This is the song that changed my whole life! I'm Japanese and heard this song first when I was in high school. I got so interested in the lyrics of this song and started to study English. Now I'm over 60 and have been teaching how to speak English to Japanese for over 30 years. Thank you S&G. You are my eternal heroes!!!
I heard this first in high school also. My friend and I just looked at each other, and said “wow.” Many years later, my wife and went to this concert in Central Park, NYC.
When this song was at its height, my sister was 19 years old, dying from cancer. I was 17, and left school to spend a dreary winter with her in a Chicago hospital where they were doing experimental chemo. Late night, we'd order a pizza to be delivered to the ER in the basement, because nobody was allowed on the 8th floor cancer ward that late. We'd ride the elevator down and back, harmonizing this song together. She died too soon after that. I'm in my 70s now, but when I hear this song, I'm 17, in an elevator with great acoustics, holding a pizza, and singing my heart out with my best friend.
Your memories made me want to connect through this, I take it that your beloved sister has been gone for over 50 years now as you're in your 70's now. I lost my only brother two years ago, he was 57 and much older than your sister was, I'm still wondering how it will feel for me to be older than he was, is that something that you ticked off as the years went by, the things you expected to learn from your sister that could never be about getting older. I find that I'm still confused by it all and now I'm 57, the same age as my brother was. It's obvious that you still miss her and feel how you did with her at that time, I hope my feelings don't fade away and stay with me as yours have for your sister. Thanks for your posting.
@@mikeatcora Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings about your loss. In answer, yes, it was very strange when I became "older" than my older sister. The hardest part was when I became a mother and later, a grandmother, and she wasn't there to be an aunt. She would have been a much loved aunt. But in those joyful minutes I've felt her there with me, and it felt good. My kids never got to have cousins, and I regret that, but now their kids DO have cousins, and I share that joy. I wish you those joyful moments of your brother's presence, and hope it eases the painful times.
@@FordoTheKillerja sam imala,, long-pley ploču,,,, stvarno uživam u njihovoj muzici,, i nakon toliko godina,,, pozdrav iz sarajeva Bosna i Hercegovina,, sve najbolje,,,, ❤️❤️❤️
I am 69 years old. My generation was truly blessed to have grown up with this music. Whether it was folk, or rock or motown; many of the songs and lyrics reflected what was going on in the world at the time. You could understand the words being sung; and the music was beautiful!
I’m 73, was 16 when I first heard it. We boomers were blessed by living through one of the greatest times in history, maybe generations, of the best music..
Four decades ago , my dad was a college student in Taiwan, he bought this album for English learning. Twenty years ago, I was in junior high, he gave this tape to me , for English learning, too. A month ago, he passed away in the age of 62. Now, I marinate myself in the memory of my dad with this beautiful song.
Hello darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence In restless dreams I walked alone Narrow streets of cobblestone 'Neath the halo of a street lamp I turned my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light That split the night And touched the sound of silence And in the naked light I saw Ten thousand people, maybe more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never share No one dared Disturb the sound of silence "Fools" said I, "You do not know Silence like a cancer grows Hear my words that I might teach you Take my arms that I might reach you" But my words like silent raindrops fell And echoed in the wells of silence And the people bowed and prayed To the neon god they made And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said, "The words of the prophets Are written on the subway walls And tenement halls And whispered in the sounds of silence"
Yep, me too. Its another timeless Simon&Garfunkel. Love it. You hear Paul's distinctive voice here. The voices of these two were made for each other. They harmonised perfectly.
I think: My Top Ten of all written songs. All are number one: John Lennon - Imagine The eagles - Hotel California Simon & Garfunkel - Sound of silence Elvis Presley - Jail House Rock Michael Jackson - Billy Jean Whitney Houston - I will always love you Elton John - Candle in the wind Bob Dylon - Like a rolling stone Led Zepplin - Stairway to heaven Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower
To me, Disturbed version feel like you are already at the bottom, and S&G give me feel like steadily going downhill eternally, there's some ups but overall it still going downhill
I never tire of hearing this. I’m a 60 yr old veteran and it has pushed me through some of the toughest moments in my life, both in theatre and at home, after losing brothers in arms and cherished family members. When my time is finally over this is my goodbye to the world and all that means anything to me.
I was 13 when the movie the Graduate was at the cinemas. I went to see it on my own and fell in love with the songs and the movie. Still today i feel it is very fresh although it has been 55 years ago. Just goes to show that our spirit never ages Maria. God bless
This original song is amazing, absolutely beautiful. But oh my goodness, the version by The Disturbed takes it to another level and brought tears to my eyes.
I am. Listening to these incredible men makes everything alright, no matter what life throws at me. God bless them. Paul's music/lyrics and Art's voice, a perfect sublime combination. Thank you.
I'm fifteen years old and a few weeks ago, I started listening to Simon and Garfunkel. My mom said that it was some of her favorite music, so I gave it a shot. Now I'm OBSESSED. I've listened to all of their albums on loop and now I'm just finishing watching this concert. I'm simply blown away. Paul's songwriting, his guitar, his voice, Art's voice, the way the two blend seamlessly together; it makes me want to cry. It's literal perfection. Perfection isn't easy to come by in this world, but when you find it it, it means everything. I'm so so angry that current music is so crappy, what would I give to be born a few generations earlier... I just want to say that I love S&G with my whole heart; it's given me so much.
Music from the 60’s and 70’s will be played forever because people from future generations, like yourself, continue to recognize its timeless greatness.
Be happy that you discovered the joys of Simon & Garfunkel now. Their songs will always be hip, groovy, and perfect, regardless of whatever crapola is being released these days. Great music lives forever! 💙
Charlotte, another brilliant song with just a man and his guitar is the live version of Don McLean’s 1971 tribute to Van Gogh called “Vincent”. Check it out if you aren’t familiar with it.
I'm 65 now and I have listened the Great Geniuses of Simon & Garfunkel since I was 12 years old. Their albums were some of the ones I listened to every night on my record player. The way their music touches your soul is magnificent & beautiful that even a 12 year old could recognize the beauty in their soothing songs. ❤👩🦳
I'm pretty young but i like the music from the 60-80's. do you have any tips of great music from that era. I really love this, if i could listen to a song a last time then it would be this one.
