Christopher Bergsten are you saying that creating a single government would solve this, because if i look at my own country there are still those with more money than others. And competition is what drives innovation, there's a reason there was a tech boom in the 20th century,
True, is tech over welfare though? Without having the same laws, minimal wages etc etc,, work places will go overseas and your country will fail just for trying to make it a better place for the workers etc, but the owners wants numbers which can be achieved in another country with different laws.. Not saying it will solve it, but if you do it right, it could.
So say we all. Humanity has lost one of its finest. First Apollo, then Tom Zarek, he remained the true heart and soul of the series until the very end.
@David Roberts Actually, that isn't true. Ask Ron D Moore about the famous "25th ‘Battlestar’ anniversary" convention and what he did to promote the new show. If it wasn't for Hatch saving the day, I doubt syfy channel would go on with reimagined.
I'm from Glasgow Scotland, I was married at Luss Church on Loch Lomond Scotland in 2013 we had a bagpiper learn this and he played it for when cars arrived... It was the last time my whole family were together, my brother lives in Australia and really the last time we were altogether was in 2019 when my dad was on a ventilator and we were told essentially he was already brain dead. We battled to keep him on vent until my brothers flight landed. They switched his vent off 30mins after my brother arrived at the hospital. This is why I say that my wedding in 2013 was the last time we were all together. Amazing tune but it makes me cry every time now...
That's not the last time your family will be together. You'll all be together again - we all will - because we all return someday to the Source to be reunited.
the fact that adama didnt get his happily ever after still breaks my heart. the fact that roslin died right as they were finding a place to settle down and the last we see of hime he is talking to her grave about how he is building the life he wanted for both of them is such a tragic ending
I hated that so frakking much. After all he went through he lost both of his ladies. They could've at least let him have a few years with Laura before the cancer got her. It's honestly the one thing I would've changed about the ending.
+John “Hammer” Box But at least Roslin had a happy/bitter sweet ending, After all the struggle and all the fear, she passed peacefully, with the man she loved, while picking out the place for the home where they would end their days together
I'm from Ireland, and I played this to a bunch of my drunk friends in my livingroom one time, and after a few minutes of them contemplating it, one of them just said, "fuck lads, I'm proud to be from Ireland, that music's beautiful" lol
I listened to this when I lacked purpose in life and it gave me strength. Five years later i hold a degree, a job, am happy. Just need to find the right person but I guess she will come. I'm literally sitting here at 3 in the morning thinking how lost I was, but it doesn't change the fact this music sends chills down my back. This wasn't a series, it was an experience. So say we all.
CMDR Fencer94 - Galactica gave me almost everything I have today, damn it.. we need galactica now the way the world is. it came at a good time.. but it maybe it would have been better to be on TV now, teach humanity to unite in the face of terrible odds.. before galactica I had no purpose, star trek ended, I lived alone for many years.. just nothing there.. then I got sucked into the story of galactica, she gave me hope and a feeling id never felt before.. I too hold a job for many years now because of it.. seems almost a world away.. ive not brushed off the DVDs in quite some time.. if this pandemic and chaotic world needs something.. its galacticas spirit.. im sure we're a large group of people this show and its music saved
So say we all! With all my heart. I sincerely hope you found what you were searching for. Never let go of that feeling of finding your purpose and yourself or who you want to be, it is a rarity, a gift few of us ever find, but to see it in others, now that gives a great gift in itself, it is the one that gives hope. Thank you.
He was in fact well known as a leader of the Los Angeles Hispanic movement. In the late 1980s he did a veiled documentary into a high school teacher who laid down part of the seeds to revolutionize teaching of alternative groups of people.
I played this at my mom's funeral she loves Scotland and Ireland and I thought this was the best song for the occasion I always think of her every time I listen to this song
"Attention to orders! In recognition of honorable, loyal, and faithful service to the Colonial Fleet....Salute!" My friends, THAT is a scene that'll make ya cry. Gets me every time!
