My daughter is 5. When I look at her and say "been riding lots of trains" she sings the rest with me. It's magical. Thanks for those moments.

@dove.9833

Жыл бұрын

Wow she has impeccable taste ❤

@khushigoyal5272

Жыл бұрын

Awwww!❤ I hope my nephew and I do the same thing🌈 love from India:)

@CrustyWhiteBread

Жыл бұрын

Raising your child correctly, Nicely done, ma'am.

Gregory makes me think of a life I never had, places I've never visited and people I've never met. It's like a dream. A nostalgic, beautiful dream.

@1203megabass

6 жыл бұрын

Andrés Reyes you summed up my feelings about GAI’s music wonderfully. This is exactly how I feel

@demolitionwilliams

5 жыл бұрын

I've tried to explain it like that since the first time I heard his music. You said it perfectly. I'm so happy he's finally getting heard

@areyesm92

5 жыл бұрын

@@demolitionwilliams Been a fan for four years now. Trying to make him known in Chile 😊

@c.b6990

4 жыл бұрын

We all need to get into the space that he is God Bless you

@ambreenshariff6558

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!! So much dreamy magic in his music. I am adoring fan.

The buildup to this song is one of the best I’ve ever heard. Gregory Alan Isakov is by far, one of the most underrated musicians in the history of music.

@hopelove6658

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh. THE BEST EVER

@fletch84

2 жыл бұрын

@@sadbastardfolk dumb comment, dude

@aah.shutosh

2 жыл бұрын

Ever heard about Alexi Murdoch ?

@liammurphy2725

2 жыл бұрын

Underrated by who?

@SableSunsets

2 жыл бұрын

The music industry

I was in the audience for this at Red Rocks Ampitheater... it was magic.

@Barkymark

5 жыл бұрын

Jelly

@Fadzaev1

4 жыл бұрын

I was right there with you; flew from Chattanooga with my daughter as a treat for her 30th Bd. Isakov is a favorite of us both.

@jsegura525

3 жыл бұрын

Sad that concerts are a thing of the past. I’m glad I’ve seen my share. At 57, I’ve lived free, NWO changed everything with the Covid scare.

@billie6814

3 жыл бұрын

Jeeze that must have been an absolutely religious experience.

@bornflippy1

3 жыл бұрын

@@billie6814 It was amazing..the entire crowd was awed and enthralled ...the performance was absolutely brilliant.

There is maybe 6-8 songs I've heard in my entire life (40+ years) that I can FEEL in my BONES. This is one.

@bogtree100

5 жыл бұрын

May I ask what are the others? If it's not too personal. I'm curious.

@PhiNguyen-vg2zo

5 жыл бұрын

@@bogtree100 what are yours? Liars would definitely be one for me too. Drive Darling - BOY will always have a place in my heart, as well as Conrad - Ben Howard.

@nicemovie1000

5 жыл бұрын

I'd also like to know what the others songs are.

@valmiller5202

4 жыл бұрын

Tell me the rest

@gabrielpqd

3 жыл бұрын

@@PhiNguyen-vg2zo Promise - Ben Howard

The genius of Isakov. For me…unrivalled, exquisite, authentic, soulful, beautiful, peaceful, loving ❤

You take the big one And i'll take his brother Let's get this over with 'Cause i'm late for work Do you remember when we were young The swing sets, the costumes The dirt in the sun I sold all my baseball cards to buy me some clothes That's how it goes That's how it goes, and that's how it goes And i keep on thinking It's time to move on Move out to the city so huge Meet me some people Seems these old hills They keep on calling The clouds 'round here talk Man, i been listening I sold all these clothes to buy me this land I'm sorta happy most of the time Most of the time Been riding lots of trains The same ones as you How come you get to talk to everybody I'm just looking out my window at the night view You keep on pointing out my halo Your big pointy finger The six-fingered hand I sold all this land To buy me some dreams Just like those movies we played when we were kids Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars

@Downwithlibtards

Ай бұрын

Thank you

This man is haunting, absolutely magical.

