Sources: Personal MKV rip of 2001: A Space Odyssey blu-ray Personal FLAC of Pink Floyd - Echoes (2011 remaster) Merged in Final Cut All Rights reverved to WMG and MC for Warner Bros.
There are two 100% perfect syncs in this that blow my mind everytime. 1. The part where the lights change right when the baseline comes in. 2. The part where he turns back through the doorway and the singing resumes. Absolute perfection. We don't deserve Pink Floyd or Stanley Kubrick. Legends of their craft.
I dare see the future where they design the musical experience even more so, a room where you are not sitting or standing but floating and the lights are in cadence with the music....or not.Where the lights reach out to you in human form as you drift drift drift
A pretty cool coincidence (spoilers ahead for 2061: odyssey three): the process by which a living person is converted into pure consciousness by the monolith is called "Echoing", and of course this song is called "Echoes"
I once had the opportunity to experience this in a theater that was closed for repairs. My friend's dad worked there and arranged it for a small group. It was incredible.
Having done this manually myself on VHS and CD, I know exactly the sync points to look for which illustrate good sync/bad sync. This is the best sync I've seen on TH-cam. The rest are really poorly done. If coming out of the tunnel into the spiral arms going into the bass-heavy groove, and the eye blinks against the guitar squeaks don't sync, it's a non-starter. This matches both points better than anyone's.
Whenever the song reaches 14:30, onwards, it just gives me a feeling of sadness, nostalgia, calmness, happiness, a feeling i can't explained, i have listened to this song for more than a 100 times, but it still gives me these feelings, this speaks alot about how extraordinary Pink Floyd is, we will never have another Pink Floyd, EVER, I'm just happy now as a 16 year old boy, i found pink floyd
Pink Floyd’s music was really unique and unrivaled, that’s why. I certainly felt sad, nostalgic, and melancholic when I see this sequence with “Echoes” playing; without it, the movie was just emotionless and detached. Pink Floyd evokes raw emotions while Stanley Kubrick didn’t.
Permíteme comentar en mi idioma amigo: la dejé verdad es que si creo que está película sea muy relevante y merece mucho aprecio de nuestra parte. Narra de una manera impecable una teoría de nuestro orígen hasta nuestro final y todo lo que somos. Y no solo eso la manera tan espectacular de Kubrick de plasmar la idea de un libro como el centinela en esta obra audio visual. He visto muchas películas en mi vida creo que todas. Pero lo que hizo Kubrick en este trabajo es simplemente perfección. Solo eso
It was, or maybe another version just exactly like that, online here like 6 or 7 years ago. It got deleted shortly after I found it and was always disappointed when I tried to find it again. It's been awhile that I looked for it and now I'm so glad that it appeared again. A very big thank you @daniel hardy
Your comment helped me find this vid quickly. I watched it a couple weeks ago and didn't want to figure out which one was the right one again. So i clicked on your comment in my notifications to get right here. Perfect.
This is the way this sync is supposed to be done, high quality video and the music starts at the correct time. You can tell at the end when the old man turns around right as the lyrics start back up. Well done, it’s a shame some other versions have more views because this is the definitive version.
Overhead the albatross hangs motionless upon the air And deep beneath the rolling waves in labyrinths of coral caves The echo of a distant time comes willowing across the sand And everything is green and submarine And no one showed us to the land And no one knows the where's or why's But something stirs and something tries Starts to climb towards the light Strangers passing in the street By chance two separate glances meet And I am you and what I see is me And do I take you by the hand And lead you through the land And help me understand the best I can? And no one calls us to move on And no one forces down our eyes No one speaks and no one tries No one flies around the sun Cloudless every day you fall Upon my waking eyes Inviting and inciting me to rise And through the window in the wall Come streaming in on sunlight wings A million bright ambassadors of morning And no one sings me lullabies And no one makes me close my eyes So I throw the windows wide And call to you across the sky
I remember the first time I heard echoes and watched 2001, my film teacher showed this to the class. It was like you were mesmerized. You couldn't look away from the screen. Every time that beautiful piano and guitar played it had drawn me more and more into it. Lots of emotions went into this song. I cant think of any other song that stands out more than this does. Echoes is truly a piece of art and beauty formed into one
Watched this movie for the first time yesterday and was thinking about how "Pink Floyd" the whole thing was the entire time. Im happy that I'm not the only one
Wow i swear to you as i was watching this for the hundreth time i screen capped that part for an ig story. Im gonna sync it up with that part of the song.
