Wingnut Dishwashers Union - Live at Blast-O-Mat, Denver, CO - 7/27/2009 Video by Aaron Saye. Check out and subscribe to / theaaronsayearchives for more live shows!
Picking Sides 1:25 Proudhon in Manhattan 4:30 Gunpowder and Lead 6:50 Jesus does the dishes: 9:10 Never Trust a Man Who Plays Guitar 11:38 Urine Speaks Louder Than Words 13:25 For a Girl in Rhinelander 15:20 Alley Cat 17:33 Ain’t nobody’s business 19:10 My Idea of Fun 23:00 TREAM 28:55 Fuck Shit Up 30:50 Free and Alone 33:10 Reason to Breathe 35:20 Come on feel the noise 36:35
@@shitchannel7302 true but you still usually get the luxury of multiple takes to keep a good one. Just means Pat is ridiculously consistent with his vocals which definitely isn't easy given his style.
I wonder how many people are just sitting on Johnny hobo footage... like do they just remember it and go " OH SHIT I FORGOT TO UPLOAD THIS 10 YEARS AGO " theirs probably so many people who are setting on so much shit from pat ( thanks to Mrclaw97 for the correction of sitting )
@@Orcastruck like why the fuck did it take this guy 10 years to upload this? I would love to see uploads of him playing harmony parking lot or politics of holy shit
I had a theory that broke drunk skagged out punks are less likely to bring recording devices to shows, so there is an unfortunate lack of quality bootlegs. This shit is amazing though.
He is selling more "unreleased footage" on patreon from years ago. He's been recording bands at his venue for reasons and never showing anyone anything, even mall bands never saw their footage. It's all behind a paywall.
Man what I would give to go back in time to see pat play some shitty little house party with 30 people singing along. At least we have the videos but I can only imagine what it felt like to actually witness this in person. My favorite pat video is him at some house in Alabama with like 10 people there lmao I think he will end up being a “velvet underground” type of artist meaning not many people knew his work when he was actually still performing but the people that did hear it were so inspired they went out and started their own bands. Tons of great new bands already list pat as an influence and it’s easy to see why. Not many people can make simple four chord songs so damn emotional. I know he doesn’t believe in the things he used to sing about anymore but I’m so happy he left his amazing songs behind for those of us who still believe and even if you don’t they are just good fucking songs. Much love everyone 💙
@@maverick6300 sorry to be the bearer of bad news but Pat quit music a long time ago. But to my knowledge he's healthy/clean and donates to charities with whatever money he makes off of his bandcamp page.
Hearing my idea of fun live breaks my heart even more knowing we will never see this live ever again. I love you Pat keep on loving and keep on fighting brother.
@@psychogenical1419 i think she might of been pissed about the chick in the middle coming around halfway through sitting inbetween the other girl and her. thats the vibe that i got lol
Been to tons of shows, concerts, etc throughout my life. Seeing Wingnut at the AFU in Bremerton in 2008 is still the best live anything I've ever experienced.
There's a magic and community interaction about some punk shows that just isn't even appropriate or expected in other types of music. Even other punk acts/bands whatever. Sometimes we get something special.
Thank you so much for the upload, I needed this. 4 years clean from heroin and Pats music was a big part of that. I lost to many friends and the respect of my family. This made me feel a little less alone
that's awesome. And course as people familiar with his work know he also got clean. i only say this because there are definitely people who only know of Johnny Hobo and have no idea how much more music Pat created and the story of his life told through lyrics.
@@Zero-pe3iq thats why pat will always be my favorite, I haven't heard a song of pats that i don't like, its his life story that i find so interesting, I'd love it if he wrote an autobiography but i really doubt he ever would, he's too humble. He's honestly my role model for getting clean, i know he is for a lot of people but there's a reason for that. Relating so fucking hard to the desperation of addiction, apathy, not caring about dying, i always wanted to die young too, long before i found a kindred spirit in Pat's music. Thats where i am now and i have been since i was a cringey 15 y/o. Well i wasn't an addict til 16 but i struggled with apathy and a desire to die before i graduated high school. But regardless I've wanted to die so fucking bad the last 4 days, i was withdrawing and it was the worst ive ever felt having gone through withdraw many times before, i got a guy to front me shit and there was no relief, it made me worse and i wound up going to the hospital where i found out it was laced with speed so i had already been withdrawing for 4 days (from methadone) and i hadn't slept, ate, drank for over 48 hour, i just laid in bed writhing in pain, waiting for my guy to come through just so i could sleep a little bit and maybe be able to eat something but the fucker gave me speed laced heroin so there was no way i was gonna be sleeping, i just convulsed and dry heaved and had the sensation of burning diarrhea with nothing coming out and thus never feeling relief and thats when i wanted to kill myself most, just for relief, the sweet release of death is so alluring when you're entire body is fucking writhing in pain, its in those moments i think of how pat sang about hearing a fellow addict from a dozen states away shivering through another dope sick morning with no money left and nothing else to steal and that what feels like a never ending cycle of self inflected torture is actually just a really long cycle that does eventually have an end but not before i learn to stop hating myself, the only thing i want to do with my life is be an activist for the things i care about because everybody changes the world at least a little bit and I'd like to change it in a positive way, i have a long road to go and i dont know if I'll make it, i might just be a statistic in another 5, 10 years when another addict is reading this and it'll be the greatest impact i made in my life, is that good enough? It doesn't fucking matter. I take things on a day to day basis and my days vary as much as the tone of this long ass rambling comment from a mentally ill addict, some days are hopeful, some are hopeless, some are pure fucking agony, what i imagine hell to feel like except im actually willing to gamble that hell is better. Did i mention i still havent slept? So its actually been like 60 hours with no sleep but the hospital gave me meth so i feel normal just very tired and very dazed, i lost my voice screaming along to pat songs, and i cant help but think about the next time I'm going to withdraw and how bad it will be, the hospital i went to had an addiction/substance abuse disorder department and i just told her everything that i feel because its so bottled up and jumbled up thaf it comes out in youtube comments that i know for a fact have no point despite the fact i began writing this fully intending to have a positive message of hope, but we all know not everyone gets to be clean, many of us will die whether it be overdose or suicide, if im lucky ill die doing what i love, heroin, if im unlucky ill die because i was driven to suicide by some fucked up circumstances i put myself in like accidentally snorting speed thinking its heroin. I have no message i dont know why i even started writing but I'll post it still because while whatever inspirational bullshit i began this post with is completely lost on me at this point and so i think my post illustrates the insanity of an addict, maybe that'll be valuable to someone. I also thought doing heroin would be easy as pissing, it was for a while, like all the other drugs i did, until it wasn't. I still don't regret it though, if i do make it through I'll be better for having gone through it, if i don't well I'll be dead so it doesn't matter what i think at that point. I wish anyone who read this all the best because if you actually read all my bullshit you MUST be at least half as crazy as me.
