The Hold Steady recently reissued their classic debut albums Almost Killed Me and Separation Sunday, and they celebrated the former on Late Night with Seth Meyers last night (December 6) as the musical guests on the show.
The band broke out "Most People People Are DJs" from the 2004 album, making the wordy rocker sound as wildly exciting as it did back then. The fact that keyboardist Franz Nicolay is back in the lineup definitely didn't hurt at all, either.
Take a trip down memory lane by watching the Hold Steady's performance of "Most People Are DJs" on Meyers's show in the player below.
The band broke out "Most People People Are DJs" from the 2004 album, making the wordy rocker sound as wildly exciting as it did back then. The fact that keyboardist Franz Nicolay is back in the lineup definitely didn't hurt at all, either.
Take a trip down memory lane by watching the Hold Steady's performance of "Most People Are DJs" on Meyers's show in the player below.
