In case you're wondering, The Plastics broke up. Regina's spine healed, and her physical therapist taught her to channel all her rage into sports. It was perfect because the jock girls weren't afraid of her. Karen used her special talents to do the morning weather announcements and Gretchen found herself a new clique and a new queen bee to serve. Aaron went to Northwestern, so I still get to see him on weekends. And me? I had gone from home-schooled jungle freak to shiny Plastic to most hated person in the world to actual human being. All the drama from last year just wasn't important anymore. School used to be like a shark tank, but now I could just float. Finally, Girl World was at peace. And if any freshmen tried to disturb that peace... well, let's just say we knew how to take care of it ;-)
Since I was a teen in the 90s, whenever I needed to get some piece of code done quickly...Halcyon has been the only track that got the job done for me. I have this track (or some Halcyon remix) on repeat sometimes for 16-18 hours straight... After a few minutes listening to it, I stop hearing the track and go into the zone and I write hundreds (sometimes thousands) of lines of code in one sitting; the best part is that when I'm in the Orbital zone, most of the code I write tend to be better written and require less time debugging. Thank you Orbital, I owe you guys my career in software, I couldn't have lasted in this industry this long without Halcyon.
Watched Hackers last night. Made me feel old. I turned 22 four days before the film was released. Angela Jolie just turned 20. I was working at Grand Central Terminal the night they filmed the rollerblading scene.
Knowing the history of this song, and that their mother was on Halcion (Triazolam) and being heavily addicted to it, it really puts a huge pain in my heart.
Better benzos than alcohol or meth or heroin or gambling. Think about it that way. I mean, harm reduction is probably most compatible with benzos. And what more could we possibly want aside from harm reduction...
@@MultiNatla better benzos??? They have some of the most horrific long lasting withdrawals, permanent cognitive impairment with sustained use and can cause death in cessation
This went from being a kooky techno song to perhaps being, arguably, the most spiritual electronic song ever made by rearranging the same sounds and adding some incredible string arrangements. If not the most, then at least second with _Unfinished Sympathy_ being #1
I was born in 95 and my uncle introduced me to this song through mortal combat when I was young and I've held onto it ever since, it's a masterpiece I'll never be without it.
Takes me back to a time in my life where my journey started off discovering who you were, being with amazing friends, going out and having the best times ❤ Music back then felt so emotive and being able to relate to it. Wouldn't it be great to go back and realise what you had instead of wishing what you might have? Simple times, with a basic goal to enjoy yourself as much as possible.
What i love about this song, is that everytime I listen to it, it takes me on a Euphoric flashback to my amazing childhood in the 90s. They named this song "halcyon" as a reference to someone with a drug addiction to a drug of the same name, however "halcyon" literally means denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful. :)
@1lovesoni another weird thing about this song, as much as I love it, I've noticed it's the one and only song that makes me have seizures. Thing is, I love the feeling. Its incredibly Euphoric. It happens in the intro for me. It's like when they say "this song sent me somewhere else" and I'm like "no. Literally, I felt as tho I left this entire universe. The feeling is so intense, that sometimes I stop hearing the song entirely, even on full blast, theres a few moments of pure bliss where I literally can't hear, feel, or sense anything else.
I've had too stop listening to this in the car aswell. This is before I really knew what the song can do to me. I was in Nevada, driving home from work, when this amazing song came on shuffle. It was a pretty lonely drive through a mountainess area, the way the sunset was hitting it, it just looked beautiful. So I thought nothing of it, and just enjoyed the beautiful view with this beautiful song, then literally about 45 seconds into the song, I was making a sharp left turn and I felt this strange "whoa" like sensation and I felt this panicy like feeling tho also Euphoric. Before I knew it. I lost consciousness while making that turn. During the euphoria, I felt immense peace, my eyes were closed and the 1st sensation to return was this vibrating feeling going throughout my body. Then I started to feel the sensation of my hands touching the steering wheel, then thought, "what's going on, am i...Holy shit that's right, I'm driving! Wtf. I had literally forgotten I was even in a car, let alone operating it. Mind you, this whole time I'm going 45 mph. When I opened my eyes, I wasn't even on the road, I was on the dirt and seconds away from hitting a pole. I feel like I should be dead from this. I literally drove the car subconsciously because, despite not being conscience, I did infact complet the left turn, dodged traffic, rocks, cliffs, and ditches for a good minute. So long story short, this song is special to me, and I know to never listen to it in the car while driving again. Cause my gf drove a couple months later, and as passenger I tried listening to the song, and sure enough, I accidentally scared her because I was having a seizure withing 45 seconds of the song again. Idk why it happens with this song only, but I love it.
