Chủ Nhật, 29 tháng 1, 2017

Waching daily Jan 30 2017

What's up, guys?

My name is Manan.

Welcome back to my channel.

Hope you are having a great day.

I want to talk about the movie that I have seen couple of days ago.

It's called Raees.

Raees is such an awesome movie.

If you are a Shahrukh Khan fan, you will enjoy the movie.

I am a huge Shahrukh Khan fan.

I really like Shahrukh Khan.

But he's one of my favorite actors among other actors and actresses.

I might be a little bit biased because of Shahrukh Khan but the movie itself, it's really

enjoyable.

I think the movie can be more enjoyable if they expand the story like a little bit more.

But it is what it is.

The movie is a little bit mix of romance and crime but more on the romance side and little

bit on the crime side.

Well, the movie really tells a lot about Raees and who he is.

But they don't really tell why he is doing what he is doing.

Only that he the movie told us that he is doing this kind of thing and that's his job.

That's what he is doing.

Even though he knows what he is doing is wrong but he's trying to be a good person.

He tried to give back to his community.

Tried to do right by his family and friends.

Even though the community that he's involved, they really like him because they are kind

of dependent on him.

But he provide them the jobs, ya know?

And you know what, he made everybody around himself feel valued and the movie did a really

good job of that.

Ya know, the movie did a good job of making us more sympathetic to him even though he

is a bad guy.

I felt bad for him at the end of the movie.

Ya know what, what he did was wrong and he deserved that.

Now, the action scenes are really cool.

Really entertaining.

Some of them are unrealistic.

You cannot expect the bad guys to know Parkour and jumping off the ceiling and flipping over

and stuff like that.

That's really unrealistic.

But it is the movie.

I knew that there are going to be these kind of action scenes but it is what it is.

The songs in the movie is really cool.

I really like the songs especially Laila Laila.

Even though, it is an item song but it is one of those popular songs that came out.

And a lot of people who have seen Raees on the first release day, they were dancing to

that song in the theatre.

So, I saw that on youtube and other videos.

It's really crazy.

So, that was my favorite song not because of Sunny Leone.

When I heard the name Mahira Khan, I didn't know who she was.

And to be honest with you, I was watching Humsafar on Netflix before I saw Raees

and I had no idea that Mahira Khan was in Humsafar.

I had no idea.

So, when I went to see the movie, Raees, i thought I saw her from somewhere, ya know?

I thought she was looking familiar and then when I came home to continue to watch Humsafar,

she was in that tv show.

So, I was like Oh!

So, that's where she is.

That's where she came from.

And ya know what, I've been reading that this is her first Bollywood debut.

So, I am sure we are going to be seeing more of her.

And ya know what, she's really pleasant as an actress.

She really puts out lot of things.

So, I'm hoping to see more of her in other movies.

In this movie Raees, she didn't do much.

I think she could've done more.

So, when I was watching the movie, it reminds of Narcos.

I don't know if you have seen Narcos on Netflix, It's a story about, a tv series about Pablo

Escobar.

So when I was watching the movie, it reminds of that tv series.

And the fun fact is that Shahrukh Khan was watching Narcos during the filming of this

movie.

So, it's not a surprise that he would get some kind of inspiration from Narcos into

the movie.

Even though, the movie is kind of real life story but not really exactly based on true

story.

My favorite part of movie was Nawaz when he was in a control room.

Now, Nawaz is such an awesome actor.

So, whenever you see Nawaz in any movie, you know you are in for a good time.

you know this movie going to be good.

You are gonna get good acting from this guy.

So, when I saw Nawaz being transferred to multiple location because of this CM may not

like his job or whatever.

But he's doing good job but people got tired of him so he made him transferred to somewhere

else.

Now, when Raees told him that you need to get rid of this guy, so they thought of putting

him in a control room.

So, that he doesn't have to be on the field.

But the thing is he took advantage of that situation of the control room.

He used that phone line to tap into Raees home phone and everything.

So, that part was really cool.

Overall, I really like the movie.

I think the movie can expand more.

But that could be I think it is what it is.

The movie is really fun.

Really enjoyable.

If you are a Shahrukh Khan, you will love it.

I love it.

But I am not going to watch it again because I don't think it's something that I would

want to watch a multiple times.

