This performance is amazing. One of my favorite mats songs. But the thing I find funny is that Paul and the guys know that nobody at the awards show cares about them. He even says what the hell are we doing here. But they’re still gonna put on a hell of a show for the real fans watching.

This was one of my mom’s favorite bands in 80s, about year ago I went thrift shopping with my mom and was looking at music cds unknowingly my mom bought Dont Tell A Soul Album CD for me, once I got home she said it was one of her fav bands and to give it a listen, this was first song I played and I instantly fell in love with bands music and there other albums, I always listen to them everyday, gets me so amped pretty much best part of mu day. as 19 yo I wish I was born in 80s to experience this kind of music when it came out and to be able to go to concerts, especially the replacements.

"We apologize"...Apologize for what? That you left them out?!!! Yeah you did. Total disresepct!

"It's too late to take pills" haha. That's what they get for censoring such a benign lyric.

The greatest band on the planet. Incapable of not purposely blowing it

Wow, this performance really exemplifies the careening nature of the Mats. As soon as the music starts it’s like watching someone fall gracefully down a flight of stairs and the stick the landing. I get why these guys were so magnetic to see live, even when they were blowing it on purpose.

"We might even win this time - But I doubt it!"

What the hell are we doing here?

im in love ..what's that sound?

I miss Bob Stinson and what his guitar could have done for this song. I think Paul is telling us it's too late for the Replacements and he does care that they didn't get the acclaim they deserved but not enough to sell out to commercialism. That would wait for Paul's solo career .. just kidding. He still was better than most solo.

My second-favorite part of this video: Paul's eye roll as he knows they're censoring the line about taking pills.

Decent version - crowd didn't give a shit about seeing 'em, except Matt Dillon and the group at his table at the end.

All time favorite band! The lyrics, music and attitude. The Replacements had the whole package.

one of the greatest rock bands ever

Leave it to The Boys; everytime they get on national television, they somehow screw it up.

One of my fav concerts ever. Saw them on Please to Meet Me tour at Liberty Lunch in Austin

The intro...'we apologize, here they are, the Replacements'. What an idiot that person was.

The biggest F you to censorship

Tommy killing it as usual

"feeling good from the pills we took"