And I Will Kiss - Underworld featuring Dame Evelyn Glennie - 2012 London Olympic Games

Epic soundtrack to the Industrial Revolution / Pandemonium sequence of the 2012 London Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. This track was composed by Rick Smith of English electronic music group, Underworld, drawing on the talents of many performers over many months of recording. The drummers were led by Scottish percussionist, Dame Evelyn Glennie, while the orchestral parts were performed by East London youth orchestra, LSO On Track. Check out the Wikipedia page for a more detailed rundown - it's no exaggeration to say that hundreds of people contributed to this incredible track!
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As featured on the album, "Isles of Wonder - Music For The Opening Ceremony Of The London 2012 Olympic Games".
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[@DanielPharaoh]

I was one of the 1000 drummers used in this section. I'm so proud of what we achieved and so happy that the feedback has been positive. Have a great games.

[@CJ_Badass]

Because of all of you I have listened to this piece on repeat all day today.

[@broqoli]

The thing that really sold this for me, what really got me was: China was so regimented and precise, and London was to utterly chaotic and human. So very human. That's what I always remember.

[@katharinegould8347]

i remember reading an australian review and they said “this is a country of royals and aristocrats, but boyle’s show rejoiced in the commoner" and i think that’s a really apt description

[@Tsja6933]

​@Chris Taberner China will be there also in a thousand years. Thank you

[@Sarah_270]

@@Tsja6933 they didn't want to out do China. This was personal.

[@KeaveMind]

China was interesting and amazing to look at, mainly cause I enjoy Asian History and Traditions but London had a lot of VERY recent things to show, lots of smart, famous, talented, and funny people that we all know and love. It's like these Ceremonies are a representation of the Countries Character. China appears strict, traditional, and proud and UK appears wild and just fucking delightful.

[@anuj18]

Can't listen to this beautiful music without a tear in the eyes. The industrial revolution section is one of the best things that has ever been telecast on television!

[@logann001]

Couldn't agree more!

[@georgelinford5576]

It's called Pandemonium

[@stephparry3789]

I rememeber watching it on TV live with my mouth open - The rings at the end!!!! Just incredible. I really wish I could have been there to see it in the stadium.

[@sword_of_damocle5]

I'm not even British and I feel the same way! The industrial revolution really demonstrated to all of humankind that its potential for greatness could be limitless.

[@adamfull3181]

Was best thing I’ve ever seen on tv

[@AlfonsoMGasdb]

If you don't get any goosebumps while listening to this you should check If you're not dead

[@olliejonesmusic]

I totally agree! If you watch it with the visuals as well it is stunning!

[@vanillaorchid]

No one will ever top this. Great music, no kids miming, no jingoism and national parades and no showing off. Just the history of a nation seen through the ordinary people that shaped it. Fantastic.

[@sitamun7598]

Couldn't have put it better myself, good sir 👍🏼🙌🏼😺

[@76juno33]

+vanillaorchid. Good point about no miming. Who can ever forget the Chinese girl miming during the Beijing Opening Ceremony. Truly embarrassing, but perhaps not quite as embarrassing as the rows of empty seats at the events. You didn't see any of that in London!

[@greenhornet8262]

76 juno why do you have to bash another country to uplift your own. Both Olympics were wonderful. Just leave it at that

[@georgelinford5576]

Nothing can ever top this ceremony

[@someguy3766]

China showed highly-regimented drones obeying the orders of authority to create an atmosphere of power. We showed the poor masses of Britain emerging from the countryside to build an industrial superpower with their own hands that shaped the modern world. Everyone, from lord to labourer, forging greatness never before seen. Their display was impressive, but it had no heart. It was trying to send a message of what China will be. We told a story, of what we have already done, of what we truly are. We don't need to prove ourselves because our achievements speak for themselves, and so we merely celebrate them, secure in our place of greatness. I don't know which is objectively better, but I know which has meaning to me. This just feels more authentic.

[@redcablesunday]

As one of the volunteer drummers in this sequence I was immensely proud to have taken part - for me it was not about being british, but about being part of the international spirit of the olympics with a diverse group of people from around the country, and around the world.

[@Guesty13]

Be proud of taking part of this! And never forget what you took part in. On the sofa with the sound up full blast at home watching this past midnight was just insane in 2012 i will never ever forget this in my life!!!!! Im proud to be 🇬🇧 too!

