The Replacements - set two - live at the 7th Street Entry (1981)

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During the first week of September 1981, Twin/Tone took the mobile recording unit and rented a bunch of video gear and recorded 15 bands live (five nights) at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis... This video is from the show on September 5th.
The band had released "Sorry Ma..." earlier in the year and were already working on future projects. These songs are presented as they were recorded live... in set order and very much with the tuning that troubled the night. The Replacements were the middle band of three (Husker Du closed the show) and played two 25 minute sets.

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@doccorbindart3614 2 года назад

Bob Stinson is such an underrated guitar player.

@markminckler8475 2 года назад

Damn right!

@tattoofthesun Год назад

He does the same solos every time but hey, they fit the song

@rdrrr Год назад

@@tattoofthesun It might be the same solo but Bob never played it the same way twice!

@Nadahomer Год назад

One of the best ever, plus that fucking tone!

@BGNOLA Год назад

woulda been nice if Paul tuned up even a little

@kevinmurtagh4996 6 месяцев назад

This is the maybe the best thing I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen it 20,000 times.

@drodawig 5 месяцев назад

🔥

@conorkennedy3304 3 месяца назад

I've seen the videos but I'm listening to it on decent monitors and it sounds awesome.

@andlon16 2 года назад

Bob Stinson is just BEAUTIFUL. RIP, my brother.

@davidgormley7990 4 года назад

Imagine living in Minneapolis in the early 80s. Just walk down the street to see The Replacements or Husker Du every fucking week. Jesus.

@scribeguy2310 3 года назад

Or Prince. Or early, punk Soul Asylum. Or Morris Day & the Time. Or... Crazy to think what a vibrant, important music scene this sorta sleepy city had.

@spiffy8576 3 года назад

Soul Asylum

@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад

I just watched the TPT documentary on MInnesota Hardcore - and discovered my old buddy - the photo was 1984 the doc said - so he was 13 years old - as the "2nd wave." I played the Entry when I was 16 years old. I saw hardcore bands there and the main room. Yes Husker Du was graffiti on the old West high school in Uptown. Even for us youngsters - the vibe was in the air.

@Itsa6stringthang 2 года назад

There are certain places in time where things were really going on, history in the making where people will eventually read about. Thing is, most people never realize it when it's happening...

@jonmulack4226 2 года назад

Went through his era an it was indeed good. At times one had to choose what and where you wanted to go. Great time for local and national music

@EmoGothKevin Год назад

This should be in the national archives.

@conorkennedy3304 3 месяца назад

Tommy on my right, Bobby on my Left! Stuck in, Stuck in the middle!

@Nobody-ls3ez Год назад

They play the shit out of their own songs(and a few covers) for their own amusement. Also, this is as American as anything ever done in this country. Makes me proud.

@DoctorMcRad 4 года назад

I can’t give a hard enough like for this. This is pure legend.

@susanmaggiora4800 4 года назад

Doctor McSlam I seriously had goosebumps for the first 5 minutes. If someone didn’t know what punk rock was, this would be one of a few things I would show them.

@DaveAnchovies 3 года назад

playing with husker du, they didnt mess this show up. husker du was still a full throttle hardcore band and were rejected by twin tone. im sure their was competion, less than 2 years later, husker du was also one of the best live bands in the world. check em out in philly in 83, especially 8 miles high.

@DaveAnchovies 3 года назад

rolling stone passed the 'mats early years off...calling em a flash in the punk pan. they'd rewrite that review in later editions of their crappy record guide. obviously didnt bother catching a show

@radiofreescott 3 года назад

You know it

@mindsigh4 2 года назад

@@DaveAnchovies yeah, maybe the guys who wrote for magazines got to interview royalty & stopped being fans or getting high with the fans cuz they were too busy tryin to be from somewhere cool . . . & thot they were rock stars too

@limon_camilo 6 лет назад

0:00 Kick Your Door Down 3:12 Dope Smokin' Moron 5:00 Skip It 7:23 Maybelline 9:07 I Hate Music 10:48 Stuck In The Middle 12:55 Otto 14:57 I'm In Trouble 17:10 Don't Ask Why 19:03 Costumer 20:44 Rattlesnake 22:27 Slow Down 24:55 Hey Good Lookin'

@ericgilbertson5785 3 года назад

Costumer is too good of a typo

@limon_camilo 3 года назад

@@ericgilbertson5785 fuck 2 years on and just noticed this lol

@BeldenClearwater Год назад

Rock n roll. Pure

@p.yekkspi03 Месяц назад

@twintonedigital please pin to top and thanks! Mats 4ever!

