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you must love the voice and not the Outfit🤦 a lot of singers looks great but the voice is only for trash 🥴😵‍💫🤫

Agree, they spoil the live experience when in person too.

I still give a slight edge to an earlier one, they really take their time with it, and Matt seems so pleased at the end when the crowd starts singing; this was at the start of their success and probably one of the first times to get that kind of reaction. ua-cam.com/video/dgftt9cfvWE/v-deo.html

@@PaulWolfe1 this benefits slightly from the time span between both versions. For me. This is more heartfelt. Nuances and all.

Well they used to. Matt is now in LA, Aaron in rural New York, Bryce spends much of his time in Paris.

Really? I have been a slacker keeping up with them.

Yep, love the new single, I've listened to it about 100 times. Have tickets to see them in Philly, Boston, NY, and Chicago (x2).

Maybe they will return to Red Rocks :-)

I hope not, already blew my budget on the tickets!

Paul Wolfe, you are their greatest fan!

I remember seeing a post of yours saying The National has made all other groups secondary for you. I did not appreciate that until I heard the album Sleep Well Beast. Now I understand!

LOL. I just got back from Cincinnati, drove from Maryland. Was good but they only did 11 songs.

I was there!

+DieselBenz It turned out better than I thought it would! Unfortunately this was the only one I took, I wanted to just experience it all, but if I knew it was going to look and sound OK I might have sacrificed some of that and taken a few more. It was an awesome concert, such a treat to experience them in a small venue.

+Paul Wolfe I had the same dilemma, I didn't want to watch it through a camera! I took mine with the phone held down low so it wouldn't be in my way. I was surprised they came out pretty good, it's nice to have a few to look back on. Would have been cool to have some of when Matt was right in the crowd, but it was definitely better to be in the moment at those times. :-) They were such amazing shows, we are really lucky! We must have been really close to each other, judging by our videos!

+DieselBenz I wish I had the chance in Aspen to talk to diehard fans of The National. I've been obsessed with them. It's so weird how whenever I mention them to my friends, no one has heard of them. The world's greatest and most successful unknown band (to me, the world's greatest band, period). And it can be hard to get others interested in them, because you have to spend some time with their songs, and with Matt's lyrics, to fully appreciate The National. No catchy dance tunes with trite, easily-digested cliches for lyrics. Had a couple brief conversations with people while waiting in line but that was it. But was at least cool to be there live among 400 or so avid fans. (Though a few were a bit too much; stop trying to prove you are the most INTENSE fan; The National are not death metal.)

+Paul Wolfe I've never had many people to talk to about them either, though I have a small handful of friends who get it. I think their appeal requires a certain amount of depth, and as you said, time invested in listening. Which I love about them ... even after years of listening to a song, I'll notice something about it I didn't before, or a particular line will grab me a new way. Hate to say it but fair chance I was in the "too much" category. I was really emotional about being there and sometimes get too intense when I'm swept up in the moment. If so, I hope it did not take away from your experience at all.

+DieselBenz [even after years of listening to a song, I'll notice something about it I didn't before, or a particular line will grab me a new way.] Yes, amazing a song can do this.