A group of professional bank robbers start to feel the heat from police when they unknowingly leave a clue at their latest heist. Music From a scene with Neil & Eady Movie Link : www.imdb.com/ti...
Michael Mann really stepped into another world when creating this film. The selection of the music is just a masterpiece. No one has come even close to this movie. I'm at awe each time I watch it.
Succinctly well-said. Back in the 90s with no internet, took me forever to track down all the songs from various artists/albums. Finally when the official soundtrack CD released, it was still missing some.
if you didn't know, Michael Mann directed also the first seasons of Miami Vice, the first episode the pilot being my favourite one. it's like a whole movie of itself being one hour and 30 minutes but it has the Michael Mann fingerprints all over it, on the music shots, the surrealism of the whole scenery, it almost transports you in the character's skin.
I always thought that "Heat" was the masterpiece of Michael Mann, but last year I watched " Public Ennemies" for the second time (I had never seen it since its release in theaters), and woooow, now, I'm wondering if this film is not superior by some aspects... I mean, maybe not as HUGE (how could it beat the casting, cinematography of "Heat" :) but at times even more moving and fascinating... Anyway, LOVE Michael Mann since my teenage years, his vision is UNIQUE :)
@@StephenDedalus74 That's a bold statement, but you've got me curious to rewatch Public Enemies. I too have only scene it once in theaters and didn't like it. I was the same way with Miami Vice. Tried watching the unrated cut a few times and never could get into it. Finally watched the theatrical cut and I absolutely fell in love with it. Low key one of Michael Mann's best films.
Damn right. In my younger days I tried my best to recreate that moment in real life. Came close once or twice but that unattainable alchemy is the stuff of dreams, the wet kind.
@@Aman-nk5uq heavily disagree. There has been some absolutely fantastic art, comedy, film etc throughout the 2000's. It's harder to find and sift through the garbage but it's certainly here.
My daughter is named after Eady - this film had such an impact on us. I already confessed to her - she's named after a fictional bank robbers girlfriend. I think that's awesome 😁
Au pur hasard je tombe sur ton message car j'ai tj été amoureux dans ma vie du personnage d heidi elle est magnifique du coup pour ta fille que dieu la protège et lui accorde la santé bonheur inchallah voilà je suis de Paris santé bonheur sur vous car 1 famille c'est important
Man this is the first guitar solo that made me cry. The guitarist carved his soul into this song and it perfectly fits with the movie. What a masterpiece.
guy told me one time, 'Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.'
One of the best soundtracks I have ever heard, the movie itself is a masterpiece, I would have loved them to escape at the end of the movie and start a new life in another place.
It’s loosely based on a real life story of Neil McCauley and a cop. The encounter at the coffee shop was also real.. am only quoting from the Wikipedia!
many years ago i searched for this film version of the song for the longest time. nearly a decade later, it just drops in my lap from out of the blue. some things work in strange ways.
Ocean pier. 3rd story apt terrace. 11pm. Late September. Ocean breeze. Jameson on the rocks. Distant traffic. Waves lapping. No past. No future. Eyes closed. Sublime.
All three are masterpiece films. I was lucky enough to see Heat in the theatre when it first came out and GF 3. GF 1 and GF2 I was able to seen in theaters when shown on special occasion. I never hear the sound of helicopter blades without thinking of the scene where Hanna is tracking Neil by air and then switches to car and Moby is playing.
The Godfather has more soul, Heat is very fitting for a 90s film precisely because it's more soulless. This isn't to say that Heat isn't great btw, it was a thing of its time. Not a bad thing.
I am so sorry for your loss! Time will not really heal it, but time will scab it over... eventually. I wish you luck in learning how to live in a different way now. Be well
i totally feel you mate, i lost my mother on june 8th and my father on january 9th and heat was one of several films we watched together at the movie theater during it's release on 1995 when i was 11, deep emotions and sorrow, my deepest condolences to you and your family.
Thank you for support and sharing your experiences of loss. I very much appreciate it. I delivered a cathartic farewell speech at the funeral and was fine for some time, but I still experience some ad hoc grief, out of nowhere. Have to talk to psychologist about it. Music isn’t enough, even if it’s always been!
Wow, I love this movie and when Neil meets Eady is awesome!! That scene on her house, with that amazing incredible view from LA lights and with this music on the back, makes that whole scene so deep and magic! What an amazing photograph Heat has....Michael Mann is the best!
