The Only Home We've Ever Known

[fancestral]

The music is way too loud! But nice video!

[staffordlad1]

Cool music,and cool video,.Thank you very much also for the Carl Sagan overdub.

[KuraiX]

Great vid, man, just reawakened my love for the universe.

[WeDontNeedNoReligion]

JHLUKHRT,

thank you !

This is one fantastic video.

Visitors commenting on voice vs. music miss the point. I applaud your effort to evoke deep emotions with the changing dynamics.

Very effective. I fought tears while watching it for the first time.

Carl Sagan's voice and his message is timeless. With the help of your music there is no question: the outcome is genuine art.

Best wishes.

[gJonii]

Sagans voice was a bit too faint, and music wasn't really fitting at the second part. Other than that, awesome.

[NeutroniumIon]

This was good until that loud noise kicked in after a minute or two.

[pdNeoGeo]

@NeutroniumIon lol you're retarded.

[drmemento]

i guess I disagree with most of the comments, and thought that the voice vs instruments was about right. You want the power of the instruments to get your blood going. Still, if it made it appeal to more, it probably wouldn't hurt terribly to bring up the voice a little.

[Marsyas01]

Music needs to be quieter, voice needs to be louder, otherwise, good.

[JorickHorn]

I love it. I'm subscribing, and I hope to see more of this.

[rsablosky]

Awesome. Thank you.

[rowdyred94]

Some days I'd agree that the music is overwhelming when alongside the gentle man's words. Today, in my present moment, it's just right.

[Unikraken]

I like this, but I think Carl's voice could have been a little louder or the guitar a little quieter.

[ZEROEVILDARKCOOL]

NICE.

[radiofan6872]

It pains me to downvote anything containing Sagan, but I think the music really detracts fro the beauty of what he's saying. It's too loud and strong, and doesn't really compliment the words.

[ixof6ix]

Definitely a fantastic piece, but I agree with the comments about the sound balance - the guitar does tend to drown the prose out a bit. Still, a worthy tribute.

[baudiirocz]

What Would Carl Sagan Do?

[TheGreatOldOnes]

snap 60 pictures just past saturn

[darkfalzx]

Dunno about you guys, but for me the music in this video sounded obnoxiously loud, often completely drowning out the beautiful prose... Kind of disappointing.

[UserNameForYeeTube]

Great job, JHLUKHRT.

World could use more educational metal... 8)

[teggenkamp]

reminds me of scenes from the new Battlestar Galactica - they did a great job of putting our little planet in perspective

[Keithjustinburton]

Would have been great if you hadn't included all of the cheesy conflict videos.

[ArtEnergizes]

Great job. Awesome.

[GrammarKing]

Brilliant stuff

[HANK0000]

This is great. All of the Symphonies of Science along with this should be released on an album. I would gladly buy it.

[bfeaker]

Nicely done...

[GeneticsFTW]

Sagan achieved a level of greatness we all can only dream of ever reaching ourselves.

[sammcalpine]

Sagan! Yes... beautiful

[sicness03]

Bad ass man! HAIL LOG BOARD!

[bigcrouton]

cool song. It fit the speech quite well, and had awesome visuals to accompany it. Good stuff.