This song is a near-spiritual experience...hearing 'Liars' at Red Rocks one day is one of my life goals! 🖤

@zaks7306

7 ай бұрын

When they sing this live without the orchestra it’s also phenomenal kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5uosaxqhrm7cco.htmlsi=-q_bgGj-SN5rjNIa

Isakov is a modern day poet with an ear for melody. His lyrics typically drive his tunes and they marry each other well. This song speaks of the artist’s duality, the two differing approaches to his life. They both exist within him like brothers-in-arms, taking on the world in his mind before daybreak . His responsible side traded his childhood for ‘clothes’, the necessities of life. And yet he yearns for something more. He fights to maintain a semblance of reality as he progresses through life, rooted in the land, but all the while the sense of loss from compromise persists. Now as he looks back on the eras of his life, coarsing like a train, he sees that the artistic side of him engaging in life, and yet somehow apart. He is telling himself that the compromises he made were for the good and allowed the artist side to live but he feels also that maybe it is a lie; perhaps it is the artistic side that allowed the responsible side to be alive. As he finds his responsible side has dreams, too, the realization comes that both sides are liars, living only half a truth.

OMG... this song is INCREDIBLE! Now THIS.... THIS is AMERICA!

This could be a beautiful soundtrack for a movie, I really think Isakov is a great musician! 🎶♥️🎶

Yep. Following the world's "Steps to Success" leaves you feeling like you have to lie to everyone about how happy you are ( I will never attend a high school reunion for this reason 😉). I'll likely never be seen as "Dr. Success" - at least not according to the world's standards, and I don't really want to. I believe that I've traded cards in for clothes, clothes for land, land for dreams; and now I am even trading dreams in for other people's wellbeing and happiness. I think that's how God built us to find the most peace: less focus on ourselves, and more on helping others.... a paradox of returned joy, really. This version of the song will probably stay as one of my favorite songs for the remaining years of my life. Thanks, Gregory (+ band + Colorado Symphony... + friends and fam of those just mentioned).

This gives me goosebumps. The emotion in the music is so refreshing. So little real music nowadays.

@athenahepler4030

3 жыл бұрын

Listen to Rone's Motion .... man that is a J.O.U.R.N.E.Y. Hope you like

This song sounds like a story from the vantage point of a man who’s grown up and adopted a kind of cold resignation to life in light of its hardships and disappointments. He remembers when he was young and the dreams he’d once had which played out in the movies him and his friends watched together as kids. But as he grew older, he found he had to give up the things he’d once loved for the necessities or things he thinks will give him the feeling he’d always dreamt of. He feels the tension of wanting to leave and head toward new opportunities while not wanting to let go of what he has. He goes through this cycle for many years and yet, he’s never truly happy. Not in the way he’d always dreamt of. He looks around him and wonders why everyone else seems happy while he’s alone in his sadness. People misunderstand him and don’t see the inner emptiness that plagues him. He comes to the conclusion that he lives and participates in a world where everyone wears masks, pretending to be happy when they aren’t. It makes me think of an Augustine quote - “You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” In some sense, we’re no different from Adam and Eve in the garden after they fell and made coverings for themselves. They used fig leaves as a kind of mask. We use filters, success, and possessions. We’re liars just like they were.

@josephheider5198

25 күн бұрын

I thoroughly appreciate your thoughtful interpretation. Thank you

@jibzm1131

19 күн бұрын

This hit hard

@paulellis5114

4 күн бұрын

Awesome 5443. I am editing my third novel. Often lately I put this song in front of me and imagine people like you reading the book. I needs to be a deep look at life. Strange as it may be.

He really is a magical experience live. the Colorado orchestra adds a whole new level too

This is so beautiful, I love his ability to capture such raw, intense emotion. I also love the progression of the lyrics from "I sold all these baseball cards" to "I sold all this land to buy me some dreams...now we're just liars" Love this artist, wow just wow!!

Your music, from solo acoustic to in front of a grand orchestra, is some of the most beautiful life affirming music. It's the words, the music, and your delivery. Gets me in every song. Constantly brings tears to my eyes. You are one of my favorites. Please come to Louisville Kentucky on your next tour.

7 siblings running rock bottom fields of cedar and pine in the Ozarks. No knowledgeable of MTV or indoor toilets. Believing life would stay sepia toned, smelling of wild bergamot weed. Listened whole heartedly to God & daddy and married at 16 eager to please. Joyfully raising my own babies on the outskirts of Nashville, ducks & goats & guineas…. Happy….Until 4 yrs ago, my husband best friend safety, almost killed me then vanished. Never to see his beautiful amazing children again. Saw an old Ozarks friend in the Adirondacks this year, he says ‘ god you’re prettier than ever, how is that possible?’ Forged in fire. Pretty metal is only as strong as it’s make, but Damascus steal, folded and beaten and forged and beaten and ran through the fire, eventually if it’s the right metals….comes out more beautiful and stronger than ever. That’s my babies and me. Together we walked strong and came out unbreakable. The world no longer sepia …. Darkened around the edges, but I hold back the dark …sheer will. And allow them the wild mint in their toes and the sepia in their eyes and hearts and I am so so full of joy to see that light in their eyes. ‘The fleeting chance to see the trapeze. Swing as high as any savior.’ From GAI version on Traoexe Swinger Your music has helped me so tremendously, mainly the ones you wrote and even the ones you just touch. Thank you ~

One of the few artists who is able to translate emotion into music so beautifully.

