on the website for radio 104.5 in philadelphia you can find death cab acoustic on demand, including a new cover. check it out.

Oh my gosh, that's a Smiths Cover. Someone upload that for me, since I can't figure out how to get it, since my brain just isn't working right now.

what smiths cover? Upload!!!

direct links (right click > save as):

01. cath

02. sound of settling

03. there's a light that never goes out

04. title and registration

WOW. I'm still not all the way through "There Is a Light..." but the first minute and a half at least is freaking brilliant.

Thanks for upping this.

yeah they did this while they were in philadelphia... sorry i didn't post it earlier but i was gone for a week.

this is so amazingly good. thanks so much, so much better than their "this charming man" cover

^ ... not really fair comparing this to the charming man cover. But really, that guitar arrangement is brilliant. Chris is such a brilliant guitar riff writer.

Haha, did anyone else realize that they have put a microphone up for this session only so that Chris can sing "collide" ?

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What a great fucking cover, seriously one of DCFC's best thus far.

Okay how would I take the file and put it on my itunes. I have a mac, and it just pops up in a new Safari window and plays ya know? How do I get on my itunes?

Right click, save. (or Control + click, save)

Then go to iTunes, add to library, and find it in your downloads.

anyone want to make a tab? that would be cool...

Really amazing, the acoustic version of Cath.

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Originally posted by Tazo:
What a great fucking cover, seriously one of DCFC's best thus far.

Okay how would I take the file and put it on my itunes. I have a mac, and it just pops up in a new Safari window and plays ya know? How do I get on my itunes?

Instead of opening up the other page just click the link while holding the alt/option key. (I have a mac too.)

I love Ben's voice on There's a Light That Never Goes Out.

that cover is beautiful. but also, we're forgetting something. that acoustic rendition of sound of settling may be the closest thing we'll ever get to the one everyone goes crazy about in Drive Well Sleep Carefully.