Yeah, Paul’s band was probably on the bass. Paul and the producers I guess were pretty strict about the band jamming along with the guest band. Not sure why that was.
One of the best ever. I saw Dinosaur jr on the Henry Rollins show and everyone is bald or grey. I can't believe how fast time goes by. It seems like yesterday to me. I turned 40 this year and my son wants to play guitar. I'm glad to be able to show the great music of this era to him. The 90's!
Hey Ken, your comment’s nearly a decade old now! And we’re nearly a decade older 😅 How’s your boy and that guitar coming along? Are you aware that the 90s/early 00s style, aesthetic, and music has been coming back around into fashion for the “cool”/“artsy” young folks?
My wife still drags me to Dinosaur Jr. And J. Mascis concerts.. 2 years ago in Newtown in Sydney, I left the Men's toilet and there he was, purple shoes, Grey beard and all.. I ran into the crowd where my wife was watching the support act and I just reefed her from the front row barrier and ran her down towards the men's toilet. Her dream was to meet J Mascis and she was within arms reach of him. He was talking with some of the stage crew.. She could have hugged him, called out his name, tapped in on the shoulder or whatever, but she didn't.. She was just frozen in shock and missed the opportunity. I wish I'd done something to get his attention, but it was all so fast and then he vanished behind a curtain.. The show was awesome. It was just him and his guitar.
A friend and I saw J standing across the street from CBGB after he played one of the last shows there. He was holding two guitar cases, waiting for a ride I guess. J is not the gregarious, outgoing, conversationalist type, we came to find out.
Saw J playing an acoustic show at a place called the Met Cafe in Providence RI in the mid 90s. My buddy saw J in the bathroom and had the balls to ask him for an autograph. J happily obliged with a black sharpie "J" on my buddy's hand. Great memory.
One day in the early 1990's I was driving along on the LA freeways doing my messenger job, and I realized that there was all this cool new music coming out and thought I should get into some of it, so I decided to go buy a cassette of something I heard on the radio that day. The song I heard that struck me was feel The Pain. I put Without A Sound in my car stereo and let it auto-reverse over and over again for weeks, and became a lifelong fan. Henry Rollins says that they don't have a bad album, and he's right. One of the striking things about this song that is so different from modern music is how the tempo changes, it definitely gives it a human feel, definitely not the way everything is locked to a grid and auto-tuned nowadays.
You know, well, I mean I don't mean to insult you because I'm sure you know about that one time, but apparently Cobain twice asked JM to join Nirvana. He rocked Alien Workshop gear before any other person who ever lived....
My mind kind of exploded when I saw he wasn't playing his jazzmaster. Have you seen the video where he's wearing a leopard print like hat and jacket combo? Super funny, I think it was also a Letterman from the early nineties.
Ethan Plante not sure about the leopard print hat and jacket.. sounds pretty sweet. he was in his major label days here and probably felt obliged to spend a tiny fraction of 1% of his income on clothes. I get the feeling J keeps a pretty tight budget for everything other than musical gear. he still lived with his parents when he cut where u been
+The Blissful Zombie that's one and only truth. i remember Cobain talkin' about the way Mascis played guitar and how he often cryed and clensed his soul listening to J's solo parts. I wouldn't pay much attention what people like this one sayin' D.Jr. is overrated, are writing or talking, you can see from a mile away he don't know much, about anything.
My best friend and I got to see them twice in Philadelphia in the 90s on really good lsd. It was an outstanding time 🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️🥰 now we are almost 50 and we still are best friends and still laugh about the fun we had those nights🤣🙌
Mike Johnson did a great work with Mascis, He replace Lou Barlow, when Dinosaur Jr. start to create "Where you Been", Mike Johnson work with Dinosaur JR. until fall of 1997 when he leave the band for take care of him own works...he worked with so much artist in 90's. Ps. Mike Johnson Also appears in Feel the pain official music video.
Thanks for posting, I always loved this song. Is the bassist invisible? I distinctly hear a bass guitar, the 2 electrics, but don't see the bassist. Is Kim Deal backstage?
It was Letterman. Back then he had a rule about bands, I can't remember how it worked but he wouldn't let whole bands on. When the Pixies played I think it was just Charles and Joey, Kim and the drummer were there but they weren't playing. I think. It's been a while. I think the drummer might have had a tamborine or something. That was from Trompe Le Monde, which came out in 91 or around then. It was a weird rule so I wonder if that's why there's no bassist here?