@kasiefrench7495

7 жыл бұрын

Alexander Reynolds. if you haven't given him a try, Bon Iver!

@Gofaw

7 жыл бұрын

Kasie French Bon Iver has gone to shit recently

@koweratus

7 жыл бұрын

try Ben Howard if you haven't.

@thenondualisticmystic

5 жыл бұрын

Him and Sleeping at Last

@MsAvaika

5 жыл бұрын

koweratus came here to write the same thing 😄

This is just incredible. This Canadian girl is flying to Utah to see him in August. I've been listening to him for a while. Man he just keeps getting better. Soul stirring Mr. Isakov. ❤

@athenahepler4030

3 жыл бұрын

yo how was the show?? :)

Gregory Alan Isakov with a symphony is like a rainbow after a summer’s storm .❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏

This song is like waves, builds up and comes to a crescendo and just haunts and yet its poignant.

This is my most favorite performance of GAI, they are awesome, the Symphony is awesome, the vid is awesome!!! How could it get any better???!!!! LOVE!

The more I watch and listen to Gregory Alan Isakov the more I love his music!

I listened to Gregory's song "Amsterdam" almost non-stop while on a train from Landscheid, Germany to Amsterdam in January of this year, and I just remember thinking to myself: "Damn, this guy can really make people feel." Thanks for another beautiful song, Gregory!

I literally burst into tears at 3:21. So freaking good and it just sings to my soul.

@jenmarie8433

5 жыл бұрын

Diabitus same

@daddimagz8251

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more

the feeling this man must have to play music like this in front of all those people sitting still and listening with their soul..must be a great feeling. you can see the band is happy by the way they are playing and the effort that is put into each song!!! i love this band!!!!

@bornflippy1

2 жыл бұрын

It was one of those rare magical moments ..I have been to Red Rocks so many times and this was the first time ever that literally everyone in that audience, all 9,000 + just sat quietly enthralled at what they were hearing and seeing. It was absolutely breathtaking. I will never forget it.

LYRICS: You take the big one And i'll take his brother Let's get this over with 'Cause i'm late for work Do you remember when we were young The swing sets, the costumes The dirt in the sun I sold all my baseball cards to buy me some clothes That's how it goes That's how it goes, and that's how it goes And i keep on thinking It's time to move on Move out to the city so huge Meet me some people Seems these old hills They keep on calling The clouds 'round here talk Man, i been listening I sold all these clothes to buy me this land I'm sorta happy most of the time Most of the time Been riding lots of trains The same ones as you How come you get to talk to everybody I'm just looking out my window at the night view You keep on pointing out my halo Your big pointy finger The six-fingered hand I sold all this land To buy me some dreams Just like those movies we played when we were kids Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars Now we're just liars

He is blessed, and I am so grateful that things I've struggled to process have been evoked in me via music. Healing.

