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This was a work of art in every sense of the phrase. Wow. The direction, the music, the setting.. it's all magic. Pure Pink Floyd magic. I felt like TOTAL shit before the video started and by the end I didn't even know which way was up. Insane.
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Pink Floyd at Pompeii has been described as ‘Gods playing to the Gods’. It is a masterpiece. They were also playing to their legions of fans all around the world, most of whom only got to see them through this film. The film played at midnight in movie theaters all across America, all through the 70s and 80s. Long before TH-cam it was how generations of fans were introduced to them live. Many would go every weekend seeing it dozens and dozens of times, forming small communities of like-minded folks who couldn't get enough of this amazing new avant-garde sound. You're seeing now why they are considered so influential in the evolution of rock and popular music in general.
Great reaction. Love what you said about them making you think about things that their unique brand of music seems to draw out of you. That is their superpower. Creating an altered and higher state that doesn't necessarily require drugs to get you there.
Sophisticated, complex, big boy music and lyrics representing a significant next step in the evolution of both the band and rock and roll in general.
Might want to check out “Shine On You Crazy Diamond 1-5” next, studio version first. 👍
“Strangers passing in the street by chance two separate glances meet,
And I am you and what I see is me" - Echoes
You left out taking acid and mushrooms to these shows. I was there in the 80s with Rocky Horror and Pompeii. I use to sneak out the house and go when I was 13. We had a fukin blast!!!!!!
...and also SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND PART 6/9 😉
@@Christopher50now oh I didn't leave it out, I just never partook. But hats off to those who did and survived those times. Learned my lesson from Syd and others and stayed away from the stuff.
Wow thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. This was my favorite one so far... song wise. It's just so good. EVERY pf song so far has been amazing but this one really spoke to my heart and my ancestors inside me. Strange, but true. I will be busy listening to this over and over.
I noticed recently that there's also an earlier live tape of the song - they played it live in Montreux in September '71 - NOT at the Jazz festival (where they had played the year before) but at a festival for modern classical and electronic music, just *before* the Meddle album came out. So that was a show with a different kind of audience than they would normally have at their concerts - but it went over beautifully, they got a standing ovation for Echoes! 😊
Very interesting tape here of the entire show here (nearly two hours, I think it's from a live radio broadcast). Echoes is the opener: th-cam.com/video/Ft9xfHVeTaM/w-d-xo.html
If you like Nick’s drumming on this, you NEED to watch One Of These Days from the same performance. Even dropping a stick, grabbing another and not missing a single beat.❤
I'll add it to the list! Thank you! Sounds awesome.
There was a band who copy this event But I don't know dhere name It is crazy looks almost similar even the sound I like to keep the original ❤
The master of slow rolls
The same exact thing happened to Ian Paice in the best version from Child in Time :D he grabbed the stick he dropped immediately and literally didnt even skip a beat, obviously Baker did as well, even when breaking sticks 😅
🤘👹❤
@@franzjosephamrein2663Beastie Boys "Gratitude" official video is an homage to Pink Floyd Pompeii, they even have "Pink Floyd London" stenciled onto their speakers.
Love the bass in that track too
David Gilmour and Richard Wright played Echoes together 35 years after.. Amazing!!
Gdansk. Sonically superior and visually stunning.
A lot of love for this song lately. ❤
I swear, this song is magic. It never feels like 23 minutes to me anymore, it's secretly a 3 1/2 min song that warps time and space
Yes, this song really merges bluesy exploration with a deliberate effort to build a clear sonic structure on a large scale...The theme of absence and reaching out for loved ones who may or may not be there, it has that in common with "Shine On" four years later, and I figure this 1971 epic was also a necessary preparation for that other masterpiece.
It is pure magic indeed. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. I'm glad I did both parts at once. It's just beautiful. And the direction of the video is superb as well. This was amazing 😊
Richard Wright with his keys contributed a lot to that spacey sound of Pink Floyd in the earlier days which today is sometimes a little bit overlooked. Listen to "Set the controls..." live on Ummagumma - it really feels like flying around in your spaceship between the sparkling stars, so etherial. No other keyboardist sounded like that. He rather was on the classical and jazzy side - maybe the more straight and rocky style of the later years wasn´t quite his anymore.