[@SamPasserdoodlesandhappenings]

If ever there was a theme song for human achievement in the past 250,000 years, this would nail it. It should be used as opening music for a documentary on humans

[@LauraAbbott87]

Another one of the drummers here! So glad everyone likes our track, we really enjoyed every minute of drumming, practicing and being a part of this.

[@ipodsock]

When our time came. We did it right.

[@becksyno7]

We nailed it

[@briantyler531]

I initially switched on TV fully expecting to watch and cringe as we produced somthing bland and embarrassing. Then this played and the volunteers went through their moves in the arena. I grew several inches that day and was proud to be British. It was brilliant and as a piece of inspirational music sits at the top of my play list alongside Land of Hope and Glory and Jerusalem.

[@MrSam4850]

You "grew several inches"... ;)

[@leocrooks111]

+Sam Ashton Pleeeeease!

[@leocrooks111]

+Brian Tyler Felt the same. I'm not patriotic, but was proud of the way we held those games more than how many medals we won

[@briantyler531]

+jo jo I am patriotic Jo but regardless this was an inspired piece of music. What a great way of showing the world how much this little county has influenced it. It crosses so many boundaries.

[@briantyler531]

Still listening to it! Kin marvelous

[@mornnb]

Best part of the London Olympics. This piece of music represents so much, industrialisation, progress, technology, the dream of better times ahead and the determination to make it real. The UK lead the world into becoming a modern industrial civilisation.

[@HowardeKemp]

Was one of the 1000 Pandemonium drummers - I cannot adequately express the love and respect each and every one of us feel for Rick Smith - he was inspirational!

[@janettethorpe7624]

I will remember 2012 the rest of my life as the year it was cool to be British. We did a good job with the olympics and the paralympics. Thanks to all that made it what it was, they did a great job. they diden't just isprie the young they insprired all us Brits, THANK YOU for the best summer of my life.

[@rxhx]

I wasn't even british, im from far away Estonia, I felt the magic, so very fucking strongly. The magic will never leave me. London, YOU NAILED IT

[@lightsourcesy]

I will never forget the moment I watched the london opening ceremony staying up the whole night. It was so magnificent and marvelous. When I was watching the industrial revolution scene with this music, I almost cried because it was such a breath-taking and great history. It gave me a lot of chill and goosebumps. It was beyond description. I can't put my feeling into words perfectly. Thank you London. Thank you Great Britain. Thank you Underworld.

[@BrettJonesCD]

BEST music piece in the BEST scene from the BEST Olympic opening ceremony in history!

[@XxAIRLINxX]

the opening ceremony still brings a tear to my eye

[@adamfull3181]

Same here just amazing

[@Indoor_Carrot]

My fav part of this is the chanting and shouting from the drummers. Just adds such a large-scale "human" element to the piece. A great way to portray the Industrial Revolution.

[@edgardowardo]

That whistling in the middle and on the end, is so comforting that it's like saying everything will be alright, don't worry you will overcome all your problems and fears!

[@SquareEyes642]

Well I mean you're meant to remembering the war dead, but ho hum aha

[@kalidoscope9691]

For me it’s quite ominous, but melodramatic ominous

[@someguy3766]

It's supposed to be sad because it's representing the minute of silence, when all the chaos of life and work stops and we remember the young men who died by the thousands in the wars...

[@TheCrystalBoat]

4 years later and I still have yet to find anything more amazing than this piece of music!

[@lenardopo8484]

I always cannot just get enough of how beautiful and perfect the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony, especially this part. And I am not even British. Greetingsfrom the Philppines 🇵🇭 It gives me goosebumps everytime, and will never get tired of it.

[@michawill6599]

Many years later still mesmerising, captivating, heartbreaking, exhilarating and spiritually rendering. Portrayed history and humanity at its most vulnerable and powerful, full of expectation, but with no certain outcome, like sport itself. As a Londoner living just a mile from the stadium at the time (and luckily with the fortune to attend a couple days events), I could relate to lots of the story and symbolism in this piece. I pray this important and iconic production and its anthem live on for decades, as a reminder (especially given incredibly dark times, worldwide, barely a decade later), of the unshakeable collective power of the people. Past, present and future. Heartfelt thank you and well done to all the creators and participants involved. Blessings.

