When I hear this song, I always think of my late father, when I i played him this soon after mum dying, he said to me " Now I get why you love this music so much son", he was crying, pretty much as I am now Thank you Andy...
Camel is the most underestimated band ever!! I love the band since I was 15 years young and they were my first live experience, which I will never forget., it was at "De Vereeniging" in Nijmegen, Holland. Now I am 62 and still loving Camel and of course Andy Latimer! Camel rules, Music rules!
same here. Never heard of the band Camel, never heard of the guitarist. Geddy said the guitar solo at the end of the song is up there with Gilmour and Clapton. I'd have to agree with Dirk on this one.
Geddy Lee: "On it was a beautiful, slow-moving instrumental called "Ice" with one of the most delicate and lovely endings of any song from that progressive music period, featuring one of the truly great guitar solos of the late seventies, played by Andrew Latimer; IMHO it ranks up there with the likes of Clapton and Gilmour."
Perhaps the most underrated band and musicians of all time. If it wasn’t for Snow Goose or Rhayader nobody outside of Europe will know em. These people are actually legends and pioneers I can say this with no Bias. They stuck their Prog rock and long may it stay this way.
Listen to ah te vi entre las luces - la maquina de hacer pajaros. The vibe of both songs is pretty similar, the song Im suggesting is probably the best prog song of argentina, check it out, you’re going to like it!
Hi all,one of the finest pieces of music ever written.Andy Latimer is one of the most underrated guitarists ever to walk the planet.Just like Jeff Beck you don`t miss them till they are gone.Hope Andy is with us for a long time to come and making more glorious music.
Andrew Latimer makes a guitar talk to you. A sound of his own and full of emotion. Always goes out of his way to talk to Camel fans as well. A true gentleman. One of the greatest guitarist's ever.
Mir geht's genauso Einmal gehört vor 50 Jahren und sofort geliebt. Meine Nr.1.danke andy latimer. Was für ein großartiger Musiker. Was für grandiose Musik 😊
I watched Camel three times at Hammersmith, and this was played during the Nude tour there. A life memory. So many of those who comment here have parallel experiences to me with Camel's music. This is one of their (many) tracks that always improves a day.
Simply so special … a lonely track, bursting with hope … like many of us humans. Superior music for every day. Bought the album on release. Was a much younger chap then. A truly romantic track to which I have loved. Thanks for posting.
Magic! Just like David gilmour! Very similar! It's frightening! But listen to Jeff beck doing angels at Ronnie's jazz club! Don't mean to be a so n so! But me personally Jeff beck is a genius!
"Crying guitar" solo - Latimer's trademark. He's not shredder, but his guitar tones are very organic, like human voice. I want to cry when i hear this guitar
@@alaskatoburningmen4549 agree, Steve Rothery is also good. and Polish band Riverside (which drawn influences from Pink Floyd, Marillion and Porcupine Tree)
reminds me of the days of no, mobile phones , no social media, and the beatiful days of freedom, as a "teenager"sit at home "alone" and still loving this ,as a modern day " dinosaur" as everyone "destroyes" socialism, and loving it",quote "pink floyd" sit in the corner , no one can bother me.....
Another of Andy's masterpieces, maybe his best. He's been always great at creating outanding instrumental pieces with beautiful melodies and moving, soaring guitar solo parts. I'm so glad I could hear this live a couple of times...
@@awaken77 : Definitely. The last time I saw Camel, which was a "farewell" tour, after a Nod and a Wink, they played it, near the end, and Andy's performance was just awesome... so intense....
This song is great but if you listen to Buckethead and his solos...you will never be the same person after that. If you like to know him watch my last video in my channel.
@@MusimAPotionMahdiA Heh heh, of course I know Buckethead. I listen to musicians like him and Vai, and Satriani and Malmsteen and others when I'm in a different mood. Other times I might listen to Santana or Jeff Beck. But always David Gilmour, he's my hero. Latimer is up there though. They're all different.
Oggi ho riascoltato dopo anni questo brano strumentale e l'ho trovato il capolavoro assoluto che ricordavo. Latimer è un chitarrista straordinario, tra i più sopraffini e sottovalutati della cosidetta musica "rock".
