Portishead

I think you're a bit hasty at the moment, though.....

i would think a major label would have promo shinola without final packaging available...

but, what do i know?
m.

1. Open Box
2. Love of Life
3. Broquette
4. Broken Wall
5. Beatless Day
6. Of Liberty for All and None
7. Alien
8. Signature
9. Minor Pain
10. Traveling Fast to There
11. Tomorrow's Death
12. Broquette [Multi Mix in F#- Slowdown]

i havent seen this information anywhere else so not sure how they got it or why its up there

Beautiful.

Maybe they just felt bored.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtE62pFC8jU&eurl=http://drownedinsound.com/news/4137709-watch-listen-learn--geoff-barrows-beak&feature=player_embedded

It's like The Horrors but without the moaning dude.

Portishead sign to Amnesty

Portishead are releasing a brand new track, - "Chase the tear" for Amnesty International.

It will be available as an exclusive download single from 7 digital http://www.7digital.com/porti sheadamnesty from December 10th with all earnings going towards Amnesty's human rights work and all rights given to the organisation indefinitely.

A video of Portishead performing ''Chase the Tear'' will also be available from 10 December at: http://www.amnesty.org.uk/portish ead and at http://www.portishead.co.uk

International human rights day (10 December) marks the anniversary of the United Nation's historic "Universal Declaration Of Human Rights" on 10 December 1948. The UDHR set out for the first time in a single document the fundamental rights to which everyone, everywhere is entitled - including the right to life, liberty, security, the freedoms of opinion, association and expression, and the right not to be subjected to torture or cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment.

For more information: http://www.amnesty.org.uk/udhr

That track is ZOMG!

wow great song!

it's like steppin' out...gone portishead!

fuck yeah! and the video on vimeo is great too.

I love that they are riding hard for the shoegaze visual aesthetic

I haven't watched the whole video. I only needed to see about 30 seconds before I went and bought the mp3. I guess it's supposed to just end (like "Silence" did)?

the single crisp rising synth is so awesome

yeah that was pretty good, altho i'd say it'd be among the weaker tracks of third (which i now love)...the ending is nicely timed

haha dan otm, look they are miserable

and the synth really does remind me of steppin' out quite a lot

sigue sigue sputnik more like

that song is great!

...

Top notch song. A new album can't come soon enough.

This is great I thought I would have to wait until I was in my thirties before I heard more new Portishead.

It's like The Horrors but without the moaning dude.

Am liking the Beak> album much more than the Horrors tbh.

It's quite a stylistic shift for them - the arpeggiated synth bass is disco-ish; the whole thing is a kind of glum lo-fi "I Feel Love"...

This is pretty unexpected. New to me anyway - not sure if it's old in the US.

http://tinyurl.com/yar37lt

Thanks to you tweeting (or retweeting) that, I've been showing everyone! I think it was broadcast Tuesday night in the US.

It makes the song sound utterly thrilling and bizarre. I like the idea of casual viewers being tempted to check it.

i like the way it sounds and looks amazing, but not actually weird or out of place - and the audience just cheers along normally. people's ideas of what will be acceptable or go down well w/mainstream audiences can be rather restrictive sometimes.

they used Apparat - Arcadia a few episodes back and generally surprise me a few times each season

Interesting - didn't know the context. It's obv in a different zone from Strictly Come Dancing.

What about Beak>? Anyone heard them or have any thoughts? I liked, but was a bit disappointed by, the album after what I'd read ahead of time. I saw them live on Monday though and liked it a lot more.

Ehh. I thought that album was kinda... bad, tbh. :I

Chase the Tear reminds me in parts of NIN, oddly.

'chase the tear' is awesome. there's no chance it was recorded live, right? i'm inclined to say no, but the one-take video looks pretty convincing (even though there are no mics on the drums).

This was in my gmail account:

Portishead announcement

Hello. Check the news page at http://www.portishead.co.uk/news.php on Wednesday 24th November for an announcement about 2011.

Thanks

Nothing there as yet, beyond May's "Chase the Tear"

Reckon they'll have got that fourth album sorted pretty quickly...

This is potentially exciting.

Either that or its a 16th-anniversary box set of Dummy with three discs of remixes and a remastered version of the original album.

