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'''"The bell"''' is a song by Mike Oldfield from the album ''Tubular Bells II''. The original included Alan Rickman (credit as "a strolling player") as the master of ceremonies, introducing each instrument just as it begins to play in the music. This song was re-recorded by [[The Gliding Faces]] as a "hugely self-indulgent opener for the '' | '''"The bell"''' is a song by Mike Oldfield from the album ''Tubular Bells II''. The original included Alan Rickman (credit as "a strolling player") as the master of ceremonies, introducing each instrument just as it begins to play in the music. This song was re-recorded by [[The Gliding Faces]] as a "hugely self-indulgent opener for the ''[[Eye to eye]]'' album," says Dan. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:38, 15 October 2026
"The bell" is a song by Mike Oldfield from the album Tubular Bells II. The original included Alan Rickman (credit as "a strolling player") as the master of ceremonies, introducing each instrument just as it begins to play in the music. This song was re-recorded by The Gliding Faces as a "hugely self-indulgent opener for the Eye to eye album," says Dan.
Lyrics
Grand piano Reed and pipe organ Glockenspiel Bass guitar Vocal cords Two slightly sample electric guitars The Venetian effect Digital sound processor And tubular bells
Versions
- Appears on Eye to eye.
Personnel
- Written by Mike Oldfield.
- Produced and performed by Daniel Graham and Max Herring.