Tallest Man on Earth: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

Swedish native, Kristian Matsson, a.k.a. The Tallest Man on Earth, plays a few tracks from his debut album "Shallow Grave."

[@dfoxhaas]

This feels like his high school yearbook after watching the 2019 Tiny Desk with gray hair and a beard

[@TranquilHegmony]

Whenever you find an artist that sounds better live than on a studio album, you know you've found something special.

[@Corneil]

actually some albums sound really bad (in terms of technical sound quality, not musical/art quality), but I think it's part of it's "raw" touch, I love him

[@HIPSTERAMA]

Seven years ago today and it's still my favorite tiny desk concert.

[@leerose8628]

Might have to agree with you on that one. Can't believe this was seven years ago.

[@superbide]

Anderson .Paak was pretty epic though :)

[@michelangelo644]

yeah I think paak takes it man. that shit was another level

[@brunomillalaf8553]

It’s amazing

[@Ciruelatron]

Ye

[@xxcromiexx07]

Hey npr! Bring the tallest man back on! It's been too long

[@quietlyviolent]

very soon

[@cartercollins2032]

So soon..

[@bobboilen9021]

it's happening...online this Friday, September 6 almost 10 years to the day!

[@disposable_hero2748]

Matt Delgado why isn’t up on KZbin ?

[@sammerspage]

Your wish has been granted

[@Miguelskytwins]

Finally, after watching this video for many years, I had to pleasure to see him live in Glasgow this past weekend. It was GREAT, to say the least. His voice was so powerful, he was super nice with the public and even came down from the stage, and walked with the public while singing, he didn't miss a single tone, and he played pretty much every instrument. I would dare to say that he's one of the best and most talented artist alive. He is unbelievable.

[@MonitorSessions]

If you like The Tallest Man on Earth, you should def check out our channel for more Tiny Desque (see what I did there)-style videos, but with other, Swedish artists! Next week we're releasing sessions with Vilma Flood, who's collaborated with TTMoE on her latest album. Promise you won't be disappointed 🫰

[@Miguelskytwins]

@@MonitorSessions I will. Btw, you definitely have to invite Esther!!!

[@jessicagonzalez1326]

Best show of my life a few weeks back in San Diego. I’ve seen so many amazing bands live, I was not expecting to be blown away. What an honor to see him in person.

[@Corneil]

wow! this makes me be even more excited about the fact he's coming finally to my city (Barcelona) after listening to him like more than 10 years, I'm really looking forward to that show, thanks!

[@Miguelskytwins]

@@Corneil Great, enjoy it!! (Btw I'm originally from Barcelona as well haha, just living abroad)

[@zackboneham3158]

-Why do you perform? -"In every day life you can't scream at people, I got the chance and I took it."

[@redikurti8334]

That is so genius ahahah

[@wabalabadubdub2046]

This video right here 5 years ago was the first time I heard his music, hooked ever since.

[@jprmac1]

+David Collins dito

[@MichaelMasongdad]

+David Collins Same.

[@pepegah]

i saw Kristian perform for the first time after 2 years in August of 2021 due to the pandemic in Sweden, Dalarna, rättvik in Swedens most beautiful outdoors concert hall (Dalhalla, look it up) deep in to the forrest. My girlfriend burst into tears the second he took the stage and the rest of the evening was really magical, with the first time hearing Kristian sing in swedish. He opened the consert with a string picking rendition of the gardner and closed it with a cover of I will always love you if im not misstaken, which was a running theme during the evening, he expressed a lot of love to the audience many times, i think he realized he was on home turf when he mentioned a supermarket in his home town of Borlänge and people cheered, a trip i will look back to for the rest of my life as being perfect. All thanks to Kristian himself, one of Swedens best and most underappreciated artists of all time, he really doesnt get the recognition he deserves over here... that all for me, thanks T

[@jessicagonzalez1326]

What a lovely comment and review. I saw him a few weeks ago in San Diego and cried through most of his performance. Best of my life. What a privilege to see him in my own home town. I’d love to see him again. Thanks for sharing your experience. ✨

[@Zogun_85]

It's my dream to see him play at Dalhalla. I'm from Mora (Gesunda), just 40 km from Leksand where he grew up. I've seen him live a few times over the years but I've never been to a concert at Dalhalla. But some day I will!