@@sherminator1617 oh my goodness, there's just too many to choose from. Three decades of music is a lot of music. I love all kinds of music so that even adds tons more choices. There's only two kinds of music I have never been able to like and that's Heavy Metal because all I hear are screeching guitars and screaming voices. And the old fashioned twangy country music. I like the more modern country music. I love the 1960's & 1970's music. Just Google each year 1961 and onward and ask to list the top 40 for that year. Pick a song and give it a listen. One suggestion, try not to judge a band by just one of their songs. If you think you might enjoy a band give them a chance and listen to at least a couple songs. I can say during this pandemic I still listen to one of my favorite bands at night with my headphones on because their music is calming to me and helps me sleep. That band is called BREAD and I've been listening to the album entitled The Best of Bread. Depending what mood you're in there are other great music & bands like America, Christopher Cross, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Doobie Brothers, Earth Wind & Fire, The Grass Roots they were 1960's & 70's, so was Dr Hook & The Medicine Show but they're a required taste. If you like instrumental music especially Brass give Herb Albert & The Tiuana Brass band a try start with the song Rise. Jim Croce is also another great singer. Mama's & The Papa's, The Monkees, The Sweet but make sure you listen to the original The Sweet from the 1970's because after the band split up in early 1980's three of the members started their own Sweet band. The Sweet have several great songs and if you can find their songs also on a video then listen and watch them perform, it's great. Another great band from the 1970's to find on Video is named Pilot, I love that band too. Of course everyone loved the brother & sister duo back in the 70's called The Carpenters. Well, that's a start, should keep you busy for a few months. 👍
They didn't have autotune, fireworks, colorful shows or strange outfits. All they had and all they needed was their incredible voices and a guitar. So simple but still or so perfect, or maybe the simplicity of it is what made it so perfect.
That line, "Writing songs that voices never shared", when I was a tiny child I remember not really understanding. But as I grew older, I did. Our society is filled with stuff and crap that last about ten minutes. Then a year later no-one remembers it. Same with music. But THIS music will still be played in 100 years time.
`The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls and whispered in the sound of silence`. This song is everlasting. Great! I hear it again and again. Classic!
Everything of this song is perfect. The lonely but beautiful melody of the guitar, the counterpoint of two different voices singing together in harmony, the poetry of the lyrics... one of the best songs ever written.
LYRICS: Hello darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence In restless dreams, I walked alone Narrow streets of cobblestone 'Neath the halo of a street lamp I turned my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light That split the night And touched the sound of silence And in the naked light, I saw Ten thousand people, maybe more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never shared And no one dared Disturb the sound of silence "Fools" said I, "You do not know Silence like a cancer grows Hear my words that I might teach you Take my arms that I might reach you" But my words, like silent raindrops fell And echoed in the wells of silence And the people bowed and prayed To the neon god they made And the sign flashed its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said, "The words on the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls" And whispered in the sounds of silence. (This is for those who want to read the lyrics while watching this video)
very good until the last few lines where there are a few mistakes. 1. "And the sign flashed its warning" is correct - not flashed "out" 2. "And the sign said...", not "then" the sign said. 3. "and tenement halls" - not "in tenement halls." 4. "whispered in the sounds...", not whispered in the sound.
O Som do Silêncio Olá, escuridão, minha velha amiga Vim conversar com você outra vez Porque uma visão surgiu mansamente Deixou suas sementes enquanto eu dormia E a visão que foi plantada em meu cérebro Ainda permanece Dentro do som do silêncio Em sonhos atormentados, eu caminhei sozinho Ruas estreitas de paralelepípedos Sob a luz de um poste de rua Levantei minha gola contra o frio e a umidade Quando meus olhos foram apunhalados pelo brilho de uma luz de neon Que partiu a noite E tocou o som do silêncio E na luz nua eu vi Dez mil pessoas, talvez mais Pessoas falando sem dizer Pessoas ouvindo sem escutar Pessoas escrevendo canções que vozes jamais compartilharam E ninguém ousava Perturbar o som do silêncio Tolos, eu disse, vocês não sabem? O silêncio cresce como um câncer Escutem-me, que talvez eu possa ensiná-los Peguem meus braços, que talvez eu possa alcançá-los Mas minhas palavras caíram como gotas silenciosas de chuva E ecoaram nos poços do silêncio E as pessoas se curvaram e rezaram Para o deus de neon que elas criaram E a placa mostrou o seu aviso Nas palavras que formava E a placa dizia As palavras dos profetas estão escritas nas paredes do metrô E nos corredores dos cortiços E são sussurradas ao som do silêncio
@@petejones4931 A lot of people have heard their songs or cover versions of the songs they wrote and have no idea who they are. It’s usually the older people that are now sixty or older who are the biggest fans of Simon & Garfunkel. It all depends what music you were listening to when growing up, and the younger kids of today may not have been exposed to much of their music.
@@alexandrerochadasilva7897 please tell me I'm confused about this, why you can't say nothing all about this posts, please help me understand why you can't speak
The song my late husband wanted played at his funeral service. Been 16 years and still ache to feel the comfort of being held in his arms....one day....one day.🌹
That hit me like a ton of bricks.. my greatest fear is to leave my wife alone, but if I do I pray she knows it was not my choice and that I await her on the other side…
None of the fans of this song even understand what its about. If they did, we would have a very different world today. Sound of silence is louder than ever
These men will forever be one of the best musicians of our time. Some of my best memories of my childhood are watching Simon & Garfunkel on the BBC and PBS with my family. Love their harmonies. Never stop singing in my soul.
To arouse us from our lethargy that leads us into the great flashes of light that will delight...the nightly sky, as thunder roars, and children cry as their mothers abhor; as night replaced day, for we forgot our way, until Paul Simon came along, and did play, this song; but the deaf not hear, and the blind did not see, as the many sounds of silence, came from out of an eerie...melee of fear.
Ticks me off like nothing else. Applauds of excitement at the start and in appreciation at the end is all good, but be immersed in the music while it's playing ffs (at least don't ruin other people's immersion). Depending on song and setting, dancing/jumping is acceptable. It's just an expression of what emotions the music gives you and gives something back to the artist.
@@DekkarJr yeah, perhaps I went a bit overboard with that comment xD I just get annoyed when the audience makes a lot of noise during an emotional performance.
its crazy how the low/high dynamic of the harmony in this song switches from one being flat, and the other being expressive, back and forth so seamlessly is incredible
I grew up in the 60's. Beatles, etc. and Simon & Garfunkel. I was a hippie and loved all the 'relevant ' music. Kinda wish I could go back to that 'innocent' time. Today's 'music' is just a lot of noise.
It depends upon which "music" you're listening to. Look at Within Temptation, Delain, Nightwish, Disturbed, Hinder, The Calling. All of them have done great music. Tbh, Disturbed is what brought me here. I loved their cover of this song, so I wanted to hear the original.
its sick how much great music that was dropped in the 60's. I was born 1992 and all i can say is this music that are topping the lists today is trash compared to what was dropped in the 60's. That folk-rock music mixed with the culture back then must've been a sweet time for you .
