🎵 Amanda Keller's Incredible Experience At The Hans Zimmer Concert

What a night!

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
And Amanda jam Nation. I had a great night. On
Saturday night, my sons and I went to see hands
Zimmer and actually it was kind of a bittersweet because
Harley was the one that got us all into hand
Zimmer and he wasn't well enough to come, but he
got the kids into hands Zimmer and we went to
see hand Zimmer a few years ago and it was extraordinary.

(00:21):
If you don't know who hand Zimmer is, he is
the man who has written soundtracks to nearly every movie
you can possibly think of. For example, The Lion King.
I'm going to list them because there are a billion
of them. Gladiator is when he's walking through the wheat.
Beautiful Hearts of the Caribbean is when he was walking

(00:43):
through the wheat. Interstellar, Yeah, very moving, driving Miss Daisy.
Do they put Dark Knight? Let me just keep going
Dark Knight. That's the thing he does the movie. You
know they don't because I guess he can't get access

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to the movies. That's what's so incredible. You don't. He
doesn't even say this one's the Dark Night, but there's
an incredible kind of light show that goes with it.
And on the stage there are bagpipes. There's two women
doing these incredible drumming. There's guitars, there's every instrument you
can think of and acquire. It's a huge What is musical?
Gut punch? Your hair stands on end? What does hands play?

(01:27):
He plays everything. He plays the guitar, came out into
the audience and played electric, he plays piano, he plays,
He's the ringleader of the whole event. I'd like to
see sexy young girls. What are the sexy young girls.
Lots of sexy young girls in sort of leather pants
and leather shorts and things, and they're playing double basses
and violins and hairs flying everyth and the two girls
on the drums are extraordinary, like drum kick drums, big

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fat drum kit drum and they're bashing away double kicks everything. Brenda,
I'm talking. I do know what you're talking about. Musically
it is. I know you're trying to just make of
some kind of Benny Hill moment. His hands come out
with the bass drop strapped to his back. It's like
a one man band. He could and if he did,
it would be amazing. Is it true? He did this? Easy?

(02:15):
No moroyally deca sounds simmer to me. Okay. Anyway, I
had an incredible time and it was very moving. And
even before we went to the stadium, I had did
it with the kids beforehand, and excuse me, and and
they're playing some of the hands in the music, and
they played the Mufasa death scene. They're playing the audio

(02:36):
from that from Lin King, and I started to get
a bit weepy. And the kid said, you're hearing it
over at Tannoy in the restaurant. We're not even in me.
You're reading Schnitzel. It was a great night.