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- Vocals from Fiddler On The Roof. This is a tribute to one of my favorite musicals of all time. I hope you get some joy out of it! And if you haven't already, please go and watch this film. Big thanks to OneSimpleGamer and CamJ for helping me make the video.
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I've always wanted to watch this film. I saw this video and after watching I immediately purchased the Blu-ray. It's such a meaningful and beautifully put together film. With everything going on in the World the message behind it has never been so important: Even in dire times, and ever changing circumstances that break our norm, we should stay strong, adapt and make the best out of a bad situation focusing on what's important: our immediate family and closest friends. Keep up the great work Nick, I can't wait for the next one!
KOOKIES I can’t believe pogo’s still checking comments on this video! That’s insane dude, congrats on the pin!
@@cameronfrye8311 I think @Pogo has fostered a genuinely nice and wholesome community where the comments are actually worth reading, so I'm not surprised he keeps checking in on us 😄. The film made me tear-up in some parts so I thought it was worth sharing. I love Tevye's character development and how he deals with changes to his life and the challenges presented to his values and beliefs. If he wavered, the fiddler appeared to remind him to keep moving forward and prosper, literally in some scenes 😁 I'm just happy Fiddler found its way into my Blu-Ray collection, thanks to Nick for the final push ✌.
I did the same thing! This was actually the third movie that I've watched or rewatched after listening to Pogo's music (Pulp Fiction and Hook being the other two). I almost cried multiple times while watching it because of how poignant it is.
KOOKIES gosh it sounds pretty good! I’ll have to pick it up for my blu ray collection too then lol! How many blu rays do you have?
I'm going to stream it tonight. Can't wait to see all of the scenes from this video!
POGO ON THE ROOF
Sounds crazy, no?
A recipe for a new roof and maybe a plaster cast.
if this isnt the name of his next album i swear.
Someone. We just need one more upvote on this comment and itll be 420
@@stephenb2276 too late, it's 447
One of the greatest lessons in the movie for me is he prays to be a rich man, but in the end realized he had everything he needed. He was rich in family and community.
Haven't seen the film but that's a beautiful and true message - that the grass always seem greener on the other side and we always want more (to get richer e.g.), but that often we don't realize just how lucky we are. Imagine having people in ones life that love you and whom you can love back. The highest love though (which is a free gift to all who believe) is found by the cross in the person of Jesus who loved us so much he died for us. Man, I must've listened to this song about 20-30 times tonight - it's so good!!
What was sad that he didn't recognize that until their town was split up.
😭
Shut up, Cliff Notes 😉
And then it was all taken away :'(
Pogo understands the connection between imagery and music. He is a new kind of poet. When he connects, it's powerful.
I thought he was a she.
My father was trained by Herschel Bernardi and played the role of Tevye well over 100 times on various stages over the past 50 years. Some big (Majestic Theater Dallas), some not so big(Local community theater/church productions). At one of his final productions, I was the lead bottle dancer; his real son dancing at his play son's wedding.
He enjoyed this video very much!
AWWW🥺
Aww this is so cute!!
whats the name of the play/film? I've asked bit so far noones answered :/
@@zbdmo4914 Fiddler On The Roof
@@zbdmo4914 Fiddler on the Roof.
“I don’t understand what’s happening today.” Same.
Yeah, I don't understand why we have to deal with this pandemic.
"If I were a wealthy man."
I feel you. There's rioting all around me, the military is supposed to get involved which never ends well, all on top of a global pandemic, on top of one of the most chaotic presidencies my country has ever seen. Half the people I love are dying and the other half are making it worse. It feels like the end of the fucking world.
2020 needs to eat a snickers
what is happening: u watched pogo and write this comment, ur blood are running thru u vessels and ur heart is beating every one second. each minute a baby is born and each minute someone came to this video and watch it. and i'm confuse
"My father and my mother said we would learn to love each other"... man that hit me hard. Feeling utterly depressed at the state of the world at the moment.
