Pink Floyd LIVE ~ PIGS ~ Rowdy Cleveland Show ~ Animals Tour 1977
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- "Please let go of the inflateable pig !! " ... This is amazing. The band plays a raucous version of Pigs (three different ones) for a Cleveland crowd who are clearly enjoying themselves!
You'll need to get through a minute or two of people yelling at you to sit down but once the band kicks in.. this is amazing. You'll want to hang out until the very end when an announcement comes from the stage telling people to please let go of the inflateable pig cables!! Pink Floyd live Animals tour Cleveland Ohio 1977 ! "Sheep" , "Dogs, and other stuff from this same show is up on my channel as well !
I was there that night I was barely 15 years old June 24th 1977. It rained and everyone put up little shanties out of the plywood they put on the infield at old Cleveland stadium. Just before the concert the sun came out and all the shanties went down. The setlist was the entire Animals album the entire wish you were here album and money and us and them as the encores. Fabulous stuff
I was there that night also. We were young and after the show my friend and I quickly left to catch the last bus back to Buffalo, then on home to Canada. Once we got outside the stadium we could hear Money being played and realized we had missed the encore.
Always a regret but still the best concert of my life.
// Dogs was always my favourite song... but just listen to this live version of Pigs man. is insane! live shows are one time events, and this one is just perfect. I love Gilmour's aggressive guitar playing of this era. The drum fills on point. The bass is so groovy... every instrument and vocals in perfect balance. My blood boils every time I listen to it. thanks for sharing!
If only I had a Time Machine…
It's a damn shame they were never professionally recorded during this era' performance is insane! Jesus it's like they are spitting at each other with their playing.
They did but obviously still not satisfied enough to let it go to everybodies ears. And when you closely listen to the audiences tapes you can understand why, but some moments are purely insanely magic
@@openwheel1739 what do you mean by that? That was probably their best tour
Dylan Jeffries: You have no idea. Yeah Floyd was too busy "spitting" cash receipts at each other.
All shows were recorded by the band and are still stored at EMI. They planned on doing a mix of these shows for the box set with the 2018 remix of animals but David said "it was not up to floyd standards"
David’s guitar solo cuts through the Air like a knife through butter truly amazing
THIS IS FANTASTIC! What a great performance its not very often you hear floyd up the tempo and play with such aggression, obviously a night where the audience enthusiasm got the bands adrenalin going
This is some of Dave Gilmours best guitar work!
Best concert I ever went too . Never forget
This was the greatest concert I've been to. It was true magic in Cleveland that night. I was fortunate to share the time and moment with my brother, sister and mother. A kind of religious experience of sorts. I wish you were there.
Amazing. A flashback. They ROCKED the Stadium. TURN THIS UP!!!
Experience of a lifetime!! Boeing 737, I swear 500 feet above our heads, you could hear the roar of it coming than The Amazement Began. We all were gone from home for 2 days, too much Blotter Acid. Well worth the ass kicking our parents gave us. Thanks for the memories!!
best show I ever attended 17 years young camped in the parking lot the nite before in my van gf talked me into taking the rapid home . got my Honda 750 with darkside painted on the tank. we drove around the parking lot her top off and me with a smile from ear to ear hope I never forget this show my friends or her once that jet flew over they took it to another level! GOD BLESS!
+Jason Powell Cool!!!!
fwiw,was there.the greatest concert ever, and I've seen them 4 times in my lifetime.('72 buffalo, '77 Cleveland , '87 Toronto ,'94 Toronto ). still remember as if it where yesterday. remember me and 7 friends caravanning to Cleveland from buffalo, staying in some flea bag hotel on Euclid ave. rained all day but cleared up just before show started. was seated in upper tier just above the stage. remember dropping a hit of mescaline as the umbrellas covering the equipment from the earlier rain folded up and disappeared into the stage. remember the jet liner flying over as the band hit the stage, remember the plastic sheep inflatables being fired off from back of stage, the pig,and the strobe light that sent the crowd into another frenzy. remember people in our section passing joints up and down our isles all concert long I've seen hundreds of great concerts in my lifetime but this one was the ultimate of concerts, musically and visually and spiritually and stil have my ticket today.
