From their 1971 album Meddle, it was earlier than DSOTM. Echoes is the quintessential PF song you guys gotta hear, yes it’s 23 minutes long but will take you to another galaxy and back again ✨
The bit at the end was recorded at Anfield football ground with the Liverpool crowd singing "You'll Never Walk Alone", which I think you've reacted to. They've adopted it as their club anthem and they always sing it before their home games. Also off the same album (Meddle) is the song Echoes, which is long, but worth a listen. David Gilmour has done some good live versions of it on some of his recent tours.
echoes is long long(enjoy it, don't get me wrong) but put it on with friends ,got hungry,put water on for kd boiled, cooked kd and was eating it and echoes was still playing. floyd is good stuff just the same
One of the things I enjoy about the relationship you've built with Pink Floyd and their songs is that you're ready and willing to trust them to take you on the journey, and it's so easy just to slip into the vibe they provide and enjoy the ride. It's less about "I wonder what we're going to get" and more about "I'm strapped in, let's get going".
The football (soccer) supporters were Liverpool fc known as the Kop Liverpool fc at that time were dominating football in the UK and You'll Never Walk Alone became an Anthem. If you liked the softness, then check out Pillow of Winds from the same album😉
The last section is "You'll Never Walk Alone". This song is Floyd's first time addressing their founder Syd Barrett's mental illness. Syd was their original singer and songwriter but had to leave the band way back in 1968. He was one they were hoping would be "Fearless" and they wanted to tell him he'd never walk alone.
A pillow of winds is another acoustic sing from this album and its one of my favourite pink floyd songs . The band are just finding their feet and moving towards the band that we recognise and love .
I like this track by them, a laid back song off the Meddle album with Liverpool football supporters in there at the end and an acoustic vibe . You guys should check out 'One of these days' off the same album,it is a real blast and Amber will love it.
Thanks! Try to check out some of their LIVE performances from the PULSE CONCERT, such as RUN LIKE HELL, SORROW, or COMFORTABLY NUMB. Every song from Pulse is excellent!
Well it certainly was when I saw it live! Despite great sound and visuals, video of Floyd doesn't compare with the live experience. And that's what it is - an experience. Cheers....
You can really hear their sound coming together on this album, Meddle, and the next, Obscured by Clouds, into what would culminate in The Dark Side of the Moon. Still heavy on the psychedelic vibe on this one, but it's moving forward, informed by the experience built precisely because they weren't afraid to experiment.
Can't remember which applies, but Obscured was either written as a movie soundtrack or just simply used as a movie soundtrack. Too lazy to google. Cheers....
Woooow...Can't believe you did this song! Major deep cut! I stumbled upon this song in college and it quickly became one of my fave PF songs. Can't remember if I suggested this one to you guys or not, but I'm sure others did too. Thank you!
Please consider hitting more of Pink Floyd's "older" music. I would suggest starting with "One of these Days" or "Echoes" also off this album. Cheers....
Replying late but 4 years ago i took an 8th of mushrooms. About 2 hours into the trip i laid on my kitchen floor, my brother turned on his speaker and played one of these days, which I’d never heard in my life until that point. It was so intense and i remember struggling mightily. The aggression of the notes and voice… and then that song ended and another one began to play. That song was a pillow of winds. It was the most peaceful 5 minutes of my entire life and one of the most beautiful experiences I’ve ever had
Meddle will always be my favourite Pink Floyd album because it was my first, given to me by my girlfriend and first love back in 1972 when I was at boarding school (as was she but not the same one. Co-Ed wasn't a thing back then). I listened to the whole album every night, with headphones lying in bed before I went to sleep, for at least six months. But the Division Bell is right up there with it in my opinion. Obscured by Clouds, Dark Side and Wish You Were Here are also firm favourites, but Animals and The Wall (apart from two or three outstanding tracks on the Wall) have never grabbed my attention in the same way, The Final Cut is just dreadful. Pink Floyd had died for me and then along came Momentary Lapse of Reason to rekindle my love, followed by The Division Bell to cement it for all time.
