Ah, a gift! This unexpected nugget of space tripping sonic goodness. The sounds they created and the landscapes they painted with their music. We are truly fortunate to be able to experience these recordings. Thanks for posting this. Pink Floyd..... gracious.
I was lead to search for this song after reading a news piece about the 50th anniversary of The Moon Landing. So glad I did! This is an astounding piece of music! I've never heard a single Floyd song I don't enjoy, and happy to say, this statement is still accurate!
@@ryansomething1732 Pink Floyd is my favorite band, but I Disagree, again. My top Floyd albums in order are; The Wall, The Division Bell, Dark Side of the moon, The Final Cut, Animals, Wish You Were Here. It's best when they're all working together, and I like Gilmour and Waters Solo Work; On An Island & Is This The Life We Really Want? Respectively, but I love The Division Bell, the last real Floyd Album, it was great. Although I'll admit A Momentary Lapse Of Reason isn't that good I still enjoy two songs from that album: Learning to fly & The Dogs Of War, but overall that album bombed, but I just kinda chalk it up to, Waters' Lawsuit and the fact that it was written by people outside the band. Waters is a good story teller, but Gilmours a great musician.
Unlikely as it was never officially recorded or produced. It was only played one time and it was on live television. This track was never for sale, was never on an album it just purely wasnt available until avent of the internet.
...wow its so incredible how every now and then it seems i learn something new about pink floyd, they have been my favorite band for years since i first hear their music around 7th or 8th grade!! This band just never fails to amaze me and the music is just timeless, it never gets old.. i could listen to them nonstop and never get bored. Its moments like this that totally resfresh my respect and admiration for the importance of their musical legacy. I couldnt be any more grateful for experiencing the pink floyd sound..many thanks to all of them! (and many thanks to the person who put the time/effort into sharing this piece of history)
Thank you for your awesome contribution 50yrs ago to all of America & the World on July 20, 1969. How incredibly awesome you were & to Shine On, and how you went even further on to change American music forever.
Way ahead of their time! I can feel the magic of the mystery of the moon and this historic event! Never heard this one until Google brought it up. Best song for the celebration many years to come !
"There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it's all dark." Direct quote from the song "Eclipse" -- last song on DSOTM, copyright by Pink Floyd,1973.
Let us not forget in '65 Pink Floyd aka: "The Tea Set" "The Pink Floyd" & "The Pink Floyd Sound" Syd, Roger, Rick, and Nick started the first British psychedelic group. Interstellar Overdrive pre-dates, '66 Revolver, '67 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Magical Mystery Tour. Iron Butterfly 1968 hit "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida", The Rolling Stones '67 Their Satanic Majesties Request. 1967's Jim Morrison and the Doors
George Harrison's "Tomorrow Never Knows" began to be recorded 1966-04-06. Frank Zappa's Freak Out was recorded 1966-03-09 - 1966-03-12. Earliest recording of Interstellar Overdrive is 1966-10-31. However, they were performing it live from at the latest 1966-05-08. It's a close call.
Is it weird that I seem to forget how this song goes every time after hearing it? This is my 3rd or 4th time hearing it and I have no memory of someone talking at 1:08.
Somewhat, but fully realize they improvised this live for the BBC in 1969. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/pink-floyds-gilmour-recalls-jamming-to-the-moon-landing-250006/
Initially, a weird comment, but you have good ears! Threre's definitely a flavour of that in there, especially the Waters' bass. They're both blues tracks.Good call.
Are you THE Rob Blevins? Wow! I MUST have your autograph. On some toilet paper, please. Just a quick note. It's all about context. Look what they went on to do, and look what you went on to do-be do-be didn't.
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Pink Floyd playing a live jam as the first man lands on the moon. Now that is as psychedelic as it gets ✌
I know right? So cool and the music seems like good fit for the moon landing too. Great job boys!
Far Out! :)
Groovy
Some beginning😎
Ah, a gift! This unexpected nugget of space tripping sonic goodness. The sounds they created and the landscapes they painted with their music. We are truly fortunate to be able to experience these recordings. Thanks for posting this. Pink Floyd..... gracious.
Listening for the first time on July 20, 2019. 50 years ago today!
Did a news article on your web browsers bring you here? It brought me.
