Interstellar - No time for caution cover by Grissini Project

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[@turkishpunisher6386]

Respect!

[@ReveredDead]

Imagine being on the street walking by the church and you hear this.

[@TehUltimateSnake]

I don’t think Interstellar would be the same without Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack.

[@FreerunTMac]

That’s barely an opinion

[@soboo4459]

Nolan knew that from beginning

[@michaelcasaceli6438]

Space would not be the same without Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack.

[@mrigankamaulichakraborty7088]

@@michaelcasaceli6438 Good one

[@slowmobrothers7470]

I 100000000000000000000 % agree with you.

[@JonathanGomez-ro5uc]

I would pay 10x price for watching the movie again on movie theaters.

[@LaBonneChoupe]

I would pay this for watching it for the first time in theater :(

[@Redbikemaster]

@@LaBonneChoupe same

[@mikethespike056]

@@LaBonneChoupe same😔

[@kshitishsorte2918]

That too imax

[@SupremeHammer]

@@kshitishsorte2918 I saw it in the Imax theater in Grand Rapids, it was worth it. the scene where the station blew up just about gave me a heart attack

[@mcarpen89]

"It's not possible!" "No. It's necessary." That scene gave me chills.

[@severusrogue259]

Right? Arguably one of the best three movies of 2014

[@agustinbaletti]

+Severus Rogue the best, and for me the best in my life

[@roteroktober360]

''TARS, analyse spin''

[@ollyhp]

Ikr

[@shihaneamine4982]

u mean case? tars has to take deal with the docking mec! (case are u ready?)

[@DeputatKaktus]

„This video is gonna cost us 9 years!“ - Worth it.

[@josephweimer2859]

“51 years”

[@ViktorScberg]

0:00 press the replay button

[@maos1018]

Cost me 6 years

[@hellacoorinna9995]

You could even say, _it's necessary_

[@yyyelsicnarf]

so cool this comment !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lifeofpablo7634]

Can we all just take a moment and be grateful that we lived to hear Hans Zimmer’s music?

[@tpad6]

That reason alone is why we live in the best times of history

[@RAHULCHAUHAN-kc7nj]

Yeah. Absolutely Amazing.

[@macdarby9926]

He is a Mozart of our day and he is under appreciated.

[@lovroursic2257]

still waiting to go to his concert some day

[@BaluBrew]

Yeah! Plus Clint Mansell, John Williams and some others!

[@ReveredDead]

That scene of the movie left the ENTIRE theater speechless.

[@jeffrey5061]

Black Onyx well... it is the movie theater.

[@Eldiran1]

can't understand. it's normal noone speak then they are watching a movie in theater no? (i know in russia it's common to hear someone speak on it but in another place , cant understand why it's not normal)

[@ini_eddie]

Eldiran1 In other countries, its considered rude to interrupt a movie especially in a theatre. People have paid to go to a big screen to see a movie, they don't pay to listen to other people talking,

[@Ema-fm5zy]

do you mean cinema?

[@ini_eddie]

Ema2396 Theater and cinema are the same thing ;). But theatre is used more on live shows.

[@jamesromeo8388]

And then the church starts to spin

[@grissini]

In 5 years that's the most funny comment I ever read 😂😂

[@-rizky249-8]

thanks for the 10 minute laugh xd

[@omniscientomnipresent5500]

...

[@TyrDrum]

Anakin told me that was a good trick.

[@sdm000]

@@TyrDrum don't try it

[@Spazzycat14]

Priest: What is he doing? Cameraman: He is begining to believe

[@mikealmanza2507]

Yes!! there is always room for a matrix quote. Well done 👍🏼

[@huwjass4832]

No, he's Docking

[@michaelweiske702]

@@huwjass4832 he's beginning to believe that he can dock

[@fathfez7991]

@@huwjass4832 That felt intimate if the context is human right now

[@lucasdesouza2804]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SpudEater]

Hans Zimmer creates the best soundtracks I have ever heard. He's like our own modern Beethoven and I love it, it's a fantastic time to be alive.

[@joven_niuton]

@@97alexk helloo just wanted to point out that Ennio Morricone and Howard Shore also exist, just a couple of other 2 musical geniuses of our time

[@heinzsielmann5952]

Try some songs of Thomas Bergersen and Ivan Torrent they are both amazing too.

