I remember listening to this for the first time, just after it’s release. My cousin Shawn bought it first and we sat in his room for the weekend listening to it over and over on the turntable . A portable at that . It was MAGIC . Like that feeling , you know , like your thinking has changed and your mind has opened . It’s Pink Floyd all the time.
i feel like im the only one in my circle.. i love animals and meddle a lot but this album hits me in the heart in a way i cant even explain to anyone else it feels like. especially this second part.
I love the way he sings the words, "Vera...what has become of you?" it shows the importance of the "Englishness" that she embodied during the war, and indeed today, to the English Psyche
The wall is my first musical memory from my dad playing it on vinyl. I think he was struggling himself but constantly worked and provided for our family. He did sit in the dark at times and drink and listen to this album and hiding behind his own wall. Years later I did the same. Thankfully we both overcame our problems and saw roger perform it numerous times between 2011-13. Nevertheless this album will stand head and shoulders over anything else due to how it relates to me. “Does anybody else in here, feel the way I do?” Love to all ❤️
my mom died to this song in the hospice. Favorite band of all time. RIP momma. I'll never forget you today. thank you for showing me this great band when I was young ♥
My brothers favorite band was pink Floyd. He went to heaven on 3/22/16, 23 years old. This reminds me of him so much, my heart hurts. Fly high Jacob. We will be together again 💙 I love you brother. Never give up
"When i was a child i caught a fleeting glimpse Out of the corner of my eye. I turned to look but it was gone I cannot put my finger on it now The child is grown, The dream is gone. I have become comfortably numb." Has to be one of the most beautiful parts of a song ever written.
My Father sounds just like David Gilmour when he sings and he can play all the Pink Floyd songs on his guitar 🎸 totally awesome 👏 he got me into Pink Floyd, thank you Daddy ❤️
I know what you mean. I have been feeling very badly lately; suicidal in a way I have never experienced. I have been uncomfortably numb. Listening to The Wall broke the dam holding in all my feelings. I have been listening and crying and just having music that emotes for me and puts my feelings to words so well is the relief from pain I needed.
No downtuned distorted guitars, no dissonant chords, no extreme vocals, no swear words even - yet this is one of the most heartbreaking song set ever. Saying as depressed nu metal fan. It doesn't beat you with horrible imagery - it goes deeper, introverted and introspective - how you feel suffering, how you reflect on it - which makes it universal, applicable to many different situations, relatable regardless of what you're suffering from. And it doesn't try to be edgy and cool and poetic - no, it is rather simple and realistic reflections of a realistic human being which makes everything even more relatable. They say that genius is in simplicity - and they are right.
iix Aero not another group even can touch the emotion that is evoked like these guys....this is musical perfection in every sense of the word. BEST EVER ALL TIME COLABORATION.....just happy I was a part of the generation who loved and embrace it still. Words dont do these gods justice!!!!
Nobody Home. This song just holds me in such an embrace, when I'm at my lowest point. Especially the line "I got wild, staring eyes and a strong urge to fly....but I got nowhere to fly to." So I curl up in my isolation & cling to this song through it. Like reading a book takes you on a vacation in your chair, Pink Floyd takes you on an emotional roller coaster ride in that same chair. My heart just beats to the song & I breathe. And I Have Become Comfortably Numb.
I was always fond of, “Got a Grand Piano to prop up my mortal remains.” Like, I’m literally pouring my life out into this work, knowing that it’s unhealthy, but not being able to stop. Love ya friend.
@@milesteg8183 yes, Roger is a lyrical genius. He's my favorite-hands down. The feeling of how he has so much to give, yet there he is, alone. Another song that touches me like that is The Final Cut.
In 1942, Vera Lynn recorded a song “We’ll Meet Again,” Considered one of the most beloved songs of the World War II era, “We’ll Meet Again” has since been covered by a range of artists from the Byrds to Barry Manilow, and was put to brilliant, ironic use during the final scene of Stanley Kubrick’s satiric masterpiece Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. With its message of hope and loving reunion, the song became an instant favorite for soldiers leaving their loved ones behind, as well as those sending their fathers, brothers and sons off to war, uncertain if they’d make it back alive.