All good things have to have an end otherwise they will become mundane and uninteresting. Surely i would have loved to get another season, maybe anderson would have missed the sun and kept patroling the solar system and before the fuel would have completely been depleted he would have (maybe crash-) landed the grand old lady on the far side of the moon for future generations to rediscover and learn from the mistakes that have been made.
No! It is a complete story. To continue it further would have been nothing but vanity! Its good as it is, from start to finish. All we need to do, is to keep spreading the wonder that this show is. For that is all that is required of us. So say we all!
Agreed. I still laugh when I read the posts from Original Series fans... Hey, I was a 14 year old in 1978 and the show was to cheesy for me then and it actually kept me from watching the new one for a couple of years... THEN... Back in '07 on a rainy Friday afternoon in August, I went to Hollywood Video. I saw Olmos and McDonnell on the Pilot DVD and rented it. I was back there that night renting the entire show...
Years after this amazing show has ended, and this music still makes me tear up. I hope no one ever forgets this show and all its wonderful moments. When they dedicate the blackbird to Laura Roslin I bawled like a baby. Dammit Bear Don't make me cry on my own hangar deck.
To me, BSG was always the most impactful when it was about Lee and William's father-son relationship. Everytime, I'd hear this music and think about my own father who passed away and how I would endeavor to connect with my own potential child in the future, trying to teach all the right lessons... it was just so epic.
This always makes my hair stand on end... and then I cry. Great people and the great ships that they shepherd across the sea, and someday the stars... I long for it. I long for an adventure that takes us beyond.. I know I will miss it, but I hope our generations to come will take to the stars.. and that they will listen to this great piece of music when they depart to make us greater than we are now.
Mankind is flawed and the error is getting bigger with each generation being raised by ill souls - estimation for now is sixty percent of all the living are in need of therapy due to childhood trauma. This amount will get critical and typically ends in new wars making things even worse. Bad living conditions being reintroduced over an over. No escape. Someone wrote somewhere... happiness is the absence of sufficient information.
@@awenir That´s the theory of the cyclic events: All of this has happened before and will happen again. But I believe, like Adama, that this circle can and must be broken.
Without a doubt my favourite Space opera series out there. I know some will mention SG and The Expense, and they are perfectly right, those have many qualities, but this one is the only one to which I willingly came back after watching it years ago. I'm in love with its deep human dimension. A friend of mine was disturbed by the religious aspect of the series, but not me, I love it all. I suffered with them, I rejoiced with them, and when the series was finished...I authentically felt like saying goodbye to long known friends...but that's me being hyper-sensitive and then feeling things too far, too strong, too much. So I fully understand those who may prefer other series over this one, but to me it's clearly the best. And I'm not a tv show devourer so maybe this does explain that. well deserved success back then. Only regret : to not have bought the whole boardgames series from FFG back when it was possible.
I haven't even seen a single episode of Battlestar Galactica, and I'm absolutely in love with this suite. It just goes to show that you can say what you like about the show, but the music is to die for.
It's only a few notes, but this song brings up such emotions in me. I only 'discovered' bsg about a year ago. This music is so sad and yet so beautiful and haunting. I cried during the finale. A lot. That doesn't happen often, but especially the scenes of Adama looking over to see that Roslin has finally passed away makes me weep like an infant. My mother is currently fighting Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, and she has only a few years left at best. And honestly I think it's going to kill me.
FIrst of all, let me say "welcome" to a long roster of BSG fans, young, old, ancient, recent. Secondly, please accept my heartfelt empathy for your situation with your mother. In your shoes, that whole "building the cabin" scene up to and including Adama building the cairn would have utterly destroyed me. I feel you. Know that. I also know how it is to be moved by music. Please, please feel free to reply privately if you need a friend.
I love this suite - this is the theme for the Adama family and BSG is one of my all-time favourite shows of the 2000s, having grown up with the 1978 original and Galactica: 1980. This is such a beautiful and touching score and it does sometimes make me want to cry because it is such a beautiful theme.