Anyway, let me know what are you thoughts, what are your favorite part of the movie?

what you don't like about the movie?

And if you enjoy this video, make sure you subscribe and give me a like.

If you don't like this video, change your taste.

I'll see you guys on the next one.

Peace!

For more infomation >> Raees Movie Review - Shahrukh Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui | Manan Patel TV - Duration: 5:44.

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First Time Riding a Ducati Superbike | 848 Evo | RWR - Duration: 7:36.

Finally we're getting to ride the

Ducati 848 evo

(music plays)

I'm used to people staring at me with

the racesuit and all but this is

something unreal, they are just forming a crowd!

When I took this motorcycle off the sidestand

first time, it felt so lightweight, almost like a RC390

but in the slow speed the front feels so

heavy, I mean, I was expecting Ducati's

to be agile but this is like any other

Superbike, the front has a lot of weight

and feel to it.

R1 Rider: Can't ride fast (today) there is too much traffic. Me: Lets go and we'll see.

Okay, I guess I was a bit wrong about the

agility, it is very agile but you have

to take the motorcycle over a certain

speed, maybe 30 or 40 kilometers per hour and

then the front becomes absolutely

agile this is an excellent chassis

I must say, I wasn't expecting that.

when I'm riding it on the straight the

front feels almost glued to the highway

but the moment you put in a little bit

of input it's very responsive I mean I'm

blown away by this handling.

the scene a twin cylinder bike our

degree is different dinner in life

forever there's no building up our it's

like a nap more fuel but it it's

instantly dead

it's much more closer to a single

cylinder sort of our delivery than a

property superbike sort of power

dissipate you know comparing it with the

d800 i would say that the ca trip much

more beginner friendly but first it's

less barbels but i would say even the

Dayton is more beginner friendly because

the hour it comes on in a way that may

not be very suitable for beginners

this is my first time with the

motorcycle i'm having a little bit of

problem with the front break i don't

think its a Ducati issue it's just that this

morning the front ebert it's vibrating

ok got a couple of corners coming up so

let's see what the motorcycle

coming out of the corner that was a very

scary experience I wasn't expecting the

huge stones to be over there

There has been been an accident, go back from here...

Turn around, turn around, turn around (aggressively) carrying a shovel in his hand.

Coming back to the discussion this bike feels so

great enters it hugs the tarmac

perfectly gives you that confidence

right from the first raid and yet when

you're pulling it out of the corner it

just suspect so fast extremely Adele

extremely flickable but at the same

time it gives you that extreme feel

field in already has me color cycles

clickable sometimes you lose the front

and feedback it is sort of a trade-off

like the Duke is extremely particular

the RC is not that simple

so you have less friends feedback

whereas the RTS more friends free texts

it's sort of compromise but this

motorcycle seems to have a dog

clickable at the same time the frederick

feedback is just imagine even more than

the Japanese people like that every

single part is it's all to do with that

great trip that the guard has really

love to Cuddy's and I guess this

handling the lightweight and the stable

leadership can be one thing that people

really love about two copies apart from

the two in cylinder which is well it

gives a motorcycle some people say it

gives it more character I wouldn't go so

abstract but say yes the part of the

resource instantaneous that you'd really

enjoy writing this like I'm sorry that

distributed turn out to be as good as my

other reviews but because of the

accident the owner was kind of worried

that doing a ride at this point of time

might be a little dangerous

so we had to cut this short but he loves

you that has promised that there'll be

another episode with the Ducati I just

wanted to share this episode with you

guys because this is my first time on

the ducati and I really really enjoyed

it even if it was shot left specific so

if you like this video i just wanted to

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watching and we'll share another episode

very fast and quickly with you guys, this is

Rahul, Goodbye!

For more infomation >> First Time Riding a Ducati Superbike | 848 Evo | RWR - Duration: 7:36.

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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd - [PV] "The Intense Voice of Hatsune Miku" (Eng Subs/Sub. Esp) - Duration: 2:51.

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部屋 出窓 店舗にうれしい多色ライト 専用アプリで色を変えられます DMYCO LEDライトスピーカー - Duration: 2:41.

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Why Not Just Die, and Skip the Great Tribulation? - Duration: 5:54.

I'm training to be an end time survivor,

But I've been thinking, WHY survive the Tribulation?

