Atom Heart Mother is definitely one that the general public paid little attention to. And probably the record company: "I don't hear a single!" Devoted fans still enjoy blissing-out on the Floyd of this period.
the makes perfect sense as to why it is so underrated and I see the least about this album! however I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and have had it on repeat since this listening! 🧡 I am sending you my love my friend!
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Love it and love you, Crystal! Thank you for being one of the only people, if not THE one reactor, who brought early Pink Floyd and their obscure, later albums to our attention. You’re amazing! 🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎶
Summer 68 is a favorite track of mine off of this album. Pink Floyd had such great music but seldom as great as Summer 68 in my ears and really the whole of Atom Heart Mother. Nice video Crystal!
@@aterryx More likely butcher it. Just listen to the original mix of "Wish You Were Here ' then the remix. Result they removed the Stereo image of one guitar coming in one channel.
@@martinm1231 Yes we wouldn't want that. There are some good remixes and bad ones. The remix of Obscured By Clouds from the Early Years set was horrible. Way too crispy. The latest Animals mix was very well done in my opinion. I've always felt Atom Heart Mother was poorly mixed and a bit dull sounding. It could benefit from some tasteful polishing.
Side one was written by the whole band and Ron Geesin. Side two is all songs written by the individual members. The band got credit for helping Nick write/manufacture his track.
ohh that’s such a cool difference between side 1 and side 2! I hope you are having a magnificent friday! sending you my love and hoping you like today’s special video! th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vlfQkoatYdxlcgAi
I was in high school ('87 for me) when I first heard this album, and though I didn't really get it or even like it that much, I listened to it more often than I thought I might. Over the years, this album for me went from the bottom tier of PF albums to one of my favorites. (Still, "Summer '68" has been one of my all-time favorite PF songs from the first I heard this album.) I really appreciate your systematic, thoughtful approach to these songs, and I compliment you on your natural teaching ability!
As a lifelong Pink Floyd fan, I truly enjoy and appreciate these kinds of reactions and reviews. This album in particular has been one of my favorites for a good portion of my life and I love that you were so blown away by it! On the topic of looping, as you had mentioned a few times with songs (Pink Floyd were really great at doing this), a neat feature of the Atom Heart Mother vinyl is that it actually falls into a continuous loop at the end of Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast, playing the sound of the faucet drip essentially forever - until you manually stop the record yourself.
Hi Crystal 😊🔮 I received your notification of your reaction and analysis of Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother side two at work today and yet alas there just isn't enough time on my short 20 minute breaks. I'm heading home now waiting for the bus in downtown San Antonio Texas and I will listen to the entire album then I will listen to your reaction and analysis of side one and then I will listen to your reaction and analysis of side two. I am truly excited about delving into some more Pink Floyd as we get a transcendental journey by being whisked into another universe... such a life-changing experience. Until then... Continue prayers for you.... Getting good rest when needed... Being so sweet Just As You are... Being so brilliant As You are... And as always... Take it easy 😊💜🌅🌄🔮🎃🦇🖤🕸️🕷️🍬🍭🤲🕯️💪❤️💐🙏👍🌹
Hi Crystal 😊🔮 Good morning to you😊🌅🌄 I'm off the next 3 days so I have a little more time to write. Pink Floyd gets me to thinking and I tend to write a little bit more. As always wonderfully brilliant reaction and analysis of the whole Pink Floyd Adam Heart Mother album. Today you finished side number two and the album itself and yet I went back and listen to your reaction analysis of side one so we have the complete picture. The most important aspect of this is watching you react and analyze to music of our time and you have done such a wonderful job on a first listen basis. You dissect the meaning as it relates to you and your perspective. Of course, there is the explanation that the creators have and yet art is interpretive so each and every person going forward can discover the compositions as they're played and the meaning becomes clear to that particular person. In the case of this particular album, almost all of it is instrumental. The first three songs on side two have lyrics and that does help with the interpretation. Careful listening to the suites on side one and side two, you can pick up on the sections that have been titled and through interpretation you are drawn into the atmosphere of each section. I, myself, listening to the full album all at once, mapped out the sections and timings to recognize the flow from one movement into the next. It is remarkable how such attention to detail was given to each section to imagine exactly what the title was. In the case of Father's Shout, I could tell by the the bassiness of the