Its this organ part after the guitar solo which is the final touch of excellence. Almighty Richard stopped playing this interlude couple of shows later, never to be heard of again literally
I will Never understand why he stopped playing this organ interlude during this song at 13:42 tho. Rick only played it like this the first half of 1970. After that he changed it and it became a bit duller. This organ sound is AMAZING.
@@marttram2183 its because it is its a bunch of different people on the live mix, its why this is so special cos rick and dave are deadass music aliens that were meant to sing like that
Watching and hearing Rick and David singing so sweetly in this version somehow makes me emotional. Kind of want to cry but can’t.. too mesmerized. I love this band and this version of this iconic song is everything to me. 💚
I saw this on TV way back then, 1971 I think. It made a big impression on my 15 year old mind. This is the first time seeing it since that evening watching it at my Grandma's house. She didn't watch it but was listening to it from the kitchen. She said she liked it.
And it is so astonishing how David's and Rick's voices are so compatible and harmonically "together" when they sing. What is so cool is the fact that Rick's voice is about a half of an octave higher than David's, just listen, you'll hear it.
@Phil BELLAND "Sunny side up" is a beautiful composition.... It just doesn't feel right. not sharing with others a little food for the soul.. So go check Scott Simpson. the song is Spearfish canyon. ✌
I am a bass player and I will defend Roger's bass playing until I'm blue in the face. The guy gets so much flak from people for not having super chops or whatever but he has it where it counts, and Nick likes playing with him so that should be a clue also. And as talented as Guy Pratt is, Roger's style is better suited to the Floyd in my opinion.
@@RCAvhstape completely agreed. Pink Floyd without Waters is another band, is another vibe. The real Pink Floyd ended with the brilliant The Final Cut, a masterpiece.
@@RCAvhstape haha I basically said the same on another video. Waters wasn't no virtuoso and he never pretended to be. Cant believe op left him out the mix like his bassline wasn't driving that jam smh lol ✌🤣
@@sirisoj damn never heard anyone call TFC a masterpiece. I only knew one person who liked it. We'd go to vocational from our school to another and he drove an old ford truck. He tried for like a month to get me into that tape. I was like, nope obscured by clouds lol 🤣
I remember back in 1971, I saw in TV Guide that Pink Floyd had an hour long show one night. My mom let me watch it and even she was amazed at what these four men could with their instruments. I have listened and followed Pink Floyd ever since. I wish at their last concert I saw ( I have seen every concert in Florida performed by PF) in a baseball park in North Miami that they could have done Atom Heart Mother but, I was told they didn't have the recording of the DC-3 taking off. That was a shame. Especially now that Rick Wright is past away. God rest his soul "or" have him jam with other greats that have died, like Jimmy Hendrix, etc, etc. To all the other Rock &Roll artists out there, ROCK ON!
This video I first saw in 1971. I heard Pink Floyd records before but, they had bands backing them up.After hearing and seeing just them perform these remarkable pieces of music, I fell in love with Pink Floyd! My mother watched this video with me and she loved them too!
This is superb. I'd not heard this version before. It shows that the composition works best with just the four-piece band. That is the miracle of good rock music: you can become an orchestra with just four instruments (sometimes just three) . . .
@@marcos22216 In "Their Mortal Remains" exhibition there was an awesome (but short anyway) shot of "Raving and Drooling" (Sheep) playing live. It was so weird as it looked great, and having different lyrics and a live setup, it still sounded a LOT like the record. Hope they release something like that soon.
The thing that’s so cool about this piece is that in the last 10 -15 minutes or so, their origins as a blues band really come out - Rick’s keyboard is mesmerizing - love the whole thing so much - and Rick & Dave’s voices together are so hypnotic.
I've been collecting "Atom Heart Mother" versions for a while. This one I can only call it "ethereal". We're all lucky guys to have it available Le classique du futur.
the band who made me aware of how to experience beyond the daily drudge. the child was drenched in what much later was seen to be aspergers. So grateful the lads had a key.
