello Biafra, how are you today? Jello: Well, you know, Today was a song recorded by Smashing Pumpkins back in the early 90's, but there's a band called The New Christy Minstrels who also recorded a song called Today waaay back in like 1964 that was covered by artists named The Sandpipers and also Jimmy Rogers, both in 1967 and I believe John Denver also recorded that song too and stuff......... 3 hours later..... Me: So how are YOU? Jello: I feel good despite how shitty everything that's been going on and stuff, you know, I Feel Good by James Brown was one of those songs that really got the kids going back in..... Love Jello's in depth wanderings into the subjects put to him by the ever awesome Nardwuar
Because jello is talking about his passion which is collecting records. If You asked me about cooking my own Indian Curry I could give u an Hour's worth
It doesn't take much to make Jello talk. Watch his Anthony Fantano interview. It's probably an hour long and Fantano probably asked less than 5 quesitons lol
Jello's knowledge on records is amazing, but what's more amazing is his knowledge and passion for obscure niche trends and weird mediums of records produced as a product of their time is truly awesome. I could listen to him talk about records for hours.
Hearing and watching Jello talk about his process to make music is amazing and I hope other musicians use this as a template to make songs. I don't do this as much as I should but I have done it. The more you expand your musical reach the more different and unique your songs will be
I absolutely love these two together...... Podcast? Punk rock music could use a duo like this to help us bond and form community. Besides buddy podcasts are all the rage lately
Didn't know Nardwuar had had a stroke, but two? I remember discovering his videos like 13 years ago (i was 12 back then), i inmediatly liked him and began my music discovery journey based on some of the artists he interviewed. I hope he gets to live many more years and make many more interviews.
Jello really oughta make a TH-cam channel discussing the history records and record collecting. Steve Albini has been doing TH-cam videos for electrical audio lately that has gotten some attention so I'm sure Jello could build a TH-cam audience too
I just wish he wouldn't get so into these wacko records corporations or political people made to brainwash people. They are worthwhile to be aware of and scoff at but wish he'd more stick to cool musical stuff. I can listen to a great record hundreds of times and whereas I listen to way more stuff than most people you still have to draw the line. That being said all the records he is associated with musically are pretty high quality!
Collectors of rare "novelty" vinyl are gonna love this Part 2 of Nardwuar vs Jello Biafra live from both Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada & San Francisco, California, USA.
Best giveaway record was Shadows Of Knight "Potato Chip". It was a flexi disc that came in bags of chips in 1966. They were known for doing the more famous version on Gloria, but they have some other banging garage stuff including this one that came in bags of potato chips!
There is a documentary on Netflix, titled Bathtubs over Broadway, about Steve Young from the Letterman show and his discovery of Industrial Musicals. Jello is featured throughout the doc.
Something tells me these industrial musicals were an inspiration for mel brooks when he made the producer. I mean a one time show that no one is ever gonna see with an insane budget? sounds pretty embezzly to me
my dad was very involved with the kansas bluegrass scene and seeing those mufftars just reminds me of a muffler stand up bass one of his friends had built back in like 2000-2005 @NardwuarServiette
Raveen the impossibilist! Once he made a friend of mine turn into a chicken, and his life was of course shattered. He no longer thinks he has free will, just whatever some guy whispers in his ear.
Narduar: I'm here with Joe- Joe Biden: DiMagg-sorry Come on, Jack. Narduar: Joe Biden, did you once say you didn't want your children to grow up in a racial jungle?
This guy talks a lot but doesn't say much 🤔 really hard to follow this interview. I guess if I knew who he was I would care a little more but I really just come for the serviette
You are enough of a music fan to watch Nardwuar and you are on Part II of the video (45+ minutes in) and you have never heard of Dead Kennedys? No shame in being a hip hop head who knows The Nard through his interviews with mumble rappers and 90s legends, but how did you get this far in the interview? To make a long story short, Jello is one of the Godfathers of American punk music.
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Nardwuar's relationship with Jello will go down in history as one of the greatest of all time.
If I ever go missing, I want narduar to come looking for me
Michael: I'm miss...
Nardwuar: Hey buddy
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Michael: "How did you know where I..."
Nardwuar: "You're Michael Claughton, we gotta know!"
Underrated comment. Good job.
I don’t know why, but there is nothing more satisfying than watching the evolution of young Jello drawing all over young Nardwuar’s face with a marker, to doing a 3 hour interview with him decades later. And the 12 other interviews in between
Me: Hi Jello Biafra, how are you today?