My mother is addicted to bromazepam (a med from the same class of Halcyon) and when she turns on the Washing machine she stands in front of it until the work is done. Recently, she wakes up, almost sleeping,, in the middle of night and opens the doors, walks through the House and garden (even if it's raining). This kind of thing..... She became, recently, obsessed with cleaning of the roof, cause she believes there are animals on it (or the neighbours are throwing stones at her House (3/4am in the morning). Her neighbours are a brunch of old ladies too. Her physician says she is too old (84) to try a treatment for the addiction 😢😢😢. This video is painful familiar for me. Love Orbital and Opus III since my 20s
Seeing this performed live in 1999 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA was one of those life-changing concert experiences that I can’t fully express… so excited they are touring again!
This is one of the greatest pieces of electronic music ever created. Inspired me to keep making music when I was a teen, no matter how dejected I got. I'm 45 now and still love, and make electronic music.
I heard this first in 92 at 14 almost 30 years later I never knew the song was about their mother, such a deep song, love it just as much now if not more, and Kirstys voice, an angel
Ah childhood memories like your first acid trip and subsequent mental breakdown followed by 3 months locked in a room only to emerge as a fully formed Chris Squire. Who could forget?
: | thank you beaucoup Guys, this music kills my sadness about my dying mom, I can't resist listening ... it eases my suffering and my anxiety. .. Cordially. 🍀Gods have mercy🌈
i wasnt old enough to rave in the 90s but i have a feeling that at 1:34am mountain time, on the 30th of june in our year of the lord 1993, there was a heck of a banging rave happening because this stuff is deep in my soul.
Besides the fantastic music (I've been listening to this since it came out, and the Opus III original before that) the video itself is worth a praise. I think many who grew up in the late 70s, early 80s gets a funny nostalgic feeling watching this. Not quite a memory, as a vague dream of a memory perhaps. There was still housewives, our mothers tended the house and our dads earned money, there was a kind of utopia with new, cheap, synthetic materials, polyester, vinyl and nylon, all in bright colors, or rather garish, according to contemporary palates... Greens, reds, browns, orange and yellow. I remember colorful, plastic drinking glasses, drapes with big bold flowers illuminating the kitchen, floral patterns in the vinyl floors, flower patterns on the wallpaper and caravan awnings in the summer where i bathed in red light. Everything was synthetic, maximalistic a sensory overload of colours and shapes. It was like being burnt by the sun. I can only stomach minimalistic design and monochrome colours in my environment these days, but there is a nostalgic longing for days where everything was saturated beyond the natural....
I'd call that feeling "Fauxstalgia". It takes me back to some time in the 90's, and reminds me of a place that I've never been to. It's overcast, with dark grey clouds moving quickly across the sky. There's a steady breeze blowing and it's been raining. It isn't cold but I'm still wearing a warm jacket. I'm by myself on top of a grassy hill with trees sporadically dotted across the landscape as far as the eye can see. I'm completely at peace, feeling like I'm at home.
Forgetting nostalgia and crap, this is still easily among the best of all times. If someone would release it today it probably wouldn't be as popular because of how saturated the electronic music scene is but it would certainly be acknowledged as something amazing and memorable.
When i was a teenager i found this cd called “orbital works” and this was one of my favorite tracks on that cd! I listened to this while preparing for art school. For some reason it came back to my head recently and im so hyped that i remembered it. Amazing song!!!
@@ahmedsarkhoh He said 80s AND 90s, genius. Yes, it's nothing like 80s music, but it's literally from the 90s. It's possible to like more than one genre.
