A friend introduced me to this album when it came out. What made it memorable were the bird sound effects on the first cut. I knew it was out there, and I was looking for it ever since (didn't know the name or even the cover). HERE IT IS, after over 50 years !! THANKS !
It's great that more than week ago I found Ian Barrett TH-cam account and asked is he Syd's Family and he replied that Syd was his uncle.I told him I'm a musician because of Pink Floyd and he wished me Luck and told that inspiration of Syd's short carrier always amaze their Family.What a blessing!
Magico album questo concerto io lo visto in Rotterdam nel 1971 palazzetto dello sport.serata magica.effetti straordinari.un sera sono andato con amici in un parco a Rotterdam x ascoltare il cinguettio degli iccellini stesso cinguettio del brano.fantastico .era la prima volta che ascoltavo la loro musica subito mi è entrata nelle vene in ogni angolo del mio corpo.emozioni indescrivibili.avevo 23 anni.Dainese Aldo.
Déjà 54 ans et toujours aussi beau à écouter . La meilleure époque du Pink Floyd période Psychédélique et que dire de ummagumma 1/2 live 1/2 studio sorti la même année
0:00 Cirrus Minor 5:13 The Nile Song 8:48 Crying Song 12:13 Up The Khy Ber 14:26 Green Is The Colour 17:26 Cymbaline 22:15 Party Sequence 23:25 The Main Theme 28:51 Ibiza Bar 32:10 More Blues 34:23 Introduction For... 35:00 A Quick Silver 41:36 A Spanish Piece 42:42 The Dramatic Theme 44:58 WHATAFUNKCVINHELLL List format
@@gordonwilson2533that's copyright free music, and way ahead of its time despite it's simplicity. Most definitely some sort of accident on the uploader's part lol
For that last track I like to think they actually made it and wanted to fuck around for a session and just put Mason on Xylophone while Watsrs and Gilmore whistled into the mic.
0:00 Cirrus Minor 5:13 The Nile Song 8:48 Crying Song 12:13 Up The Khy Ber 14:26 Green Is The Colour 17:26 Cymbaline 22:15 Party Sequence 23:25 The Main Theme 28:51 Ibiza Bar 32:10 More Blues 34:23 Introduction For... 35:00 A Quick Silver 41:36 A Spanish Piece 42:42 The Dramatic Theme 44:58 Ending
Another undervalued album by Pink Floyd. It is wildly uneven and has some hauntingly beautiful songs, especially the opening track Cirus Minor with its dreamy lyrics that make your mind drift like a leaf caught in the gentle current of warm wind. I've never seen the film so I don't know how the songs are used. I heard the versions differ from film to album. I prefer this period of the band's history. They created some of their most beautiful songs. It was not 60's psychedelia or the doom and gloom that would define their sound from Dark Side to The Wall (I still cannot include The Final Cut as a proper Pink Floyd album). Here we find the band experimenting with different styles, slowly evolving. Sadly these songs never make it on to any of the retrospective CDs. Seriously, who really needs another remastered version of Money? I'd love to pick songs for a retrospective collection and avoid anything from Dark Side and beyond.
On the collection titled 'Relics' you will find 'Cirrus Minor' and 'The Nile Song'...it's all early Floyd, some from when Syd Barrett was still in the band.
Hey Greg, I agree with you because I thoroughly enjoyed this phase of pink floyd. They served an area that hadn't existed before, they were experimental, which is particularly evident with umma gumma. pure head cinema. i watched the film straight away and can confirm that the music and pictures go well together. this is a relic of that time. wolfgang, germany,
I just turned 60. I thought I had every PF album, and most Waters and a few other solo members' albums. How have I never heard of this album and movie?!! What else have I missed? Time to do some internet research and some shopping!!!
Wow quite surprised u never heard of this!! The highlight for me is careful with that axe, Eugene which if i remember is titled here or was titled initially come in no 51 ur time is up!!! What a bloody song and of course green is the colour and cymbaline (the steps always make me laugh and imagine that live, Wow!!!
Yes, a song made for headphones. The effects get a little lost if you're listening to it on speakers from across the room. You need those effects buzzing around in your head. Same with the song Cirrus Minor. It's sad the band seemed to have abandoned these great songs once they reached Dark Side and beyond. Roger Waters once stated in an interview that the one album he'd "toss into the dustbin" was Atom Heart Mother, viewing it as " pompous". I think it's overly harsh and the second side has a few good songs,especially Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast. Another song best listened to on headphones.
