Available on patreon now $3 www.patreon.com Meddle ✅ Dark Side Of The Moon ✅ Wish You Were Here ✅ Animals ✅ The Wall ✅ Live at Pompeii (directors cut)✅ I reacted to all these in a span of a month.
For me, this is Pink Floyd at their absolute prime. Yeah they still hadn’t released their four most famous albums, but they are sooooo in sync here. Was there a better psychedelic band ever? They did metal on a few songs in 1969 before/around the same time as Black Sabbath. The funk groove on this? The experimentation? There’s a reason some of us think they were the greatest band of all times. Why their music still sounds so fresh 50 years later. I can never decide if they are just from a different time and space, if they’re otherwordly, or whatever, but it is timeless.
Agreed, certainly as a group of musicians they are at their absolute peak here, as composers I would day they peaked a little later, during the Dark side/wish/animals era
Alot of their sound was derived from ww2. Roger lost his father during the war and they all grew up during reconstruction. The uk took such a heavy toll from the German bombardment. Just like the original blues players in america and the connection to their experience from having slave parents
I don't think Pink Floyd would have been anything without the genius of David Gilmour and Rick Wright! I know Waters wrote some words but since Gilmour had to help him with bass as well, clearly the musical genius is Gilmour and Wright!
@@detroitlady7201 I'm thinking Waters did more than "write some words" , I mean I love all floyd but the waters era floyd is much superior, I mean no 'the wall" at all without waters at the very least
@@joseureste8257 well yes and no, here in the UK the German bombing was heavy but restricted to a few critical cities, London, Plymouth, Coventry, Sheffield wtc mostly steel towns or ports.The effect was mostly psychological on the general population, as well as the threat of invasion and the entry of so many fathers into the army, of whom 400,000 never came back
Maybe I'm "sensitive," but I can't help it. Every time I hear this (and I've heard it a thousand times) I feel completely blissful. My throat tightens a little, my heart races a little, and I smile a little at the same time. Do you know it?
You might've already read about it, but David Gilmour said he'd never play Echoes again after Rick had passed in 2008. So their last performance of Echoes was in Gdansk in 2006. Watch it maybe not for a reaction video but for yourself. Hits me every time, especially the ending part.
@@LILJ_303 Given Pompeii was buried in 79AD, this "gig" was the first performance of any kind in that arena for nearly 2,000 years! That blows my mind every time I watch this film. 2,000 years since anyone sat in these stands and watched entertainment. Ghosts (and of course echoes) everywhere. (Watch the whole Live in Pompeii film as there are loads of songs you might not have heard yet, at least not live)
Ive spent the whole evening watching your reactions to Pink Floyd and have to say you are the BEST!!.i reckon you are now a Pink Floyd fan as the happiness on your face speaks volumes! Loving the jacket also! 👌👌
I've been listening to Pink floyd for 50yrs, I've never appreciated this song as much as I do now listening with you, I love all your Pink Floyd reactions, Run like Hell Pulse concert remastered, another new experience
Have you seen the Primus cover of the Pink Floyd song: "Have a Cigar"? Primus is not always the easiest band for everyone. They are very avante garde on purpose. That cover is quite awesome though, in my opinion.
Was in Pompeii over the summer the same day the archeological site hosted a concert celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd recording and playing at the 2,000 year old amphitheater. Didn’t know it was going on and obviously couldn’t get tickets but could hear the music blasting through the streets just like they did when they first played there. Had to make the best of it. Posted up at a nearby cafe a block or two away. David Gilmour was a musical inspiration for many including myself. One of the greatest rock bands in history.
It's funky, jazzy,bluesy, dirty groovy...it's multidimensional. It has the two things you need for excellent modern music. Varied and well constructed melody/harmony and lyrics that are both metaphorical and straight forward. Straight excellent.
This song + Dark Side = Two incontestable masterpieces that taste great together. Floyd working at a level so high I don't think even they understood it.
Great to see how your discovering prog rock a half century later. Floyd was one of the best and there's lots more. My I suggest a band called Yes and their song called Roundabout. Your gonna love the prog funk grove. 🙏🍁
All the images of people whose bodies were covered in the ash from the eruption of the volcano. It created cast-like molds. Amazing. This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd live sessions. Also David Gilmour playing guitar with his shirt off - swoon!
