The Low Anthem: Boeing 737

The Low Anthem recorded the majority of "Smart Flesh," their 2011 Nonesuch album, in a cavernous, vacant pasta sauce factory in Central Falls, Rhode Island. This video for the album track "Boeing 737" goes inside the space, which the New York Times describes as "one of the instruments" on the album. The BBC calls the song a "stomping anthem that sounds like Bob Dylan fronting Arcade Fire."
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[@1audia4]

Thank god.... real musicians and artists are still out there. Simply awesome.

[@paulpanamarenko]

This is one of the best songs ever written.

[@marketube]

love the relentless intensity of the song.....they're so god damn cool....

[@brownthomasw]

Thank you for making my day a little brighter.

[@BrucklynXANDER]

great band! Recorded in a old Pasta Sauce Factory. What a wonderful sound! Best thing they could do.

[@Joe11yeah]

Breath taking

[@whateverlolawants]

So, so, so damn good. I can't have this song on in the background- it demands I pay attention.

[@peterdought]

Brilliant, got me into this band.

[@TheSlackerSlacker]

great song and cool dog.

[@Blue-pw8uo]

A 737 is a plane......

[@Aerofly001]

Fun fact: Boeing 737 is an aircraft

[@dirtycoffee22]

@SingleWhiteMale I really disagree, sorry. Ghost Woman Blues, Hey all you hippies and love and altar are equally as amazing, I think when talking about smart flesh one needs to look at the album as a whole, instead of comparing each song to the other. Just my two cents

[@bennisrado]

1 Person don´t know that "TV kills the radio star"