I love all the classic Floyd stuff, but this song touches a place that is very personal and peaceful and wonderful. You can almost smell the sea air and feel the sand on your feet. One of my favorites.
Do you know what has changed? The relationship between music and people. People don't like music as much as they did in the 90s, 80s, 70s, 60s and 50s. That's why "music is dead"
@@goube2000 yup. Now they only like music about wet ass things and the number or Grammys you win is in direct correlation with the circumference of your ass.
Such a lovely song! I think it may sound melancholic to some because of the trick Roger used - a serene dreamy Gmaj7 chord followed by a G minor 6 which usually seems unstable and unsettling (the bass line emphasized it here). But I think it's a nice combination, overall it sounds so cozy, langurous. Real pleasure to sing. Back in those days Pink Floyd could allow themselves to make something like that, not so dark and heart-wrenching.
Great lyrics, btw But I found this song depressing, I think that this song is a reference to World War II, a obscure meaning while the music sounds happy yet melancholy Hail Pink Floyd
I do appreciate your efforts here, but you are incorrect in the first line of this song: it is "... slide a rind down behind," not "slide a line down behind..." This is a common error; but take a look here for confirmation: www.pink-floyd-lyrics.com/html/san-tropez-meddle-lyrics.html
la copertina di meddle, è stata sempre un dilemma, solo quando ho avuto le giuste informazioni sono riuscito a capire cosa fosse. Credo che senza non lo avrei mai capito.
Se magari ce lo spieghi anche a noi 😅 Per la questione Rita Pavone ti spiego: Esiste una curiosa leggenda metropolitana circa la cantante italiana Rita Pavone, secondo la quale proprio in questo brano del disco Meddle, la Pavone verrebbe citata nel verso «I hear your soft voice calling to me / Making a date for Rita Pavone ( fonte Wikipedia)
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I love all the classic Floyd stuff, but this song touches a place that is very personal and peaceful and wonderful. You can almost smell the sea air and feel the sand on your feet. One of my favorites.
Music just isn't the same anymore...
Omer Imtiaz there's still new music similar to this song and other good music too. You just have to look.
Agreed Sir Omer 101%
its still the same,the music industry is the one thats changed
Do you know what has changed? The relationship between music and people. People don't like music as much as they did in the 90s, 80s, 70s, 60s and 50s. That's why "music is dead"
@@goube2000 yup. Now they only like music about wet ass things and the number or Grammys you win is in direct correlation with the circumference of your ass.
This is Roger singing? It sounds like a young Roger. I always loved this song. You feel like your there.
Richard's piano playing is exquisite in this track!
The of the best pink Floyd songs, I ember spending six months in Europe and listing to this song every day. Bri,gas back memories.
Right on
Such a lovely song! I think it may sound melancholic to some because of the trick Roger used - a serene dreamy Gmaj7 chord followed by a G minor 6 which usually seems unstable and unsettling (the bass line emphasized it here). But I think it's a nice combination, overall it sounds so cozy, langurous. Real pleasure to sing. Back in those days Pink Floyd could allow themselves to make something like that, not so dark and heart-wrenching.
Meddle was one of the first tape I ever received for a present, i was like 12 y/o and I was hooked on the sound, I could not believe it.
Pink Floyd is the only band that makes me look inside myself...
Greetings from Brazil... 🇧🇷
Give me this on the radio over The Wall any day!
Always uplifting and carefree.
Great lyrics, btw
But I found this song depressing, I think that this song is a reference to World War II, a obscure meaning while the music sounds happy yet melancholy
Hail Pink Floyd
What is the liric about?
The song is about what Waters thought the average day in San Tropez would be like.
It’s about his time with the band and family in San Tropez in ‘70
Never mind the study , listen the sound of pink Floyd its better than chemistry...
Hahahahahahaha! Pink Floyd is chemistry!
Toda la música de Pink Floyd fluye a través de mis neuronas y me lleva al éxtasis por caminos diversos
Nice song...seems to make you think of lazy days with nothing to do...while you're away from your woman.
Good then good now ❤
I do appreciate your efforts here, but you are incorrect in the first line of this song: it is "... slide a rind down behind," not "slide a line down behind..." This is a common error; but take a look here for confirmation: www.pink-floyd-lyrics.com/html/san-tropez-meddle-lyrics.html
*-* amo esa canción, es de mis preferidas de PF :3
Like se la sentite nel 2019
MAKE A DATE FOR RITA PAVONE
August 2021 in Brazil... 🇧🇷
Grande troppo bello
MAKE A DATE FOR RITA PAVONE :)
Let's gonna sing
Cornbread genuine.
la copertina di meddle, è stata sempre un dilemma, solo quando ho avuto le giuste informazioni sono riuscito a capire cosa fosse. Credo che senza non lo avrei mai capito.
MAKE A DATE FOR RITA PAVONE
@@ilcampigiano5502 MAKE A DATE FOR YOUR SISTER!
@@elettricflow7097 make a date per to'mae
@@ilcampigiano5502 non ti capisco, e neanche me ne frega, percio' addio!
Se magari ce lo spieghi anche a noi 😅
Per la questione Rita Pavone ti spiego: Esiste una curiosa leggenda metropolitana circa la cantante italiana Rita Pavone, secondo la quale proprio in questo brano del disco Meddle, la Pavone verrebbe citata nel verso «I hear your soft voice calling to me / Making a date for Rita Pavone ( fonte Wikipedia)
CAPOLAVORO
Pianer is beeyouteafull
Chris Cook that’s Rick Wright the legendary keyboardist of Pink Floyd.
😃 That's just how my Grandmom pronounced "piano".
MAKE A DATE FOR RITA PAVONE
... la Pavone asserisce di averli conosciuti nel 1973 ma l'album è del 1971 ...
What the fuck is the song about?
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Shame the lyrics are wrong.
It's a boy