[@JonSebastianF]

0:06 I Won't Be Found 3:02 The Gardener 7:52 Pistol Dreams

[@peter123256]

69:00 Darude - Sandstorm

[@trollpoophead]

Get rekt m8

[@satanicsunday1860]

Peter Ely DUDUDUDU DUDUDUDU DU DUDUDUDU DUDUDUDU DUDU REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[@pablovint]

God bless you bro!

[@Lisaaaaaaq]

Coming home drunk and sobering up to this beautiful music :)

[@HoonAgain]

Lol nice choice! But this would make me want to just start drinking more in that situation. And dance. Playing his music louder n louder...

[@TheSkoobey]

Holy sh*t. I've watched this video probably 10/12 times and I just deciphered what he says when the dude asks him about performing. He says that it's not like in every day life you get to scream at people - the happy scream. That is radical.

[@angelusboy]

aye, u right, he really says that!

[@mikebiketrike]

And "In everyday life, it's hard to look people in the eyes" so true. Hey I need to know, how the fuck does he get his guitar to sound so twangy? What do you think? See 00:21 and you'll know what I mean. It sounds like a shrapnel blizzard, anyone got any theories?

[@andreacaccese]

mikebiketrike I'' say something like thicker string gauge than usual, maybe a brand like elixir and relatively low action on the neck should get you in the ball park :-) the dynamic microphone he uses on the guitar is also responsible for that kind of "sharp" sound on the guitar sound. Try a SM-57 on the guitar !

[@TheSkoobey]

I know he doesn't have one above, but a steel guitar should really give a good sound too. Very "twangy" tones to them because of the body.

[@taylorplesh6587]

mikebiketrike He strums very hard and has a capo on for most songs which lowers the strings further up the fret board. that makes the buzz and ads an additional "twang" from stumming so hard. he also plays OM or OO style gutiars whose small bodies lend to that sound as well. ALSO he tunes his guitar DADGBD for most songs (tuning up)

[@mickpattison7489]

The harmonics which pop in and out when all these notes are being squeezed together are unreal.

[@greennin]

what an amazing guitar player. so much respect

[@junknoodles1028]

SERIOUSLY THO. He only plays in alternate tunings though :/

[@greennin]

Cody Behrens yeah i'm not the biggest fan of the sound that creates on the acoustic either, but sometimes has to be done to fit the vocal range. it doesn't make him any less of a guitarist as for as skill level goes though.

[@junknoodles1028]

greennin Oh I love the sound he creates in all, it just makes it a bitch to learn to play yourself :D

[@Tomate1410]

Cody Behrens Yeah it's a bitch to try and learn his stuff, however, a lot of his stuff wouldn't even be playable if he didn't use alternate tunings

[@loganarchermusic]

Wow...this man's performance transfixes. He seems shifty, like he's ready to leave at any moment, always looking over his shoulder, yet never breaking his intense sincerity. Incredible stuff.

[@MathewGrigsby]

I love listening to Tallest Man's music but sometimes he makes me wanna give up on guitar.

[@RambooPanda]

Use it as motivation instead

[@noahmcdx1]

Can't hurt to try and learn his songs. I did it. In fact, doing so made me really good at playing the guitar. Figures.

[@noahmcdaniel4920]

Instead try and learn them. Use Gareth Evans on YT he’s done tutorials for a lot of his songs.

[@angusmcleod9400]

I understand compete grigsby

[@Leutchik]

Listen to some Leo Kottke or Tommy Emmanuel and you will for sure.

[@nicolelinette6724]

This simply doesn't get old.

[@betoski]

totally agree with you!

[@deerbournemusic]

He is one of the best performers I've ever witnessed. He can carry the wieght of a band with just his guitar and voice when it come to stage presence. Its amazing to watch.

[@Itsnaaaasssttttyyy]

Wow. This brings me back! Hello early 20s. I miss you…

[@juliusgrisette]

I wish NPR would release the audio from these old concerts on their podcast format!!! please npr, I love you dearly.

[@sammoretti5625]

One of my favorite performances of all-time I always go back to.

[@NUBF]

Saw this guy in concert just a week ago. Man, best money ever spent; guys if you haven't seen him live yet THEN DO. It's magic man, nothing short of it

[@bencogg4140]

This guy is immense. My new girlfriend only introduced me to his music this morning and i'm bloody loving it. The guitar picking is fabulous, it kinda reminds me of one of my other favourite bands Young Believers' guitar style so I'm in heaven.

