@@RolandVietchorek No end to the crudeness of the self absorbed, eh Roland? Quite sure you are proud of your contribution, attempting to ruin a lovely memory for someone with your vulgarity. Bravo! You Must be one hell of a person. Your mother must be so proud!
One of the most beautiful pieces of music. Listening just takes you away to place in your mind that is pure peace and tranquility where the worries and trials of life do not exist. I want this played at my funeral
Lack words to describe it👏, lots of emotions and appreciation. Woke up tidal waves of memories on my behalf. Love this piece very much and this live version is a masterpiece, kudos to the artists.
this is the definitive version of a great piece of music: as so many have noted, fittingly atmospheric that it would be Roxy's last track off their last album
I lissen to this melody in live concert, too in London, with Lucy at the violin, pratically as viewing her in face... I never heard so transcendent music, and at the end she was as raptured by this enchanting music, looking the other solist in duet both as be amazing coming from a journey by unother world !
You do know that orgasm is referred to as 'la petite mort'? I could get way more freudian about 'thanatos', but no need. As it is, there are major celebs who have purportedly died from auto-erotic asphyxiation. I guess it's a thing. Btw, I'm happy for you that you've never been in love.
Whenever I come across this video, YT also recommends to me 'The Promised Womb' by Dead Can Dance, "Laurelei" by Lisa Gerrard, and 'Tsuru no Sugomori' (the Serenade of Manchurian Cranes) played by Kohachiro Miyata: th-cam.com/video/QZj7kbSJIrE/w-d-xo.html Here is my other favourite by that performer, 'Sika no Tone' (The Cry of the Deer); not sure but I think I recognize this composition from half the episodes of X-Files: th-cam.com/video/7h-dgPfcXH8/w-d-xo.html
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Loved it so much I named my daughter Tara. She was 25 last week......... and as lovely as this song. xx
@@RolandVietchorek No end to the crudeness of the self absorbed, eh Roland? Quite sure you are proud of your contribution, attempting to ruin a lovely memory for someone with your vulgarity. Bravo! You Must be one hell of a person. Your mother must be so proud!
Wonderful...
My Daughters Name: Cosma.
yep - Tara influenced me too - my daughter's name: Sara (22)
and now.. she’s 34
One of the most beautiful pieces of music. Listening just takes you away to place in your mind that is pure peace and tranquility where the worries and trials of life do not exist. I want this played at my funeral
Im agree with you except for the funeral. I want this plaing when I´ll meet my love.
This song makes time stand still.
Really amazing !!!! ❤ what a sound !!!! From France.
Lack words to describe it👏, lots of emotions and appreciation. Woke up tidal waves of memories on my behalf. Love this piece very much and this live version is a masterpiece, kudos to the artists.
I was there. I cried like a baby.
I’m still crying like a baby.
Moi aussi, j'adore ce morceau,....
À chaque fois une émotion, les poils qui se dressent.... Love ❤
2024 and still loving this ❤
Yeah..so do I….❤❤…. Grtz…the Netherlands 🎉
this is the definitive version of a great piece of music: as so many have noted, fittingly atmospheric that it would be Roxy's last track off their last album
This is so beautiful.
Pure beauty
I lissen to this melody in live concert, too in London, with Lucy at the violin, pratically as viewing her in face... I never heard so transcendent music, and at the end she was as raptured by this enchanting music, looking the other solist in duet both as be amazing coming from a journey by unother world !
Best ever music.,.,love it
One of my favourite pieces of music , ever ! A fantastic performance by Andy MacKay . The electric violin compliments this piece to the full !
Sublime version. Lucy Wilkins on violin
Lucy Wilkins on violin.
For me, of all the versions on TH-cam, this is IT❤️💐🙏
By far.
Owns the album version also.
Saw them live, looooved this song
Saw this live in Rotterdam. Sheer magic.
To my sweet dog TARA tears are falling everytime i hear this song its a woop!
More than divine & sublime! 🔝🔨👌👍🫶👏✌️
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Oh my word!! Gorgeous beyond belief
Goosebumps 😢
Bravo -🎶👌🏾 One of my faves from Avalon!🎼🎵
wow this is better than the album, first time ive heard this briliant
terence fynan rbrothers
One best from uk,seen them back in the day.
So great, thanks Andy.
Always coming back for a fix of this 😢❤
This is so perfect ...great !!
The best,...i knew in 1973 already.....
Dichosos somos que encontramos esto como delicia para el oído y la espiritualidad 😑...
❤❤❤❤❤
What about the woman with the violin? Amazingly sweet !!!
LOVE ❤🎷
Jacqueline Eccleson this atcualy aint saxophone
Has a middle eastern feel, in parts!
Fantástico
Tara river spirit.
I think it’s great you named your daughter after this song……
Everyone else seems to think of sex with this song, I think of death. The end. In memorium, that sort of thing.
me too, the last song on the last album. It is like a farewell by Roxy... perfect, beautiful.
I Will have at my passing from world but it only makes me happy when hear it
songtext "for your pleasure" :
Through every step a change
You watch me walk away
Tara Tara
Roxy Music 1973
You do know that orgasm is referred to as 'la petite mort'? I could get way more freudian about 'thanatos', but no need. As it is, there are major celebs who have purportedly died from auto-erotic asphyxiation. I guess it's a thing. Btw, I'm happy for you that you've never been in love.
This was the song we played at my father's funeral...
Bello.
l o v e
Whenever I come across this video, YT also recommends to me 'The Promised Womb' by Dead Can Dance, "Laurelei" by Lisa Gerrard, and 'Tsuru no Sugomori' (the Serenade of Manchurian Cranes) played by Kohachiro Miyata: th-cam.com/video/QZj7kbSJIrE/w-d-xo.html
Here is my other favourite by that performer, 'Sika no Tone' (The Cry of the Deer); not sure but I think I recognize this composition from half the episodes of X-Files: th-cam.com/video/7h-dgPfcXH8/w-d-xo.html