@s.b.3867 4 года назад

It's crazy to think that Tommy Stinson was like 14 years old here. I was flicking boogers in study hall when I was 14, and Tommy was playing on the same stage with all sorts of legendary bands (including his own).

@dagnabitkat 3 года назад

Tommy and Steve McDonald of Redd Kross are the MVP kids of the 80s

@2high2die 2 года назад

He was flicking boogers from the stage.

@owlpercent2045 Год назад

@@TvDaddyAndTheTabloidArmy 14 about to turn 15 the next month.

@neaituppi7306 Год назад

I think by the late eighties a band member that was younger than 18 would not have been allowed in a lot of clubs.

@onusgumboot5565 Год назад

@@neaituppi7306 Generally, they could get in to play, but had to go outside between sets. Which was OK because the rest of the band went out to smoke a doobie on breaks anyway.

@raywharton172 7 лет назад

i worked at mama rose's with bob remember the nites they would practice in my basement

@groomedtodie 5 лет назад

go on...

@oystershucksters4206 2 года назад

Oh man you can’t tease us like that and not tell us some stories!

@grandmasmurf2915 2 года назад

I saw them at the Orpheum in Mpls when they were tripping they would start a song and then start laughing and couldnt finish ANY song!! Very annoying but normal for them!!

@davegasman 2 месяца назад

I've been a Replacements fan since the mid 80s and this is the first I've seen of this. Absolutely blown away.

@aisle_of_view 6 месяцев назад

Paul's guitar probably cost him $200 in 1981, the early 60s SG/LP Specials/Juniors run upwards of $3500 these days.

@andymathews1513 3 года назад

My lord this is good rock n roll. Great band even when they weren't at full power, but seriously, this gig is nuclear!!

@johndugan4310 2 года назад

This might be the best show I've ever heard. Blown away. And Bob. Jesus, he was great. You pick it set 1 or set 2. Listen to that guitar. That band never sounded better. All of them. Paul, Tommy, and Chris, thanks for this and Bob is still having his moment in the sun. Imagine you were 15 and just hearing this band. You would think about playing guitar right off and Bob would be the benchmark.

@lupelicious822 2 года назад

Fun trivia: Tommy was only four years old here.

@bl00df4rt Год назад

Crazy, I wouldn’t have pegged him for a day older than embryonic fetus.

@alanbarry3598 3 года назад

Recording this was a really good idea.

@conorkennedy3304 3 месяца назад

fucking right

@lignitedaze 4 года назад

This makes a pretty good case that right there, right then, they were probably the best band on the planet.

@DaveAnchovies 2 года назад

at this moment, ironically, the tightest set from any era is from their punk era. never seen a bomb at home...especially with rivals Husker Du on the bill. and Rolling Stone panned the first album--flash in the pan, huh? they rewrote it in later volumes of their shitty record guide

@katiewray2525 Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏😊💕100%

@conorkennedy3304 3 месяца назад

This gets better and better every time I see it. Tommy was probably like 15? I've been to the entry probably 50 times and I ended up meeting Tommy a few times in the later days. Just a really nice guy. Very gracious and dug talking about music.

@conorkennedy3304 3 месяца назад

Both of these guys are playing guitars with no neck pickup?

@michaellorenzen8200 Год назад

goodness sakes the production of this is incredible it's hard to believe that this was filmed with BIG video cameras and not GoPros everything is so in focus in addition the audio is amazing this is a top notch concert video ! well done 👍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@greenAbbot 9 месяцев назад

Take a breath, dude.

