0:00 Thinking, That's All (the beginning is cut off) 2:30 Call It In The Air 7:03 Ramina 10:50 Blister 14:29 Believe In What You Want 18:05 Digits featuring Eric Richter 23:25 Christmas Card 28:12 Clarity 33:32 What I Would Say To You Now 37:04 Crush (still went by "Secret Crush" at the time)
So many things on thisIncluding that raw energy. Their “new” songs from Clarity. Rick still chill af playing without a pick but has enough time to get down and do a rockstar move at the end. The rawness of the song Clarity.
Breathingspace They started recording for Clarity in 97. It was fully mixed and mastered by 98, but Capitol didn't want to release it at all. It was only after the combined pressure of their 98 EP release and Lucky Denver Mint's subsequent success that Clarity was put out years later. By that time, they were well on their way developing songs for Bleed American.
I don’t remember Jim having a red tele and I also enjoy hearing them go from standard tuning to drop D because they weren’t big enough to have roadies changing gear for them.
0:00 Thinking, That's All (the beginning is cut off)
2:30 Call It In The Air
7:03 Ramina
10:50 Blister
14:29 Believe In What You Want
18:05 Digits featuring Eric Richter
23:25 Christmas Card
28:12 Clarity
33:32 What I Would Say To You Now
37:04 Crush (still went by "Secret Crush" at the time)
When and why did crush stop being secret crush? Is it because went from beinh on that two track feature to being on clarity?
@@Adi-db5dh after they released it on the 7” the secret was out.
Who is still watching this in 2023? 🥳🙋♂️
so there was a time where Jim didn't sweat profusely after 10 seconds in a show. incredible! thanks for the upload of this and TGUK set!
Lucas Shipsides the lights weren’t as bright back then...
Dude, Jim Adkins does NOT age! Thanks for posting this!
20 years later, he has the EXACT same hair cut.
He did change it at one point around Futures, but perhaps he was just going through a phase.
It definitely suits him though and still looks young!
So many things on thisIncluding that raw energy. Their “new” songs from Clarity. Rick still chill af playing without a pick but has enough time to get down and do a rockstar move at the end. The rawness of the song Clarity.
So funny to see Tom as the frontman.
When I see "Thinking, That's All," I see why they toured so much with No Knife back when.
I was there! Antarctica and strike force along with jimmy eat world and get up kids . So long ago but still great
Wow what a lineup for 97!!
now I remember why I would follow them around before bleed american
Love that beanie Tom! You look so emo!
At 20:36 the camera guy knew what was coming
The people there had no idea how historic some of these "new" songs would become. /mindblown
Assumption. You don't know what your'e talking about.
@@TrixiLovesYou calm down trixi take your meds
RIP Skater's World.
Ah remember when Tom used to sing........
Anybody else hear the call for Reason 346? =D
So good
thank you for sharing!
dubin-this is like the best shit ever!
Truly remarkable. His tumblr is a gold mine of shows i was too young to know about in the 90s ugh
thanks for upload this!
Thank you!
Was this really 1997? I can't believe they already had so many 'Clarity' songs ready then
Breathingspace They started recording for Clarity in 97. It was fully mixed and mastered by 98, but Capitol didn't want to release it at all. It was only after the combined pressure of their 98 EP release and Lucky Denver Mint's subsequent success that Clarity was put out years later. By that time, they were well on their way developing songs for Bleed American.
@@RottingMofoThis is great information
Have they ever played Digits live with the extended outro?
Nice!
@10:29 sounds like the beginning of The Middle
jim needs to scream more
I don’t remember Jim having a red tele and I also enjoy hearing them go from standard tuning to drop D because they weren’t big enough to have roadies changing gear for them.
Holy. Shit. GUK too!?!
They went from this to bleed american
I live in New Jersey. I wasn’t even alive yet when they performed this.
They were way better when they played raw.
reeally? you think Jim's singing is okay here?