On December 17, 2011, Dinosaur Jr. performed "Freak Scene" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, marking a significant moment in their resurgence as a band. By this time, they had released their album "I Wanna Be Your Dog" in 2010, which was a well-received collection that showcased their signature sound while also marking their first new material since reuniting in 2005 after a lengthy hiatus. This performance not only highlighted their enduring influence in the alternative rock scene but also demonstrated their ability to remain relevant by revisiting beloved tracks like "Freak Scene," originally from their 1988 album "Bug." Noteworthy is the presence of Henry Rollins, a fellow influential figure in the punk rock community, as a host for this session, further underscoring the band's legacy and connections within the music world. The live performance at KEXP reflects the band's commitment to their roots while engaging a new generation of fans.