First time to see this group this weekend at CreationFest...what a blessing!! This song was done in 100 degree (F) heat...thought the drummer was going to keel over. Thank you for leading worship for us!!
haven't listened to 'worship' music in years, but had to purchase their albums after sampling them on iTunes a few months back. SO REFRESHING. reminds me of the kids in Asthmatic Kitty (and maybe Mumford & Sons).
luv tis song it always makes me reflect on my life and my relationship god nd i hope tis song blesses everybody dat ever get 2 listen 2 it god bless luv ya all xxx
I don't know what kind of instrument that is that the guys playing in the back. But I know he is playing the heck out of that. Y'all better go ahead and have church. Praise the Lord!
I actually like this version much better than the CD version. Something about live performances sound so raw and full of passion. The simplicity of just the 4 band members without any computer editing is just awesome.
Since when is loving your brother or sister considered NOT loving God? Im kinda of put off by your comment. I know you mean well, but dont try so hard to find fault. Damaris is clearly blessed by this music and appreciates what they've created. Telling the band he loves them in no way means he's not worshiping God through their music!
Actually, (and I don't mean this to be rude) but the "piece", which is called a Jingling Johnny, is actually pretty fundamental to the overall sound of the song(s). It accents the kick drum and adds a "clapping" sound. Plus all of the personal touches and pieces he added to the Johnny really is the glue that holds the sound quality of the song together. Plus it's just stinking cool.
Use your wrist ;) It just sounds how because of the double strums. You can try to practice on a flat surface by using your thumb for down strums and the other fingers for up strums (following the drum helps!)
Mumford and Sons has never said they are a Christians. There music is certainly inspired by religious themes and terms. Mumford makes great music, and their lyrics are super poetic. They wrote the songs and their word choice (even the f-words) add to the emotions of the song.. (example: "broken crown" is such an angry song, the little four-letter-word adds strongly to the emotion)
I don't disagree. I love Mumford and Sons. I would even say they're my favorite musical group. And my point was that they had never said they were Christians, actually. And I don't think that the f-word has a place in a song whether you are trying to convey emotion or not.
Totally respecting your opinion, its just a difference in mine I suppose. Not a fan of the f-word itself, but I'm a huge fan of word choice, and there just doesn't seem to be another way to convey "it was not your fault, but mine. and it was your heart on the line.. I really [MESSED?] it up this time.. didn't I my dear?" Messed up seems tame. Softer for the ears. But i think they wanted the harshness of the word. He totally spits it out, full of regret and sorrow. Just some thoughts..
Fortunately, your take on christian music is not the way that it works. If you and I have opposing views on the christian faith then its probably negligible to try to mutually agree on this here and now. But even if it were the case that christian music, or worship music was just a feel good thing, why not be happy for those that feel good? There's enough in this world to feel bad about! Feeling good goes hand in hand with having hope, and hope is what these songs are all about! Wooo! feelin good!
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There lyrics are A-MA-ZING!!! Praise God, forevermore!
First time to see this group this weekend at CreationFest...what a blessing!! This song was done in 100 degree (F) heat...thought the drummer was going to keel over. Thank you for leading worship for us!!
You guys are like The Mumford and Son in Christians version! Love you!
I have just seen these worshipful guys at big church day out enjoyed them so much bought the album amazing and great live
its a Christian mumford and sons! love this song so much we were singing it in worship at church!
Yay for bands who can sing live as well as in the studio!
haven't listened to 'worship' music in years, but had to purchase their albums after sampling them on iTunes a few months back.
SO REFRESHING. reminds me of the kids in Asthmatic Kitty (and maybe Mumford & Sons).
This song is my prayer for us in this dark hour
I love this song! Its such a great "rally" song for the Church (capital "C" as in Global church). It gives me chills!
luv tis song it always makes me reflect on my life and my relationship god nd i hope tis song blesses everybody dat ever get 2 listen 2 it god bless luv ya all xxx
I don't know what kind of instrument that is that the guys playing in the back. But I know he is playing the heck out of that. Y'all better go ahead and have church. Praise the Lord!
They are so passionate!!
I saw these guys in concert!!!!!! Quirky but cool!!!!!
Dude I was totally there too! First time too! It was great getting to see them! I loved all the music, it was so amazing.
just came back from soul survivor, saw these guys live! absolutely amazing
SO GOOD. what a rad week it was!
I saw them sing this yesterday at Burlington. They were one of the openings for Tenth Avenue North. :D
Yeah, me too! They were great :) And this was my favorite out of the ones they sang!
they were awesome!!! :D This was one of the best songs to dance too :P lol
definitely! we were dancing up and down the isles!
Excelente !!! Acustico !! :D
I actually like this version much better than the CD version. Something about live performances sound so raw and full of passion. The simplicity of just the 4 band members without any computer editing is just awesome.
Best song ever I love it so much
It's called "stomp fiddle" It is used frequently in Irish music and in American folk/bluegrass music
I FREAKING LOVE YOU GUYS !!!!!
