This is so good, I was honestly expecting some cringy music video but this is so well edited and I love how it incorporates different sounds from the movie.
I'm glad Pogo didn't add in the "here's Johnny!" part to the song. I feel like that's one of the only things a lot of people remember about this movie, and it's nice that he showed love to scenes other than that one. Truly, this is a masterpiece. Best of his so far imo.
This actually feels like it's in the same spirit as the movie itself. I'm not even kidding - I feel the same emotions here as I feel whenever I watch the movie. Confused. Unnerved. Unsettled. Worried. Slightly disturbed. It feels almost as if I'm watching a nightmare. And completely unable to put my finger on whatever is the source of that fear.
@@TimWrightt I'm more than aware of that. But even when he creates the percussive, driving beat, autotunes some of the lines, and adds actual chords and music from outside the film, it still feels just like the movie.
I often feel like Pogo's music is immediately identifiable. So many of his tracks have a similar musical feel ---- but this one is REALLY different. Much more percussive with shades of Aphex Twin. I dig.
I was looking for any comment about Aphex Twin here. Even the visuals become very similar to some of his weird videos. Musically however it is even more similar.
True Linsel, I think he uses a lot of ambient layering (which i looooove) and also how he uses the voices, but it could also be his music programs. I was about to say that the song reminds me of Bucephalus Bouncing Ball by Aphex
I was thinking windowlicker, or come to daddy but without the distortion. To really be Aphex twin, all that percussion needs some saturation and clipping and the voices need highpassed and distorted with fuzz. then it'd be some proper aphex twin.
This is so different from Pogo's usual style, and it's really forced me to compare. Like, honestly, this to me articulates anger. Like, as if Pogo made this because he was mad and had to get it out somehow. The use of The Shining in particular, the heavier focus on percussion, the solo, echoed piano tones creating a sense of isolation, the guitar creating a sound of nervousness, the use of Jack screaming "Danny," to create fear, the background synth samples creating an ambient tension, and finally the axe swings making up the main backbeat. it all just comes together and really makes me thing this song was made out of a dark place and feelings of anger. But through all of it, the upshift in the "Play with us, Danny" and "All the dried goods and the-" brings out some slight resemblance of his normal, brighter style, cementing that is still his, even if it came from a mindset different than his other songs. Even if I'm wrong, the fact that all of that could be articulated into emotions so vividly and clearly, shows that Pogo is a true artistic genius.
Maybe it’s so different because he ripped off another artist. Listen to “Milk” by Moderat and tell me he didn’t just take that song, speed it up and sell it as his own work.
@@leonschlemminger While it is true that Pogo used a theme sample from Milk as one of his sources, his work is way richer, has more variety, several other themes and topics and therefore stands on its own. To simply call it a blatant rip-off means to codemn all sample based meshup music.
Wow, this actually captured the unsettling terror of the movie pretty damn well while keeping it fun to listen to. Wasn't expecting something like this. Nice work!
Pogo, you really outdid yourself this time. The subtle use of the voice samples after 2:47 with the Twins talking works so well with the melody. The builds and drops really add meaningful variations to the song that keep me interested and listening. I can see that you really wanted to challenge your skill as a Creator and I truly hope you've grown from this and continue to innovate the way music can be perceived by listeners. (p.s. we miss you Pogo, please come back soon.)
Well, he's had years of practice and enough passion to keep at it and improve. He's put in the time for it, on top of being a highly creative person, I would think.
How Pogo managed to make a song that sounds like the shining makes me feel is beyond me. He is a truly talented individual, thank you so much for your contributions to music.
The movie uses a lot of long droning strings and punchy horns sections that really defines the sound of the film, which evokes feelings of dread lurking under the surface. Pogo clearly knows the film and has very accurately recaptured those same sonic colors in this track.
I replay this over and over. Not just for the beat drop, but for the piano. That quiet moment when he tells Danny he wants to live with them "forever and forever". So beautiful and something I will always go to for inspiration at work. :)
Just noticed the two differing axe falls as the snare hits. The difference between really good and perfect. I really love finding the inner workings of your stuff. When I go back, I'll find stuff in like, Whisperlude I've never heard before ! I really think Stanley Kubrick would appreciate what you did here Nick. You really caught the relentless crescendo that is for me; the essence this movie. Just. Wow.
