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Check out some of the piano jazz stations on TH-cam tube .they help me be human again and calm me down here amongst pagans 😀.best wishes from Dallas Texas.
Those lyrics are as beautiful as they are brilliant. Poetry. This song is special to me. I’ll spare you the story, but I was tripping when I heard it. I was looking for the kingfisher taking flight.
For those who aren't birdwatchers - the bird singing at the end is a Nightingale. The birds at the start include Nightingale, Song Thrush and Cuckoo. Lovely stuff.
I have been living in the Los Angeles area for many years, never decided to own a house, and all the places that I have lived in there was a nightingale singing for me at night, a strange feeling that it was the same one following me, but now at 64 years of age he has abandoned me, he was with me since I was 30, and he was crazy, always inventing new sounds, but I was laughing some times with his crazy singing, and in the morning he followed me until I got in my car to go to work, I'm really sad.
I needed to relax, so I looked up Granchester Meadows. I am 64 , It takes me back so many years, I love it. It has helped me to relax and let go of the problems in my mind. Now I can go to sleep. I hope to to have wonderfull dreams.
Lived in Cambridge for 4 years and this place used to be my favourite fishing spot, nothing beats the sun rising over the Meadows on a misty morning. Missing England again
SNAP!!! I'm 61 years old and always been a Floyd fan..... But I still think that their early years were the best..... Especially, Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother.... Such a shame that the band never rated the album... Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast.... Absolutely brilliant to listen too on headphones, the same with Grantchester Meadows....
Roger got a big head so he quit the band in 1982. The band kept going and Roger sued them for using the Pink Floyd name brand, etc. Then they played 3 songs together as Pink Floyd live on MTV a while back for a benefit.
As usual there is a lot of malarky. Even David has said that the animosity was mostly in the publics mind. Its true Roger got dictatorial, its also true that after Dark Side of the Moon, the WHOLE band apart from Roger said they were ready to retire and grow vegetables. David said he'd 'likely get back to it as some point' but frankly without Roger there would be no Wall, Animals, or Wish you Were here, or the final cut (which I could have done without). ANyway, it was 'mostly business' when they called it quits. The fact is that all professional musicians eventually get to the point of producing their own stuff and there were just too many producers. Roger threatened to sue when he left, but he left when Pink Floyd as a business was pretty much bankrupt. Dave and Nick didn't like that, Nick admits that he really didn't do much work, but thanks to Bob Ezrin they made another album. Then another album in the nineties. David tried to mend bridges to get Roger to record The Division Bell, according to the song, he was told to f off. Live Eight came along and they did a benefit set of four songs.
This song is so beautiful, with the two of them singing and playing so sweetly together. I want to go down to a meadow and listen to the sound of the nature and the ripples of the water. Like I did in Scotland when I was a little girl. Now I live in Italy, on the island of Elba, there are no rivers, or King Fishers. So it is so lovely to listen to in this very troubled time.
I first listened to this in a friends room in the late 70s but was recently in Granchester with my son walking along these every banks for the first time. To me this song is about gentle beauty wherever it may be and how it haunts our soul in the way that gives life meaning, but on a prosaic level I'm happy to relay that these meadows are still as beautiful as shown in this film and if you ever find yourself in Cambridge you can walk there as freely as you like.
This song takes me back to my time at University in Cambridge, I discovered this song only a few weeks before I graduated, so for me it is a song about saying goodbye to something beautiful you can never get back
Heard this song for the first time and so I am commenting here so that if anybody likes it I can get reminded of this song ... Long live the legacy of Pink Floyd!!!
This song is my history, my home, my world, its me. Deep and green from my English homeland. When I return to England and sit in a meadow I am this song. It paints pictures in my mind I will never forget.
Yes, I like to play The Narrow Way every once in a while… Among many of my favorites of Pink Floyd. Need to learn how to play Grandchester Meadows as well!
In April, 1970 I saw Pink Floyd 1st time at Fillmore East. Quadraphonic bird chirping before show, then ethereal strains of Grantchester Meadows started, and I was so spaced I didn’t even realize show had begun. Acoustic GM into Astronomy Domine...Never did fully come down.
