Welcome Guest
[ Log In :: Register ]

Pages: (2) < 1 [2] >

[ Track this topic :: Email this topic :: Print this topic ]

Topic: Your favourite part of Amarok?< Next Oldest | Next Newest >
ettlz Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 16
Joined: April 2007
Posted: April 06 2008, 18:40

UDDER!   :laugh:
Back to top
Profile PM 
The Caveman Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 2178
Joined: Jan. 2008
Posted: April 07 2008, 07:15

There is no bad part is there?The whole thing?I don't really know the names but if i had to choose it would be the bit preceeding the bit with the fake fireworks with the blindingly fast guitar solo.Oh and the ending which to me is the classic Oldfield build up and release.

--------------
THE COMING OF THE GREAT WHITE HANDKERCHEIF IS NIGH.
Back to top
Profile PM 
Mikelis Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 6
Joined: April 2009
Posted: April 17 2009, 12:35

My favourite parts of Amarok are:

a) "The Boat" which is similar to TB (played with Piano, Farfisa, Glock., African Drums, Guitars...)
b) "Margaret Thatcher' Section - very funny piece of joke:D
c)"Roses" and "Big Roses" with the Accordion and Flute
d) The part after Intro (I don't remember the Title:(


--------------
Grand Piano
Glockenspiel
Farfisa Organ
Lowrey Organ
Hammond Organ
Roland SH2000
Mellotron
Fairlight C.M.I.
Oberheim OBXa...
... and My Guitar always plays in my dreams
Back to top
Profile PM 
Incantations Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 157
Joined: May 2010
Posted: June 06 2010, 14:52

I can't possibly decipher which part is my favorite, but there is one section that grinds my nerves. It's the part arround the 16 minute mark where the music is all calm :zzz: then all the sudden it goes silent then theres a huge sound of breaking glass :O. I always forget how realistic it sounds! :laugh:

--------------
Hmm...
Back to top
Profile PM 
nightspore Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 4761
Joined: Mar. 2008
Posted: June 06 2010, 21:18

Somehow, I missed this thread. I like all of Amarok, except for the introductory minutes and the "anticlimax" after the tubular bells section. The Thatcher joke - like all jokes - wears thin after one or two repetitions.
Back to top
Profile PM 
^NabLa^ Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 187
Joined: Oct. 2001
Posted: June 07 2010, 07:09

Amarok is a climaxing masterpiece, I love absolutely ALL the climaxes in there. So satisfying when they resolve.

The king of them all for me is Amarok finale... just WOW.


--------------
^NabLa^
Back to top
Profile PM WEB 
nightspore Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 4761
Joined: Mar. 2008
Posted: June 07 2010, 08:15

Quote (^NabLa^ @ June 07 2010, 07:09)
. just WOW.

But no flutter?  :D
Back to top
Profile PM 
^NabLa^ Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 187
Joined: Oct. 2001
Posted: June 07 2010, 08:44

As much as you can take, if that's what you're into  :laugh:

--------------
^NabLa^
Back to top
Profile PM WEB 
Drealm Offline




Group: Members
Posts: 170
Joined: Mar. 2008
Posted: June 07 2010, 11:09

Missed this thread too.

It's a great question that deserves an answer:

13:17 to 14:59   Didlybom

16:11 to 18:00   Hoover

24:47 to 25:06   Fast Waltz 2

34:26 to 36:03   Slow Waltz   -> always liked that one very much. This part comes to my minds when I think about Amarok.


There's no part I don't like, can't answer this one.
Back to top
Profile PM 
28 replies since Jan. 16 2005, 16:19 < Next Oldest | Next Newest >

[ Track this topic :: Email this topic :: Print this topic ]

Pages: (2) < 1 [2] >






Forums | Links | Instruments | Discography | Tours | Articles | FAQ | Artwork | Wallpapers
Biography | Gallery | Videos | MIDI / Ringtones | Tabs | Lyrics | Books | Sitemap | Contact

Mike Oldfield Tubular.net
Mike Oldfield Tubular.net