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  • Опубликовано: 19 авг 2006
  • "It's Clean, It Just Looks Dirty" (VHS). Recorded on January 30, 1985 at 1st Ave, Minneapolis. The second song is "I Apologize" (not "Powerline").

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  • @Lemont321989
    @Lemont321989 8 лет назад +51

    A drumset. Two or three simple guitar and bass amps. Massive energy. Blows any other band away. I'm fascinated

    • @klinkerkk
      @klinkerkk 8 лет назад +8

      HD are my beatles. I enjoy you enjoyed 'em too.

    • @doitnowvideosyeah5841
      @doitnowvideosyeah5841 7 лет назад +3

      Did you ever see them live? I guess not. I once saw Minutemen and Husker Du play in NYC and try to blow each other off the stage. Wow Early 80's were a golden age for underground music. We had no chance of success, so it was pure

    • @GotLotsaFaith
      @GotLotsaFaith 6 лет назад +10

      You're right. I've spent considerable time analyzing (enjoying) their approach and what I tend towards is this: They were 3 very committed people, at least two of them naturally artistic in songwriting and visual arts (musically none of them are at a virtuoso level, but that matters not in rock and roll, they are incredibly good at putting across their concept and then making it personal, and crushing it--and GREG flew like no other bassist EVER), however, what the Huskers have is an undeniably peppy and dramatic rhythm section backing them up. That appeals to the human heart. Theirs was an equation that superseded all others. The fury, the pace, the melody, the intensity, the visuals, etc. In the music world they are just as important as Led Zep or Hendrix or A-smith or REM. They unlocked mysteries of the musical atom that no one else ever would have. Nobel Prize winners to me.

    • @bold810
      @bold810 6 лет назад +4

      Canadian and great lakes folks know the potential of the power trio better than most.

    • @void0094
      @void0094 Год назад

      @@GotLotsaFaith Well said. All of them play their instruments well considering they came from punk and hardcore. Bob has his own style, Greg could play incredibly fast with fingers and Grant could play fast drums while singing in an intense way

  • @oskarpetureinarsson3880
    @oskarpetureinarsson3880 7 лет назад +39

    R.I.P. Grant Hart. Terrible to hear of his passing, thanks so much for everything!

    • @chrisnemec5644
      @chrisnemec5644 7 лет назад +1

      Yea, I'm very sad too, especially since they said they were contemplating getting back together...

    • @ratkomartinovic6528
      @ratkomartinovic6528 6 лет назад

      O no,no please,say this is fake news!!

  • @nonewmccarthyism
    @nonewmccarthyism 13 лет назад +10

    The Flying V & Apologize
    This might be the best-ever husker video out there on the web. It depicts them at their halcyon-- in 1985 (just look at Bob's golden locks!), it features, in my opinion perhaps the best rock n' roll song of the 20th century (in the 2nd millennium for that matter :) and the band just seems to be in a feeding-frenzy along with the rowdy audience. This, to me, is just tops. Tops. Nothing better will ever be made in the rock industry, it's just not in the cards anymore.

  • @TallFastLoud
    @TallFastLoud 16 лет назад +33

    Greg Norton is a badass

  • @ddilling71
    @ddilling71 13 лет назад +10

    I unfortunately tuned in to this band about a year after they broke up. I did see Bobs Workbook and Black Sheets of Rain tours and Grants Nova Mob shows. All good but Husker Du's music is a foundational brick in my musical influence. Even 25 years later, I am still moved by the melodic fury this band produced....This is a good quality video too. Definitely in their prime.

  • @monkeypunker
    @monkeypunker 15 лет назад +3

    His fingers and attitude, first.
    Then some distortion+ pedal, fender & yamha gear, a touch of compression... and the all-out playing. Funny how he doesn't even look like he is trying very hard... Legends!

  • @anarchy41
    @anarchy41 18 лет назад +4

    LOL....i was in the middle of all that!!! one of the best gigs ever...i was deaf for 2 days after!!