I saw the concert of this tour in Oakland 9 May 77. Life changing! Well, you know. It was indoors at the Arena. Just me and my boyfriend and about 20,000 of our best friends.
smasher50 brilliant description, thanks for sharing that..I can only imagine what a Floyd concert at this time would have been like..absolutely on top of their game here! Cheers 🍻
I remember a low flying jet appeared out of nowhere, buzzed the stadium, everyone looked up then suddenly they appeared on stage.
Enigma758 I remember that too,best concert experience I ever had,will never forget!!! From Newton Falls,Ohio
i was there also remember that -struthers oh
One of my buddies was in the second level behind home plate beginning to start a hefty good trip for the show and watched that plane take off from Burke Lakefront and wobble its way straight towards the stadium really low...started freaking a bit 'cause it wasn't climbing! We were about 40 feet back from the stage sipping boda bags and chatting and **Vooom!!** this freaking jet blasts overhead out of nowhere realllly low...everyone yells and hits the deck and Floyd just sauntered out, picked up their gear and started playing...we're all like "What the F***!" ...and so it began! Never have seen vid before from it - this is awesome, thanks!
I live in Cleveland, but unfortunately was only 8 years old when this concert went down. Went to the Raiders vs Browns in 77, and read the inscribed *Pink Floyd* in the blue rails of the old box seats at Municipal Stadium. My dad told me all about the insanity of the 77 *Animals* tour. Obviously saw them 4 times between 87 and 94.
Saw the plane buzz the stadium for the intro. Heard the pilot was busted for that. Will never see a concert opening like that ever again.
Best ending of pigs I have ever heard. Period
Wackentosh Jr ..check out the Boston gardens show, another great performance of Pigs
This is one Floyd tour I wish I could've seen, it was the closest thing to a "Greatest Hits" show. First half was "Animals" in a different order than the album, second half was "Wish You Were Here" in its entirety, with 3 songs from DSOTM as encores and on a few dates "Careful with That Axe, Eugene" as a final encore. This should've been preserved as an "official" live album
Careful with that axe was actually played exclusively in Oakland and it was also the last perfrormance of the piece ever.
Exactly correct S. I was in Oakland. It was an incredible show. We could hear David and Roger laughing together during the first verse of "Have a Cigar" it was a love fest with 20,000 people.
Lady BlackstarDust Was this show in the outdoor coliseum or the Arena?
jennifersman It was in the indoor Arena. (Oakland Coliseum Arena. The sports field was called the Colliseum Stadium.) 9 May 77. No Jet Airplane to open. But the baloon family and pink pig blew our minds! Part of the concert and I have the cd with a dvd of very poor audience film. Search TH-cam for - Pink Floyd (Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, California, 09.05.1977).
jennifersman outdoor stadium
The violence of the music in this version is insane
We were tripping our brains out and having a ball!
that build up at 13 minutes is incredible. what a perfect example of a good band.
Listen to the build up on pigs three different one from the Montreal show July 6 1977. It's the last 7 minutes. Prepare your anus.
Sounds speeded up
Nope, that was how they played it. Intense!
@@timyanosko1852 no it’s speeded up they didn’t play anything fast
Lol, regardless this performance was great.
My first concert. I was 16. Unfortunately, I thought all concerts were supposed to be like this. Took me a while to learn that just wasn't so, and appreciate others, but Floyd even more.
Haha! I know thats right! I share the same sentiment even though my first concert was Weird Al. Big contrast, but I feel you man!!
this has to be my favourite performance of pigs ever oh my god the whole band was going offf!!!
Great show... Cleveland Stadium... 86,000 people!
Yes! This was held at the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium, (Home of the Cleveland Indians AND Browns!) Held 80,000! No opening act! SOLD OUT festival seating in Quadraphonic Sound! We sat right in the middle, behind 2nd base! The sound went 'round and 'round! Jet and Animals balloons overhead! Greatest show on Earth!
This was the only World Series of Rock that featured only one band
(I shared this on your channel too) I was at the Pink Floyd Animals Tour, 1977 World Series of Rock, Cleveland Stadium, Ohio. I think these recordings must be from that concert! I remember the cable of the pig being grabbed by the people in the top tiers of the stadium and the stage crew yelling to "let go of the pig." Another vid you posted, the commentator talked about the "free clinic" and Cleveland World Series of Rock was notorious for having medical clinics on the field because of the multiple people who OD'd or got hurt, so I'm pretty sure these recordings are from that concert.