This song is still well positioned in my list of Top Ten Songs ever. And I am a 67 year old male in the twilight of my life. The greatest lyrics are, "and the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls." Those words are are still true today, as they were some 50 years ago.
@@anthonyletschat259 Agreed. When I first heard those words sung all those years ago, I was saddened, but had hope for the future. Today, the words still ring true and sadly, nothing has changed.
I am a Colorado Western Slope resident from a small town where all is peaceful. I came back to Toledo Ohio to take care of my aging parents. My father, decided to murder my mother and then commit suicide. This song eases my pain. I just wish I could contact Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel to let them know what a precious gift this song is in my life.
@@bennettbond I am sorry for your loss. I am also glad to read that this song helps you manage your pain. I used to have the following saying on my computer screen saver, when there was such a thing, "Go quietly amongst the noise and haste, be gentle with yourself... for you are a child of the universe." I wish you peace and happiness.
Music made simple, as simple as that, from two friends , the best duet singers of all time. Just have a close look at the two, no earrings on their nose and ears, that's what how we were brought up in the 50,60,70s. The best of all times. Although there was nothing much to show on their stagework, people enjoy just listening to their silky voices.
They say you can't go home again. You can't go back. But here I am, watching this in 2021 (tearing up watching this, as I was there in Central Park in 1981) and what I'd give right now to go back to the 60's, 70's and (some of the) 80's.
I was a young man when I first heard Simon and Garfunkel sing this and other tunes. Now I am old and this music still effects me.Thank you for this video!
2000 - This song is a Masterpiece 2010 - This song is a Masterpiece 2020 - This song is a Masterpiece ............... 2200 - This song is a Masterpiece
This song is one of the few masterpieces and will touch the heart and soul of those of us who care about this WORLD FOREVER. I say bring it back. Make it number 1.
I love and appreciate this music more every time I hear it. Where did good music go. Where is this world going? We all need to stop and listen to the sounds of silence. People talking without listening. Brilliant. Let's keep this music going people.
One of my dad's favourite songs. I miss him dearly. He was my hero, a war veteran, who sadly died of pancreatic cancer. He never got to meet his second grandson, as I was 4 months pregnant with him when my dad died. I named my son after my dad.
No autotune, just natural voices and a guitar, this song touches the soul! Their voices gives so much comfort and takes me down some of my best memory lane
C`ero anch'io a questo fenomenale concerto assieme a mio cugino,che purtroppo da pochi giorni è deceduto in casa a soli 59 anni,un saluto fin lassù e goditi di nuovo questo splendido concerto 🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Now I'm 44 years old mom and then when I was junior high school student I listened this song. At that time I didn't want to go back to my home, and this song asked me how I stay my way, I thought.
Iako si otisao nikad nas nisi napustio,uvjek i zauvijek si prisutan u nasim zivotima kroz svoje pjesme i muziku.Nadam se da ce se jednom,bilo kad ostvariti tvoj a i moj san o miru i bratstvu u svijetu.Volim vas svih a Johnu jos jedan pozdrav i suza za nezaborav.❤❤
Brings me to tears everytime I listen to it. Its so hauntingly beautiful. This song is just indescribable. The lyrics, their voices, the melody. It all goes together so perfectly. Especially the lyric “People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never shared And no one dared Disturb the sound of silence” It really speaks to me for some reason. So soft yet so powerful and moving. There’s no other song like it.
I’ve been listening to this song since I was 13 years old and it’s beauty and profundity are as exquisite at 69 as they were when I was 13. Indeed, If anything, I feel it more deeply with each passing year. We should all be grateful for artists such as these.
At 69, as well and listening to this song again and now dealing with COVIS19-induced anxiety and depression , to me 'hello darkness my old friend' speaks to the darkness, that you experience with the tougher days of mental illness ... "old friend" eventually you will be gone :-) But "America" is so uplifting :-)
Probably not the song I should be listening to when I just got diagnosed with prostate cancer, feel like I should have a good cry and get it out the way for what's to come.
I´m not a great fan of the remixed version, the one that was more successful in 60´s and later (as far as I know), this, THIS is true masterpiece for me, perfect lyrics, perfect guitar, perfect voices, it all matched together so well. Give me goosebumps everytime I hear it, and it´s one of my favourites. This song is litteraly whole story, a legacy, a prophecy, a message. Love it.
It shows that talents, charisma and the right material combined make them shine the bightest stars of the moment. No other package was needed- no glits and blitz; no elegant suits, no mix of high quality accompaniment, but their hearts and souls sang it out in awesome melody to capture everyone present. I believe now that indeed
My god. You just answered my questions. I was wondering why this is so perfect, even though they hit wrong tones and stuff. I think the perfection lays in the imperfection. Today everything has to be perfect, every note gets corrected. Every video cost millions with ads and sponsors. And back then we just had the music and the message. Just wanted to spread out my random thoughts. I wish we would fight more for peace. But today I will be working again, for money. Ahhh rip.
Certain songs, cross generations, race and religions...this is such a song. While listening we can all forget the world's troubles, and concentrate on only the good. Simon & Garfunkel we salute you 👏 👏 👏
Oh! Oh, yes, how well written and posted, I have felt this for so long, but who to tell, thank you so much..be safe and well and continue to spread your positivity..xx
Let this be a reminder to all of you that music is the most important thing in this universe, don't let them tell you otherwise. This is reality and truth and heart and soul and everything else is just atoms and matter
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This is the song that changed my whole life! I'm Japanese and heard this song first when I was in high school.
I got so interested in the lyrics of this song and started to study English. Now I'm over 60 and have been teaching how to speak English to Japanese for over 30 years. Thank you S&G. You are my eternal heroes!!!
Follow your dream
That's very cool 😁
K&S office my English professor asked me to listen to S G
the ways of destiny are so amazing
I heard this first in high school also. My friend and I just looked at each other, and said “wow.” Many years later, my wife and went to this concert in Central Park, NYC.
When this song was at its height, my sister was 19 years old, dying from cancer. I was 17, and left school to spend a dreary winter with her in a Chicago hospital where they were doing experimental chemo. Late night, we'd order a pizza to be delivered to the ER in the basement, because nobody was allowed on the 8th floor cancer ward that late. We'd ride the elevator down and back, harmonizing this song together. She died too soon after that. I'm in my 70s now, but when I hear this song, I'm 17, in an elevator with great acoustics, holding a pizza, and singing my heart out with my best friend.
God bless you
Thank you, God Bless you, too. I feel very blessed to have had those special times with her. In dying, she taught me so much about living.