    • @nikolaik1147
      @nikolaik1147 2 года назад

      Do you happen to remember if this is from the early or late show? Thank you.

  • @helterskelter1178
    @helterskelter1178 7 лет назад +16

    RIP Grant :(
    Such a powerful performance by these 3 guys; probably watched this 500 times or more.

    • @AsherReed
      @AsherReed 7 месяцев назад +1

      Gotta say this is probably my 200th or so time watching this clip alone by now

  • @pinkalgebra
    @pinkalgebra 12 лет назад +11

    I cannot believe how good these songs (esp. I Apologize) are. I cannot believe how good Husker Du were. This video is a lot better than I expected, and I want more. Thank you for posting! P.S. New Day Rising = most underrated album ever.

    • @andresmv8342
      @andresmv8342 6 лет назад

      I think they started this show with New Day Rising. I hope more footage surfaces this decade. R.I.P. Grant Hart

  • @monkeypunker
    @monkeypunker 16 лет назад +4

    The way Bob and Greg are jumping on stage while playing... clearly shows this must have been one of THEIR FAVORITE songs, even though Bob never acknowledged Grant's songwriting.
    Legends!

  • @Conflict4922
    @Conflict4922 15 лет назад +5

    Amazing band! Amazing distortion!!

  • @metrakos
    @metrakos 16 лет назад +3

    this music is timeless...songs and passion.

  • @antileft6776
    @antileft6776 Год назад +1

    Incredible band. One of the greats.

  • @nonewmccarthyism
    @nonewmccarthyism 15 лет назад +2

    OMG: Bob's curly blond locks ... He looks like a drill sergeant in the U.S. Marines, or an Admiral at sea, commanding a nuclear submarine ... unstoppable... The magic of a band becoming themselves... reminds me of Dylan in '65 when he toured London for the second time, and was adored by all.... 'sermonizing while the audience was lost in song' etc. etc. I'm not sure rock 'n' roll will ever know a greater nucleus as the great Huskers.... "It's your turn to look me in the eyes ..." God bless

  • @DJBuglip
    @DJBuglip 17 лет назад +2

    Yeah,
    they were my favorite punk band ever. Broke up right before I was going to see them for the first time. Ballsy as hell and still had a sense of melody.

  • @travisnealtodd70
    @travisnealtodd70 13 лет назад +10

    Not sure if I would have made it through high school relatively intact without the 5 Husker Du tapes I was able to order through my tiny town's tiny record store. That Flying V should be in the rocknroll hall of fame.

    • @bradoozy
      @bradoozy 3 года назад +1

      @Google Comrade. as it should be. i’m just wondering if he still has it.

    • @void0094
      @void0094 Год назад

      @@bradoozy he does, actually. He stopped playing them on the road after Hüsker Dü split but who knows if he used his Flying Vs on a recording or plays them privately sometimes.

    • @kencummings953
      @kencummings953 Год назад

      Husker Du should be in the rock and roll hall of fame

  • @elifrancisco9318
    @elifrancisco9318 4 года назад +5

    Husker Dü é uma banda simplesmente inexplicável, ou se pode ser explicada, é definida como algo sútil, suave, poderoso, rápido, barulhento e muito lindo.

  • @sonorpaiste702
    @sonorpaiste702 13 лет назад +4

    This and New Day Rising were the first two Du songs I ever heard, I was immediately hooked.

  • @scraggi
    @scraggi 17 лет назад +3

    been a fan of this band for years . but the first time I have seen any live footage ,it captures the bands spirit brilliantly .noise, power and beauty!!

  • @teedammit
    @teedammit 15 лет назад +5

    God, the clipping! I remember now just how insanely loud their shows were. So cool.

  • @Kratonos
    @Kratonos 15 лет назад +2

    To get that sound, You need a MXR Distortion Plus running into a DBX 166 compressor. Put that final sound into a tube amp like a Fender.
    A humbucker guitar like his Ibanez Flying V copy as well.