This goes out to all the lone wolf salesmen out there, cruising around, seeing prospects, talking shit, doing deals, traveling solo… then coming home tired to their family …
You are not alone in these feelings, I love this film and sound track, So much it burns right into my very being and soul, How on earth could Nil turn off the freeway to kill Grangro and leave Iddy alone, is beyond belief!!!
@@paulvhs 2 years later from when I made that comment and I have no idea where I got the idea that it was shot on digital lmao. Yes, Heat was shot 35mm.
@@RShadow12 still impressive how they made it look good. I mean, film in general looks pretty gorgeous, but this? must be the processing afterwards or the lenses. Shit I wanna shoot like this
If you ask me this movie is a gift of the goddess, my two favourite actors De Niro and Pacino a wonderful story, wonderful music. One of my favourite movies for sure, if not my all time favourite...
I could effortlessly immerse myself in this film repeatedly throughout a day and still yearn for more. It's truly a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic masterpiece. The soundtrack is profoundly divine and serves as a significant source of inspiration. It complements the emotional depth of each scene with such precision that it may as well be predestined. Perfection personified.
I’ve noticed that there are really rare people who enjoy and understand these We all should meet on some rooftop at night and play this and just chill with drinks
yachtrockman good times in the early to mid nineties, I was born in 1986 and big fan of action movies, comedies etc from the 1980s and 1990’s along with music, games which I do feel is better then some of the stuff we have today for entertainment.
This music and scene screams passion. I am of the beliefe that two people can have a wonderful and unforgetable night of passion without the need to "Need" to become romantically involved. Enjoy whatever one night in your life might give you and don't try to spoil it too much by thoughts of tommorow.
Poet at heart. What you wrote is awesome. Been there done that... and miss it. Unfortunately one will be victor and the other the loser. Oh fate, what a cruel joke you play
+gutz1981 You're a sick man, you're the reason why our society is crumbling. Stop living in a fantasy and look at real world. Start making families, having many children, men being masculine and doing their traditional role, stop drinking pills and sleeping with them. This is our society now. Thanks a fucking bunch you sick pile of shit.
John Snow Funny, as I am not the one judging others in what they do or insulting them or blaming all the worlds problems on anyone. You on the other hand seem to be holding on to some anger and I think your own words prove which out of the two of us has issues. You could have disagreed and that would have been alright. But, yeah, you just couldn't help yourself.
Her gece yalnızlığımı bu şaheserle ve Mystery Man parçası ile geçiriyorum. Balkonda , yalnız , sigara içip , gökyüzüne bakıyorum. Cavantina ve bu parça ruhuma dokunuyor.
this song is perfect for me, i listen to this track for many years ago, you know Robert De Niro is good man to talked with women. I love the song really
for everyone interested in experiencing similar late night atmosphere: Bohren and Der Club of Gore - Midnight Radio (as well as other albums, but this one is special)
T Beridze it's from the album Blue he released in 1985 with his band The Chasers, so it predates the movie. But it fits the movie like a glove so I figured the same thing
I met one of Terje Rypdal's students at DXB int airport, I really consider myself very lucky to have shaken hands with someone who has seen Maestro live in real life...
I had the pleasure of speaking with Terje Rypdal when he and the band (Skywards) had dinner some years ago. Very nice and down to earth guy, we had lots of laughs, and (as I suspected) we share a lot of musical favourites (Beatles, Mahler, Weather Report).
Michael Mann really stepped into another world when creating this film. The selection of the music is just a masterpiece.
No one has come even close to this movie. I'm at awe each time I watch it.
Succinctly well-said. Back in the 90s with no internet, took me forever to track down all the songs from various artists/albums. Finally when the official soundtrack CD released, it was still missing some.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
if you didn't know, Michael Mann directed also the first seasons of Miami Vice, the first episode the pilot being my favourite one. it's like a whole movie of itself being one hour and 30 minutes but it has the Michael Mann fingerprints all over it, on the music shots, the surrealism of the whole scenery, it almost transports you in the character's skin.