Roger Waters was introduced to me by my Aunt when I was only 8 years old, I watched The Wall over and over again. Every time I play a Roger Water's song, it's a life experience that I reflect on. Thank you Roger
Pink floyd are the greatest composers of this era.... And roger waters specifically is one of the greatest writers of all time, he showed alot of us that it is ok to feel the pain. Does anybody else in here feel the way i do?
Comfortably numb has one of.the greatest guitar solos of all time in my opinion. That's what made me pick up a guitar at age 8. Been playing over 30 years now and still love to play that solo. Never gets old. Wish I could write like that ,not to be famous or wealthy, but just to be able to reach into my soul and play what I feel. Easier said than done for me. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
I said that very thing,greatest guitar solo I heard til that point in my life.Except I didn't say one of...IMO it IS the greatest guitar solo til that point in musical History.
this album changed my life, what a great album. best line of the album does anyone in hear feal the way I do, wow the sense of loneliness and despair in that line really heavy.shame I didn't truly understand "comfortablely numb" as a kid. at 44 I get it now and unfortunately have achieved it.
Its true at some point u go numb and its painful, but then eventually from so much constant pain, the pain becomes numb too, and your comfortable with it. Comfortably Numb. We haven't achieved it brother, weve been cursed with it.
Man, I wish they put "When the Tigers Broke Free" on this album. It was such an integral part of Roger's emotional catharsis regarding the loss of his father, something every one of these tracks displays.
Buy the album. Buy a record player. Put it on. Turn it up to maximum. Lay on the floor in the exact centre. Close your eyes and experience Pink Floyd the way it truly should be experienced. It will blow your mind
I have probably watched the movie close to 100 times. A friend had it on laser disc when it came out and we watched over and over through our high school days and I have a digital copy and continue watching it a couple of times a year even now. So amazing.
We were shown the movie in high school back in 87. Psychology class, late afternoon. Had to analyze the character. Maybe some acid passed around. Those who MIGHT have taken it had aced the exam.
Has anyone else made such deeply sad and moving music? Easily one of the best albums and works of art of all time. 70s and 80s were such creative times. This story is a great portrait of the life of an artist and what they have to go through. It will be lost on many people.
Why do I get the feeling that 2-300 years from now, mankind will still be listening to Pink Floyd, like we do today with the music of Mozart and Beethoven with the same thoughts about their greatness within their era.
Questo album meraviglioso è un'opera d'arte. Un capolavoro di assoluta e immensa bellezza. Uno dei più grandi e geniali album di sempre.....non ci sarà mai più un'altra band come i PF.....Unici e ineguagliabili.....Pink Floyd forever!!! ❤❤❤😢
A heart opener & an eye opener, my family was "surprised" that I came along,late in their years. Anyway,my folks were WW2 Heroes... I could never find the EDGE I needed so desperately to find. My life became a new begging thanks to Pink Floyd. Thank You.❤!!!!!!
+PlanTonto It's a cool little piece of history, but it kinda bummed me out when I learned that she was real. I'd rather imagine her as the Soldier's love interest pre-war, who had long since moved on with her life, in contrast to the armed forces, who returned to find an unfamiliar world and unfamiliar people.
Im 44 years old, and Pink Floyd is still the greatest inspiration in my entire life. Unlike others in my life, and even some in PF themselves, I never grew up. I kept my open, loving childlike mind my entire life. And as this disease eats me physically, I remain knowing that my life was a success. For in the end, I brought much more joy, than I caused pain in this world. And that... THAT is the only true measure of life.
BRING THE BOOOOOOYS BACK HOOOOOME!!! I recall an interview with all the crew and, I have nothing against Gilmoour, but it seems he really understimated that theme (bring the boys back home)... However, this pack of songs, altogether, are just amazing like they were a 4 movement sonata or something. Then I had the opportunity to attend a Roger Waters concert and he played an extra-extended version of 'bring the boys back home' and the crowd went crazy... It's a damn good song!
When I was 16 me & my then girlfriend would lay together in a Christmas light lit room listening to The Wall while the snow fell outside. I'm 40 years now and even though it was a lifetime ago it still feels like yesterday somehow.