@@nomdaploom interesting comment. Have a listen to Richard Wright's "Wet Dream" album from 1978. It shows what a huge part his talent and sound was to Pink Floyd. Roger Waters mocking him for not ever having written a song, is not only stupid and wrong, but it shows what a lousy and pathetic human being Waters has become.
Jay and Amber "Shine on you Crazy Diamond. "Another Brick in the Wall" "On the Turning Away" "Is Anybody Out There" All great trippy Pink Floyd songs. 💗
This whole period, from Meddle to Wish You Were Here, has such beautiful moments. Among all the chaos and angst and drama, there is always one jaw droppingly pretty tune, usually with acoustic guitar. This is Meddle’s.
Cool Floyd. I haven't heard this one in a good while. That album has some gems. I also like "San Tropez" and "Seamus" from that album. Of course "Echoes" might be the most well known track from that LP. "San Tropez" is a little different from what you typically think of as a Pink Floyd track and "Echoes" is probably exactly what you would expect from them. It's all good. Might be time for me to give Meddle another listen.
You are correct. There is no other band who can transport you like Pink Floyd does. I’m lucky to have grown up with masterful artist like PinkFloyd. It may never again happen.
I forget about this song and I am always happy when I “rediscover” it. I always get a Zeppelin feel from this song. Thanks for getting back to some Floyd.
This is a great track from their 1971 album “Meddle”, 2 years before Dark Side If The Moon”. This song “Fearless” shows the acoustic brilliance of David Gilmour with alternate tunings to produce the signature riffs.
We used to listen to albums, back in the days of vinyl records and even later when tapes came along. Pink Floyd albums were made for listening as an immersive experience. Each album has its own theme and story.
So cool you guys finally got to this one!!! I knew you would love it!!! Pink Floyd transports you to another dimension and they will always be my favorite band of all time!!! And David Gilmour will always be my favorite musician of all time!!! That voice and that guitar? Its rediculous how good it is its like its a spiritual journey!!! Wouldnt hurt my feelings at all if you guys really did a deep dive into Floyd! Lol! Its soul food🙂
The beauty is how such a complex composition and layers of guitars sounds so simple. All carried by the almost whispered voices. Little spices added all along with different guitar parts.
Its about time. My Second favorite Pink Floyd song... I will wait to tell you my first, but is much to the same cadence toon, and guitar as this, but comes on different.. This and my Favorite Song combined make the building blocks for the song Time.
This is fairly early Floyd, and takes me back to 1975-6 when I was doing a post-grad course in Liverpool, lived in Anfield and would go and stand in the cop sometimes to watch a match....fantastic feeling and it gave me confidance.
Uh, this is Floyd six years, five albums and two guitarists in. The Piper or Saucerful is more along the line of early Floyd. Thumbs up, anyway! Cheers....
Two life-changing Pink Floyd songs for me..."Echoes" (from the same album, "Meddle", as this) and "Dogs" (from "Animals")... very long songs by radio standards, but soooo worth the rides they take you on!
Listened to this for a long long time, love it, Nick Mason featured it on his tour last year and I was blessed to hear it live, never thought it was written for Syd until I read some of the comments here, of course it was RIP Barrett and Wright
Oh. My. God.... After the night at work I had, where things were frustrating, and irritating, I came home and watched a couple old episodes of John Oliver while waiting for my "sleep aid" to kick in. I turned on my computer as the great floaty feeling slid in, and what did I find? My FAVORITE Pink Floyd song of ALL TIME, and not from ages ago, when you two were still finding your footing for this channel, but just last night. I cannot say this enough: Thank you. You not only put a smile on my face, but you made every part of my day better.
Oh yes! One of my all time favorite early Floyd tunes! Thanks for the reaction! I believe I was one of the followers who recommended this one back when you did "You'll Never Walk Alone Again" because that was what the ended of this song was, and in fact, that title is part of the songs subtitle as an ode to the Dubliners.