Saw them live at the Farnborough Rec on a Saturday afternoon. My first ever concert. It was amazing. Still miss those wonderful times with my mate Scabs. He is now in a care home with alzheimer's disease. Time goes so fast.
so many memories for so many people.... it is amazing ... still so amazed to listen to this creation since 1979... and the fist album "mirage" in 1974 was the first time i understand the greatness of this band and Andrew Latimer phenomenal performance
As good as the guitar solo is, I am compelled to listen time and again to the keyboard one. Its tone, and the story it tells, evokes a mysterious and distant (yet warm in a certain way) universe.
Always said as good as David gilmour! Why has this band been in the shadows of every prog band! They should have sold millions! It's a mystery! Floyd, then camel are my favourite bands! Some of there stuff is so alike! 2 gr8 guitar players that sound so similar! So very underated!
Не видно логики в этом комменте...Плеер,как скатерь - самобранка?...Сам выдает,что хочет...Или плеер и радио - одно и то же?...Если серьезно,то их творчество надо изучить полностью,а вырывать кусочками...Это обыкновенная рекомендация ,а не нравоучение ,как вам может показаться...Чем больше знаешь ( о чем угодно) ,тем проще доживать свой век...Стремление к знаниям - есть жизненная необходимость,чтобы не стать овощем,когда придет определенное время...А оно придет - это и доказывать не надо...Нужно об этом думать всегда...
This is a very fine version as well, but I was first introduced by your live HD version which is quite magnificent in my opinion. In either case a masterpiece ❤🙂👌✌️👍🤜🤛🤜🤛
Ни одного комментария на русском языке!!! Народ чем же вы живете , что слушаете? Это же вечная музыка , она помогает оставаться человеком , не взирая ни на что. Спасибо CAMEL !!!
Зачем же так...Многие и не знают о существовании, когда - то ,этого коллектива...Кругом одна диалектика, а у людей в голове идеализм,который заставляет электорат стоять на месте...И он будет стоять...Монополизм а действии...Много нужно писать,но и так все понятно...
If you are in need, to explain, what can be done or better played with an electric guitar.... Don't worry.... Just skip to 4:00 an no more explanations needed... Thx Andy....i love camel since I was so very lucky to have been listening to the faboulos concert in RAH in 1974...Snow Goose... IT was magic
La primera vez que vi/oi a Camel fue por televisión en una jornada electoral histórica en España (1978 ... quizás 1982) Pusieron parte de un concierto suyo a las 7 de la mañana en la segunda cadena, creo ... y me levante expresamente a verlo. Increíble, eran temas de "Mirage" y "El ganso de nieve". Compré todos sus discos hasta "Rain Dances", que no me gustó tanto. Desde entonces los oigo de vez en cuando por cualquier medio. Me gustan tanto como lo que más, y así seguirá siendo. Este tema no lo había oído. Menos mal que lo he hecho ahora. Saludos a todos. Ánimo y suerte.
Pregunta, sin ánimo de ofender: ¿No te gustaron tanto porque cambiaron de estilo o porque intrínsecamente ya no eran tan buenos? Te digo porque discos como Breathless, Nude o Stationary traveller me parecen joyitas
@@joaquinlezcano2372 En esa época yo estaba un poco obsesionado con el rock sinfónico (Yes y Genesis sobre todo y "Rain dances" me pareció demasiado "pop" (canciones sin desarrollo instrumental apenas). Compre "Nude" y me gustó, pero ya había empezado también con otros estilos de música y los perdí un poco de vista. Nunca me parecieron malos, pero ya no era lo mismo que cuando los descubrí. Tengo que volver a oírlo todo. Sigue siendo un placer. Saludos
Exactamente el mismo recuerdo que tengo yo. Fue en el 78 y en la 2. Si lo buscas por You tube lo encontrarás. To lo tengo por ahí. Ahora un concierto así sería incomprensible.