I agree that this is the best sync of all the other "2001 pink floyd" videos on TH-cam. The way I tell is that the proper place for the monolith visions (AKA the Special FX) to begin is after the vocals end on the second verse around the five minute mark. That way the long instrumental section takes up the entirety inside the monolith and the vocals begin again when Dave turns around and crosses the threshhold @ 19:11. Also, as someone else mentioned, all the blinks are on beat. All time marks achieved! This is really spot on, friend! Good on ya! really appreciate your attention to detail.
I watch this every now and then when I wanna hear this song. Peeople are saying its thee best sync on YT. It's the only sync I've seen, and synced any other way it would be wrong imo... the part with Bowman in the chair looking back and then away, scooting his chair, and walking towards the camera gives me chills
This is because it was supposed to....kubrick had asked pink floyd to do the soundtrack or a song and they were busy. This is intentional look at the blue ray for live from pompeii.
Fucking Christ. This was one hell of a experience. First time hearing this song and then coupled with this majestic god-like sync, I feel like as if I've done space crack on the event horizon of a supermassive black hole and transcended from this physical plane of existence.
"Mon dieu, c'est plein d'étoiles!" Fan des 2 oeuvres, j'ai écouté ce morceau des centaines de fois, et vu ce film des dizaines de fois... et je réalise à quel point cette musique et ce film vont bien ensemble! Merci pour ce magnifique voyage...
This and the Dawn of Man scene having originally been scored would be fun to have a re-edited version of the film with. There also is a Dawn of Man with Ummagumma sync up. It possibly is a perfect movie, but this would be a cool alternate version. This song also fits well with the story. It's about the evolution of humans, and the song is about the beginnings in the ocean.
In reality it was Kubrick who said no to Pink Floyd, but when Atom Heart Mother came out he called them back because he wanted to use it for A Clockwork Orange, and Waters out of revenge said no.Meddle and therefore Echoes came out only after Atom Heart Mother, but at the time of 2001 Pink Floyd were still a psychedelic band, the "prog" turning point only came with Atom Heart Mother. AND It's unlikely that at the time of 2001 they had already refined their "prog" sound while releasing psychedelic records, which suggests that this Sync is nothing more than a giant coincidence
@@giuseppecognome3647 Americans can be so pissy. Kubrick shot himself in the foot saying no to Pink Floyd. I guess it is that ugly American arrogance in which they like to think they are the best at everything.
This is great! I'm glad and grateful that I happened to pick this version as other commenters have stated some other versions are not synchronized exactly like this one is. . I am in my early forties and lreally dug the fact that my Pops was blown away when he saw this film in a theater back in 1968. He also really dug the 1972 version Solaris which I have not yet seen although the 2002 version is pretty decent to me starring George Clooney as the main character. Lastly if I may be so humble as to suggest playing Echoes at a well mixed volume setting along with the film's standard audio track is quite satisfying.
I just listened to this for the first time and I am wondering was this song inspired by 2001? The fact that the song is just as long as the scene feels too big to be a coincidence though that’s just me.
How many toilets appear in 2001: A Space Odyssey? Two. Once during Dr. Floyd's trip to the Moon after eating from the suckable food tray he is seen carefully reading the instructions for the zero gravity toilet and then again during this scene. At the 16:45 mark there is clearly a toilet with a cloth cover lid and even a button on the wall to initiate the flush cycle.
I believe those arent unnecessary details, it fits with the themes of evolution of 2001 In space humans are learning to "live" all over again, for example the stewardess struggling to walk on the spaceship, like a baby learning to walk and Dr Floyd even having to learn how to crap and eat in space. Basically the entire space station/moon section is showing how humans are starting to learn to "live" again and adapt in space And when Dave is about to enter the next step of evolution, the toilet appears again, probably signifying Dave will have to learn to "live" all over again in his new "ascended" form I'm probably wrong and overanalyzing because to be honest its really fucking absurd but I saw an interesting connection there.