@@cthulhurising666 my point is don’t mix things up, genius. Him mentioning 80s makes it seem relevant to the song. I won’t show up in a guns n roses video saying, heavy metal-french house is unmatched 😂
@@cthulhurising666 bro just likes to be condescending and project whatever he’s got going on inside , you can tell by such a comment like his lmfao like just the way he wrote that
Eines der geilsten Titel überhaupt. Habs damal Anfang der neunziger glaub ich nachts auf Viva zum ersten mal gehört. Und geweint vor Freude weil es einfach sooo schön ist. Immer noch:))
It is exciting to remember when I was 17 years old and was looking for a vhs tape to record the video clip on MTV. It is one of his best songs, and a masterpiece of British techno.
@Wololo hacyon was taken off the market because it was also slight psychadelic. benzos are for people who have a mental illness. i am bipolar and have my arsenal. but that doesnt mean i abuse or even feel that when i take them. one which would be considered boring for the pill popping kiddies. is also a mood stabilizer. its the fake pills going around that have research chems that are the problem. and NEVER just quit if you do have an addiction. reduce you dose 10% every 10 days. but for people like me, who cant take ssris, antipsychotics, or a lot of the new drugs. sometimes the older ones work better. but if you dont need them, dont take them
@Jock McMerry It's mentioned in the text that shows up at the end of the video. "A hypnotic sleeping pill. Side effects include detachment and possible psychosis."
I remember this... seen only a number of times when i was very small this video has always stood out to me throughout my early childhood for some unknown reason. To now rediscover and see this video after 20+ years gives me chills, I instantly remember the video after all that time. Crazy.
Выжжены солнцем глаза Я не встречал красоты без боли Сожжены все мосты назад Не создать красоту без порыва воли Семьи создают детей своей любовью Дети создают будущее, как волны в море Так время течет - поколения шаг Его невозможно отмотать назад
The music video for Orbital's "Halcyon On and On" is a beautiful and ethereal journey through the human psyche. The video begins with a shot of a young woman sitting alone in a dark room. She is clearly troubled, and her eyes are filled with sadness. As the music begins to play, we see her begin to dance. Her movements are slow and graceful, and they seem to be a way for her to express her inner turmoil. As the video progresses, the woman's dance becomes more and more fluid. She begins to move in ways that seem impossible, and she seems to be floating on air. The music reaches a crescendo, and the woman's dance becomes a wild and frenzied expression of joy. The video ends with the woman collapsing to the ground, exhausted but happy. She has finally found a way to release her inner demons, and she is now at peace. The video can be interpreted in many different ways. Some people see it as a metaphor for the human journey of self-discovery. Others see it as a representation of the power of music to heal the soul. Still others see it as a simple celebration of the human spirit. Whatever interpretation you choose, there is no doubt that the music video for "Halcyon On and On" is a powerful and moving work of art. It is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better tomorrow. Here are some additional thoughts on the music video: * The use of color is very effective in creating a sense of mood and atmosphere. The dark and muted colors at the beginning of the video reflect the woman's sadness, while the bright and vibrant colors at the end of the video reflect her joy. * The camera work is also very well done. The director uses a variety of shots and angles to create a sense of movement and fluidity. The woman's dance is often filmed in slow motion, which gives it a dreamlike quality. * The music is, of course, the heart of the video. It is a beautiful and haunting piece that perfectly complements the visuals. Overall, the music video for "Halcyon On and On" is a stunning work of art. It is a visual and auditory feast that will stay with you long after you have seen it.
This is the original version and is just called "Halcyon". The version most people are familiar with, is their longer version called "Halcyon On and On".
I grew up listening to this song in the 90s and remember the music video vividly but could not for the life in me find the name or artist. I was just listening to an apex twin radio and this came up and I swear I died a little and then ran to search the songs video to confirm if i finally found it ! Will play on repeat now......
I’ve done amazing things while playing this song from cognitive/academic to the physical/Olympic hopeful; it really is a masterpiece that centers you or places you on a emotional journey
Will forever be attached to Hackers and Mortal Kombat. The 90s was something else lol. Somewhere between the Techno revolution we had Nu-Metal, Bubblegum Pop, Pop Punk and Grunge was on the way out. Just an excellent 10 years
I'm a total fan of the hackers movie. Orbital is still cool in my book. I remember seeing them on the cover of "MixMag" in the early 2000s "We Don't Follow New Dance Trends". Awesome!
In case you're wondering, The Plastics broke up.