Just finished Brit Floyd, the best Pink Floyd tribute band, here at The Rose in Dayton, Ohio. Third time seeing them. Still awesome! They did comfortably Numb as an encore. Crazy Diamond is still my favorite live. Very bluesy! The background singers always get a standing ovation!💖
Just saw them last week in Waukegan, IL. Fantastic show and they played a lot of older Pink Floyd songs. Eva Avila is so good on "Great Gig In The Sky".
Back in the '00s, we were doing lots of tribute shows, and this song was one of my favorites just because the singer nailed it, and it sounded so good.
I was on two hits of acid in 1986 when I first heard this song. It is so emotional and deep! The thing about some songs is that you can’t understand the depth of them unless you can feel them! Just remember, you’ll never walk alone! PS, this is clearly the Works version and not the Meddle version. You can tell by the additional crowd sound effects.
Thanks for another great Pink Floyd song. Amber said one of her favourites is Comfortably numb so l think you should definitely watch the Pulse live version it's so much better than the album version and you will see what actually being at a Pink Floyd concert was like! You will not be disappointed.
Echoes will take you for a trip. The song is pretty long but I'm sure you will enjoy the ride. This is another great reaction. You two always put a smile on my face. Thank you for that.
I don't think that you've reacted to any Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd. "See Emily Play," "Arnold Layne," "Lucifer Sam," and "Remember a Day," are probably the most accessible to modern listeners, but for those who really dig the psychedelic, there's, "Astronomy Dominé," "Let there be more Light," and "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun."
After listening to this, I could hear in my mind the strummed guitar chords of San Tropez, even though my albums were stolen in the late 80s and I have not replaced them (life got in the way).
Its fascinating to me that your audience (me) listened to these bands as they mastered their own sound so we experienced their growth with them, whereas you two hit them at random points in their career. I wonder how that makes us think about the music differently, if at all? The Beatles is a great example along with Floyd where the music just grew and grew and grew to fit their vision while they were figuring it out themselves. If nothing else, its a trip to watch you experience it. Thanks guys!
Amber, you really get what the song's about even by not looking at the lyrics ,but by just listening... That's so amazing ! Very few people can do that .Kudos !
Still, you guys haven't listened to, "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" parts I-V. Amber... There's a saxophone in it.😊 The album version is great... I would suggest the LIVE version from the '94 Pulse concert.❤
From their 1971 album Meddle, it was earlier than DSOTM. Echoes is the quintessential PF song you guys gotta hear, yes it’s 23 minutes long but will take you to another galaxy and back again ✨
I’d highly recommend they listen to the live in Pompeii version of echoes
They really need to check out Echoes and Set The Control For The Heart of the Sun
Especially at Pompeii.
@@Suve35967 I sent them a link for Set The Controls from Pompeii. That’s a great video
@@Suve35967 they need to listen to a couple songs from the Syd era. See Emily Play or Astronomy Domine. That stuff was really out of this world
The bit at the end was recorded at Anfield football ground with the Liverpool crowd singing "You'll Never Walk Alone", which I think you've reacted to. They've adopted it as their club anthem and they always sing it before their home games. Also off the same album (Meddle) is the song Echoes, which is long, but worth a listen. David Gilmour has done some good live versions of it on some of his recent tours.
I love the inclusion of the Liverpool fans. I always get the chills ,brilliant.
echoes is long long(enjoy it, don't get me wrong) but put it on with friends ,got hungry,put water on for kd boiled, cooked kd and was eating it and echoes was still playing.
floyd is good stuff just the same
I'm seeing newer reactors putting Echoes at the top of their list of songs...
@@BensSoZen Gilmour's version at Gdansk is brilliant.
They did Echoes at the first few stops on the Momentary Lapse tour - Cleveland, Toronto, Philly and I think Buffalo, maybe?
One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs
I have NO favorite pink floyd- hate them!