He was gonna use it for Clockwork Orange, not 2001. either way, the band refused and Roger Waters stated that it was the biggest regret turning Stanley Kubrick down
Kudos to this now six year old video and the effort put into making it. However, I'd just like to remind folks that this particular video sequence will 'sync' with just about any music.
i remember back in the 70s i was watching frankenstein when colin clive brought the creature to life and we had the radio on and a piece of music by pink floyd came on , i cant remenber which piece of music it was but if fit the scene as if it were made for it perfectly. ofcourse we just got thru burning a big fat doobieat the time. if i can find that song and put together the film ill post it.
Woah! What if... there was a music video for this song about exploring an underground ocean on Europa... or maybe the life that is there. Maybe... holy crap... that would be so cool!
This synch makes so much more sense. 1. The Floyd had done movie soundtracks, they knew what to do 2. They explicitly said they wanted to do the score for this film 3. Despite Waters' insistence to the contrary, many of their lyrics had to do with space including early Echoes "planets face to face" 4. The synchs are pretty basic - four parts of the music synched very closely with the four parts of this last 23 minutes so its not like technology wasn't there for them 5. Didn't Waters have 2001: playing on a screen for his 1999 tour? edit: but knowing what I know how this song was constructed - 24 pieces of music eventually coming together, playing it live for months this like Dark Side was not intentionally made to synch up with any movie
PF actually wanted to contribute to the soundtrack for this film - but Kubrick was not interested at that time - later on Kubrick apparently showed some interest in using some part of "Atom Heart Mother" for his 1971 film "A Clockwork Orange" - most accounts say Kubrick called Roger Waters and said he’d like to use Floyd’s music, but he couldn’t specify what he planned to do, and wanted to retain the right to use the suite however he liked. That wasn’t good enough for Waters, who’s said to have told him, “Right, you can’t use it.”
@@1Latettaja1 I was talking about the character "David" at the end of the movie where he sees different stages of his older and younger self but I'm always game to tip my hat to Mr. Gilmour as well 😉✌️
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Pink Floyd is to music what Kubrick was to movies.
Well put!
Feel that way also about Tool
@@WMFilms25 lol
No. Kubrick was to movies was Beethoven was to music.
@@anonymousmobster2444 The Ninth and the FIfth vouch for that.
There are two 100% perfect syncs in this that blow my mind everytime.
1. The part where the lights change right when the baseline comes in.
2. The part where he turns back through the doorway and the singing resumes.
Absolute perfection. We don't deserve Pink Floyd or Stanley Kubrick. Legends of their craft.
Le voyage astral par exellence.
I dare see the future where they design the musical experience even more so, a room where you are not sitting or standing but floating and the lights are in cadence with the music....or not.Where the lights reach out to you in human form as you drift drift drift
@@WordSaladUnburdenedCircleBack Virtual Motion Machines where you are within a pod.
OR
A Sensory Deprivation Tank with a VR Headset.
@@csawserv Perfect.
@@csawserv We as a society NEED more of this,Especially these days. so many variations of these ideas sound awesome
I cant see this movie anymore without this ending.
Aidan ciyo Is your avatar David The Gnome?
Same
A pretty cool coincidence (spoilers ahead for 2061: odyssey three): the process by which a living person is converted into pure consciousness by the monolith is called "Echoing", and of course this song is called "Echoes"
Is 2061 good?
@@piemanpie2424 I liked it a lot. If you enjoyed the first two books, you'll like 2061 as well.
Dr. Floyd...
@@piemanpie2424I agreed with the published review that 2061 was "an elegiac sidestep". Then 3001: The Final Odyssey awaits you; no spoilers though.
There's also Dr. Floyd
I once had the opportunity to experience this in a theater that was closed for repairs. My friend's dad worked there and arranged it for a small group. It was incredible.
Awesome! I wish I had been invited. 🤙🏻
To interrupt this epic song with an advertisement is a mortal f'ing sin.
