ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2020
- Hi Gang!!
it's Nick mason's saucerful of Secrets Funtime with this Syd classic..
Filmed before the Election was called and the coup started..
Thanks to Andrew Evans for fab production.
Yes I know my shirt's undone and there's no Scorsese reference but there'll be 2 next time to make up.. - เพลง
![หมานแต่ผัวเขา - แสตมป์ โตเกียวมิวสิค [ OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m0g1TSBJPgo/mqdefault.jpg)
Learning To Fly is a MUST- great song (complete with the Young Lust lick at the end) 😉 👍🏻👍🏻
I wouldn’t really reduce to the last part only, young lust has overall a magnificent bass line
"Learning to Fly" please... since you kindly offered. Thanks for the series, Guy!
Henry Ball and sorrow too
I know you've already done 3 Toy Matinee tunes, but I can't get enough of that album! Things She Said would be my request, but I'm not fussy. Loving the series so whatever you do gets a thumbs up regardless!
Love the look of that shiny fretboard. I'll throw one in for Learning to Fly.
I like how so many of these comments say "Stop talking politics and stick to the music"... Uh... It's Pink Floyd! You know, the band that wrote "Us & Them", "The Fletcher Memorial Home", "A Great Day for Freedom" and especially "Pigs" (where he name checks Mary Whitehouse)? I think Guy's comment was quite diplomatic compared to so many other videos out there.
Keep it up Guy, loving these vids. P.S. I might contact you about possibly giving your "One of These Days" video a cameo in my upcoming Pink Floyd album reviews series. Would gladly invite you on to discuss any of them?
As ever thank you Guy. I was never a Rickenbacker fan but this has just swayed me, sounded beautiful! +1 for Learning to Fly, love that tune.
Love watching the NMSOS stuff. I’d been waiting so patiently for the release and was delighted when it appeared at the door. Thanks to you and the rest!
Its a really listen.
Waters's bass playing in the early days really was excellent. i know he eventually started saying things like "i was never a bass player" but damn dude, so many of his early riffs are just super melodic, all-over-the-place and bouncy
That was beautiful! I don't know whose skills it highlights more, Roger's for coming up with it, or yours for really polishing it up and putting a spotlight on it.
Today is my lucky day. I just found Guy Pratt on TH-cam. Subscribed! The stories and humor are fantastic... as is the bass playing. I'll give a +1 to Learning to Fly (esp. how you land it on the Pulse version). Thank you for sharing these videos and stay safe!
I saw NMSOS in Edinburgh last week and it was awesome. Thanks for a great gig and getting this music on stage again.
Wow! I can't believe I've only just found your TH-cam! I have been binging all of your videos and I really appreciate this incredible insight!
Yes, another fantastic vid and loving the Saucerful of Secrets album btw,
Ahh...toss up for Learning To Fly or a Icehouse song???...only one answer there Guy!
Stay safe and keep these brilliant LDL coming :)
I have really enjoyed all of these lockdown treats and found some great new music to explore. Can't wait to see the Saucerfuls in the new year. Keep safe.
I can't believe that some people have disliked this. What's not to like? Keep doing what you're doing Mr Pratt - very entertaining.
Just some Trump supporters maybe
Enjoying all of your videos, plus I just read your wonderful book. Thanks for the copious wit and humor in both!
Yes!!!! I am LOVING the Saucerful of Secrets video. I was thrilled when I heard you guys were doing it and utterly crushed when I discovered that I had a gig booked on the day you came to Atlanta Ga. I missed you. The pre Darkside years are my favorite and have really been ignored by the PF camp. Ironically, the spirit of those recordings are very much en vogue again. One of the things I really liked was how the band (Saucer) were not too precious with the material. In not feeling the need to play the album tracks note for note, you really managed to capture the spirit of The Pink Floyd. :)
Thanks for all you do. Hopefully live concerts will come back soon and I can catch you when you return to Atlanta.
This is my favorite of the old Syd days. You do a great job on it Guy.
Amazing, a pleasure to watch such an artist…. Look fwd to May gigs fingers crossed..
Always thought I heard a bit of "The Real Me" in the middle... Great to see I was not the crazy one on this, hearing things that are not there... Great work!
loved this!!! also...just helping that LEARNING TO FLY tsunami =D or anything you did on PULSE, that show really was something to study forever and ever. thanks for the great music =)
Awesome Guy! I love the Real Me reference too. This is actually a really cool bass line that Roger came up with. Cool seeing you do it up close.
The Roundhouse recording is excellent - I had the good fortune to be there that night. Keep up the good work, please. You're making an old man very happy.
fantastic bassline! incredible song: look fresh as written tomorrow! thanks for keeping her alive!
Good to see you again Guy, great video as always. Been enjoying the podcasts as well!
Top man . . . Love the videos . . . Just keep doing them Guy, they make a lot of us smile :-)
Hey Guy, thanks for the uploads and also for the additional stories that lie behind some of the tracks, always fascinating to listen to events that we normal folks would never have known.
