PINK FLOYD - A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS - LIVE AT POMPEII *AY RON
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From ugly chaos, deconstruction and agression to construction of beauty, harmony, peace and ecstasy ... What a gift 💜🙏
Pompei before the volcano, during the volcano and after the volcano, the whole story in one only song without a single word!
I wish more TH-camrs would react to Pink Floyd's early material, like this. When they keep to just the radio hits, they're really missing out on the true Pink Floyd experience.
The band was really experimental in those days.
👊❤️😳🗣I’m telling you! 😅 I did not know what to think? 😁 Luckily, I have all of you to reassure me on!
@@KristinKali If you haven't listened to much of Pink Floyd's music, it can be a little overwhelming at first. They create such a deep soundscape filled with emotion and innovation.
At one point in their early career they decided to create an album without using any instruments. Their hope was to use "Household Objects" to mimic the sound of instruments.
They ultimately abandoned the idea, but their experimentation led to the creation of their album "Ummagumma", if memory serves me correctly.
I enjoyed your reaction to "A Saucerfull of Secrets" and look forward to more Pink Floyd reactions in the future.
@@TwistedSither I think the entire band hated ummagumma, I kind of love that album though.
@@KristinKali kali looking on TH-cam at PRIESTS EXORCISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
Yes I have to agree that nick mason should be up there rated as on of the best drummers in the world
I heard Pink Floyd many times, but this song, made me discover Pink Floyd. Some people only understand this song as just noise, but to me it's more than just noise. This is chaos and a cry with a call, not just a random noise. This was prepared to have a meaning that I can't still be able to define!
WELL SAID!!..... The randomness of the music... is chaotic but its the "way" that the music is used that makes is BRILLIANT! i could not say it better than the way you did!! How the music alone "describes CHAOS" IS GENIUS!!
@@KristinKali I grew up with music. I had all kinds of influences of it, from my parents to my older brothers. We were(still are) a big family and my older brother is ten years older than me. I was 5 or 6 in 1976 when my brother was already 15 or 16, so he had all this music background and I had this knowledge of music at this age. Listen to the album Trilogy by Emerson Lake and Palmer and they had some music similar to this. There was a lot of experimental music in the mid of late 60's extended to the early seventies. The Gates of Delirium by Yes and I'm sure there is a lot more music that probably haven't heard yet. This Pink Floyd song it's just amazing!!!
@@KristinKali Organized Chaos!
Organized Chaos!
And echoes is just awesome as well 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
No, you're right this song is chaos into beauty.
And yes Pink Floyd were DECADES ahead their time.
👊❤️🗣Thankyou SydIRISH, I don’t get a lot of things right... I’m just honest. Pink Floyd really is something “otherworldly” and you feel like you are in another “plane of existence” when you listen... no other band has done that for me.
they were so far ahead of their time that nobody has caught them up yet and i suspect never will.they were of a different time a time long gone.
😳🗣I KNEW IT!
David Gilmour would later return to this same venue over forty years later on one of his solo tours. This performance was recorded and was released on DVD and Blu Ray a few years back
From chaos to harmony to transcendence!!
Don't worry about Nick, he has one of the finest car collections in the world, which contains a $45 million + 1962 Ferrari GTO , He did quite well for being under rated :)
A must follow up to this song is shine on you crazy diamond, saucer full of secrets followed by the lyrics “you reached for the secrets too soon” awesome!!!
for me, this piece is what takes me out of dark places...as it is the only one that finds me there and allows me to soon feel ok...
This was the first time anyone performed at the Pompeii amphitheater since the city was destroyed by a volcano almost 2000 years ago.
😳👏Whoa! Good point!
Got the DVD the amphitheater makes the music sound brilliant echoes is brilliant.
Ive always described this song as a descent into madness....and back.
Now we go back to the early cloud, long hair etc, me Gilmore looks so young , brilliant.
First. The storm. Thunder. Lightning... Destruction. Then...silence. Bewilderment... Reaction... Crying pain... That's it...