  • @kevinflo
    @kevinflo 9 лет назад +5

    He just played the same room last night. 30 yrs later to the day and still kickin ass

  • @mattisprettycool
    @mattisprettycool 13 лет назад +1

    They look like they're having the fucking times of their lives. So fucking humble - no ego at all. I wish I could've seen them live.

  • @ceevishus4130
    @ceevishus4130 Год назад

    Bad Brains and Husker Du are the two greatest Hardcore bands of all time

  • @Stinkerstien
    @Stinkerstien 13 лет назад +3

    The energy is just exploding from every inch of this band and this vid. I have never seen anything that can top it.

  • @Finsami71
    @Finsami71 18 лет назад +1

    This is a beauty!! Huskers at the top of their game; Wish I'd been there...

  • @yasujirozu
    @yasujirozu 15 лет назад +2

    pure delight!! punk-rock at it's finest!

  • @Nummymuffincocobutter
    @Nummymuffincocobutter 17 лет назад

    These guys should get back together,even though they can't stand one another.They were the best.I've been listening to them since they came out and I'm 46 now and they still kick ass...fast,intense and too cool for words.

  • @RIPmyers
    @RIPmyers 18 лет назад +1

    Husker Du' rocks live!

  • @bigman1225
    @bigman1225 15 лет назад +3

    Man, I bet they were AMAZING live.

  • @gristlethrob777
    @gristlethrob777 13 лет назад +2

    there will never be another band like husker du. wish i could have seen them live early on (or even later for that matter)

  • @lopakavolmer6723
    @lopakavolmer6723 7 лет назад +7

    i will remember. rest in peace Grant.

  • @abatista181
    @abatista181 3 месяца назад

    Saw them at Guerrila Gardens in Seattle, ‘85 I believe. They were and are amazing!

  • @wrongheaven
    @wrongheaven 17 лет назад +2

    Amazing this band even existed!!!!

  • @ed110pp
    @ed110pp 17 лет назад

    I'm a huge fan but only got into the Huskers after they broke up. I never saw them live and only wish I could go back in a time machine and see them live ! They were the BEST and this video proves it!

  • @bmgfl
    @bmgfl 13 лет назад +3

    Husker is an acquired taste,like beer scotch and caviar all the good stuff is!

  • @theonlytruepunk
    @theonlytruepunk 18 лет назад

    They were a great band! Was fortunate enough to have seen them several times. I do wish for a reunion, just to relive the excitement and pure adrenalin rush I used to get. Thanks for the vid

  • @lawrencea.canning409
    @lawrencea.canning409 3 года назад

    extraordinary talent, vision, songwriting and originality.. love em

  • @jyka
    @jyka 14 лет назад +1

    so good. better start to listening some good old music!

  • @jaycrust
    @jaycrust 15 лет назад +1

    greatest live show ever!!!

  • @oldphoque
    @oldphoque 17 лет назад +1

    Awesome coverage. Some of the best live footage I`ve seen.

  • @12Nolan34
    @12Nolan34 17 лет назад +1

    deffinetly the most under rated band ever

  • @chokito91
    @chokito91 18 лет назад +1

    UNREAL!! Thank you!!

  • @ddavidj815
    @ddavidj815 13 лет назад +2

    husker fuckin' rocks! i've seen bob, grant, and greg as a chef since. they rock!

  • @PiPis85858569
    @PiPis85858569 14 лет назад +1

    we need more music like this

  • @MisterHitchens
    @MisterHitchens 16 лет назад

    Couldn't agree more, Denapz... I saw that Bowie (try to) cover MCRs Under Pressure (the killer duet with The Used) and it was like seeing your uncle after he drinks too much... it was embarassing for everyone in the room. No one knew where to look or what to do with their hands.