If the goal is heaven, why not just die and go there?

Yeah, just hanging on for 3 1/2 years so we can say we didn't die, sounds pointless.

Paul said he wasn't sure if he preferred to live with his friends, or just die and be with Jesus.

Let's start with that: Are there good reasons to stay alive?

Being here to encourage each other might be one good answer.

Everyone, even Christians, don't want to die.

Technically we should prefer to go to heaven; but we are attached to friends and other things.

That holds us back, even now. It sounds selfish, when things are going well.

What makes most of us fear death is the pain.

But also we have secret doubts: Is there really a resurrection?

If we are suffering, like during the Tribulation, It will be easier to let go and die.

So we hang on to encourage one another. But if we all die, we all go to heaven.

No more need to hang around!

I don't think we'll just be here for encouragement. There are lessons we can learn from Tribulation.

For some, death may be their test. For others, it may be staying on and being patient.

That makes two possible answers. If we listen to each other, we'll learn.

So two reasons: To encourage each other, and to learn discipline.

Anything else?

What about reaching out to others? We can introduce others to Jesus.

That is why I asked the question at the start.

If the whole world has taken the Mark, will there be anyone left to reach?

Why just hang around and suffer?

Maybe some people will NOT have taken the Mark. We may need to reach those people.

Like really young people. Maybe they won't get the mark until they get their first job.

But even little kids buy stuff. No, I think we would have to snatch babies to save them.

But it's possible there are idealists who will refuse the Mark.

It may be our job to let them know about Jesus.

Here's a radical thought. The Revelation say believers will be beheaded for not taking the Mark.

Apart from the French Revolution, beheading has not been used much in the past.

But ISIS… They are doing that right now.

What if someone has the Mark in their forehead. Could they be freed by letting their head be cut off?

That's pretty radical! But is it scriptural? I thought taking the Mark was irreversible.

So we don't know HOW evangelism will work, or even if there will be any evangelism at all.

But the Bible mentions a great multitude that comes through the Great tribulation, presumably in the millions.

There must be SOME way to reach them with the message of Christ.

It sounds like we have three reasons to stay alive through the Tribulation.

1. To encourage each other; 2. To learn faithfulness; and 3. To reach others who have not heard about Jesus.

So we have just listened and learned not HOW to live through the Tribulation, but WHY to live through it.

People watching this video can share their theories about what we will be doing during that time, too.

Yes, they can do it on our forum. Thanks, everybody, for watching.

For more infomation >> Why Not Just Die, and Skip the Great Tribulation? - Duration: 5:54.

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HSI Aneki(s) Starting a Band GB + Shrine Example of Use - Duration: 2:53.

HSI Aneki Performing on the Guitar (Backing) BPM: 120

Fake-but-performing-on-the-bass HSI BPM: 120

Kid HSI Aneki Performing on the Keyboard BPM: 120

Kid HSI Aneki Performing on the Guitar (Lead) BPM: 120

Metal HSI Aneki Performing on the Drums (Starting 1 Beat Earlier) BPM: 120

Metal HSI Aneki Performing on the Drums (Four Beats) (Starting 1 Beat Earlier) BPM: 120

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【AMV】Hunter x Hunter: Killua Zoldyck - Ninho de Cobras [Pit of Vipers] (PT-BR) - Duration: 3:28.

For more infomation >> 【AMV】Hunter x Hunter: Killua Zoldyck - Ninho de Cobras [Pit of Vipers] (PT-BR) - Duration: 3:28.

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Ушёл с Пары? 🐶 - Duration: 12:03.

For more infomation >> Ушёл с Пары? 🐶 - Duration: 12:03.

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시민들에게 엉덩이 찔러달라고해서 진짜 엉덩이인거 인증하기! 왜 찔러달랬더니 때리는거야? ㅜㅜㅜ - Duration: 4:39.

For more infomation >> 시민들에게 엉덩이 찔러달라고해서 진짜 엉덩이인거 인증하기! 왜 찔러달랬더니 때리는거야? ㅜㅜㅜ - Duration: 4:39.

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Maid In India S02 E06(Web Series) : Malkin ka Maunvat | Web Talkies - Duration: 7:23.

Madam, what is to be made in breakfast?

Madam, what is to be made in breakfast?