Rick was an absolute genius with his keys & timing as well as his Music plus vocals.💕
BACK IN THE DAY: This was a Movie you could catch at the Local Mid-night Film Theater. And they played it LOUD...!
Couple of Fatties, sitting in Total Darkness at Midnight listening to FLOYD... ! Those days are gone forever...
Best Descriptors for Pink Floyd Music: Psychedelic or Stoner or Acid Rock
This was near the beginning, watch Echoes live at Gdansk, the final performance of Echoes of Gilmour and Wright (RIP), the culmination of decades of musical experience and an amazing goodbye between the two music gods.
Pink Floyd makes me feel high, even if I'm not high
"I know ive been high, I've always been high like the most of us. Very hard to explain why you're high, even if your not high"
After Richard Wright died David Gilmour never played Echoes again, as he felt they joined souls not just voices on this song.
Rogers bass was doing the Echoes warbling.
You should also watch the amazing final version by David Gilmour and Richard Wright in Gdansk. The last time before Richard's passing.
th-cam.com/video/EMneCi9F_UQ/w-d-xo.html
It is wonderful
Nick Mason casually flipping his right drumstick and not missing a beat at 7:48
Just think this isn't any studio mumbo jumbo this is all raw and natural
Most incredible live band I ever saw.
I see why... what a show. The sound is huge. 3 bands worth of creativity and sound in 4 guys here.... amazing work
1975 & 1977 DSOTM & In the Flesh, ANIMALS, The Spectrum Philadelphia, FLOYD & YES FOREVER 😊
I've meditated to Echoes since I was 17, after a TM course. I'm 60s now & I still do😊 MEDDLE is by far my 2nd favorite Floyd Album. It's a Fabulous lp. From start to finish 🥇 Thanks for your appreciation Lee, listen to the full MEDDLE 🎉
Same here, got me through some very dark times. Very special.
This was a concert film a. Talking Heads... also did one *STOP MAKING SENSE.* You should also check that out.
When I first started smoking weed in 1972 my friend and I would put on Meddle and play Echoes and just trip along through the whole thing without saying a word. Intense experience for sure. That was 52 years ago and still sounds just fine!
The photography in this film is really iconic. That has to be one of the greatest long shot slow zooms ever. I've seen it parodied many times.
Everyone talks about 'Dark Side of the Moon' and 'The Wizard of Oz' pairing up nicely, but the better pairing is 'Echoes' with '2001 A Space Odyssey' where it starts at the section 'Jupiter and Beyond' to the end of the film. The visuals align perfectly. It's a trip.
So good, and too many similarities to have it all be coincidence.
Yeah. “2001 A Space Odyssey” came to my mind during the reaction.
So happy seeing this pop up!
That riff was definitely pinched by Sir Andrew Loyd Webber for the Phantom of the Opera 😂
Just quintessential Pink Floyd, not many lyrics but says everything it needs to say perfectly and musically just WOW!
ALW pinched so much stuff it is hard to keep track of all the artists he has ripped off
think that's why Roger commented in Amused To Death , '' Lloyd Webbers awful stuff runs for years and years and years ....''
@@craigkerr2764Queen was another band he took from. “White Queen” during the instrumental section.
Do you think the riff in this, could've come from Procol Harum's song Conquistador from 67?
Hope you enjoyed my friend. This was fantastic!
Besides the obvious musical genius, was there ever a more wholesome message of seeing the humanity in the rest of humanity?
Never in my life have I seen anyone make it through this song without closing their eyes.
Pink Floyd's music is timeless. They will never be duplicated.
I never get tired of listening to their music. They have been a favorite of mine, since 1980.
The whole concept of this video is intense, when you think of Pompeii, and what happened there, a whole populace killed by a volcanic eruption. Was this an eulogy? To the impermanence of their lives, or all of our lives, as we go about our days? Unknown. It has always hit a mark of some sort in me, though. Whose echoes? Theirs or our own, at some point in the future?