Regina's spine healed, and her physical therapist taught her to channel all her rage into sports.
It was perfect because the jock girls weren't afraid of her.
Karen used her special talents to do the morning weather announcements
and Gretchen found herself a new clique and a new queen bee to serve.
Aaron went to Northwestern, so I still get to see him on weekends.
And me? I had gone from home-schooled jungle freak to shiny Plastic to most hated person in the world to actual human being.
All the drama from last year just wasn't important anymore.
School used to be like a shark tank, but now I could just float.
Finally, Girl World was at peace.
And if any freshmen tried to disturb that peace...
well, let's just say we knew how to take care of it ;-)
God bless the 90's
🙏🏻
God blessed the 90's
Amen!
Dressed like the 50's, though.
best decade of ever
This video is starring Kirsty Hawkshaw who was the original singer of the sample used from Opus III "Its a Fine Day".
I am such a former drug addict and current stoner. Thank you for making that sample connection. I am really out of it at 37 haha.
I recognized her voice instantly. Don't know why though.
Its a fine day lada didada....
wow, looks like i knew :its a fine day: only by Dallas Superstars version
that same song from that 'cursed' kleenex commercial lol
Since I was a teen in the 90s, whenever I needed to get some piece of code done quickly...Halcyon has been the only track that got the job done for me. I have this track (or some Halcyon remix) on repeat sometimes for 16-18 hours straight... After a few minutes listening to it, I stop hearing the track and go into the zone and I write hundreds (sometimes thousands) of lines of code in one sitting; the best part is that when I'm in the Orbital zone, most of the code I write tend to be better written and require less time debugging. Thank you Orbital, I owe you guys my career in software, I couldn't have lasted in this industry this long without Halcyon.
I wish to be that great someday.
Powerful statement
just becareful for your wrist man im only 19 and have wrist pain from years of being on the comp for 10+ hours daily
Seems to disrupt the matrix of time!
This is my favourite comment of the year.
Watched Hackers last night. Made me feel old. I turned 22 four days before the film was released. Angela Jolie just turned 20. I was working at Grand Central Terminal the night they filmed the rollerblading scene.
A true cult classic
HACK THE PLANET
The nostalgia..
Knowing the history of this song, and that their mother was on Halcion (Triazolam) and being heavily addicted to it, it really puts a huge pain in my heart.
Better benzos than alcohol or meth or heroin or gambling. Think about it that way.
I mean, harm reduction is probably most compatible with benzos. And what more could we possibly want aside from harm reduction...
@@MultiNatla better benzos??? They have some of the most horrific long lasting withdrawals, permanent cognitive impairment with sustained use and can cause death in cessation
Oh that explains it, thanks.
@@MultiNatlaalcohol is worse. Also math and heroin. Also benzo.
@@HKotolos yes. Better benzos.
This went from being a kooky techno song to perhaps being, arguably, the most spiritual electronic song ever made by rearranging the same sounds and adding some incredible string arrangements.
If not the most, then at least second with _Unfinished Sympathy_ being #1
Thanks for the recommendation
they refined this and made it greater for sure
fully agree!
You're God damn right
Couldn't agree more ❤
I was born in 95 and my uncle introduced me to this song through mortal combat when I was young and I've held onto it ever since, it's a masterpiece I'll never be without it.
I was born in 92 my older brother bought mortal Kombat on vhs and boom here we are now 👏🏽
Exactly the same for me! Born in 95 and I watched the movie on VHS with my cousins when I was around 1
Wasn't this hackers not MK
88' born. i got MK on vhs as a stocking stuffer and those credits thoe.
@Mike Tatler Ending credits of MK for sure, not sure about Hackers.
Takes me back to a time in my life where my journey started off discovering who you were, being with amazing friends, going out and having the best times ❤ Music back then felt so emotive and being able to relate to it. Wouldn't it be great to go back and realise what you had instead of wishing what you might have?
Simple times, with a basic goal to enjoy yourself as much as possible.
What i love about this song, is that everytime I listen to it, it takes me on a Euphoric flashback to my amazing childhood in the 90s. They named this song "halcyon" as a reference to someone with a drug addiction to a drug of the same name, however "halcyon" literally means denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful. :)
It was actually their mom who was addicted and unfortunately passed. This song is dedicated to her memory.