Paratha or fried bread and vegetable.

Parantha?

Fried bread and vegetable?

It is not to be made.

It is to be made.

What is this madam?

Why are you moving your head like a dancing doll?

Tell me clearly whether breakfast is to be made or not.

Priyanka, sister is going to remain silent the entire day today.

Not speaking today.

Madam, you have taken a very good decision.

Do you know there are many benefits of remaining silent?

But let me tell you one thing madam.

Just because you are not speaking today there is silence all around the house.

Just like horror movie.

I don't think she will let my promise..

..of not speaking today go on peacefully today.

Did you say anything?

Madam, why have you promised to remain silent today?

Sister has promised to remain silent for brother-in-law's long life.

By not speaking the life becomes long.

This means by speaking more the life become shorter.

Now I understood that madam has promised to keep quiet to balance everything.

Isn't it?

Sandhya.

Sandhya, is the breakfast ready? I am getting late for office.

Why are you talking in signals?

What happened?

Are you okay?

Did you say anything to Sandhya?

Sir..

Brother-in-law, what do you mean? Why do you give so much importance to her?

Sister Tia, why are you transporting madam's signals?

Hey, not transport but translate.

And as it is today I am sister's interpreter.

I know it but to take one thing from here to there is called transportation.

If you want you can ask sir.

Isn't it sir?

One minute, one minute. Will anyone tell me what is happening here?

Sir, madam is not going to speak the whole day today.

I mean she is going to remain silent the entire day today.

Really?

Madam, did you see how happy sir became?

Absolutely happy.

No baby that is not the case.

I am yearning to hear your sweet voice. Really.

Let my promise of not speaking today get over..

..then I will teach a lesson to both of them.

Did you say anything, madam?

Sister Tia, what is madam saying?

Priyanka, please. Sweetheart why have you decided to remain silent?

And this whistle.

Brother-in-law, sister is going to remain silent for your long life.

And when she will not be able to explain what she wants to say..

..then she will whistle loudly.

Oh god, our ears are going to be in trouble today.

If you keep silence then how will my life become long?

Hey, don't get involved in all that nonsense, sir.

Dear, what will you have for breakfast?

Madam, don't mind but you ask him like this every day.

And today madam is going to remain silent..

..so I thought that I will not let you feel the absence of her voice.

Oh God, did you see sir how loudly is madam whistling?

This means madam has no objection.

Oh God.

Sister wants to say that you are just talking nonsense.

Sister Tia, you just stop interfering.

You mean interpret.

I know but whatever you are doing is called interfering.

Oh God, what should I do of this Priyanka?

Madam, did you say something again?

There is so much peace in house today.

So I am thinking of talking a holiday. How is the idea, Priyanka?

I mean Sandhya. Sandhya..

Sister, even I have to go out. I have to go and get my nails done.

So shall I go?

Madam, even I have to go for IBM's meeting. I am already late.

Shall I go?

Sister, can I go now?

Sir, shall I go?

Sister, can I go now? - I am going..

Sandhya, let them go. I am there.

Sister, I am going. I have to go. Bye.

Shall I go, sir?

Yes Priyanka even you go. I will manage.

Oh god. Sir, I forgot to tell you one thing.

A new madam has come in our neighborhood.

She was asking about you.

She was telling me that your sir is very handsome.

Just get me introduced.

So..

Sir, I think madam is getting fits.

I will have to revolve the slipper around her.

Enough..

I am not speaking does not mean you keep on speaking anything.

Who is this new neighbor? Tell me also.

I will not spare her at all.

Did you see sir? How she has started speaking like Komolika?

Priyanka..

Sandhya, your vow of silence.. - To hell with vow of silence.

What about my long life?

Some time ago you were missing my sweet voice.

And just as Priyanka said that the new neighbor was asking about you..

..you were worried about your long life.

Madam, I was saying lies.

The thing is that because of your vow of silence..

..the entire house seemed to be in silence.

And I was yearning to hear your bitter..I mean sweet voice.

Shall I say something, madam?

Speak less and sweet as I do.

There will be peace at home.

And you will not remain silent for long life of sir.

I give guarantee for that just like plasto.

Sandhya, she is right.

Sir, I am telling you to let's leave from here..

..otherwise madam's vow to thrash will start.

Wait, I will kill you..