[@JohannSebastianSpock]

Well I'm not British, but at I'm proud to be a human.

[@Executus300]

Just had an eargasm.

[@anorakman10]

I was in the cast of the Industrial Revolution Pandemonium section and this epic anthem will stay with me forever. Whenever I hear it it brings tears of pride to my eyes that we as a band of amateur volunteers pulled this off live in front of a worldwide TV audience of about 1 billion as well as the 80,000+ in the stadium. Total respect to Karl & Rick from Underworld, Danny Boyle, Toby Sedgwick, all the creative & production teams, dance captains, the insane drummers and the rest of the cast.

[@jmajesty79]

the fact that it was composed for the olympics is greater than any award! but yeah what a masterpiece. it blew me away when I first heard it!

[@lucasfanget1]

Possibly one of the greatest songs of all time.

[@adamfull3181]

To one greatest nights of Olympic opening ceremony

[@LuisferRomeroCalero]

During the London Olympics, I emigrated to Germany with just a suitcase due to the deep financial crisis of my country. This song resonated a lot within me that summer, and helped me during the hard moments of loneliness and despair. It contains so many emotions inside, that reflects and resembles perfectly what I felt and feel about the most important (and best) decision of my life. Everytime I hear 7:55 I want to cry, because it gets really deep inside me. And then at 9:07 I feel strong, unbreakable, able to do ANYTHING. Thank you so much, Underworld, you composed one of the songs of my life.

[@philquez]

wow

[@Pikpikaholik]

And this, this is why i shake my head and laugh at people who call music useless.

[@76juno33]

The best Olympics ever. The music alone was spectacular.

[@dynamis5538]

Social studies teacher showed our class the industrial revolution performance and I got teary eyed because of this music. I hid it pretty well but it’s one of the most beautiful melodies I’ve heard.

[@phoenix9531]

Nothing wrong with crying. I used to cry quite often in film showings at school haha.

[@Alexano101]

If ever there was a composition to represent the whole of human endeavour, this would be it. We are the human race. And we are capable of things you couldn't possibly imagine.

[@vapourspace1]

Sometimes a piece of music captures the mood and moment so spectacularly that no other piece could ever have been used. For four hours Britain delivered the best opening ceremony ever, and in that there was 17 minutes of musical perfection in this track. It invokes so much passion and inspiration for me - our past, our present, and our future; Our fears, our hopes, our losses, our victories... our history. Epic. Beautiful. Inspiring. Moving. Passionate. A moment in time.

[@EyeExcellenceLondon]

I'm not British but it was their moment in the sun & with music like. This they took it and shone. Fair play to them. Amazing track

[@---id8ye]

When your countries history fits a beat like this anything is possible.

[@roamer1234]

I heard one of the main organisers of the opening ceremony on the radio recently. He said it took over a year for Underworld to write and produce this epic masterpiece.

[@TheStreetEffect1]

Ignore him, ignorant comments like that shouldn't be tolerated with this song and this event about the world coming together, I'm british and I was deeply moved with this display and music and made me so proud of my country but more proud that other countries like America loved it too. People seem to forget this isn't just about England, it's our world being united under one banner.

[@nina5562]

I was 12 in 2012 and remember the excitement for the Olympics so vividly, I went and watched the torch pass through my town and remember watching the ceremony on TV, it was just so magical and exiting, I wanted so bad to have been part of it too! Just gives me goosebumps and makes me emotional every time, absolutely marvelous!

[@adamfull3181]

Was 16 and it was best opening ceremony of all time was so emotional watching that first 20 minutes was just amazing

[@douglasmilton2805]

Has any public event in Britain, in living memory, brought us all together like this? I've been living in France for the last twenty years. A couple of days ago I read Jonathan Coe's Brexit novel Middle England, in which one of the characters is watching the ceremony on TV. This led me to track it down on KZbin and I swear to God, for the rest of the day I was no good to man nor beast. The tears were flowing! Thank you Danny Boyle, Underworld, and all the thousands who took part. You gave us something so beautiful.

[@migaux06]

This song makes me feel powerful.

[@LupinexLuvxPuppy]

And I, along with all of your other neighbors across the pond, are just as proud to essentially be birthed from such a proud nation as Britain and built up by the strength and skill of Irish immigrants. The United States and the United Kingdom are united together!

[@MrAlinye]

Can this be our National Anthem from now on?