I’m sorry to hear that. Know that Jesus made a way out of this broken world, and that is through faith and trust in Him. Jesus has helped me so much throughout my own struggles and afflictions. Know that He loves you very much ^^ Hope you’ll be feeling better
@@xCheckMate not just jesus. Whatever conduit you believe in works.
In the original story it ends up being that while the father (the one who said that) has to go through a marriage he wasn’t really in for love, he lets his children marry for love, so I hope the lights the line a bit.
I officially put your likes up to 69, good fortune awaits you my friend
my father and my mother didn't even love each other lol
Just discovered this one and can't stop playing it. Didn't initially twig that it was Fiddler on the Roof and realised just how good the cinematography was for such an old film. Ended up buying a DVD of it.
Have it taped on an old VHS, can see it in my head... If I were a rich man...
Yeah- crazy to think old films had good cinematography. (!?)
Big Clive! Pogo! Wonderful!
Been listening to Pogo for years... this just takes the trophy though!
Thanks Jackson. And thank you! That's a massive compliment. :)
@@PogoMusic I come back often to listen to your songs. They got me through some sad times - and still radiate the magic of the source material they are sample from. Thank you for making the world a little brighter. Hope you are doing alright, and Happy Holidays Pogo.
I just discovered Pogo yesterday (August 2022). I'm terribly impressed!
@@PogoMusic bro i really appreciate to your songs! its amazing:)
I recently watched Fiddler again. Tevye is such a wonderfully written character and reminds me so much of my father whom I lost 2 years ago. He was such a proud man, so protective and masculine in spirit but melted whenever affairs of his daughters were concerned. All he ever wanted between us was for me to be happy and healthy, otherwise he was so supportive of everything I did.
I miss him often and still have his number saved in my phone as "Dad" though it's been long disconnected. This video makes me wish I could call it and hear that familiar "Hey honey!" again. Thanks, Pogo.
It's oddly comforting to see "Dad" when scrolling through my contacts. I can't delete it either, even though he's been gone for years
I also lost my dad two years ago and he loved Fiddler on the Roof - my heart goes out to you. It's a comfort to know that even when they're gone, they're still with us, whether it's as a spirit in our dreams or a contact number on our phones.
Warm wishes, internet stranger.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing apart of your life with us all.💖
This made me cry, thank you for sharing something so tender. Hope all is well with you and your family ❤️
This song makes me a rich man.
No way me too because I wouldn't have to work hard
This guy gets it.
I always wondered what that sound was from.
This comment is fucking godlike. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That is the sweetest comment I have ever seen in my life.
I think what I love most about this remix is that despite it bearing no resemblance to the genre of the orginal musical's score, it perfectly encapsulates the emotion of the film. Beautiful tribute, makes me want to watch it again.
RIP Topol, amazing performance. You will be missed
Pogo is in love with putting the "CHOP CHOP" sound clip in his songs haha
ikr lol
ikr, like reach
“LUCAS DO YOU COPY?”
Chop chop is what Sainsburys offers in the UK 😁 delivery food service 👍
not to mention the "oh yeah" sample from the mighty boosh
Somehow, even over a decade later, every release is consistently just as good as the last. Really cant describe how much i love your work, man. Really happy LwC reintroduced me to your music years ago
Mugs up for Crowder
I’d say every release might be better than the last imho
Mallory Newcomb Same. Crowder’s videos introduced me to Pogo’s music and I’ve been hooked ever since
LWC is how I found pogo too and I've been a fan ever since
Lmao i found out about pogo years before LWC but MUGS UP BROTHA!
Oh my god, I have been listening to this song for 3 months now. It has got to be Pogo's masterpiece! It brings out so many powerful emotions in me and I don't even know why. The video clip is amazing too and he did a great job in editing a summarized version of the film while putting so much power into sound and visual.
Nobody will read this, but MY GOD, there was so many songs I wanted to hug Pogo for, now I am ready to cry in his arms for this one.
