Fargo Season 2 Episode 7 Intro

[@TwoFacedKid4]

Dang, talk about an opening.

[@MLewisDesign]

Long live Jethro Tull ❤️❤️❤️

[@treycas33]

The soundtrack to Season 2 is outstanding

[@geordiejones5618]

Season 3 too holy shit their use of music is perfect

The soundtrack is really what made the whole series for me. I think Fargo would be nothing without it.

[@Dickcheese2011]

Everything. About Season 2. Was perfect

[@gregben4002]

The everything to season2 is outstanding!

[@urthofthenewsun8465]

Scenes like this make you think this is what the mafia life is all about, but Mike’s final scene with the mob makes you realise all these people are just tiny cogs in an unknowably massive system of organised crime.

[@jordanhicks5131]

Just like everyone else, it's just a job

[@justthbkirua6196]

I think the best gangstar in the history of gamgstar movid. Mike milligan

[@truthlight2816]

​@@justthbkirua6196 definitely top 10.

[@pab1381]

I wanna see maybe some Chicago mob guys in the show at some point.

[@josephhernandez1885]

This opening should get an award for best opening

[@dror2311]

Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath

[@LUCKYNY718]

Lmao they say Breath like Train smoke too

[@SyrupBuccaneer]

@Clyde Barrow That's a Grammy-winning flute.

[@bradleyeric14]

I'd forgotten how good it was.

[@SensationalBanana]

This song is a masterpiece, and it is used in far too few movies/shows! Here it is used to such a great effect it damned near makes me cry every time!!

[@demonmurphy]

I think the only other time I’ve heard it in a movie is during the montage when the aunt is cleaning Parrish Mansion in Jumanji

[@spockman4250]

This opening got me into Jethro Tull and now they’re my favorite band

[@Pingaheimer]

Scorcese would be proud.

[@arkanoiddude]

Don't know if Scorcese would have used a Tull song though...he was an exec producer on that shitty HBO show Vinyl, and that show made fun of Tull a few times.

[@benconnor3206]

Andy Freeman Noah hawley is the closest thing to a true film director on television for sure, hope to see him make a legion film

[@takecareofyrshoes]

arkanoiddude i love marty and jethro but scorcese would have, and always does, use old motown music for his montages.

[@benconnor3206]

CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED SHOW

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

I see this in the comments section of every video on KZbin! Everything is underrated! Who underrates this acclaimed, critically-adored show??

[@KMcNally117]

Let's be honest... its rated.

[@TheDude8008]

@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178 It isn't part of the conversation when people bring up quality tv shows, the roster basically consists of breaking bad [not even better call saul], game of thrones and the walking dead.

[@johanstone]

by who?

[@mykmcgrane]

@@johanstone exactly everyone knows this show is doper than dope. It's just not overexposed. Which makes it better I feel like. It's private. Not everyone needs to know where that cool bar is.

[@geordiejones5618]

Best opening to a tv episode since the wire or the sopranos

[@kristopherloviska9042]

The open to the Ozymandias episode of Breaking Bad is the best opening scene ever. But I do love me some Fargo.

[@channel55andaboxoftissues16]

i know im late replying, but look up "Boardwalk Empire - Gang wars intro" that was more of a serious opening but at the time it was fantastic esp how the previous episode closed.

[@rymarsrs8552]

@@channel55andaboxoftissues16 Nice I might check out Boardwalk empires based on that scene

[@lazarus321]

great to hear Tull being used to such effect

[@finnkdy]

Almost out tarantinoed Tarantino. Mucho excellente.

[@ohen]

This and True Detective Season 1 Heist scene are the 2 best TV set pieces of the last 10 years

[@Bluesteel_97x]

Check out escape at danmora

[@gregscrabshack2307]

Better call Saul abagado is magnificent as well. True detective 1st season was excellent.

[@ohen]

@@Bluesteel_97x That's a great one as well. The tunnel escape scene.

[@ohen]

Possibly the greatest set-piece created on TV

[@jordanhicks5131]

Best opening That's how you clean a fuckin window!

[@Red_Dead_Director]

I gave up one life some years ago, I spend my time trying to entertain those who had a connection to Fargo season 2 like I did , my own way. And I'm having more fun that I've... ever had. This season was more influential to me than Scorsese or Tarantino - which is saying a lot - I like the odd season (the recent ones) but 2 and 4 (and soon 6) - that's Fargo lore - and the creators .. well they pull out their best untested ideas and they .. just work and set a benchmark they do..

[@cookiedoughman45]

I fucking love this show.

[@macklemorganfreeman8488]

This show was so incredibley made that when anybody recommends a show I watch I ask "you ever seen Fargo on FX"?

