I have problems introducing friends to the Cinematics... They just don't get it, yet "Man with the Movie Camera" just continues to draws me, the excitement grows and rhythm mesmerizes. If you don't get this you're a musical lost cause. I will never get tired of listening to this track!
This Cinematic Orchestra DVD "Man With a Movie Camera" was incredibly hard to find, but hot damn was it worth it. I highly suggest any Cinematic fan take the time to track this baby down!
@raitei202 I would just google search "Man With a Movie Camera, Cinematic Orchestra DVD." You should be able to find it on Ninja Tunes website or elsewhere... I did a quick google search, and it seems like they are easier to find than when I bought my copy from overseas a couple years ago. Cinematic Orchestra created a soundtrack for this 1929 Russian silent film by director Dziga Vertov, and it's simply mesmerizing. I hope you get a chance to enjoy it. Cheers!
i have never understood the dislike button, its an unnecessary function, if you dont like something, such as this video/music, simply move on, we dont need to know that you're a hater
@GoGoDanceGoGo I think it's fair to say that you can dislike something just as much as you like something. You're giving feedback, which others can take on board; much like your comment - which is essentially disliking the dislikers.
@GoGoDanceGoGo Because youtube has all kinds of videos, and it's nice when you're saved the time of watching something stupid because there are a ton of dislikes (from which you can assume that the title is misleading or something).
@GoGoDanceGoGo fourtunately the dislike bar doesnt make a difference for this vid. 18 people dislike vs damn near 2,000 likes lol.. i do agree with ya tho. haha
If you like this song, check out "animals" from Bonobo, and the whole "Black Sands" album actually, which is just... giving the definition of music without any word
@sabotage1111 i believe it starts off with a 6/4 section, goes into a 4/4 section, goes into a section which alternates between 7/4 and 9/4 measures, goes back into a 4/4 section, goes into 8/4, then finally back into alternating between 7/4 and 9/4
The film has been released with numerous soundtracks through the years. This is not based on the filmmaker's original instructions. The one performed by Alloy Orchestra (not this one) is based on Vertov's original composition for the film (which, of course, was played live by an orchestra in the theater at the time it came out). This is certainly really cool, but Alloy's performance is how Vertov wanted it and really compliments the film's imagery.
@RogueRotting360 Its based (copied if you prefer) on a theme Hermann wrote for the score of "The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad". Swinscoe isn't a musician & doesn't have the gift of creating original tunes or the skills to orchestrate them. He is a collagist who formerly worked in the offices of super trendy Ninja Records. Hermann on the other hand was a platinum genius with awesome skills acquired by dint of hard work & raw talent.
@stretchmorgan Those interested can hear Herrmann in the clip "The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad (1958) - Part 2 / 9" at about 2:30.
Of course, that theme comprises only about the first 2 minutes of this 9:14 cut, and it's fairly obvious TCO's recording is a recent one, not a collage of prior work. They've also performed it live many times. But why should mere performance be considered being "a musician"? I'm sure Yo-Yo Ma and Glenn Gould aren't musicians either. What have *they* ever composed?
@hbobrien No, Jason Swinscoe can't play an instrument. Nor did Gould take credit for 'composing' pieces that were really extemporisations on themes by Bach. Glenn Gould was an utter genius of the keyboard. Swinscoe's keyboard is just marked up to trigger samples. He can't actually play anything. He is a businessman exploiting a niche. This entire piece is based on Hermann's theme in the same way that 'Channel 1 Suite' is entirely lifted from Buddy Rich or Scruff's 'Get A Move On' is by Moondog.
@stretchmorgan Between the ignorance of the English language, etiquette, and music you display, I can only assume your account is an artificial intelligence program that fails the Turing test. Keep trying, stretch's programmer! I'm confident you'll get it right someday!
