Under Rated is so YT comment cliche nonsense. It’s a good song but the problem is, it doesn’t even come close to what Syd had written and when he was unceremoniously booted...the rest of the band tried to pen Syd Barrett-esque songs...which luckily they abandoned in favor of Meddle a few albums later
Rick's songs are some of the most pretty and recognizable in the Floyd catalog IMO, along with Summer '68, See-Saw, Remember A Day & Burning Bridges. His tunes remind me of being in a dream and a day before innocence lost. Listen to Rick sing in Burning Bridges, just beautiful. Wright was the most underrated and over-looked member of the band. He was in charge of the Azimuth Co--ordinator after all, literally painting concert venues in quadraphonic bliss for everyone to enjoy. Respect!
100%. From what I've read, in early '68 EMI actually tried to convince Rick to leave PF along with Syd because they thought that the duo would be more successful without Waters and Mason.
I'd never heard melodic drums until I saw Nick Mason playing them on this video. He really makes them sing. I love this song, and Remember A Day. I've found that not many Floyd fans go back this far. 😊
I'm pleased to say I go back this far! I was even at the RAH to see them on the Nice/Hendrix tour. I imagine there is a whole army of us oldies out there!
I have the Pink Floyd "Masters of Rock" LP, only released in England. For me, hearing "Paintbox" for the first time was a revelation: the subject matter, the jazz-minimalism of the piano, Wright's vocals, Nick Mason's drums....it all comes together. And the fade-out is just as groovy as "See Emily Play"'s. Glad I discovered these 'promo videos' on TH-cam.
Last night I had too much to drink Sitting in a club with so many fools Playing to rules Trying to impress but feeling rather empty I had another drink Drink - a - drink - a - drink - a - drink What a way to spend that evening They all turn up with their friends Playing the game But in the scene I should have been Far away Away - away - away - away - away Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before I open the door to an empty room Then I forget The telephone rings and someone speaks She would very much like to go out to a show So what can I do - I can't think what to say She sees through anyway Away - away - away - away - away Out of the front door I go Traffic's moving rather slow Arriving late, there she waits Looking very angry, as cross as she can be Be - a - be - a - be - a - be - a - be Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before I open the door to an empty room Then I forget
This song eerily describes my life...just got home from a visit to the local pub where I met nobody new, and got a text from an old female friend who wants to see a movie tomorrow. Weird.
Rick Wright was so gorgeous he was so intelligent. The man was a fantastic ranger and musician and I love his voice as well I think he was a really great composer in his own modern way it was so fantastic early Pink Floyd was absolutely amazing.
An absolute trippy masterpiece by the woefully underrated keyboardist/singer Richard Wright. Interesting to see David playing a Tele, and Roger on a Rickenbacker.
DG's Tele was his first electric - a gift from his parents apparently. RW used a Rick up to (and including, I think) Ummagumma. You can see it on the insert photo with all the gear.
You might like this, solo artist with Pink Floyd influences, he does all the instruments himself: th-cam.com/video/U9RABCYQjCE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=leonardosoundweaver
At this point Syd was MIA they had to bring David in or completely fall apart. Not underestimating Syd's contributions and influence. Which was outstanding
This is my first time hearing "Paintbox" in stereo. I'm used to it being in mono. This sounds great! There were sounds I never even noticed in the song until now. Also, my first time seeing not only the full video, but it in high quality!
Indeed, I thought the same thing! And I’m listening with my iPhone 12 Pro Max and I keep glancing left to see where the percussion sound is coming out of. Hell, I was 16 when I first heard this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is one of my favourite pink Floyd songs. Ngl. I mean sure my list of favourite pink Floyd songs is about a mile long, but this is one of the ones I relisten to quite often. It's so dreamy to listen to.
I'm so old I remember paying $8.50 for Pink Floyd tickets for the "Animals" tour. And what a show! Rick Wright's piano also shines in the outro for "St. Tropez". Rest in peace sir. You earned it.