[@gregarnold1696]

Bokeem Woodbine is a great actor deserves more credit he ruled on Fargo

[@michaelboone5113]

He was excellent in The Inspection!

[@axx012]

Dont see much of him, but he was good in this. He was good in his role in Dead Presidents as well.

[@gregben4002]

He was in the TV series Saving Grace with Holly Hunter.

[@mond1924]

Phenomenal opening.

[@michaeld2060]

Fargo universe is superb. Scene’s like this made the show.

[@wufpak81]

Season 2 by far...Best season of Fargo! And this intro to ep 7 proves it!

[@raulmartinez9292]

I prefer Season 1 (BB Thornton is a beast), but this intro is the BEST I've seen ever. Jethro Tull and Fargo, perfect mix

[@shotgun_shaun]

Completely agree. Season 1 is great but it is over-hyped because of Billy Bob. Patrick Wilson as Lou is the best Fargo protagonist

[@theeyehead3437]

I completely forgot this intro had Jethro Tull playing over it. Wow, what a perfect fit.

[@elementSe34]

Noah Hawley: Any ideas on what music I could use in Fargo? I've set it in 1979. Aaron Paul: Play some Jethro Tull!

[@ocd79]

This is some serious artwork right here my friends, the music and the everything about this scene!

[@therebelsaiyan5559]

Who’s looking at this after season 4’s finale?

[@mr.manes88]

This show really knew how to build up hype for its own self

[@akinalcitepe9130]

The greatest set piece in the history of television.

[@scareglare]

Does anyone else think that the Kitchen brothers are pretty cute and handsome? I love how loyal they are. I also love their outfits. They're both scary and adorable at the same time.

[@JamesTaylor-ir9ov]

Wow I get it know that I've seen season 4 mike looking at the coffee twirling around represents the tornado that rabbi milligan died in

[@rolanddeschain6265]

Holy shit I never caught that but you're probably actually correct.

[@brgreg8725]

Literally think this is the office from No Country

[@jamesduffy7549]

God I fucking love this show

[@mustafaabdulkareem2806]

masterpiece

[@feral107]

looks like they wanted to kill that wall real bad, and the people were just in the way.

[@jimcraiggeezer]

Jethro tull.. brilliant song

[@BOOTSYKILGORE]

Far by the best intro ever

[@surfinmuso37]

Slowest get away ever.

[@kris242]

This season seriously cranked up shit to fuckin 11

[@aristocracy1]

This reminds me of that one mission in mafia 2

[@lukagegechkori7610]

U are man of culture

[@drfabulous2804]

This show (S1-3) knew how to make an intro… and a finale… and everything else in between

[@ModeratelyAmused]

The openings to this show were often great. The only thing I'd change is the text. I didn't realize until after two seasons that the "true story" part was just part of the story telling and not based on actual incidents. Made me feel stupid for believing it.

[@wpdenni]

That intro was created by the Coen Brothers when they made the original movie. There's two guarantees in every Fargo iteration: that it's a "true story," and (practically) everyone dies in the end.

[@finnkdy]

jus like, it's a true story, in no country, he say, well it's a story and it's true. Word lnflexion Coen play.

[@WithoutRemorse12]

There was a Kansas City Mafia.

[@ModeratelyAmused]

@@WithoutRemorse12 yes and the city of Kansas City does exist .. doesn't make the story remotely true .. smh

[@huskerjpg]

Yeah, they faked me out with the Fargo movie. I wasted a lot of time trying to track down the "true' story on the internet.

[@craigfalcone9052]

Best series ever

[@ravioliravioliravi]

my favourite opening

[@nolovelost3981]

Gave me Godfather 2 baptism scene vibes

[@brianhenrysubinaghi365]

Locomotive breath by Tull. What's better than that?

[@finnkdy]

Mr. Pharmacist.

[@genobones]

Does Ian's voice just elevate this scene or what? I mean honestly. Props to who ever is responsible for the soundtrack. Not picking some shitty shit. Yea. No way to slow down.

[@analogstudio3382]

Fucking brilliant montage

[@macobeid1943]

This would work great for Hitman the video game

[@phyarth8082]

I industrial revolution and Jethro Tull plowing and seeding clock mechanism, Band Jethro Tull and flute kinda Yack, Man at Work Down Under where flute shines bright LoL

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

This is the kind of scene that I WISH The Sopranos had.

