Grizzly Bear encore Deep Blue Sea at BAM
Grizzly Bear play Deep Blue Sea, the first of two encores sans the Brooklyn
Philharmonic at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The song is a new full-band
version that the band’s drummer Chris Taylor says is very close to the recording
that appears on the new Dark Was The Night charity compilation. Shot by Stuart
Rogers.
Shot dodgily on a cell phone by Stuart Rogers.
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Grizzly Bear end their BAM show with He Hit Me
Grizzly Bear cover The Crystals He Hit Me as their second and final encore at
BAM. Be sure to watch Chris Bear’s lively bounce offstage.
Shot in a shonky fashion by Stuart Rogers on a cell phone to avoid usher attention.
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of Montreal interview and live @ Iceland Airwaves 2007
The Iceland Airwaves podcast presents a backstage interview with of Montreal.
Additional footage is taken from the bands show at Reykjavik Art Museum and
includes the songs She’s A Rejector and Gronlandic Edit. Features a cameo by
Ed Droste who lurks loudly. Fermented shark and the lash makes for one bolshie
grizzly bear. Interview by Brad Giblin.
Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers.
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Dinner with Grizzly Bear (part 3) at Iceland Airwaves 2007
The podcast crew share a traditional dinner with Grizzly Bear, Nico Muhly, and
Valgeir Sigurðsson. This is the prelude to Ed Droste’s star turn in the of Montreal
podcast. Check in for a slice of the good life.
Shot by Chris West and Stuart Rogers. Edited by Chris West.
Grizzly Bear, Valgeir Sigurðsson, and Nico Muhly eat Hákarl (putrified shark)
See hometown boy Valgeir Sigurðsson provide sage guidance as the boys from
Grizzly Bear and label mate Nico Muhly sample the dreaded hákarl (putrified shark)
followed by shots of Brennivin with the Airwaves podcast crew.
Shot by Chris West and Stuart Rogers at Reykjavik’s Við Tjörnina restaurant on
Friday, October 19, 2007. Edited by Chris West. Produced by Stuart Rogers and
Deirdre Corley for the Iceland Airwaves podcast.
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