Rick's singing gives me hundreds of thousands bars of pure life 💚💚💚💚💚 He's voice is so calmed and it sounds even more lovely when he plays at the same time and that side smile he had... I'm crying
I couldn't help but browsing through your TH-cam profile, Zandranika, after reading your comment...Only a true, heartfelt Pink Floyd fan would write a comment like that on Richard... And I wasn't wrong....Nice channel!...Like I said..A true heartfelt fellow Pink Floyd fan... 😃👍
Wow, they remastered the hell out of this video. It looks fantastic. Now for the first time I can see it was shot at the site of the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair.
Beautiful tune written and sung by Richard Wright. And yes, that IS Syd Barrett on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and backing vocals. Gilmour is on the promo film though.
I simply love this song, one of the best melodies and and arrangements by Pink Floyd. Well crafted and very beautiful! I have discovered it in the album Relics!
I have been listening to Floyd for over 20 years and I am not just starting to scratch the surface of their early stuff. As a teen I started with The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, slowly getting other albums as time went on. However I did not listen to much of the early stuff before Atom Hearth Mother. I recently started purchasing all their original LPs, the Early Years box set and going through all that has given me a new perspective on Floyd. I still think the 70's era is their best, but the 60's was their coolest stuff because it was so random and experimental. Pink Floyd is the greatest band to ever exist. The Dark Side of the Moon has been on the top 200 charts for more than 18 years. Between the Early Years box set, the Immersion sets and the Later Years box set plus all the LPs and other releases I have enough Floyd for a life time. I only wish they had another 50 years to release more music. And for all of you that do not know there is a lot of solo stuff from Wright, Gilmour, Mason and Waters to keep you busy enjoying The Pink Floyd for years and years... I refer to it as The Pink Floyd Universe (PFU). And then there are the releases in 5.1 surround sound. Mind blown over and over, no drugs required.
I always loved this song, even though it's a bit camp for me in places. The exchange of ideas in rock music at this time was just so intense, you can easily hear A Day In The Life influencing this song, then a year later you can feel Pink Floyds influence on the Magical Mystery Tour EP. Blur owe a huge debt to everything in this song during their British Culture period, especially Damon, his whole vocal style is right here.
What a beautiful, gentle voice and such a beautiful, talented, gentle man, and oh! ,did I forget to mention just how utterly cool he looked. Loved him in the film, Live At Pompei, where he sings in the masterpiece Echoes. God Bless and God Rest Richard Wright.
I've always believed some of the Floyd's best work included this moody, mini-masterpiece from Rick Wright. Songs like this, Remember A Day and It Would Be So Nice are all on my Floyd all-time list.
Sometimes these " Amateur " or beginning songs, groups, videos, show the honing in and more creativity and art than later mega productions. The black and white, skillful positioning angles and views were quite artistic and could stand alone as high art photography stills. I enjoyed this and have many great memories connected to concerts and times/ friends with Pink Floyd. They and Moody Blues we're trippy, profound, pschological, philosophical another realm groups to me. Thank You for this previously unseen slice of P.F. History. Stay Well All !
Rick's input early on was pivotal. He lived with Syd, their musicality was in sync, and their voices blended perfectly. Nick and Roger were still catching up at this point. Have a listen to the total Rick masterpiece which is "See Saw".
I always loved Rick Wright. He had such a delicate and superb melody knack. That Saucerful of Secret crescendo part is what I have on my phone. What an amazing person he must have been and dearly missed today.
I always thought this was a Syd song. Rick does an excellant job on lyrics and painting the illusion of the former artist at the helm. A great one of a kind tune.
A Fantastic Song...better than the "Apple's and Oranges" A side by a psychedelic mile. It's shoulder to shoulder with the best of Syd's writing. Rick's compositions were always so melodic.Like the last bit of "Shine on..." (part 8) that people often miss. R.I.P. Richard Wright.🎹🎶☀️🌋🎵🎭
1st time in my life I've found a PINK FLOYD video at.... 50 views :) Guys all the best, I'll be happy to see this climbing to millions views on my next visit :) I love Pink Floyd's history. Respect and gratitude , Thank you :)
One of their most underrated songs. It was the first song in which Pink Floyd used the rather unusual Emadd9 chord, which was also key to future Floyd classics including "Breathe", "Dogs", "Welcome to the Machine", and "Hey You". Rick introduced the band to some rather unusual and unique chords as far as 1960's and 1970's rock n' roll was concerned
Rick Wright is such an underrated singer. RIP
MaxPap Yes, Rick is a great singer!
