The Decemberists - Oh No! (Official Audio) 

Yes! It reminded me of "Hell" by them!

“Vibes” lol Idk I think the Decemberists lawyer might be hollering “oh no” about this one

@@jackstraw262they’re both the same style and I’m here for it.

Look up The Love Me or Die by CW Stoneking

I'm not familiar with Squirrel Nut Zippers, but I personally am getting Talking Heads vibes from this one.

EGGMAN!?

Totally agree.

whoah latin beat

@@Musicarbs makes me want to dance! And I hate dancing.

@@RogaineForEwoks We need to "make you better"

YOU WERE THERE ASWELL?? IT WAS GREAT

@@vividimagery000 yup. Me and my dad. We were standing close to the front row. He was happy that they played his favorite song (Shankill Butchers). We tried to get my sister to come but she was busy: I remain hopeful that my dad will refrain from telling her that they played The Queen's Rebuke. My sister is a big fan of Shara and would be sad to hear that she missed that (it may not have been Shara this time but I thought that woman, the one that they have now, nailed it). I was happy that we got to hear some new songs before most of the world did. We are one of the few shows where they did William Fitzwilliam. We are also one of the few shows where they didn't do All I Want is You, which makes me happy because I'm, not a huge fan of that one and every song they played was at least twice as good as that one. I was also pleasantly surprised to hear The Sporting Life and get some backstory on that one: what a relatable song that is. It was also funny to see him screw up 16 Military Wives: I actually like that because it makes him seem human. not afraid to make mistakes and admit to it. I've been to many concerts and seen many bands live. The Decemberists always have the best show. I previous saw them on The King is Dead tour at Meriweather, on the 2015 tour in Atlanta (my dad was living there at the time because he had a 1-year job, so we visited him and we saw them there. Normally we don't go to shows there, we go to shows in D.C. because that's where we all usually live), the 2018 show at The Anthem, and the show last week also at The Anthem. I also saw him solo at the Lincoln Theater 10 years ago. I also saw Nickel Creek, the regular band of Sara Watkins, who filled in for Jenny who was recovering from breast cancer the first time I saw them. The Nickel Creek show was awesome and gave me flashbacks to the first time I saw the Decemberists (Sara is incredible). And the Decemberists shows are always great. Seeing how great Jenny looks now and knowing that she did not die 10 years ago is also great... of course it also makes me wish that my mother had the same amount of luck with cancer, but I can be sad about that and also happy that we still have Jenny. I was looking at her most of the time when they did this song. Me and my dad were talking about how great she is. It's always one of the best shows out there.

@@vividimagery000 why only 90 min show tho? :( a sweet 90 mins it was tho.

I was supposed to be at the DC show but I got sick and had to miss it 😔

@@joemitchell8739 that's a shame. Feel better

Extended version😀

either you can afford to go to your favorite artists show, or your favorite artist can afford to eat. you cannot have both

Nobody wants to hear revenge again, they were never playing it at every show for like 15 years straight. We all know the last song will be Joan in the garden, tbh it’s the most metal (in a prog way) song ever.

@@jackstraw262 REVENGE!!!!

You mean the song with the kids' singing? I don't see how that would work since they had no kids onstage.

@@jackstraw262 I wouldn't mind them getting a chorus of kids to do that song again. That said, I wasn't expecting it at all. Then again, I wasn't expecting The Queen's Rebuke either. I got more than I expected and I was more than happy, as I always am after a Decemberists show.

@@jackstraw262 not all of us. Quite a few people at the D.C. show did not know the song. When I told them about it, they were surprised the show ended with a new song.

I wasn't familiar with that song before, But listening now, I can definitely hear it. Everyone's saying it sounds like "Hell" by the Squirrel Nut Zippers, but honestly "Jockey Full of Bourbon" is more similar to my ears.

You've probably heard it in a lot of places, this song is built on some fairly standard musical ideas (not a criticism!) For example, compare it to the Squirrel Nut Zippers' "Hell," which was itself riffing on much older pieces of music...

The rhythm reminds me a lot of Tom Waits' "Jockey Full of Bourbon": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ipQgbKEK4s0.html