I listened to this vinyl non-stop as a child in the late 70s/early 80s. You have no idea the memories you just re-awakened. The blessed side sounds of the needle. Speaker worthy audio recording. I'm listening on headphones, and I feel the vibrations. I love you.
Thank you, Sir A.C. Clarke, Kubrick, Ligeti, Moon-watcher, HAL, and the entire team in the creation of a masterpiece. "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do. I'm half crazy all for the love of you..."
One really strange thing... When I was 13, I had the original vinyl soundtrack and was listening to the beginning György Ligeti. Requiem Kyrie Section with headphones on. I was alone, and in the dark. At the 2:00 mark, I heard a door open, then quietly close, then someone whisper, "Psst... hey, Joe..." and it scared the living crap out of me. It was very faint and you could barely hear it. On your rip, I can hear the door, but not the whisper... creeeeepy!
Soundtrack list "Also sprach Zarathustra" Richard Strauss 0:00 "Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, 2 Mixed Choirs and Orchestra" Gyorgy Ligeti 1:50 "Lux Aeterna" Gyorgy Ligeti 6:13 "The Blue Danube" Johann Strauss II 12:22 "Gayne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" Aram Khachaturian 19:30 "Atmospheres" Gyorgy Ligeti 24:53 "The Blue Danube" Johann Strauss II 33:38 "Also sprach Zarathustra" Richard Strauss 37:18
I waited too long to watch this. I think it's the greatest film ever created, and if it didn't inspire just about everything to come after it, I'd be surprised.
The surreal music of György Ligeti really creates an otherworldly atmosphere. These are my favorite selections in the soundtrack, although the more familiar classical selections are also iconic and superb.
I had this album at 8 years old. I listened to it constantly! I finally saw the film with my older brother and Dad, but we walked in during Floyd's trip to the station, and missed the Dawn sequence. I have since seen it 20 times and I keep the 4K BluRay in my collection.
Christiane helped him out by listening to radio and hearing either the Requiem by Ligeti or the Khatchaturian Suite, and either called Stanley, or someone else at Elstree, to let Stanley know she had heard it. She thought it would fit in the film. Sure enough, Stanley got the message, listened to it, and thought it was perfect. I believe he then phoned her and told her that.
This soundrack and the film are mesmerizing. Just listening to the album is a mind and universe trip. Who needs any drugs when you have art such as this?
Yes, this is a Universe trip! Well said! I hope that some day such the trips are possible... By the way - my and my wife's names are just flying to Mars! Perseverance! :-)
BANDA SONORA: Richard Strauss, Johann Strauss, György Ligeti y Aram Khachaturyan para "2001:Una odisea en el espacio" (1968) DIR. STANLEY KUBRICK.- ¡Bendiciones y salu2 desde CHILE!
Back in 1896 a group of composers were discussing musical trends, and one of them says "In maybe a century, they'll be wanting us to compose music for and about space". Richard Strauss turns to them and says "Hold my Claret".
19:31 wow! This sounds like James Horner's Aliens ost ! :) I think he might has been influenced by this one, and I can totally understand why :D beautiful. Interestingly, it also sounds like 12 Monkeys.
@@steveyonker1055 Steve, If this turn table is like the one I was loaned when I was younger, you can sync exactly to 33 1/3 in the dark with the dots and a built in neon light. A sweet feature. :) Blast Blue Danube for me. Keep It "ReeL", Evan
Wow. Like many others here I have no idea what country this pressing is from, but it is astounding compared to the several US copies I've had over the years. They sound cheap by comparison. This sounds like a well pressed classical record.
Hey! Savais tu que Alex North avait composé pour le film mais qu'au final sa musique n'avait pas été retenue par Kubrick? POur mes curieux: ua-cam.com/video/uuCqfvbxsJs/v-deo.html
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I listened to this vinyl non-stop as a child in the late 70s/early 80s. You have no idea the memories you just re-awakened. The blessed side sounds of the needle. Speaker worthy audio recording. I'm listening on headphones, and I feel the vibrations.
I love you.
Never underestimate the power of music. One of the reasons this movie is a masterpiece is the music combined with the greatest cinematography.
Love this soundtrack and the movie. Been on the lookout for the UK mono 1st press for quite some time now. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you, Sir A.C. Clarke, Kubrick, Ligeti, Moon-watcher, HAL, and the entire team in the creation of a masterpiece.
"Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do. I'm half crazy all for the love of you..."
One really strange thing... When I was 13, I had the original vinyl soundtrack and was listening to the beginning György Ligeti. Requiem Kyrie Section with headphones on. I was alone, and in the dark. At the 2:00 mark, I heard a door open, then quietly close, then someone whisper, "Psst... hey, Joe..." and it scared the living crap out of me. It was very faint and you could barely hear it. On your rip, I can hear the door, but not the whisper... creeeeepy!
you can her the whisper too! its at 2:09 , but veeery faint, you hear more the Pst... (hey) Joe.. epic stuff!
@@vladi7441 YES! I'm NOT crazy!!!
Soundtrack list
"Also sprach Zarathustra" Richard Strauss 0:00
"Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, 2 Mixed
Choirs and Orchestra" Gyorgy Ligeti 1:50
"Lux Aeterna" Gyorgy Ligeti 6:13
"The Blue Danube" Johann Strauss II 12:22
"Gayne Ballet Suite (Adagio)" Aram Khachaturian 19:30
"Atmospheres" Gyorgy Ligeti 24:53
"The Blue Danube" Johann Strauss II 33:38
"Also sprach Zarathustra" Richard Strauss 37:18
Perhaps the greatest cinematic achievement of the 20th century!
And it happened about the same time as Apollo 8, not to mention Star Trek (TOS). I fully expected to take a visit to the moon myself back then.