There are two brothers in this story. The responsible one (who has a job) is still protective of the wild one (even though it means getting in brawls on his way to work). The narrator’s self-survivalistic upbringing is evidenced by his stoic willingness to engage in a street fight with the same casual energy of household chores. It is also indicated by the first transaction of the song: selling his childhood baseball cards for clothes. He has resigned himself to this lot in life (“that’s how it goes, that’s how it goes, that’s how it goes”). With each transaction, he sells one item to gain another, each with escalating value. But when considering what each item represents, every transaction loses value. It wasn’t just baseball cards he gave up, it was the innocence of childhood: swing sets, costumes, and playing in the dirt on sunny days. The clothes were probably for a job or an education; when he sold those clothes to get the land, he had to cash in years of job-earnings or his degree. But obtaining the land that had once called to him only resulted in him being “sort of happy most of the time.” Now he hears something higher calling to him (“the clouds round here talk man, I been listening”). So that’s why he wants to “move on” again, this time maybe to the city. Something bigger, more opportunity, new people. To do this however, he must give up the permanency and security represented by land ownership. This new life entails a lot of travel. More ground covered but confined in the small spaces of “lots of trains.” With every move, he brought his brother with him (“same ones as you”). He was the one making all the sacrifices while his brother shared in the reward. And now he resents that his being the responsible & good one afforded his brother the freedom to be the more social & wild one (he’s stuck “looking out the window” while his brother “gets to talk to everyone.”) His brother brings attention to the virtue of the narrator (“pointing out my halo,”) and whatever the brother’s intentions, the narrator perceives it as a slight or even as a grotesque accusation (“big pointy finger from a six-fingered hand”). He feels cornered into being the good brother. So, he’s made a series of bad trades (though they seemed responsible at the time) to get him where he is now, looking out into the darkness from a train window considering what it has all cost him: the innocence of childhood, years of savings and labor, even the old familiar land he thought would bring him happiness. And what did this last costly trade-off get the narrator? He’s trying to recapture what was lost a long time ago: the unrealistic, ethereal dreams of childhood aspirations (“dreams just like those movies we played when we were kids.”) But they’ve been untrue to themselves, trading in who they are - to become who they think they should be. So long as the lie remained unspoken, it could be believed. But finally, in the cold darkness of this moment, he admits to himself what he’s known for a long time.

@doughunter3967

5 жыл бұрын

"six fingered hand"...God bless...doug

@artinme17

5 жыл бұрын

Damn...

@columbus.6114

5 жыл бұрын

This is gold man.

@tropicsandoceans7945

5 жыл бұрын

Rayan with observations such as these I hope you will soon have some content on your channel, I am sure there are many that would like to see it.

@artinme17

5 жыл бұрын

Find me. I'd love to talk!

I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I've just discovered this artist. Been listening to so many awesome songs. Wow

@Berretotube

10 ай бұрын

Ain’t no shame in that ❤

This is one of the beautiful songs I've ever heard.

This song trascends our time. It's an Eternal Masterpiece.

Serene, wistful, sombre, powerful. So many words to describe this masterpiece. Simple in the beginning before ending on an emphatic crescendo of musical bliss. Bravo and Kudos to Sir GAI and the Warriors of The Colorado Symphony

To me, this song feels like a montage of someone’s life and what it feels like to grow up. The build up is the growing up part and when it hits its when you realize what life really is and what decisions you’ve made and what decisions you will have to keep making. It feels like the realization of growing up. Thats what it feels like to me. I understand it may mean something completely different, this is just what it feels like to me. I want to dance to it, sing it, make montages out of it, live it, feel it, and grow with it, cry with it. I don’t know… but I found the song and video beautiful regardless. I want to make a video of my life to this, im 16 now so maybe I can make it as I grow. One of my favorite songs 🤍

This is too beautiful, his voice is mesmerizing, but this song hit me like a kick to the stomach.

You are a gift to my soul Mr. Isakov.

I've been waiting years for this song to be recorded in some way. Worth it.

This man is just mind blowing. Gragory is lovee, no one can't hate him.

There is something with the sound of his music that sends me to a different place to think about life in a very calm way and it made me feel so great.

"I loved her from afar, pitiful to most. She never did return, I never let her go. Drenched in hopeless sad, those three words couldn't pierce a disposition that I had, a brokenness so fierce. I imagined talking with her soul the days and nights had finked and nowhere did they go, and rarely did they blink. Thousands of eyes looking up at me so down and out wished for mercy on myself and a cease to my self doubts. Shame was my conductor, maestro, playing me to tears. Fingers worn down to my soul before past and future fears. I set her free not long ago, the last thing I told her ghost.. Of all the things you've costed me, I miss myself the most." ,dan'

When a song brings tears to your eyes. Absolutely stunning. 🙏

Live all the life, have all the fun, weep for all the sorrows, laugh all the laughs, love all you can. Everyday. Always. Thanks greg.

It's today. Sept 27, 2021 that I discovered probably one of the best music I've heard in my life (i really love the banjo , it's kinda rare to hear it) It's liberating to know I'm one of those who've known such underrated musician.

@ZaphaQ

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoy the journey! Wish I could hear some of his songs for the first time again :)

Just listened to old live version from 2010. Man he polished this song so good. Was good then but he shaped the melody from it just perfectly and obviously the production with the colorado symphony is remarkable.

