Muzzle Of Bees Video

[Lethroles]

Hey guys,

does anybody know where I can watch or, even better, download a version of this video. The one on YouTube is DAMN slow and I so WANT this video. It's the best Muzzle Of Bees Version ever. Can anybody help me?

[deepseacatfish]

From my complete lack of Spanish knowledge I'm pretty sure they're talking about Burn to Shine, which is actually a DVD you can purchase, with a bunch of bands doing a song in a house about to be demolished. Pretty cool. You can get the Chicago one for about $12, or all three for $30: Burn to Shine

[Lethroles]

Wow. Thank you very much. I thought it was kind of a music video. It is immense, everybody should watch that.

[magusmachine]

Jeff looks pretty bad in it...

[Hellman22]

i got it ill post in about 20 min im uploading it

[tblair]

Wow. Thank you very much. I thought it was kind of a music video. It is immense, everybody should watch that.

omg!! Muzzle is such an amazing song/piece of music/work of art.. the lyrics bring tears to my eyes:

And dogs laugh, some say they're barking

I don't think they're mean

Some people get so frightened

Of the fences in between

 

And the sun gets passed from tree to tree

Silently, and back to me

With the breeze blown through

Pushed up against the sea

Finally back to me

 

and Nels' solo on that video, it's tooo good,

ta very muchly

[naugrad]

omg!! Muzzle is such an amazing song/piece of music/work of art.. the lyrics bring tears to my eyes:

And dogs laugh, some say they're barking

I don't think they're mean

Some people get so frightened

Of the fences in between

 

And the sun gets passed from tree to tree

Silently, and back to me

With the breeze blown through

Pushed up against the sea

Finally back to me

 

and Nels' solo on that video, it's tooo good,

ta very muchly

 

 

Probably my favorite WILCO song of all time. Has a very personal and lingering memory of what almost was. Beautiful music.

[DickDarlington]

Was the video uploaded?

[nun4db]

fantastic performance, thanks so much for this link!

 

and this is definitely my favorite Wilco song, mostly because of the almost painfully quiet section in the middle, where those long notes keep repeating. that gives me chills every single time I listen. it so restrained and simple. and so patient. like...I could easily see some pop producer telling them to cut that section out of the song, but it is so crucial. it's the whole reason I love it.

 

Glenn's playing on this track is superb as well. well, Glenn's just always superb.

 

I'll always remember the first time I heard it, at Constitution Hall in DC, with Sonic Youth. the first, uninterrupted section of the set was Poor Places > Reservations > I Am Trying To Break Your Heart > War On War > At Least That's What You Said > Muzzle of Bees. Those first three running seamlessly were so perfect, and then the two new songs just blew me away. I was so excited about the post-YHF direction they seemed to be heading in. And Jeff's guitar playing just seemed to have been elevated to completely new heights since that album.

 

I can't say I have the same outlook for SBS, but oh well.

 

yes, so Muzzle of Bees = beautiful.

[BolivarBaLues]

Hey guys,

does anybody know where I can watch or, even better, download a version of this video. The one on YouTube is DAMN slow and I so WANT this video. It's the best Muzzle Of Bees Version ever. Can anybody help me?

 

 

I download videos from YouTube, Google Video and similar sites using a script that works in conjunction with a Firefox extension called "GreaseMonkey." The downloaded files are Flash video files, so you have to view it with a program such as VLC, or better yet encode it as MPEG-4 using a program called iSquint (for Mac; don't know about PeeCee equivalents).

[cryptique]

I download videos from YouTube, Google Video and similar sites using a script that works in conjunction with a Firefox extension called "GreaseMonkey." The downloaded files are Flash video files, so you have to view it with a program such as VLC, or better yet encode it as MPEG-4 using a program called iSquint (for Mac; don't know about PeeCee equivalents).

On my PC, I use a Firefox extension that I *think* is called VideoDownloader (don't have it here at work) ... you let the video load fully in YouTube (or wherever) and then rename the file with a .FLV extension when you save it. Then I use an online converter to convert the .FLV to a more usable format.

 

It takes a fair amount of time (you have to download the video, then upload the .FLV to the conversion site, then download the converted file) but it's free and the results are good.