@samcashmore the film is called MORE, just like the album. But, Oscured By Clouds is the soundtrack to the film The Valley. Both worth watching, not awsome, but interesting.
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I would have guessed that 'The Nile Song' and 'Ibiza Bar' were written by Dave Gilmour as they sound in a similar vein to The Pretty Things' psyche era stuff and I hear Dave Gilmour was a big fan of theirs however, 'The Nile Song' is credited to Roger Waters.
Really?? The Nile Song was pure sarcasm, & the only song I DIDn't like on this album! Tho it was funny, 'fer sher, and the lyrics were great, just too loud to listen to repeatedly, at least for me. This was my 'favourite' album to play start to finish, several decades ago now (on an actual vinyl turntable, no less), mostly for the 'natural' feel of the thing intermingled with gentle psychedelia & the dreamlike spiritual presence it had overall. Something tells me our tastes in music would likely be widely & wildly diverse from one another, so it's quite bizarre that we could or would both end up here with the same favourite album!
Ya man , I also like the song Ibiza Bar..I'm not a true Floyd fan. I like some of their work. I'm more into heavier music. I mostly enjoy music of the 70s obscure heavy rock music. Respect to you.
@@blackquicksandmusic2365 Hi. That's about what I thought, fair 'nuff. No need to respect me, I don't deserve it! Just hammer me over the head with some heavy metal something. Most loud stuff just doesn't do it for me, 'tho I appreciate it when it's truly sincere. Marilyn Manson is great & I love the Alice Cooper '18' song, just pure, raw energy & power & fury!!! Now that I DO respect. Take care.
@@blackquicksandmusic2365 Hi! Still learning my way around TH-cam & had trouble even FINDING this! Do all these 'versions' of the same album each have their own set of comments, plus separate comments for each individual song as well? Sheesh. Anyway I was hard pressed to come up with anything or anyone else 'LOUD' I really like but did finally remember Ozzy Osbourne. "No More Tears" is a masterpiece. Might wanna google & kick it up just for me. Have a good one.
0:00 Cirrus Minor 5:13 The Nile Song 8:48 Crying Song 12:13 Up The Khy Ber 14:26 Green Is The Colour 17:26 Cymbaline 22:15 Party Sequence 23:25 The Main Theme 28:51 Ibiza Bar 32:10 More Blues 34:23 Introduction For... 35:00 A Quick Silver 41:36 A Spanish Piece 42:42 The Dramatic Theme 44:58 Ending Thx to s' c 'g
Listening to the last track, I can't believe Pink Floyd invented the cheerful corporate whistling + ukelele + vibraphone music. Okay maybe someone did it before but none that comes to mind.
PINK FLOYD is a BAND that had 7 ALBUMS before finally really breaking through in 1973 with DARK SIDE of the MOON 7 great Albums that got discovered after 1973!! By now they are as HUGE as those who came before them; BEATLES and STONES!!!
That's probably because the Stones and the Beatles were more mainstream in their music. Some of Floyd's music is hard to listen, especially the atonal jazz inspired music, to compared to the more approachable rock and blues of the Beatles and the Stones.
The Beetles and Stones were Pop bands at the time. The Stones got harder into rock. The Beetles just fizzled out. Pink Floyd went further with progrock and transended music as a whole. You can catch a little of all genres in their music. The Beetles and Stones sold out to "ride the gravy train." Floyd never cared about all that, and it kept their recoedung pure and honest.
Great album! Released April 1969. Soundtrack to the European cult film MORE. I saw it at an art theater in L.A. in 1971. Not much of a movie, but the music is awesome! Their first album without Syd Barrett's involvement. Gilmour really shines here in a few licks, and Rick Wright's keyboards are amazing. But it's when the band all crank up the guitars and drums that they really kick some serious Rock with "The Nile Song" and "Ibiza Bar". I especially love their folky acoustic guitar and vocals on "Green is the Colour" and "Cymbaline".