I was so happy to find your channel! I went to many, many, many concerts during my late teens/early 20's, and this Pink Floyd show was absolutely THE BEST show I have ever seen or heard. They are truly professional musicians, sound excellent, put awesome visuals into their show like no other.... just uncomparable with any other rock band I've seen.
The worst band I've ever seen live.... Rolling Stones! They sucked live. Mick Jagger can't sing for shit, screams into the mic, and they were extremely sloppy musically. With the attitude of greatness obviously flowing from them, they didn't give a damn what they sounded like.... the audience was made to feel priveleged to just see them.
Anyways, thank you, thank you, thank you for posting these Pink Floyds vids from Cleveland... "The Home of Rock-N-Roll" !!
Thanks for the kind words. Agee 100% on The Stones. Enjoy !!
BTW they did a mind boggling SOYCD 6-9 that night that the world must hear as well.
I was there too as a 15 year old. What an experience!
I was at that show too King Meezer. Mind Blowing I saw them at Kent State too.
KING MEEZER was one hell of a show--saw them every tour sometimes in 3 different places--still follow Waters,saw the Wall in 2012 and !980 in LA----GREAT TIMES
Classic solo trading between Gilmour and Wright too, at first it feels adversarial but then they just start grooving.
Pretty sure you meant Snowy White, the fifth band member, a guitarist. We were saying, who the heck is that?
Best PF version I've ever heard: Really good groove and beefed up guitar
Fabulous
Cleveland is notorious for their huge arena shows. Rock n roll hall of famers. Where i went isn't there anymore, Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
whoever you are putting this out there I love you man you're bringing back some good time for my days we were there live thank you man I'm 57 years old and I enjoy this whoever got these videos keep playing a man there were no fights going on it would love it where man thank you brother thank you very much
first concert i ever went to in cleveland. 14 years old and i was hooked. the clinic thing was funny as they were all over the place. ran onto the field and rocked out to floyd. most excellent.
Wow !! Thanks for this superb recording ! Best version of that 77 tour ! Montreal is my second now !
Boston Garden was the best show
Try....Oakland concerts. That was the best sounding of this tour. Bootleg amazing!!!!
My mom was at this show, it must have been legendary
more cowbell, please
Cause ya got a fever.......and the only cure....
Was there with my sister, my best friend and my sisters best friend. When people here in NE Ohio talk about the best show they ever saw, Pink Floyd '77 always wins out even though many people who were not there still say they were lol.
pink floyd is the best band in the universe !
one of the greatest times of my life/ fuck all the Cleveland concerts were never outdone. this one - event. Ava remember feetwoodmac.
They rock this version for sure. I think I prefer the slower groove on the studio recording but I'm psyched to find audio from this tour! Great song.
Wow, wow, wow, to find this video! I was there!
Me too outstanding
I was at this show sitting near pitcher's mound. They were a little shaky with Animals as they just put it out, but they played all of Wish You Were Here and it was the best I ever heard two guitarists play together. When they came back for a third encore, the people in the stadium made the loudest noise I have ever heard.
What did they play for the third encore? In Oakland they played "Careful With that Axe Eugene"? For the first time in a couple of years and the last time ever. I loved that show.
Lady BlackstarDust I'm think they played three songs from Dark side of Moon. They played Money, then Us and Them, then I think they played Time, but not sure.
Correct - the set list only shows row encores for that night. "Us and "Them" followed by "Money". Sometimes they just did "Money" during that tour and sometimes they surprised everyone like in Oakland. I still have "Money" from the Cleveland show up on my channel somewhere as well as most of the rest of the show.
Oh right. Setlist dot fm shows "Money" and "Us and Them". What a mega event! The Oakland show was recorded at the soundboard. It's on TH-cam, I purchased the cd and a very poor dvd because it was audience film. But cool.
So, where's the picture come from? It looks like an old industrial setting in the U.K., if I had to guess.
I was at the cleveland stadium it was the beginning of my rock corear i saw them 5× after
I was there n that rainy day-92k plus. Still remember it like it was yesterday-hands down one of the best concerts ,I have ever been to!
