Rappers React To Pink Floyd "Have A Cigar"!!!
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“David Gilmour can do more with one note than most other guitar players can do with the whole fretboard.” -- Dave Mustaine (guitarist for Metallica; Megadeth)
He's definitely not wrong.
David Gilmour never wastes a note.
That’s why gilmour is the fucking goat
You guys have to do Shine On You Crazy Diamond from that album!!! Amazing!
I'm a woman in my 50s. Been listening to this since mid-80s. I thought I had found manna from heaven when I discovered Pink Floyd and still feel that way. I think they are the band that will still be listened to (and studied) 200 years from now. And I have never, ever, ever been able to share it with anyone. Nobody I knew liked Pink Floyd and didn't want to hear it. My son hates Pink Floyd and thinks they're not even a good band. Seeing a young guy loving this song and being into it so much made my day more than I can possibly explain.
Trivia: One of only two Pink Floyd songs with a guest vocalist. Singer is Roy Harper, a British folk singer that was recording at the same time in the studio next door. One of the other things that gives this song its unique sound is it drops in and out of a 5/4 time signature.
Led Zeppelin also named a song after this vocalist. 'Hats Off To Roy Harper' from Led Zeppelin III.
Pearl Jam loves this Song too 😀.
The name “Pink Floyd” came from Sid Barrett. He took the first name of two blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. The band was originally known as the “Tea Set” but had to change their name when they found out there was another band with that name already on the scene. Just thought I’d drop that tidbit of info for you guys. Great reaction, as always, love the channel.
Thank you.
I wonder how many groups of highschool kids created bands called Anderson Council.
@@Comrade.Question
😂
Does Steven hawking count ? And the dog off seamus?
Have A Cigar is about the band's disillusionment with the record company. "You gotta get an album out, you owe it to the people...we're so happy we can hardly count!" - coming off of the success of Dark Side Of The Moon, they were under tremendous pressure to achieve that level of success again. The band tried versions with both Roger and David singing lead, but it just wasn't working...musician Roy Harper just happened to be recording in another studio next door, and offered to sing the song - which is the version that ended up on the album. The Immersion box set edition for Wish You Were Here has the version sung by Roger and David...and while interesting to hear, going with Harper on vocals was 100% the right choice. By the way..."Which one's Pink?" The name of the band comes from two blues musicians...Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. If you want psychedelic? Go back to the EARLY PF albums, especially the first one with Syd Barrett.
Roy Harper is also the namesake for the Led Zeppelin song Hats off to Roy Harper
I lost it at the beginning. Dude just gimped right off the diving board.😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😂
They didn’t really invent psychedelic rock, but they were absolutely part of the movement who created it. And they are basically the biggest band to come out of that movement, so it’s easy to see it like they invented the sound, but it’s like most genres, it’s invented by a community of early artists that happen to gravitate to a kind of sound because of the social climate that facilitates the urge to express that part of the zeitgeist in our art.
But Pink Floyd started in the very early 60s with Syd Barrett, and as a mainstay at a club called UFO in London, they were a huge force in the development and creation of the psychedelic sound, and ESPECIALLY the psyche-prog end of the spectrum with their early 20 minute jam songs on stuff like ummagumma.
So it’s really not wrong to say they invented psychedelic rock in a way, I’m just saying, there’s a lot of influence and cross-pollination of ideas and sounds when a community of musicians are developing a new sound like that. It’s the same thing with punk, metal, grunge, whatever. There are big bands that you can point to that are milestones like iggy pop for punk and Black Sabbath for metal, but those are just the biggest early figureheads of the movements. Just like Pink Floyd.
They elevated psychedelic rock.
One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs!!
"Welcome to the Machine," off the same album, is also a song about the music industry(The Machine)
Welcome to the Machine is the best song I've ever heard. Heard it on radio when I was 9. They never said title or artist. Didn't hear again til I was 23. I LOVE this song. There is no better
The first time I took acid, I listened to it and it absolutely blew my mind.