I always thought that "Heat" was the masterpiece of Michael Mann, but last year I watched " Public Ennemies" for the second time (I had never seen it since its release in theaters), and woooow, now, I'm wondering if this film is not superior by some aspects... I mean, maybe not as HUGE (how could it beat the casting, cinematography of "Heat" :) but at times even more moving and fascinating... Anyway, LOVE Michael Mann since my teenage years, his vision is UNIQUE :)
@@StephenDedalus74 That's a bold statement, but you've got me curious to rewatch Public Enemies. I too have only scene it once in theaters and didn't like it. I was the same way with Miami Vice. Tried watching the unrated cut a few times and never could get into it. Finally watched the theatrical cut and I absolutely fell in love with it. Low key one of Michael Mann's best films.
The balcony scene is the most romantic thing i have seen ..ever..that music makes it so smooth
obviously never seen Attack of the Clones
Oh my god Karen tell me about it amazing💐
Damn right. In my younger days I tried my best to recreate that moment in real life. Came close once or twice but that unattainable alchemy is the stuff of dreams, the wet kind.
@@andrewlee7228 are you saying that Star Wars is better than this scene??? lol
@@gurgurglukastur9071 interpret my comment however you want 🤦
Im not sure I've ever seen a crime drama look so smooth.
Last meaningful decade in entire world..90s. Back when actors, directors, music had class, style, substance and personality. RIP world since 2000 !!!
Heat was actually Micheal Mann’s second attempt making the story. His first attempt bombed. It was a made for TV film titled LA Takedown.
You haven't .👍🏾👍🏾
@@Aman-nk5uq heavily disagree. There has been some absolutely fantastic art, comedy, film etc throughout the 2000's. It's harder to find and sift through the garbage but it's certainly here.
Cheers to the "alone" wolves in the world...
cheers, bro
cheers, mate
cheers
cheers mate
cheers guys
3 A.M. listening to this Master piece.....thinking about life
Me too, smoking a marlboro
try “the messiah” by roy buchanan
what a great song..
That’s the discipline..👌🏼
Same
My daughter is named after Eady - this film had such an impact on us. I already confessed to her - she's named after a fictional bank robbers girlfriend. I think that's awesome 😁
Love it!
Au pur hasard je tombe sur ton message car j'ai tj été amoureux dans ma vie du personnage d heidi elle est magnifique du coup pour ta fille que dieu la protège et lui accorde la santé bonheur inchallah voilà je suis de Paris santé bonheur sur vous car 1 famille c'est important
Man this is the first guitar solo that made me cry. The guitarist carved his soul into this song and it perfectly fits with the movie. What a masterpiece.
Check Mystery Man from Heat soundtrack. Same guy playing.
@@antigoniloukovitou7747 Nailed it.
Better yet, support the artist. This was from Terje Rypdal's 1986 release "Blue" on EMC records. Whole album is a masterpiece and it's still in print.
Terje Rypdal is severely underrated. Check out Waves (1978)
guy told me one time, 'Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.'
Yep..
But..
We are only humans
The point of the film is that it's way easier said than done
and that's what killed McCauley........you can't walk out on everything....
We're only human born to make mistakes...
im alone but not lonely
Who else felt alone , but not lonely after listening to this...?
i feel lonely
Totally lonely..
Amio achi dostw
One of the best soundtracks I have ever heard, the movie itself is a masterpiece, I would have loved them to escape at the end of the movie and start a new life in another place.
It’s loosely based on a real life story of Neil McCauley and a cop. The encounter at the coffee shop was also real.. am only quoting from the Wikipedia!
Fuck yea it woulda
Atef Ibrahim Facts. That was the one part of the movie that I didn’t like
DeNiro didn't actually click with her in real life. Movie fact
I'm I feel the same way which is kind of amazing considering what monsters they all are
"My father I don't know where he is, got a brother somewhere.
- Neil
The genius Terje Rypdal!
Credit to Michael Mann for recognizing Mr Rypdal's talent.
genius at work.
Michael Mann director of cool!!
many years ago i searched for this film version of the song for the longest time. nearly a decade later, it just drops in my lap from out of the blue. some things work in strange ways.
Sam Ace Rothstein Wrong winter of 95 De Niro crime movie bro.
playerselite42 what?
Your name doesn't correlate with the picture.
playerselite42 yes, i am aware of that lol.
how can this song sound so sad, sexy and scary all at the same time? damn it’s so great
Perfection
Be un mistero, un capolavoro
City of lights. In Fiji, they have these iridescent algae.
They come out once a year in the water. That's what it looks like out there.
Can’t stop listening to this on repeat.. absolutely beautiful…
Me too !!
Me too!