[@tracksmonkeys]

He's just mesmerising in small venues like this. Was lucky to see him at his first UK show in London with only 100 people or so. Felt some of the magic was lost the last time I saw him in a (substantially) bigger venue.

[@nicolaslibrado8759]

Wow a guy so tall he cant stay in frame amazing!

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

Nicolas Librado brilliant! 😂

[@userxxx-sl7mr]

Hahaha

[@Nepomuk-42]

So glad - music isn't 'bout frames 🍀💕

[@mathildecraker997]

hahahahhahahahah good one

[@johnwrath3612]

Holy shit this is such an amazing performance. The poetry. The raw passion in his voice.

[@Aftershines]

such beautiful awkward confidence. i love everything about his style, music, performance, everything. the cameras could use a little help though.

[@Jimpeacfammusic]

his pickin hand is like a machine gun

[@culturesiv]

or a tractor

[@welltoucansamatthatgame]

I love how he controls the dynamics of the guitar. It adds a whole lot to the overall feel.

[@DontSteal0urSun]

I keep coming back to this for 2 reasons: 1) He's incredible, and this is an incredible performance. 2) I want this always to have more views than the Adele Tiny Desk concert. He should be as famous as her, if not more so.

[@guiazevedo131]

Maybe this is a selfish feeling but I am very happy to be a part of the people who love these songs

[@RayyanKesnan]

@@guiazevedo131 I think that speaks a lot to how good his music is, maybe it's that you feel a personal connection to it. I definitely do. These feel like special songs to me alone. I do love sharing them with people though cause it makes me happy when more people appreciate the music.

[@jankarlsson8341]

And just as First Aid Kit, from SWEDEN, where currently the best Americana is made.

[@potato511]

God I love the words he uses in his songs and the simple poetry he creates.

[@A-Disappointed-Horse]

I'm as much in love with this man as it can be to be in love with someone you've never met.

[@WashedKingJos]

"is that in your family [Not really] or a performer that you fell in love with as a kid?" His music is so deep and yet all of his responses to questions are so one dimensional haha. Never gets old.

[@tiffany4306]

I almost wonder if he falls on the autism spectrum scale- like Aspergers. And I say this purely out of respect- not criticism. He has amazing talent- seems like all the "quirky" ones do :)

[@MattieTheStem]

+Tiffany R +Tiffany R No, I don't think he does. He's just Swedish haha. Social interaction in Sweden is super limited, and also this was filmed not very far into his solo career. He was used to having a band behind him and jumping/climbing around when he was in The Montezumas. So his uncomfortableness, I guess you could say, comes from a combination of those two things. If you watch shows and interviews of him now, he's MUCH more comfortable and personable- he even cracks a few jokes here and there.

[@roncv26]

Just started getting into folk music, I like a few of the classics like Donavan and Simon and Garfunkel. Happy to have stumbled across these concerts and I like all the different genres. The Dan Deacon one is nuts.

[@4est82]

Check out fleet foxes

[@JvivaBlaBraza]

+Ron Smith Listen to the album sleeper by Ty seagll if you like psychedelic too

[@Vangabonders]

+Ron Smith Bob Dylan.

[@thesuperstarmemoirs]

+Ron Smith Ben Howard.

[@camrock9955]

+JvivaBlaBraza Check out Liquid Sound System for some badass psychedelic jams

[@ThatsEvilGranny]

This performance is what made me fall in love with his music

[@Colin-kh6kp]

Me too! Tiny desk has a lot of gems in their playlist.

[@ThatsEvilGranny]

+james bond I've discovered so many good bands and singers from these tiny desk concerts, the front bottoms performance is my favourite on here :)

[@GrahamBarth]

The Tallest Man on Earth... at a Tiny Desk.

[@darochavitor]

Graham Barth so underrated

[@auraeliaofficial]

Beauty and love encompassed... He writes such worldly inspiring cinematic music... you just wince in the wrinkle of your smile, lulling with the beauty of the earth. And then there's the deep dark. Just the world... Ahhhh

[@MedbOD]

There are great singers, and there are great musicians, and there are great performers. But it is very rare that one person exceeds at all three. Kristian Matsson is an absolute gem in the world of music.

