The National Vinyl Sorrow

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The national vinyl sorrow.

A limited edition royal green variant lp green vinyl is available for cherry tree members to pre order now here. On may 5 2013 the band performed this track for six. Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. It s about a person s love affair with his own.

Box set the national vinyl brooklyn s the national collaborated with icelandic artist ragnar kjartansson back in 2013 on a lot of sorrow a so called durational performance where the band played their song sorrow from the high violet album live on stage in ny s moma ps1 repeatedly and continuously for six hours. July 28 2015 by paul sinclair tags. The band took it seriously and they. Sorrow from the national s 2010 album high violet is yet another example of their brooding quiet folk inspired ballads to lost love.

5 0 out of 5 stars 2 ratings. Last month we learned that the national were planning a six hour show one that would consist entirely of one song sorrow from high violet played over and over ad infinitum. Live recording of a durational performance held at moma ps1 nyc in may 5th 2013 in which ragnar kjartansson invited the national to perform the song sorrow for six hours straight uninterrupted. Sorrow is the second track on the national s fifth album 2010 s high violet and one of the few moments of joy on that fraught scared record.

9 clear label less 12 records in clear plastic sleeves presented in screen printed clear acrylic box. See all formats and editions hide other formats and editions. In 2013 the national staged a durational performance with icelandic artist ragnar kjartansson where they performed the song sorrow from 2010 s high violet for six hours straight as part of. Didn t do this in one shot but over a handful of sessions i basked in the pointless glory of hearing sorrow over and over.