instruments that this was the Father's voice. On side two, in the section called Rise and Shine, I interpret that drip as possibly a coffee pot since it is breakfast time... in Sunny Side Up the sound I'm getting is eggs frying in the frying pan. I believe the intention is to put on the record... get into a comfortable position and listen and allow the music to flow... penetrate ...encompass and just enjoy the whole experience as they paint the picture in your mind. Indeed music is to invoke emotion and thinking and pondering and you get all that from Pink Floyd. In doing my research I found that Mr Waters and Mr Gilmour did not like this album. Well, I guess when you make a statement like that after the fact and after the compositions that they produced later, I guess their statements are valid from a creative standpoint. However, to The Listener I agree with you it is underrated and it does have its place in the Pink Floyd catalog. Even though it is one of their earlier works, it is still no less important and outstanding. Both you and I could go on and on about Pink Floyd in the fact that their music is an experience and it does whisk you away into another universe in which they have created and transport you to a place, for a while, of many different emotions and thoughts. Then, returning to the present in a way that you have gained knowledge to carry on. I look forward to our next adventure of your reaction and analysis as we move closer and closer to Halloween. I know I suggested Elton John's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road earlier and I would like to table that for now... still would like a reaction and analysis from you about that album and I would like to suggest in the spirit of the season the band The Misfits and their album, their first album, Walk Among Us. Here's the complete listing of their albums... Studio albums Walk Among Us (1982) Earth A.D./Wolfs Blood (1983) Static Age (1996) American Psycho (1997) Famous Monsters (1999) Project 1950 (2003) The Devil's Rain (2011) Crystal, you are a complete treasure and just know that we love you very much. I love you very much my adopted sister. We and I are so thrilled whenever you drop a video because we and I enjoy them so much...not only the content but also your spectacular and amazing presentation. You are who you are and we and I love you so much. Thank you for your compositions and also thank you for your factoids making this broadcast of yours so inviting, so interesting and just a pleasure every time. Continued prayers for good health, satisfaction, stamina, strength, endurance, peace, happiness, joy, contentment, solace, attention to detail, order and overall just you knowing that you do make a difference... Thank you for being you. Have a great day... With good rest when needed... With great humor and wit which makes you so charming... With the knowledge that you are truly loved... And as always... Take it easy 😊🔮👍💪❤️💐🙏🌹🤲🕯️🍭🍬🕷️🕸️🖤🦇🎃🌄🌅💜
@@KevanCorkill Such a beautiful and bright way to start my day!!! I appreciate all of your kind words my wonderful friend!!!! I’m so happy to hear you have some time off!! I hope these days are filled with peace, happiness, relaxation and pure delight! You deserve to fully enjoy! I’m deeply grateful for all of you prayers and i’m keeping you in mine 🧡✨🦇🖤🎃
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Crystal, your reactions are just unique in your depth of feeling and as well skillful articulation, bubbling over at every twist and turn in the music - love it so much! AHM is definitely underrated... to make a point: although I know all of their albums forward and backward, and I know what they achieved in the 70s, throwing on brilliant album after the other at us, this one is still in my top-3... ...makes me wonder what you might think about their album 'More', a soundtrack published a year before this one... its a bit scattered surely, but I find it hauntingly interesting and beautiful - its the one album that most raters put in the last position of all PF albums... but I love it. Of course it helps to see the movie as well, and understand what the young generation at the time went through - both, the movie and the album, capture that time in our human evolution during the last century perfectly, in my opinion... 💖
thank you so very very much for your super kind words! sending you all my love! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and wisdom with me! we have a new video out for you today ❤️ it’s a special one, I hope you enjoy: th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vlfQkoatYdxlcgAi
Pink Floyd is an experience. Every album is such a masterpiece. Great reaction and analysis, Crystal. As always, your originals are so good. Sending much love and wishing you and everyone a wonderful evening. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🎼🎹🔥😊
@@MarissaM312 thank you so much Marissa!!! Every chance we’ve gotten to explore Pink Floyd has filled me with so much delight! I appreciate you with all my heart and am sending lots and lots and lots of love to your and your family! ❤️❤️❤️
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Whenever someone asks me what my favorite Pink Floyd song is, I say it is Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast, because it is, and it's also to see the look on their face because they've never heard it before.
