Kishi Bashi - Bright Whites (Live on KEXP)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- KEXP.ORG presents Kishi Bashi performing "Bright Whites" live in the KEXP studio. Recorded on February 22, 2013.
Host: Stevie Zoom
Engineer: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Shelly Corbett & Jenna Pool
Editing: Jim Beckmann
kexp.org
www.kishibashi.com
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You know that moment when you stumble upon some new music unexpectedly, then discover it's quite possibly the best thing you've heard in ages, and that excitement refuses to die down despite the fact that it's way past my bedtime?
That's me. Right now. How (pleasantly) inconvenient.
they seem so genuinely joyful playing
I'm pissed that I'm only just now finding out about Kishi Bashi. Such phenomenal music
Why is no one talking about the badass in the Iron Maiden t-shirt tearing it up on the banjo?
I think he's better live than he is recorded
Love this. I need to listen to this driving top down, along a tropical coast line with a beer in my hand.
zach galifianakis is a man of many talents
+Luis Eguez and being fucking hot as fuck is one of them god I need that man
That banjo though
Absolutely amazing. Everyone performing. Wow. I didn’t expect this song to be even more amazing live. Thank you kexp for bringing us such amazing music
The end really surprised me. I never gave this guy much attention and now I regret it.
The best version of this song :)
llevo años escuchando esta joya y nunca me canso
detesto que cuando encontre este live decia "subido hace 5 meses"
ahora son 9 años :.)
keya keya sorya douse ne,
keya keya sorya douse dame da.
yamerarenai yamerarenai.
douse damedakedo yamerarenai ne"
"keya keya sorya douse ne,
keya keya sorya douse dame da.
taerarenai taerarenai,
douse dame da kedo taerarenai ne"
You and me at the edge of the world
with a pretty little smile for me to see
new bright whites and a cage full of ice
and a naked little canopy to feed my disease
And if you're to smile at me
I could cry by land or sea
After you said that you like Big Red
I opened up my mind and skipped a beat
cufflinks and hands in wrong places and faces
and creepy little movies made me weep
And if you're to say to me
what is mine is yours to keep
Well you know, I'll have to see
if all the stars aligned we could've solved the mystery
it's a partial fantasy
we're living in a land that went astray from history
You and me at the edge of the bed
looking at the faded pictures for you to see and me to see
murder and colonies, land without rivers
raging in the middle of some sad destiny
Take one look to find my eyes
safety's in your inner thigh
Well you know, I'll have to see,
if all the stars aligned we could have solved the mystery
it's a partial fantasy
we're living in a land that went astray from history
Keya keya! Sorya douse ne
Keya keya! Sorya douse dameda
Yamerarenai yamerarenai
Douse dame dakedo yamerarenai ne~!
I could picture this being played with an ensemble of different musicians from an orchestra to electric instruments. all the works. I think that would be pretty sweet
THE END WAS HILARIOUS AND BRILLIANT AND AHHHH
Amazing Bud!!!! Kishi Bashi litty! 😁
I'm so amazed. At the end finally I could understand the Japanese word "dou se da me da ke re do ya me ra re nai " = " It may not success easily but nobody can stop me now! " in English.
I've heard one or two of his songs before, but this is crazy great! Wow.
I gotta keep going on this, come on every body, lets get kishi bashi going in his groove. he's got to do more
Totally. So good.
Extraordinary.
A little bit of everything, I love it!!! How fun!
His banjo is sooo dope!!!!
Harmonies here are awesome
folksie wonders, wow, great Americana. Asian American roots music genius must be the right thing to say. can't believe its been years past, where are you? we need to focus this kind of stuff, separate from the other imitation copies of mainstream genre. Asian American roots music my dream since the 1970's and now I see it happening. great vocals and concept.
i have never heard of these guys (or this guy? dunno) before but this is pretty amazing
Great performance. Love those countermelodies starting at 2:15.
i listen to this when i pee its so nice
Thanks man :)
He's back!!
its pretty bad...i heard this song 2 days ago, and ive watched this video maybe 45 times in that time span....im actually addicted to it
Erfreulich, super!
Hell yeah it is!
Did anyone else see that freaking amazing banjo!?
the end is crazy.
I first heard a really fresh melody used in a WIndows 8 commercial featuring picture passwords. I really liked it and fortunately didn't take much online search to find out it was Bright Whites by Kishi Bashi. An NPR article about Kishi Bashi and his work influenced by internment of Japanese Americans during WWII reminded me of Kishi Bashi. Here's the NPR piece. www.npr.org/2019/05/28/727533256/kishi-bashi-uses-the-history-of-japanese-internment-to-explore-america-today
Love that Line6 delay modeler.
👏
zach galifianakis plays banjo?
Ending wasn't necessary but otherwise perfection
It wasn't, but he can do whatever the fuck he wants, it's his music!
I didn't know Zack Galifianakis plays banjo.
Is this on fifa?
what exactly is the device he uses called? I wanna look up more stuff like this!
Looper
@@charlesnoguera6998 that was 6 years ago homie but thank you haha
@@sonic555ify I was ashamed no one answered you. I saw it today and, even if you already knew it, I felt the need to answer.
this host sounds like saul goodman
最初日本語ではないと思いました😂
Brule brought me here
I didn't know Zach Galifianakis and Dan Auerbach had a son that played the banjo.
Are you deaf? that's Mike Savino.
Because he doesn't.
no
folksie wonders, wow, great Americana. Asian American roots music genius must be the right thing to say. can't believe its been years past, where are you? we need to focus this kind of stuff, separate from the other imitation copies of mainstream genre. Asian American roots music my dream since the 1970's and now I see it happening. great vocals and concept.