@@ArkaeaFCL3 I never got to know the joy of pink Floyd while tripping. The ocean show on the nature channel is awesome. Riding a bike down a steep hill is wild too, when trippin.
@@ArkaeaFCL3 I was 9. I'd never heard rock n roll aside from Elvira and Swingin. WttM came on and I was mezmorized from the start.
@@ArkaeaFCL3 Meddle>DSOTM>WYWH>Animals in succession while tripping is ethereal but esp this album with all the synths
That's was a best reaction i have ever seen. Thank you guys. Cheers from Germany!
the singer of this song has a 🔥 voice, guy was never in the band but I'm glad they picked him!
The singer on this song is Roy Harper.
"We're so happy we can hardly count"
Third Eye (Salival)
No other guitarist can milk the emotions out of a guitar like Dave Gilmour
I love that line dude. "Oh by the way, which one's pink?". Such a beautiful way to express a really deep and true concept about the entertainment machine.
We call it riding the gravey traaaaaaaain... shit adds up at the bottom
Pink Floyd is one of the main influences for Tool. Amazing band!
Love David Gilmore always thought Tool was the Pink Floyd of this generation.
I always thought Tool was closer to Rush...bass forward, incredible drumming, guitar switching between rhythm and lead, higher-pitched vocals
I've noticed that almost everybody who loves Pink Floyd loves Tool also. Two bands whose music always takes you on a journey!
One of my favorite bands from the 70s. What great way to start the day 🤘❤
Gilmour is my personal favorite guitarist of all time. I don't know what all these other fools are thinking. Lol.
Kath, Page, May, Schon, Beck, but gotta Agree with Prince n Slash too
The "Which one is Pink?" line actually did happen to the band so they wrote it into the song
This is one of two Pink Floyd songs where the vocalist wasn't a member of the band. Roy Harper was in the studio and was the only person who could sing this song in the key that they were going for. The other song being "Keep Talking" featuring Stephen Hawking
Yeah the version with Roger Waters singing is kind of weird.. still like it though.
@@mikeabney2527 I don't think I've ever heard it before. That's also the same Roy Harper from "Hats Off to Roy Harper" by Led Zeppelin!
David Gilmore is always in my top 5 list, not only in the list but my number one on most lists. He and Pink Floyd as a whole are some the greatest artists and musicians to ever walk the earth. If anyone disagrees then I suggest you get a CAT scan and see whats wrong with your brain.
Y’all should check out Primus’ cover of Have A Cigar. It’s one of the dopest covers I can think of.
Quite a few covers on that Miscellaneous Debris EP. I remember REALLY liking that Residents cover of Negative Aggressor I think it was
This is an excellent cover as well: th-cam.com/video/8R6StQfLNbw/w-d-xo.html
@@mikethemotormouth Peter Gabriels Intruder was covered on that album also, super creepy cover, excellent song
I love the bass in this song. Genius!
Piper At The Gates Of Dawn was the first album, 1967
Pink Floyd is one of the best and talented bands of all time, them and Zeppelin.
Steve Howe was voted best guitarist in Guitar Player magazine every year 1977 - 1981; after which they banned him. Check out early Yes. Roundabout is a good start.
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Chris Squire was no slouch on the bass either...Yes is pure Prog Magic
5 songs on this album. 3 about how much they miss their friend, and 2 massive middle fingers to the music industry
Loved the energy is this reaction. Reminded me of when I was 12 and first discovered this song.
There are a number of songs relating to the duplicity of the music industry , and I love pretty much every one. This song, Ted Nugent's Stranglehold, Billy Squire the Stroke, Rush Spirit of Radio, Heart Baracuda , to name the ones off the top of my head.