"Icy wind of night be gone this is not your domain" In the sky a bird was heard to cry Misty morning whisperings and gentle stirring sounds Belie the deathly silence that lay all around Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox Gone to ground See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees Laughing as it passes through the endless summer Making for the sea In the lazy water meadow I lay me down All around me golden sun flakes settle on the ground Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox Gone to ground See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees In the lazy water meadow I lay me down All around me golden sun flakes covering the ground Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox Gone to ground See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees
Great track. One listen allows the worrisome world to wash away and release ones shackled soul. It's little wonder why Pink Floyd has remained a lot of peoples favorite band for so long.
There is a video of Kyle, me and my Dad on a boat floating through Okefenokee in Georgia back in 2004, watching alligators, nobody else around us, the sun is out, humidity everywhere, the water surface blended with the trees and the sky. When cutting the video my Dad used this song as background music. Who knew Grantchester Meadows is a perfect fit for Georgia swamps? That was a perfect day. Missing you Kyle, rest in peace.
As this began to play, both of my very, winter bored cats perked up and ran to jump up into the windows! They stayed there during the entire song, searching the trees. I've never heard this lovely song before. Now, I know what I must do..... MORE Floyd in the house for the winter. 😎
Most folk just hear the 3 Floyd songs played in radio 📻.search back and forwards. They have many rich works to sooth and comfort those who thirst and seek a higher way.
Just been to Grantchester, a few miles outside Cambridge. The river is the Cam river that flows through Grantchester, a serene village. No wonder the Pink Floyd made a song on the beauty of this village. David grew up here too.
I prefer the British English pronunciation as well. Yet one must consider, that the current american pronounciation is closer to the way Shakespeare spoke than modern BE. Colonial history apparently conserved it a bit. The "pot" sound [ɒ] for instance is of much more recent origin than you'd think. And whilst its grapheme-phoneme relationship is even more erratic, English spelling also makes more sense to me as opposed to American spelling. I cannot bring myself to write "colour" without the u.
@@ericnekli7631I'm a 52 yo American dude and I put the u in colour, honour, etc. I have a tat that reads, "For Love and Honour". People tried to give me shite telling me I spelled it wrong lol
Grantchester Meadows "Icy wind of night be gone This is not your domain" In the sky a bird was heard to cry. Misty morning whisperings And gentle stirring sounds Belied the deathly silence That lay all around. Hear the lark and harken To the barking of the dog fox Gone to ground. See the splashing of the kingfisher Flashing to the water. And a river of green Is sliding unseen beneath the trees, Laughing as it passes through the endless summer Making for the sea. In the lazy water meadow, I lay me down. All around me golden sun flakes Settle on the ground. Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon, Bringing sounds of yesterday Into this city room. Hear the lark and harken To the barking of the dog fox Gone to ground. See the splashing of the kingfisher Flashing to the water. And a river of green Is sliding unseen beneath the trees, Laughing as it passes through the endless summer Making for the sea.
I'm 53, accomplished international angler...from KY...I know of a creek of white sand in KY where a population of kingfisher have lived my whole life... incredible to see them fish..little predators..plus I'm a PSYCHONAUT..
Great duo of Roger Waters and David Gilmore .... the good old time, "The grass was greener...The light was brighter..The endless river......FOREVER AND EVER"... as they say in "High Hopes"...years later
I am drawn to the birdsong, I love birds more than people now. It is a gradual thing, becoming one with nature, captured in a photograph, forever remembered.
pink floyd es mucho más que una banda de rock, es ardua magia con vehemente deseo de explorar la mente humana y tocar el alma. En ca melodía y cada canción puedes sentir algo tan especial y distinto al resto. no sé cómo describirlo. Es magia
Some 20 years ago, when I was a kid, I'd play Civilization 2 and this would be in the background, on the loop. Empty world would lay ahead, with me leading my people into the unknown.
A very excellent band for sure and I will play them and our story with them in my next radio production : 16.05.2018 20.00 pm. Radio AM at 95,4MhZ & livestream, story and dialog in german
@andyindub I usually find myself wandering around my memory of a calm Lake Tahoe area meadow I recall from my 30s, when I dated a sweet Lisa from that area, 30yrs ago. As a hard working single mother with 2 children & living in a very dusty area, she got angry when I cleaned her house with the enthusiastic assistance of her children (one visit while she was at work) taking it as an accusation that she wasn't a clean person instead of the gift of easing her stress it was meant to be, and realizing she was a type to take things negatively personally instead of positively, I said my good-bye...