I have seen this movie well over 20 times and i haven't yet stopped! Admittedly, i no longer watch it every weekend like i did when it first came out :)
I was a disco DJ through the 80's so this music was an escape after the boom boom boom of the night club. Today, it's still great music to turn out all the lights and get a wee bit high to. Timeless.
You know how tired you get of some songs??? We'll not these!!! All 4 go so perfectly together. Love all Vera and Bring the boys back home just beautiful. Thanks for everything. Peace
I loved this when I was a young man expanding my mind with modern chemistry and I love it now that I'm in my 50s and sober. Just something about this album that touches my soul.
Watched this film for the first time when I was 9 or 10. No other music has ever come close to breaking my shell like this album . Love Is All We Need - JL
My big bro Adrian died in a car crash in 1995 I remember him having this album on 2 cassette tapes. Comfortably numb makes me smile then I cry like a wain. x
I just got a little black book with poems written on the cover tattooed on my hand. Probably the strongest tie emotionally out of all my other tattoos. These 4 songs on repeat for hours with my father fixing the house up on weekends. Some of the happiest times in my life…
This album can make me relaxed, rock out, and cry all in its entirety. Truly a musical not just an album. Nobody home into Vera followed by Bring the boys back home has me in tears and i can't explain it. followed by one of the greatest rock songs of all time. jut incredible. Born in '93, saw the wall with my father and uncle a few years ago and was overwhelmed with emotion. have seen hundreds of live performances but nothing can compare to the wall show. it is a life changing show.
I was born in early 70's in South Africa. Pink Floyed's The Wall Album was banned in the country till 1994. I got a copy of The Wall in the late 80,s, the tape were dubbed so many times and the quality very poor. I had to listen to the music on earphones not to be discoverd by the police.... In 1995 I bought all there albums and played it over and over. Still doing it today. Roger Waters and David Gilmore are legends.......Thank you David for fighting to keep Pink Floyed alive.
"BRIIING THE BOYS BACK HOME!" Never knew what it meant until I spent 1 year in Iraq....to all who served thank you. Your sacrifices WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
My mother introduced me Pink Floyd music when I was a little child. I remember she enjoyed the elicopter part very much. During my teenage years she bought the DVD and I fell in love with the band more. Now I'm listening to them alone, 'cause my mother died to breast cancer two years ago. Every song reminds me of her, every little moment we sang and dance these wondeful songs. Can't stop to cry. Sorry for my bad english. Love to all.
3:50 I've heard this song a million times and this little piece still managed to catch me off guard just now. I'm all broken up. It's one of the most precious moments in music ever captured for all of us to enjoy. Thanks Pink Floyd.
I often ponder taking my own life, Pink Floyd helps me come closer to that decision. I have three sons a beautiful wife and a life that I view as existential and cannot cope with the reality that surrounds me.
I remember listening to this for the first time, just after it’s release. My cousin Shawn bought it first and we sat in his room for the weekend listening to it over and over on the turntable . A portable at that .
It was MAGIC . Like that feeling , you know , like your thinking has changed and your mind has opened . It’s Pink Floyd all the time.
Where are U from?
that's great but this is queen
This is the best stretch of the entire record. When Nobody Home starts, you know you've hit the darkest and most depressing part of the whole album.
One of My Turns and Don't Leave Me Now were quite depressing...
@@testicuslargus6477 One of My Turns may be my favorite song off the album, only one that might beat it out is Hey You.
couldnt have said it better myself...
Vera has been my favorite song forever. Does anybody else in here feel the way I do, I ask this question on a daily basis!!
Was in 6th grade when the album came out. It still speaks to me.
i feel like im the only one in my circle.. i love animals and meddle a lot but this album hits me in the heart in a way i cant even explain to anyone else it feels like. especially this second part.
I love the way he sings the words, "Vera...what has become of you?" it shows the importance of the "Englishness" that she embodied during the war, and indeed today, to the English Psyche
Mine too.
"I've got a strong urge to fly, but I've got nowhere to fly to."
That right there speaks to me on many levels.
You should learn some skill and be good at it...
@@LonelyTerrorist.. funny comment considering you have 'terrorist' in your user name.
I have amazing powers of observation.
I mean come on man.