The day the song came out, I was so obsessed with it I decided to watch Fiddler on the Roof that very night for the very first time. After the movie, I listened to the song again and burst out crying, overwhelmed by emotions and memories of days past.
I can't get enough of it. Again, I have been listening to it for 3 months and it still hits hard! Pogo has sold his soul to the devil to make this song, and God has reclaimed it when he saw the finished music video.
I was very moved by what you wrote because I had the exact same experience. I can't stop listening to this song and because of it, I watched Fiddler on the Roof for the first time as well. It's crazy how this song has impacted so many people and I'm so glad you shared your experience with us.
Longtime fan here. Same feeling. This song is so powerful. ❤
dude I had the exact same experience word for word....powerful music. and then watching the movie and then rewatching the music video after the movie to compare it solidified it for me as a permanent fixture in my heart
something with this song that makes me sad and joyful at the same time weird
I had a VHS tape of The Fiddler on the Roof, this exact film, that I recorded of of Fox 32 in Chicago in the mid-eighties.... I sent my mom the link to this... I don't understand what's happening today.
Your music is seriously the thing that keeps me sane during in these crazy times. Thank you always for your work and inspiration Pogo!
"I don't understand what's happening today"
I couldn’t agree more! 😭
Me too! I listen to Pogo every day and it makes my life better everytime
It helps that this is one of his best songs yet
@@TomAytoJr yeah not only was the song top notch, the video I think is my favorite video yet. I've never seen Fiddler on the Roof, but it looks like an amazing movie that I must see now.
I never, ever, EVER expected to hear Fiddler on the Roof in this style, but I love it. Been following you for years, and you just get better and better with each piece.
This is an underrated gem. I still come back to it from time to time. R.I.P Topol 🙏
RIP, Rest in (Occupied) Palestine?
2:19 - 2:58 is the most aggressively catchy breakdown in history. Holy heck.
The first set of chords are the most satisfying thing for me to listen to 2:27
"If I were a rich man. My daughter, my daughter."
I WANNA SEE SOME VIOLENCE IN THE PIT!
Such a great description of it!!
Agree .... Heavy break! xx
"My father and my mother said we'd learn to love each other"
0:43 Such a good sample!
Pogo made such a powerful narrative within the song and that closing statement of "I don't understand what's happening today" is just amazing
Thunder Emblem What the heck are you talking about? Are you high?
"We live to love each other"
Thunder Emblem if you got a problem with The Jews buddy I’m right here. Why don’t you come to NY and I’ll introduce you properly my guy.
Jack Fishman Thats what they always say
I was in DIRE NEED of some new Pogo and this just absolutely hit the spot.
Why tho
El Gringo 2.0 Why NOT?
@@williem5201 I mean, I had a playlist of all of his music, including his WIP, and every joint he drops keeps getting better. This is no exception.
Backing here after the passing of Chaim Topol, the protagonist of the film.
RIP Tevye
RIP to Norman Jewison, the director who directed this film along with other classics like The Thomas Crown Affair, A Soldier Story, and of course In the Heat of the Night. You'll still be remembered for a long while.
"jewison" come on bro 😂
@@LilNeenerMcWomanRaypistand he wasn’t even Jewish lol
I'm jewish myself and thats just uncreative for a surname
This is so poignant right now. For those who don't know what the theme of the movie is:
Tevye is a man who lives a simple life of purpose. As the film progresses, his world begins to crumble around him, yet throughout, he never wavers, he never gives up, because he has his god, his family, and his traditions that see him through even when he loses everything he built.
As our world crumbles around us, remember Tevye. Be like Tevye. Seek purpose in a purposeless world.
Porpoise.
What a beautiful message
@@alexanderespinoza Dolphin?
Just had a little cry reading this, so true 🙌
@@mrbrightsidetf2 thank you. 😊
This is genuinely the best song Pogo has made and I have literally heard them all
I haven't listened to them all, but I like to think I am close 🤣. This definitely got to be his top 3 songs.