[@wenzler3052]

Four greatest score composers of all time. 1. John Williams. 2. Hans Zimmer. 3. Steve Jablonsky. 4. James Horner (Composer of the Avatar soundtrack).

[@cvdheyden]

You know that Hans can't even read notes? But he is the best compose and ochestrator I know.

[@Mmmkay10]

@@cvdheyden Really!? That is AMAZING if this is true! I mean to create the musical masterpieces without being able to read music is purely genius 😃

[@Musicviberrr]

The fact that Hans never watched the movie before creating the score He created what he saw in sound That shit is beautiful Well done Hans Well done this guy

[@vic7939]

Hans indeed didn't have a clue what type of movie would be. Noland and Zimmer working together. Each with their own craftsmanship, and this was created before starting to shoot the film itself. Geniuses.

[@Musicviberrr]

Vic unreal stuff. I love it

[@sarahkinsey5434]

Sam Torres it’s incredible! I can’t imagine movies without scores. Composers and artists fascinate me, where do these sounds come from?!

[@khristiec6863]

@@kylechambers7807 actually he didn't. Nolan didn't even show him the script. He just told Zimmer that the story is about a father and son.

[@KingdaToro]

He wrote the main theme without knowing about the details of the movie. He didn't write the whole score that way. This piece was definitely written to fit the finished scene.

[@themechanist7875]

I'd go to church every sunday for this.

[@williamvesterberg1107]

I'D pray for this (bal is Gud)

[@theinterroGM]

I wouldn't, even for Interstellar.

[@ChrisVTitus]

+William Vesterberg Baal?

[@altspitfire]

+Chris Yanke Molag Baal

[@standev1]

+MentleGen Man The music is beautiful, but what you should really come for to church is the Holy Communion.

[@anthonycabrera4573]

I'm grateful to be living in the same lifetime as Hans Zimmer.

[@AfrikanAssassin]

Me too.

[@kenugget9593]

I remember watching this cover with less than 1000 views and wondered why it wasn't more popular at that time. Now it has 7.966 million views! Will it reach 30 million views? It's not possible. It's necessary.

[@L0r1T0]

And 7.900 millions are mine

[@llposeidonll2533]

Sameeee

[@davecrupel2817]

Saaame!!! I stumbled upon it at aroubd 8,000! So happy to see that has increased 1000 fold!

[@Joao-ur7ey]

About 100.000 now.

[@Noname-gh3sq]

1k like

[@95TurboSol]

2:37 That natural reverb going through the church in huge waves gives me chills!

[@wenzler3052]

Me too!!!! Oh my God!!!!

[@Fantomas24ARM]

Man I wish I could hear this live.

[@laszlopeterbalazs8040]

those were not waves, more like M O U N T A I N S

[@lewisnorth1188]

@@laszlopeterbalazs8040 those aren't mountains

[@Redbikemaster]

Natural reverb is unbeatable

[@mattmuttley]

Hearing this in person must have been epic.

[@simonwillis1529]

Matt Muttley and feeling it

[@Crazylom]

With fact that digitally , we can't hear organ on it's finest. Which means - in person , it literally gives eargasm

[@0Seekhim0]

I heard that the windows and the whole building vibrates to the point where the windows nearly burst

[@valthor9381]

this dude is better at piano than i am at breathing

[@motor4027]

all it is is breathing

[@Cutflood]

Especially since this took my breath away...

[@tannerhowe755]

Well it's not a piano so you're right lol

[@justicegutierrez6847]

Technically he’s better at both, because an organ is a wind instrument.

[@ronaldoleaga1]

i cant😅

[@JohnyAngelo]

Imagine passing by the church and you would hear this from inside.

[@jaharned1]

I would live in that church from that point forward.

[@tacticaljuke6728]

I'd stop everything in doing to just go inside

[@infinightsky]

This atheist would start going to church again lol

[@kearysony9333]

+infinightsky Same here mate, same here :D

[@johnandrews8293]

+infinightsky Had the exact same thought. This soundtrack on the organ is the closest I've ever felt to something divine.

