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Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West - Pitchfork Classic
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Directed by RJ Bentler as part of the "Pitchfork Classic" series, Pitchfork.tv presents a 45-minute documentary on Modest Mouse's classic 1997 album The Lonesome Crowded West.

Produced & Directed By RJ Bentler
Supervising Producer - Patrick O'Connor
Edited By Jon Leone & Michael Garber
Assistant Editor - Brenden Russell
Camera By Jon Leone, Mark Zemel, Matthew Ellis Siltala, Luke Chmura, Joe Denardo, Brenden Russell & RJ Bentler
Mix By Brendon Anderegg
Graphics By Michael Renaud
Production Assistant - Clay Adamczyk
Special Thanks To Isaac Brock, Jeremiah Green, Eric Judy, Calvin Johnson, Phil Ek, Dann Gallucci, Pete Ritchey, Scott Swayze, Pat Graham, Juan Luis Carrera, Up Records, James Bazan

Photos Courtesy of Pat Graham (bit.ly/10b7DpT) & Michael Galinsky

Some Archival Footage Taken From The Film "Untitled" By Rick Madsen

Archival Materials Provided By Rick Madsen, Jamer Bertram, Jason Foster, Jake Hale, Sean Kobuk, Jonathan Moore, Joe Rockwell, Sean Russell & Sub Pop Records

Live Recordings of "Teeth Like God's Shoeshine" Provided By Lish Daelnar (bit.ly/XUz80P)

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Views : 1,431,135
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Date of upload: Mar 5, 2013 ^^


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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@cottonhensley

1 year ago

I came back here after hearing of Jeremiah's passing. I love how this documentary captures how kind he seemed.

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@ericlindemsaltes8217

1 year ago

RIP Jeremiah Green!! :(

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@Mr061099

8 years ago

Isaac coined the term "mallfucked" in this documentary

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@penis123842

10 years ago

The Founder of Up Records died of Leukemia. Chris Takimo, you made this album possible. Thank you 

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@official_ajbdrumming6818

1 year ago

Thank you for all of the amazing beats JG. This album is such a masterpiece. RIP

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@funkyadhesive

7 years ago

Wish Pitchfork would make more of these

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@tuasucks

5 years ago

I took a train to a sleepy little medieval town in Switzerland once, and I decided on a whim to listen to The Lonesome Crowded West. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time. But what I realized then is that for better or for worse, The Lonesome Crowded West is distinctly American, probably the greatest modern american album. I realized that all the people around me there in Europe probably couldn't truly understand The Lonesome Crowded West fully without coming from the states (or canada, I guess). I grew up in white-flight suburbs in the rust belt, right on the edge of the sprawl, and it was so depressing to see the sprawl expand every year. Every year there'd be a couple new strip malls and cookie-cutter subdivisions in place of farms. So many of those storefronts were never filled.

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@orangedalmatian

1 year ago

Rest in Peace Jeremiah Green. Your music that you helped create with the rest of the band changed my life and set me on the path to follow in your footsteps. I won't let you down. God save and bless you a thousand times over and thank you for the legendary music.

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@JcGrubbsFilms

9 years ago

"Either that or they just didn't want a guy with an American accent and a lisp yellin' at em"

My favorite part of the whole doc lol

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@zachscott4867

1 year ago

Thanks for all the music and memories guys.
RIP to Jeremiah

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@Laizerdisk

8 years ago

HOLY HELL the spinning homeless dude at 29:35 is a Seattle Center regular I saw him practically every day since I went to school around there. He bought my friends cigs/booze more than once

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@sianspherica

8 years ago

I've watched this documentary like 10 times. Whoever Pitchfork got to make this did such a great job. Just a drag that Eric isn't in the band anymore.

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@DigvalleyMusic

7 years ago

Whenever I hear Jeremiah talk, I just wanna give him a big ol' hug.

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@strandedmind9540

1 year ago

RIP Jeremiah Green 1977-2022

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@jems5403

9 years ago

When Phil Ek came up all I could think about was "Phil Ek here with a preview for the next Built to Spill album!!"

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@uzirnis

10 years ago

I love how this documentary is also a story of America in a certain time. Well executed.

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@troy8420

5 years ago

This documentary is how I discovered Built to Spill back in 2014. From there I discovered a whole world of indie music, so thank you Modest Mouse for being the amazing starting point.

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@GarethWatkinFilm

11 years ago

Dramamine was the the song that got me hooked on Modest Mouse. It introduced me to all their music and so many other great songs by them. Still one of my favourite songs of all time.

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@kid-ava

1 year ago

it's so hard to listen to modest mouse now that jeremiah is gone💔, he seemed like such a kind soul

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@Luschan

1 year ago

I caught them in Oakland a few days ago for their Lonesome Crowded West tour.

It was incredible getting to see them play songs that they otherwise would probably never play live. The encore was four songs, all pre-LCW. If you can catch them for this tour, don’t hesitate.

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