[@MrAlinye]

+Robert Top think you took me a little bit too literally mate! : )

[@squvdbuilderz9188]

+Robert Top have you heard most national anthems? Most are over twenty minutes with some Europeans having four hour ones!

[@thatrandomguyinthecomments3869]

YEEEESSSS

[@SuperCatman]

Robski T not only is it too long IT DOESN'T HAVE FREAKING LYRICS

[@MrAlinye]

Spanish national anthem doesn't have lyrics

[@adamfull3181]

I can remember every bit of that 20 minutes of the opening

[@achandra4902]

I can’t express how mesmerising it was seeing and hearing this in the stadium. Then to find it out the composer had a challenge with her hearing, which is something I also have, simply blew my mind 🙏🏾. Thank you Dame Evelyn

[@michawill6599]

Yes Dame Evelyn is famous here in the UK for being a leading percussionist for decades and yes she's deaf

[@PhillLOL]

Champions aren't born. They're made. I love listening to this over and over.

[@MissSupremerage]

I just saw the Opening of the 2012 Olympics and I'm so glad I did because this track is especially awesome. I wish I could have gone.

[@AbzScuitoNCIS13]

Right I'm 15, and yeah I was only 14 when this happened, but honestly this piece of music sends shivers through me. My little brother got the DVD for Christmas and I've watched it three times to hear this music, it's just so beautiful and inspirational. Seb Coe was right, the 2012 Olympics (not matter what way shape or form) will inspire a generation.

[@yunshengban5543]

2012.i am 26.i like it very much.best music in the world.

[@aimanghazi7043]

Even after 2 years, I spend hours listening to this song, thank you Evelyn

[@aimanghazi7043]

+Aiman Ghazi Nearly 4 years, still I come back to this masterpiece.

[@mrridley8967]

Aiman Ghazi you still listening?

[@aimanghazi7043]

@@mrridley8967 still am. It's my go to cardio music. Listen to it almost everyday. The part at 16:07 is where I usually end my cardio, it feels so rewarding.

[@rachelgoodman5918]

This is such a good song. ^_^ I felt so patriotic watching the Opening Ceremony thinking to myself, this is being broadcasted across the WHOLE World and people from every country will be watching this truly spectacular display.

[@2009teachered]

Peter Goodman opening ceremony for Brazil 2016 was the best I have seen. Many of the references in London 2012 would have evaded most of the world.

[@inyourgenes]

9:06....when the drums kick-in......what an inspired music choice for the Olympic opening ceremony. When I first watched it live, I thought it was weird and too eccentric and doubted the watching non-British audience would get it.......the comments below make me think they did appreciate and enjoy it.

[@nombredeusuarionombr]

You thought it was weird ?? If I was british I would have been in tears while watching this and feeling all proud of how amazing my country is, I mean, I was in tears and I am from Argentina (and you know Argentina really hates the UK, not me, of course) btw sorry for my english :(

[@inyourgenes]

nombredeusuarionombr Thank you for your kind comments.....it is a shame a barren piece of rock could upset so many Argentinians to the point of hating the British.....but hey-ho.....least you intelligent to see passed that!

[@nombredeusuarionombr]

inyourgenes :)

[@chikasagi94]

Are you kidding me? I wish I knew how it feels like to be proud of your country. You are really lucky to live in such a wonderfull country, I´ve dreamed of living there my entire life.

[@lalineaautentica6655]

Congratulations from Spain for this espectacular song!!! The best modern olympics games of the history.

[@Bashinky]

so glad i found this! its haunted me ever since i first heard it

[@loopysausage]

Just before the opening ceremony, I was worrying what they would do for it. We're pretty football crazy over here, and I thought we would have done something like that, but to start it off with the Industrial revolution, wow, that surprised me. What gave me that idea was the ending of Beijing's Olympics where they had David Beckham come out on a red bus and kick a ball...

[@NewDawnFades608]

I'm not even British and I was proud of Britain watching this segment in awe. It makes you realize how important ordinary people were in shaping the future.

[@cmgirrly7519]

You just want this to go on forever

[@MeddyEvalNight]

I'm an expat living in the US. I caught this on a 3 hour delay on NBC (The History channel), but still enjoyed the moment. I am reminded why Great Britain is Great Britain.

