Polly Peachum plays "Army" by Ben Folds Five

[ClemKropotkin669]

Rip the audio from this video at speedyconversion doht cohm.

[MustardStain83]

i love this song. great job!!!

[luosn]

Nice job! Do you happen to have sheets?

[The69Italian]

U suck bitch

[itssav]

fantastic!

[CupcakeSurrender]

Nice job! :D

[Snowboarder36]

Great Job, great video. In the first time you play the chorus your left hand is totally flat. NEVER should be like that. Also your wrists move a ton too much. Otherwise, like i said before, great.

[Lizigurl]

sweet.

[mspink2192]

Your fingers are so graceful... Mine are like stiff carrots when I play! Lol

[Sarah25XO]

your good. =]

[minicoopers51]

thats was great.. 90's classic rocks

[lseknightpride]

I have no doubt that you could play the solo, just keep going.

[ieatbc42]

And elton john had the shortest stuby fingers i have ever seen, its how it sounds not how its played, nice job ;)

[fireball44]

can you show a tutorial or show a view of which keys to play

[zeldaxfitzgerald]

um no. go buy the sheet music.

[VikingDude]

Or you could make a tutorial. that would make it easier for a lot of people.

[orderandnumber]

nice, but you gots to get that solo in there!!!

[shaunnnnnnnn]

man, you stopped at my favorite part lol

[PianoManYogan]

Very nice, never heard the song before, but i thought it was very good, and you played well. Keep it up. It doesn't seem like that hand position is stopping you. Now if only i could find a way to get good sound quality on my music recordings like yours.

[FaxMachineAnthems]

i don't get your hand position..

your hands are like flat

[zeldaxfitzgerald]

yeah, i have double jointed knuckles that, as a result of playing for too long and since i was very young when my hands were still growing, have completely messed up my ability to play "properly"

[FaxMachineAnthems]

no i could care less about playing "properly"

but yeah it just bugged me because i'm classically trianed and all that dumb stuff..

did you use the book for this? because i have three of them

[zeldaxfitzgerald]

well, i was classically trained for nearly 8 years, but the damage it did to my then very young hands (i started when i was 5) made it nearly impossible to play what you call "properly" once i picked up piano after stopping for a year or two. whatever. i don't think technique is as important as the final product. it still sounds the same as if someone who played it "properly" would have it sound.

and no, i did this by ear. the only BF5 book i have is "Whatever and Ever, Amen"