I cannot overate just how much I agree with that.
.......and of course great song
And a great songwriter
My favorite songs are the ones he sings
Underrated song. One of my favorite early songs of theirs...RIP Richard Wright
The first time I have ever heard this! Such a surprise!
What a fantastic composition, so Floydian.
yeah most people in the UK heard it but it was only in till the US compilation relics that the US audience heard it on a US release.
It would be so nice, to me, is a better Rick Wright song. Sadly there's no video for that one
Under Rated is so YT comment cliche nonsense. It’s a good song but the problem is, it doesn’t even come close to what Syd had written and when he was unceremoniously booted...the rest of the band tried to pen Syd Barrett-esque songs...which luckily they abandoned in favor of Meddle a few albums later
OH_I _Will it was only roger who tried to copy syd, ricks stuff was unique and genuinely good
One of the most underrated tunes from Pink Floyd and one of Richard Wright’s best.
Darth Sansari pink floyd said that they hated this song lol
Gabriel Belmont Ferr I know but that doesn’t mean I dont love it. It’s one of the best songs on Relics man come on.
Darth Sansari Totally, Nick Mason is at his most creative on drums on this fantastic Rick composition xD
I think they said they hated It would be so Nice, not this
Eh, remember a day is my favorite Wright inspired tune. This song and summer of 68 are a very close second.
This and "Remember a Day" are two underappreciated Rick Wright penned gems.
It Would Be So Nice too
Why do you think they’re under appreciated?
Don’t forget See-Saw
A Summer 68
And*
Rick's songs are some of the most pretty and recognizable in the Floyd catalog IMO, along with Summer '68, See-Saw, Remember A Day & Burning Bridges. His tunes remind me of being in a dream and a day before innocence lost. Listen to Rick sing in Burning Bridges, just beautiful. Wright was the most underrated and over-looked member of the band. He was in charge of the Azimuth Co--ordinator after all, literally painting concert venues in quadraphonic bliss for everyone to enjoy. Respect!
James H he has a album called wet dream haha
I never made that connection, but yes, they are all rather pastoral. See Saw is fantastic.
And what about stay and the Great gig in the sky and the most important wearing inside out?
See-saw and remember a day.
I named my keyboard after Rick. He's my #1 keyboard inspiration.
Born in 69 still jamming this at 54 in 2023 bless you all
Born in 65 and I love it always. Bless you, young boy !
1969? You're just a pup! 😆👍
You must be far out , where you born at Woodstock ?
@@mikeday9548no,but that would have been cool rock on brother
I love it how they upload video of their least popular songs...Loved each and every songs from them...
romarssi everything!! I like how the band has a different sound for each song and that's one of the reasons pink floyd Is my #1 favorite band
Their least popular songs are my favorite...
romarssi everything!!
Every song really? Even this one
th-cam.com/video/V9dK-r0htXI/w-d-xo.html ??
Gene PHOEBUS yeah that's when you know the significance of particular bands
My favourite band .musicians everyone of them.
Lest we forget that Syd and Rick were the original creative heart of the Floyd.
100%. From what I've read, in early '68 EMI actually tried to convince Rick to leave PF along with Syd because they thought that the duo would be more successful without Waters and Mason.
Don't you be remindin nobody boy!
yeh great comment
Don't jump David!!!
You haven't learned to fly yet...
Hahahahah
Not yet
shroomhilda good one ;)
Beat me to it! LOL
But he has a strong urge to fly
But he has nowhere to fly to.
he learn to fly 30 years after this
I'd never heard melodic drums until I saw Nick Mason playing them on this video. He really makes them sing.
I love this song, and Remember A Day. I've found that not many Floyd fans go back this far. 😊
I'm pleased to say I go back this far! I was even at the RAH to see them on the Nice/Hendrix tour. I imagine there is a whole army of us oldies out there!