David Hutchinson most of the time TH-cam does that. This guy isn't making money from this, it's copyright
If you subscribe to TH-cam No ads
@@ebrena1876 TH-cam gets enough money.
dude i bit the bullet and went premium for that very reason
@@davygravy6037 Or you could have just installed ad blocker for free. Google doesn't need anymore money.
that middle section with the echos fits that scene perfectly
Not going to lie. This is ten trillion times a better sync than Dark Side Of The Rainbow
Jimmie Eakins Dark Side Of The Rainbow is a sync of Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wizard Of Oz that was released as a midnight movie back in the day
Jimmie Eakins that’s cool I didn’t know it until a while after listening to Floyd and all
Jimmie Eakins I have, they work so well
Jimmie Eakins yeah
Jimmie Eakins please don’t, I really think this friendship y’all formed is cute
6:18 The music beat and the flash of Bowman's face sync up perfectly
and at 17:03 cant be fortuitous. cant be.
you have 23 minutes of audio and video, and a brain made to find patterns in everything. it's fortuitous. but cool!
Also at 6:48, that one was the most bizarre to me
@@gnubbolo Don't forget 14:07.
That shit was trippy
"My God! It's full of stars..."
this song is genius....when you listen to it, you really feel like you're less than nothing into the universe
I feel like this song is the soundtrack to the big bang or the evolution of life on earth.
More like you feel like you're everything in the universe
Having done this manually myself on VHS and CD, I know exactly the sync points to look for which illustrate good sync/bad sync. This is the best sync I've seen on TH-cam. The rest are really poorly done. If coming out of the tunnel into the spiral arms going into the bass-heavy groove, and the eye blinks against the guitar squeaks don't sync, it's a non-starter. This matches both points better than anyone's.
Look up my sync on my channel
Yep
Whenever the song reaches 14:30, onwards, it just gives me a feeling of sadness, nostalgia, calmness, happiness, a feeling i can't explained, i have listened to this song for more than a 100 times, but it still gives me these feelings, this speaks alot about how extraordinary Pink Floyd is, we will never have another Pink Floyd, EVER, I'm just happy now as a 16 year old boy, i found pink floyd
Pink Floyd’s music was really unique and unrivaled, that’s why. I certainly felt sad, nostalgic, and melancholic when I see this sequence with “Echoes” playing; without it, the movie was just emotionless and detached. Pink Floyd evokes raw emotions while Stanley Kubrick didn’t.
There's actually a word for exactly all the feeling you are describing together in Portuguese - it is Saudade
It's been more than half a century and Pink Floyd is still unrivaled, and likely will be for the next fifty years
this movie changed the way I see life
See the movie bro
Nice coment bro 🤘🏿
It is that really good?
I watched, there ain't nothing too much special, its kinda an analogy to what was happening at that time, the Cold War
Permíteme comentar en mi idioma amigo: la dejé verdad es que si creo que está película sea muy relevante y merece mucho aprecio de nuestra parte. Narra de una manera impecable una teoría de nuestro orígen hasta nuestro final y todo lo que somos. Y no solo eso la manera tan espectacular de Kubrick de plasmar la idea de un libro como el centinela en esta obra audio visual. He visto muchas películas en mi vida creo que todas. Pero lo que hizo Kubrick en este trabajo es simplemente perfección. Solo eso
This is a better quality and sync than any of the other 2001/Echoes videos on here. Shame you dont have as many views
It was, or maybe another version just exactly like that, online here like 6 or 7 years ago. It got deleted shortly after I found it and was always disappointed when I tried to find it again. It's been awhile that I looked for it and now I'm so glad that it appeared again.
A very big thank you @daniel hardy
agree and agree. Yes this is the best sync and yes there was a good one up years ago that I also could never find. This one does it. Correct.
Yup. This one is correct. The first ping should come as the titles pop on the screen.
Your comment helped me find this vid quickly. I watched it a couple weeks ago and didn't want to figure out which one was the right one again. So i clicked on your comment in my notifications to get right here. Perfect.
a friend of mine is working on a 4k version with flac audio
And I am you and what I see is me....describes that ending where Dave sees his elder self...goosebumps!
This is the proper sync.
This is the way this sync is supposed to be done, high quality video and the music starts at the correct time. You can tell at the end when the old man turns around right as the lyrics start back up. Well done, it’s a shame some other versions have more views because this is the definitive version.
