MIKE OLDFIELD, VANGELIS, JEAN MICHELLE JARRE........NOWADAYS.......OH MY GOD... WHAT HAPPENED? THERE IS NO MUSIC LIKE THE 70' OR 80'.... AND I AM 25 YEARS OLD...
I mean, just go off RU-vid and to your local basement venues, small or big, there is still a lot of music being done heavily inspired by 70s and especially 80s music had a bit of a revival in the past few years. Surfer Rock is currently being explored again as well. You could also check stuff like "the Orion experience". That music is still being made, it's just a bit more effort to listen to new bands 😊
Hello, hope you are doing well. How is your musical taste now, being 35 y.o.? Hope u still enjoy great musicians like Vangelis & J.M. Jarre. I also recommend you to check out Deep Forest, Tangerine Dream, and Hanz Zimmer as their music is somewhat similar
@@vzlomrostaHello sir! Thank you for asking. Yes 10 years after this message I continue listening more Mike Oldfield, more Vangelis, more Jean Michelel Jarre and I found more interesting old songs, albums… and I think this is not going to change during the next 10 years hahaha. Best regards sir
Taking on water, sailing a restless sea From a memory, a fantasy The wind carries into white water Far from the islands Don't you know you're... Never going to get to France Mary Queen of Chance will they find you Never going to get to France Could a new romance ever bind you Walking on foreign ground like a shadow Roaming in far off territory Over your shoulder stories unfold You're searching for sanctuary You know you're... Never going to get to France Mary Queen of Chance will they find you Never going to get to France Could a new romance ever bind you I see a picture By the lamp's flicker Isn't it strange how Dreams fade and shimmer Never going to get to France Mary Queen of Chance will they find you Never going to get to France Could a new romance ever bind you I see a picture By the lamp's flicker Isn't it strange how Dreams fade and shimmer Never going to get to France Mary Queen of Chance will they find you Never going to get to France Could a new romance ever bind you Never going to get to France Never going to...
Jeeeeeee I was searching for this song for ages!!!! I heard it when I was a child and I fell in love with it... too young to know ... maaaan!!! That's one that kills me inside... how many memories!!! Thanks Mike Oldfield!!!
Oh Dios me he vuelto loca buscando la canción. La he escuchado mil veces en mi infancia y siempre me ha encantado, y hoy la han dado por la radio y no he dudado en preguntarle a mi madre si sabía el nombre de la canción o de quién era (viva mi "gran" conocimiento musical) y solo ha sabido decirme que era de Mike Oldfield "Bebi, el de "tubular bells" xD y pues imaginaos, más de una hora buscando entre todas sus canciones.. xD MIL GRACIAS esta canción me hace feliz.
Me paso peor, la primera vez que escuche esta musica me dijeron que era de Agnetha Falstog y pasaron mas de 20 alos en esa creencia escuchandola una o dos veces en la radio durante ese tiempo pero sin sabe siquiera el nombre de la cancion, despues vino youtube y la buscaba como de la cantante nombrada y nada, hasta que un dia en una pizzeria la escuche y bendito shazam que me saco de la ignorancia. Lo curioso es que siempre escuchaba por aqui otras de Mike Oldfield pero nunca me tiraba en esta, ahora siempre me aparece. En fin, cosas que pasan 😂😂😂😂😂
Sure!!! the early stuff was good of course but nothing compare to such a voice on such a melody!! It's hard for me to chose between this one, "moonlight shadow and foreign affair" anyway..
It's amazing how this particular music can stimulate my imagination and make me feel like I'm at that time and in that place. Mike Oldfield accomplish that, through the chords and harmonic sounds, he creates a beautiful melody that opens the portal of our history.