@@QHarefield Indeed we are! 😁
His drumming on Astronomy Domine is also spectacular
Nick's drumming on this one is simply superb
he gets forgotten because he's a champ of a role player , not a ego maniac(unusual for drummer ;)
@@onoyudont He's very humble.
The glue of the band
Relics has to be one of my favourite albums. Every track a classic.
Richard's voice is so beautiful, clean and calm. I wish hear more songs with his voice :(
"Paintbox" is one of my all time favorites by Pink Floyd!
Rick's songs were always something special...very timeless in their appeal...
after half a century, the music video is finally released! only Pink Floyd can.
Been around in bootleg circles for at least a couple decades.
Same with Beatles actually and this isn't new.
I am forever grateful to the group for shaping my life, and philosophical logic and beliefs.
I am a disabled experimental physicist now.
expand the mind
Bill Russell smoke weed everyday
Andy Gadd , secondary progressive multiple sclerosis.
Andy Gadd thank you.
Andy Gadd should I try to help save humanity with the physics I understand or just let it go?
I have the Pink Floyd "Masters of Rock" LP, only released in England. For me, hearing "Paintbox" for the first time was a revelation: the subject matter, the jazz-minimalism of the piano, Wright's vocals, Nick Mason's drums....it all comes together. And the fade-out is just as groovy as "See Emily Play"'s. Glad I discovered these 'promo videos' on TH-cam.
Last night I had too much to drink
Sitting in a club with so many fools
Playing to rules
Trying to impress but feeling rather empty
I had another drink
Drink - a - drink - a - drink - a - drink
What a way to spend that evening
They all turn up with their friends
Playing the game
But in the scene I should have been
Far away
Away - away - away - away - away
Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before
I open the door to an empty room
Then I forget
The telephone rings and someone speaks
She would very much like to go out to a show
So what can I do - I can't think what to say
She sees through anyway
Away - away - away - away - away
Out of the front door I go
Traffic's moving rather slow
Arriving late, there she waits
Looking very angry, as cross as she can be
Be - a - be - a - be - a - be - a - be
Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before
I open the door to an empty room
Then I forget
Syed ARAF Hossain turn up
I saw this esene before
This song eerily describes my life...just got home from a visit to the local pub where I met nobody new, and got a text from an old female friend who wants to see a movie tomorrow. Weird.
Thank you for sharing the lyrics! :}
Greetings from Brasil ^^
Muchas gracias
Richard Wright forever.
I like how David is playing around with his knobs as if he is even plugged into an amp. He takes it so seriously
Rick Wright was so gorgeous he was so intelligent. The man was a fantastic ranger and musician and I love his voice as well I think he was a really great composer in his own modern way it was so fantastic early Pink Floyd was absolutely amazing.
Imagine how different music today would be if David Gilmour had fallen off that bridge.
Don't even wanna think about that
His shoes were sticked to the bridge
It's allright, he'd learn to fly
Omg 😂😂
Yeah there’d be no David Gilmour.
Official music video released after 50 years.. Only PF can do that..
It's been around in bootleg circles for at least a couple decades now.
An absolute trippy masterpiece by the woefully underrated keyboardist/singer Richard Wright. Interesting to see David playing a Tele, and Roger on a Rickenbacker.
DG's Tele was his first electric - a gift from his parents apparently. RW used a Rick up to (and including, I think) Ummagumma. You can see it on the insert photo with all the gear.
Nick's drums are pretty wild on this too. Just a cool song overall.
Telecasters were part of Dave's arsenal. He used a Tele to give some extra bite to his soloing on Dogs from the Animals album.
Its so sad that there will be no band like pink floyd in the future. But their songs will always be great.
The Universe will put it all together again, somewhere, someday. Magic will never cease. Not in our lifetime, though.
You might like this, solo artist with Pink Floyd influences, he does all the instruments himself: th-cam.com/video/U9RABCYQjCE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=leonardosoundweaver
Syd Barrett on guitar. Mimed by Gilmour.
