I was 11 when this was released. They released the last 7min for the radio. From that day on, this piece of music would guide my taste in music for the rest of my life.
I was 17 in 1973 & loved this music... I didn't care that it was used in a horror film (The Exorcist). I thought this was such an awesome, creative bit of music.... ♥
I was nine, my dad had a kick ass receiver/turntable, and this album. I was very careful handling the vinyl. I played side one often. I don't think dad cared, he liked to hear it too!
"Grand piano; reed and pipe organ; glockenspiel; bass guitar; double speed guitar; two slightly distorted guitars; mandolino; Spanish guitar and introducing acoustic guitar, plus... tubular bells!" I don't have words to describe this masterpiece!!!
Cap DAH There are other performances on You Tube that vary in style and quality. Do a search and check them out. If you like this one, there are many others you'll enjoy.
My final in painting class in college. I did an homage to his album cover using the metal puzzle pieces against a green felt pool table top. Took well over a hundred hours. I wonder if that canvas is still around somewhere.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Yes, it really makes this mistake on side B... The side A is really a song called "Tubular Bells", and the side B isn't the second part of the same song! 😇
This work of genius was recorded when he was just 20 years old.... Written when he was a teenager. (Pity the BBC director got bored and inserted random special effects)
+Steven Dinh Actually Richard should thank Mike, he did not know anything about music when this album got recorded. He even had DOUBTS releasing it, tubular bells made virgin records. Feel free to look that up...
@@MichelLinschoten so true, my parents were good friends with Mike's PA in the 80s and Branson screwed Mike something rotten, without him Virgin would have failed within a couple of years.
Mark Sellars go to freemake.com, download freemake video downloader and download this video. then download freemake video converter and convert to .mp3
Si lo edita la bbc si en aquellos años las discográficas imponían severos derechos de radio la bbc se los saltaba si la composición no era idéntica al material de la discográfica
Remarkable! That is most of Henry Cow on that stage! And one part of the "company" is left out above: the incredible Viv Stanshall of Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band as the voice announcing the instruments. He was also on the album. Now for the geeky question: What brand guitar is Frith playing at 18:39? I can't seem to place it.
when you look how many people are playing here,but he did it all on the album ,wow
I was 11 when this was released. They released the last 7min for the radio. From that day on, this piece of music would guide my taste in music for the rest of my life.
Mike Oldfield is a well talented musician in billions of ways
list the ways
Capolavoro senza tempo mistico onirico demoniaco ancora oggi surreale grande ofild🙏
I was 17 in 1973 & loved this music... I didn't care that it was used in a horror film (The Exorcist). I thought this was such an awesome, creative bit of music.... ♥
I was nine, my dad had a kick ass receiver/turntable, and this album. I was very careful handling the vinyl. I played side one often. I don't think dad cared, he liked to hear it too!
Mais gros c'était génial!
"Grand piano; reed and pipe organ; glockenspiel; bass guitar; double speed guitar; two slightly distorted guitars; mandolino; Spanish guitar and introducing acoustic guitar, plus... tubular bells!"
I don't have words to describe this masterpiece!!!
Mark Zane you just did, well done !
Mark Zane absolute brilliance
even in 2024 this music is still magic!!
I never thought to look for a live version of Tubular Bells until I watched The Exorcist last night. Thanks for the post!
I like it alot, thanks for sharing
Cap DAH There are other performances on You Tube that vary in style and quality. Do a search and check them out. If you like this one, there are many others you'll enjoy.
thanks John,, real fun stuff
Hey...tell me this music hasnt died.......uploads more like these is what i need............
18,17 onwards,,classic reminds me of my father blasting this every sunday morning,,
The Best Tubular Bells version.
Steve Hillage being the man, like always.
Amazing, a masterpiece !
Timeless
indeed amazing...and one of its kind...
My final in painting class in college. I did an homage to his album cover using the metal puzzle pieces against a green felt pool table top. Took well over a hundred hours. I wonder if that canvas is still around somewhere.
Time well spent.
Takes me back... and as fresh bas ever.
Seria la ostia,volver a grabar 50 años despues,TUBULAR BELLS,con los mismos musicos (si todavia estan vivos,claro)🎸🎸🎸
What a treasure.
Indeed!
Simply GREAT!!!
Great music❤
BRILLIANT. Thank you.
That was great.