I retract what I said, #1
@@Valstrax420 Respectfully disagree.
Dan Joseph Anthony and I found the angsty teen 😌
Helpless now, I stand with Pogo.
this sounds like gold just drooling out of mouths uncontrollably. luv it
He'd be a rich man then.
HAHA!!!
interesting analogy
I listened to this song a lot during my Senior year of high school. When I play it all the memories come back. Will always have a special place deep down.
I wasn't expecting a Pogo song with Fiddler on the Roof samples could ever be made but now that it exists I LOVE IT
I believe he could make compelling sounds out of anything.
He's used samples from it already. Cupboard Shaker has at least one
Vanhalla saaaaame it’s just the greatest thing my ears have ever heard
Tevye, if you were a rich man, your life would be easier; but you wouldn’t be as happy. Nice piece Pogo
He had everything he required for a fulfilling and purposeful life. His family, his god and his traditions. The czar took all his physical possessions but couldn't take what meant most to him in all the world.
Just like in Braveheart.
69th likes [insert lenny face]
@@Valstrax420 boo, you're obviously a hater and probably a Nazi with with all the hate comments you've been leaving. Take your negativity and walk
@@bajocontinuo3 I am aware of that.
RIP Mr.Chaim Topol 👼🙏, the man who had played "Tevye," the dairyman in this movie, that profoundly impacted his career. May your portrayal and this movie continue to be enjoyed by many generations, and thank you for your years in entertainment!
This song is just so good you can feel the emotion
You're very kind! Thank you!
@@PogoMusic I'm crying
i was in fiddler on the roof last year so this is so exciting to see
All day I'm singing "My father and my mother..." my coworkers are going crazy haha
I stared at a lady at my office and sang "my father and my mother said we'd learn to love each other" today.
Oh look, an email from HR...
Same here, my girlfriend is going to kill me in a moment
One of your best works!
Definitely!
Absolutely!
Pogo, I don't know if you still check comments on your videos but i hope this finds you.
I want to thank you for the music you've made, whenever i'm down and i feel like i can't handle life anymore I always turn to your music. There's something about the nuances in your music, the love and respect for every piece you make. Thank you for helping me through the worst in my life and helping me keep my chin up.
I am doing so much better now and i can keep looking up.
I hope one day you'll return to making music. Your style is beyond needed now more than ever.
Much love,
Coffeepawt
As long as he's not a homophobic asshole any more.
"If I were a rich man..."
Excellent mix Pogo! I love Fiddler on the Roof.
"If I we're a wealthy man"
Im praying he uses it in other masterpieces. Its sounds so nice
"Fiddler on the Roof " is a masterpiece film👏
It's a great musical as well. :)
Filmed through a piece of brown pantyhose, believe it or not. In some shots you can see the cloth's pattern.
@@samliedtke omg! Like here ? 00:59
@@florentdemeyere4779 yup! The director wanted an earthy feel, and they didn't have digital color grading back then
@@samliedtke That's amazing
“My father and my mother said we’d learn to love each other.” 😭 a healthy love is a love that grows.
I thought it was “my father and my father, said with love, to love each other”
“If I were a weal-thy man!”
I thought it said my father and my pops
I am here again, I was a little bit lost and melancholic, then I looked outside my window and saw beautiful blue sky and white clouds, then this music started to play in my head. I felt much better and wandered around outside.
❤
I’ve been listening since I was eight years old, and I still get excited every single time. ❤️
Nick is a literal musical genius. And like most of the other geniuses before him, he's barely being recognized in his time simply because his work isn't predictable. Because it's not formulaic. Meanwhile, he has created his own formula that nobody else has even come close to. Thanks so much Nick for making these, some of us see your work for what it really is, entirely unique and absolute joy.
Amen
So well said
@@On1Zuk4-Sensei kesuse was hoping ud kep going
Funny thing, he has a video up explaining exactly how he does it but the genius is he makes it look simple.
Even among the remastering amd sampling community no one has come close to what he's done.