Yeah, indeed, the miming isn't that great.
Saaad af
❤❤️🥰🥰
At this point Syd was MIA they had to bring David in or completely fall apart. Not underestimating Syd's contributions and influence. Which was outstanding
Reminiscent of the See Emily Play video filmed under a bridge with Dave, not Syd. Gotta wonder if they were filmed around the same time
This is my first time hearing "Paintbox" in stereo. I'm used to it being in mono. This sounds great! There were sounds I never even noticed in the song until now. Also, my first time seeing not only the full video, but it in high quality!
Cam Vaillancourt was it stereo on Relics?
Indeed, I thought the same thing! And I’m listening with my iPhone 12 Pro Max and I keep glancing left to see where the percussion sound is coming out of. Hell, I was 16 when I first heard this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Read above please
Cameron, I never understood mono for psychedelic songs it doesn’t trip you out enough
@@vivalapsychI'm replying 3 yrs late, but I don't think it was stereo for Relics, although there were some others made into stereo on that release.
This is one of my favourite pink Floyd songs. Ngl. I mean sure my list of favourite pink Floyd songs is about a mile long, but this is one of the ones I relisten to quite often. It's so dreamy to listen to.
I'm so old I remember paying $8.50 for Pink Floyd tickets for the "Animals" tour. And what a show!
Rick Wright's piano also shines in the outro for "St. Tropez". Rest in peace sir. You earned it.
Dave in practice for standing on top of the wall 13 years later...
That’s Syd. 🙂
that's only Syd in your ears
I was worried for him.
Andrew Helmers that’s David Gilmore standing up there. Not Syd.
Dave wasn’t in the band yet was he?
Wright was my favourite Floyd of everytime
Same here, Sal.
Parece que lo grabaron apenas ayer :) Que perfecta calidad!
Si. La calidad es tremenda.
Richard Wright's voice is unreal!
Rick's singing gives me hundreds of thousands bars of pure life 💚💚💚💚💚
He's voice is so calmed and it sounds even more lovely when he plays at the same time and that side smile he had... I'm crying
I couldn't help but browsing through your TH-cam profile, Zandranika, after reading your comment...Only a true, heartfelt Pink Floyd fan would write a comment like that on Richard...
And I wasn't wrong....Nice channel!...Like I said..A true heartfelt fellow Pink Floyd fan... 😃👍
Como é bom ouvir Richard Wright cantar! ❤🎶
Leandro Pereira eu tenho é maravilhoso, tão bom quanto os álbuns do Pink Floyd.
Um br comentando antes de todos ♡
Wagner Ribeiro de Santana o a saucerful of secrets é um dos meus favoritos por isso, é uma pena a voz do rick ter sido deixada de lado
Recomendo também a música "Remember a Day"
Sinto tanta saudade!
Nick doesn't get along with the playback... So funny!
Oh man, good old Nick!
I love your channel.
but Rick is showing signs of life, he was as important as Syd in those days, Syd loved Rick very much.....
Antídoto 1:32 oops....nick
Stupid lip sync LOL !!!
My mum use to put this on for me to get Me asleep as a kid, no wonder I love this song to bits
Cool mum
I understand you...
This memory of yours moved me.
We were once upon a time kids, with once upon a time moms..😑 💙
Not every day I get to listen to a Pink Floyd song I've never heard before, this is awesome! RIP Rick.
I agree..first time hearing this song..
@@lewisowens284 Pink Floyd is definitely one of my "if I had a time machine" bands.
song is underrated as hell, this is a masterpiece
The best song ever made in those early years.
Rest In Peace 🕊️❤🙏Rick Wright. U will be missed forever in our heart 💓
Just makes me want to go back to my childhood so much it hurts .long live the 1960 s
Oh great! A new song from my favourite band.
This one's sure to be a hit.
glad you like it - ii have heard it first in 1969 and it still stand still........Rick is Grandfather....
Yeah these guys have talent. Hope to see them live in...never.
It's not new, I'm pretty sure it was on relics
It was a joke MidChaff.