Yes, it's one I always come back to and would consider it very important. I love most of their 1965-1972 pre DSOTM music. I have every single recording, and some bootlegs, up to and including The Wall. I saw them with Roger performing The Wall in London 1980. But had started to loose interest in the music a bit by then. After 1972 my favourite albums is WYWH in 1975,closely followed by the much more agressive 1977 release Animals, with the ranting about 70s British Politics, and their ever growing dislike of record companies and big corporations, expanding on the sentiments of 'Have A Cigar' and 'Welcome to the Machine', as 2 songs in Animals were going to be on Wish You Were Here, instead of the extended version of Shine On.... The Wall in 1979 ... I only like certain tracks. And Dark Side of the Moon got played continuously after its release that I got fed up with it. Only now can I appreciate it again, especially Clare's singing and most of the album...it's an excellent recording for its time. I talk too much, blah blah blah 😀
@@The1stMrJohn The Wall: little known fact- Paul had actually been killed in a car crash and the Floyd disbanded. The record company gave a group of obscure studio musicians $3m to write and perform The Wall. Any images of PF were photoshopped. The last PF work was Animals, which is a good thing anyway.
The way they integrate different sounds into the music love it, so sad i never excited em live, but there are a cover band “Brit Floyd” have been to concert whit em one time, again in 9/10 2019 I’m going again, they are a very good cover band, if you didn’t experience the real thing they are a must, good sound great stage show.
Wow so happy I’ve discovered this version! It’s so raw and you can hear the power of the drums the bass and the organ not to mention the slide, Since the release of dsotm live at Wembley I’ve been looking for that raw early live stuff. Can’t beat Pompei in my opinion. Truly amazing musicians Thankyou
This is great, four of them playing a large-scale piece that includes brass ensemble and choir and still succeeding to keep the fullness of the sound without brass and choir actually performing.
Siempre presente Rick , gracias haber sido y ser parte del grupo que con letra, música y más, me acompaña todo los días de mí vida. Saludos Floydianos. Gustav
Eu acho que essas imagens do começo são fenomenais... Aliás, acho que essa música e esse disco tem essa conexão com paisagens, natureza, o meio rural, etc... Sempre que ouço esse disco me vem imagens desse tipo na cabeça, imagino eles compondo e gravando isso em um estúdio em alguma fazenda, acho que é por isso também que a capa traz a vaca, pelo menos pra mim sempre passou esse sentimento. E esse vídeo pra mim é perfeito, é como se essas imagens estivessem ai pra completar a música, tornar a experiência não só auditiva mas visual também! É assim que me sinto ouvindo essa música, esse disco, essas imagens, enfim...
I love this version
Its this organ part after the guitar solo which is the final touch of excellence. Almighty Richard stopped playing this interlude couple of shows later, never to be heard of again literally
Same here vin
Schwertfisch13 what other shows can I hear this in
nice
YOOOOOOOOOOO
The band that changed my way of seeing music, without doubt Pink Floyd the best.
I agree
😍😍
same
Before Floyd, I could only HEAR music, but I'm sure it was only the acid I took at the time that enabled me to SEE it! LOL! :-)
Dark Side of the Moon gang
This video really emphasizes how important Rick's contribution to the Floyd sound was. RIP Mr Wright.
the SOUL
Honestly, if someone can't see that already, I guess it just goes to show how superficially they listen to music.
I will Never understand why he stopped playing this organ interlude during this song at 13:42 tho. Rick only played it like this the first half of 1970. After that he changed it and it became a bit duller. This organ sound is AMAZING.
@@Schwertfisch13 my favorite era of pink floyd
@@lucapasseroni6371 Roger Waters, The Brains. David Gilmour, The Talent. Nick Mason, The Power. Rick Wright, The Soul.
Wright and Gilmour's vocal harmonies in the choral midsection are electrifyingly, shiversomely sublime
I thought they had women singing that part before I saw this video, not gonna lie lol
@@marttram2183 its because it is its a bunch of different people on the live mix, its why this is so special cos rick and dave are deadass music aliens that were meant to sing like that
This is why I love the early 70s Floyd - Richard was such an integral part then.
searching for the sound
Unfortunately fired by Roger later......
Watching and hearing Rick and David singing so sweetly in this version somehow makes me emotional. Kind of want to cry but can’t.. too mesmerized. I love this band and this version of this iconic song is everything to me. 💚
Yeah i didnt know David could sing like that. They're all truly the greatest.
I feel the same way about pink floyd overall... i used to cry and get into my emotions quite a lot listening to them but now it captivates me
nothing wrong with feeling like that. Their duet in 'Echoes' is the greatest ever.
There will never be a band like Pink Floyd. This band was a cosmic event
The organ sounds so melancholic, it makes me want to cry!! RIP Rick Wright
KQED is our local radio station here on the peninsula in the Bay Area, really humbled that we represent such a historic part of Pink Floyd's career
Man did I listen to this album and Meddle hundreds of times.
