Rate the Song: Beach Sequence

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Let's move on forward to rating the first half of Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1.

Please rate Beach Sequence on a scale from 0 to 10, using whatever criteria you feel allows you to best evaluate the song as a whole. I will not set criteria for people to based on, but if you feel like your best evaluation of the merits of a song comes from voting only based on, say, the studio version, go right ahead and vote that way. Full information on the Rate The Song series may be found in this thread.

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[An Cat Gav]

Bono should play piano more, his work here is great.
8

 

[theedgeu2]

Love the ambient and relaxing touch on this.

 

[flybabe]

Beautiful in it's atmospheric lull. And did anyone notice that this song is 3:33 minutes long. It gets a 9 from me. And right now both the votes 6 and 9 are at 33.33%... AND right now if you add 7, 8 and 10 you get 33.33%.

 

[trevgreg]

I've never been big on Passengers as a whole, but this is a gorgeous tune. Solid 7 from me.

 

[LemonMelon]

Yeah, this is my favorite song on Passengers. Possibly the single prettiest song U2 was ever involved with. 10.

 

[coolian2]

comfortable 10.

 

[Aardvark747]

like this quite a bit. 17.

 

[God Part III]

More Eno than U2, but that's not a bad thing. 8.

 

[prbiker15]

Very atmospheric and ambient track. Bono's one-verse vocals add a relaxing touch. Pretty good. 6.

 

[silkensky]

Wonderful ethereal piece, this sounds like a dream. One of four 10s that I'll give to Passengers. Bono's simple but poignant lyric always makes me stop and realize how fast the clock has been ticking, and the music suits this so perfectly.

 

[lazarus]

More Eno than U2, but that's not a bad thing. 8.

How can it be more Eno when Bono is the one playing the piano, and likely composed that part as well?