The worlds most dangerous band was supporting Dino j off to the side - Will Lee on bass, Sid on guitar and a guest guitar player in Orange (who is HE?) @@matthewjdouglas6471
Yeah, this era is still great and still sounds exactly like Dinosaur Jr. to me. I think it's pretty clear at this point that J is THE creative force behind the band. He writes literally everything. Lou wrote the songs he does lead vocals on, so like, what, eight songs total over their entire career? Two from living all over me and two from each of the three most recent albums. Murph hasn't written anything afaik. Not trying to shit on murph and lou, but let's be real, they are pretty replaceable, lol.
I once had a girl love me so much she bought me every Dino cd over time. oh joy!!! thank you Sarah.
what amazing gifts from a keeper! still have her man?
+Huelogy yeah she was. unfortunately I was probably too busy getting stoned listen Dino! ha. lost her long ago. 😩
J Beckmann same here. Beautiful memories
J Beckmann don't blame you. good years to get stoned, man.
can i have your girlfriend
Is there anyone else who has really awesome sometimes non-mainstream bands on their show? Because letterman was tight in that department.
Conan and Colbert used to from time to time.
B W they are a great band but were never mainstream
I'd say the mainstream had come to them at about this time ...
conan back in the day. and going back a little further: "fridays" had devo and king crimson..
There was a British show in the early 90's that did called The Word. Nirvana did their first ever TV appearance on there.
shout out to the invisible bassist
I came here to say this
It's probably Will Lee off camera.
Album title🫥🎸
visible @3:02?!
Yeah, Paul’s band was probably on the bass. Paul and the producers I guess were pretty strict about the band jamming along with the guest band. Not sure why that was.
One of the best ever. I saw Dinosaur jr on the Henry Rollins show and everyone is bald or grey. I can't believe how fast time goes by. It seems like yesterday to me. I turned 40 this year and my son wants to play guitar. I'm glad to be able to show the great music of this era to him. The 90's!
Hey Ken, your comment’s nearly a decade old now! And we’re nearly a decade older 😅 How’s your boy and that guitar coming along? Are you aware that the 90s/early 00s style, aesthetic, and music has been coming back around into fashion for the “cool”/“artsy” young folks?
My wife still drags me to Dinosaur Jr. And J. Mascis concerts..
2 years ago in Newtown in Sydney, I left the Men's toilet and there he was, purple shoes, Grey beard and all.. I ran into the crowd where my wife was watching the support act and I just reefed her from the front row barrier and ran her down towards the men's toilet. Her dream was to meet J Mascis and she was within arms reach of him. He was talking with some of the stage crew.. She could have hugged him, called out his name, tapped in on the shoulder or whatever, but she didn't.. She was just frozen in shock and missed the opportunity.
I wish I'd done something to get his attention, but it was all so fast and then he vanished behind a curtain..
The show was awesome. It was just him and his guitar.
A friend and I saw J standing across the street from CBGB after he played one of the last shows there. He was holding two guitar cases, waiting for a ride I guess. J is not the gregarious, outgoing, conversationalist type, we came to find out.
I doubt he would've said anything to her! He's not much of a talker.
Saw J playing an acoustic show at a place called the Met Cafe in Providence RI in the mid 90s. My buddy saw J in the bathroom and had the balls to ask him for an autograph. J happily obliged with a black sharpie "J" on my buddy's hand. Great memory.
When the world collectively still liked good music
Damn right 👍🏻
I’m pretty sure this is my favorite song from the 90s. It never gets old.
One day in the early 1990's I was driving along on the LA freeways doing my messenger job, and I realized that there was all this cool new music coming out and thought I should get into some of it, so I decided to go buy a cassette of something I heard on the radio that day. The song I heard that struck me was feel The Pain. I put Without A Sound in my car stereo and let it auto-reverse over and over again for weeks, and became a lifelong fan. Henry Rollins says that they don't have a bad album, and he's right. One of the striking things about this song that is so different from modern music is how the tempo changes, it definitely gives it a human feel, definitely not the way everything is locked to a grid and auto-tuned nowadays.
Easily one of the best late night performances, ever. Killer.
One of the best guitar tones ever.
Ladies and gentlemen, 90s alt rock at its best ..
Well said
Daniel Sayers MUSIC at it's best
You know, well, I mean I don't mean to insult you because I'm sure you know about that one time, but apparently Cobain twice asked JM to join Nirvana.
He rocked Alien Workshop gear before any other person who ever lived....
Mascis is my favorite guitarist of all times.
So young, but we all were then.