My first exposure to Pink Floyd is the 1968 space classic album A Saucerful of Secrets in 1969 as a freshman in high school. Made me a fan for life, perhaps the best band ever. Wow, what amazing music throughout their career. 🎸
I can not hear this without weeping.
the studio version has a choir doing the vocal part at the end,but i much prefer gilmour's single voice crying out. rick wright's beautiful keyboard playing also brings me to tears. i love the shot of the four of them playing. long before the infighting and strife that would eventually lead to waters' departure. the pompeii sessions were pink floyd at their best as a single unit.
Good morning Kristen 🌞. Great reaction as always. I did email you my thoughts on this video/concert when I "suggested" this to you. Greatest concert film of all time in my opinion !!
Remember THERE at. Pompeii amphitheater. Sounds of the primal earth and history
It’s war/rioting/mayhem (or, as the band itself would have it, ‘Syncopated Pandemonium’), followed by a solemn, yet transcendent requiem. In my opinion, this is the ultimate psychedelic rock track. I cannot tell you what it was like listening to this on several hits of good windowpane acid when my girlfriend first purchased it for me back in 1998. This did exactly what psychedelic rock should do: blow your mind wide open, then crawl in and invite your soul out to go flying for a little while.
This piece always makes me cry. I always envision the history of mankind as a backdrop. The first part: prehistoric leading to the first major civilizations. The middle: warring empires; Persia, Greece, Rome. The third part: the advent of Christianity to the present.
And me too
Always loved the drum pattern nick mason plays here.
The way I see this song is a massive storm then the aftermath, all is calm once again.
😳🗣great assertion!
PINK FLOYD...they are built different! Alex ~ Andy and Alex, (2022)
As soon as I saw this video I knew you would be rendered nearly speechless by this. Excellent reaction. I understand how you feel.
"Mass hysteria", Kristin? Well, no, not to me - A Saucerful Of Secrets has always been to me an aural depiction of a cosmic storm, the soundtrack to a space sci-fi movie that's never been made - and still, after over 50 years, one of the most imaginative pieces of music I've ever heard...
❤I Love Pink Floyd!❤
Hi Prince!! I can actually see your comment!! how amazing!!
@@KristinKali I'm sorry that I had to watch your video about the comments getting blocked Kristin.😟
@@PrinceGetsTrolled its ok Prince... i just wanted you to see where your comment and ALOT of ppl's comments are going... it makes me sad
@@KristinKali Don't Worry Kristin. I'll send only one comment!😎
If I didn't go and verify that this was Pink Floyd, I would not have EVER thought so.
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Me on my first time hearing this: "WTF is this shit???"
Me after realizing it's Pink Floyd: "ah...genius, what a masterpiece"
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I know there are many theories on the true meaning of the song and obviously a definitive answer but to me on a personal level I see it as making beauty out of chaos
Nice. What a band. Amazing. Way ahead of their time. And ours.
People born after this have no idea how huge this was in the context of its own time. It broke so many musical assumptions, just as was happening in every other area of society. It wasn't just a song or album, it was a philosophical idea that challenged everyone by pushing us out of our comfort zones.
I think I might of done some of that acid back then.
Ummagumma is still my favorite LPs. Space/acid Rock
Big bang THEORY
this is the soundtrack of creation. from the chaos of the big bang to the perfection of the universe
Pink floyd songs like these go so well with lsd
First heard Pink Floyd in 1973. First album I bought was 'Dark Side of The Moon'.They are still my favorite band. Have been through all these decades.
First saw this film 'Live at Pompeii' back then. It was in a little independent theater with a 5000W sound system stacked up each side of the screen.
FANBLOODYTASTIC!!
Watch the whole dvd if you get a chance.
Perhaps a reaction to Echoes, from the same show, would please a lot of people on your channel too.
A journey from a dark place to a bright place ,
I really love how you sum up these masterpieces (that I can barely even begin to comprehend)... in such eloquent phrases! Thank-you 🙂
Pink Floyd made greatest noise ever !
Yep! Thisis Trippin music. It takes you for a ride if you can follow it.😜
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Amazing
Pink Floyd is amazing.. 💯
This is played thru 1970 speaker technology and amp technology too with LESLIE ROTARY SPEAKERS
Ay-Ron we love uu!!😂😂
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@@KristinKali my names also aaron by the way nd my only question is how uu doin😂🌈❤
Chaos into beauty
Marmalade, I like marmalade
Marmalade, I like marmalade
Sharky!!! Sooo good to see you!! wooo -hoo!
