Top 5 Antique Engine Startups - Good Feels 

YES! No music! Half the fun of watching these old machines is being able to hear them!

The sounds of these awesome engines is the only music we need. Why do you spoil it?

Oh wow all of these engines sound like a screeching violin, brilliant videography.

I must agree that these engines have their own syncopation and rhythm. Being a musician I can hear these engines calling out for their own solo. No music required. Thanks for sharing!

These machines are absolutely stunning to watch

I would actually prefer to hear the engines run versus hearing a violin concerto of background music

Why do you have music playing. The engines are all the music we need

Though very old, I still consider these fricken awesome just considering the engineering and thinking it took to make and come up with things like this back then. We take our modern machines for granted. Man what a long way we have come...

For an engine lover the rhythmical sound of these engines, is Music.

It would be fun to run belts to all these engines, and have them turn a generator. It would be fun to hear what they sound like when loaded. Especially the hit and miss engines. They'll hit more often, if something slows them down between hits. The oil and kerosene engines might have a completely different sound, if they were opened up to drive a load. A generator, and a selection of loads could serve as a crude, old school dynamometer, to determine about how much usable horsepower they can really produce. I love these engines, they're old, dirty, and look like they're still in service, after so many years. I can't help but think that the engineers of these marvels would love to know that their engines are still hammering away after a lifetime of use.

These old engines may look simple but for their time, they were super feats of engineering.

I've never seen a channel with this much agreement on the comments.

Having only one cylinder, it's cool being able to clearly see all the different strokes. So shockingly simple you can clearly see what every single moving part does.

I am happy that these engines are well looked after even now. Kudos to the engineers sand all

My dad had about 100 of these engines at our house. I remember well helping him start the big ones, we had a 20HP, 25HP, and 35HP in the back yard.

I love watching all the moving parts of an old engine. Mesmerizing.

I love old engines, especially steam powered ones. They are not only effective at what they did, but they also had style.

Damn music. Engines make the music WE love.

Amazing how engines improved thru the years

Never ceases to amaze me on how these early machines are still sophisticated in their primitive designs. Love these early revolutions truly works of art from genius minds of their day.

FYI: Gear heads (the likely audience this video targets) want to listen to engines because 1) it gives them first-level of diagnostics while signaling what the engine is doing, and 2) they actually consider it music. Blaring background music over this kind of content is a production fail.

I really adore the hot oil bulb engine in the last clip, very very early design to modern Diesel, you'll notice the early mechanically injected Diesel engines were indirect injection, concentrating all the compression and heat into a bulb to ignite the fuel spray! This is why early Diesels could run on cheap bio oils like the hot bulb engines, since the concept is the same!

In my opinion, the last one is the best.

Being a musician, I am very pleased that music was such a HUGE topic discussion!, guess no one noticed the engines LOL !

I wish I could hear the engines start up better, the music blurs the nuances of the starting that I was hoping to hear.

try not putting background music in so we can actually hear the engine... it's 90% the reason we're here

BRILLIANT! JUST BRILLIANT!! Make a video of these rare old engines and cover it all up with loud and obnoxious music. You get the award for BRILLIANCE, Top Fives!

Раньше делали на века все!

Turn the stink'n music down after the introduction parts so the engines can be clearly heard, it would make this video better.

Kindly remove the aggravating background music so these mechanical marvels from a lifetime ago can be appreciated.

Great video! One of my top 3 visits at any county or state fair is the old engines section. Such great people with great stories of their engines.

Душа радовается , безподобная мелодия работы двигателей глубокой старины , спасибо за такое кино

Still using piston engines today.. what an invention!

All we came for is to hear those beasts, not some classical music, we have separate videos to hear them

This music is comparable to the introduction of DEF fluid in the diesel world. Brutal.

Very nice! I am pleased to that these engines are still around and working.

Kill the damn music after the start ups, its like you poured apple juice and club soda into a mans beer mug

Please, please loose the music, people interested in engines want to hear them without an orchestra in the background

Those pistons are MASSIVE wow what a cool bunch of machines. How many millions of miles would these engines take you, they were made to last for hundreds of years with care. I'd hate to see one fly apart. Amazing machines this made my day

unlike all the haters, I have no problem with the music. Thank you for the upload

The MUSIC messes with the amazing rythym of these engines!! No more background music please!