SHMK: the sun shining on the snow; your necklace; warmth in the cold; Winter unfolding into Spring unfolding into Summer. Precious memories of you. All of that is here. Always, M
Well, I love Gary Moore and Pink Floyd/David Gilmour but this is different, although Andy Latimer can sound close to Gilmour sometimes (and he did that on the album Rajaz, at least on one or two tracks). True, the album is different from that, but not bad, it's a mixed bag, with good songs (like Hymn to Her, Who We Are, Eye Of The Storm), and not so great ones (but this was 1979 and i guess they had a bit of pressure to come up with pop songs that would make a good single). Camel always made some instrumental pieces that were maybe stronger than some of their songs.
@@jackjc1447 Ah ! Glad to see somebody who also enjoy other tracks than "Ice" . I must confess it is my favourite piece (maybe my favourite piece ever from Camel, actually !) but "Hymn to Her" was the second track that came to mind, immediately. All the best to you, Jack :o))
1976, my lovely and first love "Anne Hughes, we finished without starting at all are you still with Peter? just wanted to thank you ,love you still ....
A pesar de desprenderse del álbum que quizás más se aparta del rock progresivo-sinfónico excelso que hacía Camel (no obstante incluye también la muy disfrutable “Hymn to her”), esta pieza, “Ice”, indudablemente constituye un trabajo tan inspirado como todo el álbum “The Snow Goose” y cualquier otro trabajo de la carrera del grupo que haya sido bendecido por la historia. La guitarra de Latimer a partir del 1:53 es excelsa y el teclado que se incorpora en el 2:55 transporta al escucha a una atmósfera musical muy del estilo de “Shine on you crazy diamond”, a partir de cuyo momento cada nota fluye en el aire como si se conectase por si sola con la inmediata siguiente. Camel siempre será Camel....
When I hear this song, I always think of my late father, when I i played him this soon after mum dying, he said to me " Now I get why you love this music so much son", he was crying, pretty much as I am now Thank you Andy...
😘
May he rest in peace
Same here my friend,and fore me its a double one,
My past wife loved this song!!
♥🙏🙏😔
❤ Ich bin jetzt 75, und wenn ich sterben muss, wünsche ich mir diese Musik zu meiner Beerdigung.
Camel is the most underestimated band ever!! I love the band since I was 15 years young and they were my first live experience, which I will never forget., it was at "De Vereeniging" in Nijmegen, Holland. Now I am 62 and still loving Camel and of course Andy Latimer! Camel rules, Music rules!
One of the greatest guitar solos ever played.
More than a song. An activity of story telling. A master piece. Words are unsufficient to describe it.
Kesinlikle..
it is not a song it's music......
Just learned of this song from the mention in Geddy Lee’s book - what a revelation.
Likewise! Thanks for the heads up Geddy. ❤
Same
That's why I'm here
same here. Never heard of the band Camel, never heard of the guitarist. Geddy said the guitar solo at the end of the song is up there with Gilmour and Clapton. I'd have to agree with Dirk on this one.
My favorite song ever and I have lived a long time and loved a lot of music.
This is very progressive comment and I have seen lots of comments
Andy Latimer on this is on another level. This is simply beautiful from start to finish. Goosebumps every time I hear this.
I think this should be the end credits song to the universe
Excellent !
I would have to agree.
apparently a dude from sweden named mikael heard this and thought the same thing, listen to Opeth - Ending Credits
This to me, is absolute perfection.
Geddy Lee: "On it was a beautiful, slow-moving instrumental called "Ice" with one of the most delicate and lovely endings of any song from that progressive music period, featuring one of the truly great guitar solos of the late seventies, played by Andrew Latimer; IMHO it ranks up there with the likes of Clapton and Gilmour."
Geddy Lee brought me here.
@@keeksterkw I had heard this album a couple of years ago, but Geddy Lee definitely brought me back.
I would say Latimer is a step ahead
That's why I'm here.
Thank you, Geddy Lee, for pointing me here.
Adamın ciğerini söken şarkılardan. Teşekkürler Camel. Hi from a Turkish Camel music lover. 🐪
Camel was such a great band.
Perhaps the most underrated band and musicians of all time. If it wasn’t for Snow Goose or Rhayader nobody outside of Europe will know em. These people are actually legends and pioneers I can say this with no
Bias. They stuck their Prog rock and long may it stay this way.