Jello: Well, you know, Today was a song recorded by Smashing Pumpkins back in the early 90's, but there's a band called The New Christy Minstrels who also recorded a song called Today waaay back in like 1964 that was covered by artists named The Sandpipers and also Jimmy Rogers, both in 1967 and I believe John Denver also recorded that song too and stuff.........
3 hours later.....
Me: So how are YOU?
Jello: I feel good despite how shitty everything that's been going on and stuff, you know, I Feel Good by James Brown was one of those songs that really got the kids going back in.....
Love Jello's in depth wanderings into the subjects put to him by the ever awesome Nardwuar
My heart broke when Jello said Nard had a stroke..and two of them! :( stay strong Nard. The world needs you! Doot doot!
Two of my favorite people talking about absolutely priceless things, this makes me jump around, I'm so happy!
Cha Cha with Klaus!
I love the character break at the beginning as Jello laughs at Nard. So good.
I like the way his incisive, interrogative interviewing technique somehow managed to draw longer answers out of the notoriously tight-lipped Jello.
Because jello is talking about his passion which is collecting records.
If You asked me about cooking my own Indian Curry I could give u an Hour's worth
It doesn't take much to make Jello talk. Watch his Anthony Fantano interview. It's probably an hour long and Fantano probably asked less than 5 quesitons lol
LOLOLO !!! ;- )
I know, I think a sniffle could get Jello going.
@@annonymost9318 yup, conceivably an interview could consist of a brief glance towards him from the interviewer, and last for an hour or two.
Jello's knowledge on records is amazing, but what's more amazing is his knowledge and passion for obscure niche trends and weird mediums of records produced as a product of their time is truly awesome. I could listen to him talk about records for hours.
"Sometimes I think I ought to stop writing this stuff, because it keeps coming true." That was a great statement.
I swear this man knows the secret to immortality
U mean Nard?
@@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631 must be he means Nard cuz....despite me STILL crushing on Jello...Father Time def. HAS NOT forgotten him.....
Hearing and watching Jello talk about his process to make music is amazing and I hope other musicians use this as a template to make songs. I don't do this as much as I should but I have done it. The more you expand your musical reach the more different and unique your songs will be
Enjoy seeing NardW quiet and captivated while letting Jello educate
Doot doola loot do
Doot doot
@@christhornton5189 and keep on washin' your hands in the free world!
Doot doo !
@@nardwuar lol
I absolutely love these two together...... Podcast? Punk rock music could use a duo like this to help us bond and form community. Besides buddy podcasts are all the rage lately
Didn't know Nardwuar had had a stroke, but two? I remember discovering his videos like 13 years ago (i was 12 back then), i inmediatly liked him and began my music discovery journey based on some of the artists he interviewed. I hope he gets to live many more years and make many more interviews.
Great interview. Good to see Nardwuar with Jello again!
I think this 3 parter is my favourite conversation ever between two people. Cool to see both Biafra and Nard sound like theyre talking to old friends
Jello really oughta make a TH-cam channel discussing the history records and record collecting. Steve Albini has been doing TH-cam videos for electrical audio lately that has gotten some attention so I'm sure Jello could build a TH-cam audience too
That would be amazing
I just wish he wouldn't get so into these wacko records corporations or political people made to brainwash people. They are worthwhile to be aware of and scoff at but wish he'd more stick to cool musical stuff. I can listen to a great record hundreds of times and whereas I listen to way more stuff than most people you still have to draw the line. That being said all the records he is associated with musically are pretty high quality!
Nice to see their relationship grow from hostile to interview with your cool grandpa.
Collectors of rare "novelty" vinyl are gonna love this Part 2 of Nardwuar vs Jello Biafra live from both Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada & San Francisco, California, USA.
Love ya nard love ya jello so glad i caught this right as its uploaded!
Best giveaway record was Shadows Of Knight "Potato Chip". It was a flexi disc that came in bags of chips in 1966. They were known for doing the more famous version on Gloria, but they have some other banging garage stuff including this one that came in bags of potato chips!
Claim your "here before a million views tickets here"
jello has opened me to the world of corporate musical records and i will now purchase that pepsi record to have as the start of my collection
There is a documentary on Netflix, titled Bathtubs over Broadway, about Steve Young from the Letterman show and his discovery of Industrial Musicals. Jello is featured throughout the doc.
Love ya Jello, been a fan since I first heard 'kill the poor' on Punk & Disorderly back in the day. Thanks for the great memories my cosmic brother!
