ESA space music

For its Introduction video, ESA chose a piece of music called 'The Reaktor Song', by a German band called Eclipse Sol-Air. Complementing the images, the solo violin and piano evoke the pioneering history of European exploration, then the contemporary bass and drums capture the excitement of modern-day exploration and advanced technology.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• ESA
• European Space Agency
• Eclipse
• Sol-Air
• Music
• Universe
• rock

[Tupiii89]

really inspiring! 5/5!

[ApolloAchtzehn]

good cut! 5

[steffworthington]

Sounds like it shouldve been on 'Firefly' (the first bit anyway)

[DiscusGliding]

@zanman916

I wouldn't be so worried about the planet. The planet will survive. It's us, who will not survive if we don't fix our problems.

[zanman916]

its so true space is amazing and beautiful i want ti know whats out there as well but even if it means i don't live to see whats really out there we need to fix our problems we need to fix OUR own world before we go looking for another but then again space will always be there but earth......... well its something that may not last

[frenchfriend63]

please visit the new homepage of the Band Eclipse Sol-Air (eclipse-sol-air dot de)...

fantastic music. They have developped their music towards "Premium Symphonic Rock"

[AribandusTm]

slightly annoying and old :-p

[RasMajnouni]

@WaiWu Well written feeling!

[WaiWu]

Listening to this make me feel larger than the Universe, but much smaller than it is at the same time.

[Liebesglut]

great! really great! :) 

[icepoop20]

you know what you should do? have all the austronauts grab some instuments and play this [IN SPACE] O.O whoooaaa

[DlikeDavis1]

feels like *Wow!*, so wonderfull!