I feel you, find a direction though. Life is hard, the good lord tells us that we will find sorrow, but Joy is a choice. Make that your choice dude.
Its literal you got to end it man you guys call it BRO
THIS IS THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER.
Possibly
Agreed
Maybe a tie , with Dark Side of The Moon ?
@@jayhockley8841 No tie. DSotM eats this alive.
Impossibly not!
Nobody alive dislikes Pink Floyd. If their music doesn’t have an affect on you emotionally you are dead.
The wall is my first musical memory from my dad playing it on vinyl. I think he was struggling himself but constantly worked and provided for our family. He did sit in the dark at times and drink and listen to this album and hiding behind his own wall. Years later I did the same. Thankfully we both overcame our problems and saw roger perform it numerous times between 2011-13. Nevertheless this album will stand head and shoulders over anything else due to how it relates to me. “Does anybody else in here, feel the way I do?” Love to all ❤️
Pink Floyd transends race and time and place. They have an answer to everybody everywhere.
Your dad hell me!
I do
Wow
Spot on my friend!!!
my mom died to this song in the hospice. Favorite band of all time. RIP momma. I'll never forget you today. thank you for showing me this great band when I was young ♥
🖤⚜️🖤
Chelsea Marie I hope you told her that, when she was alive.
Amen.
You'll meet her again, some sunny day.
Damn Girl! That was Deep! Wow! I had to refrain from losing it, couldn't hold them all back though! DAMN!
My brothers favorite band was pink Floyd. He went to heaven on 3/22/16, 23 years old. This reminds me of him so much, my heart hurts. Fly high Jacob. We will be together again 💙 I love you brother. Never give up
Sarah Sharp Let that Diamond Shine babe god will always have him in his glory
I'm very sorry to read that, Sarah. God bless.
celebrate his existence!!!
My condolences to you. This should be the soul's lullaby
"When i was a child i caught a fleeting glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye.
I turned to look but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
The child is grown,
The dream is gone.
I have become comfortably numb."
Has to be one of the most beautiful parts of a song ever written.
Vera we will meet again some sunny day
It’s like every day in the life of an INFJ.
Agree completely.
Tongue tied and twisted, just an earth bound misfit. I want that etched onto my headstone..... Classic
Aint that the truth!
Rest in Peace Vera Lynn, that sunny day has arrived, but the sadness still lingers.
Word.
Respect. ♥
"The flames are all long gone, but the pain lingers on..."
😭
lest we forget 🙏
"Is there anybody out there?"
Sends chills down my spine
Right? Haunting.
Hello is there anyone in there, is there anyone home..
This whole song gives me chills.
hug
@@corneliakoller1914 gentle and nice, like it a bunch.
The BEST album ever made. Never to be surpassed. No contest. No discussion. Vera. R.I.P.
My Father sounds just like David Gilmour when he sings and he can play all the Pink Floyd songs on his guitar 🎸 totally awesome 👏 he got me into Pink Floyd, thank you Daddy ❤️
Mary Summers awwwwwwww
Mary Summers ❤️ Your dad absolutely ROCKS!
Is he single? LOL. JK 😉😎
👍🙂 same to me
Es Roger water el que canta,te aviso..
Pink Floyd has got me though some really tough times in my life.
I know what you mean. I have been feeling very badly lately; suicidal in a way I have never experienced. I have been uncomfortably numb. Listening to The Wall broke the dam holding in all my feelings. I have been listening and crying and just having music that emotes for me and puts my feelings to words so well is the relief from pain I needed.
oxycodone and Xanax have done it for me
Me too Kimberly
Me too
pink floyd were the tough times
No downtuned distorted guitars, no dissonant chords, no extreme vocals, no swear words even - yet this is one of the most heartbreaking song set ever. Saying as depressed nu metal fan. It doesn't beat you with horrible imagery - it goes deeper, introverted and introspective - how you feel suffering, how you reflect on it - which makes it universal, applicable to many different situations, relatable regardless of what you're suffering from. And it doesn't try to be edgy and cool and poetic - no, it is rather simple and realistic reflections of a realistic human being which makes everything even more relatable. They say that genius is in simplicity - and they are right.
Simple yet elegant and absolutely unique - nothing like Floyd before, during or since.
