What went wrong on the Herald Of Free Enterprise??? . The music, the narrators voice (Richard Vaughan) and the documentaries complemented each other to a tee 👌. The Peter Guinness narrated episodes (with this music) and the latter episodes when Richard Vaughan returned (without the music) where never as good somehow. The show doesn't work without all 3 ingredients imo
I heard it in a an aviation safety training video today. I was unprepared for the emotional effect it would have on me when I recognised both the music and incident very close in succession.
now using advanced computer simulations we break down just what happened that fateful day. Disaster don't just happen they're a chain of critical events. unravel the clues and count down those final seconds from disaster.
Especially when it’s used in a safety video for us, those who work on the airfield and could cause our very own “seconds from disaster” episode if we’re not careful. I really didn’t expect to react so strongly to it.
"The Seconds from Disaster intro, an energizing and exciting theme. Suddenly, poor internet connection causes notable inconvenience and poor video reception. Now, with the help of a webpage reload, we will examine what went wrong."
April 1989, a military exercise is well underway in the Caribbean Sea. There, the crew members onboard the battleship U.S.S. Iowa expects a trouble-free exercise. Then, just before the battleship fires her guns, disaster strikes! Suddenly, without warning, an explosion rips one of Iowa’s gun turrets, the blast kills 47 crew members and leaves investigators baffled. But why did a turret malfunction lead to an explosion? Was the ship sabotaged by terrorists? Design flaw? Or a catastrophic mechanical failure? Now with advanced computer simulations, we reveal exactly what went wrong onboard U.S.S. Iowa. Disasters don’t just happen, they’re a chain of critical events. Unravel the clues and count down to those final….SECONDS FROM DISASTER! Battleship Turret Explosion
We watched a clip from this show in one of the aviation safety training modules. Having watched neither shows for years I was confused at first between Air Crash Investigation (Mayday) and this. But then I remembered no, this was seconds from disaster and between this music and the realisation that I knew about the disaster already, combined with having worked in a similar company for quite some time and having several pilot friends, it had a surprisingly strong impact on me. A sense of impending dread. Most unexpected.
Now by rewinding the events of that faithful day and by going deep into the investigation, we can reveal what happened to El Al 1862. Advance computer simulation will take us where no camera can go into the heart of the disaster Zone.
JAY MANDY Now using advanced computer technology we reveal what led to disaster at the Gardeleon. The American narrator made everything so dramatic lol.
UPS Flight 6 haunts me. I work in ground handling and the thought of one of my pilot friends suffering and dying alone like that genuinely unsettles me.
If only the shuttle was not buffeted by strong wind shear and the albeit temporary but strong Aluminum oxide seal had held on at the field joint for another minute. Its just a series of errors and conditions that came on together with disastrous consequences.
I don't think there's a bad track in all of SfD or Mayday really.....but I prefer this to Emergency Beat, the one they used after this one (which was also used by the WWE among others) I can't find a bad track in any episode at all. Whoever did the music for each ep nailed every single time, still holds up really, really, really well
A TWA jumbo jet: on a routine flight from new York to Paris France. Suddenly, it explodes and plunges burning into the Atlantic. There are 230 people on board. Was it a missile attack, a terrorist bomb , or a catastrophic mechanical failure!
On april 15th 2014 a ferry was sailing to jeju island but then the ship capsized 300 people were onboard only 200 died its the worst ferry sinking in maritime history
When I have a problem in my life and I want to reflect on the event, I immediately think of this music and start counting the critical events.
What went wrong on the Herald Of Free Enterprise??? .
The music, the narrators voice (Richard Vaughan) and the documentaries complemented each other to a tee 👌.
The Peter Guinness narrated episodes (with this music) and the latter episodes when Richard Vaughan returned (without the music) where never as good somehow.
The show doesn't work without all 3 ingredients imo
I did that as a kid
that is hilarious
unravel the clues to count down those seconds to disaster
If you hear this music playing: RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!!
@Albert's Films & Production American 77?