‘Bus stop rat bag’
One of the most brilliantly venomous lines to deliver.
And of course the next one 😉
Thank you for sharing. I can close my eyes and I am almost there...........
superrr the final end...pink floyd the best
was @MSG july2 for the animals show, went nuts when the pig started flying over us..
what a group, it all fell in a place. A real example of four people ment for each othher
ENORME version
I WAS THERE!!!
They really change the speed of the different parts of the song!
I am reading the comments and it all comes back to that wonderful day. We took the elevated
train into the city as there were 20 or so of us. It was pouring and we thought the show would be canceled. But the Rock Gods smiled down on us. There were big umbrellas over the equipment and they folded up and went down into the stage. The stars came out and the Jet flew over. Can ya see them see them doing that today! Haha! It was a real out of body experience. We were up in the nose bleed section but when the rains came, a lot of people came off the infield and we made our way down and ended up 20 feet from the stage. It was unreal! The music is still in my heart and mind and I am so glad to hear it again. Thanks for preserving it. Only wish there was video but ya can't have everything. I do have some great pictures of the stage and the round screen behind the stage and the stadium. It was and is one of my top 5 concerts.
A real out-of-body experience! I left my body and the solar system that day!
I was . Outstanding to when the play dark sided of the moon
That show in Houston `77 didn't turn out too good for a variety of reasons. 1) the steady drizzle turned into flat out rain so they had to cut the show a little short. Fans became irate and started throwing whatever on the stage. The sound of breaking beer bottles on the equipment still ring in my ears. 2) the slapback echo of their quad system threw off the downbeat so us in the stands couldn't tell where `one` was. By the time we could hear` one` its was like beat `three` so the delay threw it all out of sync. 3) the giant inflatable pig had a small hole in its ass so they could never get it fully inflated. That sucked, but the red lights for eyes did look cool.
BADASS! THANKS FOR POSTING.
Seen them @ MSG this tour july 2, july fourth weekend lots of fire works and rockets. Roger settled the place down. They proceeded to rock our balls off.
AWESOME SHARE THANK YOU !!!!!! Pink man... Pink Man .......
I was a student at Bowling Green and there was a monster thunderstorm just before this show. I parked the car and ran in just as the jumbo jet flew over the stadium. Midway thru the show, a kid jumped from the upper deck and landed just two rows in front of me on someone...the EMT's came and escorted all of them away. The kid was naked and later I learned he was tripping....just as the Pig was flying. Hard to put into words.
THAT FUCKING JET!!! What a way to make an entrance! Quad sound system! Blotter acid! Rain! Colored smoke bombs!
I think I recall that day!
Patrick Fries along with the blotter acid,I believe quaaludes were a hit back then too....Rorer 714's!
I think I was beyond Pluto when it rained on Earth!
Ate mushrooms that day, too!
I was there with 3 friends. Close to the stage, maybe 50 people in front of us. Windowpane...
COWBELL...! COW-BELL! On "ANIMALS"! Ha-haaah. There's a pun in there somewhere, I just have to find it.
when the airplane flew over the stadium and everyone looked up and saw the pink pig on the side of the airplane, everyone was blowded away, then they came out and had crazy fireworks of sheep's, pigs etc. blowing up, BEST DAM CONCERT I HAVE EVER SEEN, poor Floyd got kicked out of Cleveland for years after the airplane flying over the stadium, :(
Karen Trigger- Carter I remember that plane also,was best concert I ever attended! They (concerts) just arent the same anymore....
So true, the concerts are just not the same and TJRROCKSPONE, so true they were kicked out of Cleveland for years for the airplane not having permission to fly over the stadium, but how great that was. :) Who says we need computers etc to have such a great wonderful time. :)
Cost them $1500 fine! Can you imagine an airliner doing that today?
Looking back to how spontaneous everything was compared to now!
This album reflects our times!
They flew the plane over again in 94 at The Division Bell tour. We couldn’t believe they did it again!
I was at this show as well (Municipal Stadium), as soon as I heard the cherry bombs being let off every few minutes I knew it was legit. Someone was setting them off all evening. They played all of Animals and all of Wish You Were Here it was an awesome show. I seem to remember it raining off and on and people on the field lifting up the artificial turf and pulling it over their heads to stay dry. lol great share flipper !