@@markcornish2519 then why click on the thumbnail? was it to comment and be a troll?
Mine too 🥰
Same!
Freaking love Meddle. And this song is so simple and beautiful. Well simple for Pink Floyd.
Meddle is on my permanent playlist
One of my very favorite Floyd albums. ❤
Yes. The entire album.
“I’ll climb that hill in my own way.” Indeed. Another masterpiece of tone and vibe. Be kind. Always.
One of the things I enjoy about the relationship you've built with Pink Floyd and their songs is that you're ready and willing to trust them to take you on the journey, and it's so easy just to slip into the vibe they provide and enjoy the ride. It's less about "I wonder what we're going to get" and more about "I'm strapped in, let's get going".
The football (soccer) supporters were Liverpool fc known as the Kop
Liverpool fc at that time were dominating football in the UK and You'll Never Walk Alone became an Anthem.
If you liked the softness, then check out Pillow of Winds from the same album😉
I agree , I think their ready. To go kn the journey, it’s the best way to travel with PF❤😊❤😊❤😊
My wife passed 2 weeks ago this was our favorite Floyd song. Thanks for reaction.
I know I'm a year late. But I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you're doing well.
Definitely one of my favorite Floyd tunes of all time...such a terrific vibe. These folks are gonna LOVE this one so much! 😁💯
Same here
Pink Floyd are an experience, not just a band. I just listen with my eyes closed and float away!
The last section is "You'll Never Walk Alone". This song is Floyd's first time addressing their founder Syd Barrett's mental illness. Syd was their original singer and songwriter but had to leave the band way back in 1968. He was one they were hoping would be "Fearless" and they wanted to tell him he'd never walk alone.
this song is so good and underrated
I’ve been a Pink Floyd fan for 35 years. This is my favorite song. Most of my friends don’t know this one who are fans also.
This is my favorite song from my favorite pink floyd album.
Love seeing people discover this!
A pillow of winds is another acoustic sing from this album and its one of my favourite pink floyd songs . The band are just finding their feet and moving towards the band that we recognise and love .
The vocals give me a floaty feeling
This might be my all time favorite song. Ever.
I love it. Thanks.
I like this track by them, a laid back song off the Meddle album with Liverpool football supporters in there at the end and an acoustic vibe . You guys should check out 'One of these days' off the same album,it is a real blast and Amber will love it.
Definitely do One of these days!
I LOVE the only lyrics - "One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces".
The best Pink Floyd song ever written.....in my humble opinion!
Thank you for listening to this wonderful song... :)
Thanks! Try to check out some of their LIVE performances from the PULSE CONCERT, such as RUN LIKE HELL, SORROW, or COMFORTABLY NUMB. Every song from Pulse is excellent!
Well it certainly was when I saw it live! Despite great sound and visuals, video of Floyd doesn't compare with the live experience. And that's what it is - an experience. Cheers....
Love this song. The entire Meddle album is amazing.
You can really hear their sound coming together on this album, Meddle, and the next, Obscured by Clouds, into what would culminate in The Dark Side of the Moon. Still heavy on the psychedelic vibe on this one, but it's moving forward, informed by the experience built precisely because they weren't afraid to experiment.
Obscured by Clouds is a masterpiece.
Can't remember which applies, but Obscured was either written as a movie soundtrack or just simply used as a movie soundtrack. Too lazy to google. Cheers....
It was written for a movie soundtrack. But works great as a stand alone album. To me it's their most underrated album.
Love watching Amber's Floydian trip...experiencing it vicariously.
Yeah she gets it.... like watching her drift off into the ,,"Pink"
Woooow...Can't believe you did this song! Major deep cut! I stumbled upon this song in college and it quickly became one of my fave PF songs. Can't remember if I suggested this one to you guys or not, but I'm sure others did too. Thank you!
Please consider hitting more of Pink Floyd's "older" music. I would suggest starting with "One of these Days" or "Echoes" also off this album. Cheers....
My two favorites on this album.