For more infomation >> Maid In India S02 E06(Web Series) : Malkin ka Maunvat | Web Talkies - Duration: 7:23.

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Meet Sound Affects Artist Saniyé! - Duration: 1:01.

Sound Affects is an amazing organization

helping to raise funds for cancer through music.

I'm so honored to be a Sound Affects artist.

Artists like me who raise $1000 or more

get to perform at Barclays Center

and the opportunity to do that would mean so much to me

because I would continue to spread my story

through music...

I lost my father to cancer when I was just a baby

It left a huge hole in my heart

and in my mother's heart...

Everyday I try to fill that hole with music.

Though my father never got to see me perform,

I do so much in his memory,

with the songs that I write

and the cancer charities that I like to shed light on.

Organizations I've teamed up with in the past:

(Such as) Locks of Love

We cut all my hair off

with Sanat Hair Salon.

You know, our parents are the most precious things

in our lives.

Let's beat cancer for good.

Thank you so much.

For more infomation >> Meet Sound Affects Artist Saniyé! - Duration: 1:01.

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New Day New Start - Alternative Indie Pop Rock Song 2017 - Duration: 1:04.

We've all been through rough times.

[New Day New Start playing]

And sometimes it may feel like

we're stuck or held down.

This song is an anthem

to moving forward

flying free

and living in the now

with our eyes hopeful

and set on the future.

know that right now

you are free.

free to be you

and free to live out

your new day,

and your new start.

For more infomation >> New Day New Start - Alternative Indie Pop Rock Song 2017 - Duration: 1:04.

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Samantha Nagachaitanya Engagement Photos / Samantha Ruth Prabhu Engagement Photos - Duration: 1:14.

Samantha Nagachaitanya Engagement Photos

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Fast Facts #7 (US Theme!) - Duration: 5:14.

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Dead Man Winter | Full Episode | The Lowertown Line - Duration: 26:46.

♪ Little paper

♪ Where you write down your disappointments

♪ In a drawer right

♪ by your pillow

♪ All I can do is watch

♪ Little childr

♪ They're more beautiful than heaven

♪ They run around together

♪ While I just curl up and cough

♪ There were the oak trees

♪ And they were older than I remember

♪ They're changing with the seasons

♪ And I will do the same

♪ Yeah it's over

♪ And it hurts like hell to say it

♪ But I'm churning underwater

♪ What a peaceful way to go

♪ All the boxes

♪ That are filled with my possessions

♪ On the truck that I have hired

♪ It's outside beneath the snow

♪ I thought I'd get up and go

♪ Before anyone would know

♪ I'm a disaster

♪ I'm fading from your young life

♪ I'm growing pale and ghost white

♪ With Xs on my eyes

♪ I'm a destroyer

♪ I'm burning in the starlight

♪ All I wanted then was to die

♪ But you would not let me go

♪ Hey

(audience cheers and applauds)

- Thank you so much.

- How did Dead Man Winter come about?

- Oh god, I don't even know.

I think the first time I used the name

was probably 10 years ago,

but what we're doing today here

is probably the first time it's been a band

and it feels like a band.

It's been such an organic thing

that I don't know where it came from, really.

It's just something to do.

- Yeah, I mean, I have a studio.

(guys laughing)

For the listening audience.

- [Host] What's it called?

- Realphonic Studios.

It's in Minneapolis.

These guys came in the studio,

we started working on a record.

By the end of the record, it was an EP,

I wasn't technically in the band,

but I was playing some parts.

By the time the EP came out I was in the band.

- Y'know, everybody involved

is doing other things musically,

so once in a while personnel shifts

for a show here and there,

but there's usually somebody else that you know

and have played with before

that can just hop in for a show or two.

- Is being in a band more fluid these days,

more common for people,

like you guys to be in multiple bands?

- I don't know if it's the money, y'know?

You gotta be in 20 bands to pay the bills,

if you wanna be a musician.

- Yeah, I think in any kind of creative endeavor,

it's a hustle for everybody, y'know?

- Yeah.

- So, and I don't even think

it's solely money motivating that.

I feel like it's nice to not do the same thing all the time,

so it's fun to be in a couple of bands, y'know?

And, get different parts of your musical jollies.

And, it's fun to kinda dabble

in other parts of the musical business,

like Erik's studio for one thing.

