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Man, what a killer bedtime story

That music ruined this completely!!!!! What a crap head the composer is.

This is considered a classic ? Why ?

Samuel Taylor Coleridge in his Ryme of the Antient Mariner advocated for a balance between Man and Nature, during a time of environmental exploitation. When Man takes too much from Nature, he becomes burdened for life, symbolically represented by the Albatros, the "unwanted thing". Orson Welles had a lot of ups and downs, and was so brilliant had to re-write much of his works to fit within the studio mold. He was BlackListed at some points too. Combining these two forces, via a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the lovely user who posted it here, makes me beyond grateful. I am so happy, and excited to learn new things. ❤

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Thanks, from an old Mariner!

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Perfect reading. Very effective music too.

I’m so glad I got to watch this in class, something about it still sticks with me

Orson Welles is a national treasure ; an American dream come true. I invite you to listen to Orson's reading of John Brown's words before he was condemned. Astonishing ! Thank you for posting this video. It is an oasis in a vast sea of ... content content everywhere but not a thought to think. CHEERS !

There was only one Orson Welles and what a genius he was!

What a fine poem , classic animation and Orson Welles makes feel as though you're standing next to one of the characters..... outstanding reading!

Um, who let a house cat walk back and forth across a Kimball organ?

Brilliant reading but i turned off the screen as we are meant to use our imaginations are we not? I just started Ian McKellan's version and wow this put him to shame, sorry to say. Orson Wells he loved a story, didn't he?

The Albatross is to this day my favorite animal because of this story. My favorite epic by far.

This reading makes the one out here by Sirs Burton and Gielgud look like kindergarten stuff.

controversial opinion: i like the 1798 version better than the 1834 version 😔👉👈

Damn, where can I find the soundtrack?!

I use this to fall asleep...amazing poem

Can someone point me in the direction of the music for this?

I'm just listening to this because it's better than reading it for lit class. It's pretty cool stuff. Very signature of the time period.

Coleridge was in a stupor of laudanum when he imagined this. Chilling poem.

I often read poems and cry, it is one medium that touches my heart. Nothing inspires me more than Poetry and all International Literature.

I had admired Orson Wells Classic Black and White Films forever. Citizen Kane is my favorite film, it is enjoyable to listen to him voice this famous Coleridge poem.

I wish someone did this for Milton paradise lost and for Dante

this is what not to do if a bird shits on you

What band can take this poem and turn it into a kick ass song? Maiden!

He That Loveth Greatest, Loveth All Things Great And Small.Amen.

whats the hermit about?

spellbinding

This was way past cool. Beautiful and touching in every sense. I think the narration was perfect, and the aged animation and music added perfectly to the tale. Excellent piece of content.

To me, this poem is one of my favorite literary works, hands-down. Each time I view this presentation by Welles, it is like a new encounter; I am enlightened to a different detail that I didn't catch on the previous viewing (I have this version of the poem on my personal playlist). To broaden my horizons, I certainly intend to seek out the other versions mentioned in previous comments on this page. I believe that it can be averred that Coleridge should be revered as one of the few quintessential bards in history, with Shakespeare holding first place, of course! 🙌

preset pack plz

Otherworldly! Thank you so much for sharing!

brilliant brilliant.

a treat for the ears, mind, and more.

I don't know I'll tell you what the stuff I just took man makes this place look beautiful I don't let you know the man on the rail with his hands out reminds me of somebody I know he worked his life you did it right you know how to do it in the first place but you did anyway you could he works worked around and did a good job they had nothing to do that at all

Orson Welles does an amazing job! This Classic belongs to the World!

I enjoy Bruce Dickinson's narration of this poem!

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Beautiful Interview with Karen Talented Dedicated Artist Bless you for your work and love of Italy and the Opera !

Ottima musica w la mia Sardegna ❤️

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Does Welles’ voice really need this ‘music’? Of course not. His music was enough. Poor Welles.

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