1994 meant telecasters and suit jackets for young J
My mind kind of exploded when I saw he wasn't playing his jazzmaster. Have you seen the video where he's wearing a leopard print like hat and jacket combo? Super funny, I think it was also a Letterman from the early nineties.
Ethan Plante not sure about the leopard print hat and jacket.. sounds pretty sweet. he was in his major label days here and probably felt obliged to spend a tiny fraction of 1% of his income on clothes. I get the feeling J keeps a pretty tight budget for everything other than musical gear. he still lived with his parents when he cut where u been
Noticed the sparkly blue tele too.
@@justinkline1294 recently Fender made a signature model based on it
Magnificent. Played this so many times on pub juke boxes in the 90s.
Played it on the pub jukebox here in Queens NY last night! 🍻
love how J. can barely wait to finish his lyrics so he can thrash his locks... man theyre the best
What a great song.
I agree
Now that I am old, this song makes me cry, kinda.
Manak
@@artuszara2684 loll i see him in a lot of alternative rock vids, fellow pinoy
Fuck yeah, jaw dropping performance, i heard this band 25 years ago but they never clicked with me, no idea why i love them now
Same here , now I have all 13 of their albums and listen to them almost daily .
I love it at 1:58 how they go from that chaotic jam right back into that kick ass riff.
How can a song be so fuckin awesome?
Love Mike Johnson's performance here. Wish he played more co-lead guitar with Dinosaur live.
This is the most underrated band ever!
amfella the are not underrated :)
+Unders that is the most pretentious hipster thing I've ever heard lol
+The Blissful Zombie that's one and only truth. i remember Cobain talkin' about the way Mascis played guitar and how he often cryed and clensed his soul listening to J's solo parts. I wouldn't pay much attention what people like this one sayin' D.Jr. is overrated, are writing or talking, you can see from a mile away he don't know much, about anything.
YoungMasterpiece Fuck Cobain that whiny bitch.
YoungMasterpiece Cobain was a Pavement fan dumbass.
My best friend and I got to see them twice in Philadelphia in the 90s on really good lsd. It was an outstanding time 🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️🥰 now we are almost 50 and we still are best friends and still laugh about the fun we had those nights🤣🙌
Heard this today for the first time. I love discovering new music!++
Zander Mort whole album wails 🤘🏻
Old music.
What a treat!
Thank you, TH-cam God(s)...this song takes me back to the good old days..
Always loved J’s rhythm technique. Highly underrated player. Very tasteful
I was slow to love this song, but it gradually grew on me over time, and now it's one of my favorite alt-rock songs of that era!
It's absurd this song got on tv lol. Love it.
You can never have too many Telecasters. But you can have not enough bassists.
Back when music was awesome!
Killer Dinosaur Jr performance.. even with the Letterman band backing
i like how they show the Late show band 20 seconds before it's over... like we're supposed to think Letterman is playing bass or something
Blue Greenface Paul and the band played on this and on Out There the following year while JM and Dino Jr played.
Letterman's house band played with a lot of musicians that played on that stage
Best damn ear bleeding country band of the 90s! _\m/
Wheewwww, dang! Who else is watching this just now and getting revved up by the rock of Dinosaur Jr?!!!!!
FANTASTIC performance !!!
Ah...1994
when music was at its ABSOLUTE peak
Jason Peter's everything was at its peak.
Ever listen to Bailterspace? You did now
butt-head: "you mean... on tv?"
I was there. It was a zenith of sorts. But we thought it would just keep going strong forever. Until . . . .
@@justinkline1294 quality music continued until early 2010s ... and now it's just.. sterile
Mike Johnson did a great work with Mascis, He replace Lou Barlow, when Dinosaur Jr. start to create "Where you Been", Mike Johnson work with Dinosaur JR. until fall of 1997 when he leave the band for take care of him own works...he worked with so much artist in 90's. Ps. Mike Johnson Also appears in Feel the pain official music video.
and everyone that night at letterman ended up with tinnitus . thanks dino
3:04 is one of the funniest things I've ever seen, and I can't quite explain why.
Guitar hero af 😂😂😂😂
bless you for pointing that out to people 8 years from ahead
Such drumming. Amazing
Dinosaur Jr is to Kurt Vile what Yoda is to Luke Sywalker
D'andre Chesterfield oh silly me thats just me!
whatever you say
yup
Kurt vile sucks
Kurt vile is trash next to Dino
I went Dinosaurs jnr when they perform at singapore. The live concert is much energy n play whatever they feel like. 5/5 stars rating.❤
I remember cruising around in my 91 5 L mustang blasting this song
I never seen young J before .. I live in the J the Grey era ... LOL ... thanks fender. Your jazzmaster videos suggested this video
Fitting for the year lot of fans were in pain by Kurt's death.
