I lay here early morning. My immediate answer is that you are able to focus in exactly the way needed to listen to this. No more chores, end is near (sleep) You can go all in on music at this hour.
Adam Decker actually RATM genre is RAP Metal which is way heavier and with a even hard revolutionary message than Punk, the riffs also differ from that, Punk riffs are not that structurated as RATM ones
4:13 Balderdash you! one's old bean, shan't comply upon constrictive terms in which prohibits the lack of informing thyself of engaging resistance amongst adhering and obeying said commands.
Oh fuck yes. Just finishing my last cup of whiskey at 4am in front of the computer and this totally injected me with the will power to lurch to the 7/11 for a refill and RAtM marathon.
I know cellos typically follow bass or viola parts, but I feel if the cellos had done Zack's voice it would've been a better plan. The brass sounds... Too happy, almost. I don't really know how to describe it. But this was absolutely beautiful, I can't lie. I loved it, truly. Amazing job.
It's like a nice skeleton of what a really awesome orchestral arrangement of this could be. Needs more creative stuff like the piccolo lines at 2:46. I mean, you could totally reharmonise parts of it, really take it somewhere special!
Makes me remember a kid walking out of music class in 5th grade. Told the teacher he "was sick of singing Crocodile Rock, why couldn't we try some Led Zeppelin?". That was 1978.
If I may give some constructive criticism... I think it's Not Bad, but it all seems very controlled, whereas what makes the RATM performance great is the entirely out of control intensity of it all. If you compare this with the original track, what this orchestral performance needs (apart from more cow bell) is more "RHAAAAAAAAAA!!! MOTHERFFFFF!!!!!!". If that means breaking a few strings on those violins, so be it!
kleinebre well, they are classically trained musicians and I thought it was pretty wild for an orchestra. You can't expect them to go out of their comfort zone. Most of them are too scared to even play without their notes in front of them :-P
yeah, rock made badly played, out of tune and noise part of concert performance. People who stride for perfection have a hard time trying to emulate it. I suggest alcohol and drugs, plus no rehearsal...
zab666 oh what a cliche. It's not about being scared to play without the sheet music. Classical music is much more complex than playing a bunch of power chords. A Mozart Concerto or Beethoven Symphony is infinitely more complex than most, if not all, modern music except for maybe jazz and classical musicians are expected to be perfect. Soloists do typically memorize pieces. Also Professional Classical musicians have to learn a whole lot of music in very little time. It varies program to program. They don't get to play an hour or two of music they've been playing their entire careers with three or four songs from their new album like rock/pop musicians do. Just putting things in perspective for non-classical music people out there.
yeah, I agree. It is almost impossible to play long classical pieces without notes when you are a professional musician in an orchestra who plays something new every other week. I have a background in classical music as well and my comment was meant to be funny rather than offensive.....although I have worked with classical musicians that still would make themselves sheet music even if it is only 4 bars of the same 5 notes in just the chorus parts. Habits I guess ;-)
zab666 I apologize then for getting on you like that, then. As a hobbyist classical musician one of my pet peeves is non-classical musicians disparaging classical musicians for needing to read sheet music, and I have encountered some that were actually serious about it.
Nice try, but they don't seem to understand the need for intense staccato, especially the opening piano. Too smoothly performed. Feels like the edges were sanded off! Are they all on Valium? Still, it's nice to see an orchestra having fun with killer songs like this!
I agree. It's awesome and I definitely couldn't play any of those instruments, but as a consumer I would not buy or even probably casually listen to the song because it's just not rage like. Too smooth and happy.
There's a lot of reverb on everything, isn't there? I only hear the intense edges really in the buildups to the chorus and it's probably thanks to the high brass.
Our generation will be heard!!! Very moving and transitional!!! Powerful music at its best and I think a lot of people wouldn't even give it a thought if not in this form!! Great work guys and bravo!! Blown away!! p.s. third guy from the left...the barn door is open!!!!!....j/k had to lighten up the post!! ROCK ON!!!!!