Your memories made me want to connect through this, I take it that your beloved sister has been gone for over 50 years now as you're in your 70's now. I lost my only brother two years ago, he was 57 and much older than your sister was, I'm still wondering how it will feel for me to be older than he was, is that something that you ticked off as the years went by, the things you expected to learn from your sister that could never be about getting older. I find that I'm still confused by it all and now I'm 57, the same age as my brother was. It's obvious that you still miss her and feel how you did with her at that time, I hope my feelings don't fade away and stay with me as yours have for your sister.
Thanks for your posting.
@@mikeatcora Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings about your loss. In answer, yes, it was very strange when I became "older" than my older sister. The hardest part was when I became a mother and later, a grandmother, and she wasn't there to be an aunt. She would have been a much loved aunt. But in those joyful minutes I've felt her there with me, and it felt good. My kids never got to have cousins, and I regret that, but now their kids DO have cousins, and I share that joy. I wish you those joyful moments of your brother's presence, and hope it eases the painful times.
god bless you
I first heard this song when I was a teenager. Now I am over 60 and am still charmed by this poetic pc. Thks S&G
Two guys, one guitar, nothing more. Simply amazing.
Tako nježno i opuštajuće,,,, duša mirna,,, i puna sreće,,,
I think I saw that video on reddit once
@@FordoTheKillerja sam imala,, long-pley ploču,,,, stvarno uživam u njihovoj muzici,, i nakon toliko godina,,, pozdrav iz sarajeva Bosna i Hercegovina,, sve najbolje,,,, ❤️❤️❤️
My way herman
one guitar->juke box hero
I am 69 years old. My generation was truly blessed to have grown up with this music. Whether it was folk, or rock or motown; many of the songs and lyrics reflected what was going on in the world at the time. You could understand the words being sung; and the music was beautiful!
peace on the world , be one !
M C Danis • Hi there. I'm your age and agree with every word you said. I praise your comment.
Q we are truly blessed to have had to the music and lyrics of the highest quality and serenity. We were part of the gifted generations. 👌👍❤️❤️😋
I’m 73, was 16 when I first heard it. We boomers were blessed by living through one of the greatest times in history, maybe generations, of the best music..
I am 67 Great song。
Four decades ago , my dad was a college student in Taiwan, he bought this album for English learning. Twenty years ago, I was in junior high, he gave this tape to me , for English learning, too. A month ago, he passed away in the age of 62. Now, I marinate myself in the memory of my dad with this beautiful song.
與你同在
Four decides ago.❤❤❤Gracias gracias gracias
Decade
Hello darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
In restless dreams I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone
'Neath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence
And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never share
No one dared
Disturb the sound of silence
"Fools" said I, "You do not know
Silence like a cancer grows
Hear my words that I might teach you
Take my arms that I might reach you"
But my words like silent raindrops fell
And echoed in the wells of silence
And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made
And the sign flashed out its warning
In the words that it was forming
And the sign said, "The words of the prophets
Are written on the subway walls
And tenement halls
And whispered in the sounds of silence"
Dios le bendiga
I'm a 67 woman and I still love hearing and hearing this song. One of the greatest songs of the last 100 years.
Today ,no more good Songs...
I am only 25.. love from India
@@Ravi-tm4ce hello. 🙏🏽🕊
Maria that was our time I love the two thoroughbred musicians
@@veronicaherrera7586 hello.. 🙏🏻
亡き父が大好きな曲で、私が幼い頃2人でドライブしているといつもこの曲をかけていました。子供の私はいつもこの曲を聴くと決まって寝てしまっていました。
私にとっては子守唄のようで心地よい曲でした。父はいつも仕事で疲れた心を癒していたのだと思います。大人になって聞いてもとても素敵で癒されます。父の気持ちがよくわかりました😊
😢😢😢😢😢❤🎉
저랑 비슷하군요 ㅜㅜ
Gnr make a better job brother
お父様とも共有出来た感情、そして世界中の方ともそのお気持ちを共有されていますね❤素敵です
I always cry when they say “10,000 people, maybe more ...” and the people shout to bring a incredible moment !!!!!!!!
Me too. Goosebumps all over
Yep, me too. Its another timeless Simon&Garfunkel. Love it. You hear Paul's distinctive voice here. The voices of these two were made for each other. They harmonised perfectly.
@@gingerale456 mee too
Me too
Thay bit just fave me goosebumps
I think this is one of the greatest songs ever written. Ever.
Not greatest but top 10 for sure
I think: My Top Ten of all written songs. All are number one:
John Lennon - Imagine
The eagles - Hotel California
Simon & Garfunkel - Sound of silence
Elvis Presley - Jail House Rock
Michael Jackson - Billy Jean
Whitney Houston - I will always love you
Elton John - Candle in the wind
Bob Dylon - Like a rolling stone
Led Zepplin - Stairway to heaven
Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower
I would agree. From the first time I heard it as a young boy, this song has captivated me.
townstar1 wow thats some wonderfull list sir!
I totally agree
This is one of the greatest songs ever written and sung by S&G, no one can sing it like they did.
From one of the great albums of all time
Disturbed's is crazily better
Disturbed do an amazing version of it
The Version of Disturbed is beautiful, too 👌🏻
To me, Disturbed version feel like you are already at the bottom, and S&G give me feel like steadily going downhill eternally, there's some ups but overall it still going downhill
I was so glad I saw these two in Melbourne Australia. I was in second row directly in front of them. Amazing
"And the people bowed and prayed, to the neon god they made." - now I have that bouncing in my brain. Beautiful song.
apt for today
@@Rustymouse very sad. But the foretelling is spot on.
@@Gung_Ho_Vids if you liked this one check out the disturbed version.
@@c_lo01 I did. This version by the original artists is the best in my opinion.
@@c_lo01 Yes it disturbed me.
I'm overwhelmed with emotion. These guys are so relevant and aware no matter what decade. They will be remembered for ever I believe.
Nobody knows them. They suck.
Yes so true takes me back to those wonderful crime free year's wish I had a time machine
I hope so. My Millennial and Gen-Z sons listen to them.
Yes.always.
Exactly
No jumping around, no fancy clothes, only their Godgiven talents-voices, words and an instrument-Heavenly
Hello Christine, how is things going with you ?
❤
Probably one of the best songs ever written in the last 100 years. And sung to absolute perfection.
Agree
It's amazing that it's only 2 guys harmonizing with a simple acoustic guitar, but it's timelessly beautiful.
So beautiful. Words are idyllic.
Two world class talents working together.... A rare event my friend.