And I think the answer to Adama's question on why humanity deserves to survive is our willingness to survive and to even sacrifice our own survival so others will live on. That, I think, is defiantly something this show has told us. Yeah there are definitely some crazy, evil people out there, but our willingness to against those people and how we fight for survival and freedom is what grants us the right to survive and leave a mark in the universe. SO SAY WE ALL!!
For the creators, writers, and producers of this BSG to make it Better was a big task. The past BSG was like positive that they WERE going to find earth. This one was kind of like: "What the Frak do we have to pay in order to get to Earth?" So say we all.
One of the creators later told a USC class of thematic cinema writers that he was approached about creating a reboot for BSG and as part of his decision process he watched the pilot for the original show a few months after 9/11 and as an American he felt very disturbed about the similar feelings he got after 9/11 watching a society get massacred for no clear political reason. He later on commissioned his own one year show which was based on the theoretical backdrop of a major city in the Colonies 60 years before his nuking took place.
I just finished the series today. I loved it so much. Like, it is one of the best series I have ever watched. My mind is blown. It made me question if the human race is even ready to handle the responsibilities of the technologies we're already starting to develop.
One of my favorite scenes in history is when Galactica scores it's first victory against the Cylons in over 40 years, after defeat after defeat they finally catch a break and beat the Cylons at the tylium asteroid. When this music started playing I actually broke down. Play this at my funeral, and make it loud.
SO SAY WE ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yeah, i had that once, it's really annoying. but if you just get something called: "cylonine" it might get rid of the battlestar in your foot, but you need ALOT of cylonine to get rid of it
I don't believe in taking up land for a burial plot, so I'm going to be cremated, and I've set down in my will that I should go through those curtains to the tune of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on fire"...:)
Great Song... the drums and bagpipes(I think they are?) and the whole melody evoke a Braveheart esque atmosphere, of loss and goodbyes, fighting against impossible odds but also of hope. Love it.
Loved the Irish style on the song. The series also makes more homenages to Ireland, with ships called Olympic and Adriatic. Both Belfast Built White Star Line ships in reality. They just missed Titanic.
If one wants to be really specific it's American, as the composer is Bear McCreary is American. His family name, McCreary is from Northern Ireland, so, the reason for me to say it's Irish in style, what i still think so. Go back a few hundred years and call it Celtic, so it includes all.
Actually one of the 3 named directors of BSG was a lead producer in STNG. I think he may have contributed to one of the worst mistakes of modern series production with the canning of what I thought was a brilliant musician who could add drama like Bear can to an exciting show.
Kind of a bit of both maybe? StarTrek TNG - moral's and guidance for a new beginning. A blue print in so many ways, who we are. Data - Ethical and moral subroutines with Courage. Dr. Juliana O'Donnell the real skin Job. :-)
dragonchr15 I was still more saddened over the death of Racetrack, there was just so little in so short a time. I really wish the series had expanded on her a little more.
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This has to become our planetary anthem once our world unites!
Just.... so.... EPIC!!!
So say we ALL!
good music yes but a united earth would be terrible
Emil Vasilcin Yes, lets keep poverty and the problems that exists just because countries dont help other countries.
Christopher Bergsten are you saying that creating a single government would solve this, because if i look at my own country there are still those with more money than others.
And competition is what drives innovation, there's a reason there was a tech boom in the 20th century,
True, is tech over welfare though? Without having the same laws, minimal wages etc etc,, work places will go overseas and your country will fail just for trying to make it a better place for the workers etc, but the owners wants numbers which can be achieved in another country with different laws.. Not saying it will solve it, but if you do it right, it could.
Over 10 yrs on and still the greatest sci-fi remake of any show. Scored, scripted and acted to perfection.
SO SAY WE ALL!
*****
So say we all.
So say we all
So Say We All
So Say We All!
I´m not crying... I just got a Battlestar in my eye.
I cry damn
SO SAY WE ALL
I'm not crying either. It is just rain.
@@IdiotWithNoSoul Tears in rain...
I'm not crying ... your crying ... shut up! 😭
In memory of Richard Hatch, the original Apollo. Whom without the BSG remake might have never happened.