So am i
Check this out too 👌🏼
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I think this is the best soundtrack of cinema history
Ocean pier. 3rd story apt terrace. 11pm. Late September. Ocean breeze. Jameson on the rocks. Distant traffic. Waves lapping. No past. No future. Eyes closed. Sublime.
Natskivna, You Nail It ! All the love from Italy.
Best ever comment
Have a good time for the rest of your life, you rock!
Wow 👌🏾
One of my favorite comments. You perfectly expressed the feeling.
My sister gave me this movie on VHS in the late 90s. I also got it on BluRay. People make a big deal of The Godfather. I make a big deal of HEAT
Heat is a masterpiece, ….Godfather massively overrated
@@Hz-yl7duGodfather is still a masterpiece
All three are masterpiece films. I was lucky enough to see Heat in the theatre when it first came out and GF 3. GF 1 and GF2 I was able to seen in theaters when shown on special occasion. I never hear the sound of helicopter blades without thinking of the scene where Hanna is tracking Neil by air and then switches to car and Moby is playing.
The Godfather has more soul, Heat is very fitting for a 90s film precisely because it's more soulless. This isn't to say that Heat isn't great btw, it was a thing of its time. Not a bad thing.
2024 and i'm still listening to this masterpiece.Hope someday soon i would be able to recreate this scene.
Inchallah Pour toi que ce souhait sois exaucé avec ta heidi
That's the discipline.
Lost my father yesterday, he passed way too early. This piece is helping me cope with tragic loss. Thank you Terje for capturing so many emotions.
I am so sorry for your loss! Time will not really heal it, but time will scab it over... eventually. I wish you luck in learning how to live in a different way now. Be well
Im very sorry bro🥹🥹🥹 i hope u ok
Dios te bendiga a ti y a tu familia🙏🥹🥹🥹🥹
i totally feel you mate, i lost my mother on june 8th and my father on january 9th and heat was one of several films we watched together at the movie theater during it's release on 1995 when i was 11, deep emotions and sorrow, my deepest condolences to you and your family.
@@ellaniostheos 🥹🥹🙏🙏🙏im very sorry🥹🥹🥹🥹🙏🙏
Thank you for support and sharing your experiences of loss. I very much appreciate it. I delivered a cathartic farewell speech at the funeral and was fine for some time, but I still experience some ad hoc grief, out of nowhere. Have to talk to psychologist about it. Music isn’t enough, even if it’s always been!
Vincent: I don't know how to do anything else.
Neil: Neither do I.
Vincent: Don't much want to.
Neil: Neither do I.
Thank you for those loving comments. Glad this music got you guys
Love this scene so much and been looking for this music for years! Thanks man! 🎶👍
Last meaningful decade in entire world..90s. Back when actors, directors, music had class, style, substance and personality. RIP world since 2000 !!!
So, after a fashion, the world did end in 2000?
DONT FORGET THE 80s
...since 9/11. After this, Hollywood & his fantasy are dead
@@chrishernandez8913 80's were before the 90's
@@Laserman_31 we don't need Hollywood. Many fantastic independent films and projects making great content.
Wow, I love this movie and when Neil meets Eady is awesome!! That scene on her house, with that amazing incredible view from LA lights and with this music on the back, makes that whole scene so deep and magic! What an amazing photograph Heat has....Michael Mann is the best!
Damn straight
Это было у него дома
To be looking at the LA skyline at midnight in 1995, absolute peak of human existence.
Truth
" Ahh...the City of lights ".
@@LOLOqqq Los Angeles
"I work in metals. I'm a salesman. My name's Neil"
👍👏 One of the best comments
This goes out to all the lone wolf salesmen out there, cruising around, seeing prospects, talking shit, doing deals, traveling solo… then coming home tired to their family …
My heart is full of hurtful feelings and the crying of the guitar makes me cry, alone.
You are not alone in these feelings, I love this film and sound track, So much it burns right into my very being and soul, How on earth could Nil turn off the freeway to kill Grangro and leave Iddy alone, is beyond belief!!!
Pain and love in this masterpiece
maan that scene on the balcony all this years still stuck on my head
the quality of this movie looks more of today’s making not nearly 25yrs ago. It’s awesome
Indeed. If it was released today, it still stands head and shoulders above. Class film.
@@RShadow12 he did not. Heat was shot on 35mm negative format, I believe it was the Eastman EXR 500T. Nonetheless, it really does look from today.
