Adrian G ameii gostei

amei

have a sense of humour for gods sake

Adrian G gostei amei

Right

pink floyd could have done anything musically, and not many bands could have done.

RIP Syd

Highly intelligent musicians

I mean I agree but you can't deny how good of an album DOSTM and Animals are

@@zotron9228 True! DSOTM is my favorite album of all time. It's the pinnacle of their songwriting AND musical talent. It's a shame it all had to change...

T-34 👌👍

Yes Oh Yes. Among so many other qualities, this one seems to be a bit under the radar. You just don't realize it until you realize it. They have managed this throughout their career. The last thing I want to do is slagging of other bands that used to make 20 minute long songs, but it's an art in itself and almost no-one pulls it off quite like PF. It's not restricted to longer songs of course, their pacing is just as exquisite in a 1 minute song. It all flows so naturally, nothing forced, exactly like it should be. (which is probably why it takes a while to realize they have that quality).

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Underrated comment.

Great way to put it.

King Nick Mason*

No he really isn't. Name a person with the world's best car collection.

He is for the simple fact that he is often deemed as useless and untalented. However, it takes great talent and skill to mention this groove at the beginning for so long without making mistakes.

I would say Brian Downey from Thin Lizzy.

As Roger Waters is on the bass

RIP Richard Wright

Why did Waters get rid of him?

Tell Ego Waters that, cough, I mean Roger. Richard Wright was pivotal to the Pink Floyd sound and experience.

@@jagdeepkaul1261 Rick had basically stopped contributing by the time they made the Wall. He had a heavy coke habit, was distraught over the end of his marital relationship and was tired of dealing with Roger's ego. Rick later said that Roger was extremely difficult to work with. Anyway, Roger told him to start contributing more or he was out. Well, Roger kicked him out. Interestingly, Rick was the only one to make a substantial amount of money from the Wall because he was kept on in a professional capacity for the live performances of The Wall. So that was the last Floyd album Rick worked on until David hired him back a few years later, after Roger was gone and the court battle for the right to retain the name of Pink Floyd was over.

He is the Master piece of pink floyd melodies! Genius!

Amazing xo

Fucking true! I think this is one of the greatest performances of a song ever!

I LOVE THIS damn BAND...AND THIS KIND OF ACTIVITY...HOW GREAT YOU CAN GET... LIKE THEM... SYD AND PINK FLOYD... Is beyond my range of thought...

It doesn’t make sense, but it does to me...

What does an alien then it catch this art of music? Great humans great music but why kill them each other?

@@Giakinh0 Agree...nothing more to say...

love this comment. yeah , and so it is

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@Zoso_Floyd It's got a different vibe, but it's as good as this one to me.

Matteo Latorre The Ummagumma version is my favorite

All 3 released versions are equal imo

Yeah the studio is a bit lame, still great but I'd listen to this or Ummagumma version before that. They were still in the shadow of Syd Barrett back then who I thought was quite overrated

Well, they tried commercialism. The thing is that they literally could not replicate Syd. Then, after that they stumbled a fuck ton until they found something that worked.

@@suezuccati304 That's total BS. You obviously know nothing about Pink Floyd. This was recorded 4 years after Syd's departure. They were such a successful band, that some business man had the good sense to invest a bunch of money to send them, their crew, and all of their equipment to Pompeii to record them without an audience. David played with Syd long before there was a Pink Floyd, or even The Tea Set. He was the perfect replacement. Syd wrote some great song, he was innovative, and definitely deserves a lot of credit. But he also wrote some quirky pop songs, that the rest of the band moved away from. They were successful without Syd, while his own solo career took a dive. I don't like saying negatives about him, but to say that the band suffered without him, is pure ridiculousness. And let's not forget, David played on half of their 2nd album, so giving Syd all the credit for their success, just doesn't make sense.

​@@AFloridaSonseriously like wtf was that comment haha? Some dude that knows Syd's name and think that makes him know the band and its history?