And my god is it a wonderful memory.
The song has strong lullaby-esque overtones in its arrangement. Which heavily invoke the innocence and simplicity of early childhood.
@1lovesoni another weird thing about this song, as much as I love it, I've noticed it's the one and only song that makes me have seizures. Thing is, I love the feeling. Its incredibly Euphoric. It happens in the intro for me. It's like when they say "this song sent me somewhere else" and I'm like "no. Literally, I felt as tho I left this entire universe. The feeling is so intense, that sometimes I stop hearing the song entirely, even on full blast, theres a few moments of pure bliss where I literally can't hear, feel, or sense anything else.
I've had too stop listening to this in the car aswell. This is before I really knew what the song can do to me. I was in Nevada, driving home from work, when this amazing song came on shuffle. It was a pretty lonely drive through a mountainess area, the way the sunset was hitting it, it just looked beautiful. So I thought nothing of it, and just enjoyed the beautiful view with this beautiful song, then literally about 45 seconds into the song, I was making a sharp left turn and I felt this strange "whoa" like sensation and I felt this panicy like feeling tho also Euphoric. Before I knew it. I lost consciousness while making that turn. During the euphoria, I felt immense peace, my eyes were closed and the 1st sensation to return was this vibrating feeling going throughout my body. Then I started to feel the sensation of my hands touching the steering wheel, then thought, "what's going on, am i...Holy shit that's right, I'm driving! Wtf. I had literally forgotten I was even in a car, let alone operating it. Mind you, this whole time I'm going 45 mph. When I opened my eyes, I wasn't even on the road, I was on the dirt and seconds away from hitting a pole. I feel like I should be dead from this. I literally drove the car subconsciously because, despite not being conscience, I did infact complet the left turn, dodged traffic, rocks, cliffs, and ditches for a good minute. So long story short, this song is special to me, and I know to never listen to it in the car while driving again. Cause my gf drove a couple months later, and as passenger I tried listening to the song, and sure enough, I accidentally scared her because I was having a seizure withing 45 seconds of the song again. Idk why it happens with this song only, but I love it.
One last thing to add. I tried 🍄's to this on another occasion at home. and with that combination I experienced ego death for a few moments lol. 🤙
Glastonbury 1995 best gig ever and I been to lots. That's what bought me here.
as awesome in the past so awesome in the future magic
My mother is addicted to bromazepam (a med from the same class of Halcyon) and when she turns on the Washing machine she stands in front of it until the work is done. Recently, she wakes up, almost sleeping,, in the middle of night and opens the doors, walks through the House and garden (even if it's raining). This kind of thing..... She became, recently, obsessed with cleaning of the roof, cause she believes there are animals on it (or the neighbours are throwing stones at her House (3/4am in the morning). Her neighbours are a brunch of old ladies too. Her physician says she is too old (84) to try a treatment for the addiction 😢😢😢. This video is painful familiar for me. Love Orbital and Opus III since my 20s
No Hackers, No Mean Girls, No Mortal Kombat, just great taste in music way before they knew what was great 💎
eh?😕
The full track touches an extremely rare level of evocative enlightenment that touches the soul for decades to follow.
centuries even
I was so deeply obsessed with this version - very of its time but still carries memories of bliss we all felt during that transcendental era 🕊️
Seeing this performed live in 1999 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA was one of those life-changing concert experiences that I can’t fully express… so excited they are touring again!
This track changed my life .
Timeless melodic beautiful Halcyon ....
This song is inspirational for me. Got me thru some turmoil. The melody popped in my head and the 1st search brought me straight here. Amen 🙏
Kirsty Hawkshaw of opus 3 in the video. It’s her vocals they sampled from *its a fine day-opus 3. Also an amazing tune.
This Radio function is great
Love that this song is mixing in "Leave It" by YES. x
This is one of the greatest pieces of electronic music ever created.
Inspired me to keep making music when I was a teen, no matter how dejected I got.
I'm 45 now and still love, and make electronic music.
Never stop making music, ever!!
First time seeing this music video! Wow! What a trip!
Just discovered this song a few months ago. How did I miss this in the 90s?
google iLLcyon
Mortal Kombat
I love to wake people up after serious party with this song, it helps with hangover and gives wonderful mood :)
Man, wish i had such friends.