@hbobrien Er....right. Just go back to your CInematic Orchestra/Jamirooquai/Mr. Scruff CD collection & knock yourself out. BTW your grammar is shit. Your first sentence doesn't make sense. You've split it into 3 clauses that don't add up & the use of the preposition 'between' is baffling. You shouldn't put a comma before 'and' either. You're clearly just a sad little jerk. Bye
@stretchmorgan Among the definitions in the OED of "between": "By the joint action of, done by, shared in by, belonging to (two parties) jointly. (Sometimes said of more than two..." The usage has citations going back to 1297, including Shakespeare. It also seems you haven't heard of the Oxford comma.
@hbobrien I'm sorry but it is most definitely inelegant English. Far better to say 'From....', or even better 'Judging by.....'. Justify it anyway you like but the comma in your sentence is clearly superfluous. Nothing is gained by its inclusion as your statements are unambiguous. You are clearly a very pretentious person which is probably why you watch videos of this kind. I'm off to cleanse myself with some ACDC.
@stretchmorgan Is there anything more pretentious than calling someone "pretentious"?
As may be -- your previous critiques of TCO have been based on snobbery. Having now been shown you have nothing to be snobbish about, you flip to playing a "common man" card (AC/DC). This strongly implies your critiques are not based on sincere judgments but are just poses, each to be used in their turn.
I'm doing an essay on this film for one of my courses at uni. Thanks to that, I've found out that Cinematic Orchastra did the soundtrack to the re-release of this film. The soundtrack is absolutely brilliant.
im still rolling my J .. already stuck on this track.. glad i found this vid.. been listening to this track for years, on my broken creative-mp3... "who's the hardest"...
I just randomly found out that the opening orchestration piece is a loop from the Bernard Herrmann score from the 1958 movie The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. I'm amazed at what TCO did with the drums and clarinets over it! The whole movie is on YouTube too. Check out Part 2 of 9 at 2:30 and you'll hear it.
@shortfuse14 you can get the album, its called 'man with a movie camera' by the cinematic orchestra, pretty sure it's on i tunes. Came out on the ninja tune label ages ago. It's on spotify too mate
@shortfuse14 you can even by the dvd of this, also called 'man with a movie camera', by the same artists, check the ninja tune website, in fact if you're not aquatinted with that section of uk hip hop, you're in for a treat. Especially 'journey's by dj' by coldcut and the original 'now listen' solid steel mix by dj food and dk. Proper stoner hip hop.
@BoneyBoyX3316 great... thanks. now i have this mental image of deborah with her pug-face and boxing gloves, with duncan doing his whole "one eyebrow raised" thing...
This song is sick. I have the cinematic orchestra album motion which seems a little more like 'commercial modern jazz' compared to this, if you know what i mean. I like this song a lot, what's the rest of the album like and also other songs by Cinematic Orchestra like 'To Build a House' sound less jazz orientated than this or the album motion what are their other albums like?
@Schism54 : Well, this particular song is from an album of the same name, The Man With The Movie Camera, and the rest of it is very much in keeping. I'd say you're most likely to find that LP and the one titled "Every Day" (which also features this song) to be most aligned with what you're seeking.
@sbinfi : No it is not, sir; this was a commissioned soundtrack. To be completely honest I came at this through The Cinematic Orchestra, and have been remiss in researching Dziga Vertov's work in its original form more fully, though I did get ahold of both this film (with TCO's score) and the 1931 film, "Enthusiasm," in their entirety. "Enthusiasm" has a variety of traditional Russian music, as well as speech, so it's possible that TMWTMC did as well.
@oswaldomonroy I saw them do the whole show live in Glasgow a few years ago and it was utterly incredible. They had the movie projected on a huge screen behind them and did the whole score from the album. They finished off with a few numbers from 'Motion', like Ode to the Big Sea and a storming drum solo from Luke. If you ever get the chance, go for it!
@Delboy001647363 : That sounds just splendid, sir. Being a New Englander and fundamentally lazy, I have not had the opportunity to see them live. Quite jealous!
I bought this on DVD as soon as it came out - I have struggled to suggest to friends that they watch a silent 1920s Russian film with a jazz electronica score but they dont know what beauty they are missing in my oppionion.
sorry that only this V for jbfwinnig ;wanted to know if this is the original movies with its techniques or this is new version recently made..for sure the wonderful music very well added and is new for sure.