@ I'd also argue it's his best work. It's not like any of his other songs at all, refrains from using the most famous lines of the movie, and manages to capture the same creepy but mystical vibe of the movie. *If a man draws 100 perfect triangles and only 1 perfect cube, that cube will hold more value than all those triangle combined....* Or something, paraphrasing very badly.
So the first time I heard this, I was listening to Pogo, and this crept into my auto-play while I was driving-- already having a, not great day. Let me tell you, I was Shook. It got right down to my bones and my blood ran coooold man. I dedicated to having a better day after that, because I'd never been so severely creeped out bahahaha. It's genius. The vibe captured here is immaculate.
I admire that Pogo bothered to build suspense in this remix just like the actual movie does. By the time it started getting tenser I actually got the chills at some points.
You remixed my FAVORITE HORROR MOVIE of all time!!! I’ve been a fan of you for YEARS, so happy to see you grow. I love you. I’ve never been so in love with your music especially since you used one of my fan made videos at one of your concerts. Such a blessing.
The most impressive thing is that he doesn't use the iconic "Here's Johnny!" scene. Usually you would expect that out of a remix, combine recognizable scenes into a cobbled piece of art. With Pogo, however, he uses an assortment of scenes that I do not recall at all. But now I will. Bravo :3
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The beginning is like a minimalist AFX/ Mum/ Plaid tune, which morphs into a huge, crowd pleasing, house choon (elements of Underworld and Sasha). Sublime.
I listen to this way to much, I don't know what the deal is, I never actually watched the shining, but I can't get enough of this song, I'll continue coming back to it, I've listened to almost everything you've put out at this point Pogo and it's all beautiful, this one is just.. like entrancing, and it's a different vibe, which makes sense being more of a thriller suspense movie compared to the others he's done. Looking forward to seeing more!
go watch it for sure. it's obviously dated at this point but it's still a classic piece of history. I've watched the movie, the miniseries, and toured the Stanley hotel (the one the hotel in the movie was based off of.) It's all awesome.
obelisklarvan I would but I don’t know where to find them! And I believe there are some good ones out there! But I don’t do that well with horror movies! But I’ll try!
It's been a while but worth the wait yet again. This is outrageously good- 2:45 when that beat kicks in and when the twins vocal enters, is yet another example of that moment of genius that you masterly entwine into your songs so often. Hairs standing on end. Well done Nick!
This track really takes your music to another level. I appreciate that you continue to try new things, thinking outside the pop structure formula and taking us listeners on a journey with your music. I absolutely love your approach with this one. Just like the film itself, you start slowly building tension until the amazing, epic crescendo loop and then into final conclusion of the track. It feels like a complete musical experience that makes me want to listen again and again. Very well done!
Not fucking lying, i liked every pogo song i've heard so far, but this is another level of greatness! Never thought of Pogo bringing some movie classics on again
I hate Stephen King. I don't even like Kubrik that much. But this is a shining masterpiece of horror. (Only afterwards realized the pun.) Loved it since the first time I saw it, and I'm not a fan of horror movies either. And this song is the same. Pogo could probably make any movie into a hit song, but he makes it into a dark trance masterpiece that fits the movie. Newly a fan, almost begrudgingly, but still respect this tune a lot.
This song needs to be longer. It's just too good to be only 4 minutes...which is usually a decent length for a song but when you have an amazing mood, with two different parts to the song, it's just not enough.
Never noticed this before: at 1:09 the legs of the jeans below Jack's reflection give the impression of a second Jack sitting in the room. The context of the scene is that Jack is trying to play the loving father but is also becoming increasingly unhinged. He is of two minds about his family and his responsibilities towards them. There are two Jacks in the room. Kubrick was a damn genius.
Sometimes I wonder what they would have thought about our music now back in the 80s... I'm pretty confident this would have been very popular when the movie came out!
everjustvalor I thought I recognized Pogo... Since you said you've been a fan for years, I'm trying to remember the first vid/song that caught my attention
As a subscriber and long time fan for almost a decade now, you still continue to amaze me! The editing and musical composition so closely conveys the deeply disturbing mood of The Shining in your tribute. I really want to thank you for continuing to make your art, through all the ups and downs of your career. Every time I see a new notification for a Pogo song, I always feel so much excitement and immediately fall into my admitted habit of playing your music over and over. Thank you for another brilliant music video, now my favorite next to Data & Picard.