[@Lochlannach661]

Agreed

[@Hugo4104]

He takes you through a little Journey in each song.. I love it

[@Malkin2004]

Tallest man, tiniest desk.

[@69ELSancho]

I again have tickets to see the tallest man, this is like the 5th year in a row I try to see him live. I'm hopeful for 2022, cant believe how many times I've watched this and tried to see this man live. Nobody inspires me musically quite like the tallest man

[@Goutenberg]

I always listen to his music, but it’s the first time I see his face. Wow! He’s so handsome and freaking talented.

[@huJSn3344]

man, to sing and play guitar like that is insanely hard, this guy is amazing

[@powerpack526]

Probably the best Tiny Desk besides The Front Bottoms. I could listen to this all day.

[@Van_Nop]

Just brilliance.. just found this... Just Brilliance..

[@nicoleforstenpointner4266]

Why am I only seeing this now? 😳 He's such a gem 💎💚

[@charlieruiz5796]

Cameraman: you had 1 job. 1 job.

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

Brilliant! 😂

[@TheMasterLuiz]

It's conceptual artwork.

[@Stuartguitar]

lol

[@floorted]

It’s the editor. That could be the same person though.

[@kathyhollenbach7413]

@Charlie Ruiz Unsure if your comment was insulting or complimentary. The cameraman did a great job by the way.

[@laurencashman6668]

I have been blessed with tickets to go see him in March. Excited to watch his live performance! I aspire to one day play guitar like Mr. Matsson, he is indeed the tallest man in my eyes!

[@MothernetProduction]

I admire his way playing guitar. It looks like the chords are just perfect. And the voice just make the song even better. Thank you for hanging out there! =)

[@JacobDerwin]

I just love soft spoken he is, but how intense his singing is

[@fattyproductions]

he plays with such emotion and still has so much grace in his fingers! can u imagine wat he's actually thinkin when he plays these songs. wat he feels. gives me goosebumps!!!! Can not wait to see him at the Newport Folk Festival and possibly the Philadelphia Folkfest I hope!

[@aprilvaleng2353]

almost 7 years dude, hell art never dies :)

[@BardofCornwall]

Viva NPR Tiny Desk Concerts!

[@kathyhollenbach7413]

This man is an exceptional guitar player. Hope he's still playing.

[@HumansFreshlyBorn]

Hes going strong, just saw him in New Haven

[@SpacexSteve]

The tallest man on earth on a tiny desk

[@teresa6103]

My thoughts when i saw the Titel!

[@ezenart]

And he isn't even tall, haha. He's 1.70

[@distancexgaming2275]

So many emotions from my childhood rush through me when i here this beautiful music. Im so grateful for this dude.

[@ilovejustinvernon]

Went to the concert in San Diego a few days ago, such a good performer, I hate seated shows but this was one of my favorite concerts, and then I met him after, seriously I don't just say this...he is the nicest guy ever.

[@GauravYadav-hf7ci]

I heard this song a long long time back... today I just felt like hearing it again after years... I am lucky that I could find it... hearing it again after 14 years is a bliss... I don't know you dude but I have wished the best for you always since the last 14 yrs.

[@magicalghostsguild]

I've seen this maybe 3 times and each time I thought "Well it's not bad." I have no idea what made me think that way. This is my 4th time watching this and i'm now realizing that this is amazing.

[@xanderstone8991]

Kristian is one of the main reasons I can feel some pride when I mention that I live in Sweden

[@abbythewasteland5841]

He's such an overall lovely person. I saw him live and god he really is a natural performer most of all the artists I've seen live are understandably nervous but he really thrives on if it's wonderful. Also he's mega hot.

[@kevinmartinezhudson]

Yeah he is like one of those people that would not look right doing anything else but playing music, I have also seen him live and although I was very drunk It was awesome!

[@abbythewasteland5841]

Kevin Hudson that's exactly true. and also very rare. there are a lot of musicians who look like this just happens to be something they're doing, but this guy looks so fucking passionate and natural .

[@championofidiots]

ive watched this a hundred times and every time im speechless. its SO amazing.

[@Sammybeltrame]

2023 e ainda continua sendo incrivelmente bom!