This is why Pink Floyd was one of the greatest and certainly the most creative rock bands of all time. We will never see their like again, Muse and Radiohead are not bad, but they pale to nothing compared to Pink Floyd
could you please do careful with that ax eugene and saucerful of secrets and set the controls for the heart of the sun and one of these days
Awesome.. Now you need to do Dogs!
the whole album i say.
Animals
The real Pink Floyd🤘
The beginning of their most creative period in my opinion. Next up Dark Side of the Moon, Wish you were here, Animals and The Wall…
I'd include 1972's Obscured By Clouds in that fantastic run, as well.
I saw PF once - in London, what strikes me now is how there 31:16 are no egos on stage, they almost hide behind the kit and just play
A friend of mine owns all of the PA you see in this video, He built it up in his garden couple of years back and members of the Australian pink Floyd performed echoes through, it’s on TH-cam with my friend Chris Hewitt being interviewed
Seriously? That's amazing. That's one of a kind for sure. I'd love to see that lol
@@L33Reacts Go to Troglodyte Music on TH-cam you can see all the PA and hear various other tracks of pink Floyd played through The PA my friend is Chris Hewitt who owns the PA and tons more vintage equipment which he hires out for films and TV
I believe this is the most insane recording ever, the venue, the band, the funky beat, the guitar solos, the drumming, the bass playing, the keyboards re so good
I saw "Live ar Pompeii" in a theater when I was in high school and it changed my life.
So good to hear someone appreciate Nick's drumming, too often he's ignored.
Pink Floyd is on a level all their own, their compositions are an Experience, like a Play or a movie. And their live performances were head and shoulders above all the other great bands I grew up listening to in the late 60s and 70s.
I saw Pink Floyd live twice, one time was "The Wall" world tour in 1980, that Show was the most incredible performance I've ever seen, of any kind, in all my 67 years on this earth!
"Echoes" is just one of their masterpieces, Dave Gilmour sings the higher harmony in part 1, while Rick Wright sings lower part,... then they switch in part 2,... Gilmour singing the lower harmony and Wright's singing the higher part.
Nick Mason ad un certo punto dell'assolo iniziale perde una bacchetta ma è così veloce a prenderne un'altra che neanche ce ne accorgiamo
Non ci credevo finché non ho visto quel frammento in un video al rallentatore.
Grande Nick The Best Mason 🥁😍
Beyond the fact that this is musical art, one cool fact is that Pink Floyd is the first "act" to play the coliseum in 2000 years when it was destroyed by Vesuvius
The Vesuvius were there listening..I felt their echoes..
🤗 It's cold in NYC too! Staying warm with some ☕ hot chocolate & this PF reaction from you. 🤔 20 minutes .... 🤗 I could do my nails too! 🥰🐰
Now you're talkin' :)
Ayeeee 😊
@@L33Reacts Forgot how great this was. Like how you picked up on it being echoes of the past. Btw if you do Quadrant 4 (Cobham) look for the original that had a few seconds of them making a joke /laughing at the start. Scan the audio file so you don't wind up listening. Really good commentary liked it.
Echoes is my favourite Pink Floyd track ever from my favourite Floyd album, Meddle. 15 when I heard this when the late great DJ John Peel played the whole thing on his nighttime show. Loved it ever since! Miss discovering all that new 70s music!❤❤
You have way of diving into a fresh band and starting with what many would say is the pinnacle of their catalog.
I have this DVD and think Echoes is right up there. Welcome to Floyd, Lee.
Hope you can get those teeth checked out and solved soon. Tooth/mouth pain is no joke. Don’t put it off man.
And because I hung on till the end, I say you will not just become an echo, you will shine on you crazy diamond!
Saw you were a drummer when you reacted to Comfortably numb and thought you would appreciate Nick's drumming. Thanks for your reaction.