I have not heard this tune in ages....TY for posting 👍🎶🎸....
& yes....definitely going in right direction...RELEASE THE KRAKEN!!👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸😎
Love your Saucerful of Secrets blue ray. Awesome job!
I didn't realise how complicated See Emily is. Roger Waters loves playing octave notes. It's all over the bass parts to Pink Floyd songs. Great stuff Guy.
Awesome, loved that tune as a kid. Never realized how GREAT the bass part was.
Dude, freaking thank you for... gee, it's even hard to list! CHEERS !!!
Just want to say thanks for these wonderful video's. I actually got into Icehouse more thanks to them. I know the hits but am now enjoying the first few albums for the first time. So any Icehouse gem would be nice, but wouldn't object to "Learning to fly" . Thanks again .
You called it!
Fascinating - you're so right. Those early basslines were utterly bonkers. Ole Rog was all over the frets! Thanks Guy. Top bloke.
I Just love these videos!!! Please Please keep them coming
What a Beautiful wood on the fretboard.... love "the Rick". great video, thanks Guy.
Always look forward to your videos and love watching you play. Really cool!
Would be great to watch you play Icehouse's The Great Divide if you feel like it's worthy. :) Such a great song.
Take care and thanks for making this lockdown a little easier. Truly appreciated.
Thanks so much mate. Other things from other bands would be cool but hell yeah for Learning to Fly! The Pulse version was/is must watch whenever I get a bit drunk. Love it.
Great to see you back and fingers crossed I get to see you play in Edinburgh next year 🤞😎
Awesome video as usual Guy! Also yeah please do Learning to Fly, love your playing on that one on the numerous Floyd live albums!
Many years ago, I was 13 or 14, watching Pulse on VHS and seeing you playing the opening notes on Learning to Fly on that Status... Wow, that was so cool😎
Great bass work for the Years Of The Canine CD, too. Definitely quite fun to play. The first music I ever bought was Relics on 8 track with $5 that I got for my eighth birthday. See Emily Play blew my mind, along with the rest of it, even though I was intimately familiar with Pink Floyd, which had already been my favorite band since my earliest memories of Ummagumma coming from my parents' bedroom. Fast forward a few decades, and I was playing Guy's basslines with YOTC here across the pond for a while. Life is interesting like that. Cheers from Omaha, Guy.
Guy, carry on what your doing , I’m loving all your ldl’s
Your glued to our election, and I’m glued on your channel. Thanks for sharing. I’m curious what records you have in your collection. I’ll love you to guest on my morning show, Coffee & Vinyl where we talk Vinyl. Good day!
Learning to fly!!!! Please!!!! Thank you for doing this, you are amazing!
Long story… stick with me. Back in April Covid almost killed me - a month in a medically-induced coma wasn’t how I planned to spend the start of spring. However, thanks to the NHS I lived [just about] but the autoimmune response trigger by the virus induced an arthritic reaction in my hands. After 45 years of mindless twanging I can no longer play guitar. However, I can still play bass, my first instrument... hence me being here on this channel. Keep posting… and if I’m ever down in Brighton the drinks are on me.
Love the Entwistle touch. Especially since that's his old jazz hanging up in the background there!
My first introduction to Pink Floyd was the completely bonkers Relics album, that went missing a few years ago during a house move (well, break up actually.)
Of course had to replace it.
Will have to source the Tab for See Emily Play etc….
Thank you for essentially laying down the unintended challenge.
Grazie 😍 un bacio da Roma 😘 che spettacolo ! The best !
Beatiful bass lines , thanks Guy.
I was a young bass player when I bought the album when it first came out. My girlfriend and I were going to name our first daughter after this song. A long and unmentionable bass playing career later,, to be out of work due to the viri, thank you for the insight, yes, I caught the Entwhistle lick,, thanks, and peace, Ampeg, oz
Once again, quite good.
Ashdown preamp sections are really good for that sort of stuff. I love mine.
'Quite' praise indeed.
Still haven't gotten my Saucers vinyl but the rendition of See Emily Play is so playful and fresh sounding, love it!
Hi Guy, you reminded me 1977 Rick 4001, actually inside a closet 2000km far from where I'm locked-down, in Dollis Hill. Sweet and sour thought. Great video as always. Thank you!
Any more Toy Matinėe?... Just thought I'd add my thanks to you Guy for the brilliant introduction to 'Toy Matinee' a while back in Lock-up part 1 (or should that be cock-up part 1)...
Whatever happened in the opening chapters of the 21st century; I missed this particular nugget of gold... (I don't remember radio 2 airing 'last plane out' though I might be wrong)... so fast forward 20 years and you happen to bring this magnificent album to our attention. I managed to find a used copy on the ebay site and even better was able to utilise a voucher deal knocking a 'fiver' off the cd price... All great tracks and (to my ears) one very much in the vein of Steely Dan... which is fine by me! This album has provided a much needed 'feelgood factor' in what has been a pretty deplorable year. Stay sane and thanks for your contribution to entertain and delight with your reminiscences and musicianship.