[@kiobo2953]

as a non-musician, i'm always wondering how proud of yourself are you, when you achieve to render such a masterpiece. vous êtes incroyables

[@googleoperationcyclone]

Granted I was only in my highschool's symphonic class, but still, opening night there';s 300 people in our auditorium, so when you';ve been parciticng, giving up free time and fun stuff to focus on your work, and you hit every note, every key change, every speed, and keep in time flawlessly...its seriously comparible to the happiest you';ve ever been in your life, and then some

[@googleoperationcyclone]

Oh yeah yeah Aight

[@lewis1341]

Nosuuddo lmaoo, ignore that dude. That sounds accurate man!!

[@jonash3251]

Nosuuddo this is so true!!

[@despacitodaniel801]

@Oh yeah yeah try it, you'll understand why it's not depressinh

[@Gabryhunter]

Every single hair on the back of my head is straight up, well done Sir

[@danialtello91]

why do i feel the goosebumps, i feel like the instrument is the descendants of heavens.

[@ulyssepersonne7899]

thepsychslayer Because it’s the power of the organ

[@takumifujiwara9072]

Which head?

[@Gabryhunter]

@@takumifujiwara9072 My head

[@MikeJProto]

@@takumifujiwara9072 yes

[@rpeti_]

Everybody's young until No Time For Caution starts to play.

[@justinbrown3053]

That's the best part, they get older, you stay the same age. Alright, alright, alright.

[@briangruenewald7536]

This little video’s gonna cost us 51 years

[@BigBlackGlock]

This video cost me 15 years

[@jasonraplangrynjah]

"You're no spring chicken anymore" 😅😅

[@philruu]

2:02 aaand the goosebumps kick in, you frickin nailed it

[@AndryRock9217]

+metalhood 2:38

[@M0ree]

+metalhood I was just about to write the exact comment but you beat me to it. I got next level goosebumps in the end, holy crap.

[@antnauman]

+metalhood I LOVE the docking scene!

[@Cloud.Strife]

Tars... Set chills to 100%

[@faraaziqbal8302]

best comment 10/10

[@DavidFinni]

Make that 110%

[@VikashRanjansonu]

a man handling these many chills in one movie. it's not possible, no it's necessary.

[@omerksx]

Cloud Strife i became a hedgehog.

[@matthewfranson6523]

Cloud Strife sry man they would only allow me 2 like ur comment once!!

[@HyperionCR]

This is the ringtone I'd set if God were on my contacts list

[@georgeofhamilton]

You'd never get to hear the whole thing, though.

[@n.sunder4443]

Good one Wilson

[@LG141602]

This sounds like the day God comes back, and evil ends forever.

[@craftman780]

Me too

[@ChrisEkstedt]

Perfect description.

[@Winkmyster]

When your blackout drunk and trying to match your spin with the spin of the world to your bedroom door handle so you can dock with your bed in one piece.

[@joshrowlinson5565]

This comment is so underrated

[@SharkFishSF]

Lol

[@elevenpsy]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@motor4027]

Incredibly underrated

[@derf9465]

TARS!!!!

[@DavidMorseMusic]

324 people had an imperfect airlock seal.

[@kainevittulainen]

345 as of now.

[@alexpatton3524]

make that 353...

[@ollyhp]

+My name is Gerult 356

[@kiribundi]

Just to know, I felt like some notes were a bit off from the original. I don't know if I have an absolute ear, but that's why I can't like this...

[@kiribundi]

Guillermo González Gamero I didn't dislike either*

[@garylawrence7547]

Why Zimmer did not get the Oscar for that score is beyond belief!

[@BenjaminJaworskyj]

you must have get massive goosebumps playing this in the church!!! awesome💪

[@francescopolo2621]

This piece is a clear demonstration of three things. First, you don’t need a complex or articulated composition to evocate such deep emotions. Second, Hans Zimmer is one of the best in doing this. Third, pipe organ is the most powerful, magnificent, glorious musical instrument existing. Thank you so much for this wonderful performance.

[@itzmor185]

God: *create humans* Humans: *creates this* God: now this is what I was talking about...

[@pranayr9284]

Both are created by humans, though. #peace

[@huhuruz77]

there is NO god , my friend... after death is only one thing: DARKNESS ! :)

[@OkurkaBinLadin]

@@huhuruz77 Dont cut yourself on all that edge, boy.

