Bob Mould with Dave Grohl - Hardly Getting Over It (Live) - 11/21/11, Disney Hall, CA
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- FROM THE FILM See A Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould. A great version of the Hüsker Dü classic, with Bob's current band (Jon Wurster and Jason Narducy), and Dave Grohl lending support. Be sure to purchase the film - a great night and great tribute to a punk pop icon.
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Bob Mould has been operating on a different level for 5 decades
Grohl must be getting that "playing with my hero" feeling here. I'm from St. Paul, and saw Husker Du a LOT... IMHO Bob Mould is more responsible for the "grunge" music genre than ANYONE.
Love Mould but my favorite is Greg Sage of Wipers.Nobody in the rock era has his combination of guitar and songwriting skills,absolutely unbelievable.He is the main reason that Cobain started playing.Cobain put out an 8 song tribute to Sage and offered Sage the opening slot after Nirvana broke big.Sage turned him down.Good thing as Wipers would have stolen the show on a nightly basis.
Supernova1987A Sage absolutely was a pioneer, but IMHO more punk than grunge.
lastdaysguitar I just love Sage's music more than anything,regardless of the label.As long it hits us inside,that's what's important,right?Bob Mould's sound has always been great,too.I saw Husker Du around '87,Living Room,Providence,one of the loudest and best shows I've ever seen.
+Supernova1987A Agree that its what hits us that is important, however I stand by my statement "Bob Mould is more responsible for the "grunge" music genre than ANYONE" as he was (again IMHO) "the guy" that really made grunge popular. So my comment really wasn't about what music you like the most, it was about who pioneered and lifted grunge into the public eye... and that was Bob.
lastdaysguitar Fair enough...rock on.
Here's to all the freakers who love side two of Candy Apple Grey! It saved my life.
Stephen R. Mingle Dead set on destruction
Still one of my favorite releases
Saved me too
Mine too...Eiffel Tower High....
it was the first record I heard by them, I saw them on that tour in Newcastle but in truth the album didn't sink in until a little while after but when it did, yeah, I hear you... I went through a really bad time coming out in the late 80's, and those songs, particularly this and too far down, were the soundtrack of my depression, whilst all this I've done for you was the sound of emancipation; forever grateful bob, and grant
I got choked up listening to this. Brings me back to my childhood in the 80s listening to Candy Apple grey on repeat. Stunning
I still do😪
Great memories. I was working in Greenwich Village when Flip Your Wig came out.
The local record store had put the record in the window for display. I had to pass it all week on my way to the train station until I got paid on Friday, when I could buy it.
Me too the tears just start flowing
Candy apple grey is one of ten best albums of all time!!
Same. 🤘
A simply amazing version of a killer song by a criminally underrated musician.
Timeless excellence. Mr Mould's legacy will last for a very, very long time. You may not know who he is but you have heard his spirit wherever you are.
Absolutely criminal!
I love how much Dave Grohl loves being out there with Bob Mould playing this song. This is awesome!
Bob Mould is a living legend - And I'm jealous of all the awesome peeps Grohl gets to work with, which is a testament to his huge talent as well.
The way he sings that last verse cracks me everytime. He really must have written this song from the depths of his soul. Makes my hair stand on end and few songs do that!
Mark Sheridan
If your soul isnt touched by this song u just aren't human
You speak the truth mate
Hüsker Dü for ever!
One of the greatest songs ever written!
This song makes me cry every time...
Tesla Nick
Makes me cry every time as well
@@jerryobrien2848 the last guitar solo takes my breath away, I mean that I get so choked up that I can't breath. How do you even explain what your feeling right then?
@@123juneauu can't explain it that sobg brings me too tears every time i listen it. Bob just kills the last guitar solo. What a honor for Dave too get too play with him
Watching Bob Mould rip through his guitar solos and manage to "shred" but in a totally tasteful, appropriate, musical, and often very melodic fashion, is awe inspiring. Sure, there are guys who can play faster out there. Lots of them. Can they write a song this good, too? I think we know the answer to that one. Bob's guitar playing is an explosion of raw energy being channeled into the perfect licks or most sublime phrasing imaginable during the solos in each of his songs. They are an organic part of a whole and the musicianship and artistry on display when he decides to let loose is a beautiful thing to behold.
AMEN
What he said
That's what I'm talking about
as for “playing faster”… apparently you never heard early hüsker dü, especially ‘land speed record’.
