Pink Floyd | The Bass, The Slide Guitar. All of It! | One of These Days Reaction
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- Pink Floyd | One of These Days Reaction
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Fun Fact, just when everything goes totally Orange, Pink Floyd slip in a few bars of the old British TV SciFi Show "Dr Who" theme tune.
Cut you into little pieces actually refers to some audio tape recording of a BBC radio DJ who talked waaaay too much and the band didn't like. The idea was to chop up the tape and stick it back together almost randomly.
Years later, in the episode 'Caretaker', Peter Capaldi's Doctor whistles the 'we don't need no education' line from Another Brick in the Wall.
Oh I definitely wouldn't have caught that. I never watched Dr. Who. But that makes sense because Pink Floyd is English and so is the Dr. Who show
So glad you recognised the Dr Who thing, I thought I was the only person that heard it 👍👍
@@hognaut Some claim its on the album but nope, they probably would have got into copyright issues with that. I think this was spontaneous as its live although I do wonder if he slipped it into other gigs on the tour.
That was a recording of Nick Mason saying: One Of These Days, I'm Going To Cut You Into Little Pieces!
The "One of these days, I am going to cut you into little pieces" was said by drummer Nick Mason. Mason said he used a falsetto voice, and they manipulated the audio tape. Long before digital manipulation and editing.
There is a video about the making of Dark Side Of The Moon, and all the things they did to get the sound they wanted. Musicians had to invent ways to get the desired results. Now it is a digital effect.
I can't find the correct words now, but you have to be very creative to work within the limits of technology of the time.
It sounds like they succeeded, despite not having today's tools back in the 70s
The pigs were one of many elements that they bring out with individual songs. I’ve seen the disco ball (of course), a plane crash during another song, a flying bed in another, script lighting in front of the stage during another, pyrotechnics during this and more, hieroglyphics lighting up the arena perimeter during another, the one that nobody mentions is the light “circle” behind the band which comes forward and lays flat with all lights focused on a single point (Gilmore) during his iconic solo. In their previous tour, DSOT, the pig actually comes out and flys around the audience!
Wow they really do a lot
This song is on their 1971 album Meddle and is the opening song on side one. Of course side two is one song "Echoes"!! The person who does the voice and only lyrics is Nick Mason. He spoke really fast in a falsetto and they slowed it down to get the growling menacing sound!!
That's a really cool effect
I saw them on this tour in Detroit. This was the last song of the 1st set. After the intermission they played Dark Side of the Moon straight through. Epic concert!
It sounds like an epic concert. It's awesome you got to see it
New prescriber because ya'll are listing to Pink
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Saw Pulse in El Paso. Opened with Astronomie Dominie.
That's awesome you got to see it
They opened with Astronomy Domine here in Nashville also.
Ahead of its time in 1971 .... and still being played now. You can catch Nick Mason and the Saucerful of Secrets on tour, and they open with this song.
It definitely sounds like an opener
Pulse concert started with Shine on you Crazy Diamond. One of These Days is practically in the middle of the concert. And the last song (encore) is Run Like Hell...
I recommend to see for example "Echoes" (Pompeii - 1972) or "A Great Day For Freedom" (concert in Gdansk 2005). In Gdansk Pink Floyd played "Echoes" too. It was the last time it was possible to see it. Soon after that Richard Wright died and David Gilmour said he would never play this song again without him.
Pompeii is on the list and I now plan to check it out. I'll add Freedom to the list. Wow. That must mean it meant a lot to Richard
It’s like they don’t even try to be awesome.
They just are.
Echos Pompeii is one of my favorites.
If you enjoyed that try "echoes"live in Gdansk,, it'll blow your mind, welcome to pink Floyd, enjoy the ride
I did recently react to Echoes actually. I just have to edit the video
@@AceofBadeReacts , there are two versions of echoes, live at Pompeii 1971 I think, which is the best because it was first, then Dave Gilmore re did it at Gdansk and wow what a remake, glad your enjoying Floyd
@@markgoodison302 yeah I heard there were 2. A lot of people requested the 70s one. I just got it uploaded last night. It's scheduled to go live this month
The Blue by David Gilmour with Graham Nash and David Crosby live from the Albert Hall, I believe
#David Gilmour... Yup I watched to the end. I'm pretty sure that this piece ended part on of the show... the second half is the whole of Dark Side Of The Moon.. and Comfortably Numb is anogst the 3 or 4 encore numbers. As yes... Pink Floyd WERE ahead of their time... what you hear on the stage is what is on the record. Fabulous isn't it.. Damn I was lucky to be buying these records as they were released... So glad you are enjoying discovering them though. Oh yes, that is a Lap Steel Guitar rather then a Pedal Steel Guitar that David is playing here. Keep on Rocking..
