this was the first album my husband and I got together. We had a sound system, we had a commodore 64 and a matress on the floor. Hell we had our priorities right ... 37 years later still married ... still got the priorities right
Carl Sagan's "Cosmos", episode nine, The Lives of the Stars, supernova scene, directly after Stravinsky... It was and remains the most mindblowing thing I have scene in a TV documentary
😞Goodbye to a great musician that gave us music from another world. Your music will be forever in my heart. Thanks for making our lives much better. God rest your amazing soul. 💙
I’ve been an electronic music DJ for 26 years and I just realized that my gateway drug to electronic music was my dad playing Vangelis songs in the late 70’s and early 80’s when we’d be boating on the weekend. Vangelis music and boating are what the kids today call “a whole vibe” lol
I didn't realise till years later how easy it would be with an arpeggiator to create these synth riffs. Although you'd need a capacious wallet to copy his current setup, tons of synths and channels controlled through a bizzare keyboard and fader system
Vangelis is a retro audio legend. Much like the other competitors. Mike Oldfield/Jean Michel Jarre and the "very rare and dark" Isao Tomita (I.e Firebird (1975)
@@bertbox69 you know I always wondered about the specifics of pre midi music sequencing but never spent the time researching it. The synth arpeggiations and warmth and fatness off their analog tone are without a doubt my main takeaways musically as far as what I like and what I make music wise. And yeah I can only imagine how much all these synths would go for on the used gear marker nowadays.
@@waynebunnell6029 I’ll have to check out the latter. Haven’t heard his music. Thanks! And yes now I can appreciate how …..well, instrumental they were in the popularization of electronic music in the mainstream. And their music is just generally epic.
this was me a 7 years old boy in tehran in room at evening alone listening to this and moving my hands as an orchestra conductor pretending to be the king of the universe.
Also an early and pioneering use of the Yamaha CS-80, a vintage polyphonic synth that had just come into production and that was to transform his music. I love his use of repetitions, crescendos, wide stereo pans and oscillating waves here to build up a sense of foreboding and drama.
in the past in rotterdam holland, vangelis did a concert in the harbour and this spiral sound you hear thru the whole city, they place everywhere loudspeakers, the sound was all around you and in the city!
Vangelis was my introduction to electronic music, Heaven and Hell was the first CD I ever purchased, and through him I discovered Yes and Aphrodites Child. A sad day indeed. RIP Vangelis
Rest in peace Vangelis, I'm crying and can't believe your death, the world would never see a legend like you. you are still alive in our broken hearts. 💔💔💔💔😢
Gracias por tu comentario me gustaría hacer un remix especial para el anime cabelleras de zodiaco y otros animes de lucha y combate como dragon ball z y espíritu de lucha y tantos anime de boxeo.
One of his best songs, a song from the Nous in the Heavens, Vangelis was a very inspired musician, he brought to us this divinely inspired music, may his spirit dwell in the Light.
I think Vangelis does not get the recognition for his percussion work. Sure, his synth playing is out of this world but listen to how he accentuates it with all those orchestral percussion instruments. That's part of what separates him from other electronic artists.
True. I wonder if he did this in only two takes, first the synths (including sequencers) and the overdub with the percussion in one go. I mean, he was able to do it, for sure. Also I like the photo of all the percussion instruments in the Nemo Studio.
Vangelis let some of the Greek spirit loose upon the world, and for that he has earned eternity in music. "Σεμνή κατά πάντα η μουσική θεών εύρημα ούσα." -- Πλούταρχος (Music is all-sacred, devised by Gods) -- Plutarch, Greek philosopher & historian
This song is really really beautiful. I really like this long version. It's his best song that he ever made. Also is this song used at backround music by a really cool kids serie Bassie en Adriaan in 1985.
For me he was one of the masters togheter with JMJ. His style was different and he touched me with his music. This was my first album and this number still gives me goosebumps after so many years. The album China also one of my favorites.
Virava a noite de sábado para domingo no alto dos meus 15 anos curtindo Vangellis ,Jean-Luc ponty, Jean michel jarré, sózinho, ninguem entendia, até hoje...
I get two favorite musicians: Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis. I listen Vangelis mostly before sleep, in darkness. It's magic how he sounds in the darkness. Just amazing!