A beautiful arrangement, and proof that not all pop-music is just nonsense. At the very least the aggression translates well. The anger not so much, but this is good.
It needs to be a lot less "pretty" in a way needs to be less precise like how a rock band is. Also needs more of Bari sax to give it that nice hard rock feel
Awesome! Got a feeling of original but it's converted to classical arrangment very smoothly. It also reminds me of Kashmir, and it's a good thing IMHO. :)
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there must be sceince behind why i'm always finding myself in those kind of youtube videos in the middle of the night
I lay here early morning. My immediate answer is that you are able to focus in exactly the way needed to listen to this. No more chores, end is near (sleep) You can go all in on music at this hour.
You have good taste in music?
Always Dark night, when we find the best in the universum of youtube ... our souls have a long journey behind us ;-)
I was looking for my instrumental music
lol
FLUTE YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YA TELL ME! FLUTE YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YA TELL ME!
Well played
Damn that was my joke. Beat me too it dude!
Lol damn well said sir.
Larry Y fome ql
Touche, Larry Y
Sounds like a 007 track.
11vinci yeah! it's like watching a james bond movie hahaha
11vinci bourne!
indeed
Exactly what I was thinking
Agreed! Also suitable as a score for a movie based on a Dan Brown novel.
This would actually work quite nicely as a Bond theme.
It really does
@@Zeagods-CyberShadow guys....just because you hear horns in songs it doesnt really mean it has to be bond theme :D :D :D
Maybe for the movie where Bond learns M is the baddie and Bond has been fighting him all along.
I want to travel back in time to the 1700s or whatever and play these metal covers to the people
What?
Now that would be sick
@@sarcastickz6885
It's a year old comment
@@sarcastickz6885 now it's a two year old comment
They wouldn't like it
Classy anarchy.
Hi MoreConsole :D BTW Amazing arrangement
MoreConsole ohshitwaddup
Oh damn small world, my favorite source for hentai face weekly updates lol
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Well, i think Zach didnt mean anarchy
Jesus what's with all the negativity, this was honestly pretty damn great. Anarchy punk rock in classical? Phenomenal
Adam Decker actually RATM genre is RAP Metal which is way heavier and with a even hard revolutionary message than Punk, the riffs also differ from that, Punk riffs are not that structurated as RATM ones
Jreeeeeeengjreeeeeeeeeengjreeeeeeeeengjreeeeeeeng dutdutduttutututdutdutdutututut wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu dddedededed tenenenenet!!!!
Thank you for your rage. You're helping carry on the legacy of a song from my favorite album back when I was 16 years old in the 90's. Bless you!
4:13 Balderdash you! one's old bean, shan't comply upon constrictive terms in which prohibits the lack of informing thyself of engaging resistance amongst adhering and obeying said commands.
I love how the intro sounds exotic and when the verse kicks in it sounds like a hero theme.
Oh fuck yes. Just finishing my last cup of whiskey at 4am in front of the computer and this totally injected me with the will power to lurch to the 7/11 for a refill and RAtM marathon.
gay
Living the dream
fongfongy to be satisfied by this kind of thing to that level must be nice
Sounds like a Bond theme
the ''vocals'' sound too happy to me
Same
No one can mimic anger and fury of Zack's vocals. This 'cover' is kinda nice, though.
It's cool hearing it though. I had this CD. EVERYONE had this CD.
I don't think these classical instruments were made with Rap Metal in mind, strangely.
I'LL DO WHAT YA TELL ME!
I know cellos typically follow bass or viola parts, but I feel if the cellos had done Zack's voice it would've been a better plan. The brass sounds... Too happy, almost. I don't really know how to describe it. But this was absolutely beautiful, I can't lie. I loved it, truly. Amazing job.
getting mission impossible vibe
This is the Philharmonic with Rage Against the Machine, "Killling in the Name" in A minor. You're listening to classical on NPR
This is precisely what I wanted it to be. BEST.
It's like a nice skeleton of what a really awesome orchestral arrangement of this could be. Needs more creative stuff like the piccolo lines at 2:46. I mean, you could totally reharmonise parts of it, really take it somewhere special!