  • @Finsami71
    @Finsami71 14 лет назад

    Strangely Bob reli looks older here than what he is now... 'Half man half lager' was to b sayed about him in those days.. :P I love Huskers! And dis is at their best!

  • @cometdust
    @cometdust 17 лет назад

    I cried.

  • @jryan1971
    @jryan1971 16 лет назад +2

    I agree. Hart's songs are generally simpler in structure, but they're more emotionally affecting at least to me.

  • @RonanChrisMurphy
    @RonanChrisMurphy 13 лет назад

    So Awesome. I saw them on tour after every album they did. Loved all every time but the Zen Arcade tour was one of my favorite shows of all time.

  • @slowandcrystal
    @slowandcrystal 16 лет назад +3

    God was in this band...he was backstage...turning it up to eleven!

  • @Vaga365
    @Vaga365 16 лет назад

    i have been aware of u tube for a year now least acrimonious site yet. that says it all. husker du broke up right before they were to play in omaha, thank god i saw the replacement's 3x's at the drumstick. both bands were trancendent.

  • @rainbearcult
    @rainbearcult 3 месяца назад

    If they closed with 8 miles high…i was at this show. Wow.

  • @elpozo
    @elpozo 17 лет назад +4

    this is wall of sound

    • @void0094
      @void0094 Год назад

      True, that is what they tried to do as a trio

  • @ossiausb5581
    @ossiausb5581 2 года назад

    Thats rock'n roll

  • @blackwood2805
    @blackwood2805 15 лет назад

    absoluetly breath taking id have gave my right arm to see husker du,sadly just before my time ,although i am going to see bob mould in december :)

  • @houstonveer
    @houstonveer 16 лет назад

    The Power and the Beauty.

  • @gringopig
    @gringopig 15 лет назад

    You have nailed it the BIG PLANK!!
    BANG BANG BANG
    Thank you!
    :-)

  • @bigdbrew
    @bigdbrew 13 лет назад +3

    I love this stuff, I'm surprised bands aren't staring to cover their songs.

  • @Clark54322
    @Clark54322 14 лет назад

    back in the day i followed bands like the; kinks, stones, zep and the who, it lead to bands like pistols, ramones, x and clash that lead to bands like huskers, naked raygun, Social D then on to nirvana, sound garden, green day, offspring etc. God knows why those guys in the 80s weren't recognized when it was arguably one of the best times in rock n roll history.

  • @kevpark21
    @kevpark21 11 лет назад +1

    Greg Norton's jumps make me want to go crazy

  • @dawndrk123
    @dawndrk123 13 лет назад

    Saw them in Chi in '84. Took a week to recover fully. Cubby Bear Lounge.

  • @apfx45
    @apfx45 14 лет назад

    Take me back to another time before there was even such a thing called indie......way ahead of their time :-)

  • @drumsdrums4040
    @drumsdrums4040 11 лет назад +3

    everyone should just grow a pair and stop caring what green day does. dont worry about the, let them do what they want. they're a great band, keeping rock in the music these days. sure they've lost some of their style, but they keep doing whatever they want to do and really don't care what anyone thinks of them.

  • @ottermann
    @ottermann 16 лет назад

    It's called "The Cyclone". 2 people cross wrists and grab hands, spin fast and let go, flying into people.
    I did that many many times at that vey location. First Ave rocks!

  • @reno59fr
    @reno59fr 15 лет назад

    great, great ,great

  • @Caribou1983
    @Caribou1983 15 лет назад

    top notch!

  • @tracehazarrrrd
    @tracehazarrrrd 12 лет назад +6

    Am I wrong to say that Husker Du did what Nirvana was trying to do long before they even though of it? I hear all these pixies comparisons, but it was truly Husker Du, and maybe The Who, who really influenced Nirvana's entire persona. Loud soft isn't the revolution of Nirvana, it was making emotional, true, rock from the heart relevant and in the mainstream again. Just my opinion, love all those bands, peace.

