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The Eve of The War Jeff Wayne's...The War of The Worlds (2006)
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Jeff Wayne's masterful opening composition from The War of The Worlds featuring Richard Burton and Justin Hayward as the journalist.
From Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds (2006): The live stage adaptation of Jeff Wayne's 1978 bestselling album, brought to life at London's Wembley Arena. Featuring performers from the original recording, including Justin Hayward, Chris Thompson Wayne himself and the sight and sound of Richard Burton, as well as performances from Russell Watson and Tara Blaise.
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One of my favourite albums of all time. First had it as a kid on LP with all the glorious art work inside. Manages to be beautiful and super creepy at the same time. The newer version with Liam Neeson narrating is fine but you can never improve upon Richard Burton. Really need to get to one of these live shows.
The conductor is Jeff Wayne - The composer, if ever you get a chance to see this on tour I would totally recommend it!
You owe it to yourselves to listen to this entire thing. Fucking epic
Sung by the brilliant Justin Hayward, OBE of Moody Blues fame. My favorite singer/songwriter/guitarist. He would have been 60-61 years old when this was performed live in 2006 but still sounded terrific. He sang the two biggest hits from the album - The Eve of the War and Forever Autumn, which says a lot because of the amount of talent assembled on that double album. I traveled from the USA to watch this tour live in England and Scotland. Great experience. Cheers.
The only song sung by Justin Hayward was Forever Autumn. David Essex did some of the vocals also. He was the artillery man.
I forgot about the eve of the war. Another Justin Hayward vocal.
Thunder child aswell
@@allenrogers9319 Errrrmmmm, ......... no! The vocals on 'The Eve of the War' are by Justin Hayward, along with 'Forever Autumn', in his character as the sung thoughts of the journalist (the spoken words of which are originally Richard Burton, as in this performance, and later by Liam Neeson).
David Essex did 'Brave New World' as the artilleryman, though only on the original recording but never live as the artilleryman was described as young in the novel that this album and performance is based on and by the time that it finally made the stage (28 years after the album release), David was sadly no longer young. The wonderful Alexis James, whose vocal tone and persona is very much like David Essex, played the role in the first 2006 tour and the next, and a succession of other musical theatre and recording artists have done so since. David then took on the role of the voice of humanity singing 'Thunderchild' in the show's short-lived run in the West End but has never performed in any of its many worldwide tours over the past seventeen years.
@@deanrichardson4712 'Thunderchild' on the original album and on this and the next few tours was performed as "the voice of humanity", by Chris Thompson from Manfred Mann's Earth Band. David Essex, the original young artilleryman never performed on any of the tours due to it being an age-defined character but later performed as "the voice of humanity" in the show's brief stay in the West End.
When I heard this first in 1979 I was completely hooked … such a great story combined the vocals of Sir Richard Burton and the fantastic music made for an extremely emotional experience that has never left me
The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one he said, the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, but still they come. I bought the album on vinyl when it was released in the late 70's, The Eve Of The War is still my favourite part of that album.
Still got my vinyl. Love it!
But still they come!!!
Love Justin Hayward!!!
Bass guitar by the legendary Herbie Flowers, and the guy with the slide guitar is Chris Spedding, who produced The Sex Pistols and played guitar on tour with... The Wombles, in full costume!
Justin Haywards voice is pure magic I was only eight when this was out but I've listened to his music ever since simply a legend.👍
I love Richard Burton as the original narrator, his voice made you actually feel like you were there.
the director is jeff wayne and is also the composer. this is just 1 piece of a full musical based on war of the worlds by H.G. Wells. the talking head is a young Richard Burton.
Dei here... OK, I've had a bit of a laugh to myself over this one. My sole aim from these WotW requests was to, hopefully, introduce Jon, Dolly, and maybe others out there to the amazing musical masterpiece that was Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds. For those of us that experienced it in "real time"... I only had this on cassette. Those of you who had the vinyl... I hate you! (lol). I did later buy the double CD, so I did get to enjoy it almost as much as you... Let's give Jon and Dolly some slack. I do tend to have a rather odd sense of humour. I wanted to see Jon and Dolly's reaction without the historical context that a lot of the rest of the viewers had. I must admit, being thrown in cold, I'm very happy with this reaction, and to the reaction to the other songs. Sure, they didn't get everything right. Forever Autumn isn't about death. Carrie got away... She was safe, but she was gone. This was kind of my fault as I only requested parts of the musical, not all of it. It was something different. I hope you enjoyed it...
...and I've seen some complain that this isn't the original musical track. Yes, the original in better, but these tracks also provide visuals that don't exist with the originals (the one exception is "Forever Autumn"). Just consider these requests as a sampler. If you find these versions interesting, then go seek out the originals!
I was in the audience for this. Four rows back from the front. Fantastic night.