🦋 You Guys Are the Greatest 🙌 Mornings are Always One of the best parts of my day! 🤘TIME, Mother, Shine on you crazy Diamond, Hey You, & Money are also some great songs that would be Awesome Reactions to see!🤘😏
Yo, mah boiz. I been gone for a minute, but I'm glad to see you guys still doing your thing. Love the channel
Great reaction, don't is a masterpiece of course, but that gangsta walk off the diving board in your intro had me dying!
*song obviously, lake autocorrect and TH-cam won't let me edit the comment for some reason.
fun fact: almost all of my favorite Pink Floyd songs David Gilmore wrote and played the bass lines for as well as the guitars, when I was looking for songs to learn I kept coming across Gilmore as the credited artist, so it turns out he was also the best bass player in the Floyd also....amazing artist
Yall should definitely check out David Gilmour's solo stuff. The song "There's No Way Out of Here" is an underrated gem of a song.
Love that tune as well - but it's not a Gilmour original. IIRC, it was recorded by the band Unicorn, and Gilmour produced it, then decided he wanted to do his own version.
yep.
It's been said that David Gilmour doesn't use an amplifier... he plugs his guitar straight into your soul!
The lead singer on that one is Roy Harper, an iconoclast folk singer-songwriter (great body of work, though tough to get into) who was notably praised by Led Zeppelin
How many bands back in the day put this song on immediately following their signing of a contract
Lynyrd Skynyrd with "working for the MCA"
New to your channel here, but if haven’t already you should for sure react to Pink Floyd Echoes Live At Pompeii 1971 it a must listen if you want to see David Gilmore go off on the guitar and it’s great song
Get this
I was in Fairview park , outside Pittsburgh in probably 96;97 somewhere in there. My boy and I split a 10 strip and we were up on the hill and all of a sudden “ your gonna fly high, your never gonna die “ played , from the sky, at my 10 o clock and went in an arch the way the sun does in the course of a day , just extremely fast. Curtis heard it too , RIP My man.
It warms my heart to see your discovery and love of Pink Floyd. I was introduced to them by a school friend’s father in the early 80s and we saw them in the late 80s. Gilmour is such an emotive, understated guitarist who talks to your soul.
Gilmour is the goat of emotion and making you feel things with just his guitar. No other guitarist sound like him or ever will.
best part of this song is when you think the solo is gonna end and he turns it into one more phrase
You guys are great. Loved the reaction. Thanks!
They were a part of the movement for sure. "Momentary Lapse of Reason" came out in the late 80's and their first album was released in '67 with "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" followed by
"A Saucerful of Secrets" in '68 then "More" in early '69 and in late '69 they released "Ummagumma". In '70 they released another two albums first being "Zabriskie Point" and second being "Atom Heart Mother" and the following year of '71 brought another two albums with "Relics" and "Meddle" then they released "Obscured By Clouds" in '72. '73 was another two album year with "Dark Side Of The Moon" coming out first, followed by "A Nice Pair". "Wish You Were Here" (the album this song is from) was released in '75 followed by "Animals" in '77 and "The Wall" in '79. After that they released 23 more albums, some greatest hits and some live so I'll skip through and just mention the big ones.
The Final Cut 83
A Momentary Lapse Of Reason 87
The Division Bell 94
The Endless River 2014
I dont know if anybody trips anymore but way back when if you dropped a hit and pushed play on this CD it took you through every stage of the trip! I did that with what my friend called White Fluff and it was almost creepy how they knew exactly where you would be in your trip! That was 90 million years ago though! Lol!
Two hits black micro dot in 1977 in Munich Germany at the Olympia Halle I lived the Animals, Wish You Were Here full albums with what seemed most of Dark Side of the Moon for encode. I still possess the ticket stub from the concert 43yrs later.
Most other reactors never even notice that line Which One's Pink, so I am glad you pointed it out to him, but hee also totally got it that its a slimy record exec :)
Good pick. Last night I was listening to their song "Sheep" from the Animals album from 77. This song here is from 75.
