Al Stewart - Terminal Eyes скачать видео бесплатно

Edward Cox

One of those timeless songs... Al just has a way of creating them...

Barukh1132

Stewart may have "channeled some Lennon on this one", but Lennon was channeling James Joyce, and Joyce was channeling Lewis Carroll.

Lance Coleman

now comes the movie

larry barber

go goo ga choo 

Lance Coleman

Notice album cover featuring Stan Lee-Steve Ditko's "Doctor Strange" from Marvel

jack slater

Great Stuff!

beaglefan1961

The influence from "I am the Walrus" I can hear and some Lennon solo stuff this has the same feel in some ways, yet the words and the overall sound go together amazingly well . . . something calling us home from our restless disguises. Great song! 

EggsOverGreasy

Sergeant Pepper's and Subterranean Homesick Blues.

Rich Rolwing

It's not often that a simple strumming pattern really catches your attention because of its inventiveness and uniqueness--that is the case with the one in the first 12 seconds of this song (Since it's somewhat in the background you really have to concentrate to pick up the nuances if you're listening for it for the first time). I just love listening to it (and trying to play it)--more than most songs I hear these days.

SuperNevile

Yes, on the sleeve notes to PPAF, Al writes "Any resemblance between "terminal eyes" and "I am the Walrus" is intentional. Terminal Eyes is a suicide song, both about an individual, and less obviously about the movement in popular music in the middle to late sixties. For Eggmen everywhere.

terminaleyes100

My first love turned me on to Al.I never forgot either one of them.

James Hamilton

When you've spent too long in tmux, you get Terminal Eyes:Al Stewart - Terminal Eyes

rac717

I've heard it 1000 times, still love it, but CAN'T memorize the lyrics. They are among the greatest lyrics of all time.

rac717

Bring this awesome song back in your shows, AL!

the13corinne

i just heard this on voices fm great tune! yea sounds like john lennon.

thriddoctor

Never noticed that before but now you mention it its sounds very like it.

jimmydeboy

what a track from a great album, grew up on diets of Al Steward

Ratama

I could believe it!

William Conqueror

I read (years ago) that Al modeled this after "I Am the Walrus," especially the string part.

gary grabiec

havent heard this in 30 years, still knew every word

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