@thehammockdistrict5355 5 лет назад

1:50 16:08 18:15 19:50 21:40 23:40 Bob is, with all certainty, quite remarkable

@romarangiton7435 3 года назад

Bob at 7:57 teaching little brother on the fly . Love It : ^ )

@bigslongdongdad824 3 года назад

crazy to think he played like this while drunk asf

@fillycheesefl 6 лет назад

I was born the year this was filmed, didn’t discover the Replacements until 10 years ago. Still the best band I’ve discovered in the past decade.

@bogonzales672 6 лет назад

At least you did.

@BobbyGeneric145 4 года назад

Have you checked out Death? Specifically the album "For all the world to see". Similar sounds

@fillycheesefl 4 года назад

@@BobbyGeneric145 oh yeah, really enjoyed the documentary on them.

@sylvandelacruz Год назад

Just found this!!! What a magnificent thing to wake up to!!! Thank you so much for shring this treasures (and part 1, too!!) Fuck, glorious. Long Live Rock n Roll!!!

@dustrabbit 5 лет назад

This rips my nuts out. Tuning and all. Unbelievable footage of a legendary influence.

@cjkoca1 5 лет назад

They were on. Bob is so good.

@stevefaure415 5 лет назад

They're actually a lot tighter than they would be as the years progressed. The songwriting got much better but the performances got more drunken and rowdy. What a great band!

@165Dash 4 года назад

Steve Faure Interesting observation. IMO this is probably the best of all RU-vid / Matts offerings. Super-tight...everyone spot-on. As years progressed, Paul’s songwriting developed a bit of Beatles-like tune-full clever sweetness that when combined with Bob’s more “hardcore” sensibility created tension..and...some really great output that was probably better than they themselves appreciated.

@sidv192 3 года назад

the hard party lifestyle destroyed them before they even had a chance to leave the runway

@ustheserfs 11 месяцев назад

tommy's got to be in class in a few hours

@enduromusicproductions2351 Год назад

Incredible. Thank you for recording and sharing this.

@waynecolodny2751 3 года назад

Watching this at 2:45 am and have seen it before but I can't stop watching It 40 years beyond! Bob was so good. Tommy was so young. Chris was steady . Paul was beyond perfect.

@crash8563 4 года назад

I've been watching these 2 vids since the weekend

@fastandyc 7 месяцев назад

Sorry ma forgot to take out the trash,one of my all time favourites!

@jamieleepatterson 4 года назад

Amazing!!! I can’t believe I’m just discovering them now!

@katiewray2525 Год назад

Better l8 than never 💓

@MondoReyTV1 9 месяцев назад

This is Gold! First time seeing and hearing them this early on

@srgrounds 2 года назад

Just freaking Minnesota legends

@stevenmorello2551 2 года назад

WOW!!!!!!! Thanks for posting this. The sound is FANTASTIC!

@bengrabenstein2929 2 года назад

"Thank you. Husker Du are next." Talk about a Twin Billing.

@aktosweden 8 месяцев назад

Tommy on the left, Bobby on the right. Stuck in the middle. Not a bad place to be.

@thomasminarchickjr.7355 4 года назад

6:00 these boys are having a ball. Look at the smile on Chris’ face. What a band

@caramason56 2 года назад

Absolute awesomeness 😊😃❤️🎶🎶🎶 I can’t believe I was 6 years old when this show happened.

@void0094 2 года назад

I play along to this with my guitar. It is so much fun

@jperryfan 4 года назад

Pure Rock n Roll Genius Mats Forever!

@rawdondiggerman746 4 года назад

Jeeeez the way this version of customer takes off knocked the wind out of me!! Good stuff

@mc76 11 месяцев назад

I saw these guys open for REM in a tiny club in Indianapolis, circa 1982. To this day, they remain the loudest band I have ever seen/heard. Just eardrum splitting volume.

@StephenCampbell-bi7dl Год назад

THIS IS NICE. GOD WE WERE YOUNG THEN.

@freddybeebop6756 5 лет назад

Don't wanna get all technical and shit, but Paul's guitar tone rocks

@ShadSimm 3 года назад

Has the output socket been moved on his guitar? There’s a sizeable hole above where it is now..?