*crosses fingers*

http://twitter.com/Portisheadinfo

^ new portishead album, news at six

6 pm where?

Portishead

lol. makes sense.

Someone on Twitter just said that Portishead will be curating an ATP event at Alexandra Palace and the line-up will be announced at 6pm.

on sale friday: http://www.seetickets.com/Tour/I-LL-BE-YOUR-MIRROR-CURATED-BY-PORTISHEAD-ATP

http://www.portishead.co.uk/news.php

^ oh well, there you go

That is much less momentous news than I had hoped for when the thread got bumped : (

OTM portishead x 2 + swans + mf doom + company flow is pretty sweet but I'm skint so fuck 'em

In tribute, I am going to Portishead for dinner tonight.

Well, that was pleasant.

Well, they're still touring together which I hope means they're recording some new songs and not only doing it to get some tour money before fading off again.

Free mixtape released today to celebrate the I'll Be Your Mirror London fest http://illbeyourmirror.com/mixtape/

Oh whoa, that is awesome that DD/MM/YYYY are playing!

http://www.portishead.co.uk/

Oops. Meant to show new North American tour announcement.

is there a new album coming? so weird. i'll go since I missed the tour for third and haven't seen them in....11 years? More?

i want to go to there.

So who got tickets? I'm set for the LA show...

Going to the Montreal show.

got berkeley tix

first night in toronto. should be an good thanksgiving.

Interview:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/jul/17/portishead-mirror-festival-interview

bump because ATP/IBYM just happened and beth gibbons supposedly crowdsurfed and they're touring and they were just on fallon

yes, beth indeed crowdsurfed.

wtf

I can believe it!

They were never a band that I paid much attention to but they were tremendous at ATP, the live show is where it's at.

I just cued up all of the Portishead albums in Spotify and am having a deliciously mellow morning

I'd forgotten how beautiful "It Can Be Sweet" is.

I'd also forgotten how much Portishead points in the direction Third ended up, what with tracks like "Cowboy", "All Mine" and "Half Day Closing"

ticket for sunday show still hasn't arrived. ordered it in july, wtf

Going to see them tonight! Can't wait!

Show was AMAZING. Last album sounds great live as do the old classics. So glad they did "Over"! The visuals/lighting are simple but beautiful and Beth Gibbons is still a godess.

I saw them at I'll Be Your Mirror in July and they just blew me away. They blew all the other acts off the stage as well, especially on the first night (of two). Beth's voice is something else, and she was great; warm and funny, coming down off the stage at the end to run along the front row giving high-fives. I had hopeful/high expectations going in, and they exceeded them. Yeah, loved it /gushgush.

I'm going to see them next saturday, problem is it's going to be a festival (corona fest) and they always manage to have technical difficulties and blown speakers on this sort of things.

That said the rest of the lineup is great too: strokes, rapture, editors, coheed and cambria, santigold, moby, mogwai, OMD, these new puritans, no age, javiera mena, the antlers....

Wow should be great!

saw then last night. astonishing.

Goddamn. Hey Portishead, come to England!

uh they played about 2-3 months ago

I know that, I was just being silly. But yeah, it would be nice if they just played some regular dates tbh.

The show last night in LA was ridiculously great. Each of the three times I've seen them over the years has been remarkable in different ways.

I'm seeing them Sunday night. Can't wait. Saw them in 97 in New Orleans and still rate it as one of the best shows ever. Beth sounds as good live as she does on the records.

coworker of mine has two tickets for sale for Friday's show in SF if anyone's interested

fuck, only found out they were coming to my city once tix were all sold out--haven't seen them since just after 2nd ablbum came out

Portishead have announced that they will play a headline show at Cardiff University this Thursday 16 July which will serve as a warm up show to their headline slot at Latitude Festival on Saturday 18 July.

http://www.portishead.co.uk/2015/10/08/portishead-news/

I can't imagine this. And I'm quite good at imagining this.

Portishead News

We have contributed a track to the new Ben Wheatley film High Rise which is the Empire Gala at London Film Festival on Friday 9th October at the Odeon Leicester Square.

The track is a cover version of Abba’s SOS.