Pogo has something special, that I don't get with any other muscian. Whatever song it is or track I always get the same feeling! And here it is again, It is actually so awesome. Pogo please continue cause I love this SO much!
I swear to god, exactly a week ago I first saw the shining. I was just watching over that intro scene on TH-cam, and right when I click off and check my subscriptions I see this song. Uncanny.
Wrong way around. The book's a fun little piece of good vs evil. The movie is a masterpiece of subliminal cinema, and its clear that it surpassed its source material.
Dead Purple the story behind the making of this film and the feud between Stephen and the director is actually really interesting. I'd suggest reading up.about it
My mind is blown. What did I watch? This is so fucking amazing. I'm a big fan now. Thank you dude - this is a masterpiece. Loved the captures of Real movie samples. The outro is amazing with that radio reverb wow!!
ts Wright you seem jealous, can show how us on how he’s mediocre? Or are you just going to make up some random bullshit about him? It could go both ways :D
Honestly, these are the Pogo songs I love the most: -It takes a movie or other type of media and captures the overall EMOTION of it. -It only uses sounds within the media, along with some necessary instruments. -It takes memorable moments from the media and gives them a whole new feeling (In this case, for me, it’s “Play with us, Danny”) I admire Pogo’s other work, but these elements got me hooked on his music in the first place, and this one is particularly impressive, even by his standards. I give it a perfect 10!
I would listen to a song where that's the constant refrain or used in some kind of ambient remix, it is my favorite part of this song and I wish it was longer
I watched about half of this, then immediately went to my fiance and asked if he would watch The shining with me. I'm not big into horror films, but can appreciate the older ones with less jump scares for being classics in their own way. This is a great movie, and I don't know why it took me so long to watch it. But thanks for getting me there inadvertently!! This song is awesome.
This is so good, I was honestly expecting some cringy music video but this is so well edited and I love how it incorporates different sounds from the movie.
Right! The tone of the song definitely fits the vibe of the movie too. Very creative. Izza mastahpiece
Why were you expecting some cringy music video??
@@BeamoStarPilot I see too many of them with that annoying and edgy Lincoln Park vibe. This one was far better than that.
@@TimSlee1 New to Pogo? His videos are always top notch.
@@6432spencer this is true, very very true.
I'm glad Pogo didn't add in the "here's Johnny!" part to the song. I feel like that's one of the only things a lot of people remember about this movie, and it's nice that he showed love to scenes other than that one. Truly, this is a masterpiece. Best of his so far imo.
Wishery
ALL THE DRIED GOODS AND THE
You are so right, that part is overused already :3
I didn't even think about that - you're so right!!
Well said.
Well, least now my nightmares will have a great beat. Awesome as always
Honowski Beats Danny’s not here Mrs Torrance........😵
LOL
Yeah, it's awesome how the song is both catchy and still keeps the creepy vibe from the movie.
😂😂
This is kdk12 calling kdk1.
I have been listening to Pogo for the best part of a decade but i'm absolutely obsessed with this.
"This is KDK-12 calling KDK-1"
The rhythm in that line feels SO good!
This actually feels like it's in the same spirit as the movie itself. I'm not even kidding - I feel the same emotions here as I feel whenever I watch the movie. Confused. Unnerved. Unsettled. Worried. Slightly disturbed. It feels almost as if I'm watching a nightmare. And completely unable to put my finger on whatever is the source of that fear.
I think what also helps is that Pogo doesn't typically put out "dark" tunes, it feels like quite the contrast from most of his work.
What a concept considering he used only sounds from the film. It only makes sense it feels ... exactly like the film >.>
Completely agree
@@TimWrightt I'm more than aware of that. But even when he creates the percussive, driving beat, autotunes some of the lines, and adds actual chords and music from outside the film, it still feels just like the movie.
That's the genius of Pogo to me, he captures tye vibe of the film he's remixing so well. The Harry Potter remixes are perfect
I often feel like Pogo's music is immediately identifiable. So many of his tracks have a similar musical feel ---- but this one is REALLY different. Much more percussive with shades of Aphex Twin. I dig.
The first three minutes don't feel like Pogo, but once Jack axes the door I'm like "yup. That's Pogo."
True, but even with a difference, you can recognize him instantly :D
I was looking for any comment about Aphex Twin here. Even the visuals become very similar to some of his weird videos. Musically however it is even more similar.