[@hannahcosmic]

There’s no such thing as having a “favourite song” by the tallest man on earth cause he just is my favourite song

[@ezenart]

Many people disagree, I know but I do think that he's just as talented as Bob Dylan, the circumstances of his life and our world won't make him as famous or be considered a legend like Dylan is but that doesn't mean it's not true. Many talented people whom we have no idea of are as talented as the legends of the past were but we'll never know them because they didn't have the luck to be known.

[@danaconda12]

***** Any recommendations on other present day hidden gems?

[@jensrodin16]

Dan Beadle Check out Fionn Regan! He's just as masterly at playing the guitar and singing beautiful, rad songs.

[@Gilboron]

***** I agree

[@headspace261]

***** sounds like dylan, but dylan was a poet

[@amantlegabaatlholwe4640]

***** i totally agree with u there.the state of music now is just so different from back then.people don't care about real music no more.they just want the mainstream bubble gum shit.

[@robertmaxwell7952]

there are too few synonyms for "awesome" to do this performance justice...fucking talented. new fan.

[@MrMustacrackish]

Interviewer: You sound like Bob Dylan Musician: I'm not going to acknowledge that.

[@RoyalByrd520]

If you can not tell the difference between Bob Dylan and Kristian, you must not be as big a fan of music as you think. I think interviewer just wanted to know what kind of influences could produce this.

[@ennuiii]

@@RoyalByrd520 their writing styles are quite a bit different imo they're similarities don't go deeper them both being singer-songwriter folk musicians, TTMOE is more refined and poetic in his delivery, whole Dylan is much more raw and grounded. one is clearly of a political cloth, while the other is, well, a dreamer.

[@MrMustacrackish]

​@@RoyalByrd520it's been seven trips around the sun. I respect your opinion but if Bob Dylan doesn't exist Tallest Man on Earth doesn't sound like this

[@MrMustacrackish]

Furthermore the world needs a new Bob Dylan now more than ever

[@jorgep1]

This guy gets down! I'm not into folk music that much but he makes me want to revisit some Dylan albums.

[@parshan08]

What camera work! 10/10!

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

Parshan brilliant sarcasm ! 😂

[@jwal1992]

This video is 12 years old. Wow!

[@MisterMajister]

There are no words for this. Too good on every level.

[@cullum24]

MisterMajister Besides cinematography, heh.

[@Stokenstein]

Shortly before this vid came out we got tickets to see TMOE in Asheville, NC in a repurposed church turned venue. Folding chairs. Only about 40-50 people at each of the two shows if I remember right. He didn't even use a PA, just walked around playing his guitar and singing these songs. Will never forget it! Was inches away from him hearing essentially the same experience the NPR team got at this Tiny Desk. :)

[@wolfevanmural7136]

Sure rub it in lol

[@tylergaylord]

Sometimes the sign of a new artist is they tend to rush their songs. Either from inexperience, anxiety, fear people don't want to listen to their songs, etc. He's really pumping up the pace on these songs and it's interesting when you compare him to now, 7 years later. Even he admitted he is a lot more confident and takes his time when playing, that he is a lot more mellow when it comes to performing. Still sounds good, but once he became a lot more experienced and comfortable his music really resonates with his audience even more

[@jamesjenkins3384]

+Tyler Gaylord I will take this thought with me when playing my guitar. I tend to rush also. I don't know I'm doing it till I record and replay.

[@tylergaylord]

We all do it my man, even me, but when you become aware about a weakness is the moment we take control of it. I wish you the best of luck with your music!

[@fl4grant]

I tend to disagree. This is maybe one of my favorite performances by anyone. Simply because it is so raw. Unadulterated. Yearning. Its beautiful in that regard.

[@tylergaylord]

fl4grant That's the beauty of music, its all different to others. For me though, he has able to sharply intertwine his levels, being able to slow down or quite a performance to almost a whisper while keeping his power and emotion. Or he can speed it up and attack with ferocity without ever being overbearing and off tune. I just saw him live a couple weeks ago, he is a master at controlling not only his instruments, or the instruments of the band, but the audience as an instrument. He walked out and put his finger to his mouth and had us be very quite for the first few songs. So we all tuned in with him, and then he lead us along the journey with him so there was no senseless noise like at some concerts, instead we were all tuned into the same frequency. I have never seen someone control an audience so well. So seeing him, after all this time, get better and better at mastering all aspects of music is breathtaking. And yet, after all this time, it still sounds fresh and still sounds raw. It's beautiful

[@Fullofills]

Wow even you do it, Tyler Gaylord? That's very big of you to admit

[@spasticatvillage]

My favorite part of this video is that during "The Gardener," he is having so much fun with the song. Being a musician myself, I love to see other artists who can show that they're having a good time performing their work.