I can imagine it, it's really easy to turn bleak, Beth wailing the chorus over the top, electronic morse code running throughout, kind of a Machine Gun/We Carry On vibe.

yup i can totally see her style nailing the verses

Here it is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLjnoX_EyN0

...and it's gone :/

I don't know what I was on about, above: I can so imagine this.

Here:

http://www.ponapisach.pl/2016/04/portishead-sos-abba-cover.html

Nice but sounds pretty much exactly like anyone would have imagined

it did and at this point their dourness is almost comic.

Works in the film!

Sounds like The Chromatics with Beth Gibbons... maybe (?)

It's nothing groundbreaking but I like it because I like this sort of thing.

After what Lorde did to Tears for Fears, any slow cover that's not as bad as that is a win.

http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/04/portisheads-first-new-recording-in-six-years-is-a-cover-of-abbas-sos-listen/ it's there, for people who are looking for it

http://hypem.com/search/portishead%20sos/1/

jesus, are they trying to drum up curiosity for the track by methodically requesting its removal its from every blog it appears on, so that their fans end up following a chain of dead links to their official site (and/or amazon/itunes)? I'm onto your tactics, Utley!

and I'm sure everyone in this thread is complicit in their marketing ploy, including myself

afaik it will not be for sale anywhere

If you haven't heard it yet, just imagine what it might sound like if a comedy sketch show decided to clown Portishead doing an Abba cover, and you're pretty much there.

xp yeah, it's not getting a release:

https://twitter.com/recordedpicture/status/716701065262051333

The Portishead cover of Abba's SOS will stay exclusive to @HighRise_movie, at the band's wishes. It won't be released.

I want to hear this!!!!!!!!

Well, would Portishead reunite specifically to do this? Or did they just happen to be in a studio anyway?

well it probably only took them an hour to do this over email

A band I admired and loved covers a band I find bland and shallow. And additionaly the cover is boring and predictible. In my music world Portishead has just committed suicide. Now I ask myself the question if I have always mystified and overestimated them. I remember when I heard them first on MTV in 1994 and I was immediately enthralled. The song was Mysterons and it dawned on me soon that this was a new kind of music which could not be described by the then existing genre names. How could this be called? Emo-Goth-Folk? They were so unbelievably special and Beth Gibbons at the same time indifferent and intense and - from the inside - emotional way of singing hooked me immediately. And now they fucking cover SOS. One of the silliest and dullest songs out there. Let me just pretend that I have never heard it and that it will never be released.

ok

for the third fucking time, it won't be released

I can do a pretty good impression of it if anyone needs me.

I actually quite like it and it works really well in the context of the film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVe-9VWIcCo

this cover is tight. jeez y'all

If they keep that woozy spacey production style for their next album I'll be chuffed.

Yes it's good, but who else had an urge to listen to the original immediately after it was over.

So this have had a bakers dozen looks like.

great selections

Roads should be #1

A Tribute To Monk & Canatella is my #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSUE8fFlwWY

& Where's Biscuit? and It Could Be Sweet?

biscuit is awesome

my ten (don't really know the 3rd album well)

mysterons
strangers
numb
biscuit
cowboys
all mine
undenied
half day closing
mourning air
only you

theme from to kill a dead man is great too

Missed them on the third tour. Anyone see them? This band has such a sparse discography but I guess at least there’s that Beth gibbons solo record

Hopefully you've caught everything Beak> has done, which is excellent and more or less carrying on from Third's Krautrocky starting point (but of course lacking Gibbons)?

Havent heard it but I know Adrian has been on goldfrapps records ??

I saw them at the atp they curated which was just before third came out

I saw them live in 96 and I saw them live for the Third tour. They were fantastic both nights but I’d maybe give the win to the Third show. Every song overcharged with emotion. Delicately powerful.

"It's a shame that there are only three records by Geoff Barrow's musical project. At least the singer formed another band and did one album, once, 16 years ago."

- you might enjoy checking out that Geoff Barrow has four albums, two live albums, and half a dozen EPs as BEAK>, an album and an EP producing and backing Anika, five albums of score with Ben Salisbury, and production work for eight or so other artists, plus session work.

"Nah. Imagine if the dude who did session work on three tracks on his first album, who has been a professional session musician for three decades, had done a few sessions for another band though!!!"