- Yeah.

- I mean, that was the first time, probably,

we worked together really, was in his studio.

- Yeah.

- So, I think you find a lot of people in music,

probably other things, too, but music is what I know,

that do branch out quite a bit.

- Yeah.

- And, test the waters a little.

♪ It was a quiet night

♪ A night by my window

♪ A night in a small town

♪ That I barely know

♪ And, I stay up late

♪ Watching the city go

♪ From my head down to my toes

♪ And, I feel the wind and it is burning

♪ Burning like shadows, and it's not alright

♪ And, I go to work, where I am earning

♪ All of the simple things in life

♪ I'm full of charm

♪ And, I'm full of whiskey

♪ And, I'm full of most of the time

♪ And, when I go home

♪ Will you go with me?

♪ Will you hold me up when you say goodbye?

♪ You can have my breath

♪ And, you can have my darkness

♪ And, you can have my blood

♪ If it gets you high

♪ Oh, but I won't be fooled

♪ By a short dress

♪ Yeah, I won't give in

♪ And I will not die

♪ When the lights come on

♪ It's time to go home

♪ Took a different way than what you know

♪ I didn't like the verse

♪ I didn't like the chorus

♪ I didn't like the song

♪ But now I do

♪ I didn't sing the words

♪ Like the one before it

♪ I didn't think of me

♪ I didn't think of you

♪ But, it brings us in

♪ And it pulls us under

♪ Where the water's cold

♪ And the fish don't bite

♪ And, the dead are blue

♪ And it feels like sleeping

♪ And you say your prayers

♪ And you say goodnight

(crowd roaring)

- What was it that brought you to Duluth?

- The easy answer would be college,

but the reason I went there instead of somewhere else was,

I think I was maybe 14, 13 or 14 years old.

My dad and I, we decided to go camping,

and check out the north shore,

which we'd heard so much about,

and it completely changed my life, y'know?

And, I remember the first time driving over that hill,

and seeing Lake Superior spread out, and the forest.

Ever since then, that was the only place I wanted to go.

I had kind of a singular mind at that time, I think.

It's like, I'm gonna move there, I'm gonna be a musician,

and that's just how it's gonna, y'know,

I'll figure it out on the way, I guess.

- Did Mankato or Duluth sort of shape your musical sound?

- I'm sure.

- Were there influences from there?

- Yeah, I don't think you can avoid your environment

when you're doing anything like that, y'know?

And, I can't think of like a specific, y'know,

this song came through Lake Superior,

it's something that literal, but,

where you live determines so much of your daily routine,

and your, y'know, what happens in your brain.

You can't avoid that, for sure.

- So, does the legend Dylan rule large in Duluth?

- Oh, yeah, I think so.

- I mean, Duluth definitely claims Bob Dylan,

and, by birth, I guess, they're right.

What a mascot to have, y'know?

That's cool with me.

But yeah, it's kinda everywhere there.

It's cool, I mean, he's one of my favorite things

like ever, y'know, so, it's cool to have the place

of Dylan also be one of my favorites to be in.

(crowd cheering)

♪ Here I go again

♪ Why can't I let you in?

♪ It's heaven in the icy water

♪ All around

♪ There's poison in my blood

♪ It's in the stars above

♪ Try to run, but there's no ground below

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Oh, whoa, oh

The glowing tops of clouds

♪ I think I'm upside down

♪ Can you come and flip me over

♪ One more time

♪ Jack and Lucy know

♪ What it takes to grow

♪ What it takes to love each other

♪ Can I go?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Oh, whoa, oh

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Am I breaking down?

♪ Oh, whoa, oh

- [Host] Dead Man Winter just recorded at Pachyderm Studios.

- Yeah.

- What can you tell us about Pachyderm?

- Lots, probably my favorite studio

in which I've ever been.

It's outside of Cannon Falls, Minnesota,

kinda tucked away in this little wooded valley

with a trout stream,

and it's got this phenomenally designed studio

that sounds amazing.

And then, separate from that,

there's a house in which you can stay while you're there,

so it's a really,

kind of an immersive recording environment.

- That's pretty cool.

- So, that's how I like how to work, in that capacity.

Everybody stays there the whole time,

sleep there, eat together, y'know,

get up and go fishing every morning, record,

and it's just like a little retreat, kinda, y'know?