’ve been an electronic music DJ for 26 years and I just realized that my gateway drug to electronic music was my dad playing Vangelis songs in the late 70’s and early 80’s when we’d be boating on the weekend. Vangelis music and boating are what the kids today call “a whole vibe” lol
I'm so happy my father introduced me to Vangelis at a very early age. He also introduced me to Jean-Michel Jarre around the same time, when I was around 6-7 years old. I think getting exposed to this music early on really helped open my young mind up to many different styles of music and a deep appreciation for what electronic music can be. Thank you Vangelis, and thank you dad!
I was the same as you, but it was my mother who introduced me to music like this. I'm forever grateful to her for exposing me to artists like Vangelis.
My uncle introduced me to the music of Vangelis and JM Jarre simultaneously. When I was 15, he gave me a pen with my name engraved. When I was 30, he invited me to a JM Jarre concert in my home city, Kosice, Slovakia (the first ever). The day after the concert, I met JM Jarre at the Kosice airport. he gave me an autograph using my pen that I got when I was 15...
Au revoir Artiste de légende vous avez toujours été un Ange de la musique moderne votre prénom en était un symbole.. Merci d'avoir apporter la paix à nos âmes. Vous avez Unis tous les hommes car pour vous la Politique qui réunis tout le monde c'est la Musique 🎶
Énormément touché par le décès d'un des plus grand musicien compositeur de notre siècle !!! Non seulement sa musique s'écoutait mais aussi elle ce regardait, comme on regarde la beauté de l' univers , la naissance d'un enfant , la disparition d'une personne chère, la lueur d'un ange , la création de dieux . Je le pleure, que dieux l l'accueil dans dans sa plus grande bonté, il nous manquera pour toujours ! Merci infiniment d' avoir exister, une étoile brille pour toi dans le ciel du firmament. Peace love...
@@Bladerunner-yd5lk Agree 100%. Having been soenthusiastic about Vangelis after hearing his Spiral album I tried to "get to like" also some others by him but, wih the exception of Chariots of Fire which was quite nice to listen to for some time before sleep etc., I gave up. Spiral stll - for me - is uniquely magical to me.
@Davorin Flis I like a lot of his stuff but there's rarely an album I like consistently from start to finish as much as Spiral. It's usually bits and pieces. This is why Vangelis was made for playlists. I made one but youtube blocked it
According to the Dutch people here they know this song from a TV movie known as Bassie and Adriaan and the crying professor from 1982. And that's how I know this song it sounds amazing very nice song especially when you are investigating/ diving in the ocean.
We were raised with amazing music, thanks to the clown and that acrobat. What to think of Musical 2000 by Los Pekenikes, Magnetic Fields by Jean Michel Jarre, Pulstar (also by Vangelis), Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield and, ofcourse, Child of the Sea by Clannad. And Spiral. 👌
Duuuuuude!!! I was trying to think of where I remember this from and I had "Bassie en Adriaan" ringing in the back of my mind all the time but I was like "surely it's not that". Apparently it is! Cool, thanks!!
This was composed when I was born in 77. I loved this as a kid and looked for it for a long time until I found it. music from space, I called it. Thanx Vangelis. RIP.
my parents listening to this track is one of my first memories as an existential being... this, cosmos show on vhs, jean michel jarre... of course i'll grow up to love experimental electronic music and every kind of music capable of sending you to another world
first heard this when I was 14 y/o on a little tinny transistor radio played on radio 1 ! that was 54 years ago! still can,t beleive it, still love this track today, thank you ,you tube,,🤗🤗.....
In the Netherlands we had a series called 'Bassie en Adriaan: De Huilende Professor'. The story was about Bassie and Adriaan who had to stop a professor because he wanted to detonate a bomb with gas that made people cry. But what they don't know is that they got help from within. And this song was also used for the series.
pessie83 Inderdaad:) Deze muziek werd ook gebruikt bij andere Nederlandse documentaires en tv series, voordat de serie Bassie en Adriaan werd uitgezonden.
Literally this and Alpha, like the entrance of a all powerful titan the enemy was not expecting, or someone training up the strength and power to overcome.
![Vangelis - "Soil Festivities" - "Movement 1" [complete version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SlmS54OIkKY/mqdefault.jpg)
this was the first album my husband and I got together. We had a sound system, we had a commodore 64 and a matress on the floor. Hell we had our priorities right ... 37 years later still married ... still got the priorities right
This is the most boomerest thing i've ever heard and i like it
Pretty sure you were either my soulmate in a previous life, or my soulmate in the next one.