So say we all. Humanity has lost one of its finest. First Apollo, then Tom Zarek, he remained the true heart and soul of the series until the very end.
So say we all
@David Roberts Actually, that isn't true. Ask Ron D Moore about the famous "25th ‘Battlestar’ anniversary" convention and what he did to promote the new show. If it wasn't for Hatch saving the day, I doubt syfy channel would go on with reimagined.
I'm from Glasgow Scotland, I was married at Luss Church on Loch Lomond Scotland in 2013 we had a bagpiper learn this and he played it for when cars arrived...
It was the last time my whole family were together, my brother lives in Australia and really the last time we were altogether was in 2019 when my dad was on a ventilator and we were told essentially he was already brain dead. We battled to keep him on vent until my brothers flight landed.
They switched his vent off 30mins after my brother arrived at the hospital.
This is why I say that my wedding in 2013 was the last time we were all together.
Amazing tune but it makes me cry every time now...
Scotland has a calling that you can only understand when you’re there. I’m sorry for your loss, but proud that this song resonates with all.
That's not the last time your family will be together. You'll all be together again - we all will - because we all return someday to the Source to be reunited.
the fact that adama didnt get his happily ever after still breaks my heart. the fact that roslin died right as they were finding a place to settle down and the last we see of hime he is talking to her grave about how he is building the life he wanted for both of them is such a tragic ending
I hated that so frakking much. After all he went through he lost both of his ladies.
They could've at least let him have a few years with Laura before the cancer got her.
It's honestly the one thing I would've changed about the ending.
CdrChaos at least he got his cabin in the end... That's something?... Right?...
+John “Hammer” Box But at least Roslin had a happy/bitter sweet ending, After all the struggle and all the fear, she passed peacefully, with the man she loved, while picking out the place for the home where they would end their days together
+CdrChaos Agreed...I mean, Adama loss Roshlin, but Gaius Frakking Baltar can stay with Caprica Six?
+Dr Galactose Cultivating no doubt.
I'm from Ireland, and I played this to a bunch of my drunk friends in my livingroom one time, and after a few minutes of them contemplating it, one of them just said, "fuck lads, I'm proud to be from Ireland, that music's beautiful" lol
Words spoken while being drunk are telling the truth. 🍺🤗🍀
@@DeFilmKater In Vino Veritas... In wine, there is Truth
I listened to this when I lacked purpose in life and it gave me strength. Five years later i hold a degree, a job, am happy. Just need to find the right person but I guess she will come. I'm literally sitting here at 3 in the morning thinking how lost I was, but it doesn't change the fact this music sends chills down my back.
This wasn't a series, it was an experience. So say we all.
Question,,,, have you found her yet
SO SAY WE ALL!!!
CMDR Fencer94 - Galactica gave me almost everything I have today, damn it.. we need galactica now the way the world is. it came at a good time.. but it maybe it would have been better to be on TV now, teach humanity to unite in the face of terrible odds.. before galactica I had no purpose, star trek ended, I lived alone for many years.. just nothing there.. then I got sucked into the story of galactica, she gave me hope and a feeling id never felt before.. I too hold a job for many years now because of it.. seems almost a world away.. ive not brushed off the DVDs in quite some time.. if this pandemic and chaotic world needs something.. its galacticas spirit.. im sure we're a large group of people this show and its music saved
I hope you found the right person now.
So say we all! With all my heart.
I sincerely hope you found what you were searching for.
Never let go of that feeling of finding your purpose and yourself or who you want to be, it is a rarity, a gift few of us ever find, but to see it in others, now that gives a great gift in itself, it is the one that gives hope.
Thank you.
So Say We All. I met James Edward Olmos at the FedCon in Dusseldorf this year. He really is this admirable Commander and Admiral! Salute!
He was in fact well known as a leader of the Los Angeles Hispanic movement. In the late 1980s he did a veiled documentary into a high school teacher who laid down part of the seeds to revolutionize teaching of alternative groups of people.