I heard this first in 92 at 14 almost 30 years later I never knew the song was about their mother, such a deep song, love it just as much now if not more, and Kirstys voice, an angel
Have you ever heard the original, by Jane & Barton... that Opus III covered?
I miss the 90s... This song echoes in the mind of my younger years... Didnt know then that theyd be some of the best times of my life...
@Mc Carthy agreed...
Absolutely! Take me back
Ah childhood memories like your first acid trip and subsequent mental breakdown followed by 3 months locked in a room only to emerge as a fully formed Chris Squire. Who could forget?
Me ether
oh the 90´s, sooo lucky and happy for being part of it
: |
thank you beaucoup Guys, this music kills my sadness about my dying mom, I can't resist listening ... it eases my suffering and my anxiety. ..
Cordially.
🍀Gods have mercy🌈
May the Gods bless your mother and you.
Hope you’re doing ok. Godspeed
the exact same with my dad's loss. UA-cam recommended this song to me in 2020 when he was in a coma and died afterwards. Sending love❤
Lucky enough to see them in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. What a setting in the late August sunshine. Out ma tree.😅😅 Great Days.
Hackers, Mean Girls and Mortal Kombat bought me here
Don't forget CKY
wrong song
Teen spirit brought me here
me too but only Mortal Kombat and Hackers
Hackers and mortal Kombat comes into mind when I hear this
i wasnt old enough to rave in the 90s but i have a feeling that at 1:34am mountain time, on the 30th of june in our year of the lord 1993, there was a heck of a banging rave happening because this stuff is deep in my soul.
Hackers... The movie of my life, the prodigy... Band of my life, and thiese madterpiece
Pure LOVE ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️
Besides the fantastic music (I've been listening to this since it came out, and the Opus III original before that) the video itself is worth a praise. I think many who grew up in the late 70s, early 80s gets a funny nostalgic feeling watching this. Not quite a memory, as a vague dream of a memory perhaps. There was still housewives, our mothers tended the house and our dads earned money, there was a kind of utopia with new, cheap, synthetic materials, polyester, vinyl and nylon, all in bright colors, or rather garish, according to contemporary palates... Greens, reds, browns, orange and yellow.
I remember colorful, plastic drinking glasses, drapes with big bold flowers illuminating the kitchen, floral patterns in the vinyl floors, flower patterns on the wallpaper and caravan awnings in the summer where i bathed in red light. Everything was synthetic, maximalistic a sensory overload of colours and shapes.
It was like being burnt by the sun. I can only stomach minimalistic design and monochrome colours in my environment these days, but there is a nostalgic longing for days where everything was saturated beyond the natural....
I'd call that feeling "Fauxstalgia".
It takes me back to some time in the 90's, and reminds me of a place that I've never been to.
It's overcast, with dark grey clouds moving quickly across the sky. There's a steady breeze blowing and it's been raining. It isn't cold but I'm still wearing a warm jacket. I'm by myself on top of a grassy hill with trees sporadically dotted across the landscape as far as the eye can see.
I'm completely at peace, feeling like I'm at home.
@@pheargoth Fauxstalgia... great word!
sorry but Opus III wasn't the original. this was the original from 1983. ua-cam.com/video/4vgcYBwyw28/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
I used to go to sleep to this album every night. Thank you Orbital.
Always brings me back to when my Dad took me to go see Mortal Kombat. This song will always bring me joy.
I really love this song and found it 100 years later
Man I miss the 90’s
I read Halcyon was Golden Age, making the guy come out the sink was a bit much for such an ecstatic track, blessings.
Forgetting nostalgia and crap, this is still easily among the best of all times. If someone would release it today it probably wouldn't be as popular because of how saturated the electronic music scene is but it would certainly be acknowledged as something amazing and memorable.
YES!! I’VE been looking for this song for YEARS. Finally found it, now hopefully i don’t forget.
I forgor
When i was a teenager i found this cd called “orbital works” and this was one of my favorite tracks on that cd! I listened to this while preparing for art school. For some reason it came back to my head recently and im so hyped that i remembered it. Amazing song!!!