Don't set out to just make a good movie. Set out to make a movie that Pogo would make a mix to. That's when you know you've made it. When you have LEGO sets and a Pogo mix.
Oh shoot, I got a heart from Pogo. That's when you know your comment's made it
Ikr 😂
This is my favorite comment everybody go home
My daughter, my daughter
Tevye quoted "I shouldnt lose my faith in my people, my god and what im doing"
What a tradition.
TRADITION!!!
Finding this song recently and hearing the news of Topol's passing got me to rewatch this film. I think it really is deserving of being called a perfect film.
Absoloodle.
why does this make me cry? i love this, beautiful.
I couldn’t click any faster, sorry nick. Thank you for bringing joy into my life.
Level of piorities.
1- Listen to new Pogo song
2- Exist
Nothing has encapsulated my life like this comment, I love this mans music !
I have the same priorities
so wait, do you stop existing until you hear a new pogo song every time?
Exist to listen to a Pogo song
Listen to a Pogo song to exist
@@jacquesvisser2069 same
I don't understand what's happening today :(
Pogo thank you so much for your work brother - i'm absolutely addicted to Cultures - incredible music
Nick, this is incredible. It's amazing that you were able to capture the most poignant and joyful emotions of the film, to make an incredibly new, but comfortingly familiar, piece of art. I feel lucky to be alive at the same time this is being created.
Oh my God.............this might be the best one yet. Wow
Well, since this guy's music is pretty trash, he hasn't set the bar very high.
@@JLongbow it's a shame you can't enjoy it because for the rest of us it's pretty nice
@@spootot each to their own.
I like the ST:TNG one better, but this is very good.
@@MonkeyJedi99 especially the encryption key... LOCK! 😆
There’s something so hauntingly beautiful about pogos music
My favorite is still Data and Picard
hell yea can't explain that
The way Pogo edits every video I always want to live in the videos. It also elicits a nostalgic feeling for a place and setting I've never been, but want to go back to.
This remix inspired me to give it another watch through - the last time was back in '99.
i wasnt even born back then lmao
Pogo music cures my anxiety
This makes me feel calm through rough times
Pogo elicits emotions that I don't have a name for yet.
Absolutely. I've gotten through six surgeries, seven blood draws, a CT scan, and two endoscopies thanks to his music.
@@sleeplessstudios7626 I hope you're ok
@@regularfather4708 True!
Pogo has been in my childhood for so long. The first channel I discovered on youtube.
Pogo changed my life
ur not the only one. I’d love for him to come back. wherever you are Nick, thanks for everything.
yeah, he made the pandemic just a little better
Of all of your videos I’ve seen, this is the one I _always_ come back to. There’s just something about it; I don’t know if it’s the bittersweetness of the melody, or how refined your craft was by the time you made this video, with over a decade of practice, or how sentimental of a film this is. Maybe it’s a bit of all 3, but no matter what the factors are, every time I come back to watch it, I get completely sucked in and the 5 minutes go by like just a couple. You really outdid yourself with this edit, man. I wish Topol or more of the film’s crew was still alive to appreciate this piece of art you’ve woven together out of the art that they filmed first. It’s beautiful.
I hope you’re doing okay. Come back when you’re ready 💚
Exactly!! I know how you feel... this is my most favorite music video of all time. Not just of pogo but in general... it's just bittersweet. It's a piece of art...
@@Milly221 It is 😆 glad to see others are still lurking around in these comments
This track makes me feel extremely melancholic and cheerful at the same time, I don't know how Nick does this! 😭🥰
And each time you listen you feel or get something new from it like many of the songs from his catalogue. Just amazing
RommeeManuel True!
Exactly how th emovie makes you feel too, captured it perfectly!
“It’s a pogo song?”
“Mazel Tov!”
The movie didn't make me cry, but this did.
I played this at my grandmother's house Christmas day and all 30+ family members danced their ass off. They thought it was Drake. They were Googling Drake so I told them it was all Pogo. This Christmas was the Bomb. Thanks POGO.