True Linsel, I think he uses a lot of ambient layering (which i looooove) and also how he uses the voices, but it could also be his music programs. I was about to say that the song reminds me of Bucephalus Bouncing Ball by Aphex
I was thinking windowlicker, or come to daddy but without the distortion. To really be Aphex twin, all that percussion needs some saturation and clipping and the voices need highpassed and distorted with fuzz. then it'd be some proper aphex twin.
Pogo! This is my favorite track you've ever made, and I hope there's more horror based tracks coming!
oh yea boii pogo threw a heart on your comment hopefully your right
I think it's my favorite too
3 years later and no newer horror based tracks :'(
This is so different from Pogo's usual style, and it's really forced me to compare. Like, honestly, this to me articulates anger. Like, as if Pogo made this because he was mad and had to get it out somehow. The use of The Shining in particular, the heavier focus on percussion, the solo, echoed piano tones creating a sense of isolation, the guitar creating a sound of nervousness, the use of Jack screaming "Danny," to create fear, the background synth samples creating an ambient tension, and finally the axe swings making up the main backbeat. it all just comes together and really makes me thing this song was made out of a dark place and feelings of anger. But through all of it, the upshift in the "Play with us, Danny" and "All the dried goods and the-" brings out some slight resemblance of his normal, brighter style, cementing that is still his, even if it came from a mindset different than his other songs.
Even if I'm wrong, the fact that all of that could be articulated into emotions so vividly and clearly, shows that Pogo is a true artistic genius.
this is the type of analysis my teachers would love, but yeah this one is different
Maybe it’s so different because he ripped off another artist. Listen to “Milk” by Moderat and tell me he didn’t just take that song, speed it up and sell it as his own work.
shows his range too, i wouldn't of thought he could make a dark creepy track with the best of them.This to me is one of his best songs.
C.D. I’m sorry you’re so triggered by the truth that you need to attack me.
I’d always rather make bad music than a blatant rip-off.
@@leonschlemminger While it is true that Pogo used a theme sample from Milk as one of his sources, his work is way richer, has more variety, several other themes and topics and therefore stands on its own. To simply call it a blatant rip-off means to codemn all sample based meshup music.
All work and no POGO makes Jack a dull boy.
Wow, this actually captured the unsettling terror of the movie pretty damn well while keeping it fun to listen to.
Wasn't expecting something like this. Nice work!
I'd like to listen to this song. Forever. And ever. And ever.
I am addicted to this song, I have a problem.
@@TimSlee1 It's a really good problem to have.
Unless you pick up an axe...
I've heard it about 12 times yesterday and today again..too bad there is no extended version:)
@@ayne222 play with us Danny, all the dried goods 'n'
Pogo, you really outdid yourself this time. The subtle use of the voice samples after 2:47 with the Twins talking works so well with the melody. The builds and drops really add meaningful variations to the song that keep me interested and listening. I can see that you really wanted to challenge your skill as a Creator and I truly hope you've grown from this and continue to innovate the way music can be perceived by listeners. (p.s. we miss you Pogo, please come back soon.)
This shift into dark and intense is amazing. Keep doing more of these.
Dark Pogo? No way!!!
Well, I like it!
You should listen to his soundcloud
Dude, just listen to "Pogo - Undone", now that's my favorite.
you never heard his "Crimson" song? he's been doing it for a good while
This remix is absolutely batshit insane, just like the movie. I'm obsessed with it.
Me too
I just want to listen to it forever...forever...and forever =)
*POGO WHY ARE YOU SO INCREDIBLE*
HELLO THERE INKY!
HE IS JUST TOO GOOD FOR THIS WORLD
he's a bit of a dickhead irl tho
2 Otters or something how
Well, he's had years of practice and enough passion to keep at it and improve. He's put in the time for it, on top of being a highly creative person, I would think.
You guys are gay for judging someone on the internet.
How Pogo managed to make a song that sounds like the shining makes me feel is beyond me. He is a truly talented individual, thank you so much for your contributions to music.
Yes! That! What you just said. A song that sounds like the Shining makes me feel. Didn't know how to describe it til now. Thank you.
The movie uses a lot of long droning strings and punchy horns sections that really defines the sound of the film, which evokes feelings of dread lurking under the surface. Pogo clearly knows the film and has very accurately recaptured those same sonic colors in this track.