Bear McCreary made the show go from a gem to a true masterpiece with his music.
I played this at my mom's funeral she loves Scotland and Ireland and I thought this was the best song for the occasion I always think of her every time I listen to this song
Don't make me cry on my own hanger deck
Attention!
Commander of Pegasus, departing.
*salute*
"Attention to orders! In recognition of honorable, loyal, and faithful service to the Colonial Fleet....Salute!"
My friends, THAT is a scene that'll make ya cry. Gets me every time!
A little too late, I've already started crying in my CIC
“The great Gaels of Ireland are the men that God made mad,
For all their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad.”
- G.K Chesterton
Amen
Such a great quote.
Thank you Ethan, that's a new one to me, but absolutely beautiful.
It makes me proud to be Irish.
I work at sea. Played this on the way back to Ireland. Perfect.
I started watching this when I was 16, and I cannot get enough of it.
It sucks they didn’t continue to season 5 and beyond.
“So say we All”
All good things have to have an end otherwise they will become mundane and uninteresting.
Surely i would have loved to get another season, maybe anderson would have missed the sun and kept patroling the solar system and before the fuel would have completely been depleted he would have (maybe crash-) landed the grand old lady on the far side of the moon for future generations to rediscover and learn from the mistakes that have been made.
No! It is a complete story. To continue it further would have been nothing but vanity! Its good as it is, from start to finish. All we need to do, is to keep spreading the wonder that this show is. For that is all that is required of us.
So say we all!
Just be glad that they went the full distance instead of the mini series they were originally intended for.
2024, and this score still moves me to tears. It's such a fantastic remake and a talented cast.
2024 and this song still brings me to tears...you can feel the emotional threshold being crossed between what was and what will be.
So say we all!!
Simply Beautiful. And yes i cryed. BattleStar Galactica is/was a damn good TV show. Better then most now a days.
Agreed. I still laugh when I read the posts from Original Series fans... Hey, I was a 14 year old in 1978 and the show was to cheesy for me then and it actually kept me from watching the new one for a couple of years...
THEN... Back in '07 on a rainy Friday afternoon in August, I went to Hollywood Video. I saw Olmos and McDonnell on the Pilot DVD and rented it. I was back there that night renting the entire show...
Joe Ashton Ahh, there were a few like you I think Joe. It's good that you discovered it. SO SAY WE ALL. :)
As timeless a piece as this is, I like "Reuniting the Fleet" just a little bit better...
Still crying of sadness and happiness reminding the eternal moments this show offered to my heart.
The best TV programme ever made!! made me cry ..Fracking Awesome!...So Say We All...
So Say We all
Erkan Destiny so say we all!
Erkan Destiny so say we all!!
Erkan Destiny SO SAY WE ALL!
+Erkan Destiny So say we all.
Fuck me, the music in this series is so underrated. Bear McCreary is an absolute genius.
It's a real shame that music as beautiful as this doesn't have the recognition that it deserves. Although I suppose that makes it all the more special
So say we all!
Years after this amazing show has ended, and this music still makes me tear up. I hope no one ever forgets this show and all its wonderful moments. When they dedicate the blackbird to Laura Roslin I bawled like a baby.
Dammit Bear
Don't make me cry on my own hangar deck.
Me too. That is all.
To me, BSG was always the most impactful when it was about Lee and William's father-son relationship. Everytime, I'd hear this music and think about my own father who passed away and how I would endeavor to connect with my own potential child in the future, trying to teach all the right lessons... it was just so epic.
Lee: And if were me down there instead?
Adama: You don't have to ask that.
Lee: Are you sure?
Adama: If it were you, *we'd never leave* .
In memory of my father . James Patrick Moran. Hes missed every day.
"Attention! Commander Pegasus, departing!"
Daniel Orrett Exodus, part one
'Don't make me cry on my hangar deck'
Ed Frasher
So say we all.
I just finished rewatching the series, and man did I cry when Adama was talking to Laura's grave about the cabin.