- So, with the extra fishing and stuff,

how long did it take to record?

- I think we were there for five days.

- Oh, nice.

- I think that's what it was.

And, that's not a lot of time, really, to make an album,

but it's the time we had, and, y'know,

to be honest, it's not a cheap place to go.

You know, sometimes a creative boundary is nice for me,

to have, like, okay, you have this much time,

make an album.

- Yeah.

- Or, you have this much time to write,

or, here's your budget, try to make something within that.

And, I kinda need that structure to get anything done.

♪ You're a danger to myself

♪ I liquified the day you realized

♪ And, I renounce all of myself

♪ Moving closer to a memory

♪ That the sky will fall

♪ It doesn't matter at all

♪ I waste my time

♪ Just like everybody else

♪ No, I don't mind

♪ Disappearing back into your self, ooo

♪ Tremble in this quiet room

♪ Escalate it if you're feeling right

♪ And, vanish in your silent doom

♪ All your friends are out of town tonight

♪ But, your friends will fall

♪ It doesn't matter at all

♪ I waste my time

♪ Just like everybody else

♪ No, I don't mind

♪ Pull the night down around yourself, ooo

♪ You're a danger to myself

♪ Liquefy the day we never met

♪ I remember nothing else

♪ Looking up at December skies

♪ And the sky will fall

♪ It doesn't matter at all

♪ I waste my time

♪ Just like everybody else

♪ No, I don't mind

♪ Disappearing back into myself ♪

- Thank you, thank you.

(crowd cheers)

- [Host] So, you started your own record label, right?

- Yeah.

- What does a label do for an artist in this day and age?

- Well, I mean, in the most basic terms,

it takes their work and puts it out to the general public.

I mean, that's the basic job of a record label, right?

So, there's publicity, there's streaming,

there's licensing, y'know,

even help with touring and studio work a little bit,

but it really depends on

the artist and what they need, y'know?

We want to take artists we believe in,

and albums we believe in,

and put them out in the best way possible,

without interfering with the artist's work.

I mean, they have complete creative control, y'know?

Our deal, on the financial side of things,

our deal is very artist friendly, and it's not a machine

that's really built to make a lot of money.

It's really just, I mean, I wanted to have a label

because I wanted to put records out that I like,

that I felt weren't getting enough attention.

- Passion projects, yeah.

- Yeah, for sure.

I mean, you have to be a little dense

to start a record label in 2016 for money, y'know?

I mean, when's the last time you went to Best Buy

and bought a CD for $19, y'know?

I mean, I'll go by music, but even,

I'm saying like it used to be that was the only medium,

and it was very expensive.

And now, the value, not the value,

but the selling point of physical media

has just gone down so much that you can't rely on,

hey, I have a great album,

I'm gonna go sell a million CDs of it.

That just doesn't happen anymore.

- Yeah.

- Maybe for Adele.

- Is it the trick then to just get out on the road?

Have you found, maybe,

what's the one thing that could really help?

- I mean, touring, that's come in to supplement, right?

I mean, touring used to be thought of

as an expense in the music business,

as like a promotional tool for selling albums,

and now it's most people's income,

and so that is a huge part of it.

I mean, really, we would have a hard time

working with somebody that wasn't ready to tour full time,

cos that's where they sell music.

That's how their popularity grows, so to speak,

but that's one thing that we haven't been able

to completely substitute with a streaming product

is live shows, y'know?

You can't really replace that experience for people,

so, I mean, in my own experience,

that's how I make my living is touring,

and most of the people I know are in the same boat.

♪ We're afflicted with bad dreams

♪ We're addicted to nicotine

♪ And the wide open spaces

♪ And the pain that comes from loving you so much

♪ Count the hours that follow

♪ Come tonight or tomorrow

♪ We'll be gone, it's a sure thing

♪ Oh, the road is a pure thing and a crutch

♪ It's not a good time for me

♪ Can't you see that now?

♪ On the outside, we're shaking

♪ And, on the inside, we're breaking

♪ Yeah, we drink til we fall apart

♪ And, we're all from the start anyway

♪ It's not a good time for me

♪ Can't you see that now?

(crowd cheers)

- Thank you so much for seeing us!

