Owen Pallett - Lewis Takes Off His Shirt - Live At Hillside Festival In Guelph

Owen Pallett performs "Lewis Takes Off His Shirt" a brand new song from his upcoming album "Heartland"


Cameras : Graeme Phillips Mark Sloggett and Jeff Mew




Audio recorded by Mark Sloggett

Audio mixed by Andrew Cariboni

Directed and Edited by Graeme Phillips

• Category

  Music

[Wavelength580]

This is proof that God, contrary to popular belief, *loves* fags.

[KamadakeX]

I've watched this video at least 50 times. Still gives me goose pimples.

[mybonnieandclyde]

THIS NEVER GETS OLD. Goosebumps.

[KamadakeX]

No problem. All you did was state your opinion. As we all know, people on youtube mistake "opinions" as "insults" on a daily basis. Your comment wasn't offending the music at all. The important thing to read in your comment to understand that would be "to me". lolol

[urchin34]

Thank you for a real reply.

[KamadakeX]

That's understandable. To many, it may just sound like a "wall of sound", similar to a lot other music like shoegaze that incorporates layering where changes in pitch and rhythm are subtle. This far from classical musical (it would be closer to baroque if anything). To put it frankly, there are so many layers being played at once and repetition that it can be hard for some to pick out interesting detail.

[KamadakeX]

Is it even possible to upvote yourself?

[Graeme Phillips]

ignore this clown. ridiculous statement

[KamadakeX]

That was unwarranted (and not true). How about we just enjoy one of my favorite videos on Youtube and put the sas back in the pocket.

[apfeltasten]

62 people currently like your comment substituted by 50 times your own. Makes 12 unique votes...

[jrehel]

I was there. In Guelph. Getting soaked to the bone. And I've watched this fragile little record of that shining seven minutes more times than I can count, and it still somehow feels new — I can still smell the rain, hear the thunder (which is mercifully missing from the audio), and it's the sweetest bit of comfort. It was the moment I went from being a fan to knowing Pallett's on his way to being a legend of Canadian music. Dig?

[Cedar Lay]

reminds me of coldplay