I used to watch this video often but then one day it disappeared. I figured that ECMs restrictive policies is what got it taken down. I'm so happy to see that it is back up again. The perfect video for the perfect song!
this album is arguably the best jazz fusion album ever made. made me learn to appreciate Lyle Mays as much as Pat Metheny. Both are musical geniuses, may Lyle rest in peace.
Had the luck to attend a Pat Metheny Group concert in 1982, in Germany. The band was dreamily amazing. The Sky’s inspired starship crew were: Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, Steve Rodby, Dan Gottlieb and Nana Vasconcelos. ❤💫✨
This appears to me to be the Osage Plains in winter. Imagine listeninging to this, driving from Dallas to Amarillo in August, as i did when this first came out. Both visions are surreal. The music is beyond surreal. It is mind bending...and time bending.
I geeked out and think it’s the Southwest Chief from Kansas City to Chicago. Travels through Missouri, Iowa, into Illinois. Looked at a lot of highway overpasses , on-ramps and parallels. Looks very much like a stretch from Fort Madison, IA to Galesburg, IL. All I really know for sure is this video really captured my winters in that area.
Lyle’s concluding movement from 14:05 is a completely evocative, absolutely masterful composition for Synthesizers and organ. And this was in 1980! Unbelievable 🎼
So happy to see this video up again. I've really missed it. Finding it coincided with the delivery today of my new Edifier R2000db speakers.....What a way to break them in!!!
I got a pair or Roger’s BBC monitor LS35A original 1978 uk hooked with a sub woofer for each speaker complete balance sounds out of this world ,subs match the speakers so perfectly, they were made by my hi Fi engineer friend who also made me a power supply with massive cable and solid copper bridging , unreal x
I went to high school near Wichita Falls on the Red River in the 70's my interpretation of this music, or the way I related to it, was about the tornado that hit there in 1979 that cut a swath across west WF cut through a popular mall called Sykes Center and along Midwestern State University. I went to school with some of the casualties. Thanks for posting it
Thank you for putting this video on I absolutely love the song and the scenery.once upon a time I used to post magazine subscription cards on college campus sites. The money was great but scenery like this was even greater. 50 years ago and I miss it more than ever. Once again thank you and let's see more.
saw PMG a few times in the 80s.......sort unparalleled......and I have seen many times ......in various ensembles..... never liked anything he did more than his work with lyle.
Excelente video sobre una Música Celestial. Gran trabajo de quien armó este video. Quería consultarles si es posible que hace tiempo hubiera un video muy similar en YT que no encuentro. Saludos y muchas gracias
So happy this is back up. I have looked for it for a couple of years. This is a perfect landscape for this song. A lot of his music evokes midwestern themes…and though this composition with Lyle Mays may have seemed progressive at the time, it is timeless. He talks about that with Rick Beato in their seminal interview. Early albums with songs Unity Village, and Lone Jack were titled from/about nearby locations growing up in Lees Summit, Missouri. I encourage every fan of PM to find the recent book “Beneath Missouri Skies” by Carolyn Glenn Brewer written about his growing up there (she is a childhood friend and he authorized the book). This video has several landmarks and prompted me to trace that train route from KC though Illinois…presumably to Chicago. Yes, I am indeed a PMG nerd…proudly.
@oystertoadfish1149 My father was crazy about finding this video, I even did my research in the waybackmachine (a web that has a backup of nearly all the internet) still no results, today I give it a search again, and both were shocked of what we see, and indeed it was the one we see back at 2016.
Hey Eric R, this looks like a fan video. It's really cool. Did you make it, or do you know who did? I'd love to see it at a nicer resolution than 360p. Do you know the location where it was shot? The specific train ride? Thanks!!
September was swept away,, lovers lost in the same way And, the train departed but never empty. I tiptoe across the tracks, the curling leaves they are golden crisp with the colors of an autumn of a forgiveness that knows of a memory that is shared forevermore🕊🦁🌟🐑🌈🦋🎶🦋The children laughed upon the nearness to Halloween. Tinkerbell was there and so was Hook, the real Peter Pan kept close to a Neverland, while the oldest of his lost boys relayed storie of teaching young MJ how to ride a Lama. I tiptoe across the curling leaves. They are golden crisp with the colors of an autumn of a forgiveness that knows of a memory that is shared forevermore🕊🦁🌟🐑🌈🦋🎶🦋Run, jump, leap, and tumble, in an ending that will never own me. Psalms 127 -2:3-5. 🏹That's all. 💘
I used to watch this video often but then one day it disappeared. I figured that ECMs restrictive policies is what got it taken down. I'm so happy to see that it is back up again. The perfect video for the perfect song!
this album is arguably the best jazz fusion album ever made. made me learn to appreciate Lyle Mays as much as Pat Metheny. Both are musical geniuses, may Lyle rest in peace.
This was a great idea pairing this footage with this music; both are hypnotizing. The footage could just as easily be western Ohio as Kansas or Iowa.
Brilliant electric 12 string work by Pat on this one.
I agree totally BUT dont forget Lyle pls R I P Gone but never forgotten his brilliant musical input
Had the luck to attend a Pat Metheny Group concert in 1982, in Germany. The band was dreamily amazing. The Sky’s inspired starship crew were:
Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, Steve Rodby, Dan Gottlieb and Nana Vasconcelos.
❤💫✨
Düsseldorf Phillipshalle? That was first time, I saw them!