Replying late but 4 years ago i took an 8th of mushrooms. About 2 hours into the trip i laid on my kitchen floor, my brother turned on his speaker and played one of these days, which I’d never heard in my life until that point. It was so intense and i remember struggling mightily. The aggression of the notes and voice… and then that song ended and another one began to play. That song was a pillow of winds. It was the most peaceful 5 minutes of my entire life and one of the most beautiful experiences I’ve ever had
“Echoes” life at Pompeii. Masterpiece.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever produced.
For me, Pink Floyd's golden era was from 1971-1977. So many great memories of the band from that time.
Meddle will always be my favourite Pink Floyd album because it was my first, given to me by my girlfriend and first love back in 1972 when I was at boarding school (as was she but not the same one. Co-Ed wasn't a thing back then). I listened to the whole album every night, with headphones lying in bed before I went to sleep, for at least six months. But the Division Bell is right up there with it in my opinion. Obscured by Clouds, Dark Side and Wish You Were Here are also firm favourites, but Animals and The Wall (apart from two or three outstanding tracks on the Wall) have never grabbed my attention in the same way, The Final Cut is just dreadful. Pink Floyd had died for me and then along came Momentary Lapse of Reason to rekindle my love, followed by The Division Bell to cement it for all time.
@@nomdaploom interesting comment.
Have a listen to Richard Wright's "Wet Dream" album from 1978. It shows what a huge part his talent and sound was to Pink Floyd. Roger Waters mocking him for not ever having written a song, is not only stupid and wrong, but it shows what a lousy and pathetic human being Waters has become.
Amber was totally gone when Jay took the break, then she said as much right after we witnessed her coming back from the trance! Beautiful!
From the album "Meddle". Entire album is a miracle of music.
Features the legendary "Echoes".
Yes!!! This one has always picked me up. Thank you for reacting to this often overlooked Pink Floyd masterpiece.
Ditto
This is one of my favorite Floyd songs. Whenever I feel beaten down, this song picks me up and takes me to a better mood of optimism.
You can sink ur teeth into this poetry filled puppy.
There will never be another like Pink Floyd. A world all to themselves sharing it with the rest of us
Jay and Amber "Shine on you Crazy Diamond. "Another Brick in the Wall" "On the Turning Away" "Is Anybody Out There" All great trippy Pink Floyd songs. 💗
Yes. And "Brain Damage" - Great lyrics:
- And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon
An amazing example of the power of pink.
At 2:57. "Oh"....... good stuff, for sure. Floyd fan for over 50 years. Thanks, guys!
Amber nailed it exactly. The vibe is "I did it!"
Thanks!
First song I ever heard by Pink Floyd and that journey is still going. This song always puts me in a good space
One of my All Time Favorites by Floyd. On my learn to play & sing list.
This whole period, from Meddle to Wish You Were Here, has such beautiful moments. Among all the chaos and angst and drama, there is always one jaw droppingly pretty tune, usually with acoustic guitar. This is Meddle’s.
"When I listen to Pink Floyd, I'm not here. 'Amber's gone..'" We are soul mates, child. Bless you.
Thinking freely is very much an outlaw act in many a circles. This song has been with me for 33 years now, Peace/JT
Cool Floyd. I haven't heard this one in a good while. That album has some gems. I also like "San Tropez" and "Seamus" from that album. Of course "Echoes" might be the most well known track from that LP. "San Tropez" is a little different from what you typically think of as a Pink Floyd track and "Echoes" is probably exactly what you would expect from them. It's all good. Might be time for me to give Meddle another listen.
My favourite Pink Floyd album. Echoes is one of the greatest tracks ever. You also must react to Pillow Of Winds, also from Meddle.
Echoes and their heaviest song ever One Of These Days are awesome.
This is my favorite Floyd song to play on my guitar.
David Gilmour has such a soft pleasant voice to listen to no matter the song and also a great guitar player.