On vinyl, and later on CD.
I saw this on TV way back then, 1971 I think. It made a big impression on my 15 year old mind. This is the first time seeing it since that evening watching it at my Grandma's house. She didn't watch it but was listening to it from the kitchen. She said she liked it.
PBS
With "Atom Heart Mother" the sensation of time dilatation is strong, and for a few minutes you stay in touch with the eternity!
Best rock band
along with the mighty Crim
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@@astraltraveller892 Genesis>Crim
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And it is so astonishing how David's and Rick's voices are so compatible and harmonically "together" when they sing. What is so cool is the fact that Rick's voice is about a half of an octave higher than David's, just listen, you'll hear it.
People hate on me when i say this is my favorite album! This is why!!! Fuck yes!!!!
My all-time favorite version of Atom Heart Mother. This goes way beyond genius levels. Straight up magical.
Yeah the tribal singing in the studio version is all thats missing. But its still better i think.
Yes! You got that right! This is the best ( in my opinion) version of Atom Heart Mother ever played!
Forever Pink Floyd one of the best bands ❤️
One of the best ? no !...THE BEST !!
The best
yoir late
The BEST
La mejor del mundo.
Nick Mason.....the Man..!!
Great Richard Wright !!
Great slide of the guitar and keyboard.
The Pink Floyd my favourite band
Such an ethereal and beautiful version. Love it
Just , perfect!
PINK FLOYD
FOREVER! ☆☆☆☆☆
I agree😁
@@patrykwalentowicz4691 😘
I saw this one-hour concert when it was broadcast on TH-cam and it was the best thing I saw in my whole fucking life
My favorite part starts around 4:42
Gilmour and Wright
doing the choir from hell part is beautiful.✌
@Phil BELLAND
"Sunny side up" is a beautiful composition....
It just doesn't feel right.
not sharing with others
a little food for the soul..
So go check
Scott Simpson.
the song is
Spearfish canyon.
✌
When Nick and Dave and later Rick get into the pocket between 12:00 and 13:00 is the 'Floyd I love most.
I am a bass player and I will defend Roger's bass playing until I'm blue in the face. The guy gets so much flak from people for not having super chops or whatever but he has it where it counts, and Nick likes playing with him so that should be a clue also. And as talented as Guy Pratt is, Roger's style is better suited to the Floyd in my opinion.
Your portrait photo stinks, you're a dumbass. With nothing intelligent to say.
@@RCAvhstape completely agreed. Pink Floyd without Waters is another band, is another vibe. The real Pink Floyd ended with the brilliant The Final Cut, a masterpiece.
@@RCAvhstape haha I basically said the same on another video. Waters wasn't no virtuoso and he never pretended to be. Cant believe op left him out the mix like his bassline wasn't driving that jam smh lol ✌🤣
@@sirisoj damn never heard anyone call TFC a masterpiece. I only knew one person who liked it. We'd go to vocational from our school to another and he drove an old ford truck. He tried for like a month to get me into that tape. I was like, nope obscured by clouds lol 🤣
Pink Floyd - the kings of music!
David and Rick always had an amazing dinamic together, their voices are absolutely sweet.
I'm in love with this version, omg!!
15:16 Roger God Waters.
My God David! This is your voice? It's bealtiful! ♡
Railana Pereira i think its Rick
They're singing in harmony, also using the binson echorec on their mics.
I remember back in 1971, I saw in TV Guide that Pink Floyd had an hour long show one night. My mom let me watch it and even she was amazed at what these four men could with their instruments. I have listened and followed Pink Floyd ever since. I wish at their last concert I saw ( I have seen every concert in Florida performed by PF) in a baseball park in North Miami that they could have done Atom Heart Mother but, I was told they didn't have the recording of the DC-3 taking off. That was a shame. Especially now that Rick Wright is past away. God rest his soul "or" have him jam with other greats that have died, like Jimmy Hendrix, etc, etc. To all the other Rock &Roll artists out there, ROCK ON!
My absolute favorite version of Atom Heart Mother
Rick will always be my favourite member !
This video I first saw in 1971. I heard Pink Floyd records before but, they had bands backing them up.After hearing and seeing just them perform these remarkable pieces of music, I fell in love with Pink Floyd! My mother watched this video with me and she loved them too!
Super masterpiece ❤ l love this song!! Amazing album 👌 Pink Floyd Forever 👍😉🇮🇹
Viva l'Italia e viva i Pink Floyd
@@zema_prod grande 👍👍😉
Best version yes!! 10:40 that jam is fucking incredible! True Floyd sound!