Yes. Although he played the Hammond, not the wonderful Farfisa.

Was Wright even using a synthesizer at this time? It looks like B3, Piano, RMI organ and some effects. I don't even see a Mellotron….Amazing colors and textures he got out of his rig....Brilliant Keyboardist and composer. RIP

The king of the haunted hammond

really miss him and Jon Lord

@@thomasdixon1369 is a l100 i guess back then he didn't own a b10 for himself only EMI did and behind him is a farfisa compact duo

I agree 100% I have the dvd directors cut .Love the Pink Floyd in the early years.

@@garyclark9185 pre-dark side floyd was some weird and amazing stuff, so awesome a band came around and made that music for us to enjoy. So glad these guys were born and especially Syd Barrett. Without him there would have never been pink floyd, and the music they made after he left was all basically based on him

James Silva I’m in the middle of reading inside out by nick. He Rodger and Richard were in the group with many people at first and Syd eventually joined. I never knew that. So far it’s an incredible book.

Greatest band ever. Period

@@beesnort4944 syd named the band so if he never joined there would have never been pink floyd

Parfait!

Bruh moment

@@sportz2493 this is a bruh moment

A bruh moment

Bruh

Only people ignorant to music in general perceive Pink Floyd as "stupid stoner music".

(tips fedora)

its in fact really nice stoner music

They were stoned surely, but the results are magical.

Not much most likely ,

I'm planning on doing the same thing this year at 46 years old ! Cannot wait.

I’m 54 and only thought Floyd was only the Wall and Dark Side of the Moon. During Covid I went down the PF rabbit hole and I’m still there. This group is so much better than I’d thought.

My dad is 74 aswell and is more into Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard and George jones, it’s wierd how 2 ppl both born in 52’ can have such different music tastes, but to me all music is magic, it depends on the mood and situation. I really like country music ( NOT THE NEW GERNE) when drinking etc and Pink Floyd like this song when I’m all alone in my man-cave, no lights on just letting my mind flow to exotic destinations (no I never use drugs). Even classical music is a breeze when trying to solve a code bug

Haha, waters is indeed one of the greatest lyricists in rock history. Only one better would be Bob Dylan

1ZosoLZ Yes, i know, it was a joke

That’s what I was thinking about just now. Those guys were among the luckiest sons of bitches to have ever walked on this earth. I would kill to be in their shoes

This is literally my dream.

A couple of kids whose playing around there were witness of this performance.

don't forget the LSD

Getting paid to so do. Reality check required.

elsantuariocaifan24 Beautifully put!

That's the best interpretation of this song I ever heard, I wholeheartedly adopt this interpretation.

Funny that you say that. Waters said it was a metaphor for war. First part is the build up. The second part (Mason) is war. The third part is seeing the dead. The last part (Gilmour) is remembering the dead.

wrong way round. First earth was beautiful , then humans created death and chaos.

@@matusmotlo3854 no but exploiting , people , animals , earth , wars, greed it's all human's work and there's a lot more to add.

There were three or four kids from the area that snuck in to see what was going on but they got caught. Just when the roadie was going to boot them floyd said they could stay if they were quiet. They were there for the duration. Lucky bastards.

They may have used fans

There are two different scenes

Lee watching on KZfaq the 14 witches rite thanks

Lee Nuxunumo yeah their discography is absolutely incredible. many people are aware to dive deeper 🏄🏊🌊

Legend says that this performance is what inspired rick right to write the great gig in the sky

@@nagysamuel2575 and funny enough this beats the shit out of Great Gig

Syfoll this is beyond words And great gig is great too Really cant compare the two

John Elie Midnight rock shows at the Lincoln theatre in St. Catharines? If so,me too!

me and my friends first saw this at the Roxy in Toronto we were high on acid and thai sticks.It was beautiful.

75 cents to watch this matchless, timeless masterpiece. I can't believe it... So awesome!!

@Nelson Robert Willis Sounds like such a release after the chaos you just sat through. Beautiful.