I listen to animals more than any other album I have. Both my sons were rocked to sleep to it 😊
Thanks my bros love Pink Floyd love from New Zealand
Finally after 5 attempts at people reacting to this someone who actually understood what the song is about, It's obvious though anyway well done you Trash Talkers 😃
Pink Floyd started 1964 and the were the Fathers of Psycedelic Rock, they are even 1 year older than the Grateful Dead
Many of my friends are obsessed with Dead...but I am Pink Floyd all the way lol
@@NoWorldOrd3r it's okay to like both.
Hollywood’s love for this song is so endearing to watch. I enjoyed this.
Psychedelic Music began roughly within the span from 1965 to 1966. Pink Floyd came on the scene in 1967. Many point to The Byrds' song Eight Miles High as the first Psychedelic song in 1966, but some also consider The Beatles' album Rubber Soul from 1965 to have the first real Psychedelic songs with Nowhere Man, If I Needed Someone, Girl, Norwegian Wood, et cetera. I'd even say their song It's Only Love from the album before, Help!, that same year might be the real beginning. But one thing is for sure, The Beatles were the band that were responsible for popularising the genre.
The thing with Pink Floyd is that they came about right as The Beatles were about to release their landmark album Psychedelic/Proto-Prog album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967. In fact, they actually recorded their debut album Piper At The Gates Of Dawn in the same studios at the same time when Sgt. Pepper's was being recorded. They took a lot of influence from The Beatles for their sound as they were overhearing all the madness going on in their studios. The Beatles brought full orchestras, eastern instruments, various tape samples, and proceeded with new recording equipment and new techniques for recording on top of obscure sounds, lyrics, and concepts. No one had ever done anything like this before The Beatles, hence why many consider them to be the greatest, or at least most influential band of all time. Pink Floyd started to do similar things with themes of space, acid, and mythical creatures on their first album with some new panning techniques and instrumental experimentation, but they weren't the originators of Psychedelic.
And lastly, A Momentary Lapse Of Reason came out in 1987, not the 1960s.
This is my favorite album of Floyd.
Shine on your you crazy diamond is amazing.
Welcome to the machine would be a great review too.
The Food Fighters actually do a great cover of have a cigar.
Foo not Food
@@matthewdrake4385 the food fighters a re a pretty unknown cover band of the foo fighters that covers other bands in the style of the foo fighters covering them haha.
Not actually. Damn autocorrect
One of the sickest guitar solos in the music history IMHO
It’s a hell of a start
It could be made into a monster
If we all pull together as a team ❤️
As much as you enjoyed showing him that this is how much I'm going enjoy the songs I ask you to react here for real
All the other great guitarists will leave in you awe but only one can make you cry. David Gilmour.
"Dark Side of The Moon" You will forever be changed.
so glad to see you guys diving into some Floyd and looking forward to seeing you get introduced to Stevie Ray Vaughn.
I’ve always found David Gilmour’s voice so soothing. I keep hoping he will come to my apartment and sing me to sleep every night. Still waiting... 😆
like butter.
He doesn’t sing on this. It’s one of the only Pink Floyd‘s I can think of where neither David or Roger sang on it. (Post Sid Barrett )…I think it’s Roy Harper.
@@Rnazzaro yeah, just saying I like his voice in general. Sorry sometimes I type comments that have nothing to do with the song or video 😆😩
@@ShanLH5 by the way, which ones pink?
Hollywood brother, I've said this b4, watching you sincerely enjoying a piece of music is so much fun.
Pink Floyd have so much great music.
David Gilmore is tremendously under rated.
Guys! First thing... Love the hell out of this one!
Next... There is a band called "Main Squeeze" and they are from Indiana. They do a cover of this song, and it is fucking amazing! Y'all should check it out. I can send a link if you need me to!
Fun Fact: 32yrs. ago, more than 200,000 people cramed into Venice, a city of 83,000 for a free concert by Pink Floyd.