This album is the first of Pink Floyd without Syd Barret, the until then songwriter, singer and lead guitar of the group. They alienated the group’s main founder for his problems with LSD (Syd is not his name, it's his nickname and comes from a diminutive of acid lol) and various mental disorders, mainly a schizophrenia derived from substance abuse. The fan base did not give a penny for the group, as they did not believe they could get out of Syd’s shadow. In this album, one of the least sold of the musical line-up, they were experimenting to create an image far from that of "Syd’s band". The results of this experimentation are seen on the albums immediately after, but these songs could be considered a transition period for the group
I inherited this album in 1968-9 or so when I moved into an apartment that someone had left hurriedly. I recognized the cover and the playlist immediately, but I remember a lot of other things differently. I don't recall the title "More" at all. What I remember is the name of the movie ("The Valley" or "La Vallee") and either a subtitle or something that read "Obscured By Clouds." Not sure what that meant. Also the female co-star was named Mimsy Farmer. Maybe this stuff was on the back of the jacket. Anyway, I liked the tunes enough to buy Ummagumma, and that's all she wrote.
Mon album préféré du Pink Floyd le plus proche de Mozart. L'atmosphère est une grande réussite (donc conséquemment, le dépaysement) - La seule chose que je regrette est un certain usage de l'écho -
The only Pink Floyd album I ever regretted buying. I haven't heard these songs in thirty years and after this video there isn't one that I want to hear again.
I say this album is quite underrated. Some primo post Syd, Stoner, dreamy, Hash-fueled hazy tunes and soundscapes. I've mentioned this before and I can see some here on the comments concur in one way or another; this era between 'More' and 'Obscured By Clouds' is in a way their trippiest period, full of obscure gems.
The Crying Song sounds a bit like the ending of Syd Barrett's Opel. Side one is brilliant, Floyd at their absolute best. Side two is more geared for the film but is still enjoyable.
Aku mulai menyimak PF sejak pertama kali kunikmati wish You were here DI tahun 1975. Puncaknya pada the Wall . Setelah itu magnit mereka menenggelamkan aku pada karya-karya awal mereka, yang lebih bisa membawaku terbang .... ❤ 23:42
Floyd Of A Color Intermediate Between Red and White - A Greater Or Additional Amount (Complete Recordings Collection) Featuring: 1. Small Genus Of High Cloud Made Of Ice Crystals 2. The Short Poem Or Other Set Of Words Set To Music Of The Major North-Flowing Rive In Northeastern Africa 3. Short Poem Or Other Set Of Words Set To Music Of The Shedding Of Tears 4. Travelling Along The Mountain Pass In The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province Of Pakistan 5. Color Between Blue And Yellow In The Spectrum Exists As The Property Possessed By An Object Of Producing Different Sensations On The Eye 6. Small Piece Similar To A Plate 7. Particular Order Of The Social Gathering Of Invited Guests 8. Subject Of A Topic That Is Chief In Importance 9. Long Rod Or Rigid Piece Of Wood Located In The Spanish Island In The Mediterranean Sea Off The Eastern Coast Of The Iberian Peninsula 10. Additional Amount Of Melancholic Music Of African-American Origin Typically In A Twelve Bar Sequence 11. Liquid Metal Mercury 12. A Single Portion Of Something Relating To The Country Of Spain 13. The Subject Of A Topic Relating To The Performance Or Study Of Drama
Ho visto questo concerto in Rotterdam ed Amsterdam nel 1971,dove hanno suonato anche il brano echoes.serata memorabili.dal 71 mi sono entrati nell'anima.
In a nutshell: they went through a constant growing process in order to find the holy grail, and found it. it sounds ugly, but, even the illness of Syd Barret and leaving the band was part of the magic process. So David became the perhaps most important member of the band and they evolved into THE supergroup with a lot of lucky accidents. the zenith of their creativity has been between Meddle and The Wall.
Patrickk Parrker, they became the supergroup of all supergroups because they had the gift to do so. the magic combination of Waters creativity - which can't be described in one sentence so I don't try to - plus David's incredible timbre, plus David's ideas (In fact most of the freaky stuff came from David) plus his way to handle the guitar not in a virtuos way, instead, he is the man of the stuff that really matters on the guitar: expression of emotions, which is what music Is all about. (with a virtuose such as Malmsteen who plays braindead robot arpeggios they wouldn't have achieved shit) plus Rick's ideas, plus Nick's ideas, they evolved into what they are. They aren't the best skilled musicians on their instruments, but they are the best in what they did. Doing freaky stuff that touches the listeners emotions that can't be described in words, whis is again: what music is all about! So practicing and experience has not been the most crucial thing about Pink Floyd. But it was part of it - it always is, for any band. But not any Band sells 250 million records.
