It's sublime, so is "Steve Albini's Blues".

I felt like I had been transported to an early 70s show from Grateful Dead or Mountain. Absolutely breathtaking.

You're absolutely right! It kinda reminds me of Pink Floyd at their best.

Like a warm rain that flows all over you and you just want to dance dance dance

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his brother said "Jason has the kind of alcoholism that kills people." He was sick. It's a disease and those most talented often succumb to it because it fuels creativity -- utill it uses it up. RIP.....GREAT songwriter and singer I never even knew about until the other day -- I got a lot of catching up to do. Peace out.

He wasn't underated to us. Who cares about the masses?

so sad. sorry for your loss.

So sorry. Wise words.

So sad ❤

What would you say to someone out there like Jason, or your brother who is doing it still? Is there any way/form to help/prevent?

Thanks for posting this the way you did.

Great comment, Malte, man.

@Malte Laurids Brigge Amazing comment!

@Malte Laurids Brigge In my humble opinion, you should write a biography or a short novel on Jason Molina and his music. Your beautiful comment and his music made me weep.

@@Nickee_Sonicjinn I say his story would make a GREAT netlix doc or something -- it would revive his career....Not that he cares

Thank you 🙂

Love em too

They were an incredible band to see live. Especially during the transition from Songs: Ohia to Magnolia Electric Co. That was an amazing era in his songwriting. I miss seeing this band twice a year. @PRLIT

Thank you.

Tom Richards Damn right he can!

Just got it delivered. Haven't started yet

William schaff he also did the album cover! Great artist!

I've Been Riding With The Ghost with an extended intro.

Could you explain why, after listening to the show, the band was in the pocket. I listen to many genres.. Black metal, hardcore, emo/scremo, Crustpunk, bluegrass, and even jam(the grateful dead is my fav band).....and Molina might be the greatest songwriter of our generation. just wondering why you thought the show was bad?

@@jetr61 i'd agree if it werent for Greg Cartwright, of Reigning Sound and the raw garage punk 90s juggernaut, the Oblivians, they both come from different points on a globe and both, brutally honest and desperate at times. i caught Molina late, theweek he died actually...and i started at the end (Trials and Errors) and worked my way back....slow plodding steps. It hit me like a hammer, swung with all an arm had, in the dark (and the dark dont hide it) it hit me that hard and i wish i could pester him after an intimate show and tell him so. i was too tie up in low fi raw garage punk, noisey rock to notice that...the king of this world of singer songwriters is easily named jason molina. Cartwright, also deserving of such a title, came from memphis, confident yet polite with a broken heart and 4 perfect albums as Reigning Sound after blowing some minds during the 90s blasting it, he turned it down and realized he could spit out a classic 3 at a time

@@DaveAnchovies Finding Jason after his passing is the definition of regret. I never cared about meeting the artists that I admire until Jason. It took me 2 years to work through his catalog and after that I stopped looking for new music. I don't even listen to music much anymore, it was an obsession my whole life, but Jason is a capstone.

I acquired a taste for Molina's work habitually... timing helps, but the quality of writing and playing will age well with time. Might want to experience it from most recent to the beginning.

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