I've been in love with this soundtrack since it was released; it really does justice to the modernity of Dziga Vertov's film - there is nothing about this work that doesn't still captivate today.
I wish more people started listening to these tunes instead of crappy american pop/hip-hop or artsy fartsy alternative music. there are good tunes for both genres as well if you dig deep but people are sooo used to being spoon fed that they dont even value music anymore
the start of this reminds me of goblins getting into mischief..but when the bass drops...its by far the most beutifully lucid emotivating musical space walks...its like seeing the sun rise on the moon completely weigthless..sublime
I have problems introducing friends to the Cinematics... They just don't get it, yet "Man with the Movie Camera" just continues to draws me, the excitement grows and rhythm mesmerizes. If you don't get this you're a musical lost cause. I will never get tired of listening to this track!
Jm73Madcow 6 days ago
This Cinematic Orchestra DVD "Man With a Movie Camera" was incredibly hard to find, but hot damn was it worth it. I highly suggest any Cinematic fan take the time to track this baby down!
GoldenPubes 1 week ago in playlist Cinematic Orchestra Playlist
@GoldenPubes im hooked. any idea where i can find the dvd?
raitei202 1 week ago
@raitei202 I would just google search "Man With a Movie Camera, Cinematic Orchestra DVD." You should be able to find it on Ninja Tunes website or elsewhere... I did a quick google search, and it seems like they are easier to find than when I bought my copy from overseas a couple years ago. Cinematic Orchestra created a soundtrack for this 1929 Russian silent film by director Dziga Vertov, and it's simply mesmerizing. I hope you get a chance to enjoy it. Cheers!
GoldenPubes 1 week ago
this grooves so hard it's incredible. so rare in contemporary music. i think i'm in love...
raitei202 1 week ago
sexy drums
coolcooja 2 weeks ago
so genius music !!!!!!!!!
Nacleus 2 weeks ago
what happend to this kind of music it just vanished and was replaced with shit
101ByDesign 2 weeks ago
LOVE LOVE LOVE the soprano solo!
marianbordadora 1 month ago
i have never understood the dislike button, its an unnecessary function, if you dont like something, such as this video/music, simply move on, we dont need to know that you're a hater
GoGoDanceGoGo 1 month ago 9
@GoGoDanceGoGo I think it's fair to say that you can dislike something just as much as you like something. You're giving feedback, which others can take on board; much like your comment - which is essentially disliking the dislikers.
agrant023 3 weeks ago
@GoGoDanceGoGo Shut the fuck up.
RussellThePumpkin 2 weeks ago
@GoGoDanceGoGo Because youtube has all kinds of videos, and it's nice when you're saved the time of watching something stupid because there are a ton of dislikes (from which you can assume that the title is misleading or something).
oaknairb 1 week ago
@GoGoDanceGoGo fourtunately the dislike bar doesnt make a difference for this vid. 18 people dislike vs damn near 2,000 likes lol.. i do agree with ya tho. haha
blitzedburgh090 1 week ago
Groovy! i agree with djricardo, sweet skins!
GoGoDanceGoGo 1 month ago
I love the band and I love this song, these are probably the best sounding drums I've ever heard in a record!
DjRicardoVieira 1 month ago
So good!
NickB33 2 months ago
masterpiece
MrPaspata 3 months ago
i cant describe how much i love this song.. just fund out about these guys today! idk why i havent heard them earlier..
blitzedburgh090 4 months ago 2
@blitzedburgh090 Check out Ronnie Size and some of his live drum and bass stuff, should be here on YouTube, reckon you'll dig it.
bankslord 3 months ago
Παιδια που καλό το κομμάτι πώς το ηχογραφήσατε ψηφιακά ή αναλογικά???
askarpopoylos 4 months ago
The first thought that came into my weird head was Harry Potter.
waffledragons 4 months ago in playlist Cinematic Orchestra
Excellent!
kinoglas 5 months ago
Discovered this band after watching numerous short films on the Internet, loved the music so much. It's fresh and sounds great :)
handydandy101 5 months ago
This is a music group that you can clearly see actually wants to create, beautiful and truly creative music.