[@Neonvarun]

@@pranayr9284 You Got No Chill Damn 😂😂👍

[@larrylar5935]

God after seeing movie for eternity: Searches KZbin "Ending of Interstellar finally explained"

[@Cloud.Strife]

Cooper: "Analyze the Endurance's spin" Amelia: "Cooper what are you doing?" Cooper: "Docking!" CASE: "Endurance's rotation is 67... 68 RPM" Cooper: "Okay get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters" CASE: "It's not possible!" Cooper: "No... it's necessary"

[@shepherdbook8783]

I need 3 degrees starboard Cooper

[@SKRUBL0RD]

They really pulled out all the stops on this one.

[@lars1588]

I see what you did there. ;)

[@ubermensch5127]

30 organ players got this joke 👍

[@chadthunderthighs1931]

,':)

[@meganjohnson998]

Lmao nice

[@kinderjoker]

Christopher Nolan said this in the making of video. But nice steal 😉

[@ChryslerPtCruiserWoodie]

The song of the fearless The symphony of the faithful The score of the prevailing The sounds of the profound

[@AP-fp7mo]

I listened to this with headphones on and I had to turn the volume down because I started to tear up a little bit. So intense. This is so wonderful. I'd love to hear this in person.

[@dreamcatcher_999_]

same 🤯

[@muznick]

@@grissini I've been to France once and really liked it. Would love to go again if I could hear this in person. Would have to get an encore though.

[@aaronholmes3101]

This is by far the cleanest cover I've ever heard of this song. Simply stunning, Hans Zimmer would be proud that this exists.

[@Robbie_B]

C'mon Taaaaaaaaars!!!!!!

[@tars330]

Stfu

[@SpaceJesus25]

@@tars330 LMAO

[@clementmichael8653]

cooper ; "this no time for caution!" "ignition spin!"

[@kleinerhalflife]

WE ARE... ....LOCKED!!!

[@foxom5176]

This Comment Deserves More Love.

[@byrn]

Very few people realize the way an organ of this scale literally beats upon your heart and bones, resonating and turning YOU into a living tuning fork...it's something no recording can ever convey. If you ever have the fortune to sit in at a space with one, please take the time to do so. You will remember it forever.

[@tiuk23]

2:38 Here comes the drop

[@kingkuma4112]

organ pun!

[@gabrielmendes4250]

I prefer the 2:00 drop lol.

[@helder7416]

2:38 is best.

[@morbidconsperacy5096]

this is droppinhg harder than Greek economy

[@helder7416]

i love that music

[@_Cato_]

The swell of sounds that begins at around 3:50 is so fucking transcendent. It's like the last thrust of humanity's rage against the dying of the light. Our last push to survive against the crushing cosmos.

[@avik5142]

Isiskos I like how you wrote it.

[@_Cato_]

KEENG LOUIE :^]

[@Blackwall124]

COOPER, THIS IS NO TIME FOR CAUTION

[@Blackwall124]

hahaha

[@DannyWilliamH]

Stormozz MURPH!

[@amlannayak983]

it is not possible no it is necessary

[@s70driver2005]

But I'm doing my homework!!!

[@entropiart]

doking port ksp style

[@hallojuliya]

Это божественно! Не сосчитать сколько раз, за многие годы я слушала это видео. И каждый раз мурашки и слезы. Божественная музыка! Ханс Циммер гений, а ребята умнички!

[@romanpostoronko5413]

Да действительно эта композиция потрясает!

[@joryclark5699]

Im sorry, but How Powerful does one feel whilst playing a church organ?

[@shiningarmor2838]

Ask your local organist nicely, and they might let you play.

[@mellophoneman100]

well, if you are playing it on full organ, very much so....

[@williamlewis4318]

Well lucky I came along.... I play the organ myself and when using full organ you feel like nothing can stop you; that you are the master of all. You can express music with roars and chaotic reeds (type of pipe) and at the same time bring out subtle, delicate little ticks and string sounds. Thank you.

[@sebastianmartensson831]

Grissini Project "Conducting a Boeing". That's the best description I've ever heard. I'm gonna steal that.

[@joryclark5699]

damn how did i see that comment

[@haveutriedgogurts3209]

by far one of hans zimmers best work and this cover is the best i have ever seen of any hans zimmer piece.....tie with the Davy Jones on the organ piece

[@crimsonixi]

I personally like the cover for davy jones than the movie production version.