(crowd keeps cheering)

- [Announcer Lady] This program is made possible by

The state's Art's and Cultural Heritage Fund,

and the citizens of Minnesota.

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STATE OF ADDICTION: Vigil held for lives lost due to heroin addiction - Duration: 0:51.

THE

HOSPITAL WHERE THEY WERE TOLD HE

INGESTED HEROIN.

THE COUPLE IS IN JAIL.

>> PEOPLE GATHER AT THE BIG

BRIDGE IN CLARKSVILLE TO

REMEMBER LIVES LOST TO

ADDICTION.

THE CANDLELIGHT VIGIL WRAPPED UP

A WEEK OF DRUG AWARENESS EVENTS

FOR OPIOID.

THERE'S BEEN SEVERAL PANEL

DISCUSSIONS.

PEOPLE COULD ALSO GET FREE HIV

SCREENINGS.

AND THE NEEDLE EXCHANGE OPENED

ON FRIDAY.

SELL LEN

AN ACOSTA, WHO LOST HER

SON, ATTENDED THE VIGIL.

>> IT'S SAD THAT I'M HERE.

IT MEANS WHY CHILD IS NOT.

IT MAKES ME PROUD THAT WE'RE

TRYING TO COME UP WITH A

SOLUTION SO OTHER PEOPLE DON'T

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Man faces slew of charges in crash that killed 2, injured 7 - Duration: 1:53.

S BEHIND BARS

FACING A SLEW OF CHARGES THAT

INCLUDE MURDER AND DRIVING UNDER

THE INFLUENCE.

>> MY HEART HAS BEEN SHATTERED

EVER SINCE IT HAPPENED.

I'VE CRIED SEVERAL TIMES.

I'VE CRIED FOR THE FAMILIES WHO

HAVE LOST THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.

>> POLICE SAY CHAD EARLY WAS

DRIVING HIS CHEVY IMPALA

SOUTHBOUND UNTIL THE 7,300 BLOCK

OF THIRD STREET ROAD WHEN HE

LOST CONTROL, HIT ANOTHER

VEHICLE AND CRASHED INTO A

PARKING LOT WHERE SEVERAL PEOPLE

WERE STANDING NEAR A FOOD TRUCK.

STEPHANIE ROBE LIVES BY.

SHE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST PEOPLE

ON SCENE AND PERFORMED CHEST

COMPRESSIONS ON ONE OF THE

VICTIMS.

>> THERE WAS JUST PEOPLE LAYING

EVERYWHERE.

IT WAS VERY, VERY TRAUMATIC.

>> POLICE SAY TWO VICTIMS, ONE

MAN AND ONE WOMAN DIED AT THE

SCENE.

BRANDON DIXON SAYS THE MAN WAS A

VALUED EMPLOYEE AT HIS CARPET

CLEANING BUSINESS.

>> HE WAS VERY SELFLESS.

HE WAS ALWAYS ABLE TO GIVE A

HELPING HAND.

IT WAS A REAL TRAGEDY TO HAVE

LOST HIM SO SUDDENLY.

>> SEVERAL OTHER PEOPLE WERE

TAKEN TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

WITH VARYING INJURIES.

POLICE DID NOT THINK ANY OF THEM

WERE LIFE-THREATENING.

ACCORDING TO ARREST RECORDS,

EARLY HAD MITTED TO OFFICERS

THAT HE HAD CONSUMED ALCOHOL AND

SMOKED MARIJUANA EARLIER.

HE HAD SLURRED SPEECH, SMELLED

OF ALCOHOL AND FELL ASLEEP

SEVERAL TIMES IN THE BACK OF THE

POLICE CAR.

DIXON CALLS THE CRASH SENSELESS

AND SAYS IT NEVER SHOULD HAVE

HAPPENED.

>> IF YOU'RE GOING TO DRINK, YOU

SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE.

IT COULD BE MY CHILD.

IT COULD BE MY FRIEND LIKE THIS

WAS HERE OR ANYBODY ELSE'S

HUSBAND OR WIFE OR CHILD THAT

THEY'RE KILLING WHETHER THEY

MEAN TO OR NOT.

>> EARLY ALSO FACES ASSAULT,

WANTON ENDANGERMENT, CRIMINAL

MISCHIEF AND DRUG CHARGES.

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