Mike Oldfield - TUBULAR BELLS

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Music

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• mike
• oldfield
• tubular
• bells
• chillout
• ambient
• krzycek
• classic rock
• rock band
• blues rock
• rock blues
• folk rock
• electronica

[PeazyG420]

2 comments below, just hatin' on meggie reilly eh?

[grotezakhooi]

that bass sounds just awesome .

[jodonte1]

ok, just one more comment, and i shall head into the sunset...this was going so great.....until ya get to 10:10.. that's when the stupid bitch from hell ruins the whole thing...reminds me of my aunt who gave me enimas, and said " it's for the best"...how to ruin a great live performance..

[jodonte1]

sorry to say that i left a comment on one of the other studio tubular bells.. i said that i wished he didn't play all of the instruments, cause he needed a guitar player...after watching this, i swallow my words, and hope my apology is accepted.....must learn to keep my big mouth SHUT.....

[TimHaywood]

What I really love is that there are a load of different live version, some more rock based than others, some are down right dirty, where others are faithful to the studio release. I prefer the live grungy ones :)

[1willhughes]

talented mf

[1willhughes]

Actually good



[1willhughes]

R E A G A N

[Numboss]

I haven't listened to Tubular Bells since the mid 1970s (I think the album came out in '73). Just recently I bought the CD for nostalgic reasons. Been playing it every day! It is such amazing music, so timeless and uncategorizable. What I love is its gorgeous quirky weirdness.

[davimundo]

@ineedaname004 ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡.no tenia idea que norris tocaba el bajo wn¡¡¡

i have no idea norris play the bass.regards