Low - Death of a Salesman (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Low on Sub Pop http://www.subpop.com/artists/low

"Death of a Salesman" from the 1/25/2005 release, The Great Destroyer
http://www.subpop.com/releases/low/full_lengths/the_great_destroyer

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• Low
• Death of salesman
• the great destroyer
• subpop
• sub pop
• retribution gospel choir
• Minnesota
• Duluth

[imfromduluthandimake]

im proud to say that this video was recorded at my school.

that space is gone now, it was made into a theater a couple of years ago.

not a lot of people know about it, but now we have open mic nights in almost the same spot as he's playing.

[rglovesu2]

I am speechless, once again. Thank you, Low.

[PascalVillarubias]

Faisons court, faisons simple : c'est l'une des 100 plus belles chansons que je connaisse. Mon critère? l'émotion...

[MrJohnnyDDDDD]

@Gormenghast1234 There are no coincidences...

[bruthaflo]

I'd rather listen to John Denver.

[Gormenghast1234]

It's my first time of experiencing the pleasure of listening to this song and I am writing the definition of extrinsic motivation for my psychology class.. just an odd coincidence I'm sure..

[carbineautomatic]

i first heard this in background while playing someone in Scrabble. i was like "what the hell did that guy just say?" i was then Low fan

[MichaelCoull]

@unprevarication I AGREE COMPLETELY! sorry my friends dont really get that, but you nailed it man/lady! take a look at spiritualized-perhaps not 'technically' talented but emotional raw and intoxicating.

[SitarHero8988]

Reminds me of John Frusciante's solo work...which is great

[shanethepain1]

Quite simply, Low's Death of a Salesman is one of the most poignant and haunting songs ever written. I salute you Alan Sparhawk for your melancholy brilliance and subtle innuendo. This song speaks to me in a way that I cannot convey with words, and for this I thank you.