I was born in 2000 but 80s-90s music is unmatched
Bro this is the most un-80s song ever, i know its before your time but get your facts straight this is more 2000s than 80s 😂
@@ahmedsarkhoh that’s why I mentioned 90s too dumbass lol
@@ahmedsarkhoh He said 80s AND 90s, genius. Yes, it's nothing like 80s music, but it's literally from the 90s. It's possible to like more than one genre.
@@cthulhurising666 my point is don’t mix things up, genius. Him mentioning 80s makes it seem relevant to the song. I won’t show up in a guns n roses video saying, heavy metal-french house is unmatched 😂
@@cthulhurising666 bro just likes to be condescending and project whatever he’s got going on inside , you can tell by such a comment like his lmfao like just the way he wrote that
Rest in peace my grandpa. You were perfect, thank you for your time and effort into my life. I'll always remember and miss you
*Lui looks out to his friends*
"Let's go home."
Just re-watched it, loved that ending.
#MTVChillOutZone ☄ aired 20.07.2024 📡 @MTVGermany sent me here 2:34 🌊
MTV's Party Zone/ChillOutZone was the dogs bollox back in the '90's some great stuff and vids I discovered there. 👍 👌
Opus III used a sample from a Japanese Kleenex commercial from the 80s remember reading it in Mixmag when released early 90s
Eines der geilsten Titel überhaupt. Habs damal Anfang der neunziger glaub ich nachts auf Viva zum ersten mal gehört. Und geweint vor Freude weil es einfach sooo schön ist. Immer noch:))
Reminded my self this tune recently, great teenage memories, would gave all I have to go back in time...
Time less classic!!!
This is still the best wake-up tune I know ❤️
This song is incredible wow
Watching this five days before the winter solstice.
All hail the QUEEN of Trance KIRSTY HAWKSHAW😍😍😍
ya this is how gen z does the dishes lol cuz they’re just so dam cooked
Exceptionally unique music video. Decades before all the AI bollox
Edit: Kirsty Hawkshaw has incredibly beautiful eyes ❤️
It is exciting to remember when I was 17 years old and was looking for a vhs tape to record the video clip on MTV. It is one of his best songs, and a masterpiece of British techno.
Spotify just brought me this amazing song, love the genre👍🏼
Best club times in NYC 🥰
Great to see Orbital on Cardano Summit NFTs 👏
i hear Halcyon( + On + On)'s influence in so many trance tracks
This majestic song has always touched me since Hackers then Mortal Kombat... then I hit my 20s and mean girls care out and this played and I smiled.
All I can hear in my head is Raiden saying, "I don't think so!" 🐉
Thank you for your work and time, Hummm so sweet 🙏🇧🇪
Dang, this is so good
This track was a tribute to the Hartnoll brother's mum who was on the drug Halcion. That is them in the photos at the kitchen sink.
Hm...
Yup. That's why it's beautiful, melancholic, uplifting, timeless, and very affecting.
@Wololo hacyon was taken off the market because it was also slight psychadelic. benzos are for people who have a mental illness. i am bipolar and have my arsenal. but that doesnt mean i abuse or even feel that when i take them. one which would be considered boring for the pill popping kiddies. is also a mood stabilizer. its the fake pills going around that have research chems that are the problem. and NEVER just quit if you do have an addiction. reduce you dose 10% every 10 days. but for people like me, who cant take ssris, antipsychotics, or a lot of the new drugs. sometimes the older ones work better. but if you dont need them, dont take them
@Jock McMerry It's mentioned in the text that shows up at the end of the video. "A hypnotic sleeping pill. Side effects include detachment and possible psychosis."
I remember this... seen only a number of times when i was very small this video has always stood out to me throughout my early childhood for some unknown reason. To now rediscover and see this video after 20+ years gives me chills, I instantly remember the video after all that time. Crazy.
Who else is here because they like Orbital and the song Halcyon?
You mean rather than being here because it was on a TV programme? Then yes.
Yes 😁😁
Exactly this o/
I’m here because i love commenting on the most obvious pointless comments on youtube videos
@@sub-jec-tiv If it garners a reply or someone to comment....was it pointless. After all the point was to get you to reply....and you did.
