I finally experienced this exhibit two days ago with a close friend of 37 years. We entered just as this song began. I was completely mesmerized and neither of us spoke a word nor made a sound for an hour. Incredible exhibit that I could honestly spend an entire day watching. The music could not have been more perfect.
I went last night. Walked in during this song. Had to find it here on RUclips. I’m so grateful for the couple of hours I spent sitting among other humans. In their own world. Finding peace in such a unsettling time in our lives.
I cried and I can’t stop. This is a beautiful song and tune but every time I listen to it I cry. I first heard it on the “Maid” soundtrack which made me go looking for it to find it here.
@@astrology4u When Alex got kicked out, not even a word was needed. Her crying in the car with her mother, daughter and all of the belongings made me C R Y uncontrollably. Incredibly touching and overwhelming, at times, series, rewatched it few times. Truly amazing
Yes! I just got home from watching it. And this song, Along with the art made me cry. I stayed and watched another loop just so I could hear this song again and get the lyrics so I could look it up.
Vahn go exhibit made me nearly cry on this music. It was so well placed. And not to mention the egg, that was amazing! Vahn go in Pittsburgh was so good
My wife and I went earlier this week. What a beautiful sad song perfectly placed. We moved around through two showings. To lighten the mood the second time around, I leaned over and said, "Is an episode of Twin Peaks about to start?" It was a very moving piece.
Never heard this song before the exhibit. This version is way better than the official one. Truly fantastic job you did here. The original version is so dry. Would love to hear the lossless wav or flac file. Too bad they weren't selling soundtrack cds there, the music was top notch.
I loved that I heard music from three artists, not at all alike, but all part of this exhibit, and all 3 connected to my family, something we did not realize until the end of the experience. I've been a fan of Radiohead and all they do individually. To hear Thom Yorke's song from Anima in this experience was unexpected, yet fitting. If you're a fan, you'll get how it fits. "Falten" sounds like Yorke, too, but I didn't see credits for him for this one. Later, I heard a rendition of Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings." My dad used to play Barber's piece when I was a kid, and it's one of those classical songs that just grabs my soul. Just before that, my sister recognized "Pictures At An Exhibition" by Modest Mussorgsky, something she played in her high school band. Overall, a fabulous experience.
I just saw this exhibit a couple of days ago in Denver. Such an amazing experience, for the music as well as the art. I spent two hours artistically drunk.
i was struggling with approval seeking problem and it was sooo hard ii was always looking for to acceptance and from now on I'm no longer same me, I realized that life Is tooo short to make them pleasing and toooo important to not waste for the thing that I don't believe. Be the light that shine in to your self heart and find the light that brights your path to die. You and god. These two words are sooo important don't forget it! First you because god doesn't need us. But second god because he created us for to know him. (I mean Allah by the way not crisis ) anyways I love the sound repeat again!
I finally experienced this exhibit two days ago with a close friend of 37 years. We entered just as this song began. I was completely mesmerized and neither of us spoke a word nor made a sound for an hour. Incredible exhibit that I could honestly spend an entire day watching. The music could not have been more perfect.
I went last night. Walked in during this song. Had to find it here on RUclips. I’m so grateful for the couple of hours I spent sitting among other humans. In their own world. Finding peace in such a unsettling time in our lives.
I also walked in during this song. I stayed just so I could hear it again and look it up. I loved the visuals they used with it
Did anyone else cry or was it just me?
I cried and I can’t stop. This is a beautiful song and tune but every time I listen to it I cry. I first heard it on the “Maid” soundtrack which made me go looking for it to find it here.
@@astrology4u When Alex got kicked out, not even a word was needed. Her crying in the car with her mother, daughter and all of the belongings made me C R Y uncontrollably. Incredibly touching and overwhelming, at times, series, rewatched it few times. Truly amazing
@@deadbutterfly7846 yes it was, truly amazing♥️
Yes! I just got home from watching it. And this song, Along with the art made me cry. I stayed and watched another loop just so I could hear this song again and get the lyrics so I could look it up.
this sound at this exhibit made me finally tell my girl that I loved her ❤
Went there today. I was so shocked that Thom yorke was in the end credits so I decided to check it out. Really really awesome experience 👏 👌
Vahn go exhibit made me nearly cry on this music. It was so well placed. And not to mention the egg, that was amazing! Vahn go in Pittsburgh was so good
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@@BaboongaBunch Thank you for your correction.
@@ppjnhdds8875 of course man, have a great day!
Suicide prevention hotline hold music....
It's beautiful like my newborn sleeping or swan landing on a winter lake
No shit thom York is a genius!!!!
Wait, is it actually suicide prevention hotline music?
My wife and I went earlier this week. What a beautiful sad song perfectly placed. We moved around through two showings. To lighten the mood the second time around, I leaned over and said, "Is an episode of Twin Peaks about to start?" It was a very moving piece.
We just went tonight in Columbus. Breathtaking to say the least. And this song, this version - full of haunting magic from beginning to end.
yes i heard this at the one i had here and i teared up thoe
such a moving piece of sound
Saw it a few days ago in Chicago.. this song was the highlight
Never heard this song before the exhibit. This version is way better than the official one. Truly fantastic job you did here. The original version is so dry. Would love to hear the lossless wav or flac file. Too bad they weren't selling soundtrack cds there, the music was top notch.
Agreed! I shazamed every song so I could listen at home.
the original version is still good lmfao
@@RhondaMitchell there’s a spotify playlist…
i dont hear the dryness in the original version, this one just has a lot more reverberation
Thank you for doing this! And thank you Thom Yorke for yet another gift to humanity, it is being received.
I loved that I heard music from three artists, not at all alike, but all part of this exhibit, and all 3 connected to my family, something we did not realize until the end of the experience. I've been a fan of Radiohead and all they do individually. To hear Thom Yorke's song from Anima in this experience was unexpected, yet fitting. If you're a fan, you'll get how it fits. "Falten" sounds like Yorke, too, but I didn't see credits for him for this one. Later, I heard a rendition of Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings." My dad used to play Barber's piece when I was a kid, and it's one of those classical songs that just grabs my soul. Just before that, my sister recognized "Pictures At An Exhibition" by Modest Mussorgsky, something she played in her high school band. Overall, a fabulous experience.
I was there thinking myself that the music to Radiohead would jive really well. I had a feeling this was Thorne but I didn’t know until I googled it.
i’ve been looking for this for so long
Thanks been looking for this version
omg they played his at the exhibit?!?!?!!??! that's amazing
I just saw this exhibit a couple of days ago in Denver. Such an amazing experience, for the music as well as the art. I spent two hours artistically drunk.
Thank you
Brylant
i was struggling with approval seeking problem and it was sooo hard ii was always looking for to acceptance and from now on I'm no longer same me, I realized that life Is tooo short to make them pleasing and toooo important to not waste for the thing that I don't believe. Be the light that shine in to your self heart and find the light that brights your path to die. You and god. These two words are sooo important don't forget it! First you because god doesn't need us. But second god because he created us for to know him. (I mean Allah by the way not crisis ) anyways I love the sound repeat again!