Refreshing to see good music is still out there. great to know that not everyone is putting all this negative frequency subliminal music !
nocternalD 5 months ago in playlist Cinematic Orchestra
If you like this song, check out "animals" from Bonobo, and the whole "Black Sands" album actually, which is just... giving the definition of music without any word
Anotherlast9 5 months ago
@Anotherlast9 YES! :)) That album is heavenly. Takes to the moon and back each time I hear it!
NikaSixtyten 5 months ago 2
Ha. This is sick. Love it.
Slipstream0001 5 months ago
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Zeppelinwillneverdie 5 months ago 58
@Zeppelinwillneverdie You're original.... not
AidanVaroloWhite7 5 months ago
@Zeppelinwillneverdie lol why?
Fooglet 5 months ago
@Zeppelinwillneverdie: yes sir, alright sir!:D
enmintno 2 months ago
@enmintno hahaha!! im just saying !!
Zeppelinwillneverdie 2 months ago
pretty sick
teejam2 6 months ago
Tripped upon this video in my recomemdations. It kind of drags but overall I think it's very well put together and entertaining
MissRaeniDae 6 months ago
IMO the best jazz album of all times. Many thanks for posting this video :)
swiinka 6 months ago
That was back when America actually made things now it's all China >:/
kevinsdb1 7 months ago
@kevinsdb1 the film is russian, music austrian so what's your point dude?
TheUtubeminister 6 months ago
@kevinsdb1 because america's economy moved out of that state
why are you upset about that
oaknairb 5 months ago
Fantastic music and video cut!
HurlyBurly3027 7 months ago
What a fantastic track - and it's a Bernard Herrmann ode too (7th Voyage of Sinbad)
mondomark 7 months ago
any musician around would care to tell what's the time signature of this song?
sabotage1111 7 months ago
@sabotage1111 i believe it starts off with a 6/4 section, goes into a 4/4 section, goes into a section which alternates between 7/4 and 9/4 measures, goes back into a 4/4 section, goes into 8/4, then finally back into alternating between 7/4 and 9/4
eely03 6 months ago 4
@eely03 thank you
sabotage1111 6 months ago
Cinematic Orchestra is one of the rawest, most ill bands ever. j. Swinscoe for president.
hoakyman 7 months ago
I love the breakdown @ 6:34 and how it transcends into the scene at 6:44.
Makes me smile, every time.
Sezzthrazz 8 months ago
The film has been released with numerous soundtracks through the years. This is not based on the filmmaker's original instructions. The one performed by Alloy Orchestra (not this one) is based on Vertov's original composition for the film (which, of course, was played live by an orchestra in the theater at the time it came out). This is certainly really cool, but Alloy's performance is how Vertov wanted it and really compliments the film's imagery.
nycmoviemaker 8 months ago
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nycmoviemaker 8 months ago
This is really lifted from Bernard Hermann.
stretchmorgan 8 months ago
@stretchmorgan How so?
RogueRotting360 7 months ago
@RogueRotting360 Its based (copied if you prefer) on a theme Hermann wrote for the score of "The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad". Swinscoe isn't a musician & doesn't have the gift of creating original tunes or the skills to orchestrate them. He is a collagist who formerly worked in the offices of super trendy Ninja Records. Hermann on the other hand was a platinum genius with awesome skills acquired by dint of hard work & raw talent.
stretchmorgan 7 months ago
@stretchmorgan Those interested can hear Herrmann in the clip "The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad (1958) - Part 2 / 9" at about 2:30.
