Pink Floyd -"Echoes" Pompeii REACTION/REVIEW
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- Pink Floyd -"Echoes" Pompeii REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Pink Floyd -"Echoes" Pompeii
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Nick Mason is so underrated... It's criminal.
Second that opinion!!!!
Steady as they come. Always played exactly what was needed. Never over played anything
This is worth it for that funky section and Gilmore's blistering guitar work.
Funky - pink Floyd style
acid hip-hop
there has never been a R&R band that has had me melt into a chair in ultra relax mode anywhere near what Pink Floyd
has done for me over the years.................this is soooooooo f@*king groovy.
where have all the good times gone?
Pompeii, a city in southern Italy that was destroyed in 79 AD by a volcano (Vesuvius), killing everyone. Pink Floyd performed in the ancient Roman amphitheater; epic concert. Please also do part 2. Nick Mason, drummer extraordinaire. Also worth checking out the last time David and Rick performed Echoes together in 2006 in Gdansk, Poland.
OK, to watch Gdansk, but, there were a lot of survivors at Pompeii....Don't talk about Europe, if you're from USA, please....U.S peoples, even, don't know their own history, only, 400 years😅🤭😱So don't talk about countries, with thousands of years of history, please....👍✌️🌹
@@julienmarquet8612 What's wrong with telling someone what happened in Pompeii? Everything I said is true. I may be an American, but I have 100% European blood. I have been to Europe, have relatives there and have great love and respect for it.
@@julienmarquet8612 Americans study European history so we are well educated on it
@@rickgrimes2056 And, you should try to learn your 400 years of history, to all the idiots, racists, psychopath, murderers, degenerates, in your own country, instead talking about, our thousands years of history, and, culture in Europe....
@@julienmarquet8612 Damn you Europeans can be so easily triggered, you would be perfect for Portland or San Francisco where they cry over every little thing lol
Awesome. This is a wild performance. But part 2 has to be next, Biz. ✌🏼
Good call 👍
Tis true--do part two!!!
I never ever get sick of hearing ECHOES!!!
The song that made me a Floydian back in 1972!! When I flipped the Meddle album over to side 2 and this song I was forever changed.
Part 2 is the logical next step. Floyd had me at Ummagumma, and sealed the deal with Echoes.
Yes Umaguma.
It was always the mandatory album for certain occasions.
The performance from this video of "Saucerful Of Secrets" is incredible. Avant-garde rock run gloriously amuck!
Definitely agree with saucerful from Pompeii. The pace of the drums is incredible, however, all4 tracks on the live ummagumma album are sublime. Especially "careful..." and "astronomy....". Ummagumma made me realise just how good pink floyd were.
@@jonathanbell7340 Ummagumma was my first Floyd purchase, circa '70 and profoundly changed everything that followed after. I would play parts of it on the family piano.
@@jonathanbell7340 That was my favorite album growing up in the 1970's. The solo sides are phenomenal, as well. Experimental music at its finest. Oh, and of course, "Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict" is, well, rather extraordinary. Drop a couple of tabs, turn out the lights and wheeee!
Just 4 incredibely talented Musicians jammimg it up
I lived in Sorrento at the time, 20mnts by train from Pompei. I was 12 but my friend older brother and some of his friend had heard about the filming and brought us with them to try and bunk in. We just managed to hide in the bushes and listen to Floyd rehearsing for about half hour before security found us and threw us out. Worth it!
Sorrento was fantastic. I visited there in 1976 for a few days. There was a restaurant (I can't remember the name) we ate at. Every time a waiter/waitress stopped at out table, it was someone new.
"why there is no crowd listening to this song?"
The answer is: its not for us, pink Floyd is the embassadors of the earth in the universe
Never forgot hearing pompei for the first time, blew my mind, still does
That was just part 1. Check out "Echoes (Part 2)". That whole concert was my favorite live Floyd!! More great tracks from that concert are "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" or "One Of These Days".
I went to Naples which is close to Pompeii while in the Navy and yes there are areas that emit steam from Vesuvius. Kinda of creepy for sure!
3 of the 4 guys (Gilmour, Mason, and Wright) performing in Pompeii in 1971 also performed in the Pulse Concert songs in 1994. Gilmour also performed in Pompeii again in 2016.
By that time, for the 2016 performance, David Gilmour was a solo act.
@@CatherinePearl100 Hence the reason why I stated “Gilmour also performed in Pompeii again in 2016” (and not Pink Floyd).
@@keyrat1753 Sorry, Keyrat, I wasn’t correcting you. I was just highlighting Gilmour’s great solo work in case Biz was unaware of it.