Beautifull voice David like an angel 💖💖
This is superb. I'd not heard this version before. It shows that the composition works best with just the four-piece band. That is the miracle of good rock music: you can become an orchestra with just four instruments (sometimes just three) . . .
Amazing and when Rick starting singing hairs on my neck stand up omg
Guys we are already in 1970 now. Just wait for a few weeks we will get 1972 dark side of the moon early version videos to be uploaded.
I doubt it, but I hope you're right
Not going to happen. These are the videos from the Early Years box set. No DSOTM videos.
Sadly there is not much footage from pink floyd from 1973 to 1977
The Animals tour... 🤤
@@marcos22216 In "Their Mortal Remains" exhibition there was an awesome (but short anyway) shot of "Raving and Drooling" (Sheep) playing live. It was so weird as it looked great, and having different lyrics and a live setup, it still sounded a LOT like the record. Hope they release something like that soon.
The thing that’s so cool about this piece is that in the last 10 -15 minutes or so, their origins as a blues band really come out - Rick’s keyboard is mesmerizing - love the whole thing so much - and Rick & Dave’s voices together are so hypnotic.
The KQED performances are really good
Wonderful Song and Perfect Instrumental. One Beatiful Journey in my mind is now !! Feelings, Dreams in my head. I love this..
I've been collecting "Atom Heart Mother" versions for a while.
This one I can only call it "ethereal".
We're all lucky guys to have it available
Le classique du futur.
La musique du futur !
and girls.
@@willisverynice Obviously.
This is the best Green is the color version I've ever come across also.
the best version ive heard was live at hakone aphrodite 1972 or the amazing pudding live at paris theater 1970
gracias maravilloso vídeo de este performance de Atom Heart Mother los amo.
David, Ricrard, Roger, Nick..... son grandes músicos de todos los tiempos.
Music of my life.
Everyone at home is Pink Floyd, even my 12 years old son.
This music should be used in an EPIC Outer Space Sci-Fi film.
Check out 2001 with PK in the background.
I'm quite sure Stanley Kubrick wanted to use music from Atom Heart Mother in 2001
Just kidding it was for a clockwork orange
@@jesuschrist6191 Love the credits Roger Waters on GONG.: Any INDEED job openings for GONG Players?
This is a GREAT video of Atom Heart Mother,another MASTERPIECE by MASTERS.............
I need this version on vinyl. I didn't realise AHM was basically a jam and a bloody good one at that.
I have it. It's called kqed (at least the one I have and it is limited edition of 100)
Floyd Friday Fans! I love this channel so much, always something to look forward to after a long work week. This stuff is pure magic.
One of the best versions
Brilliant, nothing else to say.
The secret to Pink Floyd's success is their ability to stay single-mindedly focused on creating their music. 🎶🎹🎵🎼
Great! I'm happy to have seen this official version, one of my favorite songs.
Richard ........😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤I miss you so much!
What wonderful musicians have been thank you for all that you gave us. ❤
One of the best pre dark side live recordings I've ever heard. It's so good that I have it on bootleg
I remember when PBS first broadcast this in NYC at 12 midnight. I was 16 at the time and it just blew my mind.
Oh, ist das schön! 50 Jahre alt, dieses Video und immer noch genial gut! LOVE IT! 🥰
This is the BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the band who made me aware of how to experience beyond the daily drudge. the child was drenched in what much later was seen to be aspergers. So grateful the lads had a key.
I think Atom Heart Mother is the strangest album they ever made. Even the cover has nothing to do with the music. But the album has something special.
Yes, it's one I always come back to and would consider it very important. I love most of their 1965-1972 pre DSOTM music. I have every single recording, and some bootlegs, up to and including The Wall. I saw them with Roger performing The Wall in London 1980. But had started to loose interest in the music a bit by then. After 1972 my favourite albums is WYWH in 1975,closely followed by the much more agressive 1977 release Animals, with the ranting about 70s British Politics, and their ever growing dislike of record companies and big corporations, expanding on the sentiments of 'Have A Cigar' and 'Welcome to the Machine', as 2 songs in Animals were going to be on Wish You Were Here, instead of the extended version of Shine On....
The Wall in 1979 ... I only like certain tracks. And Dark Side of the Moon got played continuously after its release that I got fed up with it. Only now can I appreciate it again, especially Clare's singing and most of the album...it's an excellent recording for its time. I talk too much, blah blah blah 😀
I just find myself luxuriating in the atmosphere it produces...