Classic! The way great music was created
Yeah really beautiful
That is because they are really talented. Regards and have a nice day
I think it is one of the best songs ever written. Every word is simply perfect. This is poetry, not only music
Songs are basically stories and poetries with music
@John Wheaton bonsoir
Agreee❤️
Agreee❤️
Absolutely
I never tire of hearing this. I’m a 60 yr old veteran and it has pushed me through some of the toughest moments in my life, both in theatre and at home, after losing brothers in arms and cherished family members. When my time is finally over this is my goodbye to the world and all that means anything to me.
Only two voices and one guitar. Magic
Durante siglos el hombre buscaba la inmortavilidad ,este tipo de música perdurará en el tiempo .
My dad use to play this on cassette. Miss my dad and mom. Hope they do well in heaven.
with such beautiful melody accompanying them, sure they are happy up there
I feel warm when I read your comment
@@kassioyamarashi5523 So beautiful!
They will
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Timeless. One for the eternal soundtrack of humanity.
Perfect!
You brought it absolutely to the point. Agree 100%
I think you are right
J’ai 79 ans et j’écoute toujours ce chant avec émotion et plaisir. Merci à vous. Noëlle, France.
The way they harmonize with each other has not been perfected to this degree before and it never will. They are one of a kind
Love and hate can do that.
I cannot agree more. It's pure magic. So very moving. One of THEE best duos in unison I have, and will ever, have heard.
É algo totalmente diferente
A songwriting/singing duo came close enough: Layne and Jerry
@@ryanleonen8238 well said!
How disciplined does Paul Simon have to be to sing his harmony, a masterpiece
Paul’s amazing in every way. Love the guy always have, always will..💕💕
Dolce
@@suehaden6103 He was so gorgeous back in the day!
I'm a 70 woman and l still love hearing this song takes me back to the 70's thanks for the memories, 💕❣️❤️
I was 13 when the movie the Graduate was at the cinemas. I went to see it on my own and fell in love with the songs and the movie. Still today i feel it is very fresh although it has been 55 years ago. Just goes to show that our spirit never ages Maria. God bless
I am 72 now and always will love their songs!!!!
....from Russia with love...
ME TO
This song came out in the mid 60's.
This original song is amazing, absolutely beautiful. But oh my goodness, the version by The Disturbed takes it to another level and brought tears to my eyes.
A time when even sad songs felt hopeful and comforting.
When the lyric 10,000 people maybe more and the crowd responded....I got gooseflesh. Powerful.
I love when i get gooseflesh, but my favorite is duckskin honestly
??? psalm 91
Then after telling them to be quiet in the best way possible
Lindo demais. Do Brasil
Two amazing artists and one guitar. Nothing else. A true masterpiece that will live forever.
Et jamais egaler
Not really.
@@davidryan3079 elaborate
@@davidryan3079 The concept is clear. If you want to argue .. I dont give a SHT
I am. Listening to these incredible men makes everything alright, no matter what life throws at me. God bless them. Paul's music/lyrics and Art's voice, a perfect sublime combination. Thank you.
I'm fifteen years old and a few weeks ago, I started listening to Simon and Garfunkel. My mom said that it was some of her favorite music, so I gave it a shot. Now I'm OBSESSED. I've listened to all of their albums on loop and now I'm just finishing watching this concert. I'm simply blown away. Paul's songwriting, his guitar, his voice, Art's voice, the way the two blend seamlessly together; it makes me want to cry. It's literal perfection. Perfection isn't easy to come by in this world, but when you find it it, it means everything. I'm so so angry that current music is so crappy, what would I give to be born a few generations earlier... I just want to say that I love S&G with my whole heart; it's given me so much.
Music from the 60’s and 70’s will be played forever because people from future generations, like yourself, continue to recognize its timeless greatness.
Be happy that you discovered the joys of Simon & Garfunkel now.
Their songs will always be hip, groovy, and perfect, regardless of whatever crapola is being released these days.
Great music lives forever! 💙
It will be played until we destroy our world
Charlotte, another brilliant song with just a man and his guitar is the live version of Don McLean’s 1971 tribute to Van Gogh called “Vincent”. Check it out if you aren’t familiar with it.
@@eds3969 I'll be sure to check it out; thanks!
I'm 65 now and I have listened the Great Geniuses of Simon & Garfunkel since I was 12 years old. Their albums were some of the ones I listened to every night on my record player. The way their music touches your soul is magnificent & beautiful that even a 12 year old could recognize the beauty in their soothing songs. ❤👩🦳
@doug phil thanks
I'm pretty young but i like the music from the 60-80's. do you have any tips of great music from that era. I really love this, if i could listen to a song a last time then it would be this one.
@@sherminator1617 oh my goodness, there's just too many to choose from. Three decades of music is a lot of music. I love all kinds of music so that even adds tons more choices. There's only two kinds of music I have never been able to like and that's Heavy Metal because all I hear are screeching guitars and screaming voices. And the old fashioned twangy country music. I like the more modern country music. I love the 1960's & 1970's music. Just Google each year 1961 and onward and ask to list the top 40 for that year. Pick a song and give it a listen. One suggestion, try not to judge a band by just one of their songs. If you think you might enjoy a band give them a chance and listen to at least a couple songs. I can say during this pandemic I still listen to one of my favorite bands at night with my headphones on because their music is calming to me and helps me sleep. That band is called BREAD and I've been listening to the album entitled The Best of Bread. Depending what mood you're in there are other great music & bands like America, Christopher Cross, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Doobie Brothers, Earth Wind & Fire, The Grass Roots they were 1960's & 70's, so was Dr Hook & The Medicine Show but they're a required taste. If you like instrumental music especially Brass give Herb Albert & The Tiuana Brass band a try start with the song Rise. Jim Croce is also another great singer. Mama's & The Papa's, The Monkees, The Sweet but make sure you listen to the original The Sweet from the 1970's because after the band split up in early 1980's three of the members started their own Sweet band. The Sweet have several great songs and if you can find their songs also on a video then listen and watch them perform, it's great. Another great band from the 1970's to find on Video is named Pilot, I love that band too. Of course everyone loved the brother & sister duo back in the 70's called The Carpenters. Well, that's a start, should keep you busy for a few months. 👍
IAM 66 l hear ya............. Where did all those years go? 🤔
@@deborascott2893 23
One of my favorite songs of all time. Their harmony is breathtaking.
My fav too
What does it even mean
@@cherp5837 Do not be silent when injustice is visible.
What a fantastic time, when pure talent, great voices, and musicians who actually where able to play an instrument created an unforgettable event...