@@KristinKali Hi KKay ..
hope ur all OK
Hermosa !!!!!
I would go with a buddy to the midnight movies and we would drop acid and check out this movie one of my favorites Pink Floyd is the world
🤣😂🤣👊❤️🗣I love honesty!! I vicariously live through you all ☺️💕
Kristin thank you so much for your reply it's totally cool you enjoy the old music it is totally the best one of my favorite groups of all time if not the favorite group of mine of all time is the doors you should check out some doors 20th Century Fox or maybe the end I think you would like all their songs thanks again
Gran reacción!!!
It's not mass hysteria. It's just a flying saucer landing.
So Kristin I doubt you or anyone else will see this as I'm late to the party but think of this song as art. The first part is a painting by Edvard Munch called the scream then it transitions into Starry night by Vincent van Gogh.
There is an Ominous sense that something terrible is about to happen
Yes. I take the title as being taken into an alien ship and given a tour into the engine room where all kinds of bizarre stuff is on the move. Then we are taken to a window and see the universe outside. All the glorious things we don't even dream of.
For me this album beats Dark Side of the Moon.
Sinto falta de você, fazer mais vídeos do Pink Floyd! 😔
Sounded more like Billy Squire but without Billy's singing! Wild!
I prefer the performance of this song on the Ummagumma album.
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong... But I believe the first section, up to where Rick is playing the organ, is titled Syncopated Pandemonium...so your mass hysteria definition isn't really that far off the mark
Ummagumma's version is much better. Longer, the guitar stands out more, there's a really smooth passage from the cacophony into the melody [the organ has its own space] and the final portion feels much more epic.
😳🗣good lord! You know your PF! I am very new to Pink Floyd that is why I am able to give a very OMG! This is amazing 🤩 reaction.. having only listened to Rap, Alternative, Rock for most of my life.. I Thankyou for your comment and if you have a link to the better version.. I would be eternally grateful 🙏💕
@@KristinKali hi Kristin. My pleasure. All of PF albums and songs are on youtube. And don't worry, they don't block. Search for Ummagumma "a saucerful of secrets", "careful with that axe Eugene", "set the controls" and "Astronomy Domine". Ummagumma is a double album. The first part is just those 4 pieces live and the second part is a studio album (only "the narrow way 1-3" is worth it).
Ummagumma was the first time I heard PF and to me is still one of their more adventurous albums alongside "Atom Heart Mother" that came out the year after (1970).
PS - when listening to Careful with that axe Eugene you should close your eyes and turn off the lights. It gets very intersting
@@KristinKali here you go. th-cam.com/video/IW2TslVcpWU/w-d-xo.html
Wow, Twilight Zone type instrumental 💯💯
🥺😅🗣Big Facts! .... “Eery Sound here”
@@KristinKali 🤣scaryyyy!
It takes some courage to go for PFs early work and not the more accessible stuff,
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But good , That is how it came to us in our youth, .. I saw them live E. coast England 1971 I think ,,medium stand up venue, Civic hall .. Not very full and many had left before they finished, :-( I was still there at the foot of the stage, Turned at the end the hall was nearly empty ,,
Musician therapy, ,,,,, "Echoes" at the same gig is much more listenable,
On to tape not digital
Order out of chaos
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You do yourself a disservice when you pause or interrupt this song.
Please activate windows! 🤭
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contento di averne fatta una cover anche noi
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This is a xonsxwet doe all the dead
Sorry my finger is to big for for a phone if you are in a hurry. Notice...no visable spectators...only the buried dead of Pompey.
LoL clear sample what LSD does with people.
You should check the live version of hocus pocus by focus , it's so weird but funny fact the original is much longer but the program they sing in only give them 3 ½ min. But they did not want the shorten the song so they played it realy fast 😂
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🤣🤣🤣🗣I am so glad you knew I was like “AM I THE ONLY ONE HEARING THIS? ☝️😳 Swear... I was on crazy pills Arjun! 😆
@@KristinKali if you ever want to react to some more Dutch artist send me a text and i'll send you some in any style
your eyes blind me
What do you mean Holger?
@@KristinKali I mean,when i look into your eyes,i see nothing else.So beautiful!!
Holger Büchner ohhhhh!!! 🥰 Thankyou 🙏💕