Bush 'Everything Zen' Late Night w/ David Letterman 03 March 1995. Trauma Records Promo VHS. Includes opening credits, band introduction and full song.
Bush deserves to be in the conversation when talking about great bands from the grunge era. They have a couple of hits and I’m sure they’re well off, but they don’t get the recognition they deserve from the general grunge community. Why is that? Because they came up after Nirvana went down?
Also, always thought this was their best song. Cool to see they thought so too (I’m assume, since they picked it for their first TV appearance). They did pretty good, all things considered. Great late night debut.
Technically, this was their lead single and about 3 months after Sixteen Stone’s release. I do agree it is one of the songs off the album, but this was all they could play at this point because they were trying to keep the momentum building. “Little Things” came out a month or so later, followed by “Comedown” - “Glycerine” - and “Machinehead” in 1996
@@MetalHeadsProduction arguably alien and body from SS also could have been singles... Swallowed, Greedy Fly, and Cold Contagious from RS.. .Mouth from Deconstructed and Chemicals and Letting the Cables Sleep from Science.. they have a ton of hits...
Yes because he was rising to fame at this point. He openly admitted record labels viewed his voice as a weakness early on. This is very early days of the bands fame. He also openly admits he would get nervous and couldn’t even look at the crowd before the show most of the times. He’s nervous and probably also felt performance anxiety
I prefer when live performances have imperfections like being “out of tune”. They sounded great and it adds so much character to them as a band and to the music.
@@marchatesyou1 TY 4 sharing. Take care. I got see these guys first time Las Vegas, June 95. I just turned 18. Friend & I taking road trip fr KC to LA. It was by pure chance they were playing in Vegas night we were there. No one heard them yet
Also inflections in his vocals... the ending was kind of a serve the servants type thing. A ton of people were influenced by nirvana back then, so no surprise.
@@chrisgunnels7886 maybe Google them? They were one of the original Grunge type bands from the late 80s. Tons of their music available to you on TH-cam
I'd have to see that as a cited quote, because I highly doubt it. I saw Bush, Toadies, and Hum on that tour, and Vaden (Toadies' lead singer) praised Bush a few times through their set.
Well they were considered pretty big posers at the time. They were like a 5th generation grunge ripoff band. But honestly hearing them now they don't sound nearly as bad to me as they did at the time.
@@ImaginalComponent I don't recall Smells Like Teen Spirit having slide guitar in it... 🤔 I'd have loved to hear Kurt try to play slide. Motherfucker could barely string four chords together in time. 🤣 Do you Nirvana hipsters ever give up? I mean... Kurt's been dead for almost 30 years, man. Nirvana was probably the least technically talented bands to come out of Seattle or out of the entire 90's decade. I mean... The drummer was actually the only truly talented guitar player and vocalist of them all...and he didn't even do that shit in that band, and he's even said he's the one of the most basic drummers of all time.
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My senior year of high school.
One of my favorite albums of all-time.
Bush deserves to be in the conversation when talking about great bands from the grunge era. They have a couple of hits and I’m sure they’re well off, but they don’t get the recognition they deserve from the general grunge community. Why is that? Because they came up after Nirvana went down?
Also, always thought this was their best song. Cool to see they thought so too (I’m assume, since they picked it for their first TV appearance). They did pretty good, all things considered. Great late night debut.
Technically, this was their lead single and about 3 months after Sixteen Stone’s release.
I do agree it is one of the songs off the album, but this was all they could play at this point because they were trying to keep the momentum building.
“Little Things” came out a month or so later, followed by “Comedown” - “Glycerine” - and “Machinehead” in 1996
@@MetalHeadsProduction arguably alien and body from SS also could have been singles... Swallowed, Greedy Fly, and Cold Contagious from RS.. .Mouth from Deconstructed and Chemicals and Letting the Cables Sleep from Science.. they have a ton of hits...
Yup n oasis fans n england bash them as much as they can
I like em the best outta grunge
90’s legends
This brings back great memories! love it!
This album was my favorite for a while
I was lucky enough to see these guys 2x🙋🏻👍🏻💯 defo a great band. Brilliant
This song got my attention immediately. Jumped at the chance to see them in Philly. My friend was thrilled to go along.😊
Hell yeah! Id like to see all the tv performences of bush from sixteen stone and razorblade suitcase.