@domswift7492 3 года назад

He was also out of tune the whole fucking set 😂

@stiflingmystrife 3 года назад

@@domswift7492 I like to think 'alternative tuning ' lmao

@evrythingturnsgrey 7 месяцев назад

@@domswift7492thats best part of it all, big middle finger to perfection

@miguelfitzsimmy5610 2 года назад

The sound of the p90 pickup. Classic.

@drallimylime Год назад

the fakeout ending in skip it is so great

@evrythingturnsgrey 7 месяцев назад

Yeah I agree its fucking phenomenal

@sidv192 3 года назад

the best g damn garage band in the world.

@MrPioneerlight2011 Год назад

damn.....the energy was busting at the seams......

@Mikem-mq2hh 2 месяца назад

The Romones downstrokes, the power chording, raggae/Ska pull backs...then some gentle arpeggios, the dynamics. Dam Bob was/is a god. I would have loved hearing him mature.....Not to mention Tommys 13 or 14!!!....Good god what a band.

@joshbrekke6374 4 года назад

Love this a lot! Thank You for sharing, Awesome Show!

@TheRealTomWendel 2 года назад

“The best lack all conviction While the worst are full of passionate intensity.” W. B. Yeats, ‘The Second Coming’

@flagemdown66 11 месяцев назад

This was when they were REALLY trying to do great shows!😂

@beccauptmor8639 2 года назад

So ahead of its time.

@vogel1124 3 года назад

Still cant believe ive played on this same stage as these MN legends

@nankypooh655 Год назад

Who could've know that people were witnessing history in the making? Thanks for posting and sharing! (Now how about that Husker Du set?)

@PDBO 7 лет назад

Second verse same as the first... Best. Video. Ever.

@ellierose6 5 лет назад

heh

@hanktarantino9457 5 месяцев назад

Isn't that line by Bloodhound Gang?

@mlwsf 5 лет назад

They were all younger but look how young Tommy Stinson looks. How did they even get him into the venue?

@mlwsf 3 года назад

@andydguitar like I said, how'd they ven get him into the club? lol

@gustavmarie 3 года назад

@@mlwsf He was allowed to sit backstage between performances in the presence of an adult, usually Peter Jesperson.

@mlwsf 3 года назад

@@gustavmarie cool, thanks for that.

@caranelson7457 Год назад

Jespersen took guardianship so Tommy could tour, I think I read somewhere.

@michaelvolgare4454 3 года назад

Bob Stinson was the heart and sound of the band!!!!

@stephenwoeller9829 4 года назад

The tuning suits me fine - Twin/Tone by definition.

@mr_tom_anvil Год назад

Brilliant band!

@buddachile 2 месяца назад

So good.

@americana1988 4 года назад

Does anyone have any information about the song "Skip It" played at 5:00 ? Sounds like an original that never made it on an album or any of the reissues/extended releases. It sounds incredible!

@Paul-dw2cl 2 года назад

They’re guitars are tuned a 1/2 step down. Did they usually tune a 1/2 step down when they played live?

@cubessquares9692 2 года назад

History being made 40 some years ago .... amazing

@evanozaroff4742 3 года назад

Paul is an absolute force here. They all are

@wademcinnis647 3 года назад

If there was a time machine that is where I would be.

@ellierose6 3 года назад

Looking good Bob.

@exploringmind7648 2 года назад

Bob's lead gtr could be a little louder in the mix. take some of the volume and some of the distortion from Paul.

@frowngarden. 3 месяца назад

i was there

@chickenbiscuitbabyyewww9580 Год назад

Skip it is such a great song, I wish they would’ve recorded it

@musicaddict5076 Год назад

Kick Your Door Down 0:01 Dope Smokin Moron 3:14 Skip It 5:02 Maybelline 7:24 I Hate Music 9:09 Stuck in The Middle 10:52 Otto 12:56 I’m in Trouble 14:59 Don’t Ask Why 17:12 Customer 19:05 Rattlesnake 20:46 Slow Down 22:28 Hey Good Lookin’ 24:57

@bobojosh Год назад

Great recording

@deemavo 3 года назад

This is tighter than some of their albums

@MrMarkalynch 7 лет назад

I love all of the 'Mats stuff, but there was definitely something missing after Bob and Chris left.