You know, when new legends meet old legends you get this. Shivers down the spine, going back up and exploding in the feels. I think I'm gonna tell my wife I love her and give a big hug to my daughter. Music is life. Life is music.
Dave Grohl isn't a legend. He was the drummer with Nirvana and is a more than decent frontman witf FF. But a legend?
@@wasdanah He definitely is a legend. He's remained relevant in the music industry for almost 30 years.
There isn't much of a significant age-gap between Mould and Grohl -- more than 5, less than 10 ; so, it's not really an old vs. new legend dynamic. Remember, Dave was in his own band, Scream (contemporary with Hüsker Dü when they were at their plateau), back when he was still living in Northern Virginia before he joined Nirvana.
@C Burgess Dave Grohl has done more than pop grunge (which doesn't exist. you're thinking of post-grunge but nice try) and AOR. Besides, just because a Grohl song didn't have a profound effect on your life doesn't mean it won't have that effect on someone else's life. I say this as someone who is fairly neutral about the Foos and who absolutely adores Bob Mould.
Who is the new legend?
Bob Mould is up there with the greatest songwriters nobody's ever heard of. The catalogue of fantastic songs this guy compiled boggles the mind. Once you start looking into him, Sugar, Hüsker you'll never get out of that rabbit hole again.
I love watching Jon Wurster play drums. Just knowing his personality makes him even more of a fun watch.
@J Bear24 oh I’m very familiar with Best Show Bests and Best Show Gems.
his knowing grins of enjoyment at multiple points as the song cranks up, are the guide for how just how amazing this version is.
Wow...boom there I am back in my youth in the 80's
it's Bob's bizarre and captivating capacity to be able to rock, grieve, inspire and enjoy himself. It's a great reach back into the 80s and a reminder of how, where and why we've reached where we are now Dave Grohl's just trying to hang in; there's a hint of guruism happening here! Bob, looking forward to your new work, out soon.
Well said 👍
I remember seeing Bob play solo at a real small venue in Bmore in the early 90's (Maxs on Broadway). I went alone because none of my friends understood.... One of the best shows I ever saw. 3 feet away from rock/punk legend. Ill never forget it.
The rehearsal version, also on RUclips, is even better imo
Two kings at work
This song still works on me decades later in any mood I'm in.
Any day is a good day for Bob
Where has the time gone. Thanks Bob for all the great great music
Why Husker Du will always matter. For one and a half years I listened to this song every day. My Old Grandad and Doral's always at my side.
Can't stop watching this video.
I can't either!! why?? lol it's making me so emotional I'm bawling right now!!
Dave Obsessed
I always liked this song but this version is so much more heavier and passionate, it really hits the spot. Wish i could download it somewhere.
I needed that cry, guys....whew.........
One of my favourite songs ever. Can't believe I'm only discovering this version now. Can't help but shed a tear for all that r gone, will I ever get over it??
Timeless classic, this song feels as fresh today as it did 30 years ago. So jealous that Grohl gets to jam with so many musical heroes...
Fresh. Yes, that's on the money my man. Great things last, that's why we call them great/
best version ive heard of this classic Husker Du song.....bravo
In 1986 I lived in the country in Ohio and I was Dying for new music. It took till I went to college 2 years later and could hear 97 X out of Oxford Ohio to have my mind blown of the variety of music that really existed that I didn't know about. Sadly I didn't learn about Husker Du until years later. When I listen to Candy Apple Grey all I can think of is how Husker Du was cheated out album sales from people like me just because the record and radio industry had such a tight control of what music go distributed
Is giving me goosebumps
Quite beautiful. Thank you Bob. Husker Du changed my life and Bob helped me come out of the closet because he taught me you don't need to feel ashamed about being gay or act like a screaming queen. xxx
I cry with wonder and love every single time. Thank you.
This is amazing. Love Husker Du and the Candy Apply Grey album!
Saw the Hüskers play this at the Ritz in NYC 1987.
It's still a punch in the gut. Just wrenching.
I was at that show, as well. I also got to see them do their sound check at Nassau Community College. Those were the days.
Wow just as powerful now as when I would lock myself in my room in high school and play it
What a version! Thank you Bob Mould
I can never get tired of Bob or Husker's music, man.
I was late to discovering Husker Dü and The Replacements (being from Georgia, I heard R.E.M. early), but now that I have heard more of their material I realize that two bands of random dudes from Minneapolis influenced pretty much every non-Grunge mainstream Alt Rock band of the 90's(Goo Goo Dolls, Collective Soul, Foo Fighters, Gin Blossoms,etc.)
