Thanks for this upload, it's one of the greatest indie movie end title songs I've ever heard (when it originally came out, back then). Unfortunately your videos won't play in some browsers like SeaMonkey, due to the usage of the *avc1* = H264 (not to be confused with the most recent *av01* = AV1) playback codec on UA-cam's side. The enhanced *vp09* = VP9 format plays with no hassle, but this is reserved for videos with about 10k views or more on popular channels - and applies even to very old uploads, retroactively. [Edit: Sadly I just had to learn all I said below doesn't work anymore. Currently uploading in 1440p+ is the only method doing the trick.] -However, there are ways of causing UA-cam to use the VP9 codec also on already uploaded videos; have a look at some up-to-date(!) -_-"How to Force VP9 on UA-cam"-_- tutorial if you are willing to dive a bit deeper into the matter. While this -_-can-_- be fixed on the endpoint side (pretty complicated), my comment is primarily meant to increase your specific viewership coverage (with a few easy steps).- If you're going to try it out on this video [Edit: once you find an alternative method, that is], please leave a reply and I'll keep you updated with a success report ... but only in case I receive a reply notification, of course ;) Alas, this isn't guaranteed as you know for sure.
Awesome, thank you! I love this movie and I’ve always thought this song was really beautiful. Now it’s finally on my playlists.
This song blew me away at the end of pretty mediocre movie
This song is better than the movie
I have scoured the internet for this song for months using every search term available and finally here it is. Thanks!
You're welcomed. I'm surprised nobody on UA-cam uploaded it, so why not be the first to do just that? :)
Keep up the good work man
Thanks, just doing my job sharing soundtracks :)
Thank you so much !!!!!
You're most welcomed, I'm glad to share it :)
Thanks for this upload, it's one of the greatest indie movie end title songs I've ever heard (when it originally came out, back then).
Unfortunately your videos won't play in some browsers like SeaMonkey, due to the usage of the *avc1* = H264 (not to be confused with the most recent *av01* = AV1) playback codec on UA-cam's side. The enhanced *vp09* = VP9 format plays with no hassle, but this is reserved for videos with about 10k views or more on popular channels - and applies even to very old uploads, retroactively.
[Edit: Sadly I just had to learn all I said below doesn't work anymore. Currently uploading in 1440p+ is the only method doing the trick.]
-However, there are ways of causing UA-cam to use the VP9 codec also on already uploaded videos; have a look at some up-to-date(!) -_-"How to Force VP9 on UA-cam"-_- tutorial if you are willing to dive a bit deeper into the matter. While this -_-can-_- be fixed on the endpoint side (pretty complicated), my comment is primarily meant to increase your specific viewership coverage (with a few easy steps).-
If you're going to try it out on this video [Edit: once you find an alternative method, that is], please leave a reply and I'll keep you updated with a success report ... but only in case I receive a reply notification, of course ;) Alas, this isn't guaranteed as you know for sure.