If you look closely, that photo is NOT from Cleveland Municipal Stadium!
Don V. Johnson that was what I first though--looks like an old indoor stadium
+Don V. Johnson Ya if you blow the picture up and look at the stair case right next to the Pigs snout, you can read the word "Florida" right next to the bright light but the other word is too obscure to read. So this picture was taken in Florida at an indoor coliseum, I would say probably Tampa or Miami
+David Vick The old Cleveland Browns stadium didn't look like this. Was a fantastic show. I didn't notice the Florida on the sign, good eye.
+David Vick It might be a venue somewhere in Europe. The Miami and Tampa dates were outdoor stadiums, as were most of the venues on the entire tour
+jennifersman Trying to read sign above where the Florida sign is. All I know it is not Cleveland Browns stadium. My granddaughter thinks it a Florida Gators. Anyway it was a great show, just like every other PF/Waters concerts
that sucks that we as fans have all these proper recordings of stuff like Pulse & Delicate Sound of thunder & The New Roger Waters Wall Film But no Proper Real Pink Floyd Dvd Material. I know they say there is no professional film from the 1972-1977 era but i am sure one of them have something? maybe one day???
jimmyjambhere
I think they didn,t have there concerts recorded cause they wanted the experience of the concerts to be unique in that the only way to experience it was at the concert it self , having said that , I recent found a music rock source that has Pink Floyd live concerts for sale from early days and 1977 and beyond to 1994 , cds as well as a PINK Floyd dvd 1977 02 01 Vienna audience
One of the best concerts I ever attended.
How true
@@duaneniziol7437 how fucking old are u bro
I was there too! The low altitude fly over of the open air baseball stadium (and then out over Lake Erie) just before the band started into "sheep" by the Pink Floyd commercial aircraft has now become legendary and hugely unexpected.
This tempo is way fast. Lots of energy. Love it!
grew up in chicago and 1977 soldier field was the talk of the town though I never saw it always envisioned it.
When does Roger shout " 'ello Cleveland!" ?
Tripping all the way their Killer Show
ya me to lsd and pcp
I got that thank you man thank you I lost a lot of good friends since then by the fears is gone a lot of peers that it's gone high school friends on a few of us the last of the Dying Breed
My brother & eight other people went & got robbed by about 25 undesirables. There were cops on horses who just wouldn't do anything to help us. I was only 15 & for some reason I had all the tickets in my wallet. There were knives everywhere (except for us concert goers) and they took everything, tickets & all. One guy came up behind me & just ripped my back pocket right off (wallet & all), he pushed me forward while ripping it off & out.... We luckily bought new tickets with one of the persons $$ he had left. The show was well worth it !
was at the 77 Cleveland show too...best show I ever seen n seen many...had to go to boot camp the next day...didn't give a shit... Cleveland was rocking back in them days...home of da Buzzard
What a way to end civilian life.
Did Animals have any radio singles when it came out? I have never heard it on radio at all
The band didn't want buyers listening to 1 song individually. Its a concept album to be listened to from start to finish. Hard for todays kids to fathom
"Please let go of the inflateable pig !! " . AH AH
such groove sounds amazing tbh
Great day when you hear songs from these guys
I paid $30.00 pe3r ticket to see the Wall in Orange co. CA in 1979.. and say the Division Bell back to back in Dallas... only Pink Floyd can MAKE IT RAIN!
Omigawd... I've never met anyone who can "relate" to me on this level and yup, $30.00 a
ticket for orange co.... steep price back then; I'd just seen Heart for $6.50! And you sho right about the rain.... that HAD to be the most AWESOME concert moment of my life and my hobby from 1978 till I joined the Navy in *6 was concert photography using my 35mm Canon AE-1 and my 8" Vivitar zoom lens neither of which were allowed in and yet I still have them! I got GREAT shots of David Gilmour at that Division Bell concert... can you say KA-BOOM fireballs and then INSTANT deluge?!!! I've always said the same thing; ONLY Floyd could've done that! Too bad all I had at The Wall was my lil ol 70's pocket camera which I had to try to sneak in a 2nd time.... we were so far back that the wall look about 2 feet high. :/ Took a pic of it but can't "see" the wall. :/ oh well, I sort of saw it. But made my entire teenage life to get to see the Pigs.... I'm pretty convinced that it was "Animals" that saved my life back in those days for had I not had some colombian and that album and some headphones.... I wouldn't BE here today! PS: Are you Tinman from TBC? Cuz if you are, why ain't ya friended me yet? Beth ikes me... ;) lol
Tix were only $10.50 !!!!!!!
seen this live in Houston back then man !