I can attest to the regionality in those days. In the upper midwest it was ALL about Husker/Replacements. Nobody I knew (outside of the local college radio station) had even heard of minutemen, REM and others. By the mid-80s the rest of the country started to opening up; 120 Minutes probably had a lot to do with it
Amazing. R.E.M. is great too.
Yeah you'd think the studio version of this song would be the end credits of Reality Bites or something. Nope, 8 years before.
Bob was supposed to produce Nevermind but he couldn’t make it so Butch Vig did. Dave being from DC was very familiar with Bob and Hüsker Dü
Amazing.
Tears
THANKS FOR BRINGING BACK THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE !!!!! My fave from Candy Apple Grey, with Too Far Down and Visionary.... Half my life ago, peak of my life, with my first real love... Then years later solo as Workbook, Black Sheets of Rain, then evolution three as Sugar... For more than a quarter century his music always made the soundtrack of my life. Thanks a billion! You gave me a gift without equal for posting this....
What a unit
Dave and Bob sound so good together. St Paul forever.
I wish Bob was as successful as Dave. So influential and talented.
ONE OF MY FAVORITES.....
I heard them play this at Lawrence where Kansas U is located. People were all dancing togetherslowly to the sound like it was a high school sock hop
I still have chills hearing this.... first time in 86 blew me away....
WOW! Love this song and performance!
Increible, no conocía la película, habrá que buscarla, pasan los años, y Bob, cada día mejor, y la versión, increíble, casi suena mejor que en estudio.........
God bless Bob Mould and Minneapolis!
I fucking love Bob Mould, fortunate to see Husker du handful of times back n mid 80s and sugar was one band I didn't get to see...
So i always knew that death and rock n roll go together since I first understood them both.. but here you have a full blend of the feeling
The Mould-monster, bloody marvellous as usual, and that Grohl ain't too bad either! Good bass and drums too!!!!
Dave Grohl finally achieves life's ambition to be a backing singer in Husker Du ;o) Great song… think they started it slightly too slow...
Bob Mould and Dave Grohl. Has a nice ring.
Spot . On.
This song is so beautiful
This is just freakin' tremendous....
This song makes me cry and cry and cry
This is much better than I expected. I avoided it forever considering Grohl has never sat well with my stomach. Thanks for sharing
Joseph Mud Grohl really doesn’t step on any toes here, it’s Bob’s stage. And it’s brilliant, just knocked me out, so had to post it.
Definitely want this whole show!
Lovely
Brilliant. Period.
Also, thanks for being so wonderful, Dave
This is beauty
Chills
Beautiful.
No one can really describe this in words...
Just bloody magic!
this is epic, this is sad, this is powerful, this is HÜSKER DÜ
Good version of a brilliant song
Pure gold
Wonderful song !
What a treat to find new songs.
Grazie Bob...non lasciarmi mai solo
Fucking Brilliant!! Saw Husker Du, Nova Mob and Sugar, all memorable great gigs.
Beyond. Been a fan since the very beginning when HüDü and The Replacements were repping St. Paul in the 80s showed the world how it worked. Mould never stopped. Workbook is an opus.
Painfully excellent 🤙
❤️
Workbook was my Bob introduction in '90, that screeching feedback of Wishing Well that is still my fave solo. Then I found Candy Apple Grey. Love those depressing songs on side B.
I agree Last Day. Hey Bob It's not to late
Imagine ripping it with Bob Mould. Legend
THAT! was Fn awesome. Thanks boys.
Bob RULES!
My heart stops beating. Has enough. Amsterdam 94. How could you leave me. I am hardly gotten over it now my heart has enough. This life was the sadest my heart is aching. Too far down
Une merveille
Thank You!
I have all Vinyl from HüskerDü........This was not a easy thing in europe in the 80
Cool, my favorite song from Candy Apple Grey.
Wow.
perfection
Awesome.
Great!
Love it!!!!
SOOO GOOOD
❤❤❤
LOve it!
O Bob you remind me at DONALD PLEASANCE with your Outfit.Great.
I met him, fifteen years ago. I was told there was nothing left. No reason, no conscience, no understanding; even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this six-year-old child, with this blank, pale, emotionless face and, the blackest eyes… the devil’s eyes. I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized what was living behind that boy’s eyes was purely and simply… evil.
emotional or beautiful
melody and song !
Epic
epic!
Hi... I buy this concert but i haven t receive it... Great preview... Great musicians... Great song
Awesome!
RIP Grant and Taylor