I was taken to see Punch Brothers having not heard a single song. This was the third song they played and the crescendo at the end is still one of the most incredible moments of my life. I felt like I was going to be blown out of my seat. Such a wonderful memory.
First I knew the studio version of Josh Ritter. It was so complete I refused to go to Punch Brothers version. Today finally I listened to their cd version and wow, the mandolin and the banjo put something. Enough was enough. But… I arrived here by chance, and this astonishing performance filled the journey. Everything is so good. And on the top of the new world, that unbelievable piece of subtle beauty that the banjo solo is.
This is absolutely breathtaking. A TRUE masterpiece. When I first heard this I was utterly blown away. Damn near brought a tear to my I was so moved over a fictional ship. Music is truly close to pure magic in my opinion
I mainly listen to the studio version, not the live one. But this really brings out everything! The banjo solo was amazing, Chris is a god, and everyone else just fills all the gaps and makes it perfect. On the studio version, the ending is much shorter, but I honestly liked it so long on this! The violin tremolo at the end sounds amazing! I literally got chills listening to it, amazing job Punch Brothers.
My friend thought it would be funny to play me this song the other week when I was on 3 hits of LSD to try to fuck with me, and spiral me into a bad trip (in good fun! We always mess with each other tripping to see if one of us can cause the other to lose their composure) and all he managed to do was ruin the rest of his own trip, because I spent the next 4 hours learning this song on every instrument I know how to play, the piano, bass, guitar, and the mandolin, and am now a lifelong Punch Brothers fan! (Yes I'm aware they didn't write this song, and are covering Josh's version) If you are a fan of psychedelics, and can reasonably deal with a song that has the potential to overwhelm you emotionally, do yourself a favor and listen to this song next time you're tripping... It's a life changing experience, not even exaggerating! Only do this if you have lots of experience with hallucinogens, otherwise you'll give yourself a panic attack trying to process the weight behind these lyrics... But for any psychonaut who can sit back and listen to this without their anxiety going crazy, do it right now, otherwise you are robbing yourself of one of the most profound experiences of your life. I'm well aware of the fact that this song is amazing sober, but you guys seriously have no idea how profound and powerful this song actually is until you've listened to it on a psychedelic. Holy shit, this performance will give me goosebumps until the day that I die
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This performance deserves an award. The writer of the lyrics deserves an award, the composer of the song deserves an award... Wow. Just Wow.
Josh Ritter. And yes agreed
I was taken to see Punch Brothers having not heard a single song. This was the third song they played and the crescendo at the end is still one of the most incredible moments of my life. I felt like I was going to be blown out of my seat. Such a wonderful memory.
"How do you make the sound of a ship breaking apart in the ice?" Punch Brothers: "Hold our beer"
i never thought of it that way!! that's amazing
not exaggerating, that banjo solo is perfection.
SeanStephensen Noam Pickelny is such an amazing musician!
That Banjo solo is the reason i began learning to play the banjo.
I think it’s actually illegal in a few countries.
I agree mate. What a band!
First I knew the studio version of Josh Ritter. It was so complete I refused to go to Punch Brothers version. Today finally I listened to their cd version and wow, the mandolin and the banjo put something. Enough was enough. But… I arrived here by chance, and this astonishing performance filled the journey. Everything is so good. And on the top of the new world, that unbelievable piece of subtle beauty that the banjo solo is.
This is absolutely breathtaking.
A TRUE masterpiece. When I first heard this I was utterly blown away. Damn near brought a tear to my I was so moved over a fictional ship.
Music is truly close to pure magic in my opinion
damn NEAR? are you kidding--hearing/seeing it live will open the floodgates.
Fantastic!
I mainly listen to the studio version, not the live one. But this really brings out everything! The banjo solo was amazing, Chris is a god, and everyone else just fills all the gaps and makes it perfect. On the studio version, the ending is much shorter, but I honestly liked it so long on this! The violin tremolo at the end sounds amazing! I literally got chills listening to it, amazing job Punch Brothers.
Jeez, I listened to the ending again and got chills again. There's no way to prevent it. This stuff is crazy.
I’ve seen this performance live a few times.....they truly take you to another new world
I keep it so my grief is next to your own.
Ditto. Chills.
Well *that* was worth the ride. World class performance, fellas!
HOW did they get the end as clean as that? Phenomenal band.
My friend thought it would be funny to play me this song the other week when I was on 3 hits of LSD to try to fuck with me, and spiral me into a bad trip (in good fun! We always mess with each other tripping to see if one of us can cause the other to lose their composure) and all he managed to do was ruin the rest of his own trip, because I spent the next 4 hours learning this song on every instrument I know how to play, the piano, bass, guitar, and the mandolin, and am now a lifelong Punch Brothers fan! (Yes I'm aware they didn't write this song, and are covering Josh's version) If you are a fan of psychedelics, and can reasonably deal with a song that has the potential to overwhelm you emotionally, do yourself a favor and listen to this song next time you're tripping... It's a life changing experience, not even exaggerating! Only do this if you have lots of experience with hallucinogens, otherwise you'll give yourself a panic attack trying to process the weight behind these lyrics... But for any psychonaut who can sit back and listen to this without their anxiety going crazy, do it right now, otherwise you are robbing yourself of one of the most profound experiences of your life. I'm well aware of the fact that this song is amazing sober, but you guys seriously have no idea how profound and powerful this song actually is until you've listened to it on a psychedelic. Holy shit, this performance will give me goosebumps until the day that I die
What did the lyrics mean to you on psychs?
Ahoy indeed
ridiculous as in ridiculously ridiculously good
chris thile the god the legend
May I just say,
AGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Wow .... super !
+21Mil views for straight sewage and this gets 6,147 views... all is lost.
Don't despair. The sewage needs marketing and marketing needs the sewage. Thank god Punch Brothers don't need marketing. So they can roam free and bring back unheard gems to the world.