Lucky accidents do always happen everywhere. But they recognized those and used them. Roger said that in an interview. One of the luckiest accidents Clare Torry's improvisation on "the great gig in the sky".
This is fascinating when I saw the Dark Side of the Moon concert in April of 1975 in San Francisco during the intermission Pink Floyd were so incline is to have birds tweeting inside the Cow Palace is a completely enclosed theater Auditorium in San Francisco that's still there. You could hear the birds tweeting but you anywhere you would look you wouldn't see them it was just the same soundtrack birds tweeting they probably were playing this during intermission on a quadraphonic system it was an amazing show.
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A friend introduced me to this album when it came out. What made it memorable were the bird sound effects on the first cut. I knew it was out there, and I was looking for it ever since (didn't know the name or even the cover). HERE IT IS, after over 50 years !! THANKS !
That first track, Cirrus Minor, is the bomb. You can also find it on a compilation album called "Pink Floyd Relics". I highly recommend!
The 1967-72 period of Floyd is my favorite. They were still experimenting and relatively underground.
Yes.It's real Pink Floyd from that years.
@@patrykwalentowicz2959 Definitely the most psychedelic.
It's great that more than week ago I found Ian Barrett TH-cam account and asked is he Syd's Family and he replied that Syd was his uncle.I told him I'm a musician because of Pink Floyd and he wished me Luck and told that inspiration of Syd's short carrier always amaze their Family.What a blessing!
@@patrykwalentowicz2959 That's really awesome. The early Floyd was an inspiration to me too as a musician.
..yes,once in love with 'obscured by clouds'..
Magico album questo concerto io lo visto in Rotterdam nel 1971 palazzetto dello sport.serata magica.effetti straordinari.un sera sono andato con amici in un parco a Rotterdam x ascoltare il cinguettio degli iccellini stesso cinguettio del brano.fantastico .era la prima volta che ascoltavo la loro musica subito mi è entrata nelle vene in ogni angolo del mio corpo.emozioni indescrivibili.avevo 23 anni.Dainese Aldo.
....sto sconvoltone! tipo Obelix che cadde da piccolo nella pozione maggica, strippato per sempre......meno male
I was 23 years old when a really discovered this record. I felt it was full of humanity. 35 years later, i hear the same miracle.
Cymbaline is like 3 songs in one.
And a full-length dark movie. Must-see for the effects from a hopeless social culture.
I think the film is about heroin
I was on Formentera in July 1968. When I heard this album I realised where I'd been and what had happened. We'll never see such times again.
No.We will!There are miracles waiting only for us who will survive this freak-zombis out there.
Déjà 54 ans et toujours aussi beau à écouter . La meilleure époque du Pink Floyd période Psychédélique et que dire de ummagumma 1/2 live 1/2 studio sorti la même année
Cymbaline is one of the greatest Pot Smoking songs ever!
One of my favourite Floyd albums, so many musically good tracks.
Gran cosmovisión de Pink floyd verdaderos profetas enormes otro nivel muy alto como debe ser la música celestial
The drumming is superb! Brilliant!
Yes. Mason's manic drumming and Rick's keyboards make "Up the Khyber" a really intense experience.
LOVE THIS ALBUM!!!
0:00 Cirrus Minor
5:13 The Nile Song
8:48 Crying Song
12:13 Up The Khy Ber
14:26 Green Is The Colour
17:26 Cymbaline
22:15 Party Sequence
23:25 The Main Theme
28:51 Ibiza Bar
32:10 More Blues
34:23 Introduction For...
35:00 A Quick Silver
41:36 A Spanish Piece
42:42 The Dramatic Theme
44:58 WHATAFUNKCVINHELLL
List format
44:58 wtf is that crap? It doesn't belong to the record
@@alfredofranco only early copies, Syd, you can hear similarity to Jugband
@@gordonwilson2533that's copyright free music, and way ahead of its time despite it's simplicity. Most definitely some sort of accident on the uploader's part lol
For that last track I like to think they actually made it and wanted to fuck around for a session and just put Mason on Xylophone while Watsrs and Gilmore whistled into the mic.
