Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells live - Part 1

Mike Oldfield and friends ( Steve Hillage, Pierre Moerlen, Mick Taylor... ) play Tubular Bells live ( part 1 of 3).
THE best Mike Oldfield video ever !!!

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[Dale Cook]

theres tubular bells...then theres the 15 tubular bellends!....you clearly dont appreciate pure and real music.

[harleygal24]

The movie "The Exorcist came" later. Never mind about that. This is Mike Oldfield (and his friends) at his best. Did u know that Mike Oldfield recorded this album all on his own? He plays every instrument on the LP. And he was only 20 yrs old at the time. Richard Branson gave him his first big break. A Classic Album; One of a Kind! Thanks Mike.

[Mama Deutsch]

F*&# !!! My connection is so bad here that I'm on my fourth try to listen to this !!! GOING INSANE HERE! UGH! Hopefully this time !!

[Sonny Trulove]

first i hear this masterpiece i have 4yrs, now i have 18yrs and i still LOVE IT :).....TILL I DIE..

[edumelara]

19 yrs



[Maxiclaudi]

I only realised this week that Richard Branson is in deep debt with Mike Oldfield re. launching his own record label (Virgin) and all the other affiliate brands (Virgin, Virgin Atlantic etc. etc.). For a mere Dutch woman this seems too much to behold, if it weren't for the fact that us Dutchies frequently squashed the Brits in ancient times. On the other hand, I am a true follower of lots of things British (after Mike Oldfield, I became a fan of Japan, another Virgin band.)

[robert butler]

wow! very cool!



[ChestRockwell667]

oops, wrong video! ;)



[ChestRockwell667]

har har!! got it going at the end there young Keef!! \m/ \m/

[Zesko Whirligan]

I knew about Tubular Bells from working at a local radio station in 1973. The Exorcist actually doesn't even feature that much of the composition. But the combined PR campaign certainly turned a lot of people on to Mike Oldfield who wouldn't have otherwise heard of him.

[Zesko Whirligan]

Actually, Mike was only 19 years old when he recorded Tubular Bells. It was the very first album that Virgin Records ever produced.

[Eric Olmedo Martinez]

Same here