I heard it in a an aviation safety training video today. I was unprepared for the emotional effect it would have on me when I recognised both the music and incident very close in succession.
Unless you're the cameraman
now using advanced computer simulations we break down just what happened that fateful day. Disaster don't just happen they're a chain of critical events. unravel the clues and count down those final seconds from disaster.
Random Gaming Videos LOL. exactly, did anyone not come here to here that narration? Jesus. Where's the narrator?
“Advanced computer simulations” for 2004
0:18
Disasters don't just happen, they're a chain of critical events, unravel the clues and countdown those final...
Seconds from Disaster.
Xenith Xenaku I loved it when the American guy said it. That narrator was so dramatic lol.
Well done, i had a hard time remenissing them!
If ya hear this music or some British guy narrating something then you should run
*LOL*
:D
hahaah true shit
*run to the TV
"Hello, I'm the Doctor. Basically, Run!"
Disasters don't just happen, they're a chain of critical events. Unravel the clues and count down those final......SECONDS FROM DISASTER!
777Abrams
*episode starts* Singapore Hotel Collapse
AF4590 (Concorde)
Mhm
Sean Chernobyl
Piper alpha
Thanks for the upload! Seconds from Disaster was such a great show.
Genuinely scary music... Knowing the connotations...
Especially when it’s used in a safety video for us, those who work on the airfield and could cause our very own “seconds from disaster” episode if we’re not careful. I really didn’t expect to react so strongly to it.
I should play this before I take a exam
"The Seconds from Disaster intro, an energizing and exciting theme. Suddenly, poor internet connection causes notable inconvenience and poor video reception. Now, with the help of a webpage reload, we will examine what went wrong."
The jingle at the start of this track is probably what Seconds from Disaster is most famous for
Looking at their advanced computer simulations makes me laugh in 2019. Technology improves so fast.
no kid,that kind of cgi had been exist from early 1990s.The show is much more later,but just the words
Their tech and visuals improved over the years too if you compare earlier episodes with later ones
How you got ahold of this is beyond me. It sounds so crystal clear, so it's clearly from the source.
In the description it has the music name
@@TheNewsChannel yes this is certainly sweet victory
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Great music and great documentary film
Lol this scared me as a kid
“Woop WOOP, terrain pull up, WOOP WOOP” scared me as a kid.
This is the original theme for the show, used for the first few series.
April 1989, a military exercise is well underway in the Caribbean Sea. There, the crew members onboard the battleship U.S.S. Iowa expects a trouble-free exercise. Then, just before the battleship fires her guns, disaster strikes! Suddenly, without warning, an explosion rips one of Iowa’s gun turrets, the blast kills 47 crew members and leaves investigators baffled. But why did a turret malfunction lead to an explosion? Was the ship sabotaged by terrorists? Design flaw? Or a catastrophic mechanical failure?
Now with advanced computer simulations, we reveal exactly what went wrong onboard U.S.S. Iowa.
Disasters don’t just happen, they’re a chain of critical events. Unravel the clues and count down to those final….SECONDS FROM DISASTER!
Battleship Turret Explosion
I really would love to see an episode on the Iowa's turret incident.
Advanced computer simulations will take us where no camera can go.
We watched a clip from this show in one of the aviation safety training modules. Having watched neither shows for years I was confused at first between Air Crash Investigation (Mayday) and this. But then I remembered no, this was seconds from disaster and between this music and the realisation that I knew about the disaster already, combined with having worked in a similar company for quite some time and having several pilot friends, it had a surprisingly strong impact on me. A sense of impending dread.
Most unexpected.
Los desastres no suceden simplemente, son una cadena de eventos críticos.
From Nicaragua, beautiful,
Haunting to say the least
so cool electronic music
Listening to this as we prepare to take a plane today 😎
Disasters don’t just happen...
They're triggered by a chain of critical events!
@@Giratina575 that lead to those fatal.. seconds from disaster!
Now by rewinding the events of that faithful day and by going deep into the investigation, we can reveal what happened to El Al 1862. Advance computer simulation will take us where no camera can go into the heart of the disaster Zone.