Homie, that was so much out of this freaking world! I got that album. But I don't remember it here sounding like that. I'm going to have to break it out again. Haven't actually heard it in years.
This was my intro to Pink Floyd, couple days later I bought my 1st ever album..Dark side if the moon.. 1973. We useta hang out at a place called Record Head, they sold and played albums and paraphernalia. We became known as "Heads" ✌
Do yourself a huge favor and listen to "Careful With That Ax Eugene" on this Pink Floyd live at Pompeii! And for a real eclectic crazy song play "A Saucer Full of Secrets" from the same deal!! It's kind of a two-part song and Both of those songs will have unexpected delightful surprises! Also an interesting thing if you have the DVD Pink Floyd live at Pompeii interspersed throughout the movie/documentary are bits and pieces of Dark Side of the Moon that they were recording while they were filming this!
Really dig your reactions man, watching someone discover my all-time favorite band is almost like hearing it for the first time again. If you're loving Pink Floyd, you should check out some Led Zeppelin -- highly recommend the song No Quarter
Please react to more of the Pompeii stuff! Especially 'Set the controls for the heart of the sun', and 'Careful with that axe Eugene' ( the Brighton Dome version from 72 is even better) will definitely blow your mind! Those were the more dark Floyd, very much different to what they did later on. I'm sure, you will like it (especially if Mary joins and supports you again while reacting)
In my opinion, this is the best piece of music ever recorded. So full of emotions and pictures and feelings... things that you can see with your eyes closed and your hair in orbit. So blessed to have seen it and felt it and blended it into me. And this is the best live performance I've ever seen and I've seen tons of them. And you are blessed too, now. Just keep being blessed! Happy new year!
I recently seen Drummer Nick Mason Band “A Saucerful of Secrets” perform Echoes and many pre Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd.. They were excellent and only covered the material mentioned previously. The band was and is a direct link to this era of Pink Floyd and I recommend seeing them live…
Love this video, so great to see them so young 50 years ago, and to see they have the same movements, tilt of the head ect, apart from Rick on keyboards who died of cancer, they are all still playing music. Another favourite of mine is Any Colour You Like, live at Brighton 1975, they have lots of versions of it, but this one is stripped back, Nick's drummimg is amazing. They are of my age so we have grown old together!
I saw them in New Jersey when this first came out. Then with dsotm... then Wywh... always an encore... The last time I saw it was with David Gilmore and by then it just so intense. Rip Richard Wright
i HAVE A pink Floyd CONCERT DVD CALLED PULSE THAT THEY did in 1994 AND David Gilmour's guitar SOLO ON THE SONG CALLED COMFORTABLY NUMB is THE BEST ONE EVER AND it's A TWO disc ONE AND ON ONE THEY DO THE entire DARK side OF THE MOON songs AND it's A GREAT ONE AND THE KEYBOARD PLAYER OF pink Floyd Richard WRIGHT SADLY died FROM CANCER AND it TOOK THE Lives OF THE LATE GREAT David Bowie WHO died from Liver cancer AND THE LATE GREAT Patrick SWAYZE
Love it. I regret that I wasn't born until 1978 and didn't get to become a fan until abt 1989. If only, I would have spent the entire 1970s going to every single pink floyd concert I could get to. Not sure if you listened to the album Animals yet but I'd love a reaction to that. It's one I didn't appreciate enough until I had gotten a bit older.
I saw this movie in the theater in 1979 when it was titled “Dark Side of the Moon”. It was a midnight showing. The screen was a bit foggy to say the least and beer cans were rolling down the floor. What a great time!
Hey there! It has been great seeing you react to so many Pink Floyd classics! You should definetly check out Dub side of the Moon!! Don't want to spoil it for you, so just check it out, trust me ;). Your mind will be blown!
The last 24 minutes of 2001 A Space Odyssey and Pink Floyd's Echoes sync up to form the greatest music video of all time. TH-cam it. It'll be the best 24 mins of your day.
The later shows circa 2020 were the complete package, full media presentation, lazers and, yes, ALL THOSE SPEAKERS!!! At one point they had a pig zeppelin!