HAHAHAHAHA 44:58 is so TH-cam won't censor this copyrighted music
0:00 Cirrus Minor
5:13 The Nile Song
8:48 Crying Song
12:13 Up The Khy Ber
14:26 Green Is The Colour
17:26 Cymbaline
22:15 Party Sequence
23:25 The Main Theme
28:51 Ibiza Bar
32:10 More Blues
34:23 Introduction For...
35:00 A Quick Silver
41:36 A Spanish Piece
42:42 The Dramatic Theme
44:58 Ending
To me the best music they made!
I still love it. Although the movie Was rather poor.
The Variety in this album is amazing
definitely, I mean the variety in all of Pink Floyd is amazing..
Another undervalued album by Pink Floyd. It is wildly uneven and has some hauntingly beautiful songs, especially the opening track Cirus Minor with its dreamy lyrics that make your mind drift like a leaf caught in the gentle current of warm wind. I've never seen the film so I don't know how the songs are used. I heard the versions differ from film to album. I prefer this period of the band's history. They created some of their most beautiful songs. It was not 60's psychedelia or the doom and gloom that would define their sound from Dark Side to The Wall (I still cannot include The Final Cut as a proper Pink Floyd album). Here we find the band experimenting with different styles, slowly evolving. Sadly these songs never make it on to any of the retrospective CDs. Seriously, who really needs another remastered version of Money? I'd love to pick songs for a retrospective collection and avoid anything from Dark Side and beyond.
Most people only know of Dark Side , Wish You Were Here and the Wall only real Floyd fans know of this stuff
Yeah
So agree. Everything from Ummagumma to meddle is my floyd
On the collection titled 'Relics' you will find 'Cirrus Minor' and 'The Nile Song'...it's all early Floyd, some from when Syd Barrett was still in the band.
Hey Greg, I agree with you because I thoroughly enjoyed this phase of pink floyd. They served an area that hadn't existed before, they were experimental, which is particularly evident with umma gumma. pure head cinema. i watched the film straight away and can confirm that the music and pictures go well together. this is a relic of that time. wolfgang, germany,
I just turned 60. I thought I had every PF album, and most Waters and a few other solo members' albums. How have I never heard of this album and movie?!! What else have I missed? Time to do some internet research and some shopping!!!
Wow quite surprised u never heard of this!! The highlight for me is careful with that axe, Eugene which if i remember is titled here or was titled initially come in no 51 ur time is up!!! What a bloody song and of course green is the colour and cymbaline (the steps always make me laugh and imagine that live, Wow!!!
Have you heard obscured by clouds.
Great album obscured by clouds.
Great, you found the missing timeless one. Better late than never. Enjoy!
I must say careful with that axe Eugene is not on More it's on Umma Gumma i think?
In my opinion Green Is the Colour is one of the most beautiful songs Pink Floyd ever recorded, followed by Grantchester Meadows. 🙌🙌🙌🙌
In my opinion you are perfectly right.
I cannot disagree with this opinion.
You are in the Right for shure.
👍Ditto mate !..
Yes, a song made for headphones. The effects get a little lost if you're listening to it on speakers from across the room. You need those effects buzzing around in your head. Same with the song Cirrus Minor. It's sad the band seemed to have abandoned these great songs once they reached Dark Side and beyond. Roger Waters once stated in an interview that the one album he'd "toss into the dustbin" was Atom Heart Mother, viewing it as " pompous". I think it's overly harsh and the second side has a few good songs,especially Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast. Another song best listened to on headphones.
One of their best
The first album without Syd but I daresay you can still feel his spirit. Fifty-three years old but still sounding good today.
Il primo album senza Barrett fu A Saucerful of Secrets.
@@theloniousratledge8835 I must contradict: A Saucerful of Secrets is with Syd. Vocals on Jugband Blues and guitar on several tracks.
💘 Pink Floyd! Never heard of this album let alone the movie it's for; listening now!🎶Thank You!🎶
Still my favourite Floyd albumn
Find the movie MORE, and experience Cymbaline, as the subject and problem with society today.
This is a strange movie but such an under-rated album!
Heard it was a movie.. Never seen it.
Yea what's the movie called love to see it
@samcashmore the film is called MORE, just like the album. But, Oscured By Clouds is the soundtrack to the film The Valley. Both worth watching, not awsome, but interesting.
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They are an amazing band
They were an amazing band, they are no more
I freaking love The Nile Song!