[@greatepicgaming]

Brilliant music, fitted the Pandemonium scene perfectly. I re-watched it after watching the Rio Olympics opening ceremony. Makes you really feel so proud to be British!

[@tunatoasted]

im so happy this exists

[@EmersonFX01]

I am not British, but I would really like to say that this music is really mindblowing, and hearing it during the opening ceremony it made me shiver, Congratulations to everybody involved in this magical night, Well done Brits, Regards from Greece!

[@bouncybobcat5064]

The only thing that gets to me more than 7:51 when they stop to remember the lives lost in the war, is 9:04 when everyone knows they can't dwell on it forever and things must move on. The whole thing is still incredible.

[@legopro247]

I don't think there will ever be a better Olympic opening ceremony then this on was! I can not see how there possibly could!

[@griffin9ify]

An opening ceremony doesn't have to be expensive and spectacular, all it needs to be is meaningful. London started the industrial revolution, which leads to our everyday product, iphone, laptops, cars and many more. Thanks London, for hosting one epic olympic, and making the world a better place to live.

[@timwallace2351]

The BBC repeated the opening ceremony on TV during the pandemic lockdown (to cheer everybody up!) and they also showed a behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of it. One thing led to another and I found this track online. Now I'm hooked!

[@bucklebill2]

listening this with a bass booster, THE BAAAAAASSSSSSSS!!!!!!

[@talljohnpaul]

I remember watching this live on tv and thinking "holy shit, Underworld, Danny Boyle, London 2012 have fucking nailed it!", this was whilst the goosebumps and emotion was soaring through my body. This music induces real emotion, it is outstanding - at least to me ;D

[@TheSupaflyJedi]

This song and that performance was mind blowing and emotional.

[@eoghanferrie9112]

This video should have tens, if not hundreds, of millions of views. It bothers me that it has fewer than a million after eight years. Greatest song from greatest opening ceremony ever.

[@76juno]

I have been watching Olympic Ceremonies since Mexico in 1968 and the Industrial Revolution section of London 2012 was the most astonishing production I have ever seen. It was truly awe inspiring. Thank you London. Thank you Great Britain. You gave us a truly memorable Olympic Games from start to finish.

[@ScoCanSteven]

What an absolutely fantastic piece of music. I loved it as soon as I heard it during the opening ceremony. Watching the Industrial Revolution/Pandemonium sequence filled me with awe. Seeing the smokestacks rise up from the ground and the portrayal of the workers and other people from that time, along with the fantastic music, actually made me sit back and think of my ancestors and what they went through during that period. I got goose bumps watching it then, and I got them listening to it now.

[@adamfull3181]

Just listening to it brings so many memories so nostalgic feeling really was best summer ever 2012

[@murdershe......7378]

This is the soundtrack to humanity itself, people all working together to create such an awesome symbol as the Olympic rings. I live in Sheffield which is known as the Steel city for the part it played in the Industrial revolution and this is truly a masterpiece. Thank you so much for uploading and giving us all the chance to enjoy it again and again. This didn't just make me proud to be British it made me proud to be a part of the human race.

[@takeshiC1]

It's.. just.. so.. EPIC!! I loved the dark sounding intro, then those soul-hitting/goosebump inducing, and almost re-assuring music chimes began at 3:18 . It was around that point while watching it that I breathed a sigh of relief - they had created a brilliant atmospheric music piece, and it only got better and better! The fear/darkness of it all was perfectly balanced with hope, adventure and excitement.

[@aurimassakalauskas5873]

Makes me cry every time, its just so beautiful, sends shivers down my body just wow.

[@Dippers85]

I must of listened to this track for damn near three and a quarter hours last night on repeat non stop.....listening to it again now. Am I sick of it?? HELL NO!!!!!!

[@HilleauxThere]

This music has been in my head constantly for two months and I still love it: As a performer in this section of the ceremony (1 of 45 in 'Beatles' from the Sgt Pepper album cover - we were one of the groups representing social & cultural change who paraded around the edge of the 'industrial revolution'). Although I am hugely familiar with it from rehearsals, it still makes my spine tingle. It was incredibly exciting to be standing about 15 metres from those rings as they burst into light.

[@PatrickRsGhost]

I know this represented the Industrial Revolution, but in reality it could easily represent the evolution of mankind as a whole. From the Big Bang all the way up to present day. Every era of life starts small and ends in pandemonium or chaos. Yet we still soldier on. We know something bigger and better is coming, and we keep marching to the beat of our own drums. Chaos reigns again, but we manage to make it through. We survive. Always have, always will.