@@Lightmane LOL
@@sarahwaldock3196 : )
@@Lightmane a bunch of ageing post-hippies due to meet in heaven ...
Love the way this ossilates back and forth. Vangelis was the audial maestro
Rest in peace Vangelis and thank you for the music.
Jai!
Carl Sagan's "Cosmos", episode nine, The Lives of the Stars, supernova scene, directly after Stravinsky... It was and remains the most mindblowing thing I have scene in a TV documentary
😞Goodbye to a great musician that gave us music from another world. Your music will be forever in my heart.
Thanks for making our lives much better. God rest your amazing soul. 💙
It will remain great, but among the gandharvas!
Jai!
Very well said... 👍
❤❤❤
Used to hear the Chariots of Fire theme a lot during my childhood and now as an adult I am exploring more tracks of this electronic maestro
I’ve been an electronic music DJ for 26 years and I just realized that my gateway drug to electronic music was my dad playing Vangelis songs in the late 70’s and early 80’s when we’d be boating on the weekend. Vangelis music and boating are what the kids today call “a whole vibe” lol
I didn't realise till years later how easy it would be with an arpeggiator to create these synth riffs. Although you'd need a capacious wallet to copy his current setup, tons of synths and channels controlled through a bizzare keyboard and fader system
god bless you and your father
Vangelis is a retro audio legend. Much like the other competitors. Mike Oldfield/Jean Michel Jarre and the "very rare and dark" Isao Tomita (I.e Firebird (1975)
@@bertbox69 you know I always wondered about the specifics of pre midi music sequencing but never spent the time researching it. The synth arpeggiations and warmth and fatness off their analog tone are without a doubt my main takeaways musically as far as what I like and what I make music wise. And yeah I can only imagine how much all these synths would go for on the used gear marker nowadays.
@@waynebunnell6029 I’ll have to check out the latter. Haven’t heard his music. Thanks! And yes now I can appreciate how …..well, instrumental they were in the popularization of electronic music in the mainstream. And their music is just generally epic.
this was me a 7 years old boy in tehran in room at evening alone listening to this and moving my hands as an orchestra conductor pretending to be the king of the universe.
Amo esta Música...!!! Todavía no puedo creer que este hombre se haya ido a otro Plano de nuestro Universo...!!!! 😔
That's not a track, that's a piece of art. Vangelis was one of gods of electronic music. He will be remembered by us forever.
RIP Vangelis
Also an early and pioneering use of the Yamaha CS-80, a vintage polyphonic synth that had just come into production and that was to transform his music. I love his use of repetitions, crescendos, wide stereo pans and oscillating waves here to build up a sense of foreboding and drama.
There's a sort of 3D sound to this. The man is a genius
4D..
in the past in rotterdam holland, vangelis did a concert in the harbour and this spiral sound you hear thru the whole city, they place everywhere loudspeakers, the sound was all around you and in the city!
70s stereophonic sound
Big thing back then.
Pink Floyd used the same.
It's just panning, but yeah it works great.
ASMR avant la lettre
Vangelis was my introduction to electronic music, Heaven and Hell was the first CD I ever purchased, and through him I discovered Yes and Aphrodites Child. A sad day indeed.
RIP Vangelis
HEaven and hell, his best album in my opinion, music for posterity
Jai!
@@nalcow how does Albedo 0.39 strike you!?
@nalcow "The Bats" weird but So long ago So Clear was opinionally";)
@@waynebunnell6029 I got this in vynil yesterday. Now i'm looking for ALL his records solo and with Jon anderson..
This is one of the best songs in the whole world.
Die Jugendlichen Erinnerungen- so space in Times
Can't argue that point. Sublime..................
@@london19657 Sorry, but you can argue with that. It's not a song. However, it is still sublime ...
@@andyroody yep
el tema mas espacial devangelis despues de alfa
It sounds like a music from future. Awesome song
Eternal Masterpiece of electronic music💜
Agree. THIS IS FOREVER.
Rest in peace Vangelis, I'm crying and can't believe your death, the world would never see a legend like you. you are still alive in our broken hearts.
💔💔💔💔😢
Just saw your list "old songs" Britney Spears - Oops!... + Vangelis "To the Unknown Man" ...cool, Girl of physic!😁😉
R.I.P. Vangelis ✨🪐✨
Descanse en Paz Gran Compositor Maestro Vangelis. Vivira Inmortal en su Música. J19052022.
