Just right from the first time I heard it. For me it helps me see beauty in the past and understand that life’s high stakes bring meaning to my actions. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love how it eases in with growing optimism as my life has. 2:22 is where I am now, ready to choose joy not because life is easy or perfect but because I’m capable of choosing it.
My dear Sylvana, you've passed so many years ago, but this song will always remind me of you. You wanted to get the songs from the album the first time you've heard them, and I will never forget you.
Got to say though, I prefer William Orbit's music when there's a bit more guitar. He's a great guitarist and that's why I love the Hinterland album. It's a great combination of electronic and guitar music - particularly 'Montauk Point' and 'El Nino'. They're two of my favourite tracks ever!
Perfect piece of music. Like Mozart. Utter perfection. And now there's William Orbit. Perfect parlay of wondrous sounds and atmospheres, like this piece. We are fortunate to have this masterpiece
Awesome presentation. Really glad for sharing such a wonderful thing. William Orbit is one the of best music makers and his track blended really well with the visuals
William orbit, he,s away ahead of his time. Try strange cargo and hinterland. Hinterland is a masterpiece. His label is n gram and he has 4 different singers on each one. He,s very close to beth orton nwho sang on water from a vine leaf. He,s produced every one from orton, finley quay, blur,Madonna but his best stuff is still his own on n gram, check it out, you will not be surprised plus he plays all his own instruments. A master up there with Andrew weatherall and david holmes
@@TheEvilDrR Right! It's the first time ever that lava busted out on it's own, and formed mile-high adjoined hexagonal columns that come stacked up in their individual columns like Smarties candies. All bundled together (like plant fibers do). And splay out near the ground surface (to go WHERE underground?) just like a tree (and a tree's root system). Instead of looking like a pile of loose dog doo-doo or black custard like most oozed out magma does everywhere. The magma was jealous of the trees so decided to shape itself exactly like one. Yeah, that theory is baseless -- and lacks clear observation, and common sense. People still want to deny these are old trees? Or is the agenda (and the tag-along goons) still just merely being dragged out to trick people into thinking they're not? Lava and magma doesn't do that. Plant cells do though. Unless the lava/magma used magic?
@@29sentz What part of "eroded" do you not understand? And yes, lava can take all sorts of shapes, just look at the Giant's Causeway in Ireland. Hexagonal columns there too, for miles. It's simple geo-physics.
@@TheEvilDrR What part of petrified plant do you not understand? People know lava or magma doesn't behave like that and form intricate plant-like hexagonal shoots that ALWAYS point vertically towards the heavens/clouds/sun (unless they've been knocked over at some point later). Giant's causeway comes apart like pieces of smarties candy. The columns break off exactly (and cleanly, in similar sized blocks, all the way down the column). The blocks are the plant CELLS of the hexagonal columns which are the plant FIBERS of the structure which is the plant STALK (or trunk, of the tree -- which is a plant). Lava doesn't take all sorts of shapes, outside of it's usual and typical ooze-like patterns seeking it's own level (unless in the ocean where it takes on more pumice-form, due to quickly reacting with water and forming more porous broken-off pieces). What you see at Devil's Tower and Giant's Causeway is actually simple biology. Plant biology. Just from a silicon-era probably, seemingly not the carbon-era.
@@TheEvilDrR Too bad the little sections that break off cleanly from the individual columns (each plant fiber) aren't flavored like cherry or lemon or grape: i.ebayimg.com/images/g/jHIAAOSwqvxeLUv2/s-l1600.jpg
Worth noting is the MESSAGE of the 'devil's tower': the relationship of the Rock and the Tree. Please ponder this very, very carefully indeed. And ACT upon Awareness that may blossom of the importance of our beloved Natural environment in the coursing of Life in our veins and Mind ❤
This album, Hello Waveforms, has a few more that sound kind of similar (although TBF, I'm here because Sea Green is my favorite). Highly recommended. Just for my personal taste, none of his other work reached quite that height. If you like the album, you could check out The Campfire Headphase by Boards of Canada (try "Dayvan Cowboy") or Far Away Trains Passing By by Ulrich Schnauss (try "Knuddelmaus").