@@CatherinePearl100 No problem, Catherine. By the way, I love his 2016 Pompeii concert. Absolutely incredible.
Do Set the controls for the heart of the Sun or Careful with that ax Eugene from this same show. Features more of Roger in those.
Genius genius genius!
Pink Floyd funky af
So glad you finally got to see the turning point!
With the haunting echoes within the song it seemed fitting to play for a city lost beneath the ashes of Mount Vesuvius. And yes Mount Vesuvius is very much a active volcano with around 3 million residents in the danger zone.
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I remember renting Live at Pompeii on VHS and watching it like 10 times in 2 days. Good times. This was in like 2000, so their music is timeless.
That's not the end of the song my good man, as I jumped the gun I see that other people have saw that and responded as well please do the second part
Now do Part 2!
Early Pink Floyd is my favorite. Ummagumma and Medley were my favorite. Glad you did this.
Great tune Biz, another Pink Floyd tune with the bass, drums, and guitar hotter than the hinges on the gates to hell. Keep the fire burning Brotherman - thanks for the great music, we appreciate you.
If that was your first contact with PF, there sooo much more to see! Explore!
We need part 2 please and thank you. ✌🏻❤️
Way better than the studio version
100% W opinion
Echos Live at Pompeii is one of the most epic rock videos....they were all very young; exuding a vitality and mastery of the musical medium to the sublime and beyond 'where everything is green and submarine"....this never gets old and it's a thrill to see First Time Reactions to this masterpiece. Pink Floyd...Raw Power with masterful control.....
I'm going to give you a brief history but before I do so I will tell you there is nobody on TH-cam that is ever reacted to the song that's one of the great things I love about your channel. You do the rare stuff. I'm the baby brother of three boys. My oldest brother is 12 years older my middle brother is 7 years older and I grew up cutting my teeth on Pink Floyd I'm 47 now. Pink Floyd was my favorite band up until the 6th and I had never heard this song until I turned like 25
Make on about shine on you crazy diamond, the best song of all time imo
i've been to pompeii twice - it's a gigantic excavation site, a large, preserved city you can wander through, go into houses, the various arenas, the statues, the baths.... one of the most fascinating places in the world. it is close to naples. and the volcano vesuv watches over everything like a sleeping god. the music fits perfectly to this magic place.
I stood there in '86.
Check out part 2 of this song please!
Greatest song of all time. And this is only the first half. I never get sick of watching this concert since I bought the VHS 24 years ago. And yes when they filmed in 70-71 the ground was still on fire from the volcanic activity.
This is my first time watching any of your reactions , sir. You must have been told the proper way to experience to Pink Floyd in silence with your eyes closed - you did it perfectly! Great reaction!
That area is still live and can and probably blow at some point. There is a part two for this song you should check out.
Just came across your reaction video. Thank you so much for respecting the artist and not continuously jumping in to voice your thoughts like so many. Shine On.
It’s from their concert/ documentary Pink Floyd- live in Pompei, the song comes from their excellent album Meddle 🔥 there are two parts to this version of the song that bookend the documentary, so please do part 2 also
The studio track is the entire Side 2 of the album Meddle.
It has an extended "sound scape" in the middle.
There's a video of the full track set over the end of Stanley Kubrics movie 2001 A Space Odyssey
The strange bird / animal like sounds fit perfectly with the psychodelic colour section 😉
I've listened to this piece hundreds of times, goosebumps Every Single Time.
This is the best of PF. The experience of this song is Devine...❤
Please do the studio version
“Just them and their equipment and they rocked out.” Has to be the best way to summarize them. Lol
That groove gets me every time 😊
Nick, working his ass off. Towards the end of this, he and roger hit a killer proto-funk groove
This is one of the best P.F. songs ever ! It's a shame that after Richard Wright's death it's never played live again. But I can understand it and consider it one of the nicest gestures for the memory of R.W. ! All the best @all from hamburg (germany)
Agreed, there is nothing in the world that has the sound of Richard Wright on that Farsifa II. He still used it at his last major performance, “Remember that Night” with the Floyd minus Roger Waters…. Plus Bowie, and CSN……
At some point you’ll need to check out “Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict” from Ummaguma.
For decades Umaguma has been mandatory to play.
Whether we were out in the desert with a pony keg, or camping. Lol
This young band decided to show off their talents in this one and nailed it! Funky stuff bro.
Someone once commented that this was about evolution.
Maybe?
Regardless, it’s one heck of a journey.
The JRR Tolkien of music
Funky ride
Dude! Any Pink Floyd is fantastic! But if you haven't seen and heard "One Of These Days" check it out. The Pulse concert version is awesome!