DIOS MIO COMO ME DUELE SU MUERTE TENÍA ALGO ESPECIAL UNA ENTREGA ESPECIAL CON SU MUSICA😭😢
Jai!
Gracias por tu comentario me gustaría hacer un remix especial para el anime cabelleras de zodiaco y otros animes de lucha y combate como dragon ball z y espíritu de lucha y tantos anime de boxeo.
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This really is the perfect headphone testing record. Sounds amazing stood between two speakers as well.
One of his best songs, a song from the Nous in the Heavens, Vangelis was a very inspired musician, he brought to us this divinely inspired music, may his spirit dwell in the Light.
it is like opening gates, like free spins in kazino :D, but this song is opening gates to something good, peacfull, interesting...
I think Vangelis does not get the recognition for his percussion work. Sure, his synth playing is out of this world but listen to how he accentuates it with all those orchestral percussion instruments. That's part of what separates him from other electronic artists.
so correct!
It's all about arpeggiators... and Vangelis knew how he could take the most benefit from them... this track is epic!
True. I wonder if he did this in only two takes, first the synths (including sequencers) and the overdub with the percussion in one go. I mean, he was able to do it, for sure. Also I like the photo of all the percussion instruments in the Nemo Studio.
World without Vangelis music would be boring. I don't want to leave in that world.
"I function as a channel through which music emerges from the chaos of noise"
Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou
Vangelis let some of the Greek spirit loose upon the world, and for that he has earned eternity in music.
"Σεμνή κατά πάντα η μουσική θεών εύρημα ούσα." -- Πλούταρχος
(Music is all-sacred, devised by Gods) -- Plutarch, Greek philosopher & historian
música extraterrestre, toda la vida escuchandola para viajar por caminos interiores y exteriores... Creador único en su especie
This is hands down among the bangiest bangers ever composed.
Excelente este tema. Vanglis ya no estás más. Muchas Gracias dejarnos la mejor música. QDEP
This song is really really beautiful. I really like this long version. It's his best song that he ever made. Also is this song used at backround music by a really cool kids serie Bassie en Adriaan in 1985.
Going means going far . Going far means returning .
Perdimos a un genio 😔
Siempre vibrare con tu música desde 🇧🇴
grazie per i tuoi monumenti musicali.
RIP Vangelis. Thank you for all!
4:21 part from Old tunisien news intro
yes from 1998 to 2008
Electromagnetic waves! That audio jack-cable, descending from heaven..that can only be Vangelis!
Gracias por compartir tu genialidad al universo!!!!!
This was the first Vangelis album I ever bought. Astonishingly beautiful!
RIP Vangelis , his music will live forever 🎼❤
Vangelis genio que transporta con su música!
creo que esa canción de Vangelis la usaron en un comercial de jabón para el cuerpo. creo que era Bactex
@@Darkroom188 ¿Tan épico es un jabón? 😂☕
Aclaración: No es que no te crea, lo digo por lo loco que suena este tema para un jabón jaja
Yo la recuerdo por un noticiero.
Non ci sono parole per descrivere un Mito e Genio della musica elettronica: VANGELIS RIP
Stravinsky, Orff, Vangelis, Morricone and Deuter, the greatest composers of the 20th century.
The Planets of Holst
Iannis Xenakis, Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Straus !!!
@@clivesmith9377 Mozart was born on the same day as me, but 266 years ago. Vivaldi and Bach even earlier. I spoke about the 20th century.
Your knowledge is rather limited...
Vangelis has borrowed from Stravinski in this one, between 4.14 - 4.21. Listen to pulcinella suite - vivo.
When you concentrate, you will hear how great strength is in you
RIP vangelis, you made heavenly music
I can recall listening to this for the first time with a headphone. Blew me away like nothing before.
First album for me, ik was a kid and nog i am 61, stille love it, amazing music, also with jon anderson, got all the albums!!😊❤❤❤
Rest In Peace vagnelis l love his songs when l’m 16 and he one of my favorite composers
Now I don't need sleep to do Astral Projection. Music of Valngelis itself Astral Projection!
I hope you had a good life, you will be missed Vangelis
Maybe one of top 5 masterpeice musics ever created in the history
Wyjątkowy album.
to the unknown man es mejor.
For me he was one of the masters togheter with JMJ. His style was different and he touched me with his music. This was my first album and this number still gives me goosebumps after so many years. The album China also one of my favorites.
