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Crazy that Motionless in white had more than half their members from Exeter/west pittston as well;

Honestly the point I was missing for the longest time is that it’s okay to indulge in these kinds of downright evil pop-rock songs sometimes. It’s kind of like ironically watching reality tv occasionally

Found this band by listening to Inlet - which is awesome. Not so keen on previous albums - too similar to Smashing Pumpkins, who I like, but not as much as Inlet. More of the same please.

homie came back to life singing misfits?! probs the most hard thing I've ever heard of.

that's right, steve is a legend. i've seen shellac maybe 3-4 times, everytime they visit our country. never forget that, their shows were always shows, so funny, so rock, so loud and so connecting with the crowd. steve always come to the stage in his working boilersuit and takes that off there. i love how he always mounted his strap around waist. and of course their q&a sessions in between sets... i also love his sound production, so roomy, heavy and authentic.

RIP to the greatest.

Died at only 61!? I can't believe it. Just yesterday I was talking a 61 years old lady about the benefit of veganism (as she looked 50!). Sad news.

My girlfriend and I used to drive around in my '67 Pontiac listening to this album. Mayonnaise was always my favorite.

Man, I really wished they were still around! I wasn't born then, but I live in the area :(

It was "The On Up Downstairs".

What did he make for HUM?

First time hearing about this, that's tragic. Albini is a huge inspiration

Thank you for this video!!! 🙏🏾

I love Big Black. Still Listen.

"Safe and effective"

This WAS THE GUY everyone wished they could record with or capture that same raw sound. Awesome musician and genius producer! The dude truly created so many great things and will forever be missed. RIP brotha

I got to know your channel via that fantastic Bedhead video of yours. Considering how I got to know Steve thanks to his work on Transaction de Novo, his passing only furthers my interest in the projects he got involved with, besides such fantastic album. An immense loss, yet his influence may live and carry on in his vision and work for years. Great video, as always.

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God, that man did so many great things.. tragic passing 😢

Could you possibly have more adds? He really tried many times to get and stay sober … RIP he’s never forgotten

Physically, yes, he no longer with us, but his legacy, talent, & gift still continues to expand across many generations to this day. This earth plane simply could not contain him. I’d like to think any/every time we listen to him, he is right there with us - with that shy but genuine smile beaming light on us all.

Lol, this dude is autistic af. Check out the mannerisms of Craig from The Vines.

💘🚕for Moshe 💯❤️🎧🖌️🎨🖼️

I like me and the birds

this video is really high quality. have you thought about doing a video on Unrest/TeenBeat records? i don't think anyone done a video on them yet. they were pretty big in the indie scene in the 90s. eclectic band.

Then I would be very happy that he never died.

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This was the way it was meant to be by God and Layne was with God long before he died. He spoke to people in his music. Had a heavy heart and no ego was present. He wishes people would stop being pussies and carry that cross he left behind. Bring back good music, because the shit that is being released today is boring the hell out of him.

I act just like him

I kinda hate this… I guess seeing what could’ve been. Also playing with his life and ‘relapses’ isn’t very cool. Idk, just love Layne.

Rest in power Steve Albini!

4 YEARS AGO?? I just screamed a little inside seeing this on my recommended and I can't believe I hadn't seen this before. Thank you!!!

I thought the song was about a breakup lol.....after a long night of drinking, goin for a drive to figure it out....

This messed me up i thought this guy was lying for a second then remembered its fake

The major problem people rarely mention is that Ian asked a few times as a request for the travel to America was he wanted to go by boat to which everyone laughed in his face. He was deathly afraid to get on any airplane not to mention a transatlantic flight considering his increasingly major epileptic fits. He knew %100 he would never be getting on that airplane. When they rehearsed these last two songs no one bothered to listen to the words which mapped out his suicide to the T. The band was just too excited to even imagine the tour not happening. So Ian’s request for a barge/ship to New York was an absolute ultimatum. Boat or no more Joy Division. Yes these last two tracks are haunting as hell.

Check out Ectasy of Gold....

My favorite band of the past 30 years. Cindy did if for me. ENDLESS SUMMER

This is so factually incorrect, none of your dates are right. and most of your "facts" are bullshit rumors, similar to the ones that actually plagued Staley during his lifetime. Maybe try actual research next time, Google is your friend.

I was at that concert in Sao Paulo, it was great.

The opening guitar riff in Killed By An Angel was inspired by Neil Young. And the overall sound for Rising Tide was heavily influenced by The Who, along with Fire Theft.

Their second album isn't self titled, it's named LP2 and there is album art. It has a fly on the corner.

My favorite member of weezer, river weezer.

Better yet, what would’ve happened if Andy Wood didn’t die. No Pearl Jam? No Temple of the Dog?