Icy wind of night, be gome. This is not your domain. In the sky a bird was heard to cry. Misty morning whisperings and gentle stirring sounds Belied a de athly silence that lay all around. Hear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog fox gone to ground. See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water. And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees, Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea. In the lazy water meadow I lay me down. All around me, Golden sunflakes settle on the ground, Basking in the sunshine of a by gone afternoon, Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room. Hear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog fox gone to ground. See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water. And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees, Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea. In the lazy water meadow I lay me down. All around me, Golden sunflakes covering the ground, Basking in the sunshine of a by gone afternoon, Bringing sounds of yesterday into my city room. Hear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog fox gone to ground. See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water. And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees, Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea.
Well done; and the writing of these lyrics is so important to this piece. the poetic alliteration and use of pacing. . . all very good. I love the line of "the dog-fox gone to ground." Meaning, that he has escaped his pursuers. Somehow, this is integral to the purpose of Grantchester Meadows.
I was sixteen in 1972. I may be old, but I got to work as a nurse, and spend all my money to see David Gilmour play that guitar. The four of them were perfection. Heaven for me will be to do it all over again as a roadie for the band. Who wants to sit in on the Dark Side of the Moon? Or carry gear and watch and listen to the Pompeii rockumentary? Me, that's who. Thanks men, for all the beautiful music.
Pink Floyd's musical compositions will always be greatly appreciated by those of us that love and live for music. Their genius wasn't just playing instruments but also experimenting with sound and manipulating it to induce emotional, mental and physical sensations like none that came before them. Many of their reel-to-reel cut and paste engineering techniques, for instance reverb and tape delay, were copied by many artists and engineers and became standard in the industry. Some news clips from their early days commenting on their quad-sound and multimedia breakthroughs: "1967: Pink Floyd performs the first-ever surround sound concert at “Games for May,” a lavish affair at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall where the band debuts its custom-made quadraphonic speaker system. The technological breakthrough not only amazes and confuses the mass of stoned concert-goers, but it goes on to raise the standard of what audiences would come to expect from a live rock performance." "Pink Floyd had been assaulting their audiences with both sound and light, incorporating rudimentary light shows, complete with abstract films and bubbling, psychedelic oil slide projections, into their live sets ... they were the perfect band to break new ground by offering a true multimedia event." PF are true pioneers of music and their contributions will live on forever!
i mean, the lyric is very good and deep, it really ties the melody together, roger is in his style as always, but david's voice as background is just magneficent
Rupert Brooke, ‘The Old Vicarage, ummagumma my first vinyl my mum loved it bless her i didnt know she was there i was so lost, i think a few tracks lost her
Nikad ali stvarno nikad vise nece se naci grupa kao pink floyd! Oni ostaju zauvijek. I kada sunce bude crveni div i tad ce se slusati pink floyd! Hvala Vam za sve predivne albume i svu muziku koju ste stvarali svih ovih prislih godina. Pink floyd je vjecan!!!
See David Gilmour and Roger Waters singing together is the same feeling of see John Lennon and Paul McCartney at that time. Is such a great feeling
even better for me. David and Roger both ~ k
Too bad Roger and David were never friends...
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For me this song works like a spell, casting away my dark and ominous thoughts, replacing them with sunny warmth like a cloak of security
Ladies & gentlemen, that's how it's supposed to work.
I live in the hood Adam.
This song makes me feel I live on a lake high in the mountains,if just for a moment.☮️💪🏼
Check out some of the piano jazz stations on TH-cam tube .they help me be human again and calm me down here amongst pagans 😀.best wishes from Dallas Texas.
Those lyrics are as beautiful as they are brilliant. Poetry. This song is special to me. I’ll spare you the story, but I was tripping when I heard it. I was looking for the kingfisher taking flight.
@eddiebazan6411 that's the beauty of this music. They captured nature in song beautifully. Maybe you will move into a beautiful place one day?
Lovely song
For those who aren't birdwatchers - the bird singing at the end is a Nightingale. The birds at the start include Nightingale, Song Thrush and Cuckoo. Lovely stuff.