I'm the piccolo player in this video, and I enjoyed 2:46 :)
@@Maya-sn3qm great job best part of the song.
@@Maya-sn3qm you guys should keep working this piece with more. Great job by the way I like what you did a lot.
Love this arrangement! Great job all of you!
Magnifico! This is like tribute to the man with the sickest flow.
This is amazing!
Makes me remember a kid walking out of music class in 5th grade. Told the teacher he "was sick of singing Crocodile Rock, why couldn't we try some Led Zeppelin?". That was 1978.
I definitely wanted more groove considering what this song is and not played as linear as it was just played
Zack wasn't there
If I may give some constructive criticism... I think it's Not Bad, but it all seems very controlled, whereas what makes the RATM performance great is the entirely out of control intensity of it all. If you compare this with the original track, what this orchestral performance needs (apart from more cow bell) is more "RHAAAAAAAAAA!!! MOTHERFFFFF!!!!!!". If that means breaking a few strings on those violins, so be it!
kleinebre well, they are classically trained musicians and I thought it was pretty wild for an orchestra. You can't expect them to go out of their comfort zone. Most of them are too scared to even play without their notes in front of them :-P
yeah, rock made badly played, out of tune and noise part of concert performance. People who stride for perfection have a hard time trying to emulate it. I suggest alcohol and drugs, plus no rehearsal...
zab666 oh what a cliche. It's not about being scared to play without the sheet music. Classical music is much more complex than playing a bunch of power chords. A Mozart Concerto or Beethoven Symphony is infinitely more complex than most, if not all, modern music except for maybe jazz and classical musicians are expected to be perfect. Soloists do typically memorize pieces. Also Professional Classical musicians have to learn a whole lot of music in very little time. It varies program to program. They don't get to play an hour or two of music they've been playing their entire careers with three or four songs from their new album like rock/pop musicians do. Just putting things in perspective for non-classical music people out there.
yeah, I agree. It is almost impossible to play long classical pieces without notes when you are a professional musician in an orchestra who plays something new every other week. I have a background in classical music as well and my comment was meant to be funny rather than offensive.....although I have worked with classical musicians that still would make themselves sheet music even if it is only 4 bars of the same 5 notes in just the chorus parts. Habits I guess ;-)
zab666 I apologize then for getting on you like that, then. As a hobbyist classical musician one of my pet peeves is non-classical musicians disparaging classical musicians for needing to read sheet music, and I have encountered some that were actually serious about it.
What a nice studio.
BRILLIANT
Sounds like something a bond villain would have as his backing music.
When you're feeling rebellious but have several degrees in ologies
this is the best thing I've seen in a while
THIS IS SO AMAZING OMG
It would be a perfect suspense/thriller soundtrack.
Wow! This is insane!!!
These are a few of my favourite things! RATM and orchestral music. Awesome!
This is absolutley amazing!!!
You know you’ve made it when an orchestra turns you into elevator music. :-p
It is a very cool interpretation.
That would have to be the most intense elevator ride of my life lol.
But all jokes aside, very cool interpretation indeed.
Awesome. Totally supported the Kickstarter!
Amazing! Although it does sound like something off the soundtrack of Disney's Hercules, which makes it even more amazing.
Goosebumps!!
I'm always going to hear this whenever I listen to the original. This was great
❤Me,too. .great
Excellent! Really awesome job
this is how 007 ost should be!!! \m/
Im gonna play this during the apocalsype
Today is the day
Nice try, but they don't seem to understand the need for intense staccato, especially the opening piano. Too smoothly performed. Feels like the edges were sanded off! Are they all on Valium? Still, it's nice to see an orchestra having fun with killer songs like this!
I agree. It's awesome and I definitely couldn't play any of those instruments, but as a consumer I would not buy or even probably casually listen to the song because it's just not rage like. Too smooth and happy.
There's a lot of reverb on everything, isn't there? I only hear the intense edges really in the buildups to the chorus and it's probably thanks to the high brass.