Nobody home has the word shit
Calling Pink Floyd a classic rock band is an insult. They are a lot more than just a band. They are the composers of the modern era. This is art.
i agree... Always said that piece of art
all music is art
iix Aero i dont know your age but pink floyd is the best
psychadelic kings..open ur ears rest will come
iix Aero not another group even can touch the emotion that is evoked like these guys....this is musical perfection in every sense of the word. BEST EVER ALL TIME COLABORATION.....just happy I was a part of the generation who loved and embrace it still. Words dont do these gods justice!!!!
Nobody Home. This song just holds me in such an embrace, when I'm at my lowest point. Especially the line "I got wild, staring eyes and a strong urge to fly....but I got nowhere to fly to." So I curl up in my isolation & cling to this song through it. Like reading a book takes you on a vacation in your chair, Pink Floyd takes you on an emotional roller coaster ride in that same chair. My heart just beats to the song & I breathe. And I Have Become Comfortably Numb.
I was always fond of, “Got a Grand Piano to prop up my mortal remains.”
Like, I’m literally pouring my life out into this work, knowing that it’s unhealthy, but not being able to stop.
Love ya friend.
@@milesteg8183 yes, Roger is a lyrical genius. He's my favorite-hands down. The feeling of how he has so much to give, yet there he is, alone. Another song that touches me like that is The Final Cut.
Something like that 😂
I wish i could find someone my age who loves pink Floyd as much as I do. 😢
Quanti anni hai? Io ne ho 72, e amo i Pink Floyd più di ogni altra band da quando ne avevo 16 ❤☺️
In 1942, Vera Lynn recorded a song “We’ll Meet Again,” Considered one of the most beloved songs of the World War II era, “We’ll Meet Again” has since been covered by a range of artists from the Byrds to Barry Manilow, and was put to brilliant, ironic use during the final scene of Stanley Kubrick’s satiric masterpiece Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. With its message of hope and loving reunion, the song became an instant favorite for soldiers leaving their loved ones behind, as well as those sending their fathers, brothers and sons off to war, uncertain if they’d make it back alive.
Wow! Awesome !
Kubrick
How i learned to love the bomb
Do u use heavy drugs?
Brian Salov what the hell kind of question is that.
Roger Waters was introduced to me by my Aunt when I was only 8 years old, I watched The Wall over and over again. Every time I play a Roger Water's song, it's a life experience that I reflect on. Thank you Roger
“Vera” has always been where it’s at for me. Sooooo TOTALLY, perfectly, gut wrenching.
Coming back to this album is like receiving that hug that you thought you were never going to get again.
Bring the boys back home is such a powerful lyric.
Possibly the best four song segment of the whole album. Magnificent x
The PERFECT intro leading into the most bad ass song in history...
" theres a man answering , and he keeps hanging up ? "
"I got a strong urge to fly, but I've got nowhere to fly to."
oooooooooooooh babe, when I pick up the phone, theirs still nobody home...
Fly too fly too fly too fly too fly too..lol
i put my weiner in vera's ass clean, pulled it out dirty! i'm lost (suprise/suprise)...
Fly to Scotland
You hold on to that dream
So many meanings right now.
God Bless All Who is Lost or Scared.
Believe in The Lord.
Amen.
This albums is definitely one you don't put on shuffle
Led Floyd not Even dark side of the Moon!!
I nearly spat my coffee when a musician friend remarked that all Floyd albums should come with a razor blade!
like most floyd
Oh man! Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Moody Blues. No, these guys created ALBUMS not songs:)
unless it's put on shuffle with The Final Cut
Pink floyd are the greatest composers of this era.... And roger waters specifically is one of the greatest writers of all time, he showed alot of us that it is ok to feel the pain. Does anybody else in here feel the way i do?
I agree❤
Comfortably numb has one of.the greatest guitar solos of all time in my opinion. That's what made me pick up a guitar at age 8. Been playing over 30 years now and still love to play that solo. Never gets old. Wish I could write like that ,not to be famous or wealthy, but just to be able to reach into my soul and play what I feel. Easier said than done for me. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
Same. I wish I could breathe oxygen as well as Pink Floyd wrote music. Alas....