I have been living in the Los Angeles area for many years, never decided to own a house, and all the places that I have lived in there was a nightingale singing for me at night, a strange feeling that it was the same one following me, but now at 64 years of age he has abandoned me, he was with me since I was 30, and he was crazy, always inventing new sounds, but I was laughing some times with his crazy singing, and in the morning he followed me until I got in my car to go to work, I'm really sad.
That's special to me ...as a PSYCHONAUT...
@@ramonarellano4988 He is there. We are here. Much like the nightingale, we change our tunes. Sing high. Sing low. We sing together.
It's predominately skylarks.
this song takes me back to a special place , a special time, the memories , beautiful.
I needed to relax, so I looked up Granchester Meadows. I am 64 , It takes me back so many years, I love it. It has helped me to relax and let go of the problems in my mind. Now I can go to sleep. I hope to to have wonderfull dreams.
Hope you get it. I'm 61 and this music take me back also... 👏🏻🌝👍🏻
It is hardly possible to catch a slacker while there is a shaggy Boris and other "pacifists" in the British parliament.
Lived in Cambridge for 4 years and this place used to be my favourite fishing spot, nothing beats the sun rising over the Meadows on a misty morning. Missing England again
Cambridge is a special place
Pink Floyd is the meaning of life...I'm 63 years old and still feel 20 when listening "Shine on your crazy diamond"
Sane here same bro
This also, most of Ummagumma is cool, and AHM up---
SNAP!!! I'm 61 years old and always been a Floyd fan..... But I still think that their early years were the best..... Especially, Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother.... Such a shame that the band never rated the album... Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast.... Absolutely brilliant to listen too on headphones, the same with Grantchester Meadows....
fuck yeaah!!! long live viejo 🤘🏻
They are channelling The Incredible String Band
Pink Floyd Forever and Ever. Touch my soul as no one else.
Isn't that a pokemon?
Yes, Pink Floyd forever, and ever! They are the best band ever...
+Diego Corredor yes on the tree😂😂
I love the narrow way, all parts, but i can agree with that!!!
This is the best song on the album
right on
careful with that masterpiece, world.
Exactly Eugene.. 🙂
@@jimiguitar100 Who?
@@eugenegd2112 Whom are you axing?
@@rennovattio7818 careful with it tho
oops broke it, I want another
Wonderful to see David & Roger singing together. Great to watch this version with excellent sound and video quality. Thanks for sharing
what's the story with those two? idk much about their history but read somewhere they fought a lot.
Roger got a big head so he quit the band in 1982. The band kept going and Roger sued them for using the Pink Floyd name brand, etc. Then they played 3 songs together as Pink Floyd live on MTV a while back for a benefit.
Shit like this song is why i believe the whole "They were never friends" is a bullshit.
As usual there is a lot of malarky. Even David has said that the animosity was mostly in the publics mind. Its true Roger got dictatorial, its also true that after Dark Side of the Moon, the WHOLE band apart from Roger said they were ready to retire and grow vegetables. David said he'd 'likely get back to it as some point' but frankly without Roger there would be no Wall, Animals, or Wish you Were here, or the final cut (which I could have done without).
ANyway, it was 'mostly business' when they called it quits. The fact is that all professional musicians eventually get to the point of producing their own stuff and there were just too many producers.
Roger threatened to sue when he left, but he left when Pink Floyd as a business was pretty much bankrupt. Dave and Nick didn't like that, Nick admits that he really didn't do much work, but thanks to Bob Ezrin they made another album. Then another album in the nineties. David tried to mend bridges to get Roger to record The Division Bell, according to the song, he was told to f off.
Live Eight came along and they did a benefit set of four songs.
I visited granchester meadows at the weekend, 30 degrees +. Lots of people swimming, out on rafts and boats. A real pleasure to be there.
1969: incredible song
2020: incredible song
3000: incredible song
10000: incredible song
A good and creative way of saying; "TIMELESS". . . like the Spiritual realm.
Agree. I went there today at around 7am and got my phone and played this. Awesome.
AC 1200 : awesome song
@@paperchain1239 that's so cool. I've asked my creator to visit there when I get to heaven ~ kimie
Mighty fine country music.
This song is so beautiful, with the two of them singing and playing so sweetly together.
I want to go down to a meadow and listen to the sound of the nature and the ripples of the water.
