Chris Thile dances on the edge of the human musical experience envelope...and with the mandolin counter-point in this piece, rips a hole in it...and pure beauty pours out.
It sounds like Noam has a delay effect on his banjo, but no. That's JUST HIM PICKING. Chris is the obvious showman of the band, but Noam will quietly stand over on the side and play absolutely insane things without even breaking a sweat.
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One of those songs that I will never grow tired of hearing, pure magic.
One of the best songs ever. 😀💜🎶
Constantly flabbergasted by how pretty and intricate this song is. Chris is clearly a master of his craft but guess what so is everyone else
Chris Thile dances on the edge of the human musical experience envelope...and with the mandolin counter-point in this piece, rips a hole in it...and pure beauty pours out.
Bob Nagy A perfect description sir. It is so hard to describe his playing and this band in general.
Feeling uplifted and honored. Thank you for punching me in the soul.
Loves it!!!!! Those sound blows my mind!!
Love
It sounds like Noam has a delay effect on his banjo, but no. That's JUST HIM PICKING. Chris is the obvious showman of the band, but Noam will quietly stand over on the side and play absolutely insane things without even breaking a sweat.
Amanda McClendon thought that myself with the recording, he’s just that good!
Absolutely love you guys
I love how at 1:44, when Noam Pikelny has an opportunity to show off, he keeps it understated and bittersweet.
I also love how the Punch Brothers deconstruct and reconstruct their parts.
Amazing and hypnotic
Exquisite.
The best
Damn this is good
Gabe is just unbelievable...
Greg Maddux brought me here ⚾️
"A classical approach to bluegrass"? Well, that's quite literally backwards.
Wowsa McGowsas.