Blue Man Group - PVC IV with Orchestra (English subtitles)



Uploaded by: Krillinish2
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Blue Man Group performs "Etude for PVC" (PVC IV) with an Orchestra in Japan. English subtitles added by me.
Notes: I do not know any Japanese myself, so the timing of certain longer sentences may be off. Special thanks to my friend Satoko for doing the actual translation. Original video uploaded by sakuraiisen.


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Thanks krill! ... ( 8 months ago by snubbyj)
Thanks krill! Everything makes sense now ;-)
NICE. thanks for ... ( 8 months ago by h2opologirl757)
NICE. thanks for doing that Krill!!
great work, thx ... ( 8 months ago by davedavai)
great work, thx Krill . . .
Awesome. Thanks ... ( 8 months ago by abluecat)
Awesome. Thanks Krill. My kids learned a lot from that! ;)
FUCKING AWESOME... ( 8 months ago by fontainemusic)
FUCKING AWESOME...
Nice. Isn't there a ... ( 8 months ago by antdude)
Nice. Isn't there a second part?
Yes, there is more, ... ( 8 months ago by Krillinish2)
Yes, there is more, but this is the only part that needs subtitles.
Ah OK. Thanks. Cool ... ( 8 months ago by antdude)
Ah OK. Thanks. Cool stuff!! Is this done in Japan for its show or only for this TV presentation?
This is just for TV ... ( 8 months ago by Krillinish2)
This is just for TV. The Tokyo show is a normal BMG show.
Aww. They need to ... ( 8 months ago by antdude)
Aww. They need to get symphony version. I thought that was a Japan thing. :) I don't mind hearing more of these!!
Awesome. Simply ... ( 8 months ago by TheMonstreMash)
Awesome. Simply awesome. And, of course, I love how the BMG always slips some sort of comedy into almost everything they do. Simply brilliant.
thats so cool. i ... ( 6 months ago by duccksgoquacck)
thats so cool. i wanna learn to play like that!@
I can perform with ... ( 6 months ago by TrashGODdess)
I can perform with Orchestra after this lesson )
Thanks for the ... ( 3 months ago by xrokr)
Thanks for the subtitles!
Awesome, awesome! ( 2 months ago by DrMemory667)
Awesome, awesome!
sugoi ne~! arigato ... ( 2 weeks ago by fara40000)
sugoi ne~! arigato gizimasusta! =3
GENIOS!!!!!! ( 1 week ago by ozobass)
GENIOS!!!!!!
great art ( 1 week ago by immernochAlex)
great art
This is Epic. I get ... ( 22 hours ago by melman)
This is Epic. I get tingles.



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