@@johnmarcou973 lol awesome
@@johnmarcou973🎉
I waited too long to watch this. I think it's the greatest film ever created, and if it didn't inspire just about everything to come after it, I'd be surprised.
Perhaps? No indeed it is.
My favorite movie of all time, this soundtrack is the definition of a masterpiece.
The surreal music of György Ligeti really creates an otherworldly atmosphere. These are my favorite selections in the soundtrack, although the more familiar classical selections are also iconic and superb.
I had this album at 8 years old. I listened to it constantly! I finally saw the film with my older brother and Dad, but we walked in during Floyd's trip to the station, and missed the Dawn sequence. I have since seen it 20 times and I keep the 4K BluRay in my collection.
Thank you. I needed that!
Thank you for this blast from the past!!
Thanks so much for this. Can't tell you how many hours I spent listening, and re-listening, to this LP while pouring over the jacket.
Yes!!
Thank You! 🙏
Thank you so very, very much! :-)
Always loved this soundtrack as much as the film itself.
12:16 for blue dandube
Absolutely Mind Blowing Movie and Soundtrack . Pure Perfection .
Great sound! Thanks for this.
I'm back for more. Loving your channel. This is an absolute gem. I have it on wax aswell. Blessings.....
Thank you !!
Sublime!! ❤
26:20 - This part reminds me of Close Encounter of the Third Kind, in the end of the movie. 2001 - Excellent soundtrack!
Muchas gracias por compartir!
Stanley Kubrick was a Master Filmmaker, his eclectic taste in music for all his films was absolute perfection.
Christiane helped him out by listening to radio and hearing either the Requiem by Ligeti or the Khatchaturian Suite, and either called Stanley, or someone else at Elstree, to let Stanley know she had heard it. She thought it would fit in the film. Sure enough, Stanley got the message, listened to it, and thought it was perfect. I believe he then phoned her and told her that.
How very interesting I being an extreme Kubrick enthusiast thank you. @@jawoody9745
This soundrack and the film are mesmerizing. Just listening to the album is a mind and universe trip. Who needs any drugs when you have art such as this?
Yes, you are right :-)!
Yes, this is a Universe trip! Well said! I hope that some day such the trips are possible... By the way - my and my wife's names are just flying to Mars! Perseverance! :-)
I might need to listen to "Echoes" after this.
Magnificent opening...and Elvis thought so too!
Goose bumps every time when I hear this intro.
beautiful like the film: 2 real masterpieces
BANDA SONORA: Richard Strauss, Johann Strauss, György Ligeti y Aram Khachaturyan para "2001:Una odisea en el espacio" (1968) DIR. STANLEY KUBRICK.- ¡Bendiciones y salu2 desde CHILE!
24:47
Such haunting tones.
sounds like Close Encounters
Back in 1896 a group of composers were discussing musical trends, and one of them says "In maybe a century, they'll be wanting us to compose music for and about space". Richard Strauss turns to them and says "Hold my Claret".
19:31 wow! This sounds like James Horner's Aliens ost ! :) I think he might has been influenced by this one, and I can totally understand why :D beautiful. Interestingly, it also sounds like 12 Monkeys.
Sounds like a section of the soundtrack for AI too...
Escuto a trilha e ao mesmo tempo imagino a cena. Massa!!
Un superbe film 👍
Je possède la même platine depuis peu 😉
There is the 100´s like. Thank you.
Wow!!! Que Sonido por Dios!!!!
So relevant today😎
beautiful visual AND audio...
Richard Strauss, Thus Spake Zarathustra
Oh, bliss. Bliss and heaven.
Wrong film. But it is the same director, i guess.
very, very, very BEST
Ligeti Lux Aeterna......
Over the surface of the moon.
(I wish they would have included the navigational controls beeping while landing at Clavius).
Kubrick had fantastic taste in music.
Obrigado
Love this !! Will apricate to my new works ;)
1:52 Requiem
Thank you
Nice Turntable.
i especiallly like the dots going around this beautiful turntable
@@steveyonker1055 Steve, If this turn table is like the one I was loaned when I was younger, you can sync exactly to 33 1/3 in the dark with the dots and a built in neon light. A sweet feature. :) Blast Blue Danube for me. Keep It "ReeL", Evan
I'm sorry Dave. I am afraid I cant "LIKE THIS" that many times 😂
Música espacial... cósmica... transcende o espaço e o tempo.
Those really deep notes….
... As Timeless as Space itself... God Bless Australia... 3:50
Lovely setup, What pressing is this one with the black label?
French edition
Its creepy devilish sounds.
Godzilla 2014 HALO Jump
Fabulosa BSO y en vinilo. Grandiosa, gracias. Me permites una solicitud, Midnight Cowboy,
Wow. Like many others here I have no idea what country this pressing is from, but it is astounding compared to the several US copies I've had over the years. They sound cheap by comparison. This sounds like a well pressed classical record.
Think it is a France issue: www.discogs.com/Various-2001-A-Space-Odyssey-Music-From-The-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack/release/2029106
yes, its a french pressing.
if you think this is good check out the movie someone said the big black monolith was a big slab of black afghany hash
I have a The original record
What country is that Lp pressing from? Don't recognize the black label? also what year is the pressing from?
I think its France but i must check.
@@DIRECTSOUNDVINYL Thanks, most have the common Ying Yang MGM label, i have an early UK Yellow label, but never seen a Black before, thanks.
Sadly I want to listen HAL9000 at the end.
Hey! Savais tu que Alex North avait composé pour le film mais qu'au final sa musique n'avait pas été retenue par Kubrick? POur mes curieux: ua-cam.com/video/uuCqfvbxsJs/v-deo.html
Pas du tout, je vais aller écouter ça.
turn off the stupid ads
;-)