Ja mein freunde!!!!!!! @@thomaspotschka5387
This appears to me to be the Osage Plains in winter. Imagine listeninging to this, driving from Dallas to Amarillo in August, as i did when this first came out. Both visions are surreal.
The music is beyond surreal. It is mind bending...and time bending.
I geeked out and think it’s the Southwest Chief from Kansas City to Chicago. Travels through Missouri, Iowa, into Illinois. Looked at a lot of highway overpasses , on-ramps and parallels. Looks very much like a stretch from Fort Madison, IA to Galesburg, IL. All I really know for sure is this video really captured my winters in that area.
Lyle’s concluding movement from 14:05 is a completely evocative, absolutely masterful composition for Synthesizers and organ. And this was in 1980! Unbelievable 🎼
So happy to see this video up again. I've really missed it. Finding it coincided with the delivery today of my new Edifier R2000db speakers.....What a way to break them in!!!
I got a pair or Roger’s BBC monitor LS35A original 1978 uk hooked with a sub woofer for each speaker complete balance sounds out of this world ,subs match the speakers so perfectly, they were made by my hi Fi engineer friend who also made me a power supply with massive cable and solid copper bridging , unreal x
Great to see this again. Pat Metheny is indeed a artist of the open spaces. Thank you.
Che dire un apoteosi,con Pat Metheny group si sogna il bello della vita ❤
I went to high school near Wichita Falls on the Red River in the 70's my interpretation of this music, or the way I related to it, was about the tornado that hit there in 1979 that cut a swath across west WF cut through a popular mall called Sykes Center and along Midwestern State University. I went to school with some of the casualties. Thanks for posting it
Thank you for putting this video on I absolutely love the song and the scenery.once upon a time I used to post magazine subscription cards on college campus sites. The money was great but scenery like this was even greater. 50 years ago and I miss it more than ever. Once again thank you and let's see more.
my favorite jazz rack anywhere,,,,,by anyone.
Exquisita melodía y muy acorde con las imágenes del video, realmente encantador.
Me alucino conocer la misteriosa ruta asiatica y.sus hermosos templos milenarios fluyendo con esta obra de.arte .Gracias pat Matheny
Totally appropriate video. Love arriving at the end!
magical.
i am glad to see it's back!! Eric R please tell us again where the train traveled.
saw PMG a few times in the 80s.......sort unparalleled......and I have seen many times ......in various ensembles..... never liked anything he did more than his work with lyle.
Excelente video sobre una Música Celestial. Gran trabajo de quien armó este video. Quería consultarles si es posible que hace tiempo hubiera un video muy similar en YT que no encuentro. Saludos y muchas gracias
Superb ..thanks for post it again ...
Still reminds me of a developing thunderstorm ⛈️ on the Minnesota prairie,then 1985, now 2024... Headphones 🎧 a must,or windows wide open⛈️☔⚡🌧️
@@lablaine1981 Driving a must for this great track from Lyle & Pat. R I P Lyle you left us too soon !Keyboards are not the same without you !!
The Southwest Chief Train Line
Thank you for sharing this... again. Perfect!
So happy this is back up. I have looked for it for a couple of years. This is a perfect landscape for this song. A lot of his music evokes midwestern themes…and though this composition with Lyle Mays may have seemed progressive at the time, it is timeless. He talks about that with Rick Beato in their seminal interview.
Early albums with songs Unity Village, and Lone Jack were titled from/about nearby locations growing up in Lees Summit, Missouri.
I encourage every fan of PM to find the recent book “Beneath Missouri Skies” by Carolyn Glenn Brewer written about his growing up there (she is a childhood friend and he authorized the book).
This video has several landmarks and prompted me to trace that train route from KC though Illinois…presumably to Chicago. Yes, I am indeed a PMG nerd…proudly.
@oystertoadfish1149 My father was crazy about finding this video, I even did my research in the waybackmachine (a web that has a backup of nearly all the internet) still no results, today I give it a search again, and both were shocked of what we see, and indeed it was the one we see back at 2016.
14:54 starts the Fahrenheit commercial medley
C'est magnifique...
Hey Eric R, this looks like a fan video. It's really cool. Did you make it, or do you know who did? I'd love to see it at a nicer resolution than 360p. Do you know the location where it was shot? The specific train ride? Thanks!!
Mi transporte alucinante me a llevado por los.templos nepaleses y budistas con regreso a vietnam
Can anyone identify the rail line ???
This video was taken down awhile ago, In the previous comments was mentioned that this was central Illinois
the key change at 18:17 sounds like Ravel ...
September was swept away,, lovers lost in the same way And, the train departed but never empty. I tiptoe across the tracks, the curling leaves they are golden crisp with the colors of an autumn of a forgiveness that knows of a memory that is shared forevermore🕊🦁🌟🐑🌈🦋🎶🦋The children laughed upon the nearness to Halloween. Tinkerbell was there and so was Hook, the real Peter Pan kept close to a Neverland, while the oldest of his lost boys relayed storie of teaching young MJ how to ride a Lama. I tiptoe across the curling leaves. They are golden crisp with the colors of an autumn of a forgiveness that knows of a memory that is shared forevermore🕊🦁🌟🐑🌈🦋🎶🦋Run, jump, leap, and tumble, in an ending that will never own me. Psalms 127 -2:3-5. 🏹That's all. 💘