The funky part is so f'king goosebumping
A Pink Floyd video directed by Stanlyey Kubrick (subconsciously). ^^
3:36 something stirs and something tries and starts to glide, I literally was mind blown by this
"Towards the light" the light is also coming from the top and thats the direction it's moving in
I've just revisited this part and my mind is blown too...
This is the best thing I have ever witnessed.
Overhead the albatross hangs motionless upon the air
And deep beneath the rolling waves in labyrinths of coral caves
The echo of a distant time comes willowing across the sand
And everything is green and submarine
And no one showed us to the land
And no one knows the where's or why's
But something stirs and something tries
Starts to climb towards the light
Strangers passing in the street
By chance two separate glances meet
And I am you and what I see is me
And do I take you by the hand
And lead you through the land
And help me understand the best I can?
And no one calls us to move on
And no one forces down our eyes
No one speaks and no one tries
No one flies around the sun
Cloudless every day you fall
Upon my waking eyes
Inviting and inciting me to rise
And through the window in the wall
Come streaming in on sunlight wings
A million bright ambassadors of morning
And no one sings me lullabies
And no one makes me close my eyes
So I throw the windows wide
And call to you across the sky
just picked up this record today during black Friday. easily one of the best Floyd albums.
Dark Side
Meddle
Wish You Were Here
Animals
The Wall
What about Division Bell? Piper Gates? The Final Cut?
You mean WYWH is better than Animals?
It is, tho. At least, in my opinion.
Im more of a fan of Syds and Rogers Floyd than Davids, After the final cut it lost something
This is so psychadelic, so lisergic, so... so... beautiful... God, have no words to describe such feeling
Pink Floyd is a watershed in my life. Thank you for putting psychedelia in things we do not see, but they are always before our eyes.
I remember the first time I heard echoes and watched 2001, my film teacher showed this to the class. It was like you were mesmerized. You couldn't look away from the screen. Every time that beautiful piano and guitar played it had drawn me more and more into it. Lots of emotions went into this song. I cant think of any other song that stands out more than this does. Echoes is truly a piece of art and beauty formed into one
Watched this movie for the first time yesterday and was thinking about how "Pink Floyd" the whole thing was the entire time. Im happy that I'm not the only one
The 17:05 is amazing. It gives me a feeling that I can't describe
Wow i swear to you as i was watching this for the hundreth time i screen capped that part for an ig story. Im gonna sync it up with that part of the song.
The stargate sequence is beautiful, and to think it was all done practically
I agree that this is the best sync of all the other "2001 pink floyd" videos on TH-cam. The way I tell is that the proper place for the monolith visions (AKA the Special FX) to begin is after the vocals end on the second verse around the five minute mark. That way the long instrumental section takes up the entirety inside the monolith and the vocals begin again when Dave turns around and crosses the threshhold @ 19:11. Also, as someone else mentioned, all the blinks are on beat. All time marks achieved!
This is really spot on, friend! Good on ya! really appreciate your attention to detail.
Wonderful. This song with the video is fantastic.
The best song of best band of all times.
I watch this every now and then when I wanna hear this song. Peeople are saying its thee best sync on YT. It's the only sync I've seen, and synced any other way it would be wrong imo... the part with Bowman in the chair looking back and then away, scooting his chair, and walking towards the camera gives me chills
I listen to this literally 2-3 times every day
This synced up surprisingly better than I thought it would.
This is because it was supposed to....kubrick had asked pink floyd to do the soundtrack or a song and they were busy. This is intentional look at the blue ray for live from pompeii.
Fucking Christ. This was one hell of a experience. First time hearing this song and then coupled with this majestic god-like sync, I feel like as if I've done space crack on the event horizon of a supermassive black hole and transcended from this physical plane of existence.
yeah, its a pretty great feeling
This song will live forever. September 2024
This is a match Made in heaven.
These two works were made for each other. And you united them perfectly. So well coordinated.
"Mon dieu, c'est plein d'étoiles!" Fan des 2 oeuvres, j'ai écouté ce morceau des centaines de fois, et vu ce film des dizaines de fois... et je réalise à quel point cette musique et ce film vont bien ensemble! Merci pour ce magnifique voyage...