Vangelis, the one and only Greek synth-god!
I heard this first time in late 80's, along with Pulstar and Alpha. Such great tracks. We will miss you. R.I.P
He taught the world how to play this stuff. Listen to any e soundtrack you’ll come across his influence.
Virava a noite de sábado para domingo no alto dos meus 15 anos curtindo Vangellis ,Jean-Luc ponty, Jean michel jarré, sózinho, ninguem entendia, até hoje...
I get two favorite musicians: Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis. I listen Vangelis mostly before sleep, in darkness. It's magic how he sounds in the darkness. Just amazing!
Tangerine dream ....Phaedra ...is inspiring too
@@blancaroca8786Of course, I can tell you more numbers: Vacuum, Yello, Kraftwerk, Enigma, Yanni, Enia, Space (Franch band) , Rockets...
this is an anthem, everybody sing along, I just did, feels great, praise Vangelis, synth god
’ve been an electronic music DJ for 26 years and I just realized that my gateway drug to electronic music was my dad playing Vangelis songs in the late 70’s and early 80’s when we’d be boating on the weekend. Vangelis music and boating are what the kids today call “a whole vibe” lol
Me quedo estaciado escuchando a vangelis sea el tema que sea, es fantástico.
Opino exactamente lo mismo, es muy bueno.
God i lived for this album. May he rest in peace
I didn't live for this album but this album helped me to live When I was a teenager.
Musica immortale. Suoni che rigenerano la mente. Semplicemente geniale.
r.i.p. the great and the only, Vangelis
I'm so happy my father introduced me to Vangelis at a very early age. He also introduced me to Jean-Michel Jarre around the same time, when I was around 6-7 years old. I think getting exposed to this music early on really helped open my young mind up to many different styles of music and a deep appreciation for what electronic music can be. Thank you Vangelis, and thank you dad!
I was the same as you, but it was my mother who introduced me to music like this. I'm forever grateful to her for exposing me to artists like Vangelis.
Very similar to my own journey 😊
@@lensw0rld633 same here :)
My uncle introduced me to the music of Vangelis and JM Jarre simultaneously. When I was 15, he gave me a pen with my name engraved. When I was 30, he invited me to a JM Jarre concert in my home city, Kosice, Slovakia (the first ever). The day after the concert, I met JM Jarre at the Kosice airport. he gave me an autograph using my pen that I got when I was 15...
Au revoir Artiste de légende vous avez toujours été un Ange de la musique moderne votre prénom en était un symbole.. Merci d'avoir apporter la paix à nos âmes. Vous avez Unis tous les hommes car pour vous la Politique qui réunis tout le monde c'est la Musique 🎶
Énormément touché par le décès d'un des plus grand musicien compositeur de notre siècle !!! Non seulement sa musique s'écoutait mais aussi elle ce regardait, comme on regarde la beauté de l' univers , la naissance d'un enfant , la disparition d'une personne chère, la lueur d'un ange , la création de dieux . Je le pleure, que dieux l l'accueil dans dans sa plus grande bonté, il nous manquera pour toujours ! Merci infiniment d' avoir exister, une étoile brille pour toi dans le ciel du firmament. Peace love...
A favourite music theme since childhood! This song was the start of that precious part of my life being a long time Vangelis' fan
My very 1st Vangelis album.
Mine too. Also my first Vangelis album and still my favourite.
It's one of the best. Better than Heaven and hell and Albedo I think. Just nails it start to finish
@@Bladerunner-yd5lk Agree 100%. Having been soenthusiastic about Vangelis after hearing his Spiral album I tried to "get to like" also some others by him but, wih the exception of Chariots of Fire which was quite nice to listen to for some time before sleep etc., I gave up. Spiral stll - for me - is uniquely magical to me.
@Davorin Flis I like a lot of his stuff but there's rarely an album I like consistently from start to finish as much as Spiral. It's usually bits and pieces. This is why Vangelis was made for playlists. I made one but youtube blocked it
Vá em paz, grande Vangelis! Você proporcionou grandes alegrias com sua vasta e excelente obra. Obrigada por tudo!
VANGELIS UM GENIO 💯🎶🎵
This is what I imagine time travel would sound like.
Maybe in a few years‽
Me too
To 1977
@@smilenowsmileforever4226 Won't happen. Get over it!