My favorite Pink Floyd album...and their most underrated as well. A great one to get a buzz to on a summer afternoon...
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No matter how stressed out I am I can always count on PF.
One of my favourites, it's like the nile song is the first punk/thrash song ever.
I would have guessed that 'The Nile Song' and 'Ibiza Bar' were written by Dave Gilmour as they sound in a similar vein to The Pretty Things' psyche era stuff and I hear Dave Gilmour was a big fan of theirs however, 'The Nile Song' is credited to Roger Waters.
It's really a template for a number of rock genres. Very metal, as well.
Genial, cirrus minor. Alucinante.!!!
My favorite Floyd album. The Nile song Rocks.
Really?? The Nile Song was pure sarcasm, & the only song I DIDn't like on this album! Tho it was funny, 'fer sher, and the lyrics were great, just too loud to listen to repeatedly, at least for me. This was my 'favourite' album to play start to finish, several decades ago now (on an actual vinyl turntable, no less), mostly for the 'natural' feel of the thing intermingled with gentle psychedelia & the dreamlike spiritual presence it had overall. Something tells me our tastes in music would likely be widely & wildly diverse from one another, so it's quite bizarre that we could or would both end up here with the same favourite album!
Ya man , I also like the song Ibiza Bar..I'm not a true Floyd fan. I like some of their work. I'm more into heavier music. I mostly enjoy music of the 70s obscure heavy rock music. Respect to you.
@@blackquicksandmusic2365 Hi. That's about what I thought, fair 'nuff. No need to respect me, I don't deserve it! Just hammer me over the head with some heavy metal something. Most loud stuff just doesn't do it for me, 'tho I appreciate it when it's truly sincere. Marilyn Manson is great & I love the Alice Cooper '18' song, just pure, raw energy & power & fury!!! Now that I DO respect. Take care.
@@blackquicksandmusic2365 Hi! Still learning my way around TH-cam & had trouble even FINDING this! Do all these 'versions' of the same album each have their own set of comments, plus separate comments for each individual song as well? Sheesh. Anyway I was hard pressed to come up with anything or anyone else 'LOUD' I really like but did finally remember Ozzy Osbourne. "No More Tears" is a masterpiece. Might wanna google & kick it up just for me. Have a good one.
0:00 Cirrus Minor
5:13 The Nile Song
8:48 Crying Song
12:13 Up The Khy Ber
14:26 Green Is The Colour
17:26 Cymbaline
22:15 Party Sequence
23:25 The Main Theme
28:51 Ibiza Bar
32:10 More Blues
34:23 Introduction For...
35:00 A Quick Silver
41:36 A Spanish Piece
42:42 The Dramatic Theme
44:58 Ending Thx to s' c 'g
Listening to the last track, I can't believe Pink Floyd invented the cheerful corporate whistling + ukelele + vibraphone music.
Okay maybe someone did it before but none that comes to mind.
They didn’t write that last one. That was put on there as a joke, which is not funny…
pink floyd invented heavy metal in 69 along with King Crimson 21st century schizoid man which describes me perfectly at 60.
Hendrix in '66.
This album sums up Pink Floyd's message to humanity. Because i said so. The Wall, Animals, Machine, Atom Mother are all corrolaries.
History Classic Psychedelic Rock Album on milleniums
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The More album is so relaxing
A masterpiece
A fine and underappreciated album.
Possibly one of the best Pink Floyd album.
Just like any of theirs😂
The last song sounds like the music from every online ad for the past 6 years.
Cymbaline!!! Full of soundcolours!!!! What a piece!!!!!!
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Cymbaline is the ultimate pot smoking song..............
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Darkside of the moon and wishing you we're Here...the two best records of pink floyd❤❤❤
PINK FLOYD is a BAND that had 7 ALBUMS before finally really breaking through in 1973 with DARK SIDE of the MOON 7 great Albums that got discovered after 1973!! By now they are as HUGE as those who came before them; BEATLES and STONES!!!
The Floyd blows the Stones and Beetles out of the water!
@@bourbonsnob8218 ya in your dreams!! keep dreaming!!
That's probably because the Stones and the Beatles were more mainstream in their music. Some of Floyd's music is hard to listen, especially the atonal jazz inspired music, to compared to the more approachable rock and blues of the Beatles and the Stones.