Never thought a bear could become one of the greatest tv show composers of history, but here we are
i ramdomly clicked on this video...
this is one of the most pleasant yet sad music :') ❤💟
Let me guess you've never seen the show
This always makes my hair stand on end... and then I cry. Great people and the great ships that they shepherd across the sea, and someday the stars... I long for it. I long for an adventure that takes us beyond.. I know I will miss it, but I hope our generations to come will take to the stars.. and that they will listen to this great piece of music when they depart to make us greater than we are now.
Well said. we have always been explorers, even if only to find better hunting grounds in primitive times. We will move out into space.
someday hopefully
Mankind is flawed and the error is getting bigger with each generation being raised by ill souls - estimation for now is sixty percent of all the living are in need of therapy due to childhood trauma. This amount will get critical and typically ends in new wars making things even worse. Bad living conditions being reintroduced over an over. No escape. Someone wrote somewhere... happiness is the absence of sufficient information.
@@awenir That´s the theory of the cyclic events: All of this has happened before and will happen again. But I believe, like Adama, that this circle can and must be broken.
So Say We All !
+jamesong29 SO SAY WE ALL!
SO SAY WE ALL!
@@Wolfenhiem SO SAY WE ALL! SO SAY WE ALL! SO SAY WE ALL!
This song calms my troubled soul.
Without a doubt my favourite Space opera series out there. I know some will mention SG and The Expense, and they are perfectly right, those have many qualities, but this one is the only one to which I willingly came back after watching it years ago. I'm in love with its deep human dimension. A friend of mine was disturbed by the religious aspect of the series, but not me, I love it all. I suffered with them, I rejoiced with them, and when the series was finished...I authentically felt like saying goodbye to long known friends...but that's me being hyper-sensitive and then feeling things too far, too strong, too much. So I fully understand those who may prefer other series over this one, but to me it's clearly the best. And I'm not a tv show devourer so maybe this does explain that.
well deserved success back then. Only regret : to not have bought the whole boardgames series from FFG back when it was possible.
I haven't even seen a single episode of Battlestar Galactica, and I'm absolutely in love with this suite.
It just goes to show that you can say what you like about the show, but the music is to die for.
so its been a year.. have you watched a single episode yet ? ;)
Brad Hawkes Nope XD Still love it, though.
+sergeantassassin3 WATCH IT!! Watch it now!! Put down your gods damn phone and watch if
you can find all episodes even on netflix, definitely worth it!!
It's only a few notes, but this song brings up such emotions in me. I only 'discovered' bsg about a year ago. This music is so sad and yet so beautiful and haunting. I cried during the finale. A lot. That doesn't happen often, but especially the scenes of Adama looking over to see that Roslin has finally passed away makes me weep like an infant. My mother is currently fighting Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, and she has only a few years left at best. And honestly I think it's going to kill me.
FIrst of all, let me say "welcome" to a long roster of BSG fans, young, old, ancient, recent. Secondly, please accept my heartfelt empathy for your situation with your mother. In your shoes, that whole "building the cabin" scene up to and including Adama building the cairn would have utterly destroyed me. I feel you. Know that. I also know how it is to be moved by music. Please, please feel free to reply privately if you need a friend.
Richard James Awesome. He nailed that role, and it is fitting that he received such an epic theme.
+Lord Funface The Atomic Toaster edward james awesome
Casper de Graaf I get people's names wrong all the time. Especially my own lol
yeah, I have the same problem, lord furnace
Damn i miss this show. Best show ever!
I love this suite - this is the theme for the Adama family and BSG is one of my all-time favourite shows of the 2000s, having grown up with the 1978 original and Galactica: 1980. This is such a beautiful and touching score and it does sometimes make me want to cry because it is such a beautiful theme.
I just like the sense of hope these songs give. So say we all!
When you hear this song, you just know everything will be ok.
your lucky.
I seldomly let music control my emotions but this? This is like the best I've ever heard
And I think the answer to Adama's question on why humanity deserves to survive is our willingness to survive and to even sacrifice our own survival so others will live on. That, I think, is defiantly something this show has told us. Yeah there are definitely some crazy, evil people out there, but our willingness to against those people and how we fight for survival and freedom is what grants us the right to survive and leave a mark in the universe.