Pink Floyd are just genius , they lived in my bedroom from the age of 14 when I first heard them , they are up there in the top 5 bands of the 70’s&80’s when I was a teenager, wonder where my Dark side of the Moon poster went ❤
I preferred the studio version of 'Echoes', myself. It's more lengthy, and really has a full range of effects and sounds that aren't in the 'live' version.
I was 11 when I watched this back in 72, 🙄 it was shown on the BBC 2 channel after 9pm, I went to bed straight after but could I fk go to sleep 😳 I was up all night thinking about the people of Pompei and wondering what they thought of the concert 🤣
Have you done Echos part II ? It goes on. Have you seen the last time David Gilmour and Richard Wright played Echos together in a live concert? Beautiful and heart wrenching. Richard passed from cancer after that. A great loss.
TOOL should be your next rabbit hole, the other side of Progressive Rock, that is if you care to place them in a genre.. (many TOOL fans are huge Floyd fans btw...). Many believe they are a genre all to themselves. If you are not familiar they have a 30 year discography slam full of amazing music, life changing to many, 'The Pot' would be a great place to start if you don't know them. **Subscribed for the Floyd and staying for TOOL .. 🤘
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Meddle ✅
Dark Side Of The Moon ✅
Wish You Were Here ✅
Animals ✅
The Wall ✅
Live at Pompeii (directors cut)✅
I reacted to all these in a span of a month.
For me, this is Pink Floyd at their absolute prime. Yeah they still hadn’t released their four most famous albums, but they are sooooo in sync here. Was there a better psychedelic band ever? They did metal on a few songs in 1969 before/around the same time as Black Sabbath. The funk groove on this? The experimentation? There’s a reason some of us think they were the greatest band of all times. Why their music still sounds so fresh 50 years later. I can never decide if they are just from a different time and space, if they’re otherwordly, or whatever, but it is timeless.
Agreed, certainly as a group of musicians they are at their absolute peak here, as composers I would day they peaked a little later, during the Dark side/wish/animals era
Alot of their sound was derived from ww2. Roger lost his father during the war and they all grew up during reconstruction. The uk took such a heavy toll from the German bombardment. Just like the original blues players in america and the connection to their experience from having slave parents
I don't think Pink Floyd would have been anything without the genius of David Gilmour and Rick Wright! I know Waters wrote some words but since Gilmour had to help him with bass as well, clearly the musical genius is Gilmour and Wright!
@@detroitlady7201 I'm thinking Waters did more than "write some words" , I mean I love all floyd but the waters era floyd is much superior, I mean no 'the wall" at all without waters at the very least
@@joseureste8257 well yes and no, here in the UK the German bombing was heavy but restricted to a few critical cities, London, Plymouth, Coventry, Sheffield wtc mostly steel towns or ports.The effect was mostly psychological on the general population, as well as the threat of invasion and the entry of so many fathers into the army, of whom 400,000 never came back
No one is ever prepared for Nick Mason in "Echoes."
Maybe I'm "sensitive," but I can't help it. Every time I hear this (and I've heard it a thousand times) I feel completely blissful. My throat tightens a little, my heart races a little, and I smile a little at the same time. Do you know it?
Yeah, it's a real burden, ain't it??? 😉
Then THEY did their JOB! 🌲⛄🦌🎁😅
@@AppleLeib in other words, the stone
Yes I get the same feeling. I saw the movie about 5 times and the way I felt then I still feel the same now
Part 2 starts with the "sound scape" section and moves on to the final part of the song.
Just stunning!
Absolutely agree, the setting raised the level to 11
Definitely rate this as all time best piece ever!
You might've already read about it, but David Gilmour said he'd never play Echoes again after Rick had passed in 2008. So their last performance of Echoes was in Gdansk in 2006. Watch it maybe not for a reaction video but for yourself. Hits me every time, especially the ending part.
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I did watch an interview where David mentioned that. I’ll definitely check this 2006 video out thank you 🔥
@@LILJ_303 Given Pompeii was buried in 79AD, this "gig" was the first performance of any kind in that arena for nearly 2,000 years! That blows my mind every time I watch this film. 2,000 years since anyone sat in these stands and watched entertainment. Ghosts (and of course echoes) everywhere.