I've always enjoyed this side of the record. It seems a little underappreciated, but those 3 songs are amazing. Alan's breakfast probably didn't need to be shared, but still, love those songs. Thanks, Crystal.
When I was in 8th grade I discovered The Doors, listened to only them for several months until I found out there was a genre called "classic rock." I was listening to a classic rock radio station with my friend who knew about old music through his mom. "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" was playing and I liked it, I asked who the group was and he answered Pink Floyd. I said, "Wait a minute ... aren't they heavy metal?" He laughed at me and said, "They're about as heavy metal as the Grateful Dead." I was confused, "wait ... aren't they also heavy metal?" He just laughed at me. Anyway, when I went to the music store Atom Heart Mother was the first Pink Floyd CD I bought. I think it was because I liked the cow.
wow! that is quite the “classic rock” journey! I can absolutely see how those first bands that were your introduction into the genre would hold a great space in your heart! Another Brick in the Wall blew me away! And that’s so funny! The art work for Atom Heart Mother is definitely eye catching! I like the cow too!
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Fat Old Sun, is still my favorite from the album. As someone else said, "If" is by Roger Waters, "Summer 68" is by Rick Wright, "Fat Old Sun" is by David Gilmour. A year earlier, they did something similar with the album Ummagumma, and again, Gilmour's section is my favorite.
I've been listening to this... specifically the title track... more than ever (30 years for me) and also "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast"... the 2nd song may be my favorite from this album.
A little context for "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast": Around the time they were making this album and the next one (" Meddle"), they had an idea for making an album of music completely made with sounds of ordinary things. So with this one, it's mostly the sound of one of their roadies making/eating breakfast and cleaning up, and stems from this temporary idea.
Wright created the bedrock sound of Pink Floyd . Listen to the start of "Shine on you Crazy Diamond"[ one of the best tracks Pink Floyd ever made] it's all Richard Wright
Here's a fun fact: Rick Wright wrote "Summer '68" describing a morning-after of a one-night stand he had with a girl he met at a gig. I wonder what that girl thought once she discovered her hookup with Wright inspired the song.
@@rondegroot1508 What most do not understand is the FIRST disc of the DOUBLE album UMMAGUMMA is LIVE recordings .Clearly a time when audiences would remain SILENT without yelling out [not Americans] YES Pink Floyd were that talented FOUR years BEFORE Dark Side of the Moon.
I don't care too much about Crystal Shannon's reactions to music: the songs are chopped into pieces, skipped, and - even if you know the song/album very well - mostly hard to listen. But I'm here to watch and listen to Crystal Shannon. Yep, that I could do for hours. 🙂
Atom Heart Mother is definitely one that the general public paid little attention to. And probably the record company: "I don't hear a single!" Devoted fans still enjoy blissing-out on the Floyd of this period.
the makes perfect sense as to why it is so underrated and I see the least about this album! however I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and have had it on repeat since this listening! 🧡 I am sending you my love my friend!
My friend! Today we delved into a bit of different territory for a very important tribute! I hope you enjoy, sending my love your way ❤️ th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vlfQkoatYdxlcgAi
I'm so sorry if they had known too late. This Pink Floyd's work is explended. Fantastic.
Love it and love you, Crystal! Thank you for being one of the only people, if not THE one reactor, who brought early Pink Floyd and their obscure, later albums to our attention. You’re amazing!
🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎶
Your unbridled joy in your videos is just wonderful. Thank you.
Summer 68 is a favorite track of mine off of this album. Pink Floyd had such great music but seldom as great as Summer 68 in my ears and really the whole of Atom Heart Mother. Nice video Crystal!
Since getting the album in 1971 the Richard Wright SUMMER 678 has been one of the BEST songs from PINK FLOYD
I always wish they would remix this and bring up Rick's vocal. Truly a great track.
@@aterryx More likely butcher it.
Just listen to the original mix of "Wish You Were Here ' then the remix.
Result they removed the Stereo image of one guitar coming in one channel.