Like I did in Scotland when I was a little girl.
Now I live in Italy, on the island of Elba, there are no rivers, or King Fishers. So it is so lovely to listen to in this very troubled time.
I go to a park in a “not so English” part of Dallas and pretend it’s such a place.
Strength and peace ☮️ from Dallas Texas!
At least you have the ocean. Run a bath and leave the water on a tiny bit to make a noise.
I first listened to this in a friends room in the late 70s but was recently in Granchester with my son walking along these every banks for the first time. To me this song is about gentle beauty wherever it may be and how it haunts our soul in the way that gives life meaning, but on a prosaic level I'm happy to relay that these meadows are still as beautiful as shown in this film and if you ever find yourself in Cambridge you can walk there as freely as you like.
very not every
This song takes me back to my time at University in Cambridge, I discovered this song only a few weeks before I graduated, so for me it is a song about saying goodbye to something beautiful you can never get back
Heard this song for the first time and so I am commenting here so that if anybody likes it I can get reminded of this song ... Long live the legacy of Pink Floyd!!!
These guys know their craft. They do.
Been a Pink Floyd fan for 30 years, took me at least 10 years to appreciate UmmaGumma, now one of my favorites
A tune so underrated and so unplayed...shameful, one of their best too!
Especially when Floyd followed that great tune with " several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a pict " .
@@johnhardesty3167 Who's underrating it? You? Stop that
@@gavinmckillop8006 Boy, play with your marbles and shut up.
I saw Pink Floyd in 1973, and my ears are still ringing.
Lucky. Ill never get to see them
@@Itsallindica DSM tour! So which arena did you see them play?
@@BushyHairedStranger Saratoga Performing Arts Center in upstate New York.
This song is my history, my home, my world, its me. Deep and green from my English homeland. When I return to England and sit in a meadow I am this song. It paints pictures in my mind I will never forget.
I'm in the backyard at dusk listening to this and the birds are all joining in and diggin' it too. Beautiful!
If you go down to Granchester meadows at 7am in the summer, it is awesome.
Wow! Even the birds live the moment in time!
Ummagumma was a truly incredible album! The Narrow way still haunts me, snf the work Rick did, his keyboard work was monumental!
Yes, I like to play The Narrow Way every once in a while… Among many of my favorites of Pink Floyd. Need to learn how to play Grandchester Meadows as well!
The Narrow Way is entirely composed and played by David Gilmour. All instruments, in the three parts.
@@rafaelsoliveoficial8075 yup, Ummagumma showcases the individual band members talents & their talents as one unified tour de force playing LIVE.
In April, 1970 I saw Pink Floyd 1st time at Fillmore East. Quadraphonic bird chirping before show, then ethereal strains of Grantchester Meadows started, and I was so spaced I didn’t even realize show had begun. Acoustic GM into Astronomy Domine...Never did fully come down.
Good to see David and Roger together❤
Pink Floyd is the Best band in the history.
I hear the seeds of what would become "Goodbye Blue Sky" a decade or so later.
yeh deffo :)
And 'Cirrus Minor'.
Start The Rebellion yes indeed!
As parts of Animals turn into ... ;)
The piano is what makes it, which wasn;t in the original at all. GOD do i miss Rick. He was Floyd to me,
"Icy wind of night be gone this is not your domain"
In the sky a bird was heard to cry
Misty morning whisperings and gentle stirring sounds
Belie the deathly silence that lay all around
Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox
Gone to ground
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer
Making for the sea
In the lazy water meadow I lay me down
All around me golden sun flakes settle on the ground
Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon
Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room
Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox
Gone to ground
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees
In the lazy water meadow I lay me down
All around me golden sun flakes covering the ground
Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon
Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room
Hear the lark harken to the barking of the dark fox
Gone to ground
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees
Great track. One listen allows the worrisome world to wash away and release ones shackled soul. It's little wonder why Pink Floyd has remained a lot of peoples favorite band for so long.
There is a video of Kyle, me and my Dad on a boat floating through Okefenokee in Georgia back in 2004, watching alligators, nobody else around us, the sun is out, humidity everywhere, the water surface blended with the trees and the sky. When cutting the video my Dad used this song as background music. Who knew Grantchester Meadows is a perfect fit for Georgia swamps?
