>> ^blutruth:

>> ^brycewi19:
Does anyone recognize the musical artist playing in the background?

The song is Holocene by Bon Iver and is off their self-titled album that was released last year.


Thanks!

>> ^brycewi19:

Does anyone recognize the musical artist playing in the background?


The song is Holocene by Bon Iver and is off their self-titled album that was released last year.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'bon iver, 2011, folk rock, indie rock' to 'bon iver, 2011, folk rock, indie rock, unrelated to calgary' - edited by calvados

>> ^GDGD:

It makes me sad that some people do not think audiosifts have a place on videosift.


I understand because it's not actually "video", but I think they're fine. I like the original song, but I probably never would have heard this version without it being on sift.

Thanks Schmawy! Excellent taste, my furry friend.

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*quality

Thanks, Ollie! I'm itunesing it now. There were four there, but now I see the others were EP's and Various Artist contributions. Love those Blogotheque sifts.

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
The only one so far - For Emma, Forever Ago! He spent 3 months recording it out in the woods of Wisconsin, and it's amazing. I don't have it myself but I've heard almost all the tunes off of it. Definitely would recommend it. And call me Ollie!

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
Hey EndAll. Do you have a recommendation for which Bon Iver record I should get?

The only one so far - For Emma, Forever Ago! He spent 3 months recording it out in the woods of Wisconsin, and it's amazing. I don't have it myself but I've heard almost all the tunes off of it. Definitely would recommend it. And call me Ollie!

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
Hey EndAll. Do you have a recommendation for which Bon Iver record I should get?

Hey EndAll. Do you have a recommendation for which Bon Iver record I should get?

Bon Iver is awesome

Gah, that's awesome.. I am jealous! How long does that trip take, usually?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
Sailboat Crew. Still do. Norfolk, VA to Bermuda in May. Can't wait. I can stare at empty sea forever.

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Haha! That worked out then, eh. Interesting story to it. So you worked on a boat back then? EndAll was just what I pulled out of my arse when I was signing up here. No meaning behind it, really. I often use the username "intrinsick" on other sites, though.

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
When I was a young man I was nicknamed "smiley", which the Skipper, a kind of Bogart-ish character, pronounced "schmi-wee" and then finally to "shmaw-ee", because of the lucky strike that was perpetually in the corner of his mouth. You never had much choice in what you were called, and I was fortunate because I liked it.

And End-All?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Much love, schmawy!

Where'd that name originate, anyways?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*promote

Sailboat Crew. Still do. Norfolk, VA to Bermuda in May. Can't wait. I can stare at empty sea forever.

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Haha! That worked out then, eh. Interesting story to it. So you worked on a boat back then? EndAll was just what I pulled out of my arse when I was signing up here. No meaning behind it, really. I often use the username "intrinsick" on other sites, though.

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
When I was a young man I was nicknamed "smiley", which the Skipper, a kind of Bogart-ish character, pronounced "schmi-wee" and then finally to "shmaw-ee", because of the lucky strike that was perpetually in the corner of his mouth. You never had much choice in what you were called, and I was fortunate because I liked it.

And End-All?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Much love, schmawy!

Where'd that name originate, anyways?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*promote

Haha! That worked out then, eh. Interesting story to it. So you worked on a boat back then? EndAll was just what I pulled out of my arse when I was signing up here. No meaning behind it, really. I often use the username "intrinsick" on other sites, though.

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
When I was a young man I was nicknamed "smiley", which the Skipper, a kind of Bogart-ish character, pronounced "schmi-wee" and then finally to "shmaw-ee", because of the lucky strike that was perpetually in the corner of his mouth. You never had much choice in what you were called, and I was fortunate because I liked it.

And End-All?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Much love, schmawy!

Where'd that name originate, anyways?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*promote

When I was a young man I was nicknamed "smiley", which the Skipper, a kind of Bogart-ish character, pronounced "schmi-wee" and then finally to "shmaw-ee", because of the lucky strike that was perpetually in the corner of his mouth. You never had much choice in what you were called, and I was fortunate because I liked it.

And End-All?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
Much love, schmawy!

Where'd that name originate, anyways?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*promote

Much love, schmawy!

Where'd that name originate, anyways?

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
*promote

566 views in a couple hours for a random girl wrestling a random boy while (for example) lykke li and bon iver get only 20 views in more than a day? :'(

maybe i should spam more? (even http://www.videosift.com/video/Vice-President-Sarah-Palin-ft-John-McCain gets only 6 views from logged in members)