They didn't have autotune, fireworks, colorful shows or strange outfits. All they had and all they needed was their incredible voices and a guitar. So simple but still or so perfect, or maybe the simplicity of it is what made it so perfect.
Because they have real talent and skill
They actually had something to say, this is all
They and others like them in their time are the pioneers of music. It is because of these guys that music has reached such popularity
They were my very first concert in New Brunswick, NJ at Rutgers University.
That is TRUE music!
In my opinion, this is one of the most powerful songs ever written.
Absolutely my friend.
It' s beautiful , i used it in my radio' program to say goodbye to my old doggy that passed away a week ago😢
I agree. But also very painful.
Your right. This songs is way before i was born but this is real music. Not that crap they mostly make this days
@@Izanami709 i'd like to think that things we find painful can bring us powerful experiences :)
"People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening, people writing songs that voices never share"
This part is just so pure and true
That line, "Writing songs that voices never shared", when I was a tiny child I remember not really understanding. But as I grew older, I did. Our society is filled with stuff and crap that last about ten minutes. Then a year later no-one remembers it. Same with music. But THIS music will still be played in 100 years time.
Silence is gold,to speak is silver.
One of the greatest songs of the last 100 years.
And California dreaming 😎
`The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls and whispered in the sound of silence`. This song is everlasting. Great! I hear it again and again. Classic!
Jokes aside, this is definitely one of the best and deepest songs ever made. ❤
Not taking anything away from Simon and Garfunekl but I think 'Disturbed' version of this song is out of this world.
Agreed
So simple and perfect. This song never dies.
Everything of this song is perfect. The lonely but beautiful melody of the guitar, the counterpoint of two different voices singing together in harmony, the poetry of the lyrics... one of the best songs ever written.
natural stereo effect 😂
Very well this song and the boys
LYRICS:
Hello darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
In restless dreams, I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone
'Neath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence
And in the naked light, I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never shared
And no one dared
Disturb the sound of silence
"Fools" said I, "You do not know
Silence like a cancer grows
Hear my words that I might teach you
Take my arms that I might reach you"
But my words, like silent raindrops fell
And echoed in the wells of silence
And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made
And the sign flashed its warning
In the words that it was forming
And the sign said, "The words on the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls"
And whispered in the sounds of silence.
(This is for those who want to read the lyrics while watching this video)
very good until the last few lines where there are a few mistakes. 1. "And the sign flashed its warning" is correct - not flashed "out"
2. "And the sign said...", not "then" the sign said. 3. "and tenement halls" - not "in tenement halls." 4. "whispered in the sounds...", not whispered in the sound.
Wow. Thanks. I remember when it come out. It is still an awesome song.
Thanks
O Som do Silêncio
Olá, escuridão, minha velha amiga
Vim conversar com você outra vez
Porque uma visão surgiu mansamente
Deixou suas sementes enquanto eu dormia
E a visão que foi plantada em meu cérebro
Ainda permanece
Dentro do som do silêncio
Em sonhos atormentados, eu caminhei sozinho
Ruas estreitas de paralelepípedos
Sob a luz de um poste de rua
Levantei minha gola contra o frio e a umidade
Quando meus olhos foram apunhalados pelo brilho de uma luz de neon
Que partiu a noite
E tocou o som do silêncio
E na luz nua eu vi
Dez mil pessoas, talvez mais
Pessoas falando sem dizer
Pessoas ouvindo sem escutar
Pessoas escrevendo canções que vozes jamais compartilharam
E ninguém ousava
Perturbar o som do silêncio
Tolos, eu disse, vocês não sabem?
O silêncio cresce como um câncer
Escutem-me, que talvez eu possa ensiná-los
Peguem meus braços, que talvez eu possa alcançá-los
Mas minhas palavras caíram como gotas silenciosas de chuva
E ecoaram nos poços do silêncio
E as pessoas se curvaram e rezaram
Para o deus de neon que elas criaram
E a placa mostrou o seu aviso
Nas palavras que formava
E a placa dizia
As palavras dos profetas estão escritas nas paredes do metrô
E nos corredores dos cortiços
E são sussurradas ao som do silêncio
Thank you for the words, much appreciated.
One of the greatest songs ever written. This song is timeless and will still be played in one hundred years from now.
Still a classic, makes my hair stand up on back of my neck
So so true, pity most youngsters don’t even know it, it’s their loss
@@petejones4931 A lot of people have heard their songs or cover versions of the songs they wrote and have no idea who they are. It’s usually the older people that are now sixty or older who are the biggest fans of Simon & Garfunkel. It all depends what music you were listening to when growing up, and the younger kids of today may not have been exposed to much of their music.
Yes
@@alexandrerochadasilva7897 please tell me I'm confused about this, why you can't say nothing all about this posts, please help me understand why you can't speak
Beaucoup de sensibilité et d'émotions dans cette composition, bravo à vous !
The song my late husband wanted played at his funeral service. Been 16 years and still ache to feel the comfort of being held in his arms....one day....one day.🌹
You're beautiful.
That hit me like a ton of bricks.. my greatest fear is to leave my wife alone, but if I do I pray she knows it was not my choice and that I await her on the other side…
U will hear it together forever I hope
I suspect you will, in due time. Don'f forget...you are a child of the Universe [as was your husband].
That’s right.❤️❤️
Please never forget this song world.
Nobody wont this is The world
I beg of you
It‘s part of live
We can see it in the dark it’s a very powerful song
None of the fans of this song even understand what its about. If they did, we would have a very different world today. Sound of silence is louder than ever
Every now and then an artist/musician will create something that transcends all genres, people and generations. This is one of those songs.
I was and still be fond of their songs... I discovered them when I was 17, I'll turn 60 in three weeks, oct 2024
I've just realized how amazingly synchronized their voices are. It sounds as if they were one person singing. It's truly fantastic!
this gets infinitely more magical once you considered that at that time they hated each other with a passion
@@TheCassiusTain I did not know that!
I'"m now 81 and this is still one of my favorites!
I’m in my 80’s and this is it forever
Mr Anderson🕴🏻
Cool boomer
Amen!
The sound of silence s words just get to
Chyba najcudowniejszy utwór jaki słyszałem. Teraz już nikogo nie stać by wywołać takie emocje podczas słuchania piosenki,.
Dokładnie 🔥🔥🔥🔥
These men will forever be one of the best musicians of our time. Some of my best memories of my childhood are watching Simon & Garfunkel on the BBC and PBS with my family. Love their harmonies. Never stop singing in my soul.
They reached me as a 5 year old. I've never forgotten them.
4 non blonds was great too.
Best singing duo ever! I saw this show on TV. Amazing.