I've probably revisited this video alone like 47 times nevermind how much ive been listening to it on the album lol. Greg for the love of everything good in this world PLEASE put out an album in 2017

There's something about this song that I always come back for more. I wish it was longer.

Beautiful. Everything I love about Gregory Alan Isakov, but bigger and more spectacular! Cannot wait for this record.

This song, the melody and the lyrics and the beautiful people who perform it and wrote it and lived it, this gorgeous video..... It nourishes my soul in a way that very few do... Bless you all

I could listen to this and "The Trapeze Swinger" on a loop all day every day......Sigh.

@5392bpage

5 жыл бұрын

I literally do that

@kevinmodi7271

5 жыл бұрын

I add the Stable Song too !

@AshleyLebedev

4 жыл бұрын

I do that + words + if I go I’m going + San Francisco

@natalie8198

4 жыл бұрын

I have listened to Dark Dark Dark a hundred times in a row. I can't stop playing it

@davidaselin994

4 жыл бұрын

Add O City Lights

Wow...I have goose bumps a day later. Lucky to have him coming to my town soon. Wish he could bring the symphony.

This song is so beautiful. Gregory Alan Isakov is magical.

this makes me feel so many things. I am so grateful I got to hear this live in Paris last December. one of the best days of my life

Glad I found this gem, one of the best songs I have heard!

So reached at the level of soul. Stunning collaboration ~ a shower of light ~ playing your hearts out 🙏

Gregory music convinces you to listen and absorb the story deep into your being.I am 56 and it's one best tracks I have heard

This song makes me feel so nostalgic I can't breathe and something gets lodged inside my throat and my eyes sting so bad... every single time I listen to it

He's incredible. I can't believe it.

It was three years ago that I happened upon GAI in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, mid-week, and his unanticipated poetry watered the seeds that led me to a cross-country bicycle journey; and that put my whole self into a better place. Beware the poet with deep integrity, if you're fearing change, but don't avoid the door when it opens in front of you.

@nicoleperry1107

5 жыл бұрын

You courageously took a ride of faith and I'm so glad it led to a positive outcome. Your words are well-heeded.

@briandelaney9378

4 жыл бұрын

You bicycled across the Country....Wow

Its wondeful to discover that good music is still being made. The violinist is so into it. at 4.46 it looks like he's playing on the last string in the bow.

@heidigregoire1219

11 ай бұрын

Jeb Bows is amazing.

This is deep. Thank you Gregory

Would have been a transformative experience hearing this and especially at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Bucket list.

GOD BLESS HIS FREAKING SOUL THIS IS REAL BEAUTY HERE OH MY GOD.

One of my favourites. Unbelievable with the orchestra

This man's voice is everything

oh my god, this is the best thing i've ever heard.

Been waiting three years... absolutely worth it.

His voice ❤❤

One of my favorites of yours. Man, I traveled last year from central Florida to Durham NC by myself to see you play, and it was one of the best live shows I’ve ever been to. You’re a legend mate and such a huge inspiration to me.

Just beautiful... the imagery in this video coupled with the music, wow.

His voice does amazing thins to my heart ...

This should really have 100million views and 100million likes. Good music is too complicated for most people, they turn to simple manufactured music and shy away from real, honest and spectacular music like Gregory Alan Isakov’s music, which makes you think, feel and love.

@stevej4328

3 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@SableSunsets

2 жыл бұрын

Makes them feel too much at once

@cameronbeal2637

Жыл бұрын

Good music is simple. Popularly would make the vibe less appealing

“I’m sorta happy, most of the time. Most of the time”

I Have listened to this video dozens of times and I just cant believe how amazing it sounds every time. Just so beautiful and with the orchestra powerful and intense. I don't think music can get any better than Isakov. Suitcase full of sparks is sheer poetry, another favorite.

Richly delivered, and the lyrics make sense. It sounds authentic. It feels authentic. As such you think it’s true. But you say, “How does it feel so authentic?” Perhaps, “How is it so true?” Him being born in South Africa, moving to Philadelphia at six or seven years old, and later moving to Colorado. And I say, But that’s all there is today. Illusion. Delusion. (I probably shouldn’t generalize beyond America.) As such this song is all of authentic. Beyond that there’s only memory.

He is the poet of today music.