@@martinm1231 Yes we wouldn't want that. There are some good remixes and bad ones. The remix of Obscured By Clouds from the Early Years set was horrible. Way too crispy. The latest Animals mix was very well done in my opinion. I've always felt Atom Heart Mother was poorly mixed and a bit dull sounding. It could benefit from some tasteful polishing.
I love Atom Heart Mother with all my being
💚💚💚 it’s a powerfully moving album! i’m obsessed !
Me too. My favorate
Side one was written by the whole band and Ron Geesin.
Side two is all songs written by the individual members. The band got credit for helping Nick write/manufacture his track.
ohh that’s such a cool difference between side 1 and side 2!
I hope you are having a magnificent friday! sending you my love and hoping you like today’s special video!
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I was in high school ('87 for me) when I first heard this album, and though I didn't really get it or even like it that much, I listened to it more often than I thought I might. Over the years, this album for me went from the bottom tier of PF albums to one of my favorites. (Still, "Summer '68" has been one of my all-time favorite PF songs from the first I heard this album.) I really appreciate your systematic, thoughtful approach to these songs, and I compliment you on your natural teaching ability!
Thank you for reviewing this underrated album! True Floyd fans appreciate this. Its fun to listen to your insight. Thanks as always!
As a lifelong Pink Floyd fan, I truly enjoy and appreciate these kinds of reactions and reviews. This album in particular has been one of my favorites for a good portion of my life and I love that you were so blown away by it! On the topic of looping, as you had mentioned a few times with songs (Pink Floyd were really great at doing this), a neat feature of the Atom Heart Mother vinyl is that it actually falls into a continuous loop at the end of Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast, playing the sound of the faucet drip essentially forever - until you manually stop the record yourself.
One of my fave Floyd albums, I’ve never seen anyone else react to this, so thank you
Hi Crystal 😊🔮 I received your notification of your reaction and analysis of Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother side two at work today and yet alas there just isn't enough time on my short 20 minute breaks. I'm heading home now waiting for the bus in downtown San Antonio Texas and I will listen to the entire album then I will listen to your reaction and analysis of side one and then I will listen to your reaction and analysis of side two. I am truly excited about delving into some more Pink Floyd as we get a transcendental journey by being whisked into another universe... such a life-changing experience. Until then... Continue prayers for you.... Getting good rest when needed... Being so sweet Just As You are... Being so brilliant As You are... And as always... Take it easy 😊💜🌅🌄🔮🎃🦇🖤🕸️🕷️🍬🍭🤲🕯️💪❤️💐🙏👍🌹
Sending you love and well wishes for a pleasant and peaceful ride home! 🧡💜💚✨ Grateful for you! Happy listening!
Hi Crystal 😊🔮 Good morning to you😊🌅🌄 I'm off the next 3 days so I have a little more time to write. Pink Floyd gets me to thinking and I tend to write a little bit more. As always wonderfully brilliant reaction and analysis of the whole Pink Floyd Adam Heart Mother album. Today you finished side number two and the album itself and yet I went back and listen to your reaction analysis of side one so we have the complete picture. The most important aspect of this is watching you react and analyze to music of our time and you have done such a wonderful job on a first listen basis. You dissect the meaning as it relates to you and your perspective. Of course, there is the explanation that the creators have and yet art is interpretive so each and every person going forward can discover the compositions as they're played and the meaning becomes clear to that particular person. In the case of this particular album, almost all of it is instrumental. The first three songs on side two have lyrics and that does help with the interpretation. Careful listening to the suites on side one and side two, you can pick up on the sections that have been titled and through interpretation you are drawn into the atmosphere of each section. I, myself, listening to the full album all at once, mapped out the sections and timings to recognize the flow from one movement into the next. It is remarkable how such attention to detail was given to each section to imagine exactly what the title was. In the case of Father's Shout, I could tell by the the bassiness of the instruments that this was the Father's voice. On side two, in the section called Rise and Shine, I interpret that drip as possibly a coffee pot since it is breakfast time... in Sunny Side Up the sound I'm getting is eggs frying in the frying pan. I believe the intention is to put on the record... get into a comfortable position and listen and allow the music to flow... penetrate ...encompass and just enjoy the whole experience as they paint the picture in your mind. Indeed music is to invoke emotion and thinking and pondering and you get all that from Pink Floyd. In doing my research I found that Mr Waters and Mr Gilmour did not like this album. Well, I guess when you make a statement like that after the fact and after the compositions that they produced later, I guess their statements are valid from a creative standpoint. However, to The Listener I agree with you it is underrated and it does have its place in the Pink Floyd catalog. Even though it is one of their earlier works, it is still no less important and outstanding. Both you and I could go on and on about Pink Floyd in the fact that their music is an experience and it does whisk you away into another universe in which they have created and transport you to a place, for a while, of many different emotions and thoughts. Then, returning to the present in a way that you have gained knowledge to carry on. I look forward to our next adventure of your reaction and analysis as we move closer and closer to Halloween. I know I suggested Elton John's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road earlier and I would like to table that for now... still would like a reaction and analysis from you about that album and I would like to suggest in the spirit of the season the band The Misfits and their album, their first album, Walk Among Us. Here's the complete listing of their albums...