Get yourself Strange Cargo 'Hinterland'.... it's my favourite album of his.... I think you'd like Torch Song 'Toward The Unknown Region'... another beautiful LP of his
It's good. Everything William Orbit does is good and it's a beautiful evocative sound. But I don't think it's his best. There isn't a single track on here that made me feel how I did when I first heard 'Water From A Vineleaf' and 'Montauk Point'. They were shiver up the spine moments, whereas as nice as this album is, it just feels a bit 'churned out'...
William Orbit, Orbital, The Orb. Three artists forever destined to be confused with each other.
Thank you William Orbit! Your music is Heaven! Grateful to Madonna that introduced me to your genius back then.
It was like a ray of light to me too. Check out pure shores. All saints used him before Madonna.
Same 🧞♂️🙋♂️
@@judebrown2672 Before? Pure Shores came out in 2000, Ray of Light in 1998
@@idratherbeyourlover fair one. Git my dates wrong. Great producer though.
I wish this was on Spotify 😭
My first time hearing it right now and I'm dissappointed to hear this news
Thank you i listened to this song just before i retired it gave me peace.
out of this world... simply amazing.Near God. Thank You.
Just right from the first time I heard it. For me it helps me see beauty in the past and understand that life’s high stakes bring meaning to my actions. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love how it eases in with growing optimism as my life has. 2:22 is where I am now, ready to choose joy not because life is easy or perfect but because I’m capable of choosing it.
🌞
I love this
lol
Wow.....that's deep! 👍
Such a beautiful and amazing composition. Genius actually.
My dear Sylvana, you've passed so many years ago, but this song will always remind me of you. You wanted to get the songs from the album the first time you've heard them, and I will never forget you.
Music that paints pictures in your mind...... you don't need a video..... love it
Well said!
Healing music & graphics, perfect for these troubling times.
A very humble,modest genius is Willam Wainwright.
He will leave behind a huge legacy of beautiful music,of which this piece is one.
New album out soon....
i imagine this is what heaven sounds like
He is Awesome🌹🌹
Got to say though, I prefer William Orbit's music when there's a bit more guitar. He's a great guitarist and that's why I love the Hinterland album. It's a great combination of electronic and guitar music - particularly 'Montauk Point' and 'El Nino'. They're two of my favourite tracks ever!
Yeah man strange cargo albums too
Perfect piece of music. Like Mozart. Utter perfection. And now there's William Orbit. Perfect parlay of wondrous sounds and atmospheres, like this piece. We are fortunate to have this masterpiece
Mr Orbit! Where are you? We need you back!
Like crazy honestly.
Beautiful thanks
Superb Visuals and Beautiful music... A great pick-me-up!! 😊
Really spectacular, video and song!!!🆒
Awesome presentation. Really glad for sharing such a wonderful thing. William Orbit is one the of best music makers and his track blended really well with the visuals
William orbit, he,s away ahead of his time. Try strange cargo and hinterland. Hinterland is a masterpiece. His label is n gram and he has 4 different singers on each one. He,s very close to beth orton nwho sang on water from a vine leaf. He,s produced every one from orton, finley quay, blur,Madonna but his best stuff is still his own on n gram, check it out, you will not be surprised plus he plays all his own instruments. A master up there with Andrew weatherall and david holmes
Fast forward to The Painter.. Sporadic use of many sounds.
William orbit= god + genius
Thank you for making this playlist. I'm sad they don't have (or allow) the full album on RUclips.
Curti, muito bom!!!
GR8 WAY TO BREAK IN THE NEW YEAR ! RIGHT ON WILLIAM O.
Magnificent
I met the most gentle and kind woman this week. She read me like green eggs and ham.
Dreamy.
Excellence. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing Ride!
amazing
The Road to Somewhere..
William Orbit 💖💖💖💖✅✅✅✅
more genius on the way... heard it here first
3:35 Devil's Tower the ancient megalithic tree stump from our forgotten past
then again at 4:39
It's actually the lava from an eroded volcano.
@@TheEvilDrR Right! It's the first time ever that lava busted out on it's own, and formed mile-high adjoined hexagonal columns that come stacked up in their individual columns like Smarties candies. All bundled together (like plant fibers do). And splay out near the ground surface (to go WHERE underground?) just like a tree (and a tree's root system). Instead of looking like a pile of loose dog doo-doo or black custard like most oozed out magma does everywhere. The magma was jealous of the trees so decided to shape itself exactly like one. Yeah, that theory is baseless -- and lacks clear observation, and common sense.