I like how the sections of the song vaguely match up with the scenes
Excellent. Best quality and sync on TH-cam. Thanks for the work.
It gives me goosebumps whenever I hear this epic song.... pure genius
This gives off a very different vibe. Equally superb, but very different. It’s like the original ending track for the matrix
Try this: Pink Floyd "Hey you" for the last 5 minutes of this film-frequence. That can't be a coincidence...
Thanks to this video i started listening to pink floyd
Pink Floyd are the essence soul of msic in my ears....no comparisons!
It finally makes sense, hes outside of time! Sad that it took getting stoned to understand this movie for the first time.
PINK FLOYD WAS THE BEST BAND ON EARTH, EVER...
Pink Floyd is like fine wine that go’s with anything
This and the Dawn of Man scene having originally been scored would be fun to have a re-edited version of the film with. There also is a Dawn of Man with Ummagumma sync up. It possibly is a perfect movie, but this would be a cool alternate version.
This song also fits well with the story. It's about the evolution of humans, and the song is about the beginnings in the ocean.
The live version,pink Floyd in Pompeii,is brilliant as well,rock on 10/10
If there is a better video on TH-cam, I would like to know...
Tom Turesson yes m8 this is the best shit here
This deserves WAY MORE VIEWS
Get to work, then! I sure am. This rocks.
Thank you for the fantastic quality and sync! What a terrific pairing
Absolutely mind blowing, an epic video.
Baseline groove at 7:02 with the green curved lines breathing in synch makes this the best synch out there.
£10 says you've done acid
There's a good reason this syncs up so well...Kubrick wanted Floyd to do the soundtrack. Waters turned it down.
Why Waters turned it down? 😟
In reality it was Kubrick who said no to Pink Floyd, but when Atom Heart Mother came out he called them back because he wanted to use it for A Clockwork Orange, and Waters out of revenge said no.Meddle and therefore Echoes came out only after Atom Heart Mother, but at the time of 2001 Pink Floyd were still a psychedelic band, the "prog" turning point only came with Atom Heart Mother. AND It's unlikely that at the time of 2001 they had already refined their "prog" sound while releasing psychedelic records, which suggests that this Sync is nothing more than a giant coincidence
@@giuseppecognome3647 Americans can be so pissy. Kubrick shot himself in the foot saying no to Pink Floyd. I guess it is that ugly American arrogance in which they like to think they are the best at everything.
Just the fact that this video exists gives me goosebumps
What a track, from the meddle album
This is great! I'm glad and grateful that I happened to pick this version as other commenters have stated some other versions are not synchronized exactly like this one is. . I am in my early forties and lreally dug the fact that my Pops was blown away when he saw this film in a theater back in 1968. He also really dug the 1972 version Solaris which I have not yet seen although the 2002 version is pretty decent to me starring George Clooney as the main character. Lastly if I may be so humble as to suggest playing Echoes at a well mixed volume setting along with the film's standard audio track is quite satisfying.
I just listened to this for the first time and I am wondering was this song inspired by 2001? The fact that the song is just as long as the scene feels too big to be a coincidence though that’s just me.
Как только услышу ноту Pink Floyd меня словно завараживает👍💐
How many toilets appear in 2001: A Space Odyssey? Two.
Once during Dr. Floyd's trip to the Moon after eating from the suckable food tray he is seen carefully reading the instructions for the zero gravity toilet and then again during this scene. At the 16:45 mark there is clearly a toilet with a cloth cover lid and even a button on the wall to initiate the flush cycle.
I believe those arent unnecessary details, it fits with the themes of evolution of 2001
In space humans are learning to "live" all over again, for example the stewardess struggling to walk on the spaceship, like a baby learning to walk and Dr Floyd even having to learn how to crap and eat in space. Basically the entire space station/moon section is showing how humans are starting to learn to "live" again and adapt in space
And when Dave is about to enter the next step of evolution, the toilet appears again, probably signifying Dave will have to learn to "live" all over again in his new "ascended" form
I'm probably wrong and overanalyzing because to be honest its really fucking absurd but I saw an interesting connection there.