Powerful, moving, deeply emotional, vibrates through your psyche. Thank you Gregory Alan Isakov for this experience. Blessings from Canada🍁

@Berretotube

10 ай бұрын

Beautifully said ❤ Hello Karen in Canada, peace n love from afar 🙏

@karennewbury6430

10 ай бұрын

@@Berretotube Hello and blessings to you too, Berretotube. Happy Autumn from Canada 🍁🍂🌻🏵🐝 Bee well.

Amazing. If you haven't seen him live, do it! The quality of the entire performance is amazing.

I've listened to this song over and over, it never fails to make me burst into tears, his voice is so perfect, but this is one of the saddest songs I've ever heard. It breaks my heart. To have that voice, this song backed by an orchestra is awe inspiring. I bow down to such talent.

I am wondering about those people listening live in the crowd..how come they keep standing...this is just too much to take in...Absolutely mesmerizing.

Arguably the best lyricist/writer/poet alive today. He’s got an immense gift for conveying thoughts, emotions and experiences through words.

I can't stop watching this video. I feel like my soul is going to explode

@gabsbowman3663

8 жыл бұрын

ditto

@alexanderericson9257

7 жыл бұрын

"I know exactly what u mean"

@corynnelawson9770

7 жыл бұрын

so sweet.

@Celtman

7 жыл бұрын

Same here.....powerful stuff

@tarashaffer1

7 жыл бұрын

same. it's so beautiful

This is like the twentieth time I've listened to this song, but the first time I feel I understand all of it. Just wow

Mr Gregory Alan Isakov's creativity, talent -- and a needless string of heartfelt adjectives -- gently brings me, through his music, back to my heart and often to joy-filled tears. This amazing ever-bubbling reality and its beauty in the middle of the current apparent chaos.

Can't stop listening to this soulful voice of Gregory. I really lost count how many times i watch the video in a day...the cinematography is equally grasping.. *you keep on pointing out...Are we just liars..??* Gives goosebumps 🙏🙏 thank u Gregory and Colorado symphony! #gregoryalanisakov #respect

This is brilliantly beautiful, I can hardly breathe.

@chrisfox2825

8 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth did you ever find out the (fantastic) name of the "New Song" you posted last year...just went to a GAI concert in Asheville and he sang it first song (!) but I still can't find it anywhere on any album or on itunes...any ideas?

@ElizabethGermscheid

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Fox I still haven't found out what the name of the song is, as soon as I find out I'll change the name of my video.

@chrisfox2825

8 жыл бұрын

+Elizabeth Germscheid thanks! And if I find it I will let you know too

My husband surprised me with tickets for his show in Seattle, on August 6th!!! The Avett Brothers and Gregory all wuthin two weeks if each other...I'm a hapoy gal!

@E4ST3RS

8 жыл бұрын

You're in for a treat! I just got out of his concert in Spokane today

I genuinely appreciate this.

Takes you to a place you never knew existed.

@anyonesguess1569

8 жыл бұрын

Well said

@limzog9

7 жыл бұрын

sammie1934 What like sleep ?

@rjfd5028

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly tho

@sonicfoxxmusic4281

5 жыл бұрын

Oh..we knew it existed. But we just didn't know how to get there...THANK YOU KZread.

@terrytibbs5678

5 жыл бұрын

Gregory took me to this great fish and chip shop in Bristol UK. I never knew it existed and the fish was delish ( which will be the title of one of Gregory's new songs - watch out for it)

Gregory, i dont think you will see my post or feel my thoughts about your songs but i have to express here that your songs are gentle breeze in my heart.Thank you very much..

I have no words.

Just so moving. Incredible. Makes me look back on a life I never had.

Dark ... yet .. brilliant.

Damn. My heart looks something like that violin bow. This is achingly beautiful. Thank you, Gregory, band, and orchestra.

I usually don’t care for music videos, as I don’t want to be distracted by visuals. However, the music and visuals in this video are superb- it is my all time favorite KZread video.

@susanh3357

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Just the fact of a relatively unknow artist performing with the Denver Symphony makes my heart swell. I'm sure Gregory had never dreamt this could happen. I cry with pride and joy every I watch this. Big love to u all 💗

I will forever love this man.

What a powerful masterpiece ❤️ , hats off to @gregoryalanisakov

I just love y'all. Peace and blessings to you 🩷 Keep up the amazing work!

For some reason this seems like the script AND soundtrack to someone's very imperfect life. I feel like a voyeur every time I listen. But I keep coming back again. It's a rollercoaster of emotion each time. Above amazing.