SO SAY WE ALL!!
Couldn't have said it better. That short speech right there, with a few grammar changes, could become a real speech. Honestly.
superb and very well said!! so say we all!
What I wish was said more at the UN
so say we all
The fight goes on. The evil ones are already defeated . Because we have right mind, right thought and right actions.
After so many years, I still get goosebumps whenever i listen to this.
Sigue siendo una de las mejores series que se ha hecho nunca. Y este tema es especialmente memorable, como el personaje al que rinde homenaje.
For the creators, writers, and producers of this BSG to make it Better was a big task. The past BSG was like positive that they WERE going to find earth. This one was kind of like: "What the Frak do we have to pay in order to get to Earth?" So say we all.
One of the creators later told a USC class of thematic cinema writers that he was approached about creating a reboot for BSG and as part of his decision process he watched the pilot for the original show a few months after 9/11 and as an American he felt very disturbed about the similar feelings he got after 9/11 watching a society get massacred for no clear political reason. He later on commissioned his own one year show which was based on the theoretical backdrop of a major city in the Colonies 60 years before his nuking took place.
Celtic music is so fucking good. So say we all
*fraking
Aye.
I just finished the series today. I loved it so much. Like, it is one of the best series I have ever watched. My mind is blown. It made me question if the human race is even ready to handle the responsibilities of the technologies we're already starting to develop.
bear mccreary music is always a masterpiece.
One of my favorite scenes in history is when Galactica scores it's first victory against the Cylons in over 40 years, after defeat after defeat they finally catch a break and beat the Cylons at the tylium asteroid. When this music started playing I actually broke down.
Play this at my funeral, and make it loud.
And Bury me in my Colonial Uniform.
Epic series!
So say we all!
Battle for the Tylium Asteroid is one of the best episodes of that show, or maybe any show. All the emotions, ups and downs. I love it!
Finally, I’ve found this...
Thank you so much.
First the Uilleann pipes, then Scottish smallpipes. So beautiful.
Celts united . Aye.
One of the best sci-fi shows out there!
This, I would like played at my funeral.
at times one of the most hardest show to watch but the plot payoffs were more than worth the time invested.
LOVE the ending.
I so Miss this Show!!
They could do a scene of Adama watching paint dry while playing this music, and I'd still cry
Hahahaha you’re right
I always feel like saluting when I hear this
I always DO salute when I hear this.
So say we all!
Not only do I do that, but i also played it for a boat's decom ceremony
SO SAY WE ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So do I.
No one likes bagpipes Bear...
WE FRAKING LOVE THEM!
Just realized that BSG and God of War has the same composer. No wonder the games OST blew me away.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music from a TV programme ever. Bear did a great job with this one.
That us so fu... Great.
One of the best series of all time
To Galactica, best ship in the feet.
Who has a Battlestar in his feet? ;)
yeah, i had that once, it's really annoying. but if you just get something called: "cylonine" it might get rid of the battlestar in your foot, but you need ALOT of cylonine to get rid of it
Sounds to be very expensive to do so. ;)
Yes, I hear the "rag tag fugitive feet" variety of the condition is really hard to completely destroy.... So scratch we all!
So say we all!
This is one of the best TV shows made of all time.
Long Live Galactica
So say we all
Every time I hear this song, I think of that touching father/son scene right before Adama leaves to liberate the people trapped on New Caprica.
"So Say We All!"
I know it sounds morbid, but I'm a Marine vet and when I die, I want this playing when they fold the flag.
I don't believe in taking up land for a burial plot, so I'm going to be cremated, and I've set down in my will that I should go through those curtains to the tune of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on fire"...:)
Yes, then your space dust that will fall back to the planet because of gravity and then be incinerated by reentry in the upper-atmosphere.
Semper Fi Brother
So say we all.
and Semper Fi brother.
SharpOB perfection.
