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In July 2009, when The Walkmen delivered a lively performance of “On The Water” at Lee’s Palace in Toronto, they were riding high on the wave of their album *You & Me*, which had been released just a year prior. This album reflects a mature sound, showcasing their penchant for brooding melodies and introspective lyrics, a departure from their earlier, more frenetic energy. The live recording captures the essence of their evolution, both sonically and emotionally, as they navigate between nostalgia and raw intensity. Fun fact: during this period, the band was known for their ferocious live shows and an almost magnetic stage presence, which really shines through in this performance. The experience at Lee’s Palace likely amplified their growing reputation, helping to solidify their place in the indie rock landscape. You can truly feel the electric connection between the band and the audience, hinting at the communal vibe that The Walkmen always seemed to foster.