[@mercury4885]

Absolutely haunting performance. I have trouble regulating my emotions, which means it's pretty difficult for me to sing anything meaningful to me, because powerful music physically and strongly affects me. From the moment the music started, I didn't move. I don't remember when in this video I started crying, but I couldn't see from the tears by the end. I love Interstellar's soundtrack, but this video was somehow altogether transformative. I don't know how else to describe it. Thank you for one of the most moving performances I have ever had the delight of experiencing. I will never forget it.

[@SparkyClarke]

You can’t make a church feel like a spacecraft, it’s not possible No, it’s necessary…

[@anaibarangan4908]

Especially houses of worship with domes and alot of small windows around the base of the dome. That's the interstellar effect reflected through architecture.

[@lovely-maxcaulfield]

ahahahahha

[@Lath_xz]

💀💀💀😂

[@RonioFOX]

Wh40k

[@HugoStiglitz88]

-YOU CANT JUST BLOW A HOLE INTO THE SURFACE OF MARS!!!! -Setting course for the BFG 10,000 now...

[@jujulebigmac6865]

Me in my car making a hard-parking 2:01 *COME ON TARS*

[@Thejohnhartnett628]

More like... COME ON C.A.R.S

[@akashboinpally4389]

@@Thejohnhartnett628 lol

[@bigruss8103]

COME ON TARS

[@chocohouse4147]

Me parallel parking for the first time

[@brunnomenxa]

So you make a mistake and park in the eighth dimension.

[@RiffRaffRabble]

Every now and then I come back to listen to this because of the emotion this score evokes. Tears in my eyes every time, literally makes you feel as though you're ascending to a higher dimension of being. Like you can reach out and touch divinity itself. Hans Zimmer is the modern day Beethoven.

[@technoturtle9669]

620 people had their automatic docking procedures disabled by TARS.

[@amlannayak983]

Techno Turtle I loled

[@blabatron1563]

1.4K now

[@kreezojp3512]

Haha

[@AudioMayhem100]

That chord progression is so magical it brings tears of joy to my eyes nearly every time I hear it. Bravo Mr. Zimmer. Outstanding.

[@AviationJeremy]

Interstellar was a fucking masterpiece, and this is a fantastic rendition of it's phenomenal soundtrack

[@voldrice]

Its the only movie I wish I could travel back in time for to watch it in theathers. I was such an idiot to not watch it in theaters! It would have been such an amazing experience! Ugh! One day.

[@_Cato_]

Rita Vark It was a transcendent experience. Truly the best cinematic viewing I've ever witnessed. I was elevated beyond humanity, I was locked into the struggle of Cooper and the rest of humankind.

[@ByronRamos_]

Same here ! I didn't get a chance either.

[@mysticmac5555]

Mehhh aside from the docking scene I felt like the pacing of the movie was way too slow and it focused on the family dynamic way more than it should've.

[@aljosssap]

This is your opinion,.. many many other people liked and loved this movie.. what was special about this movie, was the emotional bond betwen father and daughter.. this is what many other movies tried to do, but failed when compared to this movie. like Armageddon for example.. yes it was an asteroid cowboy adwenture with some mixture of something else inside, but the relationship father daughter was also wery strong inside.

[@backseatslidepuzzle]

a church is to an organ almost what a resonance box is to a guitar, except you're inside of that resonance box and you can practically feel the essence of sound, the air vibrating, in every tone.

[@user-lp7tx1fe6t]

When there`s 5 minutes left on a math test

[@shijoejoseph2011]

And that Stretcher Carry cue from DUNKIRK.

[@simonu1612]

When you realize that the rest of the Trig test is just basic addition...

[@masonmugerian4096]

Judgement day.

[@countertony]

Or as happened to me several years ago, going into a second-year university electromagnetics exam and realizing (a) I'd forgotten my calculator and (b) that the staff had run out of spares. Looks like I'll have to do the calculations by hand then... (That's not possible! No - it's necessary.)