The Beetles and Stones were Pop bands at the time. The Stones got harder into rock. The Beetles just fizzled out. Pink Floyd went further with progrock and transended music as a whole. You can catch a little of all genres in their music. The Beetles and Stones sold out to "ride the gravy train." Floyd never cared about all that, and it kept their recoedung pure and honest.
Great album! Released April 1969. Soundtrack to the European cult film MORE. I saw it at an art theater in L.A. in 1971. Not much of a movie, but the music is awesome!
Their first album without Syd Barrett's involvement. Gilmour really shines here in a few licks, and Rick Wright's keyboards are amazing. But it's when the band all crank up the guitars and drums that they really kick some serious Rock with "The Nile Song" and "Ibiza Bar". I especially love their folky acoustic guitar and vocals on "Green is the Colour" and "Cymbaline".
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This album is the first of Pink Floyd without Syd Barret, the until then songwriter, singer and lead guitar of the group. They alienated the group’s main founder for his problems with LSD (Syd is not his name, it's his nickname and comes from a diminutive of acid lol) and various mental disorders, mainly a schizophrenia derived from substance abuse.
The fan base did not give a penny for the group, as they did not believe they could get out of Syd’s shadow. In this album, one of the least sold of the musical line-up, they were experimenting to create an image far from that of "Syd’s band". The results of this experimentation are seen on the albums immediately after, but these songs could be considered a transition period for the group
I have to agree somewhat it still is the transition same Floyd .
52 years old and still not a massive fan but a very nice listen. This is the only early record I don't own.
its the only album you dont own,but not a massive fan.come to the dark side ,we love you
The song that starts at 44:58 is the best in Pink Floyd's discography.
That shit is the 💣 😂
Dude,, BIG THUMBS UPPPP 😅🙏🦋🌼
I inherited this album in 1968-9 or so when I moved into an apartment that someone had left hurriedly. I recognized the cover and the playlist immediately, but I remember a lot of other things differently. I don't recall the title "More" at all. What I remember is the name of the movie ("The Valley" or "La Vallee") and either a subtitle or something that read "Obscured By Clouds." Not sure what that meant. Also the female co-star was named Mimsy Farmer. Maybe this stuff was on the back of the jacket. Anyway, I liked the tunes enough to buy Ummagumma, and that's all she wrote.
Obscured by clouds was a different LP released in 1972.
Mon album préféré du Pink Floyd le plus proche de Mozart. L'atmosphère est une grande réussite (donc conséquemment, le dépaysement) - La seule chose que je regrette est un certain usage de l'écho -
i got it in 1970, thank's !! i've seen the film last year and, heu.....the music is better.
The only Pink Floyd album I ever regretted buying. I haven't heard these songs in thirty years and after this video there isn't one that I want to hear again.
I built my whole life around this album, it is for sure a part of My Life Story.
Découverte inoubliable autour de 1972 au collège.
Great album so underrated love this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such a deep and light knowledge implies taking a foot into this mesmerising amazing and fearful album.....
Uno de los album que más me gustan de Pink Floyd.
I say this album is quite underrated. Some primo post Syd, Stoner, dreamy, Hash-fueled hazy tunes and soundscapes. I've mentioned this before and I can see some here on the comments concur in one way or another; this era between 'More' and 'Obscured By Clouds' is in a way their trippiest period, full of obscure gems.
I wish green is the colour went on for 15 minutes longer,it's beautiful.
Pink Floyd разный, как времена года.
The Crying Song sounds a bit like the ending of Syd Barrett's Opel. Side one is brilliant, Floyd at their absolute best. Side two is more geared for the film but is still enjoyable.
My favorite album. I saw the film in a cinema in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1978. A jewel, a diamond, not adequately recognized.
'Apprehension creeping like a tube train up your spine', Cymbaline has to be one of my favourite early Floyd tracks, along with Fat Old Sun.
Cymbaline for sure..................
You have good taste.
Exceptional Music = Pink Floyd!
Cymbaline is just a beautiful song.............
The best 👍🎩
I miss you guys
Com certeza uma pérola do rock.
Legend album Psychedelic Classic Rock on millenium
The only Pink Floyd album where I can say I only love Side A....
Very much underrated work...Nile Song unheard PF hard Rock, never heard during live sessions
El año perfecto
Aku mulai menyimak PF sejak pertama kali kunikmati wish You were here DI tahun 1975. Puncaknya pada the Wall . Setelah itu magnit mereka menenggelamkan aku pada karya-karya awal mereka, yang lebih bisa membawaku terbang .... ❤ 23:42
Gracias por compartir tus vídeos!!