Even a Dinosaur like J.Mascis can move his hips to one of his songs!
I wish I lived in the 90s. I feel like the music was so much better
It was great but to tell you the truth anyone who came of age as of the late 90s had the internet for easy exposure of all music for inspiration.
Thanks for posting, I always loved this song. Is the bassist invisible? I distinctly hear a bass guitar, the 2 electrics, but don't see the bassist. Is Kim Deal backstage?
Woah you're right, MIke is playing a Tele instead of a bass! Right before the end you see the house band play along though.
It was Letterman. Back then he had a rule about bands, I can't remember how it worked but he wouldn't let whole bands on. When the Pixies played I think it was just Charles and Joey, Kim and the drummer were there but they weren't playing. I think. It's been a while. I think the drummer might have had a tamborine or something. That was from Trompe Le Monde, which came out in 91 or around then.
It was a weird rule so I wonder if that's why there's no bassist here?
Will Lee is playing bass and he is perfectly capable :)
i love 90's rock 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁
God, thank you for this....
Also, thank to they who Posted the Video!
That bass line kills. Climbs, cries and slides back down.
Where is the bass player 🤔
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The worlds most dangerous band was supporting Dino j off to the side - Will Lee on bass, Sid on guitar and a guest guitar player in Orange (who is HE?) @@matthewjdouglas6471
"Great song, J. Think it needs improving anyhow?"
"Sure, stick 20 awesome guitar solos in it?"
"Sure!"
utterly amazed. wow.
Man, J getting his exercise on. Ive never seen him that active. He's slowly turning into a statue that plays guitar.
Dude. He's old.
this band is 10x better than what they sound like as a trio
Quintessential 90's song
I know people get older, but look how young they look holy crap. I’m people and I’m getting older lol. Time flies...
We may be old but we lived that music.
I miss the days of getting rocked with friends and then watching bands like this back in the 90’s. Helluva decade to have been young.
Mind blowing
thanks for posting this...falling in love with j all over again
This band is the best
Thinking of you Elyse. I feel the pain of everyone...
THE BASSIST IS A STAND IN AND BLOWS
Awesome
from 94-99 maybe not a night this song didnt play on the radio.
j mascis was such an underrated guitar player
Was? He is still playing dude and is definitely not underrated by anyone in the industry
Absolute banger
J Mascis the Grunge God!!
What a fucking great live performance
a couple of my fellow die-hard dino j fans brush this song off as their mainstream "hit". But it really is such a good song.
its rock n roll and I like it
God Damn that was f'ing good.
Mike Johnson. HOORAY!!!!
I LOVE Murph, but I love George too. George seems like he plays with a bit more feel and his drums always sound better..
J Killin it!
Look at that super tiny vinyl record Dave holds up...
Grunge is not dead,still lives..........just the way it is........
***** Thank you! And what a stupid term
Not really Dinosaur Jr is it? It's J Mascis and 2 other random blokes! Great song though!
+Gary Mandley I may be in the minority but I still love this era of Dinosaur.
G R A B I T
dino is lyfe
I love without a sound
Yeah, this era is still great and still sounds exactly like Dinosaur Jr. to me. I think it's pretty clear at this point that J is THE creative force behind the band. He writes literally everything. Lou wrote the songs he does lead vocals on, so like, what, eight songs total over their entire career? Two from living all over me and two from each of the three most recent albums. Murph hasn't written anything afaik. Not trying to shit on murph and lou, but let's be real, they are pretty replaceable, lol.
Letterman Jr.
Omg Patti Smith
To all the naysayers, you just watched a top rate studio guitar
Isn't it amazing!
94...so either just before or just after cobains death..either way...i feel the pain...i feel nothing...
Grunge was the last great era of rock and roll.Then rap/crap took over.
This song kicks ass
J. playing a standard tele? Impressive!
The night before was a rubberband and a Pringle's can.
❤❤❤❤
2022!
Huddersfield university back in 1999
Sensacional 👏
I love this slow version.
woahhh
Fuckin' YEAH, best of times
dude that white marshall head and cab
Firme !!
Seriously laughed hard at that XD
the only thing mascis is missing here is a couple more marhsall amps up there. LOL
what spectacular tone
also that is a gorgeous tele
That drummer is so good...
Lead singer looks like a guy that helped me reach the fage at shoprite 😍;D hubba hubbaa
Back when Letterman had great up and coming bands on the show.