great sift: http://www.videosift.com/video/Between-the-Bars

you may want to change the tag to elliott smith with two t's. i'd do it but the sift gods deem me unworthy.

Thank you! I corrected Son of Sam and Waltz XO 2.

He's a favorite of mine as well, it was pretty sad to hear about his death but not really surprising given the nature of his songs sometimes.

If you like Smith you might like Nick Drake as well then check out some sifts here:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Nick-Drake-Day-is-Done
http://www.videosift.com/video/Nick-Drake-River-Man

In reply to this comment by evil_disco_man:
Hey, I see you've uploaded a couple Elliott Smith videos, nice - probably my favorite musician of all-time. At the risk of sounding anal (especially since they're posted over a year ago) just thought I'd mention that you misspelled his name with only one "t". Wanted to set that straight for anyone searching for his videos in the future, that's all.

Love your Bio quote!

Peace

-jake-

Hey, I see you've uploaded a couple Elliott Smith videos, nice - probably my favorite musician of all-time. At the risk of sounding anal (especially since they're posted over a year ago) just thought I'd mention that you misspelled his name with only one "t". Wanted to set that straight for anyone searching for his videos in the future, that's all.

Love your Bio quote!

Peace

-jake-

There is nothing obscure about Elliott Smith. He was one of the best songwriters to ever have lived. Rest in Peace.

Elliott Smith is awesome. Anyone who can stab themselves in the heart *twice* gets an upvote.

In all seriousness though, Smith is awesome. Love his music. One of the few artists I actually respect and listen to religiously.

Thanks man - I never even knew this existed.

From Wikipedia:

Lucky Three or Lucky Three: an Elliott Smith Portrait is an 11-minute short film featuring Elliott Smith playing three songs acoustically: Between the Bars, Thirteen (a Big Star cover) and Angeles. Between the Bars and Angeles are found on Elliott's 1997 album Either/Or.

The film was recorded on October 17-20, 1996 in Portland, Oregon then released in 1997. The film was directed by Jem Cohen.

The film is available on Kill Rock Stars' Video Fanzine #1 release.

Elliott Smith rocks. I like his older acoustic stuff better, but this is still good. It's so sad what happened to him. Anyways, thanks for posting.