Punch Brothers - Next to the Trash (Live at WFUV)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Punch Brothers perform "Next to the Trash" live in Studio A
Host: Rita Houston
Engineer: Joe Grimaldi
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the two playing their notes higher and higher before the final line of the song describes the chase between her and his mind so perfectly. She can can barely get her finger tips on it with those last, highest notes, and the final strum is when she snatches it up successfully. It's so, so amazing.
I AM IN LOVE WITH CHRIS THILE. God, his voice and mandolin playing skills, and his muppet-esque dancing just MAKE MY LIFE. This song describes my life perfectly.
Thile is definately my favorite musician. OF ALL TIME.
I LOVE YOU, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT
They should come play in Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK!
Come play in Oxford, Mississippi please please please!
I just love this song so much
This new rock + Bluegrass + Jazz, mostly
My thought exactly!
very cool, guys...
Love it--thanks for posting!
Thanks! This is great!
All the citrus and pine do make it harder to think.
@sarahtheunready Totally, totally agree :)
@mstephens8908 haha yeah and the violinist looks like charlie from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia lol
Nu Grass. I want to start a campfire.
uhhhh.......dam.
Looks like Arthur Weasley went back in time and learned to play guitar.
I think the banjo player Noam is
Which one of these fine gentlmen is singing that wicked bass harmony in the final line of the song?
Caleb Howard if I had to guess it'd be Noam. He usually doesn't sing but he does lean in there.
@@KittyAVC777 Yep its Noam. His voice is crazy deep.
They call it Nu Grass, its a mixture of Jazz and Bluegrass, this song is has mostly bluegrass going on, a lot of their other songs are more nu grass
Dude looks like Jude Law
Yeah...why don't you move to New York City? :-P
what genere is this?
Uh love i guess?
Love his mandolin playing, voice not so much...
Wait, so he's next to the trash because she's in the trash, wut?
No, the entire song is basicly an idiom, so its basiclly saying what its like to have a man in the house, and love i guess