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The Sound of Silence

The Sound of Silence

Song by Paul SimonWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

RussellHOST
1:19
It's like the them house.
RussellHOST
1:22
There's one where they're doing Sound of Silence.
RussellHOST
1:26
Yeah, there you go.
RussellHOST
1:26
See if that's the full performance.
RussellHOST
1:53
But this guy decorated this house with this.
RussellHOST
1:55
Alright, do you have the ability to skip up about halfway?
BilliamHOST
2:00
Sound of silence.
RussellHOST
2:03
Is that the disturbed version? No, it's like this acapella group or something.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
16:03
As Simon and Garfunkel, the duo signed with Columbia Records in 1963 and released their debut album, Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m., in October 1964.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
16:13
An electric remix of The Sound of Silence became their first No. 1 single in September 1965.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
16:19
They released five studio albums, four live albums, a soundtrack album, 13 compilation albums, an EP, and 26 singles.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
16:28
They have sold over 100 million records worldwide.
Chris Herstad CarneyGUEST
4:32
In terms of personality and neuroses, loads, but I inherited physical assets, very, very, very little from him.
Chris Herstad CarneyGUEST
4:39
But one thing I did get was his copy of The Sound of Silence.
Chris Herstad CarneyGUEST
4:44
I realized that I had it for like two years and not actually taking it out of the sleeve.
Chris Herstad CarneyGUEST
4:47
I took it out and another record popped out and it was Mary Poppins' soundtrack.

16 MINS LATER

Shaun PonsonbyHOST
20:56
And art is just as captivated by these new songs that Paul's writing as Paul is by Dylan and Baez.
Shaun PonsonbyHOST
21:03
One of the songs he writes in this time is in the aftermath of JFK's assassination.
Shaun PonsonbyHOST
21:08
And it's a pivotal song for him, for art, for the mood of the 60s, and it's the sound of silence.
Shaun PonsonbyHOST
21:17
He is just about 22 when he writes it.
MikeHOST
71:17
I'll let it pass on Neil Diamond.
MikeHOST
71:21
It wasn't Sounds of Silence, so I'll give it that.
MikeHOST
71:24
Okay.
MikeHOST
71:24
But everything else, no.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
20:11
And usually it's a great title.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
20:14
And I have a perfect example of that, which I use in Tinsmith, which is Paul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years, which you hear people saying, oh, it's Sounds of Silence is the greatest song ever written.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
20:28
Still Crazy After All These Years is the greatest song ever written.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
20:32
Because you can't write a bad song called Still Crazy after all these years.
speaker_0HOST
30:25
It had 32 tracks on it, hit number 152 on the Billboard Albums Chart.
speaker_0HOST
30:31
It had live and studio versions of songs like The Boxer, The Sound of Silence, and Graceland.
speaker_0HOST
30:39
Singles that were released on October 27th include, in 1966, when Donovan released Mellow Yellow.
speaker_0HOST
30:46
This song was pretty big.
Rob J. LillyHOST
39:30
But they did a...
Rob J. LillyHOST
39:31
I listened today to a version of The Sound of Silence.
JeremyHOST
39:34
Oh,
Rob J. LillyHOST
39:35
okay.
SamHOST
30:30
Name that, Simon and Garfunkel classic.
SamHOST
30:37
Sharing its name with the silence of the lambs, we have the sound of silence.
SamHOST
30:45
All right, number three.
SamHOST
30:47
Speaking of metal bands, this 1991 Metallica song, which inspired two sequels, begins with the lyrics, new blood joins this earth.
Stephen StanleyGUEST
22:45
So yes, it was intimidating immediately, even not knowing the history of all that.
Stephen StanleyGUEST
22:50
But I'd heard Sound of Silence and maybe a few others on that record.
Stephen StanleyGUEST
22:54
But yeah, that was probably the hardest song to sing as well.
Stephen StanleyGUEST
22:59
I remember it took us like three days or three or four days to get a vocal take that we actually liked.

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Songs of America by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw - Book Summary

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

SophieHOST
6:19
And one of their most compelling arguments is that the most effective political music often isn't explicitly partisan.
SophieHOST
6:26
The Sound of Silence or Folsom Prison Blues don't have a political message, but they give voice to loneliness and regret, and that builds empathy.
SophieHOST
6:35
And empathy, the book implies, is the foundation of a functioning democracy.
SamHOST
6:41
That's a big claim, but I buy it.

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