When you can spot a sic post in the first 2 words

Best concert I've ever seen was them on the Third tour at Brixton Academy. Incredibly memorable

Did they play machine gun? ^^^

#Dummy25 22/08/1994 pic.twitter.com/lD0logm5bh

— Geoff Barrow (@jetfury) August 21, 2019

having my mind blown hearing this for the first time on KCRW and going straight to Tower Records the next day to pick it up. damn that was 25 years ago!

I wonder how I first heard it? Not the video/single. Did I go into it blind, based on reviews? Maybe. I recall it being put to great use in the vampire movie "Nadja."

Steve Lamacq played, not Sour Times but Sour Sour Times the remix version from the CD, on the Radio 1 Evening Session, a coupla weeks before release of the single. I can still vividly recall frantically looking for a pen to write the title down with. Weird how no-one really knew about the Massive Attack connection for quite a while, i think The Face had probably done a piece on them by then but i wasn't hip to that yet. DL of this parish did a really good piece in Q about Dummy in 2017. I'd forgotten that it all came together via the Enterprise Allowance Scheme.

I remember hearing "Sour Times" on the radio and thinking "I don't care who this group is, I am buying this immediately"

I also remember having a conversation several months later with my mom where I was gushing about the album and she said "Oh I just heard this NPR story about some similar music, I really liked it and I'll have to find some reference to it when you come to visit later" and when I was home next and saw the info, it was a story about Portishead, lol.

i thought i was such a dope hip hop producer after dropping samples of this in my buddies MPC60 and making little loop beats.

One of the few times I can distinctly remember the first time I heard something. I was at uni when it came out and don't think I was listening to the radio as much or I might have heard it there; instead I was in someone's room and they played Mysteron, very much in a This Is An Event kind of way. The theremin + drum roll sold me on it straight away.

I first heard this during a, uh, chemical episode, & "Roads" sent me into a paranoid freakout that lasted a couple of days. I bought the album soon thereafter and have stayed away from the chems ever since.

My college raver friends would always play this when we hung out in their dorm room smoking weed.

A rare perfect album.

instead I was in someone's room and they played Mysteron, very much in a This Is An Event kind of way

n.b. this person later achieved 15 minutes of minor fame by remonstrating with Russell Brand outside of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Ahh was hoping for a deluxe edition of this throwing in all remixes, versions and the 'To Kill A Dead Man' soundtrack. Maybe in another 25 years.

lol trump-esque discogs commenters

DOCTOR_DIATRIBE23 April 20, 2017
edited over 2 years ago
referencing Numb, 12", Single, Promo, GODX 114, 857 561-1
Love Numb the LP version but the other mixes just don't work!.In fact they are very crap as the music and vocals do not fit!... But they would if they were instrumentals!!!!!! Oh yes Earth Linger would be a moody banger in the vain of Hindsight by DJ Shadow!....Also A Tribute To Monk & Canatella is a nice slow hod nodder/swayer that sounds more like a tribute to Bob James ala Nautilus... 5***** for Numb + A Tribute To Monk & Canatella orig but the others left me not only numb but comatose! Shame!

Back in those weird 90s days of CD bootlegs juuuuust pre-dated CDR compilations of B-sides and EPs and things (not that I would know anything about that), I found this for reasonably cheap and was not complaining (it was almost certainly less than the cost of the actual import singles combined):

https://www.discogs.com/Portishead-Non-Album-Tracks/release/630440

YSI?

Astounding.

I heard Sour Times on the radio on a rainy day while waiting in my mom's van as she ran errands. And I was immediately super in-love with it. I was just waiting for it to come on again. But I was nervous about buying the record for some reason. Didn't think it would be as good or something, expected filler, etc.

But then a friend of mine turned it on while we were driving around getting high and I was blown away. I still didn't buy the album though, just because my friend had it and we were always together.

Skipped the self-titled, but dipped back in when Roseland NYC Live came out, and I bought the Sour Times single on that same day.

i remember seeing the video of "sour times" on mtv. it had nothing to do with the video which is on youtube these days. it was a kind of live video where you could see beth gibbons sing irc. i was totally blown away, i had never heard of the band before and nobody of my friends knew them. i was afraid to forget their name and that the band would be soon forgotten, they were totally obscure. the sadness in her voice grabbed me completely and i thought that this music was made only for me. i would have never thought that they would have so much success later on but if i remember well it took a couple of months before they really took off. of course i am very happy that they made it.

maybe it was on 120 minutes as that was more or less the only programme i folowed on mtv.

i picked up both original Sour Times cd singles (99p each) with some insane remixes/retakes, and fell hard.
still think the 'airbus reconstruction' (sounds like an early studio live version) is the best version.