The cover goes very well with the music. But yea, it is very special. Possibly their most ambitious save for The Wall
@@The1stMrJohn The Wall: little known fact- Paul had actually been killed in a car crash and the Floyd disbanded. The record company gave a group of obscure studio musicians $3m to write and perform The Wall. Any images of PF were photoshopped. The last PF work was Animals, which is a good thing anyway.
@@timenglish5653 um wot? I think you mean The Who lol
Early 1970’s is peak Pink Floyd. Great blues jazz feel
Man, I wished I aged as well as this song... ❤
The way they integrate different sounds into the music love it, so sad i never excited em live, but there are a cover band “Brit Floyd” have been to concert whit em one time, again in 9/10 2019 I’m going again, they are a very good cover band, if you didn’t experience the real thing they are a must, good sound great stage show.
Wonderful! So much better than the full on choir and brass ensemble version on the album.
LOVE FUNKY DUNG !
One of the first songs (AHM) I learned to play on the guitar. Timeless Masterpiece.
Their music is amazing; I especially like this song a lot. 🤩
Hauntingly pretty vocals, dude!! Gilmour and Wright sound so ethereal.😌
Richard Wright has such an angelic beauty, it's like he's a fallen angel from the heaven
It's spelled Gilmour not Gilmore guys.
Davide Guilmor
C'mon man, this was in 1970!... lol
Idk why everybody insist in calling him David Gilmore but I'm very used to it.
Ha, ha! It is the GILMORE GIRLS!
Gylmör
Got me in tears so beautiful long live pink floyd ❤️
Pink Floyd não é uma banda é um legado, um valor sentimental herdado que durará até o final dos tempos!!
Concordo
Thank You...brings back the best memories ...
This video is the Best! It shows all four members doing their best to produce the music that was so natural to them.
Yes, I saw this video in 1971 on Channel two out of Miami. The most expressive video of them, ever.
there has not been, there is not, there will not be a band like pink floyd glory to them forever
I love the Farfisa that Rick plays near the end.
One of my favourite Floyd Albums.
Magnifîque c'est angélique, quel beau duo de voix et la musique...c'est magique. 👌❤❤❤
Great piece👍I'm waitiing for Nick in Rome 🇮🇹
The most lovely version, without the harsh horns.
Best live band of all time. This is magic.
Wow so happy I’ve discovered this version! It’s so raw and you can hear the power of the drums the bass and the organ not to mention the slide, Since the release of dsotm live at Wembley I’ve been looking for that raw early live stuff. Can’t beat Pompei in my opinion. Truly amazing musicians Thankyou
Stunning! Thanks! Peace, lovers of Floyd! ✌
Cosmic , transcendent - Makes you question everything
This is where I’m at! Lol
53 years ago today, Pink Floyd's album was released atom heart mother🖤🎼🙏🏽
This is great, four of them playing a large-scale piece that includes brass ensemble and choir and still succeeding to keep the fullness of the sound without brass and choir actually performing.
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there is music, there is art, then there is Pink Floyd...is there anything more sublime?
Siempre presente Rick , gracias haber sido y ser parte del grupo que con letra, música y más, me acompaña todo los días de mí vida. Saludos Floydianos. Gustav
Melhor banda de todos os tempos!
Yes sir Jack..
hai totalmente ragione, la miglior band di sempre
@@thevalente8358 ciao 😊
@@kaithrichards8582 ciao
I watched the clip until the 0:11 mark and I immediately had to give it a THUMB UP.
Forever Pink Floyd one of the best
Richard is my favorite. Love his 78 album Wet Dream as well.
AWESOMENESS.... always love anything pink
Gilmour 🙏 Wright 🙏
Outstanding. 😎
Eu acho que essas imagens do começo são fenomenais... Aliás, acho que essa música e esse disco tem essa conexão com paisagens, natureza, o meio rural, etc... Sempre que ouço esse disco me vem imagens desse tipo na cabeça, imagino eles compondo e gravando isso em um estúdio em alguma fazenda, acho que é por isso também que a capa traz a vaca, pelo menos pra mim sempre passou esse sentimento. E esse vídeo pra mim é perfeito, é como se essas imagens estivessem ai pra completar a música, tornar a experiência não só auditiva mas visual também! É assim que me sinto ouvindo essa música, esse disco, essas imagens, enfim...