Another masterpiece!
You sir have great taste and great content
This is quite experimental compared to his work and he pulled it off magnificently, this dude has mad talent!!! :)
Oh WUUUUT
Chris Kogos Wassup!
LOL I commented this srry
I replay this over and over. Not just for the beat drop, but for the piano. That quiet moment when he tells Danny he wants to live with them "forever and forever". So beautiful and something I will always go to for inspiration at work. :)
Such an amazing film :D
@@PogoMusic What are you doing now ?
Same/ Its absolutely, unbelievably incredible !
Just noticed the two differing axe falls as the snare hits. The difference between really good and perfect. I really love finding the inner workings of your stuff. When I go back, I'll find stuff in like, Whisperlude I've never heard before ! I really think Stanley Kubrick would appreciate what you did here Nick. You really caught the relentless crescendo that is for me; the essence this movie. Just. Wow.
Not snares... ax strikes.
This is no joke his best work yet
Fishylad what do you mean? He’s work is fantastic I wish they had a radio of for Pogo 24:7
My exact thoughts about this movie
@ I'd also argue it's his best work.
It's not like any of his other songs at all, refrains from using the most famous lines of the movie, and manages to capture the same creepy but mystical vibe of the movie.
*If a man draws 100 perfect triangles and only 1 perfect cube, that cube will hold more value than all those triangle combined....*
Or something, paraphrasing very badly.
So the first time I heard this, I was listening to Pogo, and this crept into my auto-play while I was driving-- already having a, not great day.
Let me tell you, I was Shook.
It got right down to my bones and my blood ran coooold man. I dedicated to having a better day after that, because I'd never been so severely creeped out bahahaha.
It's genius. The vibe captured here is immaculate.
And you're the authority on that, clearly
0:31 this beat is completely demented. one of your best works to date.
I admire that Pogo bothered to build suspense in this remix just like the actual movie does. By the time it started getting tenser I actually got the chills at some points.
Man that axe part is too good. Love this. Different than anything I remember from you. Can't wait to see more
Am I the only one who doesn't know if me likes it or me no likes it? :s
@@omametlekkerkontje8744
Of course you like it
@@CugelTheClever458 me don't knows :(
I would call 2:46 an incredible bass drop but I think axe drop would be more appropriate.
XD yeah
I see what you did there XD
My favorite part right here. Hope to see this kinda thing again.
Literally the best use of smash cuts anyone could use lol
It’s a song called Milk by Moderat!
This isn't music. No way. It's a state of mind. It's feeling. It's genius. It's Pogo.
...it’s still music tho fam
Now that's a hell of a quote or title.
I think its called ART ..... what form ... Who cares ....
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Ooh... so deep and powerful.
twat
You remixed my FAVORITE HORROR MOVIE of all time!!! I’ve been a fan of you for YEARS, so happy to see you grow. I love you. I’ve never been so in love with your music especially since you used one of my fan made videos at one of your concerts. Such a blessing.
The most impressive thing is that he doesn't use the iconic "Here's Johnny!" scene.
Usually you would expect that out of a remix, combine recognizable scenes into a cobbled piece of art.
With Pogo, however, he uses an assortment of scenes that I do not recall at all.
But now I will.
Bravo :3
Nah, Pogo is much, MUCH better than that! ;)
This is actually one of my favourite Pogo tracks..
Woah, thanks for the love Pogo 👍🙂
"Hello police, this is Marge Simpson. My husband is on a murderous rampage. Over." "Oh thank god that's over. I was worried for a second."
I dont get it
Hmm, that's odd... usually the blood gets off at the second floor.
Yes hahahaha!!! I was thinking of that exact quote when I was watching this
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JannisTheKuh r/whoooosh
The beginning is like a minimalist AFX/ Mum/ Plaid tune, which morphs into a huge, crowd pleasing, house choon (elements of Underworld and Sasha). Sublime.
Man in LOVE how it picks up 2:45. I wish it was longer
That part alone has been on repeat this whole time. Loved pogo for over 10 years. This gives me chills
Generation X-Wing Podcast same
Put it at .75 speed, still works
Isaac Latsko It’s one of my favorite parts of pogos music. So euphoric
Generation X-Wing Podcast there is a loop version at 10 minutes . Check it out .....