That was a perfect day.
Missing you Kyle, rest in peace.
As this began to play, both of my very, winter bored cats perked up and ran to jump up into the windows! They stayed there during the entire song, searching the trees. I've never heard this lovely song before. Now, I know what I must do..... MORE Floyd in the house for the winter. 😎
Nice. Cat's will dig it.
Most folk just hear the 3 Floyd songs played in radio 📻.search back and forwards. They have many rich works to sooth and comfort those who thirst and seek a higher way.
Genious...For God's sake! This song makes me float and crying!! Greetings from Argentina to all Floyd Fans
Ted Nugent here! Peace and love from Michigan!
Peace Bro and don't kill animals
I doubt it.
We are with you my friend. This band is in many peoples hearts.
greetings to you fellow Floyd fan
The Pink Floyd are from another galaxy.
I agree!!!!!!
Why do You think they always played the UFO Club for???
Absolutely, they are aliens. Impossible to be so good like that with a human brain.
Yes waters would be a klingon
Cristiane Granetto what do you think about Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and other compositors
Just been to Grantchester, a few miles outside Cambridge. The river is the Cam river that flows through Grantchester, a serene village. No wonder the Pink Floyd made a song on the beauty of this village. David grew up here too.
My life doesn't have any meaning without these artworks
one of Pink Floyd's best songs, and their most acoustic.
I love this song. Excellent composition. Really paints a picture in your head, the lyrics that is. One of their bests that not a lot people know about
I live and have grown up right next to Granchester Meadows. Walking through it on a crisp winters morning feels exactly like how this song sounds.
That never gets old ❤
Wonderful to hear, and I’d forgotten just how good this was. So refreshing to hear people singing in English, not faux American too.
I prefer the British English pronunciation as well. Yet one must consider, that the current american pronounciation is closer to the way Shakespeare spoke than modern BE.
Colonial history apparently conserved it a bit.
The "pot" sound [ɒ] for instance is of much more recent origin than you'd think.
And whilst its grapheme-phoneme relationship is even more erratic, English spelling also makes more sense to me as opposed to American spelling. I cannot bring myself to write "colour" without the u.
@@ericnekli7631I'm a 52 yo American dude and I put the u in colour, honour, etc.
I have a tat that reads, "For Love and Honour". People tried to give me shite telling me I spelled it wrong lol
RIP Richard, I hope you are in a better place, playing somewhere up there, in heaven.
One of the most beautiful songs of the '60s. Thanx !
Grantchester Meadows
"Icy wind of night be gone
This is not your domain"
In the sky a bird was heard to cry.
Misty morning whisperings
And gentle stirring sounds
Belied the deathly silence
That lay all around.
Hear the lark and harken
To the barking of the dog fox
Gone to ground.
See the splashing of the kingfisher
Flashing to the water.
And a river of green
Is sliding unseen beneath the trees,
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer
Making for the sea.
In the lazy water meadow, I lay me down.
All around me golden sun flakes
Settle on the ground.
Basking in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon,
Bringing sounds of yesterday
Into this city room.
Hear the lark and harken
To the barking of the dog fox
Gone to ground.
See the splashing of the kingfisher
Flashing to the water.
And a river of green
Is sliding unseen beneath the trees,
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer
Making for the sea.
What beautiful beautiful lyrics.
Their voices harmonize exceptionally 2gether 🤩😍🤩
I'm 53, accomplished international angler...from KY...I know of a creek of white sand in KY where a population of kingfisher have lived my whole life... incredible to see them fish..little predators..plus I'm a PSYCHONAUT..
Pink Floyd is the best. please, come to Brazil!!!!
R.I.P Richard Wright, you are missed.......................
Immensely. He was great!
Yes Sir Richard your name brings such remarkable memories of a misspent youth. Thanks for sharing Philip.
Effn cancer >_< RIP
.....keyboard from Rick is so beautiful. I loved those years, so magical.
Great duo of Roger Waters and David Gilmore .... the good old time, "The grass was greener...The light was brighter..The endless river......FOREVER AND EVER"... as they say in "High Hopes"...years later
Hate to be 'that guy' but it's Gilmour. Sorry
Best Ummagumma song. It moves my body.
The Narrow Way Part 1-3?!