KEXP is playing through the album with song-by-song commentary from Barrow and Utley: full interview audio stream and text excerpts here

https://www.kexp.org/read/2019/8/22/portisheads-geoff-barrow-and-adrian-utley-breakdown-dummy-25-years-later/

lol at automated transcription

Andy Smith, who was an old maid from Portishead,

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/arts/music/portishead-dummy-anniversary.html

Barrow would really prefer not hearing about the time(s) you fucked to Dummy.

Shouldn't have made so many slow jamz

still think the 'airbus reconstruction' (sounds like an early studio live version) is the best version.

airbus is an entirely different band! I love the hell out of that version as well.

well i never, i had no idea.
ta for the pointer.

He gave them a tape with a click track on it and Beth Gibbons’ vocal, refusing to play them the full song until they’d written and recorded the music.

Wow I never knew this either, what a great idea

I still haven't heard Airbus on their own though, to my shame.

I picked up a cheap used vinyl copy of Dummy about a week after release from the Hackney branch of Music & Video Exchange, where it was filed under Hip-Hop.

my favourite kind of "hip-hop". probably they confused hip-hop with trip-hop...

Everybody is saying "Sour Times" "Sour Times" "Sour Times". The first PH song I heard was "Glory Box", and many times over, and the contrast of Beth Gibbons's cutesy delivery on the verses and her belting out the choruses reminded me of.. Jewel. And so I ignored this band until "All Mine" came out-- again, with the cutesy delivery? but irresistible. I don't think I listened to "Dummy" in its entirety until 2000. "Glory Box" was a misleading single! It works on the album sequence but on its own there is nothing to distinguish it from like.. Sneaker Pimps or whatever.

I was in music limbo, cut off from radio and new releases, between the summer of 94 and end of 96, so only heard these guys once they had gained overexposure and kept being played in bars or student parties, which instinctively turned me off. For the longest time, I did not distinguish between 'Glory Box' and 'Hell Is Round The Corner'. It's "All Mine" and the 2nd album that brought me in.

except Sneaker Pimps came out 2 years after and were an obvious knockoff xp

i mean it's really not fair comparing them to groups that came out and copied their whole thing .

yeah, I also only really got into Portishead after hearing 'All Mine'. I'd heard some stuff before then (probably mostly Glory Box), but it wasn't enough for me to buy their album

Oh for sure! I just had no idea about the rest of the album

I actually love that Sneaker Pimps album, which doesn’t sound much like Portishead tbh

I always like Morcheeba, who similarly got tossed in as imitators but I thought sounded totally different.

The Roseland New York DVD, which you can get for a few quid, appears to come with all the films (To Kill A Dead Man etc) and a bunch of the first 2 album's videos.

https://www.discogs.com/Portishead-Roseland-New-York/release/178075

I don't remember how I first heard about Dummy (or what song I heard first, etc.) -- but I was an early adopter, and was ob-sessed with it. I made a lot of mixtapes for friends that year, with Dummy on one side and Massive Attack on the other.

I was gonna say, that Sneaker Pimps album rules.

"Spin Spin Sugar" rules (both the original and the Armand Van Helden speed garage mix)

i was huge into Dummy from the get-go. I bought it the same day along w/Definitely Maybe at a CD shop in Rockford IL.

WHINEY: People seem to like having sex to this record.

hope this was fact-checked

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/arts/music/portishead-dummy-anniversary.html

buhhh @ subs running an interview with Geoff Barrow, illustrating it with a photo of Barrow and Beth Gibbons, and captioning the photo only as showing Gibbons

Here's another (better?) one.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/aug/24/portishead-dummy-wasnt-a-chillout-album-25th-anniversary-geoff-barrow-adrian-utley-beth-gibbons?CMP=share_btn_tw

The Nils Frahm slagging is hilarious.