People still want to deny these are old trees? Or is the agenda (and the tag-along goons) still just merely being dragged out to trick people into thinking they're not?
Lava and magma doesn't do that. Plant cells do though.
Unless the lava/magma used magic?
@@29sentz What part of "eroded" do you not understand? And yes, lava can take all sorts of shapes, just look at the Giant's Causeway in Ireland. Hexagonal columns there too, for miles. It's simple geo-physics.
@@TheEvilDrR What part of petrified plant do you not understand? People know lava or magma doesn't behave like that and form intricate plant-like hexagonal shoots that ALWAYS point vertically towards the heavens/clouds/sun (unless they've been knocked over at some point later). Giant's causeway comes apart like pieces of smarties candy. The columns break off exactly (and cleanly, in similar sized blocks, all the way down the column). The blocks are the plant CELLS of the hexagonal columns which are the plant FIBERS of the structure which is the plant STALK (or trunk, of the tree -- which is a plant). Lava doesn't take all sorts of shapes, outside of it's usual and typical ooze-like patterns seeking it's own level (unless in the ocean where it takes on more pumice-form, due to quickly reacting with water and forming more porous broken-off pieces). What you see at Devil's Tower and Giant's Causeway is actually simple biology. Plant biology. Just from a silicon-era probably, seemingly not the carbon-era.
@@TheEvilDrR Too bad the little sections that break off cleanly from the individual columns (each plant fiber) aren't flavored like cherry or lemon or grape:
i.ebayimg.com/images/g/jHIAAOSwqvxeLUv2/s-l1600.jpg
I enjoyed that one, Thx :)
Superman tears.🎉
Ok people...that so called mountain is actually a giant tree stump...in Wyoming USA.... William orbit knows this, I know this, do you know this?
That would be cool if true, lol.
Wikipedia disagrees.
@@Colaris99 Paul Bunyan...and babe blue 🐂
Worth noting is the MESSAGE of the 'devil's tower': the relationship of the Rock and the Tree. Please ponder this very, very carefully indeed. And ACT upon Awareness that may blossom of the importance of our beloved Natural environment in the coursing of Life in our veins and Mind ❤
It's got small echoes of 'Black Coffee' that he did for All Saints.
Where is the amazing mountain un 3"40'"?...all vídeo is a good trip
3:45 and 4:45 Isn't that the mountain from Close encounters of the 3rd Kind movie?
Yes.
Devil's Tower was there long before that film.
We're heading into weird science. And, I don't think that's a bad thing.
I love this ethereal sound. Is there any other music from him that sounds like this?
This album, Hello Waveforms, has a few more that sound kind of similar (although TBF, I'm here because Sea Green is my favorite). Highly recommended. Just for my personal taste, none of his other work reached quite that height.
If you like the album, you could check out The Campfire Headphase by Boards of Canada (try "Dayvan Cowboy") or Far Away Trains Passing By by Ulrich Schnauss (try "Knuddelmaus").
William Orbit - Ogive No.1
Get yourself Strange Cargo 'Hinterland'.... it's my favourite album of his.... I think you'd like Torch Song 'Toward The Unknown Region'... another beautiful LP of his
W.O. --- RESPECT
William 😇
So, the Devil's Tower footage. This is relatively recent footage shot with a drone, I assume? What type? When was the video made?
Oink oink. Who smells some Narc bacon ??? Lol look at date video was posted... footage is from years before it was illegal
I was not aware of this album, when was it released ?
I'm into voodoo.
A ghost story
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#WilliamOrbit, another take on Sea Green.
3:37 there she blows... wow
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It's good. Everything William Orbit does is good and it's a beautiful evocative sound. But I don't think it's his best. There isn't a single track on here that made me feel how I did when I first heard 'Water From A Vineleaf' and 'Montauk Point'. They were shiver up the spine moments, whereas as nice as this album is, it just feels a bit 'churned out'...
RIP in spaghetti
I accidentally did a thumbs down..... sorry about that.....enjoy the ascension Galen...x
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lol, its an honor.