Выжжены солнцем глаза
Я не встречал красоты без боли
Сожжены все мосты назад
Не создать красоту без порыва воли
Семьи создают детей своей любовью
Дети создают будущее, как волны в море
Так время течет - поколения шаг
Его невозможно отмотать назад
beautiful song ❤
The music video for Orbital's "Halcyon On and On" is a beautiful and ethereal journey through the human psyche. The video begins with a shot of a young woman sitting alone in a dark room. She is clearly troubled, and her eyes are filled with sadness. As the music begins to play, we see her begin to dance. Her movements are slow and graceful, and they seem to be a way for her to express her inner turmoil.
As the video progresses, the woman's dance becomes more and more fluid. She begins to move in ways that seem impossible, and she seems to be floating on air. The music reaches a crescendo, and the woman's dance becomes a wild and frenzied expression of joy.
The video ends with the woman collapsing to the ground, exhausted but happy. She has finally found a way to release her inner demons, and she is now at peace.
The video can be interpreted in many different ways. Some people see it as a metaphor for the human journey of self-discovery. Others see it as a representation of the power of music to heal the soul. Still others see it as a simple celebration of the human spirit.
Whatever interpretation you choose, there is no doubt that the music video for "Halcyon On and On" is a powerful and moving work of art. It is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better tomorrow.
Here are some additional thoughts on the music video:
* The use of color is very effective in creating a sense of mood and atmosphere. The dark and muted colors at the beginning of the video reflect the woman's sadness, while the bright and vibrant colors at the end of the video reflect her joy.
* The camera work is also very well done. The director uses a variety of shots and angles to create a sense of movement and fluidity. The woman's dance is often filmed in slow motion, which gives it a dreamlike quality.
* The music is, of course, the heart of the video. It is a beautiful and haunting piece that perfectly complements the visuals.
Overall, the music video for "Halcyon On and On" is a stunning work of art. It is a visual and auditory feast that will stay with you long after you have seen it.
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This is the original version and is just called "Halcyon". The version most people are familiar with, is their longer version called "Halcyon On and On".
It's about his mother being addicted to Valium both the tune and video.
Saw these guys at the Electric Factory, Philly, 1998 I believe? Maybe 97. Awesome time. I miss those days so much.
Is this what doing the dishes on LSD is like? Because I feel like it would be.
I grew up listening to this song in the 90s and remember the music video vividly but could not for the life in me find the name or artist. I was just listening to an apex twin radio and this came up and I swear I died a little and then ran to search the songs video to confirm if i finally found it ! Will play on repeat now......
Kirsty Hawkshaw should do some acting. What charisma, and what beauty.
かっけー曲すね👍️🇯🇵🎵
God i love this song its literally perfect and so 90's takes me back
Какая жуть 🤭
I dig this version!
Great stuff 😊
Love this tune, never seen the vid!
wie auch immer .. wunderschoenes Teilchen
This is so dope
For years I thought the 9+ minute long remix was the original, but now having found this I think the original is much better!
Way better
This has a more eerie feel than the remix
❤ SO FETCH ❤
We were all born in the right generation, where everything we grew up in is only a click away
Mortal kombat always brings me back here🤜🏽🤜🏽🤜🏽
De school ❤️
Whos here in 2024?
I'm a die-hard 2Pac fan but this ♫ is 1 of my top tunes of all fooking time...
This song been stuck in the corner of my mind since I first heard on mortal Kombat years ago,finally found it lol💪
I’ve done amazing things while playing this song from cognitive/academic to the physical/Olympic hopeful; it really is a masterpiece that centers you or places you on a emotional journey
Doiiwn
Will forever be attached to Hackers and Mortal Kombat. The 90s was something else lol. Somewhere between the Techno revolution we had Nu-Metal, Bubblegum Pop, Pop Punk and Grunge was on the way out. Just an excellent 10 years
Listening to this at the end of 2020.
YES- Leave It/ One down one to go another town and one more show. AAAAHHHH! Leave it!
Back when music was pure and unscripted!
DAD mom's on acid doing the dishes again!
I'm a total fan of the hackers movie. Orbital is still cool in my book. I remember seeing them on the cover of "MixMag" in the early 2000s "We Don't Follow New Dance Trends". Awesome!
British electronic music legends for sure.😊
This some be ol goo dah sheet mon 😎