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Bon Iver Debut Unreleased Song Live

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  1. Melody Bot Feb 19, 2018
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    Bon Iver debuted a previously unreleased song, “Hayward, MI,” during the ten year anniversary show for For Emma, Forever Ago the other night. The song apparently comes from that album’s sessions and was never released.

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  2. serotonin Feb 19, 2018
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    Whole show was fantastic. I've been listening to some live sets lately and Justin seemed to be off-pitch or unable to manage some lines without cracking, but everything was almost perfect at this show.

    I'm pretty sure the song is Hayward, WI and that is a typo though. Hayward is north of Eau Claire.

    I can see why it didn't make the album, if it plays the same as they did live, it's not all in his falsetto voice so it would seem out of place on For Emma.
     
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  3. zmtr Feb 19, 2018
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    what a waste of wood

    Have been listening on repeat since the show.
     
  4. coleslawed Feb 19, 2018
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    is there a decent recording for this up already?
     
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  6. zmtr Feb 20, 2018
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    what a waste of wood

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  7. serotonin Feb 20, 2018
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  8. heymynameisjoe Feb 20, 2018
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    Haywar, WI*
     
  9. Ska Senanake Feb 20, 2018
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    Also he said he wrote it for his friend so it wouldnt follow the same theme as for emma.
     
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