Just saw them in DC Aug 2023, awesome
I want that Tshirt so bad
Same
😂🤟
Me too and a hoodie
Agreed
He'd prolly be cancelled and called a sexist right wing nazi for wearing that these days
Exceptional instrumentalists!
Love Gavin's guitar tone here.
Euphonious 🤘
Bush at their height. Great band. Any dude don’t think so? Jealous of Gavin’s looks
Not me, hair to my ass biker looking not college kid looking.
@@grindfreakmike5754 sounds qu33r to me bro. Oh well😮
Gavin is still so hot, if I were a dude, I'd be jealous too.
Nice shirit Gavin...
Drummer nailed it, ya the rest as well
👁️
Love to see phoebe's bush
Why did Nigel leave?
To focus on family
Whys everybody hating on this comment section
Everything Zen, EV-1:58 RI Thang ZEN
Yea, he looks a little uncomfortable.
Yes because he was rising to fame at this point. He openly admitted record labels viewed his voice as a weakness early on. This is very early days of the bands fame. He also openly admits he would get nervous and couldn’t even look at the crowd before the show most of the times. He’s nervous and probably also felt performance anxiety
Outstanding.
So out of tune for moments, still great
I prefer when live performances have imperfections like being “out of tune”. They sounded great and it adds so much character to them as a band and to the music.
Imperfections are a main element in live grunge
Whatchu know bout dis?
Summer 95
18yrs old
i was 11/12 when my older bro brought this home on cd to our shared tiny bedroom...loved it ever since..one of the greatest debut albums ever
@@marchatesyou1 TY 4 sharing.
Take care.
I got see these guys first time Las Vegas, June 95.
I just turned 18.
Friend & I taking road trip fr KC to LA.
It was by pure chance they were playing in Vegas night we were there.
No one heard them yet
Gets the verses wrong
Not I look up sometimes
While i loved their music,never thought Gavin sounded good live. Never looked comfy playing guitar n singing
Te sugiero que busques a Bush en concierto de woodstok1999 es epico
Is this a Nirvana tribute band?
Do they sound alike? I guess they both have distorted guitars
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Also inflections in his vocals... the ending was kind of a serve the servants type thing.
A ton of people were influenced by nirvana back then, so no surprise.
is this a stupid comment?
🙄🤪
I was mesmerised in the 90s, but now it sounds rubbish
The Toadies toured with Bush and couldn't stand them. I think they claimed they were arrogant, humorless, self important jerks
I can believe it, at the same time they were basically kids. I watched them at rock am ring 2022 and it was awesome!
Who are the Toadies?
@@chrisgunnels7886 maybe Google them? They were one of the original Grunge type bands from the late 80s. Tons of their music available to you on TH-cam
I'd have to see that as a cited quote, because I highly doubt it. I saw Bush, Toadies, and Hum on that tour, and Vaden (Toadies' lead singer) praised Bush a few times through their set.
@@chrisgunnels7886 🤣Possum Kingdom
Weeaaaaak!
Yup. Posers, sadly. I was si needy for filling Kurt’s gap that I let them slip with the second album. Watching this in retrospective, blatantly weak.
This is prob what I look like when I play in public
strange singing and frontman
Really seems like he was forcing an American accent, when they’re a British band.
Well they were considered pretty big posers at the time. They were like a 5th generation grunge ripoff band. But honestly hearing them now they don't sound nearly as bad to me as they did at the time.
Gavin Cobain... Freak fake
This band was for kids who didn’t know anything about music.
Little things that kill was a good song tho
@@brainsniffer yes, Little Things was a good song... when it was called "Smells Like Teen Spirit"....
@@ImaginalComponent
I don't recall Smells Like Teen Spirit having slide guitar in it... 🤔 I'd have loved to hear Kurt try to play slide. Motherfucker could barely string four chords together in time. 🤣
Do you Nirvana hipsters ever give up? I mean... Kurt's been dead for almost 30 years, man. Nirvana was probably the least technically talented bands to come out of Seattle or out of the entire 90's decade. I mean... The drummer was actually the only truly talented guitar player and vocalist of them all...and he didn't even do that shit in that band, and he's even said he's the one of the most basic drummers of all time.
@@ImaginalComponent yes, Smells Like Teen Spirit was a good song... when it was called "More Than a Feeling"...
Excuse me?
They had a few good songs but this aint one of em
Swallowed and Tendency to start fires. That’s about it
This song rules
This song is phenomenal. The album version is better