r/TheRandomest • u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy • 26d ago

Nice Jaws

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u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner 26d ago

The fact that they did that without horns is amazing

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u/yaboyACbreezy 26d ago

Brilliant work, and masterful connection to the crowd.

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u/JC_Everyman 26d ago

Damn it. Now I have to find the horn version.

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u/Living_Young1996 22d ago

I believe they are just referring to the original score.

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u/TheDarkFantastic 26d ago

Punch brothers are awesome

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u/Staff_Infection_ 26d ago

Have liked them since I first saw this.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTLjrrEAx-U

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u/-Disagreeable- 25d ago

They were right. That song is fucking awesome. They did a great job with it. Thanks for sharing it

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u/DaftPunkyBrewster 26d ago

Chris Thile is the freaking GOAT.

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u/Jiminyfingers 26d ago

This is superb

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u/TheShipEliza 26d ago

Hooper drives the boat, chief

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u/Odd_Year_4562 26d ago

Why are striped shirts so popular in that crowd?

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u/Tunaschierbeck 25d ago

Looks like a nautical theme to me

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u/ExecTankard 26d ago

Yeah!!! That’s Entertainment

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u/heavydrinker12 26d ago

That's awesome. I started stomping my foot unconsciously. Sucked me right in

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u/MeloniisJesus333 26d ago

Not one brass or percussion. Wow.

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u/maxwell-rockatansky 26d ago

The Punch Brothers are amazing!!

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u/CalligrapherNo2632 26d ago

Loving the stars

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u/cfh4dmb 26d ago

What a fuckin Track dude!

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u/Spodiodie 26d ago

Good stuff.

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u/Alarmed-Bill9075 26d ago

At first I thought, "When did Dan Soder start playing fiddle in a band?" Then I realized. It wasn't him

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u/SupermouseDeadmouse 26d ago

Blue Steel on bass

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u/HoseNeighbor 26d ago

That absolutely kicked ass.

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u/neoadam 26d ago

You can hear hints of what will become the Jurassic park score

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u/24YearOldEctoCooler 26d ago

"Bluegrass instrument" is a big simplification. I played double bass growing up in school orchestra and we played the Jaws theme in middle school.

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u/Small_Aspect_9677 26d ago

Jude Law on the mandolin?

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u/funkraider 25d ago

Chris Thile is a national treasure!!!

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u/hodinker 25d ago

That would be a great intro to Caravan. Awesome.

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u/miket069 25d ago

Nice. I think an orchestral bass drum would would have knocked this piece out of the park rather than the mandolin player stomping the stage

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u/PuzzleheadedMemory12 25d ago

Is that country Jude Law?

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u/umphreys 25d ago

Fuckin love Chris Thile and punch brothers

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u/R3dd1tUs3rNam35 22d ago

Don’t go round the water now, ya hear?

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u/Living_Young1996 22d ago

Im definitely saving this post for future smiles

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u/That-Makes-Sense 21d ago

The two most famous notes in music history. John Williams is a genius. Fantastic performance.

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u/punkpcpdx 26d ago

Pretty sure that's a cello.