Trixmay 988 oh, i fell for it haha
Pink Floyd, the band that just keeps on giving. Love.
Looks like the Atomium in Brussels behind them. Love Rick’s contributions to Floyd and his singing.
This song is a Banger, thanks Mr. Floyd and the boys
Mr. Floyd and the boys? But which one's Pink?
@@CristiNeagu 🗿
@@shegy2006 lmfaoooooo Roger Water reference ftw 🤣🤣 he's amazing though love it
Rick had such a lovely singing voice. Very calming to listen to.
You can tell what a great drummer Nick will become with this song.
Beautiful song, very psychedelic, very late 60’s. Sounds better than 99% of the complete crap in the charts today.
👍👍👍👍👍✨!
Couldn't agree more with you?
Oldhead 💔💔💔
I think I found another favorite Pink Floyd song. Glad to see I'm not alone
Se ven prometedores estos jóvenes...
Andrés Muñoz. 😃 Cierto? 😉
Si tan solo este canal de televisión belga hubiera sabido entonces qué tan lejos llegaría esta banda.....
Ya escuchaste su nuevo sencillo Corporal Clegg??
Wow, they remastered the hell out of this video. It looks fantastic. Now for the first time I can see it was shot at the site of the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair.
Gotta be among the VERY BEST TUNES - they EVER did. Period ⭐.
Beautiful tune written and sung by Richard Wright. And yes, that IS Syd Barrett on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and backing vocals. Gilmour is on the promo film though.
I love this song! And now we've got an official music video to go along it!
I simply love this song, one of the best melodies and and arrangements by Pink Floyd. Well crafted and very beautiful! I have discovered it in the album Relics!
One of my top Pink Floyd songs😊🌹👍
One of my fave PF songs. I miss the old lyrics of the 60's and early 70's that just sang about real everyday simple life like this one.
Excelente composición y por supuesto que viene de Rick, agregandole el toque Psicodélico de Barrett.
1:07 a mi me encanta esta parte...jaja no se esa bajada es corta pero me encanta
I have been listening to Floyd for over 20 years and I am not just starting to scratch the surface of their early stuff. As a teen I started with The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, slowly getting other albums as time went on. However I did not listen to much of the early stuff before Atom Hearth Mother. I recently started purchasing all their original LPs, the Early Years box set and going through all that has given me a new perspective on Floyd. I still think the 70's era is their best, but the 60's was their coolest stuff because it was so random and experimental. Pink Floyd is the greatest band to ever exist. The Dark Side of the Moon has been on the top 200 charts for more than 18 years. Between the Early Years box set, the Immersion sets and the Later Years box set plus all the LPs and other releases I have enough Floyd for a life time. I only wish they had another 50 years to release more music. And for all of you that do not know there is a lot of solo stuff from Wright, Gilmour, Mason and Waters to keep you busy enjoying The Pink Floyd for years and years... I refer to it as The Pink Floyd Universe (PFU). And then there are the releases in 5.1 surround sound. Mind blown over and over, no drugs required.
I always loved this song, even though it's a bit camp for me in places. The exchange of ideas in rock music at this time was just so intense, you can easily hear A Day In The Life influencing this song, then a year later you can feel Pink Floyds influence on the Magical Mystery Tour EP. Blur owe a huge debt to everything in this song during their British Culture period, especially Damon, his whole vocal style is right here.
Rick was just so adorable and underrated
Only underrated by Roger Waters.
This is my first time hearing this song. Richards voice is so smooth and soft ❤️
I thought I had heard everything. Can't recall this. Beautiful!
Richard era o mais tímido da banda
Mas soltou a voz nessa grande cançao ,feita por ele mesmo .
Paint box
Melhor banda de todos os tempos .PINK FLOYD
Rick Wright these is on of the greatest songs on the early years of pink floyd
Rick Wright's voice is cool and very pleasant to hear🔊🎤🎶🎵his songs 💙❤💛💚💗💝💖
Delle Sitchon true , but too bad he didn't get to sing lots of songs back in the day
My FAVorite early Floyd. The rhythmic switchups are just awesome.