(Watch the whole Live in Pompeii film as there are loads of songs you might not have heard yet, at least not live)
Yeah I love Gdansk Echoes so much, def my favorite version
100% on the Gdansk version
Ive spent the whole evening watching your reactions to Pink Floyd and have to say you are the BEST!!.i reckon you are now a Pink Floyd fan as the happiness on your face speaks volumes! Loving the jacket also! 👌👌
you really are one of the best doing this reactor stuff.. thanks again.. subscribed and watching you get bigger
I've been listening to Pink floyd for 50yrs, I've never appreciated this song as much as I do now listening with you, I love all your Pink Floyd reactions, Run like Hell Pulse concert remastered, another new experience
Have you seen the Primus cover of the Pink Floyd song: "Have a Cigar"?
Primus is not always the easiest band for everyone. They are very avante garde on purpose. That cover is quite awesome though, in my opinion.
@@py_a_thonjust watched it. Thanks 😊
Bro this album was written for people just like you who know how to listen 👍👍👍
Well said! Every...Single...Instrument...Just melts me.
Was in Pompeii over the summer the same day the archeological site hosted a concert celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd recording and playing at the 2,000 year old amphitheater. Didn’t know it was going on and obviously couldn’t get tickets but could hear the music blasting through the streets just like they did when they first played there. Had to make the best of it. Posted up at a nearby cafe a block or two away. David Gilmour was a musical inspiration for many including myself. One of the greatest rock bands in history.
It's funky, jazzy,bluesy, dirty groovy...it's multidimensional. It has the two things you need for excellent modern music. Varied and well constructed melody/harmony and lyrics that are both metaphorical and straight forward. Straight excellent.
That Jam is the best. So hypnotic and groovy!
That groove halfway through this has haunted my dreams for years. So dope.
i've drove my wife and mother-in-law crazy making them wait for me to go see that amphitheater in Pompeii -
man they were pissed
It is absolutely amazing that they did this performance without an audience.
Seriously? I didnt know..awesome..😍😍i was born in 72😍i didnt know much of them before dsotm..
an audience of 30.000 ghosts, that was the point.
Thank you for taking the time to listen, the time when I was young.
Astounding genius. Thank you for your respect.
This song + Dark Side = Two incontestable masterpieces that taste great together. Floyd working at a level so high I don't think even they understood it.
Great to see how your discovering prog rock a half century later. Floyd was one of the best and there's lots more. My I suggest a band called Yes and their song called Roundabout. Your gonna love the prog funk grove. 🙏🍁
Of course, my favorite Yes song.
All the images of people whose bodies were covered in the ash from the eruption of the volcano. It created cast-like molds. Amazing. This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd live sessions. Also David Gilmour playing guitar with his shirt off - swoon!
Great reaction LIL J, yeah this song is awesome I could listen to the second half of this song on a loop for the rest of my life lol!
Thanks for enjoying my very favorite Pink Floyd song. Gdańsk is amazing also
Homie, that was so much out of this freaking world! I got that album. But I don't remember it here sounding like that. I'm going to have to break it out again. Haven't actually heard it in years.
This was my intro to Pink Floyd, couple days later I bought my 1st ever album..Dark side if the moon.. 1973. We useta hang out at a place called Record Head, they sold and played albums and paraphernalia. We became known as "Heads" ✌
So incredibly beautiful!!
Do yourself a huge favor and listen to "Careful With That Ax Eugene" on this Pink Floyd live at Pompeii! And for a real eclectic crazy song play "A Saucer Full of Secrets" from the same deal!! It's kind of a two-part song and Both of those songs will have unexpected delightful surprises! Also an interesting thing if you have the DVD Pink Floyd live at Pompeii interspersed throughout the movie/documentary are bits and pieces of Dark Side of the Moon that they were recording while they were filming this!
i wish i could hear this for the first time again.... best song ever recorded
One of my favorites. They all just show the hell out❤❤❤
MEDDLE Is by far one of my favorite LPs. Been meditating to Echoes since I was 17. Full track album.48 yrs.
What else on meddle is good? Ive only heard echoes.
This masterpiece is like a huge machine that graze the whole emotions,.
A master piece !
You have turned into true Pink Floyd fan. Welcome to the club
Really dig your reactions man, watching someone discover my all-time favorite band is almost like hearing it for the first time again. If you're loving Pink Floyd, you should check out some Led Zeppelin -- highly recommend the song No Quarter
Live I'm Pompeii is just magical from start to finish, complete captivating and mesmerising
These brilliant bands are always better watched live.
