Time - 10 Hours

For those really long study sessions.

Enjoy!

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The fourth dimension.

[SkinsFirstGeneration]

10 hours?
that's a...

long time

[conkerlive]

Let me ask you a question, you never really remember the beginning of a dream, do you? You always wind up right in the middle of what’s going on. So how did we get here? I do my best to remember this quote every night before bed, and it really helps me with my lucid dreaming.

[tkinsey]

Inception came out when I was 22 years old. I remember later that summer walking down the beach during a family vacation just listening to this track over and over again, imagining my future life. For four of five straight summers afterward, I would listen to TIME, walk the beach, think about the past year and dream of the next one.

I'm 36 now. I have a wonderful wife and two small kids. I've also experienced loss, including losing my dad to cancer this year and friends in past years. Many, many things have changed.

Yet somehow, this track still encompasses all of the joy and loss and mystery and hope of TIME. It still inspires me to dream about the future while I reflect on the past.

[benken]

After hearing this ten hours you will be in other dimensions...
A masterpiece.

[markoplier]

0:00:00 to 10:00:02 is MY favourite part

[yasserosama]

i'm afraid i will end up as an old man, filled with regret, waiting to die alone .

[derekfreiley]

I have been listening to this version while I do homework for the past 6 years. I am sitting at my computer working on the final assignment to earn my Masters Degree. Thank you to the OP and thank you Hans Zimmer for helping me focus all of these years through your beautiful composition

[ashlynndagel]

Anyone else get chills, tears, feelings of accomplishment and pain and loss, and love all at the same time? Just me? Ok

[riko]

The moment when the music ends and you realize that you've already worked for 10 hours

[danielgreen]

outstanding, recording man, the separation of the tracks are barely detectable....sublimely seamless.

[tyler]

This and the Interstellar soundtrack are in my opinion, the best pieces of music in existence

[JamieWhiffen]

I don't think I will ever get sick of this song.

[adamcummings]

Strange. I dreamt about a Turkish chemist driving me and a few friends off a bridge in a van.

[FuzionOptics]

Go back to work and stop reading the comments you silly goose!

[logic_matters]

I honestly think that Hans Zimmer can go down in history as an equal to Bach, Beethoven, Mozart... This man is the best musician since Tchaikovsky, hands down.

[dewaynethoughtz]

This is like running in the rain, letting all the depression exit your body, absorbing all the joy from the universe... and realizing that happiness is only a step out of the shower.

[karaccano]

The instrumental got me reevaluating my life and sht.

[captainfalse]

207 people didn't have enough time to build their own world. Too bad.

[ninjawizard]

Who else reflects on life while watching this?

[naughty]

Is anyone still here? This art makes me want to cry, but when I go to a powerful wave hits me that suddenly builds me up. Then it's a repeat