Mike Oldfield - TVAM 1992

[@irishelk3]

His music has brought me so much happiness ever since i started listening to him.

[@dawnrobinson4002]

He's an absolute genius

[@irishelk3]

@@dawnrobinson4002 And it still does. He plays the music of his soul, and you listen and it expands your consciousness

[@dawnrobinson4002]

@@irishelk3 exactly well said

[@evansclan4eva49]

TB1 is brilliant; TB2 is a masterpiece.

[@2steppa3]

TB2 was the ultimate version agreed.

[@IfUfindthisURlost]

I liked it, but thought it was a little over-produced, (the Tervor Horm touch) and sometimes therefore 'souless'. Bits like 2:23 don't really do it for me. I think he struck the right balance between suitably different and reliably familiar.

[@jmvm31]

Genius at work!

[@pjyounge2326]

Thank you for the music. It's so awesome.

[@hang-sangitch]

Thank you for this!

[@amritawhitman8112]

Thanks for sharing this! I like everything he said in the interview. I saw him on this tour when he performed TB II here in Los Angeles at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre and it was a wonderful concert with at least a dozen pipers! It was not as big a production as this one at Edinburgh Castle, but it didn't need to be. It was still a spectacular and memorable concert!

[@KNOPFLERSGOD]

Interesting what Mike said about going to near or far from the original Tubular Bells, because with Tubular Bells 3 he went far away from the previous 2 albums. The live performances here seem to have a different mix than the dvd too.

[@sylvijeffery9752]

Love it/him!!

[@JeansBlue60]

Even if he makes music with toothbrushes, he is far better than 98% of nowadays so-called musicians!

[@Syfoll]

Hell, it is simple. He is a musician, a real one.

[@LuisferRomeroCalero]

Listen to Amarok. He DID music with toothbrushes.

[@emmaandangus946]

I discovered Mike in the mid 80s and still love his music, my 2 favourite albums which are so different to each other are Incantations and Amarok!

[@zafod101]

TB3 for me