Ahora, mediante tecnología informática de vanguardia, desvelaremos qué ocurrió exactamente aquel fatídico día.
Imagine you're just on your day to day and suddenly this is blasted thru an intercom
Your in purgatory
I'm looking for an ambience music series Seconds from Disaster. But I can't find it. It is in part 32 Valujet
Maybe someone can help.
now using computer simulation we go where no cameras can go into the disaster zone to reveal exactly what downed flight BWH 3000.
JAY MANDY Now using advanced computer technology we reveal what led to disaster at the Gardeleon. The American narrator made everything so dramatic lol.
Now, we will rewind the events of that fateful day. And go deep into the investigation.
cool,thank you for uploading
now the Beirtut explosion
Could Challenger and her Crew could have made it into space?
That question....haunts me!
Most haunting episode so far is "Fire on the ski slope"
Good to see another fellow Indominus fan ;)
@@sinfullife8219 that and the mont Blanc inferno
UPS Flight 6 haunts me. I work in ground handling and the thought of one of my pilot friends suffering and dying alone like that genuinely unsettles me.
If only the shuttle was not buffeted by strong wind shear and the albeit temporary but strong Aluminum oxide seal had held on at the field joint for another minute. Its just a series of errors and conditions that came on together with disastrous consequences.
Cool thanks for upload. :)
There’s another version that were used in the season 3…
Air Florida and the comet, I want to find It !!! Please help me 😂😂
Chinese corona virus be like
I don't think there's a bad track in all of SfD or Mayday really.....but I prefer this to Emergency Beat, the one they used after this one (which was also used by the WWE among others)
I can't find a bad track in any episode at all. Whoever did the music for each ep nailed every single time, still holds up really, really, really well
Put this theme just when an ingame disaster is about to happen, with a recap & you will possibly want to go to the toilet IMMEDIATLEY
A TWA jumbo jet: on a routine flight from new York to Paris France. Suddenly, it explodes and plunges burning into the Atlantic. There are 230 people on board. Was it a missile attack, a terrorist bomb , or a catastrophic mechanical failure!
Me in the shops when the music and narration begins: Why do I hear boss music?
The "Amsterdam Air Crash" episode has some great tracks which I can't find. Would you happen to have those as well?
Disasters don't just happen there a chain of critical events unravel the clues and count down those final seconds from disaster
*episode starts* King's Cross Fire
On april 15th 2014 a ferry was sailing to jeju island but then the ship capsized 300 people were onboard only 200 died its the worst ferry sinking in maritime history
@Aznswordsman007 its in the Episode with the British Oil rig for example
Piper Alpha?
Hi Could I Upload the Soundtrack Of Seconds From Disasters From Episode "Plane Crash In Queens" Min 04:10
You don’t need to ask us for permission, upload to your heart’s content
waluigi's sheets of paper to get in smash were burned on the hindenburg.
0:17 sick beat tho
Hi, can you upload the track from Season 3 Titanic episode that plays during the beginning and before it hit the iceberg?
why is is claimed by spongebob?
This is what plays when they finish writing new episodes
Who was the composer
Steven Faux
Отмотав события назад и используя компьютерное моделирование мы сможем погрузится в место недосягаемое для камеры, в епицентр катастрофы
Now Baltimore bridge collapsed
i never even heard this one before, where did u get this one?
Idk m8
Watch any of the original 3 seasons, it is always the music as the narrator sums up what went wrong.
This is found in S2E4 (Mt. St. Helens Episode)
It is in all the seconds from disaster intros s1-3
災害は偶然の産物ではありません。
何らかの連鎖的な出来事の結果です。
大惨事はなぜ起きてしまったのか､その答えは、この、衝撃の瞬間に隠されています｡
CONCORDE AIR FRANCE 4590
an iowa class warship prepares fire her gun until her turret 2 explode 47 men died
was it terrorist plot
human error
or a ships aging problem
RFS Korolev Daedalus - Class Battleships uss Iowa
TWA 800