Six years clean and sober here from heroin, meth, & “more please.” Pat’s music was the soundtrack to my spiral, my bottom, and then as he got sober I would listen to Die the Nightmare on repeat, high as fuck, hoping one day I’d get sober like he did. Keep trudging my friend.
You're a g for uploading this, what i would give to have been able to go to just one 20 person concert that pat played at. The year he retired was the year i discovered him and he had just done one of his last concerts a few months before just 30 minutes from where i lived at the time in new brunswick, I've literally gone to concerts there a million times, oh the longing
There was one dude specifically that may or may not have had a book bag that made my eye twitch. Having social anxiety is a real thing, and just because you're on stage doesn't mean you're immune. Some people would be well served to remember that. I can't be mad at anybody though, cuz Pat's my hero too.
Incredible it was long enough ago that not everyone is singing along the entire time. I mean I LOVE when everyone is singing it's just cool to be so far in the past that wasn't the case lol
Thank you for uploading this. Amazing quality and never seen before. What an unbelievable set with an incredibly rare live version of My Idea of Fun and a couple covers
I am once again convinced that life was better before smartphones were widely adopted. Everyone is watching. No one is dicking off on their phone. It was a better time.
I agree, you can see it creeping in here though, at the start the gal behind him is checking her messages long enough to notice, pretty soon that would be everyone every few moments
Hell yes. I was on this tour with Pat. Always wanted to see footage of it. Any chance you have a video of my band Public Service Announcement that opened the show?
Glad I got to see Ramshackle Glory in 2012 or 2013. They were touring with the Taxpayers. Then I got to see Pat solo on tour with Ceschi (not sure I spelled that right; sorry.) Got to hang out with Pat the 2nd time & get a picture with him. Super nice person. Too bad I was broke both times & couldn't afford any merch. But I got extremely lucky to discover DIY Bandits record label still had a few copies of Live The Dream on vinyl in 2014-15....which was crazy they still had any at all!! So I'm lucky i have that & all the CDs except for the last album. I hope they reissue the vinyl & CDs because the live the dream LP is selling for $400 on Discogs now & that's ridiculous.
The shirtless country looking kid that pops up on the side at 8:00 gets me every time. He pops up at the perfect time in the song. You can just tell he's really high and heard Miranda Lambert and ran over there.
yowzaaaaa thank you so very much for uploading this. can't believe i missed this, can't believe you also uploaded the mischief brew set that i've been scouring the earth for for years
It's a terrible moment when you find yourself vodka drunk and tearing up at 10:13 in the morning wondering how you favorite writer just decided to play with computers for the rest of his life...
We need more of this! What I would do to see a live show with harmony parking lot and DIY orgasms... it gave me goose bumps hearing him play TREAM live I thought I'd ever hear it same with my idea of fun.. also I'd love to hear Politics of holy shit
I've filmed something like 10,000 live sets over the last 17 years, and with the pandemic slowing life down, I'm finally getting around to uploading some of them!
@@aaronrsaye watching pat "live" during this time period of his career is so surreal, it is almost as if some mythic figure mamifests before you...thanks for uploading
this might be the best Pat set i’ve ever seen, and it’s been hiding for nearly a decade Also, never knew a folk-punk Miranda Lambert cover was something that I wanted, but goddamn, “Gunpowder & Lead” was fucking badass
I love all Pat's music, so hearing him go into Gun Powder and Lead was so jarring. I wasn't ready for it and it also fucking slapped. Gives me goosebumps.
I remember in Oakland dancing my ass off with some random kids the first time I saw Pat. I brought the same energy the second time I saw him in Santa Cruz but college kids are different than street kids. Regardless still had fun, to this day I will still dance if I’m feeling the music.
I am bothered by the person in front of the bass drum. They don't even flinch for a solid 40 mins of Pat playing his guts out in front. What would it take to impress them?