[@tony_dogs]

A scene like this wouldn't fit in the sopranos,

[@maxm6634]

@@tony_dogs I would agree

[@JoeSmith-dl9ok]

If I don’t come back I’m either dead or in jail

[@adamschaeffer4057]

Ironically, the song choice is Locomotive Breath, the meaning of which as told by Ian Anderson was to reflect upon a society that is out of control in population growth. But here we are in 2023 and now the top brains are saying the human race is in a very precarious position for the exact opposite, that globally the population is dangerously close to the precipice of sudden collapse. Could anyone have seen that coming? Say thirty years ago when the prevailing attitude was that humans will continue breeding out of control until the planet could no longer contain them. For anyone who intrigues themself with these type stories... true crime, organized violence, the pursuit of power... the choice of song is a beautiful commentary that there is nothing guaranteed in this world other than the insane randomness of life.

[@Townesvanwaits]

Wait, so you're saying that there's NOT ENOUGH people?? There is still definitely a population problem, in that there's too fckn many of us. Sure, some countries birth rates have dropped, and that could be a problem with certain aspects of the economy, but go out on the interstate during rush hour and tell yourself that there needs to be more people in the world. Take a drive down the ghettos in your city, looking at the massive amounts of homeless people and trash littering the streets and tell yourself the same thing.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

See The Sopranos NOT having scenes like this is why Fargo's a better show.

[@ohen]

With all due respect, The Sopranos has quite a few brilliant montage scenes like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX7bZWSop5ZkaLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmnMYWSYgZ6UbrM

[@WhoopsieDayZ]

LOL. Fuck outta here man, Sopranos is miles ahead of this show in terms of writing, acting, characters. The Sopranos also has some of the best montages around, this one feels more like a rip-off of older, better gangster shows and movies.

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

Your comment is moronic.

[@dgbucko]

@@ohen Man, all you did there is remind me again how dated the Sopranos now looks. Not a patch on Fargo.

[@mr.manes88]

​@@dgbucko "The Wire is so dated. Not a patch on the new season of Law and Order. Just look at that digital" - you probably

[@RodCalidge]

Kind of a slow getaway. Doncha think?

[@Scooby3150]

Using Locomotive Breath, genius!

[@ricardovalencia1397]

hay precuela?

[@davidmurta8869]

jethtro, sabbath, irmão, que série, eu comecei a ver essa porra despretensiosamente, ver um episódio antes de dormir e pá, mas que série

[@androlibre9661]

Who else watched this and thought "Damn....she has thick thumbs" LOL

[@ballaballapo]

Uauuuu JETHRO TULL!

[@modelleg]

Jethro Tull!

[@kcrimsoniano]

Killing intro

[@craigfalcone9052]

Epic

[@mehdimidou5033]

Can anyone explain to me how the butcher know Mike Milligan's phone number ??????

[@dontommasino6882]

He saw the newspaper rumors of where Muligan was staying at.

[@sastrugi4471]

Mafia 2

[@benconnor3206]

Oh look it’s syd and.. wait I’m on the other side of Noah hawleys mind right now

[@lopolik]

Syd from Legion, yeah.

[@BANGOUTL8R]

lol another amazing show by Hawley

[@jackx3546]

hey harry

[@NormAppleton]

Having a baby in there?

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

You didn't tell me your family was in from out of town!

[@krishshautriya5170]

0:41

[@ButtersCCookie]

Whatever you do. DON'T look up band or song. I saw some kinda old men with bald spots, suffering a mid-life crisis, grinding and head banging on stage. Hard. Just enjoy this intro AS IS. Husband tried to ruin it!

[@theeyehead3437]

Never too old to rock n' roll, as he sang way back when he was in his twenties. He fucking meant it. Man's gonna keep playing that flute until they bury him.

[@bloodisfrightening1203]

When I saw the ufo I couldn’t watch anymore. Still haven’t seen any Fargo besides the first season and the first episode of the second season.

[@rolanddeschain6265]

The UFOs are the best part of season 2. A twist of the supernatural exists in every season of the show and it's a callback to the superstitious nature of the Coen Brothers movies.

[@josephstalin9604]

Fargo as a show was never about Plot and Realism. Fargo as a show is all about Storytelling. You watch Fargo to enjoy their way of telling the different stories that go throughout the series. There is a reason this is an Anthology series. You can dislike Fargo for Plot but to call it boring is just a crime. Season 2 is Peak TV Show along with True Detective Season 1.

[@jabba820]

Such a good show until they added aliens :(

[@Znealkvid]

+jabba820 The aliens are just sybolic.

[@Znealkvid]

+Adler Charles theweek.com/articles/584099/truth-there-ufos-aliens-fxs-fargo-explained

[@salamisumo2]

jabba820 They were there from the 1st episode of the season.

[@jakerivas754]

Well there also was a UFO in Fargo in 1979.

[@CyckOne]

Yeah, it became a great show when they added aliens.