In this live bootleg, everybody applauses so eagerly in the end. After about 2-minute applause, Joanna says, " Thanks, guys" in a quite intimidated voice and it always makes me smile. I do love the Bulgarian tambura which begins at 4:07. This is one of the few truly perfect gigs!!!
Great capture...The acoustics well done and video is ...well...perfect to me. I wish I could get a copy for my children. I miss...I miss...I miss your precious heart.
I've read many a disrespektful [sic]comment about this talented artist. I don't get it. She is simpy fantastic. The imagery and lyrics she comes up with is amazing.
shes an aquired taste , but thats not entirely true as i liked her immediately after first listen but others might need further listening however she is unique
@p0ul3nc Wow, I'm so glad you said this, I feel the same exact way. I just got through a rough time and I'm about to be finished with HS she definitely helped. Glad someone else feels this way
@Aeschylus He has a banjo and a bouzouki and a guitar to. And while her voice and harp are the focus of the song, the contrast between the power of his playing and the soft tock of the harp means his elaborate motifs and solos come through.
@UncleBubba I know what you mean, my sister says that in peach, plumb, pear she sounds like an army of cats when she uses that chorus effect. I like her music but her voice is funny sometimes
the camera guy ruins the whole concert. with perfect accuracy he keeps panning joanna out of the screen whenever the song peaks. yeah, keep zooming in on the accordion guy, that's what I wanna see.
I'm sorry, but this fase of her, until Ys, THIS IS FUCKING BRILLIANT, and, well, after that, things simply didn't keep this beauty. Cosmia is marvelous! I hope that, one day, she'll return to this form.
The bit from 1:27 to 1:42 is one of the most beautiful passages in music
I love this version so much absolutely magical
This song never fails to bring me to tears.
My daughter. I miss her.
In this live bootleg, everybody applauses so eagerly in the end.
After about 2-minute applause, Joanna says, " Thanks, guys" in a quite intimidated voice and it always makes me smile.
I do love the Bulgarian tambura which begins at 4:07.
This is one of the few truly perfect gigs!!!
this and sawdust and diamonds are my favorite of her songs.
So beautifull song. I feel in heaven when I listen to her
Joanna Newsom and the Ys Street Band
4:07 ♥
it's unbelievable that any human being could elicit such effervescent, wondrous sounds.
Great capture...The acoustics well done and video is ...well...perfect to me. I wish I could get a copy for my children. I miss...I miss...I miss your precious heart.
this is efing amazballs!!!! this is blowing my mind!!!
Absolutely! couldn't agree more.
I've read many a disrespektful [sic]comment about this talented artist. I don't get it. She is simpy fantastic. The imagery and lyrics she comes up with is amazing.
So magical and so different - wonderful!
Stunning music, Beautiful song structures, excellent performances, INCREDIBLE poetry!
The most beautifull sound Id ever heard
Amazing, i love this song
One of my favourite lines from a song...ever!
shes an aquired taste , but thats not entirely true as i liked her immediately after first listen but others might need further listening however she is unique
yeah shes definitely an acquired taste... whoever doesn't like her needs to acquire some taste haha
I loved from the first song I heard, but I agree with you!
I'm gonna cry
And i miss your precious heart
My daughter's precious heart; I miss more than I can say.
I love how it seems she squats the sound of the harp at 4:08... and leaves space for the tambura
absolutely stunning!
I saw her live (not there, here Lisbon 2007), I listened to that, i listen today, any day I still get the creeps :)
THIS is music
Help me cosmia, I'm grievin'.
I don't believe that anything human can produce anything so wonderful as this.
Joanna Newsom's music = bliss
@p0ul3nc Wow, I'm so glad you said this, I feel the same exact way. I just got through a rough time and I'm about to be finished with HS she definitely helped. Glad someone else feels this way
oh wow
Love the mandolin..4:00, and Joanna.
Woah, that saw is so intense!!
My favourite of hers.
those of you that like hip hop, check out Fashawn- When she calls. The song samples this one...
A dose of heaven.
@Aeschylus He has a banjo and a bouzouki and a guitar to. And while her voice and harp are the focus of the song, the contrast between the power of his playing and the soft tock of the harp means his elaborate motifs and solos come through.
i wish she'd release a new album anytime soon.
@ammicconicco i believe the musical saw. i also believe that's what caused the eerie whistle sound is as well.
I miss her voice being like that.
What a wonderful woman so beautiful
Her music is good
@UncleBubba I know what you mean, my sister says that in peach, plumb, pear she sounds like an army of cats when she uses that chorus effect. I like her music but her voice is funny sometimes
@thenerocomplex that's the vacuum of the universe opening in order for her voice to fill it
such a lovely fairy..*__*
this is wonderful, ok?
@Aeschylus it's a banjo. It doesn't bother me that much really, though I agree with you about the harp and the singing being more important.
the camera guy ruins the whole concert. with perfect accuracy he keeps panning joanna out of the screen whenever the song peaks. yeah, keep zooming in on the accordion guy, that's what I wanna see.
just me or is the drummer not wearing shoes? is he playing something with his feet? amazing voice, i love her. she touches my insides with every word
@bababu7 no it's the accordion player releasing air from his accordion, trust me i play one.
@Legeon86
I love Joanna Newsom and I love this song but, in amongst all this praise, this comment made me literally laugh out loud.
She's so awesome, they should make her and her harp a bit louder
1:27 1:42
what is he playing like violin?
what does Cosmia means?
Oh god, what was he playing at the end?
Lewis Robards singing saw
What is he playing like a violin?
are you sure???
well, thanks^^
i wouldn't even feel worthy to clap. would that she tour
@constructkhaos That sounds so hot.
I'm sorry, but this fase of her, until Ys, THIS IS FUCKING BRILLIANT, and, well, after that, things simply didn't keep this beauty. Cosmia is marvelous! I hope that, one day, she'll return to this form.
Those are comma's.
a saw
she has a pretty strong bjork inspiration, but this is not bad thing at all.