I love the entire album, but this song puts me away, on a forest, hearing how the water flows and feeling the warm grass.
Careful with that axe 👌🏻
+Hannah Stocks AAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
half of a pound right beside me
My favorite song of theirs. Just Beautiful!
Brilliant duet.....
I am drawn to the birdsong, I love birds more than people now. It is a gradual thing, becoming one with nature, captured in a photograph, forever remembered.
You should try out Olivier Messiaen, Catalogue D'Oiseaux. I have a triple CD published by Erato with Yvonne Loriod on the piano.
So relaxing...just take a deep breath and sit a spell...
pink floyd es mucho más que una banda de rock, es ardua magia con vehemente deseo de explorar la mente humana y tocar el alma. En ca melodía y cada canción puedes sentir algo tan especial y distinto al resto. no sé cómo describirlo. Es magia
Beautiful tune! Now, 53 years later we can confidently say it's a Pink Floyd classic.👍❤️
The new album The Early Years is awesome! I was given it for Christmas and I've spent a great time listening it!😊
It is EXACTLY like this at 7am in the summer morning. I go there alone and float away. Top place.
Pink Floyd touches my soul like no one else does ♡
The voice of Waters, is the essence of Floyd to me.
I often go back to this beautiful version, Rog and Dave together early 70`s, my favorite floyd era
I love this video/song! Listen to it often
linda musica ,pink floyd a maior banda de todos os tempo . Brasil
There are songs you can listen to once and dismiss them in confusion but on further listens you can begin to appreciate there beauty
Love Pink Floyd it's the Best Group ever in the 🌎 my Darkside of the 🌙. Peace ✌🏻 thank you for sharing ❤️️😎😎😎
Oh Richard it was you again providing genius in atmospherics and bringing life to us inside indeed. Rest easy friend thank you for the millenia.
The finest use of English language in rock & roll:
Hear the lark
And hearken to the barking of the dog
Fox gone to ground
circle43cm harken would be the finest use of English language 😃
This was not rock and roll, it is English folk music.
Come on get real that is just excruciating.
notice the looks and the body language at the end between them. It's like they can read each other's mind. What a chemistry.
Some 20 years ago, when I was a kid, I'd play Civilization 2 and this would be in the background, on the loop. Empty world would lay ahead, with me leading my people into the unknown.
Ummagumma's finest.
Brilliant song , shine on Peter mc donnell ,we often used to just sit and listen to this ,Rip my lovely brother, see ya when I get there 😘
Best Band Ever
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Sweetness Melodies
A very excellent band for sure and I will play them and our story with them in my next radio production : 16.05.2018 20.00 pm. Radio AM at 95,4MhZ & livestream, story and dialog in german
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Chris loved spending time at the river!!! I hope heaven has places like this!!! Miss you Brother ❤🙏 ✌
just one more fantastic composition from *The Masters*, Pink Floyd ....
Pink Floyd Forever
I often used to drive past Grantchester Meadows and always remembered the song.
Something millions of us have dreamed of
@andyindub I usually find myself wandering around my memory of a calm Lake Tahoe area meadow I recall from my 30s, when I dated a sweet Lisa from that area, 30yrs ago.
As a hard working single mother with 2 children & living in a very dusty area, she got angry when I cleaned her house with the enthusiastic assistance of her children (one visit while she was at work) taking it as an accusation that she wasn't a clean person instead of the gift of easing her stress it was meant to be, and realizing she was a type to take things negatively personally instead of positively, I said my good-bye...
Icy wind of night, be gome.
This is not your domain.
In the sky a bird was heard to cry.
Misty morning whisperings and gentle stirring sounds
Belied a de
athly silence that lay all around.
Hear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog fox gone to ground.
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water.
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees,
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea.
In the lazy water meadow
I lay me down.
All around me,
Golden sunflakes settle on the ground,
Basking in the sunshine of a by gone afternoon,
Bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room.
Hear the lark and harken to
the barking of the dog fox gone to ground.
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water.
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees,
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea.
In the lazy water meadow
I lay me down.
All around me,
Golden sunflakes covering the ground,
Basking in the sunshine of a by gone afternoon,
Bringing sounds of yesterday into my city room.
Hear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog fox gone to ground.
See the splashing of
the kingfisher flashing to the water.