Of course, that theme comprises only about the first 2 minutes of this 9:14 cut, and it's fairly obvious TCO's recording is a recent one, not a collage of prior work. They've also performed it live many times. But why should mere performance be considered being "a musician"? I'm sure Yo-Yo Ma and Glenn Gould aren't musicians either. What have *they* ever composed?
hbobrien 7 months ago
@hbobrien No, Jason Swinscoe can't play an instrument. Nor did Gould take credit for 'composing' pieces that were really extemporisations on themes by Bach. Glenn Gould was an utter genius of the keyboard. Swinscoe's keyboard is just marked up to trigger samples. He can't actually play anything. He is a businessman exploiting a niche. This entire piece is based on Hermann's theme in the same way that 'Channel 1 Suite' is entirely lifted from Buddy Rich or Scruff's 'Get A Move On' is by Moondog.
stretchmorgan 7 months ago
@stretchmorgan Between the ignorance of the English language, etiquette, and music you display, I can only assume your account is an artificial intelligence program that fails the Turing test. Keep trying, stretch's programmer! I'm confident you'll get it right someday!
hbobrien 7 months ago
@hbobrien Er....right. Just go back to your CInematic Orchestra/Jamirooquai/Mr. Scruff CD collection & knock yourself out. BTW your grammar is shit. Your first sentence doesn't make sense. You've split it into 3 clauses that don't add up & the use of the preposition 'between' is baffling. You shouldn't put a comma before 'and' either. You're clearly just a sad little jerk. Bye
stretchmorgan 7 months ago
@stretchmorgan Among the definitions in the OED of "between": "By the joint action of, done by, shared in by, belonging to (two parties) jointly. (Sometimes said of more than two..." The usage has citations going back to 1297, including Shakespeare. It also seems you haven't heard of the Oxford comma.
Keep trying, stretch's programmer!
hbobrien 7 months ago
@hbobrien I'm sorry but it is most definitely inelegant English. Far better to say 'From....', or even better 'Judging by.....'. Justify it anyway you like but the comma in your sentence is clearly superfluous. Nothing is gained by its inclusion as your statements are unambiguous. You are clearly a very pretentious person which is probably why you watch videos of this kind. I'm off to cleanse myself with some ACDC.
stretchmorgan 7 months ago
@stretchmorgan Is there anything more pretentious than calling someone "pretentious"?
As may be -- your previous critiques of TCO have been based on snobbery. Having now been shown you have nothing to be snobbish about, you flip to playing a "common man" card (AC/DC). This strongly implies your critiques are not based on sincere judgments but are just poses, each to be used in their turn.
hbobrien 7 months ago
wow! ..... speechless I haven't heard a song that kept me still while it plays. this music is so sick ! love it! thanks for the upload !
mark18709 8 months ago
It's like god came in your ear.
manusdextra 8 months ago
excellent! thanks for the upload.
MarsIllHead 9 months ago
It's completely the other way around, I'd say.
expectador 9 months ago
This is beautiful! Musically and aesthetically!
dkrider926 9 months ago
This looks like it was inspired by "Koyaanisquatsi"
Philm35 9 months ago
Lovely music but..... I find there is something undecidedly creepy about the video.
photogenicrabbit 9 months ago
I'm sorry but I think I've just had a trouser accident!
arjuna1986 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
This is music...
ohSooSweaty 10 months ago
New original unofficial video of Trentemoller - Silver surfer, ghost rider go!
(Dziga Vertov's "The Man with a Movie Camera" (1929) rework)
youtube.com/watch?v=xbN0yPBYFm4
000mantika 10 months ago
Perfect...
TeatrarTV 11 months ago
did not expect this from 1st hearing build a home...
but i like it :)
nickel9696 11 months ago
I'm doing an essay on this film for one of my courses at uni. Thanks to that, I've found out that Cinematic Orchastra did the soundtrack to the re-release of this film. The soundtrack is absolutely brilliant.
xinvinciblex 11 months ago
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh. this is TOO good.
It's like restless leg syndrome, but nice. Reaaaal nice.
harrysmithmusic1 1 year ago 3
Cinematic Orchestra gives an unbelievable feeling of music.. which fits perfectly to the Dziga Vertov's MOVIE! Great montage.
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filmEart 1 year ago
THIS IS MUSIC!!!
trikeko 1 year ago 76
@trikeko trudat
sillybilly972 8 months ago
@trikeko its ninja tune... what did you expect ^^
EphraimRodrigez 5 months ago
coniglietti bianchi che leccano miele.
jeffgeko10 1 year ago
ME GUSTA EL SONIDOO!!!