Formidable de réécouter cette belle chanson et des paroles si profondes.heureuse que ces chanteurs sont encore vivants ❤
Paul Simon is an amazing musician who lives in my town playing for free at our high school. His songs often move me to tears.
Its been a long time since I've heard it but still great
You're kidding 😲
wow, that's amazing!
He lives In your Town ??? Your Lucky next Time when You met him Say hello to me from Geneva ! He is great singer i really like him
Wow!
A never ending masterpiece that touches the soul of everyone
To arouse us from our lethargy that leads us into the great flashes of light that will delight...the nightly sky, as thunder roars, and children cry as their mothers abhor; as night replaced day, for we forgot our way, until Paul Simon came along, and did play, this song; but the deaf not hear, and the blind did not see, as the many sounds of silence, came from out of an eerie...melee of fear.
@@nialloneill5097THAT MY FRIEND WAS TRULY SPECIAL, THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT OUT THERE. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴
@@richardyoung7415 Peace be with you too!
The audience sure knows how to appreciate good harmonious melodies/lyrics. They sound like true appreciative fans
I presume you're being sarcastic?
Ticks me off like nothing else. Applauds of excitement at the start and in appreciation at the end is all good, but be immersed in the music while it's playing ffs (at least don't ruin other people's immersion). Depending on song and setting, dancing/jumping is acceptable. It's just an expression of what emotions the music gives you and gives something back to the artist.
@@johanrojassoderman5590 Uh oh it's the CONCERT COP :D
@@DekkarJr yeah, perhaps I went a bit overboard with that comment xD
I just get annoyed when the audience makes a lot of noise during an emotional performance.
The listen to Muddy Waters, Mannish boy you'll be surprised how the back vocals take a real role in the song
60 years since it's release today, and still universally loved.
its crazy how the low/high dynamic of the harmony in this song switches from one being flat, and the other being expressive, back and forth so seamlessly is incredible
I grew up in the 60's. Beatles, etc. and Simon & Garfunkel. I was a hippie and loved all the 'relevant ' music. Kinda wish I could go back to that 'innocent' time. Today's 'music' is just a lot of noise.
It depends upon which "music" you're listening to. Look at Within Temptation, Delain, Nightwish, Disturbed, Hinder, The Calling. All of them have done great music.
Tbh, Disturbed is what brought me here. I loved their cover of this song, so I wanted to hear the original.
its sick how much great music that was dropped in the 60's. I was born 1992 and all i can say is this music that are topping the lists today is trash compared to what was dropped in the 60's. That folk-rock music mixed with the culture back then must've been a sweet time for you .
In my opinion, one of the greatest songs, of any genre, ever made.
Fully Agree - Hauntily infectious.
😎
Zeker weten, zacht nummer om tot rust te komen in deze hektiche wereld,
Amen brother
Yes I am listening in Eastlondon South Africa.This is a beautiful song and brings back sad memories.❤❤❤❤
masterpiece. no ear buds, no auto tune, just voices. pure talent. thanks for this timeless tune....
I'm ;
who are you , have drop q.t.
So true!!
Hard agree! Harmonists tend to be pitch correct. And they might be the best harmonists in our history.
I Love This Song! The music is catchy and the lyrics are interesting!💗
Nema danas ovakvih...
This song is still well positioned in my list of Top Ten Songs ever. And I am a 67 year old male in the twilight of my life. The greatest lyrics are, "and the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls." Those words are are still true today, as they were some 50 years ago.
because this song brings us to the pain and hope in our liv es
@@anthonyletschat259 Agreed. When I first heard those words sung all those years ago, I was saddened, but had hope for the future. Today, the words still ring true and sadly, nothing has changed.
🙌🙌🙌🙌
I am a Colorado Western Slope resident from a small town where all is peaceful. I came back to Toledo Ohio to take care of my aging parents. My father, decided to murder my mother and then commit suicide. This song eases my pain. I just wish I could contact Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel to let them know what a precious gift this song is in my life.
@@bennettbond I am sorry for your loss. I am also glad to read that this song helps you manage your pain. I used to have the following saying on my computer screen saver, when there was such a thing, "Go quietly amongst the noise and haste, be gentle with yourself... for you are a child of the universe." I wish you peace and happiness.
Music made simple, as simple as that, from two friends , the best duet singers of all time. Just have a close look at the two, no earrings on their nose and ears, that's what how we were brought up in the 50,60,70s. The best of all times. Although there was nothing much to show on their stagework, people enjoy just listening to their silky voices.
They say you can't go home again. You can't go back. But here I am, watching this in 2021 (tearing up watching this, as I was there in Central Park in 1981) and what I'd give right now to go back to the 60's, 70's and (some of the) 80's.
That must have been great!
Love it everytime gives me shivers + chills
Awesome Gregg
I was a young man when I first heard Simon and Garfunkel sing this and other tunes. Now I am old and this music still effects me.Thank you for this video!
2000 - This song is a Masterpiece
2010 - This song is a Masterpiece
2020 - This song is a Masterpiece
...............
2200 - This song is a Masterpiece
You forgot 1970 This song is a Masterpiece, 1980 ..., 1990 ....
And still a masterpiece forever👍🏻
This song is one of the few masterpieces and will touch the heart and soul of those of us who care about this WORLD FOREVER. I say bring it back. Make it number 1.
2690-its a masterpiece
I love and appreciate this music more every time I hear it. Where did good music go. Where is this world going? We all need to stop and listen to the sounds of silence. People talking without listening. Brilliant. Let's keep this music going people.
One of my dad's favourite songs. I miss him dearly. He was my hero, a war veteran, who sadly died of pancreatic cancer. He never got to meet his second grandson, as I was 4 months pregnant with him when my dad died. I named my son after my dad.
No autotune, just natural voices and a guitar, this song touches the soul! Their voices gives so much comfort and takes me down some of my best memory lane
❤
❤
Also no ear monitors. I couldn’t do those harmonies because I would start singing with the note I hear …
❤
Thank you, Simon & Garfunkel, for sharing. I grew up listening to your music since 1974.
1960, Martin, S&G were from the beatnik era. Love the team!
Do you realise RUclips wasn't founded in 1974
@@abdulahihassan1529 Do you realize dat you don't need youtube to listen to music
The greatest duo in music history..... hands down for you Simon and Garfunkel ♥️
Hello Sofia how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
C`ero anch'io a questo fenomenale concerto assieme a mio cugino,che purtroppo da pochi giorni è deceduto in casa a soli 59 anni,un saluto fin lassù e goditi di nuovo questo splendido concerto 🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
この曲が好きで、まだ幼かった私に何度もレコードがすり切れるまで聴かせてくれた父が去年天に召されました。
思い出の名曲。2024になった今でも聴いてる人はいますか？
ここにいるよ。聴いてるよ。今は悲しみの中かもしれませんが、乗り越え、お父様に恥ずかしくない人生を歩んでいってください。
😢😢😢😢😢
Люблю слушать эту песню! И только в этом исполнении. Мне 73 года.