True kino
Fun fact: Kubrick wanted to use Atom Heart Mother album as background for ClockWork Orange but Pink Floyd refused
He was gonna use it for Clockwork Orange, not 2001. either way, the band refused and Roger Waters stated that it was the biggest regret turning Stanley Kubrick down
@@AuronTsubaki85 lmao yeah he should definitely regret it..
Anyways I edited the comment
Nagyszerü lett ez a változat ! Respect from Hungary !
My God It's fool of stars! It's always fantastic. 2019 June from Poland. Who's listening to it now?
What a great marriage--Floyd and 2001
4:42 is still goose-bump raising
The 'stargate' part will best fit with Floyd's 'one of these days', I guess
Great music, great film , makes you think
Really makes you think
Kudos to this now six year old video and the effort put into making it. However, I'd just like to remind folks that this particular video sequence will 'sync' with just about any music.
Such a powerful film & track
i remember back in the 70s i was watching frankenstein when colin clive brought the creature to life and we had the radio on and a piece of music by pink floyd came on , i cant remenber which piece of music it was but if fit the scene as if it were made for it perfectly. ofcourse we just got thru burning a big fat doobieat the time. if i can find that song and put together the film ill post it.
Michael Rogers still waiting man
Yeah, waiting bud
@@unpietraselvatico7912 sorry to say Mr Rodgers is dead ...of an over dose of meth now...should of stuck smoking weed
Well let's all have some fun anyway. I vote for a track or two from Obscured by Clouds.
Amazing sync. But I much prefer it going with the Live at Pompeii version. Think it follows the visuals better.
Love the Pompeii version, but it's more raw. Studio version is more peaceful and trippy.
Magnifique magique vidéo 👌🔊🔊🔊🔊🎧
Michel 😚
7:13 Dave blinking to the beat
This is F'ing genius....
WOW, just wow. Thx man for sharing this beauty with us
WOW that was something else thank you for this!
this is film, this is music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excelente, alguém mais ouvindo?❤️👍
Man that's one helluva music video !
A junção da obra prima do Stanley Kubrick e a interpretação etérea do pink Floyd é simplesmente uma obra de arte ❤
Love the reminders to blink!
Coolest combo ever
This movie was the first time i tripped acid. I love me some Kubrick.
Pink Floyd for me... they are on another level.
Great visuals, thank you
Absolutly Génius-
Thank you , Richard Wright... ❤❤🧠🤯🌹👍💯
It also works with Atom Heart Mother, another Pink Floyd track that’s almost the exact same length as Jupiter And Beyond The Infinite.
18.13 Wow, perfect!
Woah! What if... there was a music video for this song about exploring an underground ocean on Europa... or maybe the life that is there. Maybe... holy crap... that would be so cool!
Amazing, thanks, we must be on the same planet here 👍
Holy shit, I NEED to watch this in VR.
I always cry in The final of This video.
The best video on TH-cam ever.
This synch makes so much more sense. 1. The Floyd had done movie soundtracks, they knew what to do 2. They explicitly said they wanted to do the score for this film 3. Despite Waters' insistence to the contrary, many of their lyrics had to do with space including early Echoes "planets face to face" 4. The synchs are pretty basic - four parts of the music synched very closely with the four parts of this last 23 minutes so its not like technology wasn't there for them 5. Didn't Waters have 2001: playing on a screen for his 1999 tour?
edit: but knowing what I know how this song was constructed - 24 pieces of music eventually coming together, playing it live for months this like Dark Side was not intentionally made to synch up with any movie
PF actually wanted to contribute to the soundtrack for this film - but Kubrick was not interested at that time - later on Kubrick apparently showed some interest in using some part of "Atom Heart Mother" for his 1971 film "A Clockwork Orange" - most accounts say Kubrick called Roger Waters and said he’d like to use Floyd’s music, but he couldn’t specify what he planned to do, and wanted to retain the right to use the suite however he liked. That wasn’t good enough for Waters, who’s said to have told him, “Right, you can’t use it.”
Nailed it, thank you!
David at the end of the travel sequence "And I am you and what I see is me..."
Rick too!
@@1Latettaja1 I was talking about the character "David" at the end of the movie where he sees different stages of his older and younger self but I'm always game to tip my hat to Mr. Gilmour as well 😉✌️