Davidlight527 1 year ago
This is a very good sountrack, although personally my favourite is Michael Nyman's. But this one ties the Alloy Orchestra for a close second.
grail68 1 year ago
THIS IS A COVER OF 'TO BUILD A HOME' CHECK IT OUT, YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED! better than the original!!
youtube.com/watch?v=aaytGhycIV4
theres a space between v and 4 when you copy it
bangorang91 1 year ago
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arsefuckVEVO 1 year ago
brilliant !
valyathor 1 year ago
I heard the song in the radio this morning, the way you combined this excellent film and music is brilliant!
71tamas 1 year ago
Do you think a conscious rapper with on point flow could do this song some cinematic justice?
AetherKael 1 year ago
good golly, everyone's commenting music.
Maybe comment li'l something that made our modern cinema? Like video itself :o
0wc4 1 year ago
Not to criticise fans of To Build a Home...
But this and the entire album of Every Day shits all over Ma Fleur and that song.
TheTelepathicKid 1 year ago
brilliant!
crashtheface 1 year ago
im still rolling my J .. already stuck on this track.. glad i found this vid.. been listening to this track for years, on my broken creative-mp3... "who's the hardest"...
JaguarEyes25 1 year ago
I would very much like to see Vertov's original film. If it is anythiing like this, the goy was only 60 years ahead of his time!
AceinIN 1 year ago
I just randomly found out that the opening orchestration piece is a loop from the Bernard Herrmann score from the 1958 movie The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. I'm amazed at what TCO did with the drums and clarinets over it! The whole movie is on YouTube too. Check out Part 2 of 9 at 2:30 and you'll hear it.
if7ate9 1 year ago 3
genious!!
rosebudines 1 year ago
quite possibly one of the finest songs every made.
oliverft82 1 year ago
this piece is amazing
CLECKLOHEN 1 year ago
"heir music speaks directly to our souls-not many bands can do it like this."
so right 111
FilouMusic 1 year ago
outstanding!
WeTeX30 1 year ago
Unconsciously Aware is a brilliant take on this epic movie. Its well worth the watch. My team and I made it not long back. have a look guys.
roryrbk - Unconsciously Aware.
roryrbk 1 year ago
Mind if I listen to this time and time again?
VTIS170 1 year ago
hammer sound! und vielen dank!!
Stinkfist182 1 year ago
I love the beginning and I love how you call everyone Sir.
aaronUK2006 1 year ago
16:9! it hurts my eye!
jonasulrich 1 year ago
16:9! it hurty my eye!
jonasulrich 1 year ago
Amazing song. Love the two step break beat
afninjax 1 year ago
one of the great moments on YT!!
boogy4you 1 year ago
Thank you for this.
logwind 1 year ago
Classy, I love it
Relinquished4 1 year ago
cant find this song to download for free anywhere
can anyone help
shortfuse14 1 year ago
@shortfuse14 you can get the album, its called 'man with a movie camera' by the cinematic orchestra, pretty sure it's on i tunes. Came out on the ninja tune label ages ago. It's on spotify too mate
MrChoppington 1 year ago
@shortfuse14 you can even by the dvd of this, also called 'man with a movie camera', by the same artists, check the ninja tune website, in fact if you're not aquatinted with that section of uk hip hop, you're in for a treat. Especially 'journey's by dj' by coldcut and the original 'now listen' solid steel mix by dj food and dk. Proper stoner hip hop.
MrChoppington 1 year ago
This is really good. I love the comp, and music, what a treat. Thank you so ever very much, My best: Dale Robertson
laserdude10 1 year ago
Do you mind if I use this song in a video I want to make in the future?
JoelBitarProductions 1 year ago
@JoelBitarProductions - My apologies, sir, but as I do not have the rights to it, that permission is not mine to give.
jbfwinning 1 year ago 70
@JoelBitarProductions the song is by the cinematic orchestra, find out there record label and ask them
drex48239 1 year ago
@JoelBitarProductions Like he said, you'll have to ask The Cinematic Orchestra themselves.
