genius. i tend to hate covers where the voice melodies are replaced by an instrument, but the control over dynamic is as if the studio recorded voice was measured and learned by the bow'd upright; and the way you're passing the voice melody back and forth make for a diligently crafted revision. the piano is as accurate as it gets and the one added note at 4:02 gives it an emotional signature in the best way. everyone here clearly has the ability to go off on a musician tangent and make it something it was never supposed to be, but the ability to hold back and let the song breathe shown here takes a severe discipline and maturity. wow. was there a soundboard recording of this, by any chance?!
Hey guys I am currently studying film and would love to include this version of life in a glasshouse in my latest short. Would I be ale to have permission to use this
very good cover. I was dissapointed to hear that the vocal melody in the 2nd verse doesn't change (it obviously does in the original). for example the "that's a strange mistake to make" part.
So well played and such amazing production. This upload did the original much justice. Makes me wonder how much more amazing it would have been to be there at this particular interpretation to be part of that experience. My respect!
Brilliant. When I'l rise up with my vampires, we will listen to this kind of groove at late night in some lesbian nightclub, talking of Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and drinking beverages with a bit of alcohol and a lot of blood. All of this with a cool look, very classy attitude (euro-styled class, not those american parvenue's behaviours)... 'till... I raise a finger looking at the bartender and... Starts Sinatra. Here I am.
you fucking shredded on the bass here. really showing how well string instruments can mimic the human voice.
This is an example of a cover done right while incorporating new elements. The timbre of the sax fits the the melody for the chorus perfectly.
this is an example of songwriting sophistication endowed enough to allow for such re-envisioning. you can't build a skyscraper out of pork rinds.
@@Epitaphforyesterday So colorfully and aptly put !! ;^)
genius. i tend to hate covers where the voice melodies are replaced by an instrument, but the control over dynamic is as if the studio recorded voice was measured and learned by the bow'd upright; and the way you're passing the voice melody back and forth make for a diligently crafted revision. the piano is as accurate as it gets and the one added note at 4:02 gives it an emotional signature in the best way. everyone here clearly has the ability to go off on a musician tangent and make it something it was never supposed to be, but the ability to hold back and let the song breathe shown here takes a severe discipline and maturity. wow. was there a soundboard recording of this, by any chance?!
Bump for the soundboard recording
How do you have a brightly lit stage and somehow still have the musicians shrouded in near complete darkness
Hey guys I am currently studying film and would love to include this version of life in a glasshouse in my latest short. Would I be ale to have permission to use this
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@@niv-l-afadinglikeadeadstar6501 LOL you mean bitch
its easier to apologize then to ask
@@poweradereal buddy this was 4 years ago😭😭
@@wheasdreI wonder if he got to use the song
The Thom would be pleased.
My grandad played sax in a jazz band in the 30s and later clarinet in the bbc orchestra (self-taught), and he ADORED this song.
This arrangement is beautiful. Wish he was still around to hear it.
Well done! This cover is really beautiful.
I want more of you! :)
my arm hairs stood up, beautiful cover!
amazing...
You absolutely smashed this lads. Well bloody done.
wow .... im sharing this with everyone I know
This is amazing! Do you happen to have sheetmusic for this arrangement??? Im in love with this
very good cover. I was dissapointed to hear that the vocal melody in the 2nd verse doesn't change (it obviously does in the original). for example the "that's a strange mistake to make" part.
Beautiful!
The bassist's rocking a man bun just like Yorke ;)
The Perry Mason reboot trailer has Life in a Glasshouse. Found this video through the TH-cam wormhole. Nice job!
So well played and such amazing production. This upload did the original much justice. Makes me wonder how much more amazing it would have been to be there at this particular interpretation to be part of that experience. My respect!
like what @lovedeathdisco said, i tend to dislike covers where voices are replaced by instruments, but this one is just amazing
This touched every nerve of me! Its amazing
beautiful> Song based on an New Orleans funeral march if I remember correctly.
So beautiful
Amazing
@ 3:42 that cello sounds like the flow of water coming from the mountains
beautiful
Oh, that was wonderful..!Do you have notes for Cello?I would love to take a look at them (:
Splendid
Complimenti! Fantastica!
wow
amazing
Amazing!!!
Magnífica.
Awesome!
Bravo!
what is the name of the formation who played this cover ?
Clarinet?
unreal...
Woah
Now i've got a brilliant karaoke song
Brilliant. When I'l rise up with my vampires, we will listen to this kind of groove at late night in some lesbian nightclub, talking of Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and drinking beverages with a bit of alcohol and a lot of blood. All of this with a cool look, very classy attitude (euro-styled class, not those american parvenue's behaviours)... 'till... I raise a finger looking at the bartender and... Starts Sinatra. Here I am.
🤮🤮🤮🤮
uh... what?
¡SOBERBIA! Hasta sollozar de suspiros cortados.
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this made me moan