@richardfiller2108 7 лет назад

they are both here

@Brewzerr 6 лет назад

Bob especially added something special. I was amazed they even tried to carry on without him. The story goes that when they went to Memphis to record demos for ‘Pleased To Meet Me’, the plan was to break up right there in the studio, but I guess they had a change of heart. PTMM is a good album, but pretty far removed from what came before. At that point it turned into the Paul show. Once Chris was out that should have been the end, but the end didn’t take long to come after that. Something like six months.

@DaveAnchovies 4 года назад

The Twin Tone stuff is all that matters. Best live footage I've seen of them.

@shinybeast8946 2 года назад

@@Brewzerr Paul wrote the songs, not Bob. Why wouldn't they carry on without him, when the driving creative force was still in the band?

@markcolhan8901 2 года назад

Why carry on? Bob was the heart, who gives a shit who wrote the songs. They were mediocre after Bob left

@markmahlmeister8565 Год назад

Legendary.

@catpocalypsenow8090 10 месяцев назад

I've played on that stage, very tiny in the back of First Avenue.

@neaituppi7306 Год назад

Around this time I was living at a group home. I think I really started playing in bands when I was 16. Tommy is like 2 months older than me.

@OhanaFilms 2 года назад

There are very few bands that can sound this good while so totally out of tune.

@mikebaron4264 2 года назад

I was thinking the same thing!

@averyadrian1534 2 года назад

Wow So much energy Saw them ten years later ‘91 Bob and Chris were gone but they were still amazing 2 nights - the first night was more fired up - best concert - so much fun

@johnjernberg396 3 года назад

They just come at ya. What a great performance. Jesus.

@jackvil85 7 лет назад

thank you

@johnflushing9328 2 года назад

I hope Husker Du had a great set... AFTER THIS!!!

@NotAnAstronaut2k 6 месяцев назад

Replacements or Husker Du?

@evrythingturnsgrey 7 месяцев назад

7:25 intro to maybelline just completely kick starts my entire body

@chan082470 2 года назад

Love the Mats

@motomarty8269 Месяц назад

Just think how good they would’ve sounded had their guitars been tuned in sync.

@SK-le1gm 2 года назад

That’s how to treat a fckn bass, man.

@evrythingturnsgrey 7 месяцев назад

reposting this comment so timestamps are at top of comments 0:00 Kick Your Door Down 3:12 Dope Smokin' Moron 5:00 Skip It 7:23 Maybelline 9:07 I Hate Music 10:48 Stuck In The Middle 12:55 Otto 14:57 I'm In Trouble 17:10 Don't Ask Why 19:03 Costumer 20:44 Rattlesnake 22:27 Slow Down 24:55 Hey Good Lookin'

@douglasmalcoln656 2 года назад

Raw energy...like Iggy and The Stooges!

@jonmulack4226 2 года назад

Saw iggy and the stooges @ Jay's Longhorn. Most intense show I can remember...

@reverandleroy Год назад

These kids are pretty good. Get their shit together and they just might go somewhere.

@JoeIzzo 3 года назад

Sounds great despite the tuning. Reading the book about them now. Didn’t realize the extent of their partying. Fantastic band!

@StephenCampbell-bi7dl Год назад

yea, read all about joe

@KevlarVTX 4 года назад

Kickass

@hanktarantino9457 5 месяцев назад

Strange that Tommy doesn't say anything here

@andrewproulx1205 Год назад

smoking and a drinkin bob stinson ❤❤❤

@anandchamarthy459 8 месяцев назад

So much to say.....but long live THE MATS!

@stolatboy9058 Месяц назад

Cook'in !

@charlescompton6842 2 месяца назад

Westerberg Stinson Stinson Mars

@someonesomeone9069 3 года назад

shredding

@countzomula Год назад

Here's my band a year later in the Entry. Soon after we canned the Farfisa and went with a four-piece, got a bit "harder" too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-c8b8jQGf5Xk.html