Geddy Lee's mention of this song in his new, wonderful book brought me here! Great song and band!
Same
Me too
One of the top prog rock guitar solos of all time.
And that's saying a lot.
(Prog rock fan since 1970)
Listen to ah te vi entre las luces - la maquina de hacer pajaros. The vibe of both songs is pretty similar, the song Im suggesting is probably the best prog song of argentina, check it out, you’re going to like it!
ICE = Incredible Camel Experience
they are!
Almost no words necessary, brilliant
Hi all,one of the finest pieces of music ever written.Andy Latimer is one of the most underrated guitarists ever to walk the planet.Just like Jeff Beck you don`t miss them till they are gone.Hope Andy is with us for a long time to come and making more glorious music.
Andrew Latimer makes a guitar talk to you. A sound of his own and full of emotion. Always goes out of his way to talk to Camel fans as well. A true gentleman. One of the greatest guitarist's ever.
Mir geht's genauso
Einmal gehört vor 50 Jahren und sofort geliebt. Meine Nr.1.danke andy latimer. Was für ein großartiger Musiker. Was für grandiose Musik
😊
I watched Camel three times at Hammersmith, and this was played during the Nude tour there. A life memory.
So many of those who comment here have parallel experiences to me with Camel's music.
This is one of their (many) tracks that always improves a day.
Breathtakingly beautiful.
Simply so special … a lonely track, bursting with hope … like many of us humans. Superior music for every day. Bought the album on release. Was a much younger chap then. A truly romantic track to which I have loved. Thanks for posting.
sublime guitar work, to sit in the garden in the evening and listen to this, will never tire, what talent
Magic! Just like David gilmour! Very similar! It's frightening! But listen to Jeff beck doing angels at Ronnie's jazz club! Don't mean to be a so n so! But me personally Jeff beck is a genius!
@@johngreenfield4555 thanks sir for introducing me to Jeff Beck with your comment! Have a nice day and a wonderful life.
Epic track, epic guitar (thank you again and again and again, Andy), sublime band. Sublime. We were soooo blessed growing up with this music...
My favorite Camel album!!!!!!
Beautiful music
Opeth's roots. Love it
"Crying guitar" solo - Latimer's trademark. He's not shredder, but his guitar tones are very organic, like human voice. I want to cry when i hear this guitar
♥️♥️
I hadn't really listened to Camel but i can hear where the, also amazing, Marillion guitarist got his influence from.
@@alaskatoburningmen4549 agree, Steve Rothery is also good. and Polish band Riverside (which drawn influences from Pink Floyd, Marillion and Porcupine Tree)
@@awaken77 Thanks for the tip, hadn't heard of Riverside.
One of the best groups I have had the pleasure to see 6 times in my life so far, absolutely brilliant 👏
Wow. Such an amazing solo of guitar, luminous and melancholic in the same Time. A continuous flow of music
Camel are one of the best instrumentalists to exist
Camel Genesis and Pink floyd.
Eloy!! Some of the guitar solos and atmospheric sounds in the band Eloy are awsome!!
Agree
I recently finished Geddy Lee's autobiography and he heaped much praise on this track.
Children,
If you read this
Play this at my funeral
Have you tried talking to your children?
Das wünsche ich mir auch
@@Sunchild333
seit vielen Jahren warte ich leider vergeblich auf ein Gespräch mit meinen 2 Kindern !
reminds me of the days of no, mobile phones , no social media, and the beatiful days of freedom, as a "teenager"sit at home "alone" and still loving this ,as a modern day " dinosaur" as everyone "destroyes" socialism, and loving it",quote "pink floyd" sit in the corner , no one can bother me.....
Came here because Geddy Lee (Rush) talks about how beautiful this song is in his new autobiog. Says the solo ranks up with Clapton and Gilmour 👍
Check out their whole discography, is amazing. To be honest, nothing to envy Rush, which a great band also
Came here for the same reason. Glad I did. Thanks Mr. Lee!
Ditto.
what a powerful song.
Uno dei più GRANDI assoli di chitarra di tutti i tempi...Andy Latimer geniale e grandissimo!!! Pezzo straordinario!!! FOREVER Camel!!! Enzo57 Italy
Ice Latimers gitaur solo best in the world what a feeling Bravo
One of the great guitar solos
In the list of great guitar solos, Andy Latimer has rather a lot, and this is one of the very best.