Absolut top !!!!!!!!!👍👍👍🤠🙋♂️
And so a genius was born
Awesome
None better. Oldfield was brilliant.
Who would thumbs down this?!?
Plebs that only listen to cr@p rap "music"
Hermosa Pieza ;)
a never ending dream . . . . . . .
This is really a song called "Tubular Bells" (side A from Oldfield's 1973 album), the side B is another thing!
You must be a wizard
@@isabellaandlogan7181 The Side B isn't "Tubular Bells" because no have "Tubular Bells" ! Just the side A is "Tubular Bells" !
@@igormaxwel6093
Will you call Mike Oldfield and tell him that he made a huge mistake back in ‘73?
He gave his song a wrong title.
🙄
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Yes, it really makes this mistake on side B... The side A is really a song called "Tubular Bells", and the side B isn't the second part of the same song! 😇
I feel sorry for everyone who didn’t grow up in the 70s
Wow...
Geniallll
Maravilloso !
good to see Steve Hillage! check out "lunar music suite" by Steve.
You might want to check out "Fish Rising" earlier Hillage.
Buenísima creación. Para el mejor Relax.
I'm gonna be honest, Steel Ball Run brought me here, not disappointed
It is Death note, my dear friend
Lol
What Druid hymns are these?.
Amazing,,,,,,,,,,,just amazing!.
MMMusic!!!
This work of genius was recorded when he was just 20 years old....
Written when he was a teenager.
(Pity the BBC director got bored and inserted random special effects)
Guy Gadbois on oboe, there was a surprise!
Mike: **plays bass with a pick**
Davie504: *WAIT THAT'S ILLEGAL*
Davie wasn't alive at the moment :D
Happy halloween 2021!
It alway the abum wonderfull. I don't know it while i read a book: Lose Virgin of Richard Banson. Thank him!!!!
+Steven Dinh Actually Richard should thank Mike, he did not know anything about music when this album got recorded. He even had DOUBTS releasing it, tubular bells made virgin records.
Feel free to look that up...
@@MichelLinschoten so true, my parents were good friends with Mike's PA in the 80s and Branson screwed Mike something rotten, without him Virgin would have failed within a couple of years.
Damn now I want the black and rainbow shirt Mike is wearing
and composer Karl Jenkins on oboe!
Saw this performed last night arranged for Brass Band...!!! Yes brass band!!!! It was great. Check out Tubular Brass!
the begin of the Loop concept !
This version has to be the best...does anyone know if i can buy this version on cd?
Mark Sellars go to freemake.com, download freemake video downloader and download this video. then download freemake video converter and convert to .mp3
Si lo edita la bbc si en aquellos años las discográficas imponían severos derechos de radio la bbc se los saltaba si la composición no era idéntica al material de la discográfica
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Remarkable! That is most of Henry Cow on that stage! And one part of the "company" is left out above: the incredible Viv Stanshall of Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band as the voice announcing the instruments. He was also on the album.
Now for the geeky question: What brand guitar is Frith playing at 18:39? I can't seem to place it.
+Guy Fawkes Frith's guitar is the modified Ormston Burns Black Bison he used to play back then.
gidouille
THANK YOU! I've never seen film of it from that close. Neat axe.
Wait, that's not a mandolin
Why isn't Mike Ratledge credited?
graaaand piano..good old englishman narrator,,
is there a part 2 of this? you know, the other side of the vinyl
At 4:12 Mike Oldfield IS NOT playing the mandolin!!!
Unique ❤
Hey....how old is this music?..........
This song is... 43 years old! Kinda hard to believe...
43?.....never "forget" it........
I'm pleasantly possessed.
Bassie und adriaan
Do you have the second part of this?
No, there is no second part : only the first piece of the album "Tubular Bells" has been captured live at this BBC show !
That's sad and dumb from them in my Opinion, I really love this Live Version.
Home Of Vintage Technology hmm
1 person is crazy.
This is not the 1973 version.What is this?
i knew that was Fred frith. the line up is nasty here
Ez még zene
a shame there's this light buzz in the backround
wait that sounds rude. thanks you for uploading! the song is great :)
im so glad jojo fans havent touched these comments yet
1974
diamanti musicali
Worth reading Richard Branson losing my virginity for.
xxl
I'd search for a 51kg traitor to this soundtrack
Our original one cost £4.95
Linda Blair and green vomit.
This video liked by James Devine. Proponent of political violence.
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