Punch Brothers crush Radiohead's "Morning Bell," Lowell, MA 8/5/2011
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- Punch Brothers perform Radiohead's "Morning Bell," at Boarding House Park, Lowell, MA on 8/5/2011. Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions. Please excuse the brief dropout. Only a couple seconds of music are missing.
Speaking as a grumpy Brit 46 year old Radiohead fan I usually dread bands covering "my music" but this is absolutely blooming brilliant! I hope the 5 chancers from Oxfordshire have seen it...and enjoyed it as much as I have. Thank you for posting.
It’s not ‘your music’ it’s the ghosts in the chimney!
It is legit possible that these are the nine greatest minutes in music history. I have zero problems with anybody who agrees.
Glad you enjoyed Brent!
The banjo and mandoline solos are mind blowing.
It’s so different but in a way it is the perfect cover - distinctly reinterpreted and yet contains all the expected musical elements and cadences that this song exemplifies. So well done. Yes, watching this 12 years later.
Chris Thile makes playing the mandolin look the same as a guy playing a gigantic Marshall wall of amps and a Les Paul. He is ROCKIN'!!
When he got to the "cut the kids in half" line it was so haunting how he sang it, I Loved it.
Radiohead should add more banjo solos in their songs.
Get to work Johnny, you can play pretty much anything else
I read somewhere that Jonny has always wanted to have banjo in Radiohead music, but it's the one instrument Thom has protested.
4 years later, but nice pfp
How about some love for Critter? That solo was incredible.
That's right, his expressions have always been that way since he was playing as a pre-teen. He truely feels what he's playing and he can't stop what he feels.
Is this basically the #1 most amazing video on all of TH-cam? Discuss.
Youre not wrong!
I always come back to this one.
One of the best pieces of music I have seen in a while....
Makes you appreciate Selway.
I can't help but wish it was Amnesiac's Morning Bell..
Damn this is an incredible cover.
All of them are mutants, but Thile and Pikelny are mutant masters. Just insane; both complexity and precision.
Some fantastic faces toward the end of this video. :)
There was a version of this that was taken off of TH-cam. It kicked major ass and I would love to see it again. VERY hot version without the video quality of this one but great audio and great energy. If anyone thinks they may have this, please message me. Thanks.
th-cam.com/video/J_DyCKDgonU/w-d-xo.html
that's the most amazing mando solo i've ever seen!!
Guys- I don't think Chris could stop the gyrating even if he wanted to. its strangely attached to his playing
Thank you for this!
These guys are fantastic
Mind blowing....
Amazing!
Outstanding
this is extremely good.
Totally blown away!
Chris has an O face the entire time
Best wishes to all from Less Than Face Productions.
I know it's an old post but they do Faust Arp, Paranoid Android, The Tourist and Airbag.
MERAVIGLIOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
amazing
fucking hell that was absolutely quality
que solooooooooo....
@carvetop I wish it was still around. I've searched high and low for it. That version was AMAZING. I hope you find it...
Just...Wow..
LOWELL WHAT UP
With Messi on guitar and Tarantino on mandolin
1 dislike... i have lost my faith in humanity
this is where bluegrass ought to go
Morning Bell
2+2 = 5
Kid A
What else have you heard?
They do an excellent version of "Packt Like Sardines In a Crushd Tin Box" that you should check out.
shame there's a cut at 5:26
Hawhaw! Maan!
Gonna need 2160p to capture Chris's hands @ 6:25 GG
who is the one dislike on this video. i don't understand
Haha, I wasn't trying to offend you - I was honestly interested in what you would have to say since you made a very strong statement. "banjo is wrong for this song" is an assertion. Opinion would be: "I don't like how the banjo sounds in this song."
@carvetop I know EXACTLY the one you're talking about. If you find it, please post it on here. I'll do the same.
here is the link to the one i think you're talking about
/watch?v=J_DyCKDgonU&list=FLZTVchwq7Vny4Zec3v74cqg&index=4&feature=plpp_video
Like if your here because of Banaroo. THis has a seal/Dave matthews sounds to it
wich i were more articulated but.. fucking great band
Disliked for the "Papyrus" font. Song's great, though.
Heh, I'd love to see you try to actually prove that argument :)
el de los requintos parece que anda en drogas (:
the only thing i CAN prove is that my ass hairs are long enough to make a braid! but the actual braiding u must do my friend... get it? ;)
its an artistic statement. not something that requires proof. nor could proof ever be given for a personal opinion.
Wow, that guitar solo was stunningly sloppy. The only satisfactory performance from Punch Brothers is "picture perfect." That's the 2016 standard, but I see this video is from 8/2011, and 5 years is a lot of time to improve your craft. They really have come so far, from the top to the heavens. Other than slightly imperfect vocals, this is the first time any one of the members of this band has appeared human to me. And this cover is amazing. One of these days maybe we'll get a "PB does Radiohead" LP.
+Lance Tschirhart I used to think that if there was a "weak link" in Punch bros, it was Critter, but then I started realizing that everyone and their brother plays the guitar, and to have a guitarist who is able to do what he does on the guitar and to add what he adds to their music is nothing short of incredible. He may not be the most flashy or the most technically gifted of the members of the band, but his sense of rhythm, his choice of chord voicings, and his general feel for the music make them such a better band than when they had Bryan Sutton filling in for him. I also think he is the most improved in his solos out of everyone in the band since playing with Julian Lage. Also, I disagree that "the only satisfactory performance from PB is 'picture perfect.'" My favorite performances from them have been the unscripted ones -- the ones that show their human side and the ones that show that they do make mistakes, but are able to use their mistakes in their music and see where they take them, which is an important part of being an improvisational musician.
Michael Farmer I appreciate the thoughtful response.
Gotta disagree with you on that one. Critter's solo here sounded to me a lot like Tony Rice's solos where he would explore and improvise a lot more than play licks that he had practiced before hand. To each his own, but I personally think that one of the best parts about PB is they CAN all play "picture perfect" when they want to (and really could back then too) but they're still willing to go outside their comfort zones in live performances. It can't work for everyone every time. Perfect is boring, man. Cheers.
Politely disagree! Chris E is incredible.
Excellent band. Very original. Virtuosic musicianship. Cool song choice.
Chris Thile needs a hearty punch to the face, though.
...no
interesting idea.. but the banjo is just wrong for such a song. shouldnt be there.
real bad music
His smug, showoff-y, theater kid-ness has always just really rubbed me the wrong way. Just play your instrument like the badass you are and stop with the rock star stuff, Chris?
...no