One of my favourite artists remixing one of my favourite films? Aw hell yes
This is oddly unsettling AND catchy. Good work man!
Yea, tone seems a lot darker and more methodical than the typical stuff. I like it. I kinda want him to try a sad song now!
Interesting how this song single-handedly made me want to watch the shining.
Pogo! We missed you, you absolutely lovely genius you!
Has anyone ever told you, you're the man Pogo? Because you definitely are!
Really maturing in your art, no joke. Thanks for all your hard work, POGOMAN
The ambient hum in the backgrounds adds to the whole horror vibe, and the clips from the movie support the music so well. A true masterpiece.
I truly hope Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall see this.
Pretty sure Shelly hates this movie because of how rough it was to work on for her
@@meris8486 It's still an artistic masterpiece that would have not come to fruition without her.
@@heathh
Very true
What's left of them
yeah, spoilers, **time hasn't been kind to them**
I listen to this way to much, I don't know what the deal is, I never actually watched the shining, but I can't get enough of this song, I'll continue coming back to it, I've listened to almost everything you've put out at this point Pogo and it's all beautiful, this one is just.. like entrancing, and it's a different vibe, which makes sense being more of a thriller suspense movie compared to the others he's done. Looking forward to seeing more!
You should 100% watch the shining
go watch it for sure. it's obviously dated at this point but it's still a classic piece of history. I've watched the movie, the miniseries, and toured the Stanley hotel (the one the hotel in the movie was based off of.) It's all awesome.
Skyclops RG listening to this song actually made me want to watch the movie! But I don’t watch horror movies 😂😂
obelisklarvan I would but I don’t know where to find them! And I believe there are some good ones out there! But I don’t do that well with horror movies! But I’ll try!
obelisklarvan lol thank you for the recommendation! I really appreciate it! I’ll look for it when I get the chance! Thank you
THE MAN
*THE MYTH*
*_THE LEGEND._*
The nazi
John Wick!
THE POGO
SCOTT STERLING!!!!!!!!!
Stephen Reed Pogo or Nicholson?
The percussion in the first minute reminds me of something out of an aphex twin album, amazing skill pogo has!
It's been a while but worth the wait yet again. This is outrageously good- 2:45 when that beat kicks in and when the twins vocal enters, is yet another example of that moment of genius that you masterly entwine into your songs so often. Hairs standing on end. Well done Nick!
Best part of my day! The axe parts were amazing!!! Well done!
This track really takes your music to another level. I appreciate that you continue to try new things, thinking outside the pop structure formula and taking us listeners on a journey with your music.
I absolutely love your approach with this one. Just like the film itself, you start slowly building tension until the amazing, epic crescendo loop and then into final conclusion of the track. It feels like a complete musical experience that makes me want to listen again and again. Very well done!
Rest in peace Shelley Duvall. ❤
I’ll be listening to this song in honour of her today. 💙
"This is KDK-12, calling KDK-1." *repeat*
Joshy Boy honestly that entire last part i got on repeat
I know right?
KDK not Katie lol
@@icedice6393 I hear it now. I heard "Katie."
Joshy Boy I thought it said Katie 12 calling Katie D 1 LOL I was listening to this wrong
This is absolutely incredible Nick. I've been waiting for something like this for so long. Transcendental. And the ending with the vocals is awesome.
Not fucking lying, i liked every pogo song i've heard so far, but this is another level of greatness!
Never thought of Pogo bringing some movie classics on again
Terminator 2 and Hook were the first edits I saw of his. Timeless.
Listen to “The Living Island”, “Forget”, And “Kaidogorgon”.
Classics.
RIP Shelley Duvall. I'm sorry for what you went through on set, but you did one hell of a performance.
the progression of movements are so enthralling that you REALLY get into it at the climax w/the ax snare segment. Super awesome as usual, Pogo.
From 2:47 and on.. is so beautiful but you can feel the dark roots
More like from 0:00 and on.
Felt like trance music 😍
I hate Stephen King. I don't even like Kubrik that much. But this is a shining masterpiece of horror. (Only afterwards realized the pun.) Loved it since the first time I saw it, and I'm not a fan of horror movies either. And this song is the same. Pogo could probably make any movie into a hit song, but he makes it into a dark trance masterpiece that fits the movie.
Newly a fan, almost begrudgingly, but still respect this tune a lot.