Max volume with headphones still don't do the trick. I NEED IT LOUDER!!!
What a beautiful, gentle voice and such a beautiful, talented, gentle man, and oh! ,did I forget to mention just how utterly cool he looked. Loved him in the film, Live At Pompei, where he sings in the masterpiece Echoes. God Bless and God Rest Richard Wright.
Recorded on a bridge near ‘Het Atomium’ in Brussels, Belgium
bridge no longer there...…….
I _THOUGHT_ so! Thanks for the confirmation.
I've always believed some of the Floyd's best work included this moody, mini-masterpiece from Rick Wright. Songs like this, Remember A Day and It Would Be So Nice are all on my Floyd all-time list.
Let me tell you watching old Pink Floyd like this is like having a huge acid trip to the past.
Sometimes these " Amateur " or beginning songs, groups, videos, show the honing in and more creativity and art than later mega productions. The black and white, skillful positioning angles and views were quite artistic and could stand alone as high art photography stills. I enjoyed this and have many great memories connected to concerts and times/ friends with Pink Floyd. They and Moody Blues we're trippy, profound, pschological, philosophical another realm groups to me. Thank You for this previously unseen slice of P.F. History. Stay Well All !
Cameraman didn't like Roger?
fsm1965 Roger can be an unlikable person.
Who can blame them absolute mug rodger
Cameraman could be an Israeli... LOL
Horse face
Does anyone hahahaha
Rick's input early on was pivotal. He lived with Syd, their musicality was in sync, and their voices blended perfectly. Nick and Roger were still catching up at this point. Have a listen to the total Rick masterpiece which is "See Saw".
QUEM SE LEMBRA DA PARÊ NA CIDADE DE VALINHOS SP, SÓ TOCAVA PINK FLOYD🙌🙌🙌🙌
I love this,, One of Rick's best,, I wish he had sang on more songs,, Miss him so much,, RIP,, he was the heart ❤of Pink Floyd
This one and "See Saw"- songs can have a soul!
Rick, you are one of my favorite songwriters. RIP.
finally their old songs are getting uploaded
The songs is so amazing on so many levels
Perfection
Pure musical virtuosity
I always wonder why underrated songs are such a gem.
Rest in peace Richard Wright we miss you dearly and when they get around to asking that asinine question which one's pink? I always say Rick Wright
I always loved Rick Wright. He had such a delicate and superb melody knack. That Saucerful of Secret crescendo part is what I have on my phone. What an amazing person he must have been and dearly missed today.
Oh Rick...
Wonderful
Oh this is beautiful. What a BEAUTIFUL piece of musical history!
Underrated masterpiece!
I always thought this was a Syd song. Rick does an excellant job on lyrics and painting the illusion of the former artist at the helm. A great one of a kind tune.
A Fantastic Song...better than the "Apple's and Oranges" A side by a psychedelic mile. It's shoulder to shoulder with the best of Syd's writing. Rick's compositions were always so melodic.Like the last bit of "Shine on..." (part 8) that people often miss. R.I.P. Richard Wright.🎹🎶☀️🌋🎵🎭
Rick was a better singer, musician and writer than Syd imo
This song is stuck in my head and I've listened to it several times today.
I feel hypnotized.
1st time in my life I've found a PINK FLOYD video at.... 50 views :)
Guys all the best, I'll be happy to see this climbing to millions views on my next visit :)
I love Pink Floyd's history. Respect and gratitude , Thank you :)
FOTIS CASPER It's getting there.. 😉
By the way, Jim Morrison👍
One of their most underrated songs. It was the first song in which Pink Floyd used the rather unusual Emadd9 chord, which was also key to future Floyd classics including "Breathe", "Dogs", "Welcome to the Machine", and "Hey You". Rick introduced the band to some rather unusual and unique chords as far as 1960's and 1970's rock n' roll was concerned
RIP RICHARD WRIGHT
50 bloody years old, and still fresh as a daisy !
Одна из самых любимых ранних песен. 👍
Wish I could have been around London in this time, what an incredible era for music, fashion and culture
I Love this Song! ❤️