Studio albums
Walk Among Us (1982)
Earth A.D./Wolfs Blood (1983)
Static Age (1996)
American Psycho (1997)
Famous Monsters (1999)
Project 1950 (2003)
The Devil's Rain (2011)
Crystal, you are a complete treasure and just know that we love you very much. I love you very much my adopted sister. We and I are so thrilled whenever you drop a video because we and I enjoy them so much...not only the content but also your spectacular and amazing presentation. You are who you are and we and I love you so much. Thank you for your compositions and also thank you for your factoids making this broadcast of yours so inviting, so interesting and just a pleasure every time. Continued prayers for good health, satisfaction, stamina, strength, endurance, peace, happiness, joy, contentment, solace, attention to detail, order and overall just you knowing that you do make a difference... Thank you for being you. Have a great day... With good rest when needed... With great humor and wit which makes you so charming... With the knowledge that you are truly loved... And as always... Take it easy 😊🔮👍💪❤️💐🙏🌹🤲🕯️🍭🍬🕷️🕸️🖤🦇🎃🌄🌅💜
@@KevanCorkill Such a beautiful and bright way to start my day!!! I appreciate all of your kind words my wonderful friend!!!! I’m so happy to hear you have some time off!! I hope these days are filled with peace, happiness, relaxation and pure delight! You deserve to fully enjoy! I’m deeply grateful for all of you prayers and i’m keeping you in mine 🧡✨🦇🖤🎃
Kevan!!! Back sooo son with another video for you!!! This one is different and extra special ❤️ I hope you enjoy this one!
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Woot Crystal video. hey buddy, i hope all is well with you. God Bless!
Thanks for another great video!
What do mean hidden gem -I still have the album I purchased in 1971 along with my Purchase in 1970 UMMAGUMMA
Crystal, your reactions are just unique in your depth of feeling and as well skillful articulation, bubbling over at every twist and turn in the music - love it so much!
AHM is definitely underrated... to make a point: although I know all of their albums forward and backward, and I know what they achieved in the 70s, throwing on brilliant album after the other at us, this one is still in my top-3...
...makes me wonder what you might think about their album 'More', a soundtrack published a year before this one... its a bit scattered surely, but I find it hauntingly interesting and beautiful - its the one album that most raters put in the last position of all PF albums... but I love it. Of course it helps to see the movie as well, and understand what the young generation at the time went through - both, the movie and the album, capture that time in our human evolution during the last century perfectly, in my opinion... 💖
thank you so very very much for your super kind words! sending you all my love! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and wisdom with me!
we have a new video out for you today ❤️ it’s a special one, I hope you enjoy: th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vlfQkoatYdxlcgAi
Pink Floyd is an experience. Every album is such a masterpiece. Great reaction and analysis, Crystal. As always, your originals are so good. Sending much love and wishing you and everyone a wonderful evening. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🎼🎹🔥😊
@@MarissaM312 thank you so much Marissa!!! Every chance we’ve gotten to explore Pink Floyd has filled me with so much delight! I appreciate you with all my heart and am sending lots and lots and lots of love to your and your family! ❤️❤️❤️
Dear Marissa! Sending you lots of love on this beautiful Friday ❤️ We have a very special video today- I would love to hear your thoughts on this one! th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P9I2I0XllIaDPay6
Richard Wright - SUMMER 68 shows who had the musical talent that created the bedrock sound of PINK FLOYD
Whenever someone asks me what my favorite Pink Floyd song is, I say it is Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast, because it is, and it's also to see the look on their face because they've never heard it before.