I’d be curious what the older members of your family thought of it considering it’s not traditionally popular music?
I love it when Pogo introduces me to old musicals I've never heard of before with his art, it gets me so excited to discover a new classic film. Can't wait to watch this one when the time hopefully presents itself to me.
Could not agree more. He's always throwing old films at us left and right that I've never seen, and it makes it all the more enjoyable to watch them after having heard his remix of them and then listen in for the samples.
Half of the movies I've watched have been introduced to me through Pogo's music
The most unique thing is how well he can capture about 2 hours or more of the movies in less than 5 min ^^... And sadly i can say that, i get more of feels from pogos work then the movies... But thats just me xD both are amazing truly!!
Hopefully the SJW cancel crowds won't ban it like other classics such as Gone With the Wind. I can not imagination the rational SJW's are too happy being a part of this, if not in denial.
Hypnotic, Uplifting, Inspirational, Powerful, To say such high quality is expected of you sir is an understatement, as this, as with many of your new releases, continues to push the boundaries of your melodic mastery. Never Cease to Amaze.
_I don't understand what's happening today_
Me in 2020: me neither brother.
Facts
Don't delude the song/quote with current events.
They really don't make movies like they used to , wow this is beautiful.
Always loved seeing the musical, great song too.
Thank you for releasing this during this awful time. God bless you Pogo.
RIP Topol.
Knowing very little about Fiddler on the Roof, I can still say with the utmost confidence that this is an incredible song, even standalone from its source material
Wow I LOVE this one! Great job Nick. It's upbeat, so I can "headbob" to this, but it's also really calming, which is something I love about your style.
Barely started the video and I know it’s gonna be good
Heard the first sample and had to get my headphones because I could already tell that my phone speakers are not worthy
Literally watched 2/3's of this movie and we had to take a break. But I wanted to say how heartbreaking this movie is. It's the struggle of a father and how he steadily breaks away from tradition for his 5 daughters happiness. Even if it means going against his religion, his god, his traditions, and seeing his daughters go with other men, having them grow up before his eyes and having them fly the nest. I'm at the part where the villagers are pushed off their lands by the tsar for being Jewish and its painful. But at the same time, they are like, what have we here on this earth forsaken land, where we call home? Our ancestors have always been pushed off at a moments notice, and its so sad to see this happening in real life too. Evictions and foreclosures and wars pushing people off their land and homes. It's so refreshing seeing a believer constantly monologue, dialogue with God, who remains ever silent, but listening. This song really gives this sad and yet quirky movie a new happy twist, that I much needed when relistening to this song. I don't know if there is a happy ending for Teyrve. But i can only say that each actor was wonderful and their expressions and the use of silence and body movements is a wonderful change from the current movies nowadays. Recommend the movie! And this song just captures all their hope
>father breaks away from tradition for the happiness of his daughters
Contrast that with Chapter 7 of 2Maccabees! Where the Mother stays strong to tradition by imploring their sons to stay true to it as well, and they both die a torturous death for true happiness in heaven! That is REAL JUDAISM. Or, shall I say 😏, REAL CHRISTIANITY
So, Fiddler is based on a set of books, but the main one that the musical is called Tevrye's Daughters. Very much worth the read!
@@ArcticSilverFox1 Fiddler on the Roof ^^
Seeing the impact of communism hits as it encroaches today.
The final decision Teyve makes, the 3rd scene in which he debates within himself over a marriage, he chooses his faith over his daughter. I may be wrong, but I believe it's the one time the film specifically explains a decision as being based on faith: not simply "tradition". It's the one aspect of his being that cannot be changed. Hard to say if it's a result of his literal faith in God or the fear of ostracization by the Jewish community. It's a tragic end either way.
Rest In Peace Chaim Topol. 💔
This is one of your finest works. I've not felt this much euphoria since I heard expialidocious for the first time
I fell in love with the film when I was 9, way back in 1972.