@@paulvhs 2 years later from when I made that comment and I have no idea where I got the idea that it was shot on digital lmao. Yes, Heat was shot 35mm.
@@RShadow12 still impressive how they made it look good. I mean, film in general looks pretty gorgeous, but this? must be the processing afterwards or the lenses. Shit I wanna shoot like this
@@paulvhs Yea it’s a gorgeous film. Dante Spinotti and Michael Mann are a hell of a team.
that scene were Bob is on the balcony with eadys the most beautiful scene I ever seen in a movie
The soundtrack really picked up the tone of each individual scene perfectly.
Eady: - Travelling makes you lonely?
Neil: I am alone, i'm not lonely
This is the best version of this song.
The great Terje Rypdal has scored one of the most romatintic scenes in the outlaw genre. What more!
Music doesn't get better than this. It just DOESN'T!!!
what a masterpiece !
Gob
Just because I’m alone ...doesn’t mean I’m lonely. Awesome scene
Cheers to you !!!!!
If you ask me this movie is a gift of the goddess, my two favourite actors De Niro and Pacino a wonderful story, wonderful music. One of my favourite movies for sure, if not my all time favourite...
God not goddess
romantic scene with great music, what more can we ask?
i love this scene
I could effortlessly immerse myself in this film repeatedly throughout a day and still yearn for more. It's truly a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic masterpiece. The soundtrack is profoundly divine and serves as a significant source of inspiration. It complements the emotional depth of each scene with such precision that it may as well be predestined. Perfection personified.
Most underrated film
1:38 - 2:30 is so melodic and entrancing… it’s the most sultry and romantic background music I’ve heard in a film.
The whole atmosphere of this scene is simply amazing...
One of my favoritt movies, and so honored by the fact that some of these soundtracks come from aound her I live
I’m alone… but I’m not lonely ❤️💔
I’ve noticed that there are really rare people who enjoy and understand these
We all should meet on some rooftop at night and play this and just chill with drinks
This could be on Miami Vice
Michael Mann has made both Miami Vice and Heat, so why not?
I was reading the comments to the legend himself TERJE RYPDAL and he was very proud and got very emotionally.
Spread more love this days people 🙌🏼
Rain + this music +wine +cigarettes+alone in the dark =heaven is there
best movie scene ever..... its just life,not a movie scene...thats the feeling you have when u watch it!!!
yes!!!! the overcast, the city, the lights, the conversation..... Edie is the woman you MARRY. michael mann is wonderful!
This music keeps me sharp (snap), on the edge (snap), where I gotta be.
best scene in this movie
This is the type of song you ride in the night with the cool breeze hitting your face while your lady riding with you
yea, and your girl be like wtf?.......they never understand , ruining the moment
@@lazerbeak2125 hahaha
@@lazerbeak2125 lol
better tasted alone
with her hair blowing in the wind
Peoples need to watch this scene there is no words to describe it except perfection
Quintessential '90s. We didn't appreciate what we had in movies then.
didnt appreciate. Born in 1995 here. RIP world, music, movies since 90s.
+Aman you seem to be hurt man, leaving same comment in every thread. dig deeper. there's plenty of amazing music and films made today.
No there's not...unfortunately
yachtrockman good times in the early to mid nineties, I was born in 1986 and big fan of action movies, comedies etc from the 1980s and 1990’s along with music, games which I do feel is better then some of the stuff we have today for entertainment.
vnz no it’s not. Yeah some good stuff made today but the peak has gone. Now it’s all bullshit.
Best movie i have ever seen!
In every way this movie is amazing, the visuals, soundtrack, story, a timeless masterpiece
One of the best movies ever the balcony scene and the city skyline and Evy ...
This... is... astonishing...
What a mix!
ALGERIA.2021.LOVE
♥️♥️♥️
my best favorite film in 90-s ....amazing OST .... crazy good film ....Thanks to all creators
This music and scene screams passion. I am of the beliefe that two people can have a wonderful and unforgetable night of passion without the need to "Need" to become romantically involved. Enjoy whatever one night in your life might give you and don't try to spoil it too much by thoughts of tommorow.
nais
Poet at heart. What you wrote is awesome. Been there done that... and miss it. Unfortunately one will be victor and the other the loser. Oh fate, what a cruel joke you play
+gutz1981
You're a sick man, you're the reason why our society is crumbling. Stop living in a fantasy and look at real world. Start making families, having many children, men being masculine and doing their traditional role, stop drinking pills and sleeping with them. This is our society now. Thanks a fucking bunch you sick pile of shit.