That was fun to watch and hear. Nice bass line!
Great video, cheers Guy. Coverdale was, indeed, hilarious DARLINGS!
That was awesome!!! - More "ICEHOUSE" Please! and "Learning To Fly".
Excellent Guy, great intro and playing, good times ahead one of these days ;-)
Saw the show in Minneapolis last year. Great show! Kudos!
Great stuff as ever Guy...I asked once before Discipline of Love...I'll send my Steinberger over to you to play it. Brian.
Your ruddy NMSOS album has cost me a fortune! I felt I ought to get the authentic experience, so ended up buying it on vinyl, which meant I had to buy a turntable, which meant I needed to buy more albums to play on it! No regrets though. Thanks again, listening to this was a blast.
So cool you did a LDL about See Emily Play
Wowser, I really enjoyed that Guy, long been a fan of your playing, first of these I have seen though.
Another underated Bass player, Guys a phenomenal bass player, 🔥🔥👌🏽
Thanks, Guy. Enjoyed the close-up bass playing the insightful political intro.
Effortlessly played well done!!
Roger loved his octaves, and they always work in all the right places. I was blown away the first time I heard The Real Me, so simple yet effective. So much space for the bass to work in that track, whilst Keith Moon goes off on one.
Another goodie. One of the first singles I bought with 'own money'. Nice to see an Ashdown VU bulb working ;)
Very cool - and you’ve got to love an Ashdown with a bit of drive on it!
As always Guy super human bobsleigh man. Many thanks for your time. I don’t care what you play it’s all great to me. Keep on keeping on dude 😎
I shall be alone in asking for this but as a Floyd fan who saw them playing with Syd, I bought Saucerful of Secrets the day it came out. I took it home, played it and was blown away. So, “Summoning my cosmic powers and glowing slightly from my toes” how about Let There Be More Light?
Love the sound and look of rickenbacker basses, thick full and gorgeous, love Chris squire and early geddy lee
Lemmy !!!
This is so cool man!!!👏👏👏👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🔊🔊🔊
i listen to the saucerful of secerts sounds pretty good good job you and gart kemp on the rockonteours new podcast great rock on
LOVE the podcast..... BELL BOY !
Love it !! thanks mate.
This song seemed to of passed me by! yep, great baseline, Rik sounds great also. Some Paul Grey -esque stuff going on there as well :) Thanks Guy.
Probably just the spectrum on a Ric to be honest.
Fantastic as always guy ( good news on Biden too 👏) if I can offer a request maybe something from riptide , great work as always
Thanks for taking the time to do this. Learning to fly, please.
" Up the dusty end" Need that on a T shirt. x
Brilliant!!
See Emily Play is beautiful
I love this version
Just bought the album, really looking forward to hearing it.
Played this for many many years and yes, it's a sit down and listen only? But have totally nailed the studio version, but without a pick....opps! But at least on a Ricky?........ Love your Who bit in the middle section....wow
never though it was so busy, so great. That and to hear an ex SB guy singing Syd Barretts, thats funny
When I started playing bass 18 years ago, I actually played through the pulse live album a lot day in and out. Especially with a sing like learning to fly. I've been playing along this sing so many times until I got figured your ending fill in out. So it would be amazing to see that coming up next. But no matter what you doing next guy I'm sure it will be amazing. Get some sleep amigo its not good to not to sleep. Stay safe 🙏
Great stuff Guy, thank you
I'm impatient for the concert, finally after more than 40 years, I will be able to see these songs in colour!
That's lovely!
Good work Guy. I think that's definitely your take on that one - quite different from Rogers - from memory anyway. Yes, would love to see you do Learning To Fly at some point.
Learning to Fly would be great and particularly interesting to take your views on how it evolved from the album track to the live version we all know and love!
Beautiful!!!!
That was brilliant
Learning to fly please!! These are great!!
Yes PLEASE!!!! "Learning to Fly" Thanks, Guy!
You are simply the best🥰
Perhaps consider your next fav Bryan Ferry bassline you wrote/played on next time or 2nd to next time around? Always great to see these, so VERY much appreciated!
That was great. Thanks, man!
Words cannot describe just how utterly marvelous it is, you and the rest of NMSOS' musical efforts. Too cool for school.
Two questions: Did you ever get to meet John Entwistle and any reflections if you did? I saw him with The Who and much later on his Left for Dead tour in the 90's - great show, small venue, he was close enough I could have shook his hand, but I didn't because I was just in awe to be in the same room with him.
Also, do you have an reflections on playing the Hoping Foundation at Kiddington Hall for Palestinian refugees with Gilmour AND Waters? I imagine it was a pretty interesting scene. If you care to tell the tale, sometime - maybe on the podcast?
Cheers!
Mind Blowing ! With the sun please ;)