Otaku69 true
Otaku69 that’s what I was saying. His whole project was amazing
This whole track is unsettling, you nailed it Nick.
it's october again wich means i can legally listend to this again
It's November which means I'll illegally listen to this anyway
It's October for me too
Every month is The Shining month.
That pad sample starting around 2:20 is from Moderat's "Milk". I immediately recognized it. So cool to see Pogo knows them aswell!
I feel the video production was very well done.
Always!
@Lanky Daze lol
This song needs to be longer. It's just too good to be only 4 minutes...which is usually a decent length for a song but when you have an amazing mood, with two different parts to the song, it's just not enough.
@IAmaPersion Check out Moderat - Milk, that's where the sample is from and that's a 10 minute long track
This tune is AWESOME! Love the film and this is such an impressive way to sum up the mood and aesthetic in 4 mins 💜🪓🚲☎
Never noticed this before: at 1:09 the legs of the jeans below Jack's reflection give the impression of a second Jack sitting in the room.
The context of the scene is that Jack is trying to play the loving father but is also becoming increasingly unhinged. He is of two minds about his family and his responsibilities towards them.
There are two Jacks in the room.
Kubrick was a damn genius.
Wow, thats awesome
@@Chaotic_Observer
Cool, huh?
@@ScienceWinsEveryTime Totally!
@@ScienceWinsEveryTime Ive always been a fan of visual messages like that. I just think theyre so cool
Sometimes I wonder what they would have thought about our music now back in the 80s... I'm pretty confident this would have been very popular when the movie came out!
"All the dried goods and the"
...canned goods!
it's my favorite part of this whole thing lol
Thought it sed all the fly women..... Lol like mine better haha
"Calling Katie K-1..."
Play with us Danny...
3:13 All the dry goods and the...
I heard "overdrive risen" until I saw a comment like this
Play with us danny
I heard "all the dry bosoms..."
Canned goods
i heard "all the dry woman" XD
Great as always man, captures the sinister tone perfectly. Keep at it!
Been a big fan for years, but man.. this is another level artistically
everjustvalor I thought I recognized Pogo... Since you said you've been a fan for years, I'm trying to remember the first vid/song that caught my attention
As a subscriber and long time fan for almost a decade now, you still continue to amaze me! The editing and musical composition so closely conveys the deeply disturbing mood of The Shining in your tribute. I really want to thank you for continuing to make your art, through all the ups and downs of your career. Every time I see a new notification for a Pogo song, I always feel so much excitement and immediately fall into my admitted habit of playing your music over and over. Thank you for another brilliant music video, now my favorite next to Data & Picard.
I love how this song builds up and then releases at around the 2:45 mark. Of all Pogo's tracks, this one is my favorite. Well done, mate!
This gave me goosebumps. You should do more of these horror film themed songs!
Pogo has something special, that I don't get with any other muscian. Whatever song it is or track I always get the same feeling! And here it is again, It is actually so awesome. Pogo please continue cause I love this SO much!
All work and no play makes Pogo a dull boy.
...Which is totally appropriate because I think he needed this time away. I’m glad he’s back! ❤️
why isn't this on spotify? This is such a fucking banger. Especially the last minute and a half. So good.
Boy... you read my thoughts! You've got the shinning.
shinning??
i can hear groundskeeper willie
You mean "Shining"...
Wow, you guys obviously never seen that Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode. It's The Shinning in that.
SHH! You wanna get sued!?
I clicked on the notification so fast dude this is awesome
Pogo is the Stanley Kubrick of making videos in the style of Pogo.
huh cool analogy
RIP Shelley Duvall
I swear to god, exactly a week ago I first saw the shining. I was just watching over that intro scene on TH-cam, and right when I click off and check my subscriptions I see this song.
Uncanny.
Ready Player One must have something to do with that.
SatellaChannel Never watched or read it.
If not you maybe Pogo then ^^ (or not, and this is creepy).
Ive never seen shining, this has made me go and buy it. apparently its a incredible film.
Extrafun the movie is ok, the book is epic.
Wrong way around. The book's a fun little piece of good vs evil. The movie is a masterpiece of subliminal cinema, and its clear that it surpassed its source material.
I'll watch the movie but I won't get the book owo
Extrafun - So what did ya think of it? :)
@@Chameleonardodavinci The book is the book, the movie is the movie. They're both great in ways only a book and movie can be, respectively.