Floyd Of A Color Intermediate Between Red and White - A Greater Or Additional Amount (Complete Recordings Collection)
Featuring:
1. Small Genus Of High Cloud Made Of Ice Crystals
2. The Short Poem Or Other Set Of Words Set To Music Of The Major North-Flowing Rive In Northeastern Africa
3. Short Poem Or Other Set Of Words Set To Music Of The Shedding Of Tears
4. Travelling Along The Mountain Pass In The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province Of Pakistan
5. Color Between Blue And Yellow In The Spectrum Exists As The Property Possessed By An Object Of Producing Different Sensations On The Eye
6. Small Piece Similar To A Plate
7. Particular Order Of The Social Gathering Of Invited Guests
8. Subject Of A Topic That Is Chief In Importance
9. Long Rod Or Rigid Piece Of Wood Located In The Spanish Island In The Mediterranean Sea Off The Eastern Coast Of The Iberian Peninsula
10. Additional Amount Of Melancholic Music Of African-American Origin Typically In A Twelve Bar Sequence
11. Liquid Metal Mercury
12. A Single Portion Of Something Relating To The Country Of Spain
13. The Subject Of A Topic Relating To The Performance Or Study Of Drama
cool songs
Gosto muito do more , tenho filme tbm
Ho visto questo concerto in Rotterdam ed Amsterdam nel 1971,dove hanno suonato anche il brano echoes.serata memorabili.dal 71 mi sono entrati nell'anima.
On the first track you can feel Sid's Trip ❤
Don't you 🦉
In a nutshell: they went through a constant growing process in order to find the holy grail, and found it. it sounds ugly, but, even the illness of Syd Barret and leaving the band was part of the magic process. So David became the perhaps most important member of the band and they evolved into THE supergroup with a lot of lucky accidents. the zenith of their creativity has been between Meddle and The Wall.
No such thing as evolved just practice and experience and time.
Patrickk Parrker, they became the supergroup of all supergroups because they had the gift to do so. the magic combination of Waters creativity - which can't be described in one sentence so I don't try to - plus David's incredible timbre, plus David's ideas (In fact most of the freaky stuff came from David) plus his way to handle the guitar not in a virtuos way, instead, he is the man of the stuff that really matters on the guitar: expression of emotions, which is what music Is all about. (with a virtuose such as Malmsteen who plays braindead robot arpeggios they wouldn't have achieved shit) plus Rick's ideas, plus Nick's ideas, they evolved into what they are. They aren't the best skilled musicians on their instruments, but they are the best in what they did. Doing freaky stuff that touches the listeners emotions that can't be described in words, whis is again: what music is all about! So practicing and experience has not been the most crucial thing about Pink Floyd. But it was part of it - it always is, for any band. But not any Band sells 250 million records.
Lucky accidents do always happen everywhere. But they recognized those and used them. Roger said that in an interview. One of the luckiest accidents Clare Torry's improvisation on "the great gig in the sky".
Wonderfull
COOL
My favourite PF album.
Pink Floyd was at there best during the recording of this soundtrack..
Aún condenado a desaparecer físicamente del planeta Tierra para formar parte del mundo espiritual cósmico y perpetuo escuchando a pink floyd.
This is fascinating when I saw the Dark Side of the Moon concert in April of 1975 in San Francisco during the intermission Pink Floyd were so incline is to have birds tweeting inside the Cow Palace is a completely enclosed theater Auditorium in San Francisco that's still there. You could hear the birds tweeting but you anywhere you would look you wouldn't see them it was just the same soundtrack birds tweeting they probably were playing this during intermission on a quadraphonic system it was an amazing show.
OBSCURED BY CLOUDS is kinda like this album, maybe even better
Amen!!!
Grive musicienne, rossignol philomèle, coucou gris...
JESUS
CHRIST
LORD
HAVE
MERCY
MY GOD MY GOD
LORD
HAVE
MERCY
Ibiza bar ; dangerous paradise full of devils / ❤love to Mimsy Farmer - Stelle - , a beatifull dame of the abyss
Green is the colour :)
Po latach plyta kapitalna.
The Main theme. So modern sound of a synthesizer