ORCHESTRAL VERSIONS- "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word"/"That's All"/"Shine On You Crazy Diamond"
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ORCHESTRAL VERSIONS- "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word"/"That's All"/"Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (Reaction)
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Pure sublime heaven for me here today......Thanks for watching! 🥰
Thanks for the mood! Just got off work stocking produce at Walmart, and I can't think of anything better than this to come down and come home to.❤
That's amazing to hear Tom....Thanks!!
All tracks so beautifully portrayed orchestrally ..Crazy Diamond has to be the one for me💎Intense guitar sound reaches into the Soul. Thank you for this reaction Brandon...James Last is a blast from the Past💚☝️🎧
Hi Judy. Glad you enjoyed them. You're very welcome. Was such a treat for me! Thanks for dropping by...💙
Wow. I'm just on the first track with James Last. Its amazing. Superb music and with the violins and wind instruments. Well I will press continue.
So happy you like these Ronald. Thanks for tuning in!
Superbly done have hear Atom heart Mother live@Theatre du Chaletet
OMG!!! JAMES LAST: an iconic conductor, particularly recognized for his orchestral dance versions. Thank you, Brandon, for putting this great too-forgotten name back at the top of the poster.
Can't wait to hear more from James on my own! You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoy this artist...
@@retroreactions.... I have known JAMES LAST since I was a teenager. My parents were admirers of this conductor and his instrumental versions; consequently, they bought his records. In short, my introduction to LAST came early and, even if its musical category is far from being one of my priorities, I have never concealed my esteem for the exceptional quality of its production.
As an APP listener, I can attest that everything is better when you slap an orchestra onto it! And as bands like Metallica and The Tea Party have proven, it doesn't matter the genre! If you wanna hear more orchestral collaborations, can I recommend John Farnham singing his cover of 'Help' by the Beatles, backed up by The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (1989). Amazing performance!
Hello there. Glad we share the same thoughts on orchestras! Thanks for the suggestion. Hope all is well down under 😊
The Mandolin Orchestra play Shine on you crazy Diamond. Check it out one time. You will no be disappointed.
Fact!
Thanks! I will add it to my RUclips watch later playlist...
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for watching!
That's all ? LOL. The other 2... fantastic
You know I just HAD to get that song in my channel 1 last time! Thanks for tuning in. See you Sunday for sure for some Los Trespasios!!
@@retroreactions.... I am "Looking for Someone" over a californian "White Mountain" to show him "The Knife" (1972 live), if he fails to see it, he will remain in the "Stagnation" and the "Dusk" of the true/majestic and timeless music forever, but... if the opposite happens, he will have "Visions of Angels" 😉😁
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I feel fairly confident that what came to be called Prog found eager ears among the classical mindset, for whom legato atmospherics proved bromidical and edifying in what could be a romper room of adolescent cacophony. Where strings were lacking, one found a mellotron, which became the preferred desideratum. So I love this kind of thing, and here the Floyd especially. And I would also recommend the Tull song, "Elegy" with Ian and band backed up by the London Symphony Orchestra. Quintessentially elegiac.
Happy that this is your vibe. Oh, Tull plus LSO, sounds like a match made in heaven. I think Deep Purple did the same...
What a super idea doing these orchestral versions!! I really liked all three, but damn, “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” was on a whole other level!! 💿💿💿 Some of the violin reminded me of “Evening Song”…..you’ll need to revisit Jon Lord with “Pictured Within”.
First again my friend!! Yes, a last minute theme switch up and 1000% more rewarding than what I was going to do. Triple platinum performance sounds about right for Shine On! Ah yes, Jon Lord...one of hundreds that is overdue on the channel 🙂 Thanks my friend and good night! 🥇
Superb video Brandon and such a great idea. I hope this is very successful for you. All the best. Dave✅✅
Thanks Dave. Was such a gift for myself to experience these 😊 It's currently at the #4 spot of my last 10 videos. I'll definitely take that!!
It’s a great Genesis song ❤
Shine On sadly overplayed for me. I used it to learn guitar 30 years ago for about 3 hours a day 😂
Yes! A That's All fan!! Wow, didn't know Shine On could ever get old for anybody 😂🤣
Nice reaction compilation today!
"Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word" was nice, made me think of romantic or sentimental scenes from spaghetti western movies? (I love those movies!) but I don't think I'd seek it out to listen a second time?
"That's All" was not my cup of tea at all, but the original wasn't either. And certain orchestral arrangements of rock/pop songs tend to turn me off, it's like the arrangers don't know how to do an orchestral percussion arrangement and instead just stick a guy on a drum set and say "just play a beat". 😒 Sorry, pet peeve of mine! 😊🤭
BUT the "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" arrangement was GLORIOUS, and I will look for that in the future! 👌💖👍
Regarding orchestral Genesis, I have an album titled "We Know What We Like - The Music of Genesis" with David Palmer conducting The London Symphony Orchestra. Steve Hackett and Ian Anderson make a couple guest appearances and Palmer's arrangements are often quite good IMHO. He makes compilations of parts of two or more songs into one and sometimes adds his own original sections to tie things together. (for instance in one under 4 minute piece he combines parts of "Duke's Travels", "Fountain Of Salmacis", "The Knife", "Unquiet Slumbers", and "Los Jigos"! 🤯) I adore about 50% of the music on the album, 25% is just OK, and 25% I don't care for. The whole thing is on RUclips for those who want to check it out:
ruclips.net/video/Wgpd-a6izwY/видео.html
Thanks! Yes, as interpretations, I can see how 1 listen can suffice with these... Now that you mention it, would be cool to hear That's All given a darker slow orchestral arrangement! Glad you loved Shine On's interpretation. Thanks for the link. I think I saw that performance during my research yesterday..
SOYCD. Why mess with perfection.
Yes, nothing could ever match the original.. 😊
I didn’t know what to expect, but that was cool. To be honest, it kinda reminded me of when someone like Lawrence Welk would try to be hip and cool by playing contemporary music (but in a good way). I especially liked the Pink Floyd, that one really stood out. Somewhere I have an album of music like this, all orchestral versions of modern music; I’ll have to look it up (I’m out of town right now) and report back to you.
Thanks for watching bud! You know I LIVE for stuff like this. Orchestral Floyd... it doesn't get much better... sounds good, safe travels!
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Happy Friday! See you later for more amazing Supertramp!
All right. Rock on, my friend.
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Very interesting, when you already know the originals, some little changes that I disliked here and there, but anyway it's another lecture with an orchestra why not. Captivating overall, the power of the original remains
Hi Marc. Glad you appreciated these interpretations. Thanks so much for watching!!
Except "Shine On" is COOL
Glad you like Shine On. I think they did it total justice!
Agreed
Store music.
I'll shop at that store anyday!
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I listened to some excerpts of these, but they are not my cup of tea. I would never listen to anything like these twice.
Thanks for giving them a sample listen...nothing can ever match the originals of course. Happy bunny days are soon here 😊
@@retroreactions.... No problem. My nose is twitching in expectation, lol. 🐰
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Brandon, now I'm worried for you, are you getting on a cruise with senior citizens?
Because it certainly sounds like it!
There are so many orchestra mixes during the 80s which keep the basic tenets of a songs, and now you are asking us to listen to thé Royal Performance? 🤮
😬 Sorry, man, not my thang. The first one sounded like full on Muzak and had my teeth on edge. The second one was kinda meh. The third one was only saved by the electric guitar. I really wanted to like them, I came into it expecting to like them, but I gotta say I wouldn't voluntarily choose to listen to any of them again. 🤷🏽♀