I said that very thing,greatest guitar solo I heard til that point in my life.Except I didn't say one of...IMO it IS the greatest guitar solo til that point in musical History.
around that same time Jefferson Starship recorded 'Jane"...that has a great guitar solo,best of that year,unless it overlaps with The Wall
The Vera Lynn part always gives me chills..no question. The pain. The agony. The transition. Flawless!
The Child has grown the dream has gone.
Still a virgin dude?
The child of GOD
@@briansalov4275 You asked another man if he is a virgin, on TH-cam? LOL fail...
The dream will never die.
this album changed my life, what a great album. best line of the album does anyone in hear feal the way I do, wow the sense of loneliness and despair in that line really heavy.shame I didn't truly understand "comfortablely numb" as a kid. at 44 I get it now and unfortunately have achieved it.
Steve Johnmarkdavidkeith it's strange....I'm 16 and I've unfortunately understood...I guess life hits you hard, no matter your age
Its true at some point u go numb and its painful, but then eventually from so much constant pain, the pain becomes numb too, and your comfortable with it. Comfortably Numb. We haven't achieved it brother, weve been cursed with it.
Life has taught me the only time I ever wondered if there was anybody out there. Is when I had nothing in here
King Reaper no that is definitely not what it means, if you did a little bit of more research you will actually figure out what it means.
I have achieved it as well at 50, don't worry it gets worse as Time slips by
Man, I wish they put "When the Tigers Broke Free" on this album. It was such an integral part of Roger's emotional catharsis regarding the loss of his father, something every one of these tracks displays.
I was 14 years old when a friend of mine told me about pink floyd..and thank you..now im 43 years old and still listening to
it...and i wont stop.
"Sometimes they throw me a bone?".... what a line...
Now listen to 'Zyzyx Rd' by Stone Sour.
Been listening to this for 30 years and it takes me on a new journey every time
Oh Roger... such incredible talent. Thank you so much.
+Blooz33 No underestimation. He's brilliant.
Buy the album. Buy a record player. Put it on. Turn it up to maximum. Lay on the floor in the exact centre. Close your eyes and experience Pink Floyd the way it truly should be experienced. It will blow your mind
Yep! Did it many years ago, you are right.
I have probably watched the movie close to 100 times. A friend had it on laser disc when it came out and we watched over and over through our high school days and I have a digital copy and continue watching it a couple of times a year even now. So amazing.
We were shown the movie in high school back in 87. Psychology class, late afternoon. Had to analyze the character. Maybe some acid passed around. Those who MIGHT have taken it had aced the exam.
VERAAA, VERAAAA, WHAT HAS BECOME OF YOUUUUUU
YOU SANG MY FAVOURITE SENTENCE. COME HERE, GIVE ME A HUG
Ante B.K. Mines "does anybody else in here feel the way I do"
emailed hugs awww aweetness
Vera was a singer whi sang We'll meet again
I have to sing that song when it comes on lol
Has anyone else made such deeply sad and moving music? Easily one of the best albums and works of art of all time. 70s and 80s were such creative times. This story is a great portrait of the life of an artist and what they have to go through. It will be lost on many people.
hard agree!
Yep!
An amazing intersection of Floyd and Vera Lynn fans here today.
We could use Vera Lynn more now than ever.
Why do I get the feeling that 2-300 years from now, mankind will still be listening to Pink Floyd, like we do today with the music of Mozart and Beethoven with the same thoughts about their greatness within their era.
It sure as hell won't be Kanye or Taylor Swift
Nobody home is one of the most underrated songs in the album
In their discography*
Questo album meraviglioso è un'opera d'arte. Un capolavoro di assoluta e immensa bellezza. Uno dei più grandi e geniali album di sempre.....non ci sarà mai più un'altra band come i PF.....Unici e ineguagliabili.....Pink Floyd forever!!! ❤❤❤😢
"Does anybody else in here feel the way I do?"
+Samantha Garrison yes yes i do
+Samantha Garrison only on some sunny days
unfortunetly, yes...
+Daniel Smith I know the feel all to well man.. I lost so much.