RABBIDGamfan 1 year ago
@JoelBitarProductions Best speak to swinscoe or the coldcut boys!!
MrB0W13 11 months ago
@JoelBitarProductions The Cinematic Orchestra@Ninja Tunes Rec. ! contact:
Ninja Tune HQ , PO Box 4296 , London, SE11 4WW ----
Ninja Tune N. America , 1311 West 5th St. Suite 101 , Los Angeles, CA, 90017
ProfPolluxx 10 months ago 2
floating
001tape 1 year ago
Did you edit the song? Because it isn't the same version on the Cinematic Orchestra's album.
JoelBitarProductions 1 year ago
YeaHHH_MAN!!! 12+!!!
AndreiKalashnikov 1 year ago
Kto igraet na s.sax?
AndreiKalashnikov 1 year ago
è un video meraviglioso, complimenti!!!
TheMamo1974 1 year ago
Just want to let everyone know - this is NOT the original edit of the film (from Elizaveta Svilova), which I consider to be superior.
Nice Music.
Best,
Simon
simonsieverts 1 year ago
such a harmony combination of video vs. sound! good:)
wolleworstje 1 year ago
Just heard this song on the advert for Dragons Den on BBC2 and immediately jumped online to find it.
Such an amazing tune!!
BoneyBoyX3316 1 year ago
@BoneyBoyX3316 great... thanks. now i have this mental image of deborah with her pug-face and boxing gloves, with duncan doing his whole "one eyebrow raised" thing...
rabbitspliff 1 year ago
@rabbitspliff deborah's sexy and you know it... LOOL
BoneyBoyX3316 1 year ago
@BoneyBoyX3316 HAH definitely. nahh jokes set aside if i had to choose between her and george clooney i'd pick george, even though i'm straight.
you're very good at provoking unpleasant mental images :L
rabbitspliff 1 year ago
@rabbitspliff Haha :D Hey, it's what i do :)
BoneyBoyX3316 1 year ago
Really great, the song and the video.
BenHorton94 1 year ago
i wish some day i would see them live.
COME TO ISRAEL!!!
GoodVibe18 1 year ago
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@GoodVibe18 Unless you are an Arab!
JoelBitarProductions 1 year ago
I love it! This video-song is awesome! I love it! Night life!
WrongmanDark 1 year ago
This song is sick. I have the cinematic orchestra album motion which seems a little more like 'commercial modern jazz' compared to this, if you know what i mean. I like this song a lot, what's the rest of the album like and also other songs by Cinematic Orchestra like 'To Build a House' sound less jazz orientated than this or the album motion what are their other albums like?
Schism54 1 year ago
@Schism54 : Well, this particular song is from an album of the same name, The Man With The Movie Camera, and the rest of it is very much in keeping. I'd say you're most likely to find that LP and the one titled "Every Day" (which also features this song) to be most aligned with what you're seeking.
jbfwinning 1 year ago
@jbfwinning Alright, thanks heaps man for that
Schism54 1 year ago
is the original soundtrack?
sbinfi 1 year ago
@sbinfi : No it is not, sir; this was a commissioned soundtrack. To be completely honest I came at this through The Cinematic Orchestra, and have been remiss in researching Dziga Vertov's work in its original form more fully, though I did get ahold of both this film (with TCO's score) and the 1931 film, "Enthusiasm," in their entirety. "Enthusiasm" has a variety of traditional Russian music, as well as speech, so it's possible that TMWTMC did as well.
jbfwinning 1 year ago
outstandingly awsome :)
dk211290 1 year ago
Brilliant...
Veltiwthx 1 year ago
i'm lucky to see this whole movie on a french channel TV (Arte)
krixoff 1 year ago
sick drumming+brilliant bassline=Fuckin groove----->mood to get high------>mood becomes action=that's how much music affects you;)
MrFunkanova 1 year ago
fuckin sick
crudmuncher77 1 year ago
brilliant composition ! and Vertov's film is a masterpiece !