This is that rare song that gives you a permission to feel deep down inside the things you've kept hidden.... So say we all, so say we all
Galactica is like a honey badger. She don't give one damn about what's she's facing. she'll respond in tenfold. keep wandering my friends.
So Say We All!
Remember hearing this as a kid seeing galactica for the first time ten years later and the ending still breaks me
There is just something about Scottish music that can make even people half-way across the world cry.
It can either be Scottish or Irish, i think its the Irish bagpipe.
William Adama for president!!
So Say We All!
So say we all
So Say We All!
SO SAY WE ALL
So say we all !!!
So say we all
An unforgettable journey. Thank you to the cast and crew of Battlestar Galactica
PS, this is my favourite piece
i got this on repeat. Awesome stuff
3:15 made me cry out in happiness when I first heard it in that scene. Never happened to me before and never happened to me since in a TV show.
Woow very beautiful !
This music identifies and ignites my soul
SO SAY WE ALL !!!!
Simon Gio SO SAY WE ALL!!!
+6120mcghee SO SAY WE ALL!!!
this song has made me realize that bagpipes are really nostalgic. Also, so say we all!!!
Aye , we do . Also Irish tin flute.
The part at 3:12 during the "Home" episode where he just stops in the hallway and this song plays leading up to the end gets me every time! :')
"It has been an honour"
Damn you Lee! Thank you, Lee....
Mellow peaceful vibe in this song
This is an awesome tune and is part of one of the iconic scenes.
Greatest Series to date, thx...
I sure miss BSG. What an amazing show.
This is way beyond beautiful.
Great Song... the drums and bagpipes(I think they are?) and the whole melody evoke a Braveheart esque atmosphere, of loss and goodbyes, fighting against impossible odds but also of hope.
Love it.
super schön, berührt mein schottisches herz..
Loved the Irish style on the song. The series also makes more homenages to Ireland, with ships called Olympic and Adriatic. Both Belfast Built White Star Line ships in reality. They just missed Titanic.
This isnt Irish, its a Scottish Tune
If one wants to be really specific it's American, as the composer is Bear McCreary is American. His family name, McCreary is from Northern Ireland, so, the reason for me to say it's Irish in style, what i still think so. Go back a few hundred years and call it Celtic, so it includes all.
Not to mention that the "theme' is taken from a song with Irish Gaelic lyrics.
On top of which the Scots originated in Ireland, it was they who displaced the Picts.
Does it really matter? It's ours now.
To Adama, first and greatest hero of the Fleet
"Star Wars or Star Trek?" Battlestar Galactica.
i'd answer: yeah, sure!
I hope you don't mind if I "borrow" this. :)
not at all
Actually one of the 3 named directors of BSG was a lead producer in STNG. I think he may have contributed to one of the worst mistakes of modern series production with the canning of what I thought was a brilliant musician who could add drama like Bear can to an exciting show.
Kind of a bit of both maybe? StarTrek TNG - moral's and guidance for a new beginning. A blue print in so many ways, who we are.
Data - Ethical and moral subroutines with Courage. Dr. Juliana O'Donnell the real skin Job. :-)
I am still here..... and I always will be....
I like this show so much it great for me listen to the music
Thank you for putting this together :)
"Yes I'd like to be CAG again commander."
Captain Louanne "Kat" Katraine, CAG Galactica (BS-75)
adam vavlitis Please expand that comment, not sure I quite follow you.
+Commodore Sven Reddy She actually says "I'd like to be CAG very much", so no continuity error/script error.
+Commodore Sven Reddy her death was one of the most touching scenes in the whole series.....
dragonchr15 I was still more saddened over the death of Racetrack, there was just so little in so short a time. I really wish the series had expanded on her a little more.
@@ptsdpamphletcompany5890 Racetrack's corpse secured the final victory in the second Cylon war.
Great series. Great music.
Starbuck, what do you hear?
Nothing but the rain.
Then grab your gun and bring in the cat.
He was awesome
2022 and i still remember every scene. Maybe because i have tradition, to watch it every year :D
Love this sort of music.