I've always enjoyed this side of the record. It seems a little underappreciated, but those 3 songs are amazing. Alan's breakfast probably didn't need to be shared, but still, love those songs. Thanks, Crystal.
When I was in 8th grade I discovered The Doors, listened to only them for several months until I found out there was a genre called "classic rock." I was listening to a classic rock radio station with my friend who knew about old music through his mom. "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" was playing and I liked it, I asked who the group was and he answered Pink Floyd. I said, "Wait a minute ... aren't they heavy metal?" He laughed at me and said, "They're about as heavy metal as the Grateful Dead." I was confused, "wait ... aren't they also heavy metal?" He just laughed at me. Anyway, when I went to the music store Atom Heart Mother was the first Pink Floyd CD I bought. I think it was because I liked the cow.
wow! that is quite the “classic rock” journey! I can absolutely see how those first bands that were your introduction into the genre would hold a great space in your heart! Another Brick in the Wall blew me away! And that’s so funny! The art work for Atom Heart Mother is definitely eye catching! I like the cow too!
Dean ❤️
My amazing friend! Today we are doing something a bit different & I hope you enjoy! Sending you my love th-cam.com/video/Oo9S30JjALw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vlfQkoatYdxlcgAi
Fat Old Sun, is still my favorite from the album. As someone else said, "If" is by Roger Waters, "Summer 68" is by Rick Wright, "Fat Old Sun" is by David Gilmour.
A year earlier, they did something similar with the album Ummagumma, and again, Gilmour's section is my favorite.
I've been listening to this... specifically the title track... more than ever (30 years for me) and also "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast"... the 2nd song may be my favorite from this album.
A little context for "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast": Around the time they were making this album and the next one (" Meddle"), they had an idea for making an album of music completely made with sounds of ordinary things. So with this one, it's mostly the sound of one of their roadies making/eating breakfast and cleaning up, and stems from this temporary idea.
Fat Old Sun certainly in my top 10 Floyd songs.
Hi Crystal. Excellent reaction to AHM. May I suggest if you are doing album reviews 'Moving Pictures' by Canadian band Rush
It’s a good album as is Meddle. Both before the big Darkside album which is the most famous. Great reaction.
FEARLESS- WOW
Richard Wright was such a melodic song writer ( Summer of 68) it's too bad Waters dismissed his contributions.
Wright created the bedrock sound of Pink Floyd .
Listen to the start of "Shine on you Crazy Diamond"[ one of the best tracks Pink Floyd ever made] it's all Richard Wright
Here's a fun fact: Rick Wright wrote "Summer '68" describing a morning-after of a one-night stand he had with a girl he met at a gig. I wonder what that girl thought once she discovered her hookup with Wright inspired the song.
Leí recientemente que la banda consideraba este album basura xD Unos genios incomprendidos
ATHM and Meddle are Pink Floyd.
UMMAGUMMA
@@martinm1231 You are right!
@@rondegroot1508 What most do not understand is the FIRST disc of the DOUBLE album UMMAGUMMA is LIVE recordings .Clearly a time when audiences would remain SILENT without yelling out [not Americans]
YES Pink Floyd were that talented FOUR years BEFORE Dark Side of the Moon.
@@martinm1231 Ummagumma is underrated
@@rondegroot1508 UMMAGUMMA is the album I would side in the dark with ALTEC 604 speakers drive with LUXMAN amp loud .
Go look up Altec 604 .
Yes
No, just read that Gilmour doesn’t like it, one of their worst...
I don't care too much about Crystal Shannon's reactions to music: the songs are chopped into pieces, skipped, and - even if you know the song/album very well - mostly hard to listen. But I'm here to watch and listen to Crystal Shannon. Yep, that I could do for hours. 🙂
No. But it might be one of their worst. A couple of songs on the second side aren't bad. But Atom Heart Mother is BORING.