One of the best of progressive rock.
@@EduardoSouza-km9kh you shouldn't pigeon hole music, a great guitar solo is a great guitar solo 🎸😉
This is definitely one of my all time favorite songs, so incredibly beautiful.
Simply the best composition made by any band, in any genre!
Another of Andy's masterpieces, maybe his best. He's been always great at creating outanding instrumental pieces with beautiful melodies and moving, soaring guitar solo parts. I'm so glad I could hear this live a couple of times...
"For Today" has also great guitar part
@@awaken77 : Definitely. The last time I saw Camel, which was a "farewell" tour, after a Nod and a Wink, they played it, near the end, and Andy's performance was just awesome... so intense....
Hr is a very lyrical player from the heart, tender, never superficial, with lot of refinement and nuance.
Frank Rovers: thanks for posting. The beginning reminds me of UFO's "Doctor Doctor". Geddy Lee's book "My Effin Life" brought me here. Cheers! 🥨
Same here. Thanks Geddy!
이런 밴드를 이제야 제대로 알게 되어 찾아듣게 되다니 지금까지 음악 헛들었었네...
심금을 울리는 저 기타소리는 인간이 구사해낼수 없는 천상의 사운드임에 틀림없다.
빠져든다 빠져든다 무아지경속으로 빠져든다. From South Korea
Avevo comprato l'album 42 anni fa , emozione come allora
Feels like these were shortest 10 minutes ever.
I’m turning 57, and have never met any piece of music that surpassed this before.
same for me at 65! always a camel fan...
62 & of course still loving these guys. You have good taste my brother. : )
I’ll be 57 in two months and I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing this song live about a dozen times since 1992.
Same for me at 66 almost 67, Genesis, Camel, Pink Floyd, in that order
There are plenty great pieces by Paco de Lucia
J'aime ce morceau depuis 41 ans. Je l'ai entendu plusieurs fois en concert, Camel for ever.
Quelle chance d'avoir pu voir Camel en concert. Compliqué pour moi, je n'ai que 21 ans
Somewhere in my top 5 favourite all time guitar solos.
This song is great but if you listen to Buckethead and his solos...you will never be the same person after that. If you like to know him watch my last video in my channel.
@@MusimAPotionMahdiA Heh heh, of course I know Buckethead. I listen to musicians like him and Vai, and Satriani and Malmsteen and others when I'm in a different mood. Other times I might listen to Santana or Jeff Beck. But always David Gilmour, he's my hero. Latimer is up there though. They're all different.
@@GregBreden Ohhh man...You are One of Us...I love your music taste.real music 💎
@@MusimAPotionMahdiA Cheers🎸
guthrie govan solo from 'Steven Wilson - Regret #9'. 😍
Thanks Geddy 👍
Ditto that
Beautiful haunting music at its best. Love it.
Hauntingly beautiful music ….. A Masterpiece
This piece leaves me with such a deep and powerful sadness feeling. Cant understand how strong this influence on me.
from 522 an eargasm and tears on my cheeks
I still love the sound of that 🎸
It takes my breath away
and goes straight to my ❤️
Extraordinary piece, it reminds me of my young years, this is one of my top melodies, so inpiring... Thanks Andy!
Oggi ho riascoltato dopo anni questo brano strumentale e l'ho trovato il capolavoro assoluto che ricordavo. Latimer è un chitarrista straordinario, tra i più sopraffini e sottovalutati della cosidetta musica "rock".
Just perfect. This music goes to heart and the mind travel to remotes places beyond the distant mountains
Brano magnifico...l'assolo di chitarra mi commuove sempre per quanto è bello. I Camel, per sempre nel mio cuore!
M A S T E R P I E C E
Es increible ... hacen llorar de buenos que son ... esto, en 1979, es como un oopart ...
Saw them live at the Farnborough Rec on a Saturday afternoon. My first ever concert. It was amazing. Still miss those wonderful times with my mate Scabs. He is now in a care home with alzheimer's disease. Time goes so fast.