Yes, it's just been remixed so of course, we all want to hear the original.
yes,I am listening now.
One of the best songs that was ever written performed by two of the greatest voices i’ve ever heard.
Without a doubt one of the most beautiful songs ever written. I can't believe this concert was almost 40 years ago. Man we are getting old!
Jajajjajaaja
What year was this?
Now I'm 44 years old mom and then when I was junior high school student I listened this song.
At that time I didn't want to go back to my home, and
this song asked me how I stay my way, I thought.
Today is 19th September!!!
Great!!! The day of the concert in Central Park!!!
Marvellous Simon and Art, forever!!!
This song touches a piece of the soul that is so very distant and quickly fills it with ............"just right"
Luved this song as a teenager in 1970s and still loving it in 2024 ❤. Anyone in 2024?
yes
Ekkor voltam 18, ekkor érettségiztem.
Tak, w 2024 słucham i się wzruszam
Ich auch
Absolutely 👍 unbelievable performance Thay make the guitars talk unbelievable love ❤️ ❤❤love them XXX Tony Morris middebrough Teesside
Iako si otisao nikad nas nisi napustio,uvjek i zauvijek si prisutan u nasim zivotima kroz svoje pjesme i muziku.Nadam se da ce se jednom,bilo kad ostvariti tvoj a i moj san o miru i bratstvu u svijetu.Volim vas svih a Johnu jos jedan pozdrav i suza za nezaborav.❤❤
Brings me to tears everytime I listen to it. Its so hauntingly beautiful. This song is just indescribable. The lyrics, their voices, the melody. It all goes together so perfectly. Especially the lyric “People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never shared
And no one dared
Disturb the sound of silence” It really speaks to me for some reason. So soft yet so powerful and moving. There’s no other song like it.
I believe it describes the space which allows all things to exist. Paul Simon is enlightened.
@@chiefcheeser very true..❤️
@@chiefcheeser absolwent i dustin Hofmann dr best muzyka dr best film
Absolwent dustin Hoffmann
I listen to this ballad nearlyevery evening before I sleep. It makes me calm. Beautiful!!
I’ve been listening to this song since I was 13 years old and it’s beauty and profundity are as exquisite at 69 as they were when I was 13. Indeed, If anything, I feel it more deeply with each passing year. We should all be grateful for artists such as these.
Well said John, I'm now 69 and remember it as you did.
Beautifully expressed...
At 69, as well and listening to this song again and now dealing with COVIS19-induced anxiety and depression , to me 'hello darkness my old friend' speaks to the darkness, that you experience with the tougher days of mental illness ... "old friend" eventually you will be gone :-) But "America" is so uplifting :-)
@@Vicki1930 Take good care of yourself. God bless you
And me 66 years 😉and I love this
58 years old, my son 25 years old
November 2019 still listening together
39 and watching with my 14 month old. Starting him young
Yeah man,I'm 59 and my son,24, listening together today!
Probably not the song I should be listening to when I just got diagnosed with prostate cancer, feel like I should have a good cry and get it out the way for what's to come.
doesn’t matter how many times I listen to this masterpiece. Always gets me emotional. Food for the soul.
@what's Popping? And now I no its not just me that tears up when I hear this song, it just hits me threw my heart every time❤️
My favourite Duo. I will listen to and play to their music for as long as I live.
@@wendyboyle7908 said
tempo bom só existia linda melodias hoje só se vê porcaria
Ye
I genuinely don't think any two people could harmonize so well that it sounds like one voice the way these two do.
A wonderful, eternal, ethereal song, timeless and evergreen! I have been listening to this song for 50 years, and still can't get enough of it!
Me too
and disturbed helped extend it's lifespan.
Ja
Ja
I´m not a great fan of the remixed version, the one that was more successful in 60´s and later (as far as I know), this, THIS is true masterpiece for me, perfect lyrics, perfect guitar, perfect voices, it all matched together so well. Give me goosebumps everytime I hear it, and it´s one of my favourites. This song is litteraly whole story, a legacy, a prophecy, a message. Love it.
I can't hear this often enough. The words, the melody, their harmony. Perfection, and timeless. Thank you S&G.
Solo nos queda resistir
Do someone listen this song in 2024?😊
Here from Japan
Sure~
HK
@@sangkwanwong6486
this title is eternal whether in 1969/1981 or now
From Hungary ❤
It shows that talents, charisma and the right material combined make them shine the bightest stars of the moment. No other package was needed- no glits and blitz; no elegant suits, no mix of high quality accompaniment, but their hearts and souls sang it out in awesome melody to capture everyone present. I believe now that indeed
My god. You just answered my questions. I was wondering why this is so perfect, even though they hit wrong tones and stuff. I think the perfection lays in the imperfection. Today everything has to be perfect, every note gets corrected. Every video cost millions with ads and sponsors. And back then we just had the music and the message. Just wanted to spread out my random thoughts. I wish we would fight more for peace. But today I will be working again, for money. Ahhh rip.
Have you ever listened to Disturbed's cover of this song? Paul Simon loves it.
i agree
@@to2s134 orgignal version is better
This is the Lord's prayer in Kiswahili, a language widely spoken in Eastern Africa. The song and rhe graphics are incongruent
That is genuinely one of the most beautiful songs in all time
Certain songs, cross generations, race and religions...this is such a song. While listening we can all forget the world's troubles, and concentrate on only the good. Simon & Garfunkel we salute you 👏 👏 👏
MUCH LOVE! HAREKRISHNA.GODBLESS❤️😊🙏
Oh! Oh, yes, how well written and posted, I have felt this for so long, but who to tell, thank you so much..be safe and well and continue to spread your positivity..xx
This song gave me goosebumps when I was a child.
Now, 30 years later, it still give me goosebumps.
A masterpiece!
Moi 45 😞
It gave me goosebumps right now.
@hamishgunn9385 me too
Let this be a reminder to all of you that music is the most important thing in this universe, don't let them tell you otherwise. This is reality and truth and heart and soul and everything else is just atoms and matter
God, they're great--the harmonies are maybe the best I've ever heard.
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Simon & Garfunkel Scarborough Fair
For sure
Best harmony for sure!!!
ME l Love music
too many great harmonies to name for any one to be the greatest.