he played this song recently in austin tx and its funny how he reacts when he makes a mistake, just stops playing and starts convo with the crowd and then goes back to playing. Mike Kinsella is a great human
0:55 is one of my favorite sections he has ever wrote, but it is so saturated with backround filler in the studio version i cant feel the original riff =( this version of it is just perfect.
Right. I think his voice works for this. It's like poetry over a guitar. I don't always need to hear someone with a powerful set of vocals to think "music". I dig the uniqueness of it.
@SverigePOP1 That's his voice, it's the way he portrays his emotions. I personally enjoy it, if I want something acoustic with a bit of a raspy vibe I'll listen to 'The Tallest Man on Earth'. Did you never listen to American Football?? Also if you like them and a bit of pop punk check out Transit, similar style vocals and music.
Never had more favorites from one artist, probably never will.
he played this song recently in austin tx and its funny how he reacts when he makes a mistake, just stops playing and starts convo with the crowd and then goes back to playing. Mike Kinsella is a great human
This man is a fucking genious with a guitar and a perfect voice. Thank you Mike Kinsella.
This song slaughters my heart every time. :,)
I have been listening to this version over and over again...it's so amazing
this is the single most beautiful guitar melody I've ever heard. Mike Kinsella is incredible.
mike i love you thanks for everything.
come to brazil,
a lot people appreciate your work
Ele veio?
0:55 is one of my favorite sections he has ever wrote, but it is so saturated with backround filler in the studio version i cant feel the original riff =( this version of it is just perfect.
that chorus holy fuckkkk
I aspire to play guitar like him one day.
that was so creative im inspired!
@voicescarey11 I'm pretty sure it's CGDGBD
Right. I think his voice works for this. It's like poetry over a guitar. I don't always need to hear someone with a powerful set of vocals to think "music". I dig the uniqueness of it.
C, G, Cb,G,B,D Capo on third
@strangebirdsir: He mentioned in an interview that he loves using the Martin, but he's too afraid to take it on tour. So yeah, you're right.
@SverigePOP1 That's his voice, it's the way he portrays his emotions. I personally enjoy it, if I want something acoustic with a bit of a raspy vibe I'll listen to 'The Tallest Man on Earth'.
Did you never listen to American Football?? Also if you like them and a bit of pop punk check out Transit, similar style vocals and music.
I'm not crying, you're crying
i would really love to learn this song. would love to know the tuning...
i miss the guild. its weird to see him not use that guitar.
@andreplaysmusic I agree, i was so confused by seeing the Martin. Maybe it's just an "at home preference"
yeah, I like it, front bottoms like, talk/singing, he wouldnt do it like that if he thought it sounded bad
Martin's ftw.
2:04 so money baby
Tuning? DG????
what tuning is this one?
@Ravethemusician You can love without homophobia. But it takes guts
i sware on my mothers gravy.? xD hahahahahaha
@voicescarey11 Sigh...That's exactly why I hate youtube. Btw: Cb=B and it should be D. (That's Ebb in your world, right?)
probably thought he was some amateur in search for likes.. XD
emo girl trying to give mike kingsella advice makes me angry #hipster