The Breeders recently posted this absolutely brilliant video of an outdoor set they played in the middle of a forest in Big Sur, surrounded by redwoods. If you like The Breeders, you'll love these 13 minutes of bliss, where they play stripped-down versions of some of their best hits – "Do You Love Me Now?," "Divine Hammer," "Invisible Man," and "Drivin' on 9" (a song originally by Ed's Redeeming Qualities but made famous by The Breeders when they recorded it for their 1993 album "Last Splash").
I'm a huge Breeders fan, and I'm in absolute heaven! Enjoy!
On their Facebook page, they described how they ended up in the forest:
Last fall at the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur our show was rained out. The sky cleared just as dusk fell & someone said: let's go into the forest. So in a grove of redwoods we played a few songs for the hermit thrushes and spotted owls. Thank you Mark Satterthwaite & crew for filming it.
Directed by: James Brylowski
Illustrations/animations by: Pedro Eboli
Camera operators: Brian Outland, Scott Stoneback, & Aaron Fagerstrom
Edited by: Morgan Waters
Audio recorded and mixed by: Morgan Waters
Produced by: Mark Satterthwaite and Morgan Waters for Antics
Titles by: Kyle Rector