You should listen to Primus’ cover of this song 🍄
WELCOME TO THE MACHINE!!! You haven't heard Pink Floyd until you've been welcomed to the machine. It's a MUST
I’ve heard all the greats….David Gilmour portrays more emotion in his playing then anybody. Second to none….listen to Pink Floyd-Dogs
This song is so relatable if you've ever dealt with shady music industry people or fake agents. Happened to me personally and it always brings that back to me. Such a great song!
Hendrix / Prince the guitarist of ACDC the guitarist from Metallica Soundgarden guitarist and Stevie Ray Vaughan is a beast his Vibe comes out through his guitar when he plays
Wish You Were Here came right after the monumental success of Dark Side of the Moon. After years of hard work and good music they had finally become a financial hit. They wished Sid Barrett was there to be a part of it. That album was a tribute to him. Sid was the crazy diamond with black holes in his eyes. They liked him as a person and highly respected him as a musician. It was around this time Roger Waters began feeling an ever growing rift between their fans and the band.
Pink Floyd was originally named The Tea Set and was started around 1966 by Sid Barrett. Long story short, after one and a half albums Sid began to wig out and they brought in Gilmour as a backup. He finally replaced Sid.
Pink Floyd was 100% a space rock band in the early years, with sub layers of psychedelia. The lyrics were about moons in the solar system-and scarecrows. And they were hired by the BBC to continuously improvise during the live broadcast of the moon landing in 1969.
By the time of the album Meddle, they made a deliberate decision to distance themselves from the “space rock” label they’d been given and changed the lyrics of the song Echoes.
Pink Floyd, like all other Rock and Roll bands, has a blues influence. Nonetheless, jazz has a much more prominent sound mixed in their music.
For early pioneers of psychedelic rock Pink Floyd alone cannot be credited. In 1967 the Grateful Dead were holding acid tests in San Francisco and the Beatles were back from India and had released Sgt. Pepper for goodness’ sake.
All this makes me want to recommend to you Summertime Blues by Blue Cheer if you haven’t heard it already.
Not in order, favorite guitarists: Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Gilmour, Jimi Hendrix, Alex Lifeson, Eddie Van Halen
Good job guys,.... Funny thing about this Pink Floyd song. First, the song is about meeting with, and dealing with Record Label executives,.... not auditioning to be an opening act for some band somewhere, Haha!
Also, unbeknownst to most Pink Floyd fans, NO member of Pink Floyd is singing this song! Neither Gilmour nor Waters felt their voices were up to singing on that particular day, their voices were shot from recent concerts and performances.
One of their friends, Roy Harper a English Folk singer, happened to be hanging around the studio that day, and they asked him, (or he offered, it's not clear which), to sing the song,... and so he did. It's one of only two Pink Floyd songs, that is NOT sung by a member of the band.
As far as the quote,.. "Which one is Pink",... that is something people still say these days! Obviously these people are not familiar with the band. LOL. Btw, the name, Pink Floyd was chosen by one of the original Pink Floyd members att, Syd Barrett. Barrett had two huge influences in his early musical life, two old time Blues musicians, PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council.
It Was the record companies executives, Who were asking “which ones pink”.
Amazing Song
Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Saucerful of Secrets were their first two albums. 1967 and 68.
David Gilmour is my number 1!!!!!
Comfortably Numb ( PULSE live) is mind blowing
Mr Hollywood, you share that same passion to Pink Floyd with me. For me David Gilmour is very emotional guitarist. He has ability to channeling emotions with his playing (similar like Heavy Devy). You don't need to shred on guitar to tell the story. Great song and reaction gentleman.
Can you add to your list Steve Vai? He is really good guitarist too. I'm not sure that he start playing in 70' but he may be interesting for you.
By far one of their best!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed that great reaction ..... My god the thousands of listens... Masters at work ...
