Normally I don't compare Take Away Shows....But when I do....I have Patrick Watson at the top of my list!

i actually love the use of the megaphone in this. It really adds a haunting, dreamy dynamic to the entire song.

@AlexMR

2 жыл бұрын

@Elizabeth Curren it has also become a comfort video of mine. It's one of those I wish I could stumble across on a night out on my own, it's perfect.

I don't have words to describe how beautiful Patrick sings💕

I like the poetic way in which the camera captures the scene.

@AlexMR

Жыл бұрын

It's honestly so beautiful and dream like, the way the crowd slowly gathers how he slowly pans into some of the musicians and Patrick, the older couple walking into the alley just hearing the music and the single camera flash at the end, I've come back to this video time and time again and I absolutely love the camera work

I love coming back to this take away show head over heels for Patrick Watson!

@stephenplante2273

3 жыл бұрын

I know me too, 8 years later still coming back because the music is timeless.

These sessions are so amazing that i don't think i can listen to studio recorded songs anymore

@Earbly

6 жыл бұрын

I heard this first, then listened to the album version and was... a litle let down hahah

A modern day Mozart whom to the world remains largely undiscovered.

Goosebumps.

I find this music so moving.... It makes me want to cry!!

Much inspiration for a student of music and art.

if it got any better than this ...... I'd just die ........of bliss !

incredible as always, mr. patrick watson.

this is so beautiful!!

I like the jazzy Eric Satie at the end...

same doorway at the beginning to the bon iver for emma video

I find it funny that Gnossienne 1 is being played by a Quebecer in Paris: Satie was born 100 miles from Paris, and died in Paris. Satie coined the term "furniture music" to label several of his compositions (not this piece, though many musicians since have applied his term to a larger selection of his work). Furniture music was essentially the early 1900's European version of ambient music. It's ironic that Satie's (ambient) piece is being played in a public bar and everyone is focused on it.

@jzoom45

4 жыл бұрын

Jared Saroyan Kruger what is furniture music

Envoûtant, j’adore! 🤩

Je viens de découvrir la video,super!je.t aime ...from Québec.

Please release this version on Spotify!!

Simplesmente genial

Juste intemporel !

Cant wait until summer and spend summer evenings listening to music like this. oh and happy 4/20 for those who celebrate this holiday.

Love.

thank you.

this is cool

Merci!

aways love this video

This is just. Wow

Why did they fade out at the end?! I would give anything to hear the rest of that interpretation of Gnossienne!

I LOVE YOUR MUSIC.,and this video

4:33 🥰

Prefect

Gotta love some Vincent Moon perspective

i love this shiz ~

genius

Yea

Cool

Siempre regreso a este vídeo =)

@licsergiotejada

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Huamán Babilón igual yo... siempre siempre

@erikaperez8591

3 жыл бұрын

Sabrían como se llama la segunda canción que canta...?

I'll join!

Haha, "the last part is DMinor GMinor....the last part is Dmajor GMinor, I'll cue you." PW is the maN.

chris angel on guitar

what is jamie lannister doing with patrick watson?

It's Erik Satie's Gnossienne 1.

It had that French sound.

it's called man under the sea, if i'm not wrong!

i want that hat

Whats the song which is played in the doorway?

Can anyone help me out with the guitar chords for this song? Man under the sea

does anyone know where they are

Does the accordeonist at this moment know them...? ^^

could you please name the song? I'd been searching for that one for months!

@jed8592

4 жыл бұрын

A bit late but it is underneath the sea

@FelipeUnmanned

2 жыл бұрын

Man under the sea

name of the songs?

Sean Penn? 4:05

@thenewtowncryer

7 жыл бұрын

Haha. Close. LOL.

@higherperspective1756

6 жыл бұрын

i thought so toooo !!!!

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