Something tells me these industrial musicals were an inspiration for mel brooks when he made the producer. I mean a one time show that no one is ever gonna see with an insane budget? sounds pretty embezzly to me
You are a God for doing these Nardwuar.
This was fun to hear Jello talking about lounge records, American Whitewater is a fun record and love Joe Savage!
Its nice to hear Jello rant about something other than politics!! Good Job Nardwuar!!
I live in San Francisco too.
"And like a good neighbor, Jello is there!"
Wish I could run into him...
Been hoping that for years too. I wonder what neighborhood he lives in? Back in the early 80s he was easy to find....
Jello, fascinating as always. Nardwaur, a joy, as expected.
I love how jello is such a music fan, to the point where gets autographs
jello's shirt is a vibe
Biafra is so hilarious! What a watch, too funny!
I could listen to this for hours.
my dad was very involved with the kansas bluegrass scene and seeing those mufftars just reminds me of a muffler stand up bass one of his friends had built back in like 2000-2005 @NardwuarServiette
If you haven't heard Robby the Werewolf, you have to. It's a classic.
Saw Dead Kennedy's in Liverpool years ago
Being from NH I have to find that album now. The place where that band recorded it,The Red Blazer is still open
Bathtubs over Broadway is an entertaining documentary
My bathroom~my bathroom 🎶
"Very spunky old ladies"
nice! He mentioned Reveen. He was Australian but Canada embraced him
Oh wow he knows "Neptunes"... he knows a shockingly a LOT anyway.
If I am not mistaken I do believe that is where the "frontier psychiatry" sample (used by the Avalanches) comes from.
Sorry to hear Upper Crust won't do an album with AT. That pairing would be amazing!
Really? Nobody else is going to mention that kitten shirt? 😻!
It's a gift from Greg Ginn
V Vale and Research are amazing!
You can look up a sophisticated Industrial Musical called That Agency Thing about guys who were in ad sales on the radio. My dad did music.
Raveen the impossibilist! Once he made a friend of mine turn into a chicken, and his life was of course shattered. He no longer thinks he has free will, just whatever some guy whispers in his ear.
Shout out to the Pretty Things making it on the cover of the Ugly Things Nard is holding up there! Oh the irony!
Nice interview
JELLO HELLO!
Liverpool is excellent for rare and Cult Vinyl
epic
Naurwaur you should interview president joe Biden
Narduar: I'm here with Joe-
Joe Biden: DiMagg-sorry Come on, Jack.
Narduar: Joe Biden, did you once say you didn't want your children to grow up in a racial jungle?
Smoke pot
I agree.
Doot
That's funny I have an Auto Zone video and they are doing music videos and song parodies I stumbled across it in the 90's
I own a copy of that Dr. Murray Banks album
I have that same shirt that Jello is wearing.
that muffler guitar guy makes me think of Solmania
2:59. Truuue
Is it true Jello was an original member of the band Brujeria?
No, but he did the intro for their second album Raza Odiada
Nardwuar, when will you interview Fiona Apple?
Hey it's Ricky from TPB. Lol
Big fan
@Nardwuar
You should try and try and get Eminem for one
Supergran's grandson!
GIVE US THE MONEY DIPSHIT!!!!!!
ebic
What's the name of that film Jello talks about ?
Bathtubs over broadway
He spoke for almost an hour on one breath. He can't shut up.
is it a bad thing though?
There's ALWAYS room for Jello
@@FedUpSista if you are vegan, you can't eat bone meal. On that note, keep that hospital dessert to yourself please.
@@sreppocdrawde9749 I'm glad you remember the context. You have an EXCELLENT sense of humor. LOL 😅
The world's worse singer is Christian singer Carmen. All his "hits" are demented.
🙂😄💫💫💫
Yessir
Jello loves hearing himself talk.
I wish he would say something meaningful.
Nardwaur vs Fred durst
Yo
This guy talks a lot but doesn't say much 🤔 really hard to follow this interview. I guess if I knew who he was I would care a little more but I really just come for the serviette
You are enough of a music fan to watch Nardwuar and you are on Part II of the video (45+ minutes in) and you have never heard of Dead Kennedys? No shame in being a hip hop head who knows The Nard through his interviews with mumble rappers and 90s legends, but how did you get this far in the interview? To make a long story short, Jello is one of the Godfathers of American punk music.
@@Gekokujo76 jello is the definition of a legend. Such a Smart, talented and funny guy
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First again
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I think Trump is great
Jello talks too much and I don't even care about politics
mentalnote: try this one later