The singer is the fantastic Justin Hayward from the Moody Blues.
The narrator is Welsh - baritone - voice actor: Richard Burton CBE. During the early recordings of the musical, it was just his voice, but sadly he passed away before the musical by American-British Composer and Conductor: Jeff Wayne was brought to RL. What we are seeing, is actually a Richard Burton Look-alike actor: Aaron Robson. During editing, Aaron’s face was modified to look more like Richard’s face.
The narrator was the magnificent Richard Burton, who died many years ago, so this is a CGI of him. That’s why he looks scary.
This is one of my top albums ever. I had the original vinyl for many years, sadly lost during a divorce and subsequent house moves. The album is a work of art.
Jeff Wayne is the conductor & composer with the Black Smoke band & a 50-strong string orchestra. I've seen the show four times at different venues.
The guy narrator is Richard Burton, though the face they are animating is Orson Welles (no relation to HG!).
This was a fantastic album. Great music, and singers like Justine Hayward, David Essex, Phil Lynott, Julie Covington.
This is a live version and Richard Burton and Phil Lynott have passed, so I guess they will be replaced. I have a video of a later production, and the Narrator is played by Liam Neilson via a hologram. Very cool.
That's incorrect. The face is Richard Burton as a young man, not Orson Welles.
The animation is Richard Burton.
The narrator is Richard Burton,the original from the album.what you are seeing is a holographic image of Richard.
One of the best albums ever made
The Conductor is Jeff Wayne He Wrote the Music 🎼🎶🎵
Landmark album which could ONLY have been done in Britain.
That voice - Richard Burton!
This is my childhood
Loved this as a kid still do brilliant
The man whose face is narrating the story is British actor Richard Burton
Fun fact: John Lodge, bass guitarist and second most often lead singer of the Moody Blues that Justin Hayward was lead singer of, was supposed to be playing bass on this album but contractual conflicts and recording timetables meant that he couldn't, and Gordy Marshall (the drummer on this performance and throughout the tours of this album) was accompanying drummer and percussionist to Graeme Edge on the Moody Blues' tours from the early 2000s until the remaining members disbanded following Graeme's death in 2021.
Definitely check out the whole show. This is from 2006 and it's fantastic. The conductor of this is the man himself Jeff Wayne who composed The War of the Worlds album. The man is a legend and seems like such a nice guy. His daughter is an actress/singer and plays Carrie in this show.
absolutely incredible Richard burton is amazing
Herbie Flowers on bass, Chris Spedding on lead guitar . Saw this live twice
The narrator is the legendary Sir Richard Burton. By the time they did this he had passed. The face is CGI. And ISN"T Richard Burtans.
I remember watching how they made it and it was interesting to see how they brought Richard Burton back to life so to speak
They used Liam Neeson as the narrator later on
But there's no mistaking the voice in this one. It was Richard Burton. Not Liam Neeson. Can't mistake that voice and accent.
In the making of this, Richard Burton had passed away by the time this production had started. They actually suspended a 'base' of the shape his head, and digitally filmed a look alike to narrate using his mouth, whilst superimposing Richard Burtons face on the base. This is why it looks stiff and only the mouth moves. A precursor of AI if you will. Very clever how they did it
this was a live performance of the musical made in '79, performed in 2006, the actor who did the opening monologue died in between, they kinda used the visual and practical effects that were available in 2006 on stage to bring him back alive
this was way before deepfake and faceswapping technology
The head of the narrator is CGI which is why only his mouth moves but resembles a very young Richard Burton who narrated the original 1978 audio only recording. He died many years before this live show so had to be recreated in CGI.
The reason the face was cardboard cutout-y was that they took a still photo of Richard Burtons face, then superimposed a video of someone elses mouth, acting out the words, then just matched up the recording of Burton actually speaking.
Burton passed away loooong before they made this live show. And there was no video of Burton performing the narration. So this was how they recreated him.
Still so actual and fresh. Justin has an amazing voice and the whole album is epic. So funny to see the young generation discovering those master pieces ;-). There is a version from Wild (live at Leicester) and also metal by the alchimist.
I remember being about 7 and taping this from my parents' CDs and listening to it on my hifi before I went to sleep. Scared the shit out of me.
The conductor btw is Jeff Wayne hinself:D bro ur hair is fire ngl
I loved this album but the 1950s film of WOTW gave me nightmares and still gives me the creeps.
I have been to these epic live performances 3 times, the last n 2022. I took my 19year old grandaughter to that one and like all of us all she was blown away. Truly if you ever get the chance go seen the live performance.
Any idea when it’s on again, missed it last time found, I need to see it.
@@markmiller6402 I think they are touring again in 2025. If so I will be going again
@@user-kg3ty7fc9k thanks
Great live but get the album .. lie down in a dark quiet room with headphones and ....