I Looooove this Song FEARLESS always described me. One of my FAVORITE PF Songs of ALL TIME. MEDDLE IS STELLAR ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
That guitar riff is basically heckling the hopeful singer and his lyrics,but that tension of opposing feelings is perfect.
You are correct. There is no other band who can transport you like Pink Floyd does. I’m lucky to have grown up with masterful artist like PinkFloyd. It may never again happen.
Meddle is my favorite Pink Floyd album. Thank you for reacting to this song.
Progrock I love it❤
Pinck floyd, Nigtwisch, ELO, Queen, Dreamtheater, Yes.
Beatles, Uriah Heep. ❤
I forget about this song and I am always happy when I “rediscover” it. I always get a Zeppelin feel from this song. Thanks for getting back to some Floyd.
This is a great track from their 1971 album “Meddle”, 2 years before Dark Side If The Moon”. This song “Fearless” shows the acoustic brilliance of David Gilmour with alternate tunings to produce the signature riffs.
We used to listen to albums, back in the days of vinyl records and even later when tapes came along. Pink Floyd albums were made for listening as an immersive experience. Each album has its own theme and story.
Great song. Most people don't mess with their work before Dark Side.
So cool you guys finally got to this one!!! I knew you would love it!!! Pink Floyd transports you to another dimension and they will always be my favorite band of all time!!! And David Gilmour will always be my favorite musician of all time!!! That voice and that guitar? Its rediculous how good it is its like its a spiritual journey!!! Wouldnt hurt my feelings at all if you guys really did a deep dive into Floyd! Lol! Its soul food🙂
One of my favorite Floyd songs🤗
Pink Floyd is the underdog of classic rock bands....they don't get the respect they deserve.....
The beauty is how such a complex composition and layers of guitars sounds so simple. All carried by the almost whispered voices. Little spices added all along with different guitar parts.
Its about time. My Second favorite Pink Floyd song... I will wait to tell you my first, but is much to the same cadence toon, and guitar as this, but comes on different.. This and my Favorite Song combined make the building blocks for the song Time.
This is fairly early Floyd, and takes me back to 1975-6 when I was doing a post-grad course in Liverpool, lived in Anfield and would go and stand in the cop sometimes to watch a match....fantastic feeling and it gave me confidance.
Uh, this is Floyd six years, five albums and two guitarists in. The Piper or Saucerful is more along the line of early Floyd. Thumbs up, anyway! Cheers....
Love this song and the whole Meddle album.
Two life-changing Pink Floyd songs for me..."Echoes" (from the same album, "Meddle", as this) and "Dogs" (from "Animals")... very long songs by radio standards, but soooo worth the rides they take you on!
Great Pink Floyd...of course!
Listened to this for a long long time, love it, Nick Mason featured it on his tour last year and I was blessed to hear it live, never thought it was written for Syd until I read some of the comments here, of course it was RIP Barrett and Wright
Oh. My. God....
After the night at work I had, where things were frustrating, and irritating, I came home and watched a couple old episodes of John Oliver while waiting for my "sleep aid" to kick in. I turned on my computer as the great floaty feeling slid in, and what did I find? My FAVORITE Pink Floyd song of ALL TIME, and not from ages ago, when you two were still finding your footing for this channel, but just last night.
I cannot say this enough: Thank you. You not only put a smile on my face, but you made every part of my day better.
YOU GUYS DO A GREAT JOB OF UNDERSTANDING AND COMMENTING ON THE PINK FLOYD EXPERIENCE. THANK YOU
I love the way amber just totally zones out Amazing that's what Floyd is for.
1971...the year I was born. Meddle is amazing, a taste of what was to come. Echoes is a for sure must see, live at Pompeii
One of my favorite Floyd songs
Oh she gets it she gets it sublime in her own way..
Yes I know most say that Echoes is the best song on the album but Fearless to me is above it. Just something about it that gets me every time )
Definitely one of their most beautiful songs...
