I finally just noticed after all the times I've watched this,...when they start break dancing at around the 6:45 mark, the drummer's standing up while playing the drums and break dancing too.
Is that Eric Andre on Bass? That mic stand looks more like a guitar stand. That 'am I alright' transition was pretty quick. Two 'bumtables' and a bone phone was what Beck turned this into.
I'm watching the Austin City Limits doc and they go into Beck. I've never liked him as an artist. And I still don't. I don't love it. Like many country music songs, there is nothing being pushed as far as music is concerned. It is step back to ignorance. I'm not sorry for saying that his music sucks ass.
Josh Engel 99% of anything anyone does is. 100% of what 99% of people do is forgot about instantly. I remember this song from the 90's so it's already in the 1%.
+Justin No Origin Band I agree... Loser still hits for me when I hear it but this song was so overplayed when it came out that when I hear it on Pandora/etc. it don't do it for me anymore...
Beck, He's still as cool as the other side of the pillow!
For a guy who hasn’t released a decent album in 15 years.
@@Patsy_Parisi way better than all your albums.
@@Patsy_Parisi Incorrect, sir.
"Where It's At" was huge when I was a freshman in high school. Heard it at least twice an hour on the radio. This really takes me back. Love it.
Twice an hour, lol. Funny and accurate.
An absolute masterpiece of a track. Mona Lisa in audio format....
"That was a good drum break"
Beck brought the house down!
Beck...is the coolest nerd on the planet, which I think puts him into the coolest person on the planet.
The 80’s designer jeans call and response shout out sent this jam into overdrive
I finally just noticed after all the times I've watched this,...when they start break dancing at around the 6:45 mark, the drummer's standing up while playing the drums and break dancing too.
Always part of my life his music is off the scale.
July 11th 1996 crazy times, we were crazy for those cheesy keyboard notes when it was released.
Dayum, I forgot how good he was at working the crowd!
Beck trippin his ass off writing this one.. its a fuckin great song
Damn this was fantastic!
Fantastic! So glad I watched him on ACL last night! Learned something new, and quite amazing!
That was a lot of fun to watch and reminisce about seeing him oh so many years ago.
All his music makes me wanna have 12 of his babies. He's a fucking genius.
Grande Beck
Hell yes...harmonica
Loving the high five rock the Catskills near the end
how much you want to bet kanye is that one dislike...
acepilot1 that no good s.o.b.
EFFIN' 👍 GREAT 👍
Whoever is the one dislike on this video must have no tongue because they have no taste.
Its obviously Kanye West.
Is that Eric Andre on Bass? That mic stand looks more like a guitar stand. That 'am I alright' transition was pretty quick. Two 'bumtables' and a bone phone was what Beck turned this into.
Justin medal Johnson if I'm correct
yaaasss...
5:43 crowd "Where it's at!"
7:27 One Foot in the Grave
Yes he was talking Jeff Beck.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Most people faces you could tell only know the lyric, "Where it's at! I got two turntables and microphone!" lol
Tight
I need the tone of his harmonica, which note it is?
Decade and hands clap ya hands
the other song (harmonica part) is one foot on the grave
I don't think you can find 10 seconds of Beck's life where he's not the coolest dude in the room
Doesn't this guy ever age?
yeah, he's like a white pharrell williams, sans plagiarism.
Apparently he does not.
Pretty sure his dance moves and lack there of is proof that he does
Timeless, same as his music.
When you a friend of Xenu he makes good things happen!
Take Me Home With My Elevator Bones
Would have been better a little more uptempo and a bit heavier on the guitars. Just to make it fresh...either way still dope.
Morris code on acid
He can't sing.
This isn't as good as his NYC version from 1997.
Clay Aiken can blow him off the stage.
I'm watching the Austin City Limits doc and they go into Beck. I've never liked him as an artist. And I still don't. I don't love it. Like many country music songs, there is nothing being pushed as far as music is concerned. It is step back to ignorance. I'm not sorry for saying that his music sucks ass.
Not really a lasting classic. Just saying...
Josh Engel 99% of anything anyone does is. 100% of what 99% of people do is forgot about instantly. I remember this song from the 90's so it's already in the 1%.
+Justin No Origin Band I agree... Loser still hits for me when I hear it but this song was so overplayed when it came out that when I hear it on Pandora/etc. it don't do it for me anymore...
Not really a lasting comment. just saying...
Idk about you but I still love blasting this jam