    • @MrPotatoesLatkie
      @MrPotatoesLatkie 6 лет назад

      I like Husker Du better than Nirvana.

    • @JohnDoe-le7ml
      @JohnDoe-le7ml 6 лет назад

      I know I'm responding a little late, but it's not just your opinion, but it's also Dave Grohl's opinion.
      I'd have to dig for the actual wording of the comment, but it was something along the lines of "I don't know what the big deal is (about Nirvana). Husker Du did it first."
      With Dave doing a ton of show with Bob, at the very least there is a ton of respect between the two to this day.

    • @mcbillygoat2413
      @mcbillygoat2413 6 лет назад +1

      Check out the bands Suicide and The Gun Club. They were central to the rock music scene with the same intensity.

  • @codezinho7
    @codezinho7 15 лет назад

    classico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!va tomar no sul....

  • @vivelavidarocka
    @vivelavidarocka 14 лет назад +1

    The only reason they didn't get to be bigger, was the fact that by the time they were playing, silly hair fucking metal ruled the airwaves. Enter Nirvana, and everyone thought that they had invented a new form of rock. Ironic.

  • @Wehrmacht777
    @Wehrmacht777 11 лет назад +1

    would give anything to be at this show

  • @nikkari69
    @nikkari69 18 лет назад

    Thank you SOOOO much!!
    Is there anywhere better band in these days??
    No fucking sure is!!!

  • @bowienirvana
    @bowienirvana 13 лет назад

    jodidamente buenos!

  • @opaulo30
    @opaulo30 16 лет назад

    drinkin and stinkin' on heaven hell whiskey in the jar right now
    reminds me of sally maclenane by the pogues
    or and it stoned me by van the man morrison

  • @ddilling71
    @ddilling71 13 лет назад

    Bob actually was working class. He went to college to escape the small town he grew up in where his parents operated a little grocery store.

  • @fpt1958
    @fpt1958 11 лет назад

    Still works @ age 55 too!

  • @asesino1401
    @asesino1401 17 лет назад

    GREAT MOUSTACHE

  • @shruggzdastr8-facedclown
    @shruggzdastr8-facedclown 5 лет назад

    If I wasn't already familiar with Hüsker Dü and therefore knew who Grant Hart was, I'd swear that that was comedian Mitch Hedberg (fellow Minnesotan, incidentally) behind the kit!

    • @shruggzdastr8-facedclown
      @shruggzdastr8-facedclown 5 лет назад

      I can imagine it now: "I used to drum for Hüsker Dü -- I still do, but I used to, too."
      ;^}

  • @moyajc
    @moyajc 16 лет назад

    I've seen some embarrassing posts on RUclips in my time, but this is my all-time favourite!

  • @bonzettobonobo
    @bonzettobonobo 9 лет назад +5

    00:50

  • @WesterbergPaul
    @WesterbergPaul 13 лет назад

    I like them, I like them, I like them....

  • @toymachineskater93
    @toymachineskater93 16 лет назад +1

    like taking a bath in music...

  • @RATTTHEPUNK
    @RATTTHEPUNK 15 лет назад

    oh yeah thats right he wasnt in cream until 87 i forgot

  • @arnonuhm7193
    @arnonuhm7193 8 лет назад +3

    guess that Bob Mould was one of the first to ironically use a Flying V guitar.
    how would anyone even dare to mention G. D. in a context with the Huesker

    • @rigobertradowitzki189
      @rigobertradowitzki189 5 лет назад

      Why ironically? You aren't allowed to use Flying V's on the hardcore/punk scene?

  • @RATTTHEPUNK
    @RATTTHEPUNK 15 лет назад

    oops i meant to write scream not cream lol

  • @moezilla68
    @moezilla68 15 лет назад

    Bigman, they were INSANE live.Bob stopped the show because of too much slamming. Eventually resumed playing (after leaving the guitars next to amps in super feedback mode for 10 mins or so.) They played Warehouse (most of it) which I hadn't bought yet, but it was still amazing.

