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January 27th, 2005

Tsunami Benefit Show

Here are some more pics…

Here are some videos from the show. Sorry about the shaky camera work

A clip of Mark Kozelek doing a very mellow cover of Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes by Modest Mouse

Here’s a clip of Mark doing a duet. Don’t know the song.

Ben performing Postal Service’s “Brand New Colony”.

Ben performing Death Cab for Cutie’s “Title And Registration”.

Ben performing Postal Service’s “Recycled Air”.

Ben singing Happy Birthday to Stephanie, a girl in the audience.



After singing Happy Birthday, he dedicated “405″ to her.



Ben doing a cover of The Monkee’s “Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)”.



Ben ends the set by doing a cover of Iron & Wine’s cover of “Such Great Heights”, a Postal Service song.

Now that’s Post-Modern!

beersy | 11:24 pm | Show at the Great American Music Hall

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• hey hey by etiberius () | LjSEEK.COM
  August 23rd, 2006 | 7:44 am

  […] I know there’s a lot of postal service fans on my friends list, so I thought I’d link to this. My buddy Abir took a camcorder to this Ben Gibbard solo show last weekend and got bunches and bunches of footage. Maybe I should put that in bold… Ben Gibbard doing solo acoustic covers of Postal Service songs. If that didn’t make you scream like a 16 year old girl at your first Franz Ferdinand concert, then you probably shouldn’t follow this link. […]

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