Just what the title says, video of the Punch Brothers covering the Cars.
So good.
http://www.avclub.com/articles/punch...he-cars,70701/
Just what the title says, video of the Punch Brothers covering the Cars.
So good.
http://www.avclub.com/articles/punch...he-cars,70701/
Ha, I was just about to post this. So great...
That's great!
Fabulous!
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Slightly related to PB covers, looks like the boys are going to open for Wilco at Red Rocks in June. That would be my dream concert for sure.
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Love the ending. How do you pick a banjo that fast?
That's pretty funny.
For some reason I can't open that video (PC with Firefox). It comes up black.
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Love it. Those guys just look like they're having a good time.
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Very cool.
You gotta love those guys.
That's stupid good.
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Awesome as usual! Thanks for posting this.
Pretty fun and funny. Thanks for posting.
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No mando solo???![]()
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Awesome!
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Last edited by Appalachia; Apr-04-2012 at 12:07am.
If you look at his left hand, you'll see that he's fretting both the B and D strings (or G and B) so that they are unisoned — that's the secret to the technique; it keeps it from sounding choked by always having one of the strings ringing out while the other is being struck by a pick. He's picking the B string with his thumb and index finger, and the D with his middle; it's just a fast strait roll from there. It's definitely a cool technique, and one that Noam has been using increasingly.
p.s. In that end section he prebends to the note and then un-bends and re-bends quickly for that wobble effect.
p.p.s. This cover is Fabulous.
As a rock fan and relatively new mando player, that was AWESOME. Would've liked to see a bigger mandolin part but I think they all fit right into making that an awesome version. Wow.
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This was just what I needed. Very cool version of probably my favorite Cars song (OK, one of the few I can stand ... whatever.). I also wish there were a higher mandolin presence, but then I realized that the banjo was playing the mandolin part, or playing mandolin-style. But just once, if that riff had been played by mandolin, banjo, and fiddle in unison - wow!![]()
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Now, that was simply EXCELLENT!!!
Wonder how Bill Monroe would view it?![]()
I love this kind of stuff. great job of a great song
Checked it out on Explorer-- what a terrific cover!
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