And there I was
More cowbell!!!!!
thank you !!!!
floyd 77-yea igot the t shirt at that window breaking concert. hey cbs post more more
Ah yes, A most excellent concert & show, except for some idiots with firecrackers!! It was my 2nd time attending a Pink Floyd concert, having gone 3 years earlier to DSOTM in Detroit. My, my. the audiences sure changed after Dark Side. I was also privileged to see the 1st Wall Concert in Nassau Coliseum in N.Y. in 1980.MINDBLOWING!! Not ashamed to say I cried. Long live Pink Floyd, my all time favorite band.
How can you not go to a Floyd concert back then and just stand still, especially when LSD was the norm. Must have been a good trip. I felt that way going to see Tool on their infamous Lateralus tour. Definitely a religious experience. Similar to what bands like Floyd and King Crimson were doing 1st. Like them their cult following is massive and a world it's own. Long live Floyd 🤘🤘
At 21:10, David Gilmour instead of Roger announced the intermission after I believe Roger stormed off stage.
de lo mejor Pink Floyd 1977
el crepúsculo que adormeció mis sentidos básicos y me llevo a la inmensidad de la elocuencia donde el sentido se pierde y lo sublime te transporta a un mundo infinito y sideral llamado Pink Floyd.
jajajaja me haces reir te cres mejor que yo pero con tu comentario demuestras lo contrario si lo fueras hubieras hecho caso omiso al mio TONTO!
Y que es eso sobre mi nacionalidad a caso la tuya es mejor? no lo creo
serie dok Tengo amigos Mexicanos pero quien escribe lo que tú, demuestra tu bajo nivel y ensucias a tus compatriotas. nada más que decir. Esto es para gente con educación y cultura vago.
Bernardo Padilla what a most awesome shows of rock and roll boys and girls when they dropped the big pink pig down do you all remember two joints that would be in spit out of the mouth of the pig
I was there best concert ever, traveled from Sault Ste. Marie Mi.
Glad to read all the comments about Pink Floyd and the Cleveland Ohio area. Back in the 70s and early 80s we were the ROCK & ROLL capital of the world. Thank you WMMS for making my close to 100 concerts possible ! We had Richfield (best damn place ever) and Blossom Music Center along with the World Series of Rock at the old Browns stadium.
+Tinman at the same time Michael Stanley Band rocked!
I still put there live album on, great band, man, so many greats loved Cleveland back in the 70's to early 90's
Tinman always will be
Well said ...the buzzard rocked
This is my Favorite Pink Floyd song
Por culpa de animal que fue el primero estoy aqui
Was Snowy White on Bass !
Wish 🤞 I was there 😢
I was there,I was 16 now 61
The days of orange sunshine
And purple barrel acid
Amazing
I've often listened comfortably numb and division bell but had this album on tape long time ago. This song is my new discovery from them.
Sublime
Stupid Buzz Word
chicos alguien sabe los efectos que usaba gilmour el guitarrista, o mas o menos por donde va
Anyone know what month this was?
+Frank Zappa thanks fam
June 25, 1977. This "In The Flesh" tour ended in Montreal on July 6 of that year. The infamous spitting incident. It did not extend beyond that date.
Waters' voice is actually really good in this
imo this is just a live version, reproduced a little faster than the usual....
they don´t use to play their music so fast.
seesaw1969 I disagree. I distinctly remember the Pig's cable being held by the audience and the crew asking them to let go. It held up the show for a few minutes and people were screaming to "let go of the Pig" so the show would go on. The beauty of a live concert is that it is spontaneous and NOT like the studio version and often times the tempo is faster, from my experience anyway.
What is this place? It looks great.
Didn't they used to light the pig on fire?
It looks like fake sound, not from concert but from original LP.
@Oner But it SOUNDS like legit live Cleveland concert audio!…