One of my favorites. Easy to listen to with a great smooth flow. Back in the 60s-70s we would have said. "Trippy" :) In some ways I miss those days :)
One of my all-time favorites! Not as widely known!!! Thanks! 😃
Oh yes! One of my all time favorite early Floyd tunes! Thanks for the reaction! I believe I was one of the followers who recommended this one back when you did "You'll Never Walk Alone Again" because that was what the ended of this song was, and in fact, that title is part of the songs subtitle as an ode to the Dubliners.
Love Fearless. It's my Pink Floyd go to.
My favorite Pink Floyd tune
"Pillow Of Winds". Another excellent song!
A Magic Song....one of my all time favorite of Floyd's...great choice !
Just finished Brit Floyd, the best Pink Floyd tribute band, here at The Rose in Dayton, Ohio. Third time seeing them. Still awesome! They did comfortably Numb as an encore. Crazy Diamond is still my favorite live. Very bluesy! The background singers always get a standing ovation!💖
Just saw them last week in Waukegan, IL. Fantastic show and they played a lot of older Pink Floyd songs. Eva Avila is so good on "Great Gig In The Sky".
love this song, one of my favourites from Floyd, laid back and a lovely tune
Back in the '00s, we were doing lots of tribute shows, and this song was one of my favorites just because the singer nailed it, and it sounded so good.
My wife GOD BLESS HER SOUL?? An original loved so e. Thank you for the flashbacks
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Young Lust"!! (for your 20th Pink Floyd song) "Young Lust" was used in their movie 'The Wall'!
I was on two hits of acid in 1986 when I first heard this song. It is so emotional and deep!
The thing about some songs is that you can’t understand the depth of them unless you can feel them!
Just remember, you’ll never walk alone!
PS, this is clearly the Works version and not the Meddle version. You can tell by the additional crowd sound effects.
Thanks for another great Pink Floyd song. Amber said one of her favourites is Comfortably numb so l think you should definitely watch the Pulse live version it's so much better than the album version and you will see what actually being at a Pink Floyd concert was like! You will not be disappointed.
My favorite Floyd song from my favorite Floyd album!
Great pick next from The Floyd you guys shoud do Green Is The Colour and Fat Old Sun. You are going to love them.
Meddle is a fantastic album- part of a string of 5 back to back masterpieces
Echoes will take you for a trip. The song is pretty long but I'm sure you will enjoy the ride.
This is another great reaction. You two always put a smile on my face. Thank you for that.
Imagine That... I'm 71, and never knew I WAS a Floydian! :) Great Reaction!
I don't think that you've reacted to any Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd. "See Emily Play," "Arnold Layne," "Lucifer Sam," and "Remember a Day," are probably the most accessible to modern listeners, but for those who really dig the psychedelic, there's, "Astronomy Dominé," "Let there be more Light," and "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun."
After listening to this, I could hear in my mind the strummed guitar chords of San Tropez, even though my albums were stolen in the late 80s and I have not replaced them (life got in the way).
My absolute favorite PF song. I keep the lyrics framed on my wall and I live by that philosophy.
Its fascinating to me that your audience (me) listened to these bands as they mastered their own sound so we experienced their growth with them, whereas you two hit them at random points in their career. I wonder how that makes us think about the music differently, if at all? The Beatles is a great example along with Floyd where the music just grew and grew and grew to fit their vision while they were figuring it out themselves. If nothing else, its a trip to watch you experience it. Thanks guys!
I would consider that rather than growing to fit their vision, both bands' vision grew to fit them. Cheers....
I have had the same thought. Interesting way to listen to classics who we grew up with and they grew up with us.
Amber, you really get what the song's about even by not looking at the lyrics ,but by just listening...
That's so amazing ! Very few people can do that .Kudos !
this song is SO AWESOME , first time I heard it I was blown away
Still, you guys haven't listened to, "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" parts I-V. Amber... There's a saxophone in it.😊 The album version is great... I would suggest the LIVE version from the '94 Pulse concert.❤
All Pink Floyd songs deserve reaction videos. All of them.