Rhett Miller - Go Through You (Official Video)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- "Go Through You” is from Rhett Miller's new album ‘This Misfit’ out now on ATO Records! Order the album on limited edition LP, CD and digital music services:
Video by James Hyland, Myles Flusser and Alex Young
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Words can't explain how awesome this song is. Definitely makes one value life every moment at at its finest. 🙏🙏🙏🎥😉👍
Rhett channeling The Beatles. 💙💙💙💙
Thought it was Wilco 🤔
Reminded me of the Beatles for sure
I absolutely love this... this wonderful video and song.
just found this ,lovin the vibes man fairplay
So. So. Good.
Awesome song and video, Rhett. Always love what you do!
This is wonderful!
I love this album, great video!
Thanks for this! And your show at The Egg!
Interesting concept!
Great song
Ziggy!
@Jerry Neumann …refresh my memory…do I know you?
Hey Rhett is there any truth to the rumor you are the older brother of Link Neil from Good Mythical Morning?
Who directed this? /... UPDATE: Video by James Hyland, Myles Flusser and Alex Young
It looks very Hudson Valley. WAIT!!
I drove by that pub in New Paltz the first week of July this year. My high school classmate and I were on our way to rent mountain bikes for the afternoon. We drove through New Paltz on the way. Great location! That's so cool!
the pub is only a hop, jump & skip away from the oldest continuously inhabited street (Huguenot Street) in America. setters came to the banks of the Wallkill river in 1678. one of the oldest houses on the street still stands 1710.
@@jimcatalfamo8034- That sounds very east coast-centric. Considering the Spanish were on the west coast long before the British were able to to settle a community on the east coast, after trying for over a century, I doubt this is the oldest street.
Also, considering the indigenous peoples were not all nomads, I would think that using logic would wipe out that claim.
But if you want to say “Oldest street established by northwest Europeans still in use in the northeastern part of what is currently the USA.”, then I will take your word for it.
@@chancemiller9340 I did not say the oldest street. I Said """""Continuously Inhabited Street"""" but it is still considered the oldest street. But in Philadelphia they are saying Elfreth's Alley is the oldest street. Kings highway is the oldest road. which is older than Huguenot Street & Elfreth's Alley. but now were not comparing apples to apples. there is a difference between the two. a street is a path with structure or structure's on both sides. a road is more like a path. Homo sapiens did build shelters and if they built them on both sides of a path. i guess they win.
@@jimcatalfamo8034- You are correct, I didn't reprint your words verbatim.
It looked like a lovely town, but we only stopped outside of town to pick up & drop off our bike rentals.
@@chancemiller9340 New York is littered with things to see. Myself and my hiker. I love chasing waterfalls. But I can seek out grist Mills, iron works, water towers, ruins, historical places and buildings, covered bridges, state and national parks and so on. I wish I was a biker too because a few weeks ago I was on the rail trail out in rosendale taking some last minute for all shots from the rosendale trestle bridge and they still had some beautiful fallouts out there. The rail trail is around 25 Miles and there were all kinds of people biking that trail. Not too far from there is a little place called The Great knot. It's a little roadside swim Hole and waterfall in the legend of that Bob Dylan and the band would cool off there when they were staying at the Big Pink out in Woodstock. Anyways great talking with you. I love your passion. Keep on adventuring and enjoying life and stop and say hello to as many passerby as possible. it's always great to share a story or two with a stranger.
Muy chulo
your videos are amazing. I really enjoy this video. Can I talk with you about it??
Jesus is the only way to heaven.❤
But you have to go through New Paltz.
Thank you. 😂Where r u.