I have learned more about Steel guitars than I ever thought possible. This show is so good. I have been enjoying each song
Near the beginning of the track just after the first slide piece you hear the guitarist play part of the Doctor Who tv theame. It's a nod to Doctor Who as it was at the time.
That's awesome. I wouldn't have noticed that. I've never seen Doctor Who
great reaction yet again,impleased that you are enjoying your pink floyd journy,
you still have a long way to go, id strongly recommend that you react to the live
version of " ON THE TURNING AWAY " , its from a differant concert and im sure
that you will enjoy it
Thank you. That one is on the list to check out. I have a slightly different song in mind for the next one
Hey, you should watch "The Chilling Demise Of Syd Barrett" by Factinate. It covers the early history of Pink Floyd, and how the slow decent into insanity of bandmember Syd Barrett inspired Dark Side of the Moon and especially Wish You Were Here. Please check it out!!
LOVE Pink Floyd!❤ Good to good to hear them again, still watching. Concerts were like no other! Thankyou😃
#David Gilmour
I've been enjoying the Pulse concert so far. There's plenty left to check out just from that alone
This song was not the opener, it occurs about 3/4 way into the concert. The opening song on the Pulse video is "Shine On You Crazy Diamond". But if you actually saw the concert live in the States in most cities they opened with "Astronomy Domine". I saw them at Soldier Field in Chicago that summer. Incredible!! The video, as good as it does, does not do it justice.
You need to check out the studio version of "Time" by them. 👍
Did they change the opener for any specific reason or just to mix things up?
@@AceofBadeReacts they mixed things up a little from City to City. In most cities they performed the entire "Dark Side of the Moon" album in order during the second half of the show. They didn't do that in Chicago. But they did intersperse most of the album throughout the set, so I wasn't mad. They probably just left "astronomy domine" off the Pulse video for time purposes. IDK. It's from their very first album 1967, so they probably figured they could sacrifice it.
@@flubblert The name sounds familiar, but I don't remember what it sounds like
Great reaction. Maybe back it up 10sec after a pause. Crazy effects the only song the pigs came out on. The first set closer, then they came out and didn’t whole DSOTM album plus the 3 encores.
Why only this song for the pigs? Were there no other ones from that album?
@@AceofBadeReacts this was on the Meddle album preceding Animals, the only song of both they played. Animals was kinda Roger Waters thing after they separated. Of course the pig is symbolic of the Animals. A balloon pig during the album shoot, got loose and made its way across the country side, adding to their notoriety.
@@steveboyes2090 That is crazy though
Another great song by Pink Floyd is " Echos " Live At Pompii " check out the original first =) The Pompii version long but worth it ! Also "The Nile Song" is very powerful ! Thanks ACE
Echoes is on the list. I have just been pushing it off because it's a long boy. I'll add The Nile Song to the list
Should checkout the 3 version of this ! meddle 1971 with mason on the drums 2 this 3 and Dave play it in 2016 return trip to Pompeii ( the only song from 1971) with an instrument I have no idea what it is. Dave " 2016 Pompeii " In ant Tongue" ***********
Those pigs only came out for this one song! I saw this show live (not this particular one but same tour) and there were so many surprising things.
They also came out during the finale "Run Like Hell" where they throw everything at you but the kitchen sink.
I was able to see this concert two evenings in a row at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
The video doesn't capture all the magic of the lighting effects, especially in the 2nd part of the song.
That's awesome you got to see it twice. I mean if it looked this awesome and you say it wasn't I can't even imagine what it was like live
New here. Just subscribed. Hope you’ll do yourself a favor and hear all of the songs from Pulse. It’s all so damn good. Do The Turning Away live too if you haven’t already it’s an earlier concert not sure which one. Look it up.
Welcome in. That one is on the list to check out
😂 #DG 🐰🥰🐰
One of my turns from The Wall is a banger. Peace out ✌️ ☮️
I'll add it to the list
Sorry, I'm going to be somewhat nitpicky here. Yes, Floyd was incredible, both in creating soundscapes and light shows. But using a lousy copy detracts from the sheer excellence of their engineering, sound and visuals. This copy is poor audio and it's stretched so everything is distorted visually (the hoop of lights above the stage is a semicircle, not an ellipse, and stretching makes the musicians look like munchkins). Whenever you want to watch a video from the Pulse concert, use the ones labeled "PULSE Restored and Re-Edited". Sound is better, and it delivers accurate image of the concert, and often better cutting of the video too.
th-cam.com/video/CK_BcyKOAt4/w-d-xo.html ( Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) )
I'll keep that in mind. It looked fantastic for me, though
Holy crap, longest mid-song reaction I have ever heard. Do you stop four a four minute talk on every song?
@@stevemak8620 I stop do discuss everything I see and hear. Sometimes it's a shorter pause and sometimes it's a longer one
@@AceofBadeReacts Good luck with that. LOL
@@stevemak8620 thanks!