Pink Floyd animals álbum 💫
Please react to more of the Pompeii stuff! Especially 'Set the controls for the heart of the sun', and 'Careful with that axe Eugene' ( the Brighton Dome version from 72
is even better) will definitely blow your mind! Those were the more dark Floyd, very much different to what they did later on. I'm sure, you will like it (especially if Mary joins
and supports you again while reacting)
Lovin' that slow, thick groove at 9:09. And the funk on that drum fill at 9:14!
Could you imagine being a tourist going to see Pompeii and you happen across a Pink Floyd concert!
In my opinion, this is the best piece of music ever recorded. So full of emotions and pictures and feelings... things that you can see with your eyes closed and your hair in orbit. So blessed to have seen it and felt it and blended it into me. And this is the best live performance I've ever seen and I've seen tons of them. And you are blessed too, now. Just keep being blessed! Happy new year!
Amazing reaction! Glad to share this experience with you
You should watch the ending of 2001: A Space Odissey with Echoes over it. You can look it up on youtube, you will not regret it
Seriously. It amazes me how these two completely pieces of art come together and form the greatest music video of all time.
Truly a timeless masterpiece. Epic!
I recently seen Drummer Nick Mason Band “A Saucerful of Secrets” perform Echoes and many pre Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd.. They were excellent and only covered the material mentioned previously. The band was and is a direct link to this era of Pink Floyd and I recommend seeing them live…
WE are echoes of a distant time.
Love this video, so great to see them so young 50 years ago, and to see they have the same movements, tilt of the head ect, apart from Rick on keyboards who died of cancer, they are all still playing music. Another favourite of mine is Any Colour You Like, live at Brighton 1975, they have lots of versions of it, but this one is stripped back, Nick's drummimg is amazing. They are of my age so we have grown old together!
Gheck out Beastie Boys Something's Got to Give live performance which is an homage to Pink Floyd at Pompeii. Awesome in a different way.
This song makes me daydream some vivid visuals ! My favorite pf song hands down. Wish the ham section would go on forever
You remind me of my youngest son. I have 3 mixed boys pretty grown now. But I have always loved n needed
In 2017 David Gilmour went back and did a concert there....out on video..."David Gilmour Live in Pompeii"
ROCK!!!!!! PINK FLOYD!!!!! LONDON!!!!! Psychedelic overlords!!!!!
I saw them in New Jersey when this first came out. Then with dsotm... then Wywh... always an encore... The last time I saw it was with David Gilmore and by then it just so intense. Rip Richard Wright
i HAVE A pink Floyd CONCERT DVD CALLED PULSE THAT THEY did in 1994 AND David Gilmour's guitar SOLO ON THE SONG CALLED COMFORTABLY NUMB is THE BEST ONE EVER AND it's A TWO disc ONE AND ON ONE THEY DO THE entire DARK side OF THE MOON songs AND it's A GREAT ONE AND THE KEYBOARD PLAYER OF pink Floyd Richard WRIGHT SADLY died FROM CANCER AND it TOOK THE Lives OF THE LATE GREAT David Bowie WHO died from Liver cancer AND THE LATE GREAT Patrick SWAYZE
I HAVE THE DARK SIDE SIDE OF THE MOON CD AND IT'S A 24 CARAT GOLD PLATED CD AND i PLAY IT ON THE YAMAHA CD Player 😁
Today, I still love this... crank it.
Love it. I regret that I wasn't born until 1978 and didn't get to become a fan until abt 1989. If only, I would have spent the entire 1970s going to every single pink floyd concert I could get to.
Not sure if you listened to the album Animals yet but I'd love a reaction to that. It's one I didn't appreciate enough until I had gotten a bit older.
I saw this movie in the theater in 1979 when it was titled “Dark Side of the Moon”. It was a midnight showing. The screen was a bit foggy to say the least and beer cans were rolling down the floor. What a great time!
Great reaction! David Gilmour’s guitar solo is awesome!
For all time: FUCKING GOOOOOOD
Awesome reaction to this timeless masterpiece!! Peace! ✌🏼
As well as sounding great this also looks amazing due to it being filmed on 35mm film high quality movie cameras and not on video.