You n me both Hollywood one of my faves
Roy Harper on vocals in this one. People always think it's roger waters singing. But Roy was in the studio that day. David and Roger both cut vocals on it and it didnt soumd right. So they had Roy come in and destroy this track. Great guest spot on an excellent track. Hats off to Roy Harper gentleman
He does sound a lot like Waters...
Like The Blues, you gotta know when to play a note and why the note needs to be played. It's not all about how fast or complicated your playing is.
not only that but you guys should check out Pink Floyd doing the song "Echos" live in Pompeii at the Roman Amphitheater. Total mind blow
American group from TEXAS called 13th Floor Elevators came out in 1966 first as being a psychedelic band ..
Capolavoro !!!! Canzone magistrale. Peccato che voi la ascoltate solo adesso....cosa vi siete persi per 50 anni !!!......
Stevie Ray Vaughn Rivera Paradise, Cold Shot, Taxman
Gilmour's name often comes up in the top 10 greatest of all time. He misses the top five most likely because he doesn't "shred" or showboat like so many others top guitarists. He's all about the feels.
His construction of a riff and a solo is one of the best... not to mention his feel and strong but subtle techniques like bending, sliding, vibrato, etc.
"We're so happy we can hardly count"
You HAVE to look up a group called the main squeeze. They do an amazeballs cover of this song!
Dude...ya'll have to hear the cover of Have a cigar by the main squeeze sometime. Epic cover, don't know the guitarists name for them and he ain't David Gilmour but for at least in that moment in time the dude just absolutely slayed his guitar on the solo. I have heard Pink Floyd's have a cigar literally all my life and the main squeezes guitarist made me smile from ear to ear playing that solo. Great work ya'll keep it up.
David Gilmour can play a single note and have it sound sublime and grandiose; this is his greatest skill!! As far as vocals... he does exactly what the song needs; nothing more nor less!! Overall? It's never been about how phenomenal he is... it's been ALL about how tastefully he uses his voice, guitar effects, string bending techniques, finesse and style!! Is he the greatest guitarist ever? No. He however takes you on a journey with him, the song and his guitar!! Pink Floyd & Gilmour are The G.O.A.T.
"I feel that David Gilmour doesn't get credit." Are you kidding, man? Gilmour has many accolades. He is ranked by Guitar World as #6, by Rolling Stone as #14, and by Louder as #4 of top guitarists. Yeah, he's highly regarded by just about everyone that is familiar with him.
“Riding the gravy train” had a whole other connotation for people listening to the Floyd…
Nice one dudes! This is classic Floyd. Hats off to Folk rock singer/ songwriter and guitarist Roy Harper who did the vocals on this track. His voice really suited the overall theme and vibe of the song. The whole of the "Wish You Were Here" album that this is from is just mind blowing. I've loved Floyd since my eldest sister used to play them when I was a kid in the late 70's to early 80's. Would love to see what you guys think of tracks like "Echoes" (Pompeii version), "Careful With That Axe Eugene" (Pompeii version), "Set The Controls For The Heart Of the Sun" (Live at Pompeii version), "Interstellar Overdrive", "Fearless", "Dogs", "Pigs (Three Different Ones"), and "Welcome To The Machine" to name just a few.
It's a record company exec talking to the band. It's a true story. They had a studio suit ask them which one was Pink.
Fun fact… none of the members of Floyd sang this track. It was Roy Harper
I did not know this. I feel a bit shocked that I didn’t know this. Lol. Thanks for the new information.
There are other recordings where the members tried it, but were never happy with the way it turned out, so got Roy Harper on board. They definitely made the right decision, as this version is better in my opinion.
Not sharp shooting you Craig, but i remember hearing Roger’s version, and it’s no surprise that he thought his version was better..🤔 Glad he was out voted. 🤔😷🤣
One of my favorite PF songs right here!
Pleeeease guys do your minds a favour and do Shine On You Crazy Diamond 🥰