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Beirut perform "Nantes" on the Take Away Show.

Beirut - Cherbourg

An Anti-War song by the Pakistani band Strings

This is one of my favorite Beirut songs. I hope you like it!

venice by beirut. from the album: March of the Zapotec & Realpeople - Holland

Beirut play "The Penalty" in Oberkampf, Paris, France Read the whole article and see more videos here: www.blogotheque.net "And in the middle, theres Zach. Frail Zach, with his skinny yet magical arms. These arms that convey his excitement as he communicates to his band through them; a conductor, pointing to instruments as he watches momentum build in the song..." www.myspace.com www.blogotheque.net http

Nantes is the 1st song from the new Beirut album called the Flying club cup. La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website. You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com

La Banlieue is the 4th song from the new Beirut album called the Flying club cup. La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website. You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com

Beirut - Nantes (Live Jools Holland 2007)

Zach Condon was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico on February 13, 1986.[3] He was brought up in Virginia before moving back to New Mexico. Condon attended Santa Fe High School, where he was a student until he dropped out at the age of 16. He later enrolled in community college, which he attended for a short period before traveling to Europe at the age of 17.[4] He became aware of Balkan folk music. This discovery and Condon's subsequent exploration of world music proved to be instrumental in the development of Beirut's sound.[1] On his return from Europe, Condon enrolled at the University of New Mexico, where he studied Portuguese and Photography.[5] Condon recorded the bulk of the material used for Gulag Orkestar by himself in his bedroom, going into the studio to finish the album with the assistance of Jeremy Barnes (Neutral Milk Hotel, A Hawk and a Hacksaw) and Heather Trost (A Hawk and a Hacksaw), who became early members of the band Beirut. On the strength of the recordings, Condon was signed under the name of Beirut to Ba Da Bing! records, and Gulag Orkestar was given a May 2006 release. Condon recruited some friends to play the music live and Beirut was born. Beirut's first official music video was for the song "Elephant Gun". The video was directed by Alma Har'el. The second video, which was for the song "Postcards from Italy", was also directed by Alma Har'el, and was released later. Lauren Tafuri was the costume designer for both of these videos. Beirut's second ...

Beirut recording videos from their last album in streets, cafes, etc

Ya Hawa Beirut ( the original one)

good song

Beirut - Nantes (Album version)

The brand new video from Beirut for the track 'Elephant Gun'.

Official video for the single 'Postcards From Italy' by Beirut. 4ad.com

Nantes is the 1st song from the new Beirut album called the Flying club cup. La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website. You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com

A stop motion video made up of a couple hundred still photographs I've taken in the last year or so. Song by Beirut *not the best quality and there are some glitches...I'm not a pro

In the Mausoleum is the 8th song from the new Beirut album called the Flying club cup. La Blogothèque filmed each track of this album in Brooklyn, and will publish each of them on a dedicated website. You can see them all at flyingclubcup.com

Beirut - Sunday Smile

muy wapa

From March of the Zapotec (Pompeii Records) Directed by Owen Cook

Music video of Nantes by a great band named Beirut. Be sure to watch in High Quality. Not the real band of course.