Really? Think about it. Should you love them or God? Don't make an idol out of them. :)
Since when is loving your brother or sister considered NOT loving God? Im kinda of put off by your comment. I know you mean well, but dont try so hard to find fault. Damaris is clearly blessed by this music and appreciates what they've created. Telling the band he loves them in no way means he's not worshiping God through their music!
Doug Rempel You're right. My comment makes no sense in this context. Thanks anyway!
That's exactly the amazing instrument mentioned in Psalm 150:7: "Praise Him with the ringthecellobellfryingpanshaker!!!"
This song makes me feel ON FIRE as a disciple!
amazing!!!!
My friends just saw them in concert a few days back. I believe they said it was called a "jingling johnny" but I may be wrong
Rend Collective will be at Oak Hill Baptist Church in Williamson, GA (Griffin) Feb. 6th at 7 PM!
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!!
Actually, (and I don't mean this to be rude) but the "piece", which is called a Jingling Johnny, is actually pretty fundamental to the overall sound of the song(s). It accents the kick drum and adds a "clapping" sound. Plus all of the personal touches and pieces he added to the Johnny really is the glue that holds the sound quality of the song together. Plus it's just stinking cool.
Use your wrist ;) It just sounds how because of the double strums. You can try to practice on a flat surface by using your thumb for down strums and the other fingers for up strums (following the drum helps!)
THESE GUYS WERE AMAZING AT SOUL SURVIVOR THIS YEAR
Very powerful song
awesome video there awesome :-O
AMAZING!
so great
I saw these guys live back in February, and Gareth was playing it then. I'm still trying to figure out what it is.
awesome!
They're like a Christian Mumford, which makes me happy
They call it a "jingling johnny," more commonly known as a turkish crescent. I need to get myself one!
this is already amazing...but i think a banjo would fit in well.
its called a jingling Johnny. Its an old Turkish instrument.
a jingling johnny! :)
Jingling Johnny LOL that name just makes me laugh for some reason
Heh, in a couple years, my man in the hat's gonna be a hunch back with a HUGE left arm!
What is that amazing worship tool he's playing back there?
Is it weird that i love this even though I'm not christian... O.o
Do you know where I can get one?
right before they start playing, what does the guy say?
The bassist is wearing a 'Blackout' t-shirt >.< :D
Muito boooom!
The Jingling Johnny.
European Homemade Instrument :)
it's called a stumpf fiddle (yes, stumpf) or jingling johnny
Better than the album version.
Mumford and Sons has never said they are a Christians. There music is certainly inspired by religious themes and terms. Mumford makes great music, and their lyrics are super poetic. They wrote the songs and their word choice (even the f-words) add to the emotions of the song.. (example: "broken crown" is such an angry song, the little four-letter-word adds strongly to the emotion)
In the beginning, man made God.
I want to know the name of it! lol
You know Mumford come from Vineyard church right?
Chills at 2:55
It's in the key of D
What songs do they sing?!
good video and song too!!
marcus mumford is the son of the national leaders of vineyard church in the uk and ireland,...
It's a stumpf fiddle!
go rend!
Its called a stumpf fiddle...pretty awesome right?
WHERE ARE ELI? =(
I want to be the guy in the back that hits the thing.
im pretty sure its a Stumpf Fiddle
Its a variation of the Pogo Cello
It's called a Jingling Johnny
A jiggling johnny.
Why the tee shirt with QUIET QUIET QUIET QUIET ??
More cowbell..pogo stick
Mumford is the Christian Mumford. True story.
Fyonna Laddaran thisss ;)
sounds like Mumford & Sons
I don't disagree. I love Mumford and Sons. I would even say they're my favorite musical group. And my point was that they had never said they were Christians, actually. And I don't think that the f-word has a place in a song whether you are trying to convey emotion or not.
stomp fiddle
Totally respecting your opinion, its just a difference in mine I suppose. Not a fan of the f-word itself, but I'm a huge fan of word choice, and there just doesn't seem to be another way to convey "it was not your fault, but mine. and it was your heart on the line.. I really [MESSED?] it up this time.. didn't I my dear?" Messed up seems tame. Softer for the ears. But i think they wanted the harshness of the word. He totally spits it out, full of regret and sorrow. Just some thoughts..
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Rend collective never played little lion man. You are thinking of Mumford and sons, different band than the guys playing here.
I think it's a pneumatic drill
Chords? C G F?
When will christians understand that the christian music is only there to give a good feeling?
xD
You're wrong
Fortunately, your take on christian music is not the way that it works. If you and I have opposing views on the christian faith then its probably negligible to try to mutually agree on this here and now. But even if it were the case that christian music, or worship music was just a feel good thing, why not be happy for those that feel good? There's enough in this world to feel bad about! Feeling good goes hand in hand with having hope, and hope is what these songs are all about! Wooo! feelin good!
Never. Since your statement is false.
Now, anything to say on the entirely BIBLICAL content of this song?
Well, cept Mumford puts the f-word in at least one song per album which kinda ruins the Christian aspect of it for me....
This is such ass. Love the unnecessary procussion "piece" in the background.
super edgy