For me it's Space travel... But I can see and appreciate your sentiment.
Una musica incredibile..
According to the Dutch people here they know this song from a TV movie known as Bassie and Adriaan and the crying professor from 1982. And that's how I know this song it sounds amazing very nice song especially when you are investigating/ diving in the ocean.
We were raised with amazing music, thanks to the clown and that acrobat. What to think of Musical 2000 by Los Pekenikes, Magnetic Fields by Jean Michel Jarre, Pulstar (also by Vangelis), Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield and, ofcourse, Child of the Sea by Clannad.
And Spiral. 👌
@@JayDeeIsMyName deze Playlist, je bent een keizer. Dit maakt mijn dag.
@@daveysnoek Graag gedaan chef👌🏻
Duuuuuude!!! I was trying to think of where I remember this from and I had "Bassie en Adriaan" ringing in the back of my mind all the time but I was like "surely it's not that". Apparently it is! Cool, thanks!!
@@JayDeeIsMyName Don't forget "Theme from S.W.A.T." and "Theme from Shaft". :P
Genios solo nacen cada cierto espacio tiempo, y Vangelis fue uno de ellos 😌🎵
Vangelis , gracias por esa música celestial
Ouvindo neste instante, niterói rio de janeiro, brasil.
Simply a Genius!!!!!
This was composed when I was born in 77. I loved this as a kid and looked for it for a long time until I found it. music from space, I called it. Thanx Vangelis. RIP.
Génial VANGELIS 👏👏🎶🎵👍🌞😍
Vangelis genio inmortal inigualable!, Música sublime que trasciende la eternidad inspirada por el mismísimo DIOS!!!
de acuerdo con vos
ooommmm
se siente ue esa musica tiene poder asi se siente la vibra 😲😲😲
Não envelheceu. Ainda impressiona.
It's nice to know musician's had the chance to make acid techno songs in the 70s.
In Memoriam God bless the great Vangelis, God bless his music.
His sound will echo far and wide to the ends of the universe.
Thanks V for all the trips
The best track of all time -by anyone - with which to test a sound system. Turn it up to 12 ladies and gents!
Bought this album in a 2nd hand shop all those years ago. RIP!
R.I.P. MASTER!!! FOREVER IN OUR LIVES!!!
my parents listening to this track is one of my first memories as an existential being...
this, cosmos show on vhs, jean michel jarre...
of course i'll grow up to love experimental electronic music and every kind of music capable of sending you to another world
Addio maestro, i tuoi capolavori mi accompagneranno per sempre ....❤️
Absolute legendary track, timeless perfection.
first heard this when I was 14 y/o on a little tinny transistor radio played on radio 1 ! that was 54 years ago! still can,t beleive it, still love this track today, thank you ,you tube,,🤗🤗.....
One of his masterpiece which made his immortal. He will be always a god of music!
RIP, he was a genius... And he left behind geniously music
This tickles my ears
Excellent music thanks legend Vangelis 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏻👏
What a brilliant musician. Goodbye vangelis. Thanks for the music.
I love this song! Greetings from Brazil!
Among the masterpieces of that "genius" of Vangelis.
In the Netherlands we had a series called 'Bassie en Adriaan: De Huilende Professor'. The story was about Bassie and Adriaan who had to stop a professor because he wanted to detonate a bomb with gas that made people cry. But what they don't know is that they got help from within. And this song was also used for the series.
pessie83 Inderdaad:) Deze muziek werd ook gebruikt bij andere Nederlandse documentaires en tv series, voordat de serie Bassie en Adriaan werd uitgezonden.
@@franksnijders63 En ook in reclames bijvoorbeeld in Corega Tabs of zoiets.
Ruhen sie in Frieden . Danke für ihre fantastische Musik .
I first heard this in 1978 in a "head shop" in Las Vegas, NV. I was 18 at the that time
Lucky you!
I don't know why but all the Vangelis soundtracks make me feel powerful somehow .
Literally this and Alpha, like the entrance of a all powerful titan the enemy was not expecting, or someone training up the strength and power to overcome.
Don't you just LOVE the way this oscillates? Genius
His music is unique! Vangelis the great!
escuche este ea en 1983 cuando lo difundian para el año internaciona ldelas telecomunicaciones, entonces crei qeraetma de alan parsons
HUGE MASTERPIECE. Everything is in this music.
Music coming suround like a spiral. Feel like end coming soon.