@@gootyeriz me too
me as well and versing
I was lead to search for this song after reading a news piece about the 50th anniversary of The Moon Landing. So glad I did! This is an astounding piece of music! I've never heard a single Floyd song I don't enjoy, and happy to say, this statement is still accurate!
same
Cool that Pink Floyd had a part in the historic event 50 years ago today. I love those guys. RIP Syd Barrett and Richard Wright.
@@ryansomething1732
No. Gilmour is just as much Pink Floyd as Roger.
@@ryansomething1732
Pink Floyd is my favorite band, but I Disagree, again. My top Floyd albums in order are; The Wall, The Division Bell, Dark Side of the moon, The Final Cut, Animals, Wish You Were Here.
It's best when they're all working together, and I like Gilmour and Waters Solo Work; On An Island & Is This The Life We Really Want? Respectively, but I love The Division Bell, the last real Floyd Album, it was great. Although I'll admit A Momentary Lapse Of Reason isn't that good I still enjoy two songs from that album: Learning to fly & The Dogs Of War, but overall that album bombed, but I just kinda chalk it up to, Waters' Lawsuit and the fact that it was written by people outside the band. Waters is a good story teller, but Gilmours a great musician.
@@ryansomething1732
So we agree that they were best together.
@@BlindCoyoteGod, "One Slip", MLOR!
I never knew about this until now - such fun!
Thought I knew absolutely everything Floyd related, but this one got me!! Wonderful - my 17 year old self must have heard this without knowing!
Same, just read an article about the song and headed straight to here.
Unlikely as it was never officially recorded or produced. It was only played one time and it was on live television. This track was never for sale, was never on an album it just purely wasnt available until avent of the internet.
This could have been one of the great Pink Floyd epics if it had been released properly
Listening on Moonday July 20th 2023. Born in 1970 and a Floyd fan for life.
The fact that there's only a 1969 tv quality recording of this is tragic
BBC erased everything from the 60s except Cliff Richards. They loved Cliff.
@@Doupyourflies Whyyyy???
@@RandomPerson-ob1hk Tape was expensive, Cliff Richards was considered wholesome, Pink Floyd weren't.
Thank goodness we have this gem.
Why?
Listening to this on the exact date of the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary...awesome!
Me, too!
And me!
Anyone listening to this today without a Bong, should be absolutely ashamed of themselves.
@@brianbenjamin2877 Lmao I'm proud as then!
Hello there
...wow its so incredible how every now and then it seems i learn something new about pink floyd, they have been my favorite band for years since i first hear their music around 7th or 8th grade!! This band just never fails to amaze me and the music is just timeless, it never gets old.. i could listen to them nonstop and never get bored. Its moments like this that totally resfresh my respect and admiration for the importance of their musical legacy. I couldnt be any more grateful for experiencing the pink floyd sound..many thanks to all of them! (and many thanks to the person who put the time/effort into sharing this piece of history)
Thank you for your awesome contribution 50yrs ago to all of America & the World on July 20, 1969.
How incredibly awesome you were & to Shine On, and how you went even further on to change American music forever.
Way ahead of their time! I can feel the magic of the mystery of the moon and this historic event! Never heard this one until Google brought it up. Best song for the celebration many years to come !
How have I not listened to this
Now this is the real classic Floyd!
Science is no Fiction. Floyd is Pink. Even at the dark side of the Moon.
Could you elaborate?
Set the controls for the heart of the sun!
"There is no dark side
of the moon really.
Matter of fact
it's all dark."
Direct quote from the song "Eclipse" -- last song on DSOTM, copyright by Pink Floyd,1973.
Was that the roadie or the Irish doorman who said that?✌️
@@Sandwich13455 believe it was the Irishman
Happy 50th, hey!
Wonderful experimenting quite lovely where you can actually hear each of their instruments sometimes hard to distinguish Gimore from Wright FANTASTIC
Around 3:28 its like breathe, breathe in the air... from darkside, how cool
6:16 money bass line
50 Years Ago Today... Humans were ahead of their Time. WITHOUT Cellphones or Internet.
Oh, that's why we can't go to the Moon anymore!
I... uh... what?
Aren't cellphones and the internet technological progressions, by definition?
Shades of Astronomy Domine, anybody? Nice to hear the perspective from others across the pond.