Another awesome reaction . So soothing for the spirit and mind. Everything Pink Floyd just magnificent.
you need to watch 'Set the controls for the heart of the sun' and 'One of these days' from pompeii... pure genius by Nick
Roger Water said this song first half is about humanity lack of empathy towards each other ( Violence) . The second half is the future were humanity has found empathy for one other. Checkout David Gilmour return to Pompeii 2016. Has last concert at 70 yrs. old .He is the only person to play twice inside the Amphitheathrer. " In any tongue" **************
Went to Italy back in 2008. Went to Pompeii. My husband wanted to go to the Amphitheatre but it was so stinking hot myself and our friends didn't want to go to that spot. Just wanted to get back to the tour bus. Well he has never forgotten that. I have always felt bad that I didn't make the effort! You should check out Sorrow from the Pulse Tour. Looks like they are also at Mt. Vesuvius which is right by there.
The Beastie Boys did a tribute to this Floyd movie on the video for their song Gratitude. Looks so much like this gig.
Also hear David Gilmour did that crazy crying sound by running signal backwards through a wahwah (guitar into output/Amp into input) and gets the effect by tweaking the wah-pedal controls.
Replying from an alt account (bc my main has my actual name) but I've been looking forward to this!!! I appreciate you so much. The fact that I could be someone else's introduction to a song that I hold in such high esteem means a lot to me. Echoes has gotten me through some dark times. I'm so glad you liked it.
“Strangers passing in the street by chance two separate glances meet,
And I am you and what I see is me" - Echoes
@flubblert's response prompting me to expand a bit.
Having an awareness of the lyrics definitely adds meaning, in particular to the dual vocals. Whenever I listen to this song, I get a heavy impression of that duality. There's a storyline interwoven about recognition of another person, of the ties humans have to each other, in the face of the echoes of history. As the song progresses, we weather through that nightmarish middle part, the shadows of death and of doubt, and find our resurgence in the rebirth of part two, which starts
"Cloudless everyday you fall upon my waking eyes, inciting and inviting me to rise"
And then ends,
"...and no one forces down our eyes, and so I throw the windows wide and call to you across the sky"
I always get a strong sense of two souls, however they might be related, following each other and remaining together across space and time, in different instances of history. In the case of the victims of Mt. Vesuvius, that might look like that classic trope of lovers, or a mother and her baby, holding each other one last time before death inevitably comes. So despite the tragedy of their circumstances, the love that exists between the living is the one consistent theme that, despite the odds, pulses itself awake time and time again throughout the echoes of history, and creating an unbreakable bind that even death ultimately has no power over.
I first saw this performance, the entire one in fact, over 30 years ago when I happened to see it on laserdisc and decided to buy it and give it a watch. I was a Floyd fan by then but wasn't as familiar with their earlier, pre-Dark Side work, and had never heard of this performance.
It blew me away and to this day I'm still not sure how to react to it other than damn, this is about as good as it gets in the rock genre. I thought that then and still think so now. Even the Beatles, still my favorite if just barely over Floyd, Zeppelin, Hendrix and the Allman Brothers, couldn't top this.
In 1972 a friend hand me the album Meddle and said "you have got to hear this", been a fan every since.
saw this in 82 on VHS, wow what a wonderful experience
Heard this played on a friend’s cassette player, over and over (the Meddle album was the only tape he had) as we hiked up a mountain in the Adirondacks, tripping on acid in the middle of a full moon early October night. 1973.
Crazy and ethereal time at 16 years old. ❤
Just my opinion but sometimes (often) the studio version is better - and the video distracts from the music.
People that watch music don't understand how to enjoy music.
Music is meant to be listened to, not watched.
Those were the days, Echoes was a part of most trips I had back in the day.
It was so cool discovering 'Meddle' when I was 15. I only knew 'Dark Side Of The Moon' by them and had never even heard of 'Meddle' until my sister bought it in 1975, long after it had come out. Back then, long before the internet, you didn't know everything about every band out there like you can now. Most of the kids my age hadn't known about Pink Floyd until 'Dark Side Of The Moon' came out in 73. This song is an entire side of an album! The other side of Meddle has some great stuff too. The album starts off with 'One Of These Days', one of their best, and 'Fearless' is another of their best songs (for my tastes). I can remember learning how to play the verse and main riff of 'Echoes' on the guitar back then, loved playing that on my no-name guitar and cheap Wards amp. This album was a big turning point for them, even though it wasn't a big commercial success. Like someone mentioned, they showed 'Live At Pompeii' at theaters back in the late 70's, I remember seeing it. They used to show rock and roll movies at some theaters later at night. Me and my buddies would go and sneak beers in with us. :) Saw that movie, a Jimi Hendrix documentary (fantastic stuff), The Stones 'GImme Shelter', Zeppelin's ' The Song Remains The Same', a few others.