[@rxhx]

I will never in my life forget this olympics.

[@adamfull3181]

Same will ever forget it best summer ever best year

[@runswithscissors86]

Best, best part of this Olympics. I was absolutely gobsmacked and mesmerized at the same time.

[@patrice2198]

Toujours des musiques fantastiques pour accompagner les oeuvres de Danny Boyle. Le meilleur de la cérémonie d'ouverture. Merci.

[@murdershe......7378]

Merci. I look forward to seeing the opening ceremony in Paris. I am sure it will be a beautiful occasion and I am happy that the French people get to experience the joy of hosting the Olympics again.

[@arquimedon]

I was expecting for the history of the british empire, but what i saw was all the legacy of the uk, i felt quite familiar to the show despite i'm not british, this was a fair tribute to brunel, the music and the real contributions tath uk has given to the humanity, not ancient theories nor laws, but fresh-modern milestones. It was so simple and yet so full of meaning and spirit, thanks London 2012!

[@dillr7322]

Everything about the 2012 Olympics was great. One ill remember forever

[@pheasyyy]

so i had to watch the 2012 london olympics for my history class when i was in year nine and studying the industrial revolution, i must say i loved the video but i fell in love with the music and i always will be... too good, excellent, fabulous, brilliant, not enough words can describe

[@KeaveMind]

Of course my Luck: The London Opening Ceremony was the first one I ever saw. I was SO AMAZED and wanted to see more! But the others could never reach the level of power, fun, emotion and odd chaotic perfection of a straight up mass theater.

[@bastaardzmuller]

Underworld, Danny Boyle, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Olympics, Industrial Revolution, England, a musical crow of 3000 people, the British lords. This was a mindblowing blend of culture. Respect from the Dutch Empire :)

[@pricey000]

Been listening to this for the past 6 years... amazing

[@janettethorpe7312]

i have just been reading the comments from last year, the tears started again when i remember just how well it all went , how i and a lot felt at the time. 2012 was the best time to be a Brit, it will take some beating , thanks for a GREAT summer that i will never forget

[@CurstSaden]

This portion of the ceremony was powerful. I can't get over how intense and symbolic it was, and the music is just so exhilarating! So bloody epic!!!

[@ATL0880]

I'm an American and this was by far one of the best openings I have seen. It presented historical events that molded the country to what it is now. Great job London!

[@greeneyes2288]

Wish i could have felt the bass around the stadium!!! Made me proud to be British even more when this came on including the whole ceremony. This music did it for me though 👍

[@catxx78]

for some reason, I cry everytime I hear this music, or watch the ceremony. Proud to have seen it, proud that its British talent that conceived it and proud that we showed the world our truths. Brilliant, amazing, awe inspiring.

[@johnnyrotten8801]

2022 anyone still listening 😆

[@rxhx]

I can lose myself into this music forever. 2012 Olympics soundtrack, London NAILED IT

[@Royjuli]

8:00- 9:00 I can live in this part :) Thank you Great Britain. I'm 26 but I can't explain I was so excited and happy that day ! greetings from México.

[@Duda3000]

The rings forging! The whistle in the background, the drums and the piano. I've seen a lot of live shows, and this one, from my television I got goosebumps like never before. Not just the music, the idea of forging those rings, made of man's labor, everything of this part of the ceremony was unique! Unfortunately the rest of the ceremony, doesn't reach this level of awesomeness :P Truly beautiful, greeting from Portugal :)

[@LAGoodz]

I keep coming back to hear this. Every emotion felt

[@TianPiano]

i've never heard anything more epicly beautiful......BEST OLYMPICS EVER! WELL DONE LONDON! brazil has some major competition!

[@Tom.Rheker]

it truly is epic! It matched the pandamonium scene perfectly and picture and music made it even more intense to experience... London's Opening Ceremony was one of if not the best I ever witnessed - thank you London and Great Britain =)

[@CleFesse]

This ceremony is worth every gold medals =) Congratulations i was crying

[@Scooter51]

18 months on and I still get chills listening to this!! So damn good it hurts!!

[@StaySuave]

I am in sheer awe. The chanting is just too powerful. Goosebumps.