Can someone explain to me the reason for the patriotic theme music? What does a building imploding down into its footprint have to do with patriotism? Buildings blowing up while the U.S.A. plays strong in the back ground. Strange wouldn't you say? Just my opinion.
I think I can explain it to you... if you listen to the beginning of this video, it is narrated by a former employee of the hospital which was imploded. It was well known that the employees of this hospital tried desperately to keep this hospital afloat. Not too far from the emotion for which Tchaikovsky wrote this music... (Russians defeat France)... it's about the emotions of the struggle. Now why did you have to be sarcastic about her piece in your text? Have you not felt passionate?
Point taken. Thank you for your thoughtful response. I'm not being sarcastic about that.lol But i still think it's strange. There is a clear message being underlined here. Do I really have to spell it out for you? I didn't think so.
The ignorance of your statement is pretty blinding? "Buildings blowing up while the U.S.A. plays strong in the back ground." 1812 overture is built around a Russian chorale. Tchiakovsky wasn't writing God Bless the USA. It was commissioned in commemoration of Russia's stand against the French during the invasion of 1812.
Tchaik called for live cannonfire to accompany the piece during the premier, hence it's association with fireworks/explosions.
Think building 7! You good Dr. are the one who is blind. Does the music invoke a patriotic theme? Yes or no? Are there pictures of a building being imploded into its footprint? Put the two cogs together and what do you get? A message of DO NOT QUESTION THE OFFICAL STORY! BE A GOOD AMERICAN AND SHUT UP. So my good Dr. who is the one with open eyes? The blind do not read between the lines. Not all is as it seems.
We watched the implosion from the Doubletree Parking Garage. From the first "boom" to total demolition was 20 seconds? This video is a great depiction of an amazing event. Seemed like all of Pittsburgh came out to see it. Thanks.
Wow, Janet! What a great video!! A wonderful tribute with a very fitting score of "1812 Overture". I had to shed one last tear in watching the finale of this end of an era.
Yeah Boom Like dynamite!!!
horrorbro 2 years ago
I live in Moon Twp Pittsburgh & I finally get to watch this
jordanschepis 3 years ago
Down right sweet!!!!!!!!!!!
gamproduction 3 years ago
Can someone explain to me the reason for the patriotic theme music? What does a building imploding down into its footprint have to do with patriotism? Buildings blowing up while the U.S.A. plays strong in the back ground. Strange wouldn't you say? Just my opinion.
hunterswine 3 years ago
I think I can explain it to you... if you listen to the beginning of this video, it is narrated by a former employee of the hospital which was imploded. It was well known that the employees of this hospital tried desperately to keep this hospital afloat. Not too far from the emotion for which Tchaikovsky wrote this music... (Russians defeat France)... it's about the emotions of the struggle. Now why did you have to be sarcastic about her piece in your text? Have you not felt passionate?
mashunit22 3 years ago
Point taken. Thank you for your thoughtful response. I'm not being sarcastic about that.lol But i still think it's strange. There is a clear message being underlined here. Do I really have to spell it out for you? I didn't think so.
hunterswine 3 years ago 2
The ignorance of your statement is pretty blinding? "Buildings blowing up while the U.S.A. plays strong in the back ground." 1812 overture is built around a Russian chorale. Tchiakovsky wasn't writing God Bless the USA. It was commissioned in commemoration of Russia's stand against the French during the invasion of 1812.
Tchaik called for live cannonfire to accompany the piece during the premier, hence it's association with fireworks/explosions.
I don't mean to be rude, but what's your deal?
DrBoni7 3 years ago
Think building 7! You good Dr. are the one who is blind. Does the music invoke a patriotic theme? Yes or no? Are there pictures of a building being imploded into its footprint? Put the two cogs together and what do you get? A message of DO NOT QUESTION THE OFFICAL STORY! BE A GOOD AMERICAN AND SHUT UP. So my good Dr. who is the one with open eyes? The blind do not read between the lines. Not all is as it seems.
hunterswine 3 years ago
The 1812 overture is the music played at the end of Caddyshack when Carl Spackler (Bill Murray) blows up the entire golf course to kill the gopher.
PittsburghHockey 3 years ago
It was also featured in V for Vendetta
lprmesia 3 years ago
i wish i would have seen this but i saw the implosion of 3 rivers stadium it was awesome
themandylan07 3 years ago
We watched the implosion from the Doubletree Parking Garage. From the first "boom" to total demolition was 20 seconds? This video is a great depiction of an amazing event. Seemed like all of Pittsburgh came out to see it. Thanks.
zegurat 3 years ago
WOW..I live in the PLaza and saw it up close!! now was this video made by THE andrew russell who went to CITy Charter HIGH SCHOOL!???
mixxedstarz 3 years ago
Wow, Janet! What a great video!! A wonderful tribute with a very fitting score of "1812 Overture". I had to shed one last tear in watching the finale of this end of an era.
Bernie (CRS)
sierras35 3 years ago
FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC! I was up at Grandview Park with a telephoto lens on my still cam to capture this...what a well made vid!! great job!
downturn66 3 years ago