Seems both have a pretty big chip on their shoulder.

GB on Twitter sure is an old curmudgeon. Very off-putting.

i do agree with them that billie eilish rocks and nils frahm sucks

Utter codswallop https://t.co/ERuHEQ1GkI

— Geoff Barrow (@jetfury) August 25, 2019

Codswallop is a new one to me.

Olivia Colman has covered Portishead's brooding classic Glory Box in aid of Children In Need.

https://www.binaural.es/noticias/volveran-portishead-en-2020-con-un-nuevo-disco-bajo-el-brazo/

primavera sound's musical director claims he's heard they might have a new album next year. don't want to get my hopes up too much but...

yeah, I've been speaking to Geoff about this, off the record, and it's almost finished.

Ohwwwww

Fuck yessssssss

that was a bad joke post btw.

Sshhh, let my self-delusion be.

Just got an out of nowhere email from their mailing list saying hey man I know you unsubscribed but MAYBE WE HAVE A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT COMING, so: credible

WRONG THREADS WHOOPS that was about the avalanches, i'm tired and also dumb

bumped into beth gibbons the other week, she cawed like a rook and spun her hat three times, i think the new album's a lock you guys

Did you wish her 'good morning Mrs Magpie'? Their latest may never see the light of the day otherwise, and it'll be all your fault.

i uttered an old saxon oath while crossing my thumbs, we're all golden

I recall seeing them at Coachella and they mentioned on stage after the set that there wouldn't be nearly as long of a wait for their next one as there was for Third. Hmmmphf

tbf 'SOS' dropped in like 2015

Oh that's right

SOS doesn't count. Covers don't count.

Geoff Barrow's transhemispherical hip-hop group Quakers is vibrating back to life: a full second album featuring 31 rappers across 33 tracks is out in November, and they released a beat tape mixed by the Australian part of the group, Katalyst (as Supa K) a few weeks ago. That's on bandcamp and vinyl, or as a 50-minute collage video.

Not the bump I was most hoping for here, but still cool news.

20. Fa Real (feat. Jeru The Damaja)

YES

Really liked Beak>'s last album, too

https://soundcloud.com/portishead-official/sos

It's not much to go by but if they're re-releasing old tracks via their official Soundcloud page maybe there's a chance?

I am desperate, yes.

I do wish they'd released it via Bandcamp or another platform that allowed downloads :/

Anyone read this? Geoff himself shared it so he must approve

https://www.kexp.org/read/2019/8/22/portisheads-geoff-barrow-and-adrian-utley-breakdown-dummy-25-years-later/

Good article!

I didn't realise there was only a score release from High Rise, although most of the rest of the soundtrack is on (from) that Soul Jazz krautrock compilation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLibmNWkvIQ

^^^"Portishead, playing Roads at a benefit concert for Ukraine at the O2 Academy in Bristol on May 2nd 2022."

Before you get too excited:

https://www.discogs.com/release/756508-Portishead-Mandalay-Pearl

I didn't know about this hoax album, didn't even know this sort of thing happened in this day and age..

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_dkr=1&iconV2Request=true&_ssn=schoenwettermusik&store_cat=0&store_name=schoenwettermusik&_oac=1&_nkw=sunderland&_dmd=1&rt=nc

.. and this seller, who are selling lots of albums by the group "Sunderland"

what do you mean, before you get too excited - is that 2022 video fake?

Um, no.

Before you get excited about a new Portishead album in the link.

Wow, that fake Portishead/Mandalay album was doing the rounds years back, no idea why it's still listed on Discogs as it's long debunked

It explains it in the notes, but still listed as it is an object that exists.

Um, no.

Before you get excited about a new Portishead album in the link.

?? Roads is from Dummy.

full concert
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLX8LRILfj0

only a half hour show? were there more bands playing? it feels like such a tiny set after so many years inactive. Beth Gibbons sounds a bit out of breath in some segments (particularly on the higher notes for 'wandering star' and 'roads')

They sound great in general though.

only a half hour show? were there more bands playing?

Idles headlining. Wrong way round, obvs.

Beth Gibbons sounds a bit out of breath in some segments

She's aged well though!

amazing show, love it

This went up three weeks ago with a link to donate to Together For Palestine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2AmYPyXoUQ