They made it sound like a Bond theme tune with a bit of a muscial dance song.
Damn, that opening sounds so sinister
this sounds so polite compared to the original, pocket is completely different but arrangement is dope.
"Killing in the Name Of" but you're only killing that pompous baffoon's ego with a snarky quip about his mother's state of romance.
Very cool concept, but the groove needs work for it to be all it could be.
I agree with you, it needs some swing to it. It feels too concrete to me. But great arrangement nonetheless
Yeh the lack of swing, as minute as it is in the original, definitely takes out a lot of the character and groove.
Outstanding! You even got the little run in at 2:34, respect!
2:58 think "Hero's in a half shell. Turtle power!"
why do i see peter fighting the chicken in my mind when i hear this?
thanks for this pic in my Head XD
Kriswixx Damn you!! Now I can't listen to this without picturing that
I don’t know, but now I see it too 😂
Our generation will be heard!!! Very moving and transitional!!! Powerful music at its best and I think a lot of people wouldn't even give it a thought if not in this form!! Great work guys and bravo!! Blown away!! p.s. third guy from the left...the barn door is open!!!!!....j/k had to lighten up the post!! ROCK ON!!!!!
Incredible!
looks like this is straight out a shark horror film
*Sounds
Sounds amazing . Great job guys !
Love It!
I keep listening to this, over and over. Really awesome work!!!
Strings Ensemble Orchestra Dramatic Rock Music!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
SENSACIONAL Save la Rocha e Morello!
This makes me so happy
When I played a guitar hero 14 years ago then I internalized now this song, it's such a greatest rap metal Song
this sounds awesome! sounds like it would go well in a mission impossible movie score.
A beautiful arrangement, and proof that not all pop-music is just nonsense. At the very least the aggression translates well. The anger not so much, but this is good.
That drop. Big fan!
Surprisingly this works well as a orchestral arrangement.
This is amazing. I have so many chills. On fucking point.
Have these guys ever heard of sustain? Was still really great, glad they took the time to do this
Pufff!
Bravo,
One of my favorites ever!
RATM!
Absolutely beautiful 😊 thanks for this.
I would never thought of "killing in the name of"in orchestra. awesome
That was fuckin awesome.
What a fun classical celebration of an awesome metal song!
I love this sort of thing.
The fog of Rage Against The Machine is no match to the mist of what is to come!
feeling wasnt right. schism was great.
This is more parade-like. Schism was more "opera" like. Sorry bad englishes.
It needs to be a lot less "pretty" in a way needs to be less precise like how a rock band is. Also needs more of Bari sax to give it that nice hard rock feel
0:04 Out here representing the Bass Clarinets
It's like there was only one instruction: STACCATO!!! Little too choppy to get the groove, but it's still a fun listen.
woww radical bravo Roarr!
WHY DOESN'T THIS HAVE MORE VIEWS???
This was expertly arranged. Obviously the conductor and musicians really know their shit.
Awesome! Got a feeling of original but it's converted to classical arrangment very smoothly. It also reminds me of Kashmir, and it's a good thing IMHO. :)
thank you, this was awesome!!
This sounds so epic
WHAT ABOUT THE WOOD BLOCK!!!
Thought the same thing too.. instant dislike
Missed opportunity!
This goes hard af
this is so sick
Love this
Sensacional!
this is the Illest Shit I have heard in a long time. Hell Yea!
lmao this is such a happy song now 😂😂 I like it. Everyone playing "fuck you I won't do what you tell me" so peaceful.
The solo part was great! Gave me a "spy movie" vibe.
Beautiful art
So awesome
I jam out to this on a daily basis. Just doesn't get old.
First time listening & this is absolutely fantastic. If Broccoli of James bond/007 don't pick up on this then they've lost out. Superb.
This sounds great as an orchestra
This is sick.
aaaaahhhhhhhh!!!! outstanding!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant!
Enemy of enemy is my friend. I hope we all unite and rage against the machines.
this is so fuckin dope holy shit! good work