Meddle is PF at their best. It's overshadowed by DSOTM and The Wall. But us old people who grew up with PF still hold Meddle high.
Drop a listen on the Obscured by Clouds album. The first two tracks are so nice together.
Hits different because it is different to the album....
Hey there! It has been great seeing you react to so many Pink Floyd classics! You should definetly check out Dub side of the Moon!! Don't want to spoil it for you, so just check it out, trust me ;). Your mind will be blown!
It’s crazy how good Pink Floyd was at playing funk. It’s in a lot of their songs. Roger and Nick could get as funky as anybody.
Nick and Rick the two unsung heroes ...
The last 24 minutes of 2001 A Space Odyssey and Pink Floyd's Echoes sync up to form the greatest music video of all time. TH-cam it. It'll be the best 24 mins of your day.
Listen to Midnight in Harlem. Tedeschi Trucks Band. Trucks is an awesome slide player. Played with the Allman brothers when he was young. Amazing
They split Echoes for the movie. Look up Part 2
These are master musicians. I heard them first in 1975, Dark Side of the Moon. Then this was the second LP i listened to
The later shows circa 2020 were the complete package, full media presentation, lazers and, yes, ALL THOSE SPEAKERS!!! At one point they had a pig zeppelin!
Welcome to the machine \o/ :)
Pink Floyd are just genius , they lived in my bedroom from the age of 14 when I first heard them , they are up there in the top 5 bands of the 70’s&80’s when I was a teenager, wonder where my Dark side of the Moon poster went ❤
The entire Pompeii concert was beautiful! Go check out David Gilmour when he did a concert in Pompeii in 2017. It’s amazing!
I preferred the studio version of 'Echoes', myself. It's more lengthy, and really has a full range of effects and sounds that aren't in the 'live' version.
I remember seeing this at a midnight viewing in 1978 tripping on acid!
Lol, I first saw this concert at the Pink Floyd coffee shop in Amsterdam in the 90s, so you can imagine lol
I never really appreciated drummers until I started hearing and seeing PF perform.
The PF drummers NEVER seem to get the credit they deserve,yet they kinda "held everything together",and I have never seen better "timing"
I was 11 when I watched this back in 72, 🙄 it was shown on the BBC 2 channel after 9pm, I went to bed straight after but could I fk go to sleep 😳 I was up all night thinking about the people of Pompei and wondering what they thought of the concert 🤣
A master piece of biblical proportions
Ok. "Comfortably numb" live at pulse nightclub.
And
"Mother" live the wall
It gets better.
Mi hanno chiesto cos'è la musica.... gli ho risposto i Pink Floyd ❤❤❤
Have you done Echos part II ? It goes on. Have you seen the last time David Gilmour and Richard Wright played Echos together in a live concert? Beautiful and heart wrenching. Richard passed from cancer after that. A great loss.
Nick Mason on drums spittin on this
My kids love pink floyd and rage against you No^)outstandin
Great tune
Check out David Gilmour Live in Pompeii concert.
I have that on VHS, I think. Somewhere.
Check out Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun again from Pompeii - it has an amazing drum solo.
Epic!
Apparently three local kids sneaked in and watched from the back of the amphitheatre. Not a bad free gig.
The full one hour movie “Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii” is on TH-cam for free, it’s a new remaster with improved sound and picture quality.
I still have my Metal vinyl. You need to watch all parts of (Live in Pompeii) Watch the Long version of Echoes
Live Floyd is different anyway 🔥
Check out a video called " Gratitude" by the Beastie Boys.. The video is all about this concert..
Man, you gotta listen to their song Dogs. That's a vibe!
It hits even more different on a couple hits. lol
Hi frends
Look the Konzert from David Gillmour live at Pompei 2017😜
Solo album from David Gillmour Rattle that lok👍😎
I can't wait for you to react to Animals album - it'll blow you away.
TOOL should be your next rabbit hole, the other side of Progressive Rock, that is if you care to place them in a genre.. (many TOOL fans are huge Floyd fans btw...).
Many believe they are a genre all to themselves.
If you are not familiar they have a 30 year discography slam full of amazing music, life changing to many, 'The Pot' would be a great place to start if you don't know them.
**Subscribed for the Floyd and staying for TOOL ..
🤘