Bridget is one hell of a bass player! She powers that band up and works flawlessly with Mike the drummer. It's hard to think of a more skilled bass player working in popular music. You'd have to visit jazz to find the likes.
I love these guys so much. Can't wait for new album and to see them again. Their energy is contagious, and so is the fact they are having fun doing what they love...
I saw them in Canton, MD. Holy shit. Their level of impeccable musicianship and attention to detail has set the bar extremely high for all other musicians within earshot. They are a sound to behold.
As I understand it, McDuck learned the guitar only recently. Even so, I think the guitar fits beautifully with the songs. He displays versatility on it and plays very musically.
kdean17 They are all grads of the Boston Conservatory of Music; and at schools like that they make you learn multiple instruments in order to gain a degree. I get the feeling Mike is a horns guy and plays guitar because 1. he can; 2. it's what the song needs.
+mbsnyderc Part of my attraction to this band is that they all are schooled in the art of music accademia, yet through trial and much error (according to McDuck) they discovered their unique sound by applying the theory of less can be more. See (Lake Street Dive: Song writing masterclass at NEC) UA-cam.
Sorry, didn't mean to hit you out of the blue. Just discovered this band 3 days ago and I've been on a Rant/Rave to promote them to my friends and anybody that will listen. Went down the rabbit hole a little bit.
shes rockin that bass
15,609 views, not one person crazy enough to dislike.
Posting shit like this almost guarantees downvotes will follow
+beardown2489 and that.. :P
At least 3 people in the world don't know a thing about music Love this bunch. Hope they continue up the hard climb
Bridget grooves out the most everytime they play. I've never seen someone move that much playing the upright!
I keep waiting to see her drop it! (ack!)
+Sam Vallentine Bridget is a full-out rock star in my book. Monster player.
Bridget is one hell of a bass player! She powers that band up and works flawlessly with Mike the drummer. It's hard to think of a more skilled bass player working in popular music. You'd have to visit jazz to find the likes.
You can tell how hard she has worked - she has worn the varnish off the neck of her bass. That's a lot of playing.
Saw them live a few weeks ago. I was in awe at how perfect they are live.
I became a big LSD fan since I saw their gig in Brussel last May. Great voice, good musicians, fine atmosphere...
I love these guys so much. Can't wait for new album and to see them again. Their energy is contagious, and so is the fact they are having fun doing what they love...
what a great band, all great musicians and great singers ... and she does rock that bass. great sound.
what a fantastic undiscovered band. that was amazing!
Pre-ordered the new album, super pumped!
Uma das minhas preferidas.
I saw them in Canton, MD. Holy shit. Their level of impeccable musicianship and attention to detail has set the bar extremely high for all other musicians within earshot. They are a sound to behold.
Perfection
im actually singing this for my school concert
Calabrese effortless on drums. Some people just got it!
top band
excellent
kk
Why isn’t this version on Spotify so I can spam it :(
I love LSD!
Good video, good sound, but the tom toms mixed too high.
Bet SNL is looking at her.....
I like this band.but the guitar chops are kind of weak.i like it better when he plays the horn.
As I understand it, McDuck learned the guitar only recently. Even so, I think the guitar fits beautifully with the songs. He displays versatility on it and plays very musically.
kdean17
They are all grads of the Boston Conservatory of Music; and at schools like that they make you learn multiple instruments in order to gain a degree. I get the feeling Mike is a horns guy and plays guitar because 1. he can; 2. it's what the song needs.
+mbsnyderc Part of my attraction to this band is that they all are schooled in the art of music accademia, yet through trial and much error (according to McDuck) they discovered their unique sound by applying the theory of less can be more. See (Lake Street Dive: Song writing masterclass at NEC) UA-cam.
Jay Conley
yeah well he has really improved as a guitar player in the two years since i made this comment.
Sorry, didn't mean to hit you out of the blue. Just discovered this band 3 days ago and I've been on a Rant/Rave to promote them to my friends and anybody that will listen. Went down the rabbit hole a little bit.
Calabrese effortless on drums. Some people just got it!