[@buellman7]

Astonishingly short for what i was expecting!... But then he grew on me....

[@iamsleepy]

This cameraman...

[@maciekomis]

first day on the job? XD

[@S71800130]

maciekomis x3 ;3

[@laxman12312]

lmao

[@gilbertogomez2678]

I like it when the shot is static and the subject moves in and out of frame. I think it makes it more interesting.

[@aitormoreno2941]

Interns...

[@fahdeedo3432]

I pray that he goes back to NPR for another concert in 2015

[@edwardmesina]

i agree!

[@Ryan-vn7de]

+devlin leonard Probably won't. They don't bring artists on more than once.

[@jprmac1]

+Ryan Palermo Chris Thile manages it by changing his mates at each performance

[@8sirjosh]

+Ryan Palermo They do every so often. They had Wilco on Twice.

[@sonofamachinegun8568]

His 2019 performance was immaculate. This is still my favorite though. So much passion.

[@leogg1402]

I clicked without expectation, but now i am grateful i did! Beatiful music. This so called tallest man, may not be the tallest, but he is a great artist indeed

[@I_scooter_fast]

He is so one of a kind. aint nothing like tallest man, amazing show

[@jaytea5706]

I love the sound that guitar makes

[@jamesjenkins3384]

The gardner, 2009 I'm just now hearing THIS.

[@mglenwright09]

+JAMES JENKINS better late than never

[@jamesjenkins3384]

+mglenwright09 You got that!

[@babymarnieOx]

Seeing him in October in Manchester. He's marvellous!

[@MrZindbad]

I love this guy, what finger picking skills, great voice, what a talent...still the cameraman seems like he wants to catch his chin poop just like I do.... did I mention, that this is the greatest singer in the world? Makes my armhair stand up... LOVE the Gardener

[@jeffrey33196]

Yepppp still listening in 2018. Hope I get the chance to meet this man one day. Pure raw talent.

[@earthtoelsa]

im watching in 2016

[@vanceoliver]

I love folk music. I love that Kristian uses all those lyrics from Mole in the Ground and makes it his own song. I can only hope that my song is as enigmatic as his.

[@smithchristopher3026]

Addicted to this video.

[@nevinphil]

I listened to this years ago, and also tonight. Still in love!

[@gabrielaribeiro7910]

2018 e continua sendo uma obra de arte

[@LC-le9ew]

He’s got it all; voice, guitar skillz, and poetic abilities. I love everything he sings.

[@Chris-ib1ns]

Other than the fact that he's a great guitarist and has an interesting voice, I love how in every performance he gets so into it even though he's the only playing.

[@adsensedd]

Great guitar playing, great songs. Can't go wrong with this!

[@Phewlip]

you guys imagine this guy in sweden, located in a small folkshouse getting ready for a smaller gig. we're about 30 people in there, there for the sake of listening to the softening music he creates with his person. he's not just singing and playing the guitarr, he's using his whole body to produce something unique, something very hard find today amongst the music industry. we got to speak to him in person afterwards.. and i even got to hold his guitarr for a few secs :) t'was a blast, i tellyou

[@Will-wp2cp]

Mind is blown. This guy is awesome! Very twisted songwriting on "The Gardener" - kind of reminds me of Lyle Lovett's writing on his "I Love Everybody" album haha- which is where he stuck his weird stuff. Love it though!

[@matthewwester1534]

reminds me of summer. great music ;)

[@Kivencito]

Darnnnnn! This has became one of my favs of NPR Music performances....

[@PoopingAllAround]

Wish the camerawork was half as good as the music.

[@254peace]

I clicked this video and I havent stopped listening. Some music just gets to you, ya knoww

[@OFODRUMS]

Fantastic music. *Spoiler alert* My favorite part is the neck-slap at the end of Pistol Dreams

[@dotsfrazer]

I never had a favorite artiest until I stumbled across this musical genius afew years back on youtube thank you the tallest man on earth and youtube