The 70's were truly a golden age for musical movies, some of my favorites from all time came from that decade alone.
Pogo does Grease? How about a Pogo Footloose? 76 trombones? There is a wormhole ..
I cannot stop listening/watching this... please help me.
So glad this dudes still making music. Been a fan since like 2008.
This is a different level of beautiful.
Incredible!!! Great version of such an iconic movie.
This one of my favorite movies of all time. I can't say when I first saw this but I was probably around 6 or 7 at the time.
This is just honestly so relaxing.
I love how wonderful it flows together.
Magnificent work!
This song is such a good feeling of hapiness
Pogo should make a remix of ‘The Book Of Eli’.
Loved that flick!
@@PogoMusic hey. When is this choon going on Itunes, it makes me want to give you money...
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He's in shock. I think he meant "kill him."
@@PogoMusic Could you do one on The Cable Guy by Jim Carrey ✨✨✨
Somehow, this just hit all my emotions today. My late father-in-law played Tevye in a community play, and we played a recording of him singing "Sunrise, Sunset" at our wedding over 22 years ago. This weekend, my son gets married. There's something about the way you've presented this song that speaks both optimism and melancholy, and I just can't hold it in. Thank you.
Thank you pogo! I have been so stressed about finishing school and getting my grades to a good amount and trying to get into a program at my school very stressful. But please pray for me! all of your songs always sooths me and calms me down and is kind of like a safe place where I can just forget for a little bit keep making amazing music it works wonders!!!
Keep it up Lewis. I was there. Very proud of you finding the inspiration to keep going. Lean on God and go get yourself a Starbucks & a lemon loaf. You’re gonna be alright my dude. 👊🏻
R.I.P. Chaim Topol 😞
Pogo.. dare I say this is your magnum opus. I've followed you for over ten years and.. wow. This song and your music, has changed my life and has helped me and so many. Thank you so much, keep rocking 🤘🏻
tripping balls and pogo is one of life's greatest joys. the ecstacy I feel is incomprehensible it's orgasmic. his tunes are amazing sober of course but man it's just another level
Stop getting high
I should be going to bed, but....
I can't resist, when a song from Pogo comes out I have to listen ASAP!
Same dude
FACTS
ASAP
I'm gonna go to bed at 6 a.m.
Yeeeeeoouuuhhhh! 🍻
I love Fiddler on the Roof so much, but I’m not joking when I say I was very surprised to find out that the musical wasn’t actually about a fiddler on a roof.
This movie justifies the existence of movies as an art form.
I was in the drama club in college, and for a year and a half we played The fiddler on the roof. I played Hodel. This song just spoke to me. It's so beautiful because I know every single line in this musical, and recognizing the scenes, the lines all together in one single piece was truly a heavenly experience. I love it so much.
My father-in-law Neville Hillier also played the roll of Tevye in several local productions here in Queensland Australia over the years. He is no longer with us but his voice was recorded and his legacy lives on in the lives of his wife, children and grandchildren just like in this beloved play.
Pogo's remix is both clever and respectful of the source material and I'm very impressed by it!
The music video editing enhanced the music really well too!
Well done!
13 years later. He’s still making these godly Remix Songs. Even though he is still underrated.
Ignore me being 2 months late XD
I wouldn't consider his music remixes though.
RIP Chaim Topol
One of the catchiest tunes ever fucking written. So goddamn great.
Opening his FL studio's WAV samples he must have so many beautiful short heavenly clips to choose from now.
He really shows us how programmes like FL and Ableton can be used like an instrument to constantly be used to bring your own style to, mastered and constantly learn with.
I gave up being in a touring band and was tired of music and the lifestyle, I never imagined I'd have that religious experience again like a teenager. I listened to your music and bought FL studio's 5 year's ago and I'm still inspired and learning how to translate my ideas across to the work station but I love it.
I hope you read this man you've really saved my music aspirations and given a dull young man a second hope. We love your music it's a breath of fresh air.
All the best.
I hope you know that it's never too late to be who you could've been.