[@abdullag5707]

And you only finished the first page

[@woodstockxx]

I’m 45 years old & until today, I’ve always believed orchestras to be the most powerful form of music..the only music that gives me goosebumps & makes my hairs stand on end..then I heard this..I can literally feel this inside of me..& it’s just one solitary, albeit extremely talented human playing a very big instrument..my mind is blown..THANK YOU ! 🙏🏻

[@jesusb.9571]

This song stresses me out so much. I can't take it. But yet I'm so moved by this piece. This video is outstanding! What's even more impressive is the man playing this. You're gifted man. Very impressive.

[@441greenleaf]

Come on Taaaaarssss ... Come on Taaaaaarsss

[@duracotton]

+Eren Alkan "It's not possible". "No, it's necessary" OH MY GOD

[@tigrex_gamer]

Taaaaaaaaaaaaars....get us out of here! Taaaaaars

[@epereyralucena]

+Eren Alkan bitch dont pass out watch tars do his thing XD

[@xzerodelta7207]

Eeeeaasssyyyyy.....eeeaaasssyyyy

[@DualDesertEagle]

2:01 "INITIATING SPIN!" Best part of the whole piece.

[@NormalJinx]

What are you doing? - Playing the most brilliant composition known to man. It's impossible. - No, it's necessary.

[@justinsane3909]

This may have been the loudest and most memorable piece of music I've ever heard in a music theatre at the time. You really did grimace at times as the ears just vibrated non-stop.

[@umemployedplumber8875]

I remember commenting on one of your previous videos requesting this very tune, and you said you are working on it...man it took a lot of time but you finally delivered...and man what can I say, I was having goosebumps and eargasms back to back....this is by far the greatest cover of the docking scene.........I am sharing this everywhere.....fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@msk5410]

Know why Bach had so many children? No stops on his organ.

[@nsmpk5802]

msk5410 please what is thé name of this instrument

[@romasromas73]

NSM Pk it's a church organ... Xd

[@nsmpk5802]

romasromas73 Tnx ^^ why you are laughing

[@reddevil944]

he might be laughing because it says in the description that it's an organ and piano cover

[@nsmpk5802]

Thunder Runner how should i know i had never heard about this thing

[@jaredriggs-reeves2193]

I’ve been an alcoholic for a couple years now, and this is the most sobering music I’ve ever heard. This is more sobering than in the movie. Please keep it coming

[@Montefires222]

-Cooper, what are you doing? -Docking

[@gandalfforpresident4676]

- that's impossible

[@Montefires222]

Gandalf for President -No, it's necessary

[@connorkitchen5450]

+Montefires222 *full body orgasm*

[@MomentoFreak]

The human being is extraordinary.

[@pratyushshukla9362]

Momento Freak no the design is perfect

[@stevev.8779]

Nabendo momento, a very courageous remark

[@LG141602]

Nothing is new under the sun.

[@hannibalhyde2585]

Pipe organs are so immaculate. I wish there more epic songs with organs incorporated in them.

[@williammanning7207]

+Hannibal Hyde Try the Bayonetta soundtrack.

[@Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018]

1. Gehenna - The Shivering Voice Of The Ghost /watch?v=Cp026BDPrQg (and wait for the organ solo :) 2. Malice Mizer - Saikai No Chi To Bara /watch?v=xUHYrkGixK4

[@TheMrWhitecookie]

After all these years it´s still the best cover on KZbin. Almost started crying hearing it again...

[@L7ONELEEONLY]

Starting gave me goosebumps and tears filled my eyes

[@ZeroKelvin440]

Playing this was impossible. *_No. It was...necessary._*

[@neilchristoval3301]

Zero Kelvin You made me smile today. Thanks.

[@shlomoyosefshekelbergzucke5064]

( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉)

[@TedKutina716]

I found the choice of music for this scene in the movie interesting, because the Pipe Organ was the most complex man-made device in the 19th century. Nowadays space shuttles are thought to be man's most complex device. The large, complex instrument of the organ was used to emulate the large complexity of the space shuttle trying to dock. Anyway well done!

[@Gizziiusa]

+Ted Kutina interesting observation.

[@JoeStaehle]

Not that it matters at all but the Large Hadron Collider is probably the most complex "device".

[@marksantos944]

After all these years, Alexei has finally returned to us!

[@chad878]

Why am I getting this recommended just now almost 5 years after being posted? I needed this years ago!

[@10mimu]

Do not go gentle into that good night.

