Chris Thile is one of the greatest musical talents to grace this planet, ever. Full stop.

@ieuanphillips4963

3 жыл бұрын

Ful stop

@chrismason4224

2 жыл бұрын

@@ieuanphillips4963 meta

It doesn't matter who covers it...those likes "the panic, the vomit; God loves his children" always gets me.

Why doesn’t this have 2million+ views, one of the most epic covers ever, and I mean ever , that’s not an exaggeration

Paranoid android is probably one of the hardest songs to cover but it still doesn’t surprise me that the punch brothers would absolutely kill it!

Somehow they've managed to make this BOUNCE. Amazing.

The violin in this is fucking amazing

Holy shit! This is the most incredible cover I have ever laid ears upon.

I think i'm literally responsible for 20 of these views. never knew they covered paranoid android. Most of the others I've heard them do though. So glad I found this gem. Thanks for sharing! favorite part, "When I am King, you will be first against the wall. With your opinion which is of no consequence"

Absolutely insane ... Huge Radiohead fan and what a cover that is !

Simply amazing. Especially when the tempo starts to speed up.

GAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!! they are freaking geniuses!!!!

Beyond epic that must have been one wild P-Bingo night for sure.

Not an easy track to deliver, this is so well done great cover.

Words can't do this justice... speechless! 💚💚💜💜👍👍

This is amazing!!! Thank you so much for uploading! I've been trying forever to find a quality recording of them doing this.

I'd love to see this song live, but there appears to be no recordings of it on KZread, so I shall have to rate this video highly, as at least I can listen to it. Radiohead is a national treasure of Britain, and I'm proud to say that they are part of an American heritage of music. many people do not hear it, because they do not listen to college radio, but believe me folks, it's out there. Edit: this is one of the best songs by one of the best bands of all time in the history of rock and roll, being covered by another of the best bands in the history of music itself. I have a feeling that Radiohead are fans of Punch Brothers.

@seanmatthewking

Жыл бұрын

How could they not be.

Awesome!

Gorgeous

Absolutely stunning 😊❤️🎶😊❤️🎶

This is obscene and absurd. GIVE ME MORE.

wonderfull!

PLEASE MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damn, This is good!

outstanding

yes!

Yeah, that was awesome. I agree, video of this would be fantastic.

Fuck me, I didn't know there was a whole band recording of this one!

brilliant

@markwilliams8532

6 жыл бұрын

they are in a class no one can touch without copylng them.the way they take a classical peice and fit it to come out amazing. Never heard bach playing banjo befor? He would shit to hear it you know what i mean ?

Brilliant!!! Where do I get a copy of this session?

Who are the 7 philistines who gave this a thumbs down?!

@thomasl.2648

3 жыл бұрын

The 7 smallest ones!

the paranoids are after me....

Holy $hit!!!

WOAH

Shut up and take my money!!!

holy fuck

Speaking as the self proclaimed no 1 uk punch brothers fan boy, I'm sure chris T and the boys would give a hole hearted nod to the guy who unequivocally proposed the key chord structures which make this such a phenomenal tune. The late, the great Sergei Rachmaninov. And Muse too,of course.

@Drift4714

8 жыл бұрын

+Colin Thorburn No doubt Rachmaninov was good, but all jokes aside thank Radiohead. Good joke about thanking Muse: put them in the trash!

@ctwebacc

8 жыл бұрын

+Phil Mayer it's funny. when I play Gm, Dm and E it doesn't sound like any of the four of them. :)

@RizkySyaiful

8 жыл бұрын

Old Muse was good. The recent 3 albums: trash!

@lucyfoster4082

6 жыл бұрын

Its a wonderful, yet nonspecific chord progression. Radiohead does seem to borrow from romantic chromaticism more than your average rock band.

@jameshannagan4256

6 жыл бұрын

I doubt Muse had any influence on anything Radiohead did nice try though.

Chris Whoooo 🤣😂😅

This is Radiohead, if they had been the Violent Femmes instead

I wish for looking their attraction : ( no video ?

This is such a fantastic cover. So detailed and well thought out. However, I think this song is a really good example of how quiet stringed instruments are. The intense sections just don't have the volume or richness. No wonder orchestras have to have such huge string sections.

Who’s the doofus talking?