  • @asesino1401
    @asesino1401 17 лет назад +1

    greg nortonis the best , and of course his moustache

  • @AZScapee
    @AZScapee 11 лет назад +27

    Let me get this, er, straight. To praise a band consisting of an openly gay man, an openly bi man, and a man confident enough to sport a raging mustache, you're using the term gay to discredit a very different band. Wow.

  • @borizgrozni
    @borizgrozni 13 лет назад

    MIGHTY !!!!

  • @grapsta
    @grapsta 12 лет назад

    @tracehazarrrrd good call. I read once that Kurt played in a Creedence covers band when he was 15 ....if thats true they're probably an influence - hooks and riffs. .... I think Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was an influence too - heavy melodies !

  • @catchersmitt0
    @catchersmitt0 16 лет назад

    Bob Mould come to Cobalt (bar) in DC sometimes. And there's always the Blowoff party once a month.

  • @tracehazarrrrd
    @tracehazarrrrd 12 лет назад

    love the pixies but I don't hear them in nirvana. I was trying to go old school in saying the who, that they are the most seminal influence. replacements were sort of constricted to their style of songwriting in my opinion, but their vocalist sure fits in with nirvana's sound.
    wipers kind of. I f*cking love wipers' first album, godly, thanks for reminding me.

  • @tracehazarrrrd
    @tracehazarrrrd 11 лет назад

    thumbs up.

  • @simonestefanini2289
    @simonestefanini2289 7 лет назад +1

    Adieu, gentleman.

  • @oldphoque
    @oldphoque 15 лет назад

    My problem is, that wonderful noise drowns out all vocals and the rest of the band to a certain degree. Even the producers didn`t clean that up during recording on any of their LP`s. SST or other. Sugar got it right. Bob uses minimal, basic stomps but it all comes down to the amp and settings. The volume & tone controls on any axe he played were never backed off for any reason. Rare use of bridge pickup. In Bob`s world, more is better. There you have it. I`d love a remastered HD box set.

  • @dsaints4202
    @dsaints4202 5 лет назад

    husker du!!!!!

  • @DavidFregoli
    @DavidFregoli 13 лет назад

    lol look at bob midair at 0:50...priceless

  • @hespheiden1
    @hespheiden1 8 лет назад +4

    So back in the day the Huskers played at some AIDS benefit in Minneapolis. We all thought 'what the hell are they doing that for?' Then somebody 'heard', or most likely made it up that Norton was gay. After all he sported the gigantic pornstache. We just assumed ever since then that he was gay. I don't remember ever thinking Grant Hill was gay, just that he was a really fucked up individual in many ways at the time, courtesy of Shanghai Sally.
    Fast forward about 10 years, and we're at the Walker to see Mould give an acoustic show by himself (Dan Wilson warmed up). During the show Mould made a reference that he "came out" to see if maybe it would make his latest album sell better (apparently he had just "come out" a month or so before in a magazine interview that we didn't hear about). My wife and I looked at each other like 'WTF'?????? Turns out that Mould and Hill are gay and Norton is happily married with children. Go figure.

    • @jimbo-fk4dq
      @jimbo-fk4dq 8 лет назад +11

      Not sure if Grant Hill was gay, but he was a pretty good basketball player.

    • @Principezone
      @Principezone 7 лет назад +5

      Great, now there's coffee all over my screen

    • @archimedesnation
      @archimedesnation 7 лет назад +2

      The name's Grant Hart.

    • @denisesutcliffe6224
      @denisesutcliffe6224 6 лет назад

      John Lang at least get his name right ffs.

  • @FablesJonny
    @FablesJonny 15 лет назад

    i would have gone apeshit in the crown!!!!!!!! huskers rule!!

  • @ThomasGenzardi
    @ThomasGenzardi 8 лет назад

    I rember...........................................................................................................Husker Du Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!