Great reaction
Imho the 4 genius Floyds wrote with echoes the greatest piece of art ever... Even a portal for a journey to yourself, its like a high magic connection to the secrets of life, as you said, life changing potential, watch it again and again you will find evertime something new besides inner peace
This is a psychedelic trip, gandsk version is more heavy and emotional
When I was young back in the 70s before I got married and had a family, some friends and I used to have a smoke and listen to this in a room with the lights out and we were transported to another world through this incredible music. Those were the days man ✌️🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸
One of the greatest musical events ever by anyone, such a great and out of the box concept from 1972. Those bands you mentioned had similar incredible concerts that conjure up an intensity very few can match. This song is also legendary on the original Meddle album and closed many a Saturday Night party back in the 70s. You can also see the last time it was played in concert when David Gilmour had Richard Wright in his touring band for the On An Island Tour and they did that album plus a large set of Pink Floyd Clasics, including Echoes in Gdansk, Poland in the shipyards where the 1980s freedom movement to raise the Iron Curtain in the Communist Dictatorship started. So the concert was poignant on several levels and they did a 26 minute Echoes that was magnificent. Check it out, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Poor old Nick must have some good weed fxxxxxx brilliant,simply the best
Nice reaction to this masterpiece. Thanks.
New prescriber because ya'll are listing to Pink Floyd
The brilliance of that riff is that it manages to be so incredibly heavy, yet the guitar tone is chimey, and almost wholly clean!
I have been to that space and there is something magical about it. It certainly drew Gilmour back much later. I suggest you also do Gdańsk the last performance before Rick died - it is something special
Initially didn't know what to expect from "Drummer Reacts," but have been loving your knowledgeable commentary. Don't worry about age 30 coming round, it's 60, 70, and beyond that are scary. Despite all that's wrong in the world, be happy for living today--life expectancy at birth probably averaged only ten years for most of human history!
Classic!🔈🔉🔊😎
Echoes written by Rick Wright and never played again by David Gilmore after Rick died. He said he could never play it without Rick.
Great reaction. Glad you enjoyed it. I've seen it so many times, but never get tired of it. 30 is very young! Wait 'till you hit your 60's (which won't be for a long time).
Yeah I'm still young but I feel like I've lived many lifetimes already just in my 30 years. But I hope to show this to my grandkids one day 😎 this was amazing. Thank you for watching!!
I find that slow horizontal dolly shot around the speakers really creepy for some reason. It's like Kubrick shot this. I really like the "funky" part of the song. It probably goes for about 5 minutes and it's just one chord, but I never get tired of it.
This was one of my fave albums from the 70’s. I drove my parents mad by constantly playing it. They were not impressed at all…. ‘That’s not music, switch it off!!!” Thanks for your reaction and making this old lady happy x
Brilliant. Hope you get to treat yourself to the Original Studio Version of ‘Echoes’ too. From the 1971 Album, ‘Meddle’.
‘Echoes’ was my first listen to Pink Floyd, in that very year, 1971. I was 15. It’s one of my all time favourite pieces of music.
David Gilmour of course, returned to this Pompeii Amphitheatre, in 2016. I sent you a link for ‘Comfortably Numb’, from that incredible Show, in your ‘Comfortably Numb’ Video, from a few days ago.
🎶🎸❤️🎸🎶
Crazy acoustics in that ancient arena.
Seriously... must have been eerie playing there lol
Now you know where phantom of the opera get the riff😂
i traveled 2 hours to see the film at a theater
I personally believe that Meddle is Pink Floyd's most intimate album. Such an incredibly emotional selection of songs. I remember my friend getting the album, and encouraging me to listen to it, but I had no interest. Then one day...BOOM! I dove into this incredible journey of the mind, heart, soul, and psyche. Ever since, this has been my favorite PF album. Haven't seen Pompeii in a while. Thank you for taking Curabell's request!! And congrats on the 10K subs!!! Breathe in what life is sending you...