[@Jangofett165]

Istari Pallando Old age should burn and rave at close of day.

[@linuxlover55]

Rage, rage against the dying of the light...

[@christopherhenderson6913]

And to think when I heard Dylan Thomas all I could think about is Rodney Dangerfield in Back To School.

[@benayeslink]

+Istari Pallando Ya go rough and Hard;)

[@solis44]

The organ is truly the king of all instruments

[@zrq5308]

I could listen to this all day. Absolutely love it.

[@tjoebatjoep]

Epic. How beautiful we, as people, are. To be able to create and play these sounds to express ourselves. We have a darkest side. We have a brightest side. Which side do YOU choose?

[@naveedbokhari]

The one with good food.

[@frozenriver144]

I choose the Ice Cream

[@mintyblur]

What the fuck are you talking about lmao

[@707BossTycoon]

I choose Trump

[@anthonyberry7362]

+Johnny Flower fucktard

[@toytuber]

I like to play this shit when I park my car

[@tjoebatjoep]

+Toy Tuber Best comment EVER! LOL

[@fas8437]

LOL!

[@SeanAFoXy]

lmao

[@Franchoua]

Dude ahah!

[@magsec5]

+Toy Tuber COMON WHEELS

[@brianstabler5940]

Any plans to cover more Hans Zimmer? I'd love to hear your interpretation of his version of Elgar's Nimrod from the Dunkirk soundtrack.

[@agoia]

Just played this while watching the Crew-1 mission dock with ISS live. What a combo! Thanks again for all your musical works Grissini Project!

[@saljpal3]

I love the organ, it's like its own orchestra.

[@aaronknight2207]

Without a lie One of the greatest videos with music on youtube!

[@wisildur]

Who could possibly dislike this?

[@nicholasandrzejkiewicz]

Dr. Mann or others who had bad experiences with airlocks.

[@mennokuipers5709]

it's way too loud, it's gotta be played sentimentally

[@mennokuipers5709]

never mind

[@DNotzz]

Menno Kuipers lol what a load of pretentious crap..too loud or not, its very well done. Still sounds beautiful. The tempo siunds fine to me, maybe a note or two too fast...but who cares.

[@mennokuipers5709]

Dan Notz shut up i said never mind cuz i realised it wasn't the piece i thought i was

[@sarahkinsey5434]

I hope Hans Zimmer has seen this!

[@AVidaMotiva]

How can anyone deslike it??? I just can't stop to hear almost everyday this amazing performance!!

[@daniellatikaynen1389]

For the movie scene that goes with this amazing piece of music, I suffer from nausea every time I listen to it. When you watch Endurance spinning at 68 RPM on an IMAX screen, you never get it out of your head again...

[@chris_bagl]

Such a nice experience...

[@milk5002]

Me: I need to play this on the church organ the church: it’s not possible Me: *no, it’s necessary*

[@alexeichurilov1709]

The deafening silence in the beginning matches the deafening silence of the Endurance's explosion in space! Pulling out all stops on the organ matches Cooper starting up the Lander. Brilliant, mon ami!

[@MyNotSoHumbleOpinion]

this is the power of human beings: building these magnificent musical instruments and creating something just as splendid like this piece

[@MyNotSoHumbleOpinion]

@Mahdi Kassem which god? Every country believe in one or more gods and everyone are sure that his god is the only one! BTW no god give me anything! My mother and my dad gave me their biological material and then them and other humans gave me their knowledge by studying or making experience! I can't see a flying guy on a cloud give me something!

[@MyNotSoHumbleOpinion]

@Mahdi Kassem one last answer, then I will avoid discussing theology in a language that does not belong to me! The primitives invented the gods for phenomena they did not understand such as the sun, lightning or fire! Then those gods became obsolete and it was necessary to invent a new god to convince people to follow a moral code and pour money into the pockets of the priests! Now even that God is obsolete, since we live in a society made up of laws! The most terrible thing is that God was imposed with violence and blood (and still now in some countries)! If believing in a higher entity makes you feel good, I'm really happy for you, I don't judge, but don't try to convince others! I'm a good person and my moral conduct is perfect even without a god in my heart!

