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LOL superman..

This song gives me a feeling I never had.

This song just brings back so many horrific images

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Sounds like the end to a feel good movie from the 80s or 90s where the everybody is celebrating about something or everybody is living their dream

こんなに素晴らしいビルと広場が失われてしまった事が、非常に残念だ😭

Never forget

What makes this rendition more eerie to me is this is very much a product of the late 90s/early 2000s. This style of music with the clarinet, acoustic guitar strumming and the bass guitar, it’s a snapshot in time of that time period’s music (think Kenny G). It just feels like a lost time that we’ll never go back to, just reminisce on.

23 years

9/11/2024 never forget ❤

Listening to this on September 11th 2024, it has now been 23 YEARS since 9/11. Never forget

오늘이구나

Is this the exact version that was playing in the plaza?

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Esta pieza musical me ha causado obsesión 😮😮😮

Manuel Gomez, i miss you.

The body slam still haunts me 😢

I've seen the video this haunts me

I heard this playing in Burger King recently.

Sabes que algo va a salir mal cuando suena esto

Can’t believe there is a video of this song playing while both the world trade centers were on fire, one of the other songs was playing in a video and as the song is playing the camera pans to a guy that’s falling from the top floor

La piel de gallina que tendría si suena esta canción mientras tomo un ascensor..

Not to mention the music and lyrics by New York City's own Billy Joel. ❤

정말 무서운 음악이 되어버림.....

¿¿¿¡¡¡The muzak of 9/11!!!??? 😱

Its oddly poetic to have had this song playing during 9/11 while the buildings were burning, like how would the power to the speakers stay on?

It gives chills in the worst way possible.

for those wondering: this was the final song played on the plaza before the south tower fell.

Nah sounds like a track from Roblox gacha online

This reminds of the rainbow sun train theme from Thomas and the magic railroad! EDIT: hate this comment, I wanna see how many dislikes this comment gets…

this banger was playing meanwhile people were banging their heads to the ground from fall damage

Could someone explain to me why these songs are playing randomly during the day? Did the Plaza always have a playlist that played 24/7? Or was there a concert scheduled for later? Did someone manually put this music on, or was the playlist automatic? There’s such a strange aura.

The original song is by Santana if anyone is wondering/don't know. I know of this song but I never knew the name so I didn't recognize it at first glance. It's so cool that Muzak did covers of popular songs at the time considering this would've been 1999. I never knew this since a lot of their other stuff is older. They also did "My Heart Will Go On" from Celine Dion in 1997. It's too bad Muzak isn't a thing anymore, instead being replaced by regular songs. I would've loved to have heard them make covers of songs like Viva la Vida from Coldplay, but also to see which other modern songs they'd cover.

worst timing ever

Makes feel a bit slippery inside

This and the rest of songs of the plaza have a very strong eerie aura, it was still playing like nothing happens and probably the last thing jumpers heard before touching the ground...

LOL Superman

Song is so hard it makes wanna jump off a skyscraper!

My thoughts are that this cover is either by DUKE OF MORTON or John Morton and this is Disk Eyes produced. Other than that i have no clue who made this.

한순간에 장송곡이 되어버린... 😢

Para volar el avion 💯

Lol superman

This song was playing(allegedly) when the north got hit😢

HE JUMP!!

this song with people smacking against the floor was wild

Temazo

Lo último que escucharon las personas antes de que se fueran de este mundo

SPLAT SPLAT, BOOM BOOM, YOU SEE THAT THING FALLING? THATS A MAN YOU SEE HIM YOU SEE HIM?

Years ago I was researching footage of 9/11 and came across Jack Talliercios video he shot in the Plaza right after the attacks and heard this song playing in the background. It was a shocking contrast between this beautiful Billy Joel song and all Hell that was taking place. She's Always A Woman was and still is favorite song but I can't help but remember the awful events of that day.

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