More plz?

I believe Jim Trenton was the original host of this show?

gia desantis was my gf but she didn't know it

Omg I love the fatty cakes and the puff pastries

Loooveee ittt

Elliott fancied her for sure

I met one of the guys from Mary’s Danish at a gas station in Maryland in 1992. He was in line buying a large beer and an apple. I asked “Where’s Mary?” and he said “She’s in the bathroom.”

Looking at your collection is like looking at my own!

I made out with so many chicks to these guys. Great timez. Also, very cool interview. Lotz of psychological dynamics 😅

This was just a straight-up awful interview, in my opinion, bordering on rudeness on Elliott's part.

Flippin' Out was by far, the best album of 1994. Every song on that LP was a masterpiece. Where I Find My Heaven was a power pop classic and glad they had a minor hit with it being on the Dumb and Dumber soundtrack. Figurine and Cope were my personal faves. Love the Aunts!

0:00 Monkey Begun 3:10 Too Pure 6:50 Puzzle 11:40 Lazy 15:40 License To Confuse 17:50 On The Face 21:50 True Hardcore 23:30 Toledo 25:10 Soul And Fire 31:25 Pearl 36:40 Easy

I love these boys SO MUCH.

I know how taxing it may be performing live especially if youre not in a so great state of mind. Of course this is just a way to put it, of course this is all euphemism Just a way to convey a much wider array of contrived contradictory dictator shall we call it dismay

What a great interview! I forgot Chris Mars had a solo career before he retired and became a painter. Also that run from Let It Be to Pleased To Meet Me was great for The ‘Mats, I’m glad those are his favorite records. He was very critical to the sound of the band.

By this point, The ‘Mats had grown up and most of the original members were gone: Chris Mars left and became a painter, Bob Stinson died some years before this. What’s sad is that they finally reached some clarity, but it came at a cost. Some will say this was when The ‘Mats were more mature, I’d argue they were more laid back by this point, Paul Westerberg’s songwriting was always mature, though no one was really listening.

Such an unforgettable show. I was fortunate enough to be there that night.

I LOVE SAMMY

Siempre fuiste tan hermosa.❤

I think elliott was really trolling the posi gen x vibe that was around pre 9/11. There was a real lets be happy naive thing going on and his attitude and slant was the perfect juxtaposition to this. Alot of these presenters are receptive to his honesty. I'm sure he was just having fun with his fame and he did seem pretty chipper at times wrapped up in the absurdity of the media and fame.

This is so precious. Thank you always for sharing this. OX

If you have any willingness or time to upload the VHS, I know fans would treasure to see any quality video it shows. It's precious to have the footage no matter the state of it. Thanks for considering. OX Shay

"keith?" (can you save me from this awkward moment please)

1:06 the massive problem of critics and scholars analyzing art to death, in literature, music, etc and making students figure out what the author intended … which is nothing, art transcends and should not be broken down and analyzed by the scholarly mind

Talented Band. Superb Stuff 👍

Do you know if we can still get the cd's? I had one and lost it

Sober Paul! Of course, band broke up later in ‘91, missed badly ever since.

1:02 that's me when the

so cool man. shes great and so is my so called life lol

Dave philips on guitar!!

I remember seeing this when it aired and while it was great to see a couple of my music heroes on MTV, I couldn't help but kind of feel embarrassed for both of them because of how awkward they were sitting there not knowing how to be natural. Bob sounded like someone's grandfather saying "neat" and talking about Ben & Jerry's and Lou constantly looking up at the ceiling as he's talking. Regardless, it was really cool to have these guys on 120 Minutes since it seemed rare to catch really great bands on it, especially when the regular hosts were always playing shit I could care less about.

She's so beautiful it hurts

teds

I really appreciate her intelligent and articulate approach to making music, especially the way she responds to this interviewers stupidly framed question about Steve Albini.

I saw them a few times in Cleveland. At the Phantasy and at the Euclid Tavern.

Sugar 1992 Album "Copper Blue" was as good or better than anything by Husker Du

Stomp! hahah 😂

I love this man and relate to him so much. He was a genius. I have the same depressive problems he has where it’s just always super depressed, there’s no couple of bad months and then remission. It’s just very bad or bad. I lack his genius of course. He suffered greatly and died painfully, but I do believe he is finally at peace. He is nothingness. Just dreamless sleep. That said, I can only listen to Elliott now and then because I listened to him throughout my whole twenties and early 30’s and realized the music may make you feel like your understood and not alone, and it even kinda makes your struggle seem romantic. But all it’s doing is teaching you to think negatively if you don’t also listen to more upbeat stuff. I struggle with negative thought patterns so I just stop by and feel as much as I can feel without cracking, and then I listen to the Beatles or something.

great clip...too bad the audio sucks :(

Great great song

Such a humble artist too. We used to message each other years ago on MySpace. Once I said I thought he was absolutely brilliant and he was really grateful for the compliment. Most if not all of bulk was recorded on a 4 track, cassette machine in his living room in Athens Georgia backed by Liquor Cabinet.

It doesn't even matter to me when he messes up

And, Morphine?!!!!!!

I think the lads may be a bit stoned.

Elliott Nelson :D ❤

Woah <3

Just remembering what a tool Dave Kendall was makes this all the more special

Pizza tacos 🌮 David!

What song is this?

PJ Harvey cuts thru the BS of the interviewer when she speaks to her choice of Steve Albini as producer: like, he's the only producer she knows that records a band to sound like your standing in the same room as the band. Cut and dry.