And a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees,
Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea.
magic
roger waters is a genius
Well done; and the writing of these lyrics is so important to this piece. the poetic alliteration and use of pacing. . . all very good. I love the line of "the dog-fox gone to ground." Meaning, that he has escaped his pursuers. Somehow, this is integral to the purpose of Grantchester Meadows.
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Fabulous timeless beautiful.
And definitely the best video of this song.
A great overlooked gem from Ummagumma…
Deep joy indeed... I so dearly wish the countryside still sounded like this x
One of their best songs from their best album !
I was sixteen in 1972. I may be old, but I got to work as a nurse, and spend all my money to see David Gilmour play that guitar. The four of them were perfection. Heaven for me will be to do it all over again as a roadie for the band. Who wants to sit in on the Dark Side of the Moon? Or carry gear and watch and listen to the Pompeii rockumentary? Me, that's who. Thanks men, for all the beautiful music.
What a beautiful song that no one ever played on the airwave!
One of pink floyd’s best songs
Love this tune. My favourite from Ummagumma.
Always loved this song. It reminded me of Tales of the Riverside with Hammy Hamster that i watched as a kid. Great relaxing summer song.
this is celestial
Every time i turn this on, it just makes me feel so good, and gives me so much peace.
Pink Floyd's musical compositions will always be greatly appreciated by those of us that love and live for music. Their genius wasn't just playing instruments but also experimenting with sound and manipulating it to induce emotional, mental and physical sensations like none that came before them. Many of their reel-to-reel cut and paste engineering techniques, for instance reverb and tape delay, were copied by many artists and engineers and became standard in the industry. Some news clips from their early days commenting on their quad-sound and multimedia breakthroughs:
"1967: Pink Floyd performs the first-ever surround sound concert at “Games for May,” a lavish affair at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall where the band debuts its custom-made quadraphonic speaker system. The technological breakthrough not only amazes and confuses the mass of stoned concert-goers, but it goes on to raise the standard of what audiences would come to expect from a live rock performance."
"Pink Floyd had been assaulting their audiences with both sound and light, incorporating rudimentary light shows, complete with abstract films and bubbling, psychedelic oil slide projections, into their live sets ... they were the perfect band to break new ground by offering a true multimedia event."
PF are true pioneers of music and their contributions will live on forever!
Listened to this song hiking on a trail next to a meadow in the Sequoias. Such a blissful moment I'll never forget
Just sets the vibe for mood elevation tranquility base i have landed when I set the controls to this incredible piece of music
It's also nice to see you together I used love the simple music you made together nice Armony
There is no other song like this for just summertime remembrance and hazy English countryside. Cirrus Minor is a close second.
Ini kalo udah lama idup di kota, liat ni video bakalan mikir, Ahh andai gw ada disitu.
Love Pink Floyd from Indonesia
I was taken immediately upon hearing this song. Try to hear at least once a day ever since.
Back in the day my friends and I smoked a lot of joints while drifting away to that beautiful song .
i mean, the lyric is very good and deep, it really ties the melody together, roger is in his style as always, but david's voice as background is just magneficent
Rupert Brooke, ‘The Old Vicarage, ummagumma my first vinyl my mum loved it bless her i didnt know she was there i was so lost, i think a few tracks lost her
Thank you for let me download this beatful music from Roger Waters. Absolute Gerat!! - Thanks Ole from Norway
childhood memories craving that place. dreams will do…...
Can't wait to listen to this in 2021, when spring returns and hopefully my sinuses are sorted out
Nikad ali stvarno nikad vise nece se naci grupa kao pink floyd! Oni ostaju zauvijek. I kada sunce bude crveni div i tad ce se slusati pink floyd! Hvala Vam za sve predivne albume i svu muziku koju ste stvarali svih ovih prislih godina. Pink floyd je vjecan!!!
I had to play this tune in loop for 5 hours to calm myself during a really bad trip on LSD
Fun times!
Why was it bad...or is it just a cool thing to say it happened while having to take something to actually like good music...
I loved those years, so magical. ....loved purple microdots too.
Wish I'd done the same on my acid trip, instead of trying to hide from a friend's dog in the backyard that morphed into an axe and was chasing me.
@@sushimamba4281 Careful; with that Dog, Eugene