Hallo, tja, wiedermal ein Hit und spitzen Star aus den 80 Ger Jahren, Mike Oldfield, den konnte man aus Hunderten von Stars und Instrumenten immer Raus hören, weil so wie Mike hat und konnte Keiner die Gitarre beherrschen und quälen:-))) Er hatte in den 80 ger Jahren viel gute Große Hits wie Diesen. Wow wie war Dieses Zeit doch Geil und die Musik aus Diesem Jahrzehnt macht es unvergesslich, kaum hört man so einige Titel, und schon fühlt man sich als Teenager wieder in die Zeit versetzt, also Return to the Future, Augen schließen und der Musik lauschen und schon tauchen die Bilder wie ein Film vor Augen auf, so ist es bei mir und ich glaube einigen Tausenden ebenfalls, also laßt uns Träumen.:-))) LG Andreas
Freya Auxin Hallo Freya habe ebenfalls nie behauptet, dass Mike der Beste ist und war, dennoch hatte Mike seinen Stil was dass Gitarren spielen betrifft. Die Anderen Stars, da gebe ich Dir recht hatten alle Ihren Stil und waren Spitzen Gitaristen ohne Frage, die waren und hatten ihre Zeit in den 70 Ger Jahren. Leider wird heute kaum noch so Gittare gespielt wie in den 70 Ger und 80 Ger Jahren, heute ist die Gittare auf der Festplatte vom PC :-))) Schönen Abend noch. MNG Andreas
Hay Freya, Du da magst Du Recht haben, doch so einiges mag ich nicht hören. Was hörst Du denn so??????? Ich höre gerne die 70 Ger Jahre ,aber erst so ab mitte, die 80 Ger Jahre und die 90 Ger Jahre, da aber nicht alles, da wo Techno gespielt wurde, da habe ich die 90 Ger Jahre aufgeteilt:-))). Nun ja und vieles aus den 50 Ger Jahren, durch meinen Onkel und die Filme Eis am Stiel, schleck. Lol. :-)))) Natürlich höre ich ebenfalls etwas, was in den Heutigen Charts gespielt wird, dass ist nur nicht all zu viel. MG Andreas
Freya Auxin Hallo, ja dass ist nicht so meine Musikrichtung Metall ,Heavy Metall hat mein Bekannter immer Drauf, grrr OMG meine Ohren, verlasse dann den Raum, dass geht gar nicht. Ja, die Charts, bin da ebenfalls wählerisch, Adele, Kati Perry, usw. Gruppen, Nickelback, Avicci. aber ansonsten, naja geht so. Aber Du bist da nicht so wählerisch, icke schon, weil für mich Muss die Stimme zu hören sein, gutes English, keine Worte verschlucken( würg) ups, sorry und die Musikinstrumente müssen Echt gespielt werden und nicht vom PC und wildes Gemixe. wie manche Housmixe in der Disco, Meine Ohren.lol. und hört sich grausam an. LG Andreas
I tried too...I was 6 or 7..and couldn't remember the words..one of these days,I heard It on the radio..and got It!what a satisfaction..it makes me cry,reminds me of my mum that I lost..80ies forever xxx
253 burros que deram deslike nesta musica. Uma musica com aarranjos lindissimos. Uma voz maravilhosa. Que musica é que estes burros de mer@ é que apreciem? Há algum burro destes capazes de me responder?
Questa canzone è una magia, la ascoltavo da piccolo con mia sorella e adesso che ne ho 48 di anni è sempre stupenda ..... esistono ancora dei giri di chitarra così?
In memoria anno 1558. Child' Wedding between François II (one of the Last Valois) and Mary QofS. Only 16' for Mary and 14' for François (died 1660 of ears'disease) , all that in full religion'wars in France and a vengeful Élisabeth I. Mary was exiled in France from 6 years old to 18' and seemed in love with François. Tragic and Romantic history.
Ein großes Meisterwerk der 80er das dazu beiträgt wie schön die Zeit war .Ich liebe solche Lieder besonders die Stimme ein Traum und der Meister an der Gitarre ein Meisterwerk eben
Actually it's a song about Mary Queen of Scots... She never got back to France, she was executed by her cousin Queen Elizabeth 1st for treason. How could a Queen of Scotland commit treason against England? Obviously that wasn't a problem for the English...
when I first heard Moonlight Shadow, I thought it was a Mary Hopkin comeback, but Maggie is Scottish not Welsh ~ weird. This song and Fotheringay by Fairport Convention inspired by the ill fated Queen of Scots
"Moonlight Shadow", "To France", and "Family Man"... I always liked these three songs, and really thought 'Mike Oldfield' was this singer... :$ for a long time (and really got me quite curious the '70's "The Exorcist"'s Soundtrack... was comoposed by them.)) Later knew Mike Oldfield was indeed the composer&musician itself, and understood why I couldn't find she herself (which I recently knew was called Maggie Reilly, a collaborator, not the 'vocalist') as a whole part of 'Mike Oldfield'..)
