Bon Iver Performs "Flume" Next To A Toy Lamb, "Lump Sum" On A Chair, "For Emma, Forever Ago" In A Hallway

The focus of Bon Iver's stripped-down, relatively unadorned sound is Justin Vernon's inspired vocals, so it's no surprise he nails his Take Away. Much like it was no shock when he did a gorgeous "Creature Fear" in the backseat of a cab. Here, he performs "Flume" with toy piano, ukulele, wooden moose, and rocking lamb accompaniment. (The nod to his woodsy lifestyle is appreciated, though there are no wolves.) As the headline suggests, we also get "Lump Sum," but with slightly different instrumentation and "For Emma, Forever Ago," but with an old French guy.

"Flume"

"Lump Sum"

"For Emma, Forever Ago"

Read more of the storyline here.

Posted at 11:45 AM by brandon in Video
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the english version of the story's here : http://www.blogotheque.net/Bon-Iver,4255 !

Posted by: Nora at 06/16/08 1:20 PM | Reply
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wow, way to not give credit to blogotheque ONCE in the entire post...

Posted by: christian at 06/16/08 5:07 PM | Reply
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Going to be seeing this guy with Wilco in a few months. Hopefully he impresses.

Posted by: Nathaniel at 06/17/08 12:21 AM | Reply
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this is pure magic.thank you Bon Iver.thank you blogotheque

Posted by: rudeboy at 06/17/08 4:03 AM | Reply
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Flume is such a good song.

Posted by: Dave at 08/28/08 9:32 AM | Reply
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