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The last time a video featured Conor Oberst in a public performance period piece, he was getting clobbered by trash and tomatoes. But that was before he and Mogis recruited Yim Yames on drums and M. Ward on piano to form the hydra-headed Paste-rock superbeast Monsters Of Folk, so this time around the reception is much lighter on the hostility and much heavier on the soldier’s uniforms and roller-skating. Naturally.


(via P4K)

Coming up next for Monsters Of Folk: a shower.

Monsters Of Folk is out.

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Comments (9)
  1. awesome!

  2. I like the beginning when Conor is spinning in a circle while playing the guitar. I thought that looked really cool.

  3. goto  |   Posted on Nov 13th, 2009

    Flawless.

  4. Rekuf Rehtom  |   Posted on Nov 13th, 2009

    How I would do Allison Hannigan!

  5. alex  |   Posted on Nov 13th, 2009

    that’s some pretty pro audio quality right there

  6. buffalo bill  |   Posted on Nov 13th, 2009

    man, these guys are so good its ridiculous

  7. Down the Line  |   Posted on Nov 14th, 2009

    The video doesn’t match the song good enough…

  8. Probbaly the most “film-like” video I’ve seen all year. Incredible. This and ‘Sandman, the Brakeman and Me’ are my favorites from the album.

  9. “Paste-rock superbeast”? sounds like a dig to me.

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