Back in the 70s there were no videos. I saw him in the cinema.
Set the Controls For the Heart of the Sun! Drums! Good. 👍
You got that right!
You got that right!
Evolution from primordial slime.
Love it!
The guitar Gilmour is playing in this was sold at auction for 3.9 million a few years ago.
An audience of souls and spirits - who better to experience Pink Floyd and who better for the band to become one with. I won't go further yet.😊❤
Now that's some funky ass baseline.
Ya, I'm not a big fan of Roger's ability on the bass, but he just kills it in this version.
No one has the balls to put out such a piece of music today. Everything now is auto-tuned, timed for Spoty-fucking-fy and overproduced to death. And it all sounds the same and it is dead on arrival ... for me at least.
On part 2, LOVE the way Richard Wright held that note while playing that haunting melody underneath .
Absolutely great reaction dude! I enjoyed watching you react to the greatest band ever. This was over 50 years ago! I can watch this over and over again, it is that good.
Amazing what 4 musicians can do with no auto tune or any other modern helpers they have now On this same video Saucerful of secretes do the whole song see Nick drumming where chaos leads to peace. Can you the music conversation between Rick an David
Absolutely Great, Absolutely Amazing!
Not only did they have to get permission to do this, I'm sure there was "red tape", but when the equipment crews got there....no electric outlets. I think they had to use a trunk power line that ran across the ground and they had guard the trunk line for the couple of days they filmed.
Don't forget to WATCH "SORROW " from the Pulse Concert! Fantastic video!
"for the spirits who inhabit Pompeii"... nicely said! monster performance and film... proof that you don't need a shirt to play guitar. could you imagine Hackett or Fripp out there, nips exposed to the fresh air. amazing piece of work, as usual thanks for the excuse to revisit, and it adds a lot to see an open-minded and open-eared soul discovering it. btw, the YT channel/dude Polyphonic did a really nice short film on this song. worth checking out.
Pterodactyls nesting in a canyon.... brilliant theme for "echoes of a distant time". :)
Congrats on reaching 10k! I heard you say that Echoes was the last PF request you've received. Not sure if you meant Patreon or not but I am here to tell you that you have merely scratched the surface with PF. So many masterpieces to go! You listened to a bit of Dark Side of the Moon-the album is one of the most iconic albums ever made for a reason-every bit of it is genius. Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall-all masterpieces. I can't recommend them enough. You might have heard the songs from these albums already but in case you haven't-there is so much more to go!
Glad the channel is growing so well! Floyd has a way of reaching the soul. Thanks for another heartfelt reaction 🎸
Someone probably said this, but Roy Harper (not really in the band) only did Have a Cigar.. main vocals is always Richard, Dave, and Roger as time progressed!
Yo bro, have you listened to dark side of the moon yet? If not, you gotta do it from the beginning to the end.
Maybe I subconsciously heard the singles “Arnold Layne” or “See Emily Play” on the radio, but I only really noticed PF with this concert film, which was confusing to me as a teenager at the time, but also fascinating, including the setting and landscape (visited it later). “Dark Side” came out a little later and from then on it happened to me.
The volcano Vesuv near Naples erupted in 79 AD and buried Pompeii.
I am 66 and never have seen this little Floyd film before 👴
About the vocals, you were right originally Lee, it's Rick and David singing the same parts, but in harmony.... It;s why David didn;t want to play Echos after Rick passed away..
Congrats on 10,000 subs, L33!!! You deserve 100 times more.
You got to watch this 30 years later and see how they really crafted this song. The last time they ever played together the Rick wright passed away with cancer. Dave Gilmore then retired the song because he could no longer play it without him. th-cam.com/video/EMneCi9F_UQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0Rg28cNBpNdj5G9z
Good as this is, Echoes live at Gdansk is better.
this was so nice to see, really, sorry for my english
You really need to listen to the last ever performance of ECHOES Live in Gdansk. It was Ricjard Wright's last appearance before passing and David Gilmour retired the song. If that was emotional wait till you hear the closing of it, just masterful