This band can funk it up! Also, I'm sure i could look it up but i didn't; How the HELL did they get permission to play a concert at an active archaeological site?!?!? glad they did it but wow!
pefection i say
"One Of These Days" is great, same era, or even better: The live Pulse version, it's amazing
Pt. 2 please!
I did eventually get to see them live in Arrowhead stadium go Chiefs in 1996 on The division Bell tour
Hey bizmatic you need to check out the whole movie live at Pompeii The whole thing is awesome Great reaction rock on
David Gilmour is the TIMELORD OF THE LEAD GUITAR 🎸 and PINK FLOYD will take you to another world 🌎 i have been a fan from 15 years old now i am 60 will always be a fan
The studio version off the 1971 album Meddle is really good,it has more of a mellow out and chill vibe to it while the Pompeii version has a smooth and swaying intro that transforms into a funky jam session that makes you wanna get up and groove vibe😏I love both versions but Live at Pompeii is my personal favorite ❤
Ty man, y, this is so dope😎 and much more deep dope is coming in part 2 🤙
This movie
A trip on its own
Ah yes..P Floyd in their prime!Awesome video my friend...probably recorded in 69' if memory serves...
Live at Pompeii is a master piece of music, every song, an absolute master piece.
😎👍
The bits of the video with the bubbling lava were filmed in the Campi Flegrei, just north of Naples. It’s vast area of underground volcanic activity often bubbles up to the surface around Pozzuoli and the solfatara. Vesuvius itself is a dormant volcano but still active. The last time it erupted was 1944 with a plume of fine ash that destroyed crops all around the bay of Naples when it fell.
Part 1 is definitely great.
Play this track to the last sequence in the classic movie..... 2001: A Space Oddessy. Turn down the audio portion of the movie while listening to the session track studio take. It's on point!
Yes! The studio version is thing of it's own. It's on the album called Meddle.
Dave return to Pompeii as a solo concert. He is the only person to perform twice in the theater 1972 and 2016 with an audience for the first time since 79 AD.
That sounded good.
btw Vesuvius is still considered an ACTIVE Volcano
Can you react to Careful with that axe Eugene, live at the Brighton Dome
This one is a true epic. The studio version is 23 minutes long. This was only part 1. I'm excited for you to listen to their Animals album. Dogs, Pigs And Sheep. More epics
hey Biz! head up the Eagles and don henley are giving strikes even on private videos. id go through and take them down completely if I were you!
Thanks fam
the best Roger Waters lyrics.
the best Nick Mason performance.
the best David Gilmour and Richard Wright harmony.
definitely Echoes one of the best song in history.
What's always stood out to me in this video is how little face time is given to Roger Waters. You see a lot of his fingers, and a little of the back of his head, but only a few seconds of him from the front. That must have been his own choice.
Their music has colors TBH also I feel a cid trip coming on by the time the camera spans across the back of the speakers.
After you do part 2, check out "Gratitude" by The Beastie Boys. You'll know why I say that when you see it
This is only the first half of the song.
That's the first half...
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listen part 2 careful of the axe insane vibe bro!!
Studio version is cool
Pompeii version is legendary
How about a steely dan glamour profession reaction
yesss
This was the nick mason show
This is actually only half of the song Biz.
Look up how where Pink Floyd got their name.
Gotta fire one up, Biz.
You didn't finish the song!! There is more.
Musical geniuses in their early 20's.
UNPOPULAR OPINION: I never liked this live version of the song. They kinda get too lost in that middle funky trippy middle part (which is still too long for me even in the studio version but).
The studio version is just more polished, and the final climax always feels much better than any live version
Nothing wrong with being different.
That's kind of how I feel about almost everything from the pulse I just don't care for it. I had listened to the studio version of echo's long before seeing the video. And I agree it is more polished but I feel the arrangement while at Pompeii is fitting for Pompeii. Just thankful they were never satisfied with status quo and we have many versions.
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@@Ozarkprepper643 Totally agree with you!
There are a number of their songs that I prefer the studio versions of, and often it's a minority opinion of mine. This one, though, I have to go with Pompeii. I like them both, but I do love that funky trippy middle part!
NO OMMENT IS BETTER THAN COMMENT AT ALL ! !
You got it Biz ! After Pink Floyd, other music won’t ever sound the same. Welcome Home Brother !
Now finish with part 2
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14 minute video for a 23 minute song.... hmmm
yi
You need to watch the 2nd part, and after, we will talk together, bro😂👍✌️🤭Peace from France ✌️
And again, everyone only ever does a reaction to the first half for some reason.....