My best friend Scabs died on 19th July 2023. He was the best friend I could ever of hoped for. Rest in Peace Robin Scarborough 1960 to 2023.
so many memories for so many people.... it is amazing ... still so amazed to listen to this creation since 1979... and the fist album "mirage" in 1974 was the first time i understand the greatness of this band and Andrew Latimer phenomenal performance
Thanks Latimer
I love this song
Incredible beauty from a master.
This is more than a music it’s feeling
fantastic&fantastic
one of my all-time favorite bands!!!
When Geddy Lee tells you to come here, you come here and you surrender yourself and you thank your god that you did.
Oh my, what a tune! Wonderful instrumental that I’ve not heard before & been a fan since Camel’s beginnings...
Amazing sound... only Camel do it
Great, marvelous solo
As good as the guitar solo is, I am compelled to listen time and again to the keyboard one. Its tone, and the story it tells, evokes a mysterious and distant (yet warm in a certain way) universe.
I also really love the drums. I love the live versions, especially the solos, but Andy Ward was a very good drummer
@@joaquinlezcano2372 what's happened with Andy Ward? there was rumours that he alienated from the band due to psychiatric disorder and suicide attempt
@@awaken77apparently that's the case, at least according to the official website
Always said as good as David gilmour! Why has this band been in the shadows of every prog band! They should have sold millions! It's a mystery! Floyd, then camel are my favourite bands! Some of there stuff is so alike! 2 gr8 guitar players that sound so similar! So very underated!
Sadly Camel are extremely underrated. For me, Latimer is the only guitarist who matches Gilmour emotionally but far exceeds him technically.
different class of thier own.
Listen to the singer….
Escalofriante.Triste.Melancolica.Impresionante.Gracias Latimer.
Esta canción no es música. Es una obra de arte celestial.
Greatest band of all time.
So define o the very best of them good ones ......
Agree
В детстве я так ненавидела, когда эта песня попадалась в плеере, а сейчас могу достать наушники только ради неё
Не видно логики в этом комменте...Плеер,как скатерь - самобранка?...Сам выдает,что хочет...Или плеер и радио - одно и то же?...Если серьезно,то их творчество надо изучить полностью,а вырывать кусочками...Это обыкновенная рекомендация ,а не нравоучение ,как вам может показаться...Чем больше знаешь ( о чем угодно) ,тем проще доживать свой век...Стремление к знаниям - есть жизненная необходимость,чтобы не стать овощем,когда придет определенное время...А оно придет - это и доказывать не надо...Нужно об этом думать всегда...
For me one of the best songs ever heard! Brilliant!
Yeah, I’m turning 57, and have never met any piece of music that surpassed this song before.
Es un tema que penetra hasta lo mas recóndito del alma y te deja sin palabras
Perfect instrumental
Oui!!
This is a very fine version as well, but I was first introduced by your live HD version which is quite magnificent in my opinion. In either case a masterpiece ❤🙂👌✌️👍🤜🤛🤜🤛
Mi commuove sempre questo pezzo meraviglioso... divulghiamo in tutti i modi questo gruppo eccezionale...se lo meritano, glielo dobbiamo ♥️
Geddy Lee brought me here… and that’s a good thing
Ни одного комментария на русском языке!!! Народ чем же вы живете , что слушаете? Это же вечная музыка , она помогает оставаться человеком , не взирая ни на что. Спасибо CAMEL !!!
Да всякую фигню они слушают. Ice и Fingertips пожалуй мои самые любимые из Camel
My friend, this is pravda. Remember Renaissance too.
Зачем же так...Многие и не знают о существовании, когда - то ,этого коллектива...Кругом одна диалектика, а у людей в голове идеализм,который заставляет электорат стоять на месте...И он будет стоять...Монополизм а действии...Много нужно писать,но и так все понятно...
Слушаем)
Слушаем, это одна из кристально чистых вершин.
If you are in need, to explain, what can be done or better played with an electric guitar.... Don't worry.... Just skip to 4:00 an no more explanations needed... Thx Andy....i love camel since I was so very lucky to have been listening to the faboulos concert in RAH in 1974...Snow Goose... IT was magic
Un gran tema, que pone a fluir los sentidos.