GeoCloset 1 year ago
I really hope to see them live someday...
oswaldomonroy 1 year ago
@oswaldomonroy I saw them do the whole show live in Glasgow a few years ago and it was utterly incredible. They had the movie projected on a huge screen behind them and did the whole score from the album. They finished off with a few numbers from 'Motion', like Ode to the Big Sea and a storming drum solo from Luke. If you ever get the chance, go for it!
Delboy001647363 1 year ago
@Delboy001647363 : That sounds just splendid, sir. Being a New Englander and fundamentally lazy, I have not had the opportunity to see them live. Quite jealous!
jbfwinning 1 year ago
perfect video for this song.
SasaIsOnline 1 year ago
really awesome song
mckubec 1 year ago
beautiful!
wachinho 1 year ago
wow!
Hellhelium11231995 1 year ago
Jack Kerouac on the railroad tracks?
cft08 1 year ago 2
This is classy.
mariowannabe 1 year ago
I bought this on DVD as soon as it came out - I have struggled to suggest to friends that they watch a silent 1920s Russian film with a jazz electronica score but they dont know what beauty they are missing in my oppionion.
Radders123 1 year ago
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riseup20twelve 1 year ago
Read the description of the video.
RABBIDGamfan 1 year ago
very intereitn, is this afilm?
faridjabba 1 year ago
sorry that only this V for jbfwinnig ;wanted to know if this is the original movies with its techniques or this is new version recently made..for sure the wonderful music very well added and is new for sure.
pretones 1 year ago
Dos creadores magnificos e inovadores, cada uno en su tiempo... fusionados.
maripolch 1 year ago
I've been in love with this soundtrack since it was released; it really does justice to the modernity of Dziga Vertov's film - there is nothing about this work that doesn't still captivate today.
cannibalpaulacaust 1 year ago
This pays off a nice sound tribute to this Soviet Masterpiece.
patrickfiorilalonde 2 years ago 7
I wish more people started listening to these tunes instead of crappy american pop/hip-hop or artsy fartsy alternative music. there are good tunes for both genres as well if you dig deep but people are sooo used to being spoon fed that they dont even value music anymore
aliosmanmahmut 2 years ago 3
I agree with my friend!
This track is great!
Besides, the whole works Cinematic Orchestra is excellent
WojtasFoto 2 years ago
Elements of Fine Art Time-Based Studies young Jason.
BroadcastSarah 2 years ago
i'm with you on the drums there MJ!
albivinehart 2 years ago
The drums are too sick in this song, love it so much.
MeatJackn 2 years ago 32
Does anyone know the drummer for cinematic orchestra?
MeatJackn 2 years ago
Luke Flowers
thelollerchef 2 years ago
T. Daniel Howard does drums, and does 'em well too. Would love to see this performed live sometime in my life!
cannibalpaulacaust 1 year ago 2
I thought Luke Flowers was there drummer?
MeatJackn 1 year ago
I love the beginning
mayblaze 2 years ago
Cool
mayblaze 2 years ago
creative..
nouralharirii 2 years ago
thats deep.
trust ymo
DARKJURNEY 2 years ago
the start of this reminds me of goblins getting into mischief..but when the bass drops...its by far the most beutifully lucid emotivating musical space walks...its like seeing the sun rise on the moon completely weigthless..sublime
omly85 2 years ago 4
@omly85 they should make a video of ur description (seeing the sun rise from the moon) would indeed fit this song really well
vewsong 2 years ago
Une de mes musiques préférées, je suis totalement fan ainsi que de la reprise Vilderness.
One of my favourite tunes, i like this version as well as Vilderness, which is shorter but quite impressive too.
ramening 2 years ago
I agree with DownInTheLabs. After the 2:33 mark this track gets down.
1CRU1 2 years ago 2
One of my top five tunes of all time.
Perfect listening emotional fodder. Sit back and enjoy................
jackwah 2 years ago 2
Master artistry at its most bewilderingly beautiful
eskimoeman44 2 years ago 2
<3 2:33 on... brilliant. This is how music should sound.. not like all this modern day crap.
DownInTheLabs 2 years ago 13
@DownInTheLabs this is only 8 years old.
It IS modern music.
TheTelepathicKid 1 year ago