A wonderful compilation spoiled by background music. So many people have requested yet no response. Please remove the music

Awesome to see where the combustion engine got started...they seem a little silly now though but a great look back in time

I get excited of the sound produced by the machine

No background music please

killed by the music- those engines are all we want to hear... can you edit out and re-post?

Each has it's own voice as if telling a story about how hard they work. Wonderful video.

The spider chilling at 9:52 haha

Nice old machines.

Love how mechanical they all are. No electronics at all. Engines are so computerized today it's crazy

Wow and to think these were state of the art at one time .

Even better Feels without the loud music, please remake the video with that in mind next time

people disliking your video is because of your background music.

MUSIC RUINED IT!

Read the first 50 responses. Nearly all of them said the same thing "lose the music", but I noticed the music remains. As my favorite history teacher used to say "A word to the wise should be sufficient."

The last clip really shows a satisfying sound.. I was in a bad mood... And why not watch this.. And it actually madey day with satisfaction

can't hear the engines with horrible background music. I quit watching.

Would have been brilliant, were it not for the sound of these amazing machines being totally ruined by the music. Why??????? You should rename the title of this video to "Top 5 video editing fails", and really sad because the video content was excellent

The last one just sounds amazing

Как много труда надо было вложить, чтобы эти чудо-машины заработали! Фантастика. А моторесурс, наверное, измеряется сотнями тысяч мото-часов.

How exactly was the ranking determined? And by whom? String quartets?

e nice to hear the motor,instead of damn music

That old engines are awesome

I'm in vintage machine heaven. That donkey engine is a beautiful example of what powered american industry for a generation.

Kill the music please. It takes away from the sounds of the engines we wanna hear

We're here to hear the engines......not the stupid music that's drowning them out.

Old is gold

i just love these sort of machines, thank you .

Make another version with out the dumb music I'd rather hear the engines

I would rather hear the engines start up than the classical music, otherwise good video.

Lovely sound of these engines very nice

amazing ingenuity in those early days love steam engines also

REMOVE MUSIC

I have to say the samething as other commenters so I will do it constructively. You loose the pleasure of seeing the early marvels in there prime with music, or you need to lower the volume so it's almost not heard. Video editing with a professional feel is an art within itself. Sometimes music isn't even needed. Other times, choice of track will make or break the video. The question you have to ask yourself is, what are you saying in the video -figuratively I mean what is the message -the story, if you add a backing track what is the backing track saying -...... Your inducing an emotional response to your video, does the music Ilisit the same feelings? It's an art.... Not everyone can do it....

Fascinating. I love the sound of the engines running.

I like it how most of your Antiques are from my home land.. Australia..

The music, or whatever it is, destroys everything.

Silly background music, viewers want to hear the sound of those old pieces of engineering, not some random crp sound.

The rhythm of the engine is the only 'music' that should be on this video.

Thanks for talking though us hearing the engine start ups 😃

Pls upload this video without the music!

Turn the damn music off

Great old engines - thank you!

Cool old engines :) .

Next time please don't add background music. Just let the engines sing their songs ;)

NO MUSIC NEXT TIME PLEASE...

The engines are really cool but what's fascinating is that there are still people alive that know how to run them

crank up the tunes thats my favorite band!!! bands name is 2 dudes and a bass player. that motor just fits ln perfect !! keep up the good work!! great video!!!

Disliked the video because of the music

Sorry, but with that bloody annoying music, I lost interest............ :-(

thats the sound of an era

While the background music is nice it’s also nice to listen to the engines.

You should do the same but with old diesel locomotives

Agree about the lame musical "accompaniment" . Please re edit this wonderful view of classic motors and focus on the engines "musical notes" .

I'm lovin' those big ol' freedom eagle pumpin' cams

The last one made me smile.

Thumbs down because the music spoils the complete video

Great video, but ruined by the s*^t music. It would have been better with only the sound of the machines so that you can hear every suck, puff, squeak and knock.

Here we have live footage of the great violinist cameraman, fiddling away his great masterpiece to the tune of valves clacking.

The problem that seems to plague RU-vid producers is the same one that seems to occur in television documentaries where the music drowns out the dialogue. The sound engineers have egos that are way too big and seem to think that they know better than you what you should be hearing. They also never get any feedback on their "work product" or if they do, they seem to ignore it seemingly to think that their "production values" are not to be criticized or questioned.