[@chubbstodetail]

This song makes me happy in a way I can't explain beautifully and masterfully played congratulations

[@rajuchannawar973]

2:01 *goosebumps mode activated*

[@nejinaji]

I haven't even seen the movie but this makes me want to. Left me speechless.

[@theHerathrig]

Watch it its highly recommended if your into scifi.

[@watferfoot1467]

I went to see it for the second time on yesterday. This is a particular movie but highly recomended

[@plschokeme]

Do it. I’m a weeab who is never into sci-fi and this is easily one of my fav movies ever.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

@@watferfoot1467 In the cinema? 6 years on from release? How?

[@chris_bagl]

YOU HAVE TO WATCH IT

[@easttenncoinworks]

I've ordered the score and I have been playing it. Wonderfully put together!

[@easttenncoinworks]

+Grissini Project I am! For a while I did not know I could get the sheet music, so I would watch the video over and over to try to pick out what you were playing and how you were playing it.

[@easttenncoinworks]

+Grissini Project I saw that in one of your responses to a recent comment. Very glad Musicnotes is a thing!

[@jonathanbrandow9959]

367 people were crushed by colossal waves on a planet with a 7:1 time dilation ratio.

[@DPwatkykjy]

not7:1 it was 7 years to 1 hour so 7x365 =2555 so 2555:1 time ratio

[@jonathanbrandow9959]

DP watkykjy I meant 7 years to 1 hour, not an actual ratio

[@nicolassuter6365]

+DP watkykjy no, 7x24x365, there are 24 hours in a day

[@davecrupel2817]

Jonathan Brandow a collosal wave reulting from a foot of ocean depth lol

[@Darkness-rs9sp]

Jonathan Brandow good one m8

[@tobiasneethling8871]

i was lucky enough to see Hanz Zimmer at the Proms and accidentally booked tickets that were right next to the giant Organ and when they got to this piece I could feel my very soul vibrating with the power of this wonderful instrument, I've never forgotten it years later. Massive respect to any and all organ players out there

[@Ehawk2kk]

A friend and I just played this song in concert on the largest organ in the midwest yesterday. I want to give a huge thanks to Grissini Project for making this arrangement, it sounded amazing! You are an amazing musician. Also thank you for responding to my questions about the song earlier when I just starting to make this performance possible. It really has been a dream of mine to play the organ I got to play on and you made it possible. Thank you again for everything!

[@MrGX200]

Spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning, spinning...

[@UFOhunter4711]

Docked

[@furkanozcan8516]

Cmonn tarsss

[@kshitishsorte2918]

Do not go gentle into that good night

[@Rajkumar-ml7ed]

Initiating spin

[@RogueJyn]

I love songs with that D E G or C D E progression as the baritone. They usually sound the most epic to me. Especially around 2:00.

[@cameronguerra2168]

Do you know any other instrumentals that have the same rhythm I love running to this style of music

[@88bjjmichael]

I love that there is a community of people that love this as much as me. Listening to this makes me appreciate life so much, the world is beautiful.

[@onlylexus]

Just what is it about this simple melody that we find so touching and so profound? It is a few notes strung together in a chain, the notes make vibrations in our ears, we then interpret it with our brain as wonderful. Chemicals are then stimulated that are sent to the feeling side of our emotions. We are then moved and exhilarated with tears sometimes. Somehow we are in a place that we love being in, we yearn for more. Either you feel it or you don't, either you love it or you don't. Either it makes you feel love or it does not, either you are moved in your heart or you are not. For me, I can say... I JUST CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF THIS MUSIC! I FEEL IT DEEPLY.

[@LikePhoenixFromAshes]

How is that even possible, that after all this time and all those listens I have serious friggin goosebumps all over my body and tears in my ears? This piece is like modern Bach, pure soul and pain of humanity crystallized into air vibrations...

[@crazyd3uces]

Me: changing lanes on the freeway THIS:

[@SoudagerAamer]

*Changing lanes in reverse gear on the freeway

[@namr1174]

@@SoudagerAamer wtf

[@admiralrng6506]

COME ON CARS

[@SoudagerAamer]

@@namr1174 It's necessary!

[@namr1174]

@@SoudagerAamer ;)

[@johnecott7429]

this is so beautiful, it sounds like the angels are singing in heaven, truly remarkable, well done Hans Zimmer!!!!!!!