John Snow
Funny, as I am not the one judging others in what they do or insulting them or blaming all the worlds problems on anyone. You on the other hand seem to be holding on to some anger and I think your own words prove which out of the two of us has issues. You could have disagreed and that would have been alright. But, yeah, you just couldn't help yourself.
@@vonbraunprimarch U ok hun?
90s really was the age of movies and songs and music. gone once and for all
The greatest soundtrack ever made.
Parmi mes projets de vies, l’un d’eux est de me rendre un jour sur les hauteurs de L.A. tard le soir et d’y écouter ce morceau ❤️
I think this is the best and most beautiful scene in heat❤❤❤
"I ain't never going back"
I haven't come across a single track that has more swag than this.
Best song.... Amazing Terje and your LAst Nite
And a better love story than twilight xD
Alison McNeal hahahhahahahhahaha awesome
Yep, since the characters in Heat are much better fleshed out than those in fuckin' Twilight and its sequels.
Lol you actually watched twilight
@@rxtsec1 Only the first one. Didn't like it at all.
Don't even compare.
The moment i fell in love with LA and love of LA brought me to states. There couldn't be any better way to protray the true colors of city.
The best years. The real best years…
Her gece yalnızlığımı bu şaheserle ve Mystery Man parçası ile geçiriyorum.
Balkonda , yalnız , sigara içip , gökyüzüne bakıyorum.
Cavantina ve bu parça ruhuma dokunuyor.
Yalizmisin yokasa korkuyorsun?
Az önce aynısını yapıyor iken yorumu gördüm. "Tek başına"lığın parçası.
vay vay vay
Heat filminin çok büyük bir fanı olarak bende şuan bi sigara yakıp karanlığa bakıp içiyorum offf offf offfki ne offff
What language are you speaking?
Stress fractures in titanium
neil and eady.......fiji
Başka bir olay
this song is perfect for me, i listen to this track for many years ago, you know Robert De Niro is good man to talked with women. I love the song really
this song has a weird feeling but in a good way
My favourite music,movie and scene..
Ah this song...beautiful.
Facts. This whole movie was tight. And this song is amazing in so many ways
do u feel lonely
+TheGorsisahib Yes sometimes
i thought you would say m alone not lonely!!!. but you took it the other way. now i gotta give you a shoulder
+TheGorsisahib I would have said I am alone not lonely :) but I am kind of Lonely. The shoulder comment #Lovely & made me smile
1:38-2:55 - pure magic.
for everyone interested in experiencing similar late night atmosphere: Bohren and Der Club of Gore - Midnight Radio (as well as other albums, but this one is special)
What a beautiful smile from Amy 😍
INCREDIBLY PEACEFUL AND THOUGHT PROVOKING.........
+Boston Churchill peaceful? no.
omg i love this film soundtrack and the actors!
Life•bending: Neil McCauley to sweet Eady "I KNOW ENOUGH."
A summer night , i look at the sky , im dreaming about my past.
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Marvelous Guitar sounds. Great instrument humanity ever made.
It was composed specifically for this scene. as far as I know. The real version is different from this one.
I love this version just abit better to ' frickin love this movie
T Beridze it's from the album Blue he released in 1985 with his band The Chasers, so it predates the movie.
But it fits the movie like a glove so I figured the same thing
+Ben Munro nice one ! thanks for info
Definitely you're absolutely right. This is a better version than the original
I met one of Terje Rypdal's students at DXB int airport,
I really consider myself very lucky to have shaken hands with someone who has seen Maestro live in real life...
I had the pleasure of speaking with Terje Rypdal when he and the band (Skywards) had dinner some years ago. Very nice and down to earth guy, we had lots of laughs, and (as I suspected) we share a lot of musical favourites (Beatles, Mahler, Weather Report).
just an awesome tune! matched so with those two looking the city lights! just perfect
Best film!!!
beautiful movie
"I am alone, not lonely"
I’m alone. But not lonely... is there anyone else out there like me..
What would you call this genre of music recognize it from a lot of different movies and shows of the era, so nostalgic and fitting of LA
I heard this music when I travelled from Baghdad to Sulamynya in the night, I feel Im alone in this world, its incredible felling