Oh man.. not to be crass but I tripped balls to that in a dark room on a headset and that was one of the best times of my life!!!
Roger Quote : "There's no f--kin sound in space, you idiot's". Classic.......
Let us not forget in '65 Pink Floyd aka: "The Tea Set" "The Pink Floyd"
& "The Pink Floyd Sound" Syd, Roger, Rick, and Nick started the
first British psychedelic group. Interstellar Overdrive pre-dates, '66
Revolver, '67 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Magical Mystery
Tour. Iron Butterfly 1968 hit "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida", The Rolling Stones
'67 Their Satanic Majesties Request. 1967's Jim Morrison and the Doors
tell that to ignorant beatles fans, they think beatles inspired floyd to go psychedelic.
George Harrison's "Tomorrow Never Knows" began to be recorded 1966-04-06. Frank Zappa's Freak Out was recorded 1966-03-09 - 1966-03-12. Earliest recording of Interstellar Overdrive is 1966-10-31. However, they were performing it live from at the latest 1966-05-08. It's a close call.
Is it weird that I seem to forget how this song goes every time after hearing it? This is my 3rd or 4th time hearing it and I have no memory of someone talking at 1:08.
Great psychedelic sound.
How great is this
Awesomeness
Hi Sammy is " Awesomeness "really" a word if so it's AWESOME 👍👍👍👍 GROOVY anymore like that on a postcard to......the " Light side of the moon"
50 years later
Lucky I still have a CD with this on it. Got rid of so many.
Transaction from the piper to echoes
Where's my weed!?
In my pipe. Sorry. DId you want a toke?
Another Kubrick in the wall?
That's clever. Love it!
They ought to play this to the video of Bart Sibrel getting punched by Buzz Aldrin
NO it iisn't
53 years ago today. 7/20/22
Happy 50th
Stanley Kubrick did film the moon landing! Only he demanded that they film on location.
Wow!
sounds like the middle section of Money
L Perez yes.
Somewhat, but fully realize they improvised this live for the BBC in 1969. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/pink-floyds-gilmour-recalls-jamming-to-the-moon-landing-250006/
dark side of the moon album under construction ...
Well
lets send spanky to the moon, he already has cheese for brains
20 July 2019
What a trip.........
OMG I remember this! "Dark Side of the Moon" most favorite of PF albums.
This is not even on this album
Initially, a weird comment, but you have good ears! Threre's definitely a flavour of that in there, especially the Waters' bass. They're both blues tracks.Good call.
Moon made of cheese, haven't heard that line ages
Woooohooooooo!!!!!!!
"rEeeEeE wE aRe NOt sPaCE rOcK!!11!11!!!!1!1!"
05.30.2020 SpaceX and this
Who are those 14 people? !
Far out
"W O W'
So hard to believe beeb would do this.......
Wwwwwhut?!!
Don't hitch Beeb's little red wagon to Floyd's starry universe. These two things are not the same.
what source is this?
Ulysses M. BBC
Mania insaciable del poder volar en la divagación mental con este tema
Buen coment!
Beautiful language. But what does it say?
This clearly turned into the mid section of money
Weirdly compelling....
What if it is made out of green cheese?
Wait, we’ve landed on the moon? 🎅🏿
jimbo dog one time in dallas.
dommage le son n'est pas terrible
Ma la verità è che la:uomo non è mai sbarcato sulla luna!!!
The moon is flat.
Not their best piece of music... I can see why it's languished in relative obscurity...
Ok, why?
Kind of missing something here bud,try ' being there'.
What's your favorite floyd album? AMLOR? Haha
Lame as lame can get. I can sit down at my pc right now and do the most historic event in humanity more justice then this.
Of course you can do better now, 50 years on with all the modern computing power at your fingertips
Are you a songwriter that has made hundreds of millions of dollars? I'm curious to know?
@bryan swift lmfao😂🤣😂🤣😂
Are you THE Rob Blevins? Wow! I MUST have your autograph. On some toilet paper, please. Just a quick note. It's all about context. Look what they went on to do, and look what you went on to do-be do-be didn't.
Arrogant little nobody.
Not worth listening to twice, once was to much wasted time.
This song is great. Thanks to Pink Floyd and TH-cam, a perfect pair.