He sang pretty well when he wasnt on drugs lmao

The 'famous' Pink Floyd songs arent even their greatest, just look at Dogs for example

"Dogs" was easily the best track on the Animals album.

@@dw89music73 My favorite on the album was "Sheep".

@@doublek321 me too sheep is a classic, love the lyrics and they knit together with the song.

@@dw89music73 Pigs better

Interesting - I had the same thought

Well I hate to break it to you, but "You" will not be playing anything at your funeral ;)

Echoes for my funeral; but this is close

SOYTM for mine...

My ass was high af

@@rygdoomed442 I appreciate your honesty LMAO

To answer your past high ass, which may still be high after 2 years, as far as I remember you weren't that far off. This song is about a battle. First part is the battle itself, and the chaos it brings. Second part is all the dead souls getting their peace after the battle.

I feel the same way about almost every track on this live performance. Echoes, Careful with that Axe, Eugene etc... they all have a deeper sound.

Angel Gd agreed

@@BeeBumper That's what Adrian Maben wanted. He chose Amphitheatre not only by coincidence, but also because it's made of stone and provides good reverb, which suited pre-DSOTM Pink Floyd songs very well.

I always thought that was a totally cooler name for this song, but saucerful of secrets works just as well.

In their prime before both decided to quit on the band after WYWH

08:45

Yea, verily. Amen.

Dalia Burgoin you need to make yourself again. .. with this

Truer words have rarely been spoken! Saucerful of Secrets may have been concieved in 1968, and recorded here in October 1971, but it still touches us today, more than 45 years later. And, it'll continue to do so for another god-knows-how-many-years... Cheers:)

Dalia Burgoin watch the last part of furry slow speed Pink Floyd on KZfaq

I highly doubt syd taught David anything but you may be right

I think its great therapy to get the anger out. Iwould love to buy a gong and beat the shit out of it.My neihbors might not like it too much.But if it works for me I don't care.

Beautiful in caos! Thats Whats is! A universe creating Life in The nothing.

There’s a 1969 live one that’s great

As a bassist I approve this message.

The crowd was there. The souls of the Romans who died in Pompei.

+Randall Schoverling That would have been awesome. There is almost no footage of King Crimson's early line ups.

well..nice idea

That is a very narrow minded point of view

Your review may be narrow minded, but highly accurate.

Jack Costas Not narrow minded at all. It's a fact that no band will ever be capable of shaping music as they did.

mira vos che

Porcupine tree

James Sudimak A shame that he is so underrated. He's one of the best of that era.

Peace Harmony he's probably the worst drummer of that era, just listen to Bill Bruford (King Crimson), Charles Hayward (This Heat, Camberwell Now) or the king : Christian Vander from Magma

I love Bruford and Vander, but their approach to drumming is very different from Mason's; sometimes simplicity and groove is just as impressive as virtuosity.

i should listen more carefully then, but Pink Floyd is always a bit overrated for me, even if they have some very great melodies. Bands like Henry Cow deserve more attention in my opinion.James Sudimak

***** agreed

Don't forget Rick. Lol

they have to improve a lot tho

​@@Israel-jr5ks there's no presence of israel, even pink floyd members say that their self

Imo the band is just fantastic that is really what I think!

​@@DaPeanutButteroh by the way which ones pink?

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Saludos desde la paz, que bueno que escuche buena música

Otro paceño aquí celebrando este temazo

Saludos desde Costa Rica mis amigos latinos 🤟🏻

Sebastian Licona não chore por ter acabado, sorria pois aconteceu

Gino Funes it certainly does feel profound. the sounds present are extraordinary 💻✨

This is God's voice. No one can understand it, but they know it's beautiful.

EDIT: I just typed out what Floyd meant by each section of this piece, but.... why spoil it, you know? Leave it open to interpretation. :)

I think that is about get much bad in life and the things start to change to good feelings, intenses and good feelings about everything, in a transcedental level moment.

It's one of my various visions while a have been listening this song

whit at audience of Ghost!