HG wells Wrote the first Alien invasion book with War the Worlds 🛸🐙
The Conductor is Jeff Wayne the Composer
Richard Burton was the famous Welsh actor who was married to Elizabeth Taylor.
this is one to own on vynyl, not so much for the sound but for the art work that comes with it
I am very happy that you reaxxioneis to this great musical work
Herbie Flowers is the bass player, one of the most respected!
The reason this was so scary at the time, wasn't just because of the story (and there wasn't the music you're listening to in this musical aired with it). At the time this aired on the radio, there wasn't fiction being read out or acted over the airwaves. It was all serious stuff like news reports. And the way they chose to air it, WAS in the style of episodic breaking news reports, as if reporters on the ground were actually witnessing the events happen in front of them. So for people who didn't realise - and had no way of finding out - that it was actually a fictional story based on a book, it was as convincing as the real news reports being aired around the same time as the program went out. Now I hasten to add that the amount of people tricked into believing it, and some reacting badly to it, was a much smaller number than generally gets banded about. The vast majority of listeners very quickly figured out it wasn't a real news broadcast and was, in fact, a fictional and highly entertaining story being aired. But initially for the first episode or two it DID cause quit a stir!
Its a musical masterpiece
This is from the first tour in 2006 many musical additions have been added since pretty much the whole show is so much more. If they tour again come to the UK and see it, you wont regret it. 🤘
Fun fact, the narrator face is an old photo of Richard Burton from when he was around the age of the charactor he's playing brought to life with a mix of cgi & a lookalike actor.
he probably didn't blink Richard Burton's face is projected on to an animatronic for the early live shows i think they do it with a hologram these days. Burton died in 1984 so they had to digitally animate him for the original live show
I don't know the face in this video but it's most definitely not Richard Burton. Having said that I bloody love this album.
It’s supposed to be a 3D CGI Bust of a young Richard Burton, but initially done with a lookalike actor who actually lip-synced every single word of the original recording of the narration done by Richard Burton himself to when he worked on the original 1978 musical album.
It’s a CGI of a young Richard Burton, whose voice is the narrator in this.
Liked your reaction, but I have one small criticism - why do you find it nrecessary to play the fool?
See Britain can do cool things too!!!
only two?
@@grabtharshammer I meant too
The narrator's lines are straight from the book by HG.Wells
Not quite, there are some small differences but nothing that changes the impact. And Richard Burton just blows them away. The story goes that he recorded all of his lines in a single day-long session with a glass of whiskey (single malt of course) beside him to keep his vocal cords lubricated.
He’s animated.
Have you heard of Moody Blues????
My all-time favourite album ever! Even level with those from Queen! My dad introduced me to the Jeff Wayne musical version of War of the Worlds and I've been obsessed ever since!! I have this on both CD and Vinyl and I still to this day play the absolute _heck_ out of both of them!! I'm actually kind of surprised I haven't worn out and scratched them to oblivion yet LOL 😁Honestly the movies just never did the story justice - especially the most recent ones. Sure they _looked_ great, but the story just wasn't as involved, didn't have the emotion in it and I found myself not really caring for _any_ of the depicted characters. Which surprised me since I usually enjoy any character that Tom Cruise plays as. One part I adore about the live theatre versions is the fact they have a GIGANTIC Martian walker that looms over the audience, makes the alien sounds "UULAAA!" and fires lasers as it's "heat ray". Friggen EPIC!!!
Richard Burton has long gone - this is a holograph!
I wish Hollywood would make a movie of this version. The tom cruise version is so disappointing after listening to this
There was originally going to be a movie based on the musical, sadly it was cancelled. :(
You seem great but I can’t find the playlist for the rest of the album. Shame. I want to see you experience this masterpiece
The Album is way better :)
I’m guessing your not familiar with Jeff Wayne’s war of the worlds but the actor who plays the narrator died so they and they only had audio recording and not video so they had to recreate his face with a cardboard cut out.
I've got the original 1960s film
How they made the Head of Richard Burton talk after he died is they got an actor who looked and sounded Like a young Richard Burton to ware Heavy prosthetics to look like a young Richard burton to do the mouth movement of the dialogue and used computer CGI to Make the Lookalike Actor Look more like a young Richard Burton they even added Richard Burton‘s eyes and animated them blinking and moving and project Richard Burton’s young face on to a Big Grey Head Shape Thing To make it 3D
Oh, and as I said, the face they are animating is Orson Welles. I don't know the year, but at one stage, he did a radio play adapted from the book. Many people thought it was real, that the earth really was being invaded, and rather than be killed by the aliens, some people actually jumped off buildings to commit suicide!!! You can google it!
It also led a group of farmers to grab their shotguns and go out Martian-hunting. To their credit, they DID take out a neighbor's water tower...
The face is Richard Burton the original spoken thoughts of The Journalist... It's a completely different radio play you're thinking of