Absolutely beautiful.
You right
La primera vez que vi/oi a Camel fue por televisión en una jornada electoral histórica en España (1978 ... quizás 1982) Pusieron parte de un concierto suyo a las 7 de la mañana en la segunda cadena, creo ... y me levante expresamente a verlo. Increíble, eran temas de "Mirage" y "El ganso de nieve". Compré todos sus discos hasta "Rain Dances", que no me gustó tanto. Desde entonces los oigo de vez en cuando por cualquier medio. Me gustan tanto como lo que más, y así seguirá siendo. Este tema no lo había oído. Menos mal que lo he hecho ahora. Saludos a todos. Ánimo y suerte.
La version en vivo del disco Never Let Go... ES SUBLIME.
Pregunta, sin ánimo de ofender: ¿No te gustaron tanto porque cambiaron de estilo o porque intrínsecamente ya no eran tan buenos? Te digo porque discos como Breathless, Nude o Stationary traveller me parecen joyitas
@@joaquinlezcano2372 En esa época yo estaba un poco obsesionado con el rock sinfónico (Yes y Genesis sobre todo y "Rain dances" me pareció demasiado "pop" (canciones sin desarrollo instrumental apenas). Compre "Nude" y me gustó, pero ya había empezado también con otros estilos de música y los perdí un poco de vista. Nunca me parecieron malos, pero ya no era lo mismo que cuando los descubrí. Tengo que volver a oírlo todo. Sigue siendo un placer. Saludos
Exactamente el mismo recuerdo que tengo yo. Fue en el 78 y en la 2. Si lo buscas por You tube lo encontrarás. To lo tengo por ahí. Ahora un concierto así sería incomprensible.
SHMK: the sun shining on the snow; your necklace; warmth in the cold; Winter unfolding into Spring unfolding into Summer. Precious memories of you. All of that is here. Always, M
This song is so much better than the rest of the album! It sounds like an unreleased Moore solo or something from The Division Bell.
Well, I love Gary Moore and Pink Floyd/David Gilmour but this is different, although Andy Latimer can sound close to Gilmour sometimes (and he did that on the album Rajaz, at least on one or two tracks). True, the album is different from that, but not bad, it's a mixed bag, with good songs (like Hymn to Her, Who We Are, Eye Of The Storm), and not so great ones (but this was 1979 and i guess they had a bit of pressure to come up with pop songs that would make a good single). Camel always made some instrumental pieces that were maybe stronger than some of their songs.
@@Marctull66 ,
"hymn to her" is my favourite track from this album.
@@jackjc1447 Ah ! Glad to see somebody who also enjoy other tracks than "Ice" . I must confess it is my favourite piece (maybe my favourite piece ever from Camel, actually !) but "Hymn to Her" was the second track that came to mind, immediately.
All the best to you, Jack :o))
I enjoy the sounds of Camel since the early-mid 1970's! Thank you to those whom delighted in performing this gift of music Andy!
C'est juste magnifique
This guitar solo puts freebird's to shame.
1976, my lovely and first love "Anne Hughes, we finished without starting at all are you still with Peter? just wanted to thank you ,love you still ....
non capisco come i camel non abbiano avuto il giusto successo . questo brano è da rabbrividire
Un assoluto CAPOLAVORO!! Stupendo!!!!!
condivido
mi viene da piangere ogni volta che la ascolto
A pesar de desprenderse del álbum que quizás más se aparta del rock progresivo-sinfónico excelso que hacía Camel (no obstante incluye también la muy disfrutable “Hymn to her”), esta pieza, “Ice”, indudablemente constituye un trabajo tan inspirado como todo el álbum “The Snow Goose” y cualquier otro trabajo de la carrera del grupo que haya sido bendecido por la historia. La guitarra de Latimer a partir del 1:53 es excelsa y el teclado que se incorpora en el 2:55 transporta al escucha a una atmósfera musical muy del estilo de “Shine on you crazy diamond”, a partir de cuyo momento cada nota fluye en el aire como si se conectase por si sola con la inmediata siguiente.
Camel siempre será Camel....
Uf, qué pedante