This is just as good as watching the movie itself. Great job.
I still can't believe Steven King hated this movie.
Dead Purple the story behind the making of this film and the feud between Stephen and the director is actually really interesting. I'd suggest reading up.about it
Envy is a terrible thing...and Kubrick was a man to inspire it quite strongly.
Well, read the book, buddy. The book has a lot more sustance in the story and a lot more chemistry between the family members in the book.
@Pinkaugust yeah you need to read the book there is alot more in the book that was cut, but the movie is damn good.
@Pinkaugust Not better. Different. The film as a standalone was fantastic. But the book was almost nearly an entirely different story.
My mind is blown. What did I watch?
This is so fucking amazing. I'm a big fan now. Thank you dude - this is a masterpiece. Loved the captures of Real movie samples. The outro is amazing with that radio reverb wow!!
Every new POGO release is like opening up a present on Christmas day. Absolutely phenomenal work, man!
YEEEEAAAAAHH ITS MY FAVORITE MOVIE AND MY FAVORITE ARTIST
PUT IT ON SPOTIFY
And Tidal HiFi
*_God has joined the server_*
Everybody upvote this comment
Pogo is God?? Holy shit!
God doesn't support anybody who sells their soul for mediocre talent.
@@TimWrightt What is that supposed to mean?!?! ¤~¤
ts Wright you seem jealous, can show how us on how he’s mediocre? Or are you just going to make up some random bullshit about him? It could go both ways :D
literally, one of the most amazing creations ..EVER
My man this is insane.
ImSpy it’s not insanity
*_its art._*
Yeah talk about an actual self made artist who doesn’t follow everyone else like most rappers
This was really good until 2:46... then it became amazing.
this guy is a real artist, the star trek music was a little gem, but then it becomes more and more mature, it promises heavy stuff for the future
I like that😀😀😀😀😀
It's Moderats "Milk" that makes it so great
Goosebumps!! ♡
yes
Honestly, these are the Pogo songs I love the most:
-It takes a movie or other type of media and captures the overall EMOTION of it.
-It only uses sounds within the media, along with some necessary instruments.
-It takes memorable moments from the media and gives them a whole new feeling (In this case, for me, it’s “Play with us, Danny”)
I admire Pogo’s other work, but these elements got me hooked on his music in the first place, and this one is particularly impressive, even by his standards. I give it a perfect 10!
I LOVED the "This is KDK-12, calling KDK-1" bit. It's a simple and brief part, but it's just so beautiful sounding.
I would listen to a song where that's the constant refrain or used in some kind of ambient remix, it is my favorite part of this song and I wish it was longer
I hope you make more songs out of horror films! The sixth sense would be amazing 😍
Imma throw my additional 2 cents, Pogo, do hereditary :P
Yes that would be awesome
omg HALLOWEEN with that Carpenter score!!!!!!
The thing!!!
Or The Exorcist
Yeah...
Yeah...
Yeah...
Yeah...
Creepy as all hell. I love it
Just stumbled onto this. I know it's really late to say it since it's such an old video but this is pretty epic! Absolutely love it!
2:45 sounds like 2000's trance. Really nice.
The 'Calling KDK-1'-section just flows so well, almost as if was meant to be there....😍
This one is so freaking good. I wonder how a Halloween movie one would sound.
Out of all the videos that were deleted by the hack, this was the one I was by far afraid to lose.
same, this is probably my favourite song from pogo
Hack?
What hack?
This goes on the big screen Halloween night at our party. :)
i was thinking the same thing haha
The Alamo?
I guess this is what happens when you run out of Disney films
Good
When you realize the women in Disney dont behave like in real life.
AI wasn't a Disney film.
Fierce Wendigo ??
Fierce Wendigo Pogo said himself thought that he got the wrong kind of visa and it was his own fault... 🤔
I watched about half of this, then immediately went to my fiance and asked if he would watch The shining with me. I'm not big into horror films, but can appreciate the older ones with less jump scares for being classics in their own way. This is a great movie, and I don't know why it took me so long to watch it. But thanks for getting me there inadvertently!! This song is awesome.
From 2:46 it becomes the perfect mix, I would not stop listening to it for anything in the world, it sounds in my mind
Yup I thought exactly the same. I'm going to mix this part in with another song on my DJ software and extend it, it's awesome!
The background drone is a song called Milk by Moderat.