TRADITIONAL BELLS VERSION: • Mike Oldfield - Far Ab... Odd Eternal mix for a different mood! Yes, the slow is intentional. There's also 4 versions of the track mixed together.
Then you would be happy to discover Camel. Andy Latimer is right up there with Mike. AndI say this even though I've even been an Oldfield fan since 1979, starting with Platinum and then listening to the albums in more or less chronological order. However, I somewhat lost the interest after TB III (except from "Return to Ommadawn"). I especially recommend the three concept albums "The Snow Goose", "Nude", and Stationary Traveller", and the single songs "Ice", "Fox Hill", and "Lady Fantasy", all three smashingly performed live on the "In From the Cold Tour" DVD from 2014. You should also check out the pianist Gus Fogle's YT-channel. Some years ago, he and a buddy on bass performed "Amarok" live. Just the two of them! Afterwards, Fogle couldn't almost stand to take the ovation, he was so exhausted.
@@sneakyfox4651 Hey sneaky Fox🤗Thank you for answering me and all the Good tips you gave me. You Really know a lot about M.Oldfield i dont. My favorites are still tubellar bells and ommadawn.
@@marinahill4254 Thank you. Oldfield was my first big discovery and very much settled my musical preferences. Before that I was a little lost since I wasn't really into "louder" bands like Slade, Sweet, Kiss, The Rolling Stones, The Who, e.t.c., and I wasn't into pop music either (no intellectual challenges). So I became very happy when I discovered Oldfield and the whole ProgRock segment. I can also recommend Tangerine Dream. "Tangram" is a two-piece composition, not unlike Oldfield's earlier work, and the song "Mojave Plan" is sheer magic with scales.
Whether or not people like this or not is entirely a matter of personal taste. What seems to have been ignored so far is the skill required to manipulate four different audio sources at different speeds to produce an overall mix where no individual instrument sounds out of tune. To then marry up the imagery and make it fit with the music is an additional talent. Yes I prefer the original, but respect for what has been achieved here. Different, but certainly not odd!
Tubular bells, through its iterations, has threaded its way through my life. It's has supported me through some highs in life , but more importantly, some sloughs of despair. Thanks Mike: I owe you several...
I really like that you didn't forget to include Carrie Melbourne playing the Chapman Stick from 9:01. The sound of this instrument isn't in the world premiere videos, even though she's on stage there too!
It's The Eternal Remix! Makes the bells sound profound and lets us enjoy their amazing beautiful sound. You can check the normal-speed version too though! I linked it on the description as The Traditional Bells (:
I don’t know why , it’s deliberate cause when I put the speed to 1,25 x it’s also terrible to listen to. Too fast and false . Let’s forget this one . Though it would be a nice remix by a fan . But : his taste and if the maker loves it , ok. But for me it’s a no-go.
@@MGOHIO I may throw the normal speed version on the channel when I have some free time on the weekend. Seems some would enjoy that too. Have a nice day!
For me the best Guitar Player and the greatest artist ever.
Then you would be happy to discover Camel. Andy Latimer is right up there with Mike. AndI say this even though I've even been an Oldfield fan since 1979, starting with Platinum and then listening to the albums in more or less chronological order. However, I somewhat lost the interest after TB III (except from "Return to Ommadawn").
I especially recommend the three concept albums "The Snow Goose", "Nude", and Stationary Traveller", and the single songs "Ice", "Fox Hill", and "Lady Fantasy", all three smashingly performed live on the "In From the Cold Tour" DVD from 2014.
You should also check out the pianist Gus Fogle's YT-channel. Some years ago, he and a buddy on bass performed "Amarok" live. Just the two of them! Afterwards, Fogle couldn't almost stand to take the ovation, he was so exhausted.
@@sneakyfox4651 Hey sneaky Fox🤗Thank you for answering me and all the Good tips you gave me. You Really know a lot about M.Oldfield i dont. My favorites are still tubellar bells and ommadawn.
@@marinahill4254 Thank you. Oldfield was my first big discovery and very much settled my musical preferences. Before that I was a little lost since I wasn't really into "louder" bands like Slade, Sweet, Kiss, The Rolling Stones, The Who, e.t.c., and I wasn't into pop music either (no intellectual challenges).
So I became very happy when I discovered Oldfield and the whole ProgRock segment.
I can also recommend Tangerine Dream. "Tangram" is a two-piece composition, not unlike Oldfield's earlier work, and the song "Mojave Plan" is sheer magic with scales.
@@sneakyfox4651 Hey Sneak Doc where so you come from?
Sorry a few mistakes where do you come from
Whether or not people like this or not is entirely a matter of personal taste. What seems to have been ignored so far is the skill required to manipulate four different audio sources at different speeds to produce an overall mix where no individual instrument sounds out of tune. To then marry up the imagery and make it fit with the music is an additional talent. Yes I prefer the original, but respect for what has been achieved here. Different, but certainly not odd!
I would love to play these bells, it must be impossible ❤
Beautiful ~ meditative ~ never tire of Mike & his music 💟 (bonus is being slower...I can play along with my guitar..sort of, best I can!
Tabular bells was a masterpiece...
Tubular bells, through its iterations, has threaded its way through my life. It's has supported me through some highs in life , but more importantly, some sloughs of despair.
Thanks Mike: I owe you several...
I really like that you didn't forget to include Carrie Melbourne playing the Chapman Stick from 9:01. The sound of this instrument isn't in the world premiere videos, even though she's on stage there too!
The absolute best moving work for md of the genius Mike Oldfield. A source of my musical inspiration for years. Thank you for sharing
🙌🎶💫Great Musician🎶💫🙌✌️
No importa el ritmo ,sigue y seguirá siendo... BRUTAL 😍
The bells, the bells :-)
Jes, people who stop the video to soon, looses the best part of it❤
Bravo - top music
Simplement génial....
Dear me, so ein toller Rhythmus.
muy bueno,Mike👍
wow!
YES
The "green" version 😁
Epico inolvidable tema
This has been slowed down a good bit.
It's The Eternal Remix! Makes the bells sound profound and lets us enjoy their amazing beautiful sound. You can check the normal-speed version too though! I linked it on the description as The Traditional Bells (:
@@oddsounds3920 Thank you, I've just seen this reply, after saying the same earlier today :)
This is waaay slow compared to the live version. Don't know why it is so slow.
I don’t know why , it’s deliberate cause when I put the speed to 1,25 x it’s also terrible to listen to. Too fast and false . Let’s forget this one . Though it would be a nice remix by a fan . But : his taste and if the maker loves it , ok. But for me it’s a no-go.
@@Chappomusic I agree. If he likes the way he did it, fine with me too - but not my taste.
The world is filled with Odd Sounds my friend. Just an odd remix for a different mood (:
@@oddsounds3920 no objection here. Everyone likes different things
@@MGOHIO I may throw the normal speed version on the channel when I have some free time on the weekend. Seems some would enjoy that too. Have a nice day!
What does the singer says at the beginning ? Anybody knows?
Frankfurt Festhalle - Germany 1992 🥰
Vocals Rosa Cedron (Luar Na Lubra)
I can't find the full show of these wonderful, can you please help me 😊❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Looks like this clip is from "Later with Jools Holland". A BBC production here in the UK
Thank you for the information @@Defector09
O CAPODOPERA REVOLUTIONARA PENTRU MUZICA MONDIALA...
Enregistré quand et où ?
Me gusta mas asi,mas mistico y ambiental
Ja. Sehr früh. 2 mal schneller gespielt und es könnte was werden. Warten wir 10 Jahre bis London 1998 und bis dahin hat
er begriffen.