Samantha G Aye
A heart opener & an eye opener, my family was "surprised" that I came along,late in their years. Anyway,my folks were WW2 Heroes... I could never find the EDGE I needed so desperately to find. My life became a new begging thanks to Pink Floyd. Thank You.❤!!!!!!
Vera Lynn is still alive. She's 100 today. Happy Birthday to her.
Sadly passed today :(
RIP Vera Lynn
RIP Vera ;'(
103 years old
@@josephliptak3183 103 o my
These 4 songs back to back, make me cry. :(
Remember how she said that we would meet again, some sunny day?
+PlanTonto vera was a real person. check it out
Ricky Bunch I know she was Vera Lynn
+PlanTonto It's a cool little piece of history, but it kinda bummed me out when I learned that she was real.
I'd rather imagine her as the Soldier's love interest pre-war, who had long since moved on with her life, in contrast to the armed forces, who returned to find an unfamiliar world and unfamiliar people.
I KNOW she is a real person
+PlanTonto she sung we'll meet again, don't know where. don't know when,but I know we'll meet again some sunny day.
Comfortably Numb needs to win a special award...this song means something to EVERYONE
Comfortably Numb is a real MONSTER- music history in that one- for the AGES
And did we tell you the name of the game, boy?
It’s what it feels like when your taking lithium. DEAD. No ups or downs.💩
Its a masterpiece for sure, not less than Bethoven. 🖖
Im 44 years old, and Pink Floyd is still the greatest inspiration in my entire life. Unlike others in my life, and even some in PF themselves, I never grew up. I kept my open, loving childlike mind my entire life. And as this disease eats me physically, I remain knowing that my life was a success. For in the end, I brought much more joy, than I caused pain in this world. And that... THAT is the only true measure of life.
00:00 Nobody Home
03:23 Vera
04:45 Bring the Boys Back Home
05:40 Comfortably Numb
Thanks!
i love you
VERA VERA WAT HAS BECOME OF YOU!!!
Why? Listen to it how's it meant, as ONE
But nobody home ends is start Vera. Vera end is start to bring the boys back...
BRING THE BOOOOOOYS BACK HOOOOOME!!!
I recall an interview with all the crew and, I have nothing against Gilmoour, but it seems he really understimated that theme (bring the boys back home)... However, this pack of songs, altogether, are just amazing like they were a 4 movement sonata or something. Then I had the opportunity to attend a Roger Waters concert and he played an extra-extended version of 'bring the boys back home' and the crowd went crazy... It's a damn good song!
Jesus the guitar solo on comfortably numb gives me goosebumps
Which one? There are two of them!
One of the most underrated guitarists ever, David gilmour.
When I was 16 me & my then girlfriend would lay together in a Christmas light lit room listening to The Wall while the snow fell outside. I'm 40 years now and even though it was a lifetime ago it still feels like yesterday somehow.
I have seen this movie well over 20 times and i haven't yet stopped! Admittedly, i no longer watch it every weekend like i did when it first came out :)
Chez Kr It's amazing, isn't it?
basrrf yes it is; an album of pure genius. "When the tigers broke free" is one of my favourite songs ever.
+Chez Kr i wish i could like your comment more than once maybe 100 times
*****:) Thanks!
when i discovered the movie at 15, i watched it every day until i wore out the old vhs tape.
Vera Lynn R.I.P. Condolences.
I was a disco DJ through the 80's so this music was an escape after the boom boom boom of the night club. Today, it's still great music to turn out all the lights and get a wee bit high to. Timeless.
TIME TO GO!!!! TIME TO GO!!! TIME TO GO!!! TIME TO GO!!!! TIME TO GO!!!!! A classic!!!
TIME TO GO!!!!(WRONG DO IT AGAIN!!!!)TIME TO GO!!!!(Are you feeling okay???)TIME TO GO!!!
@@Cdubbz905 (there's a Man answering see he keeps hanging up)
Literally a build up to the best song in the album
You know how tired you get of some songs??? We'll not these!!! All 4 go so perfectly together. Love all Vera and Bring the boys back home just beautiful. Thanks for everything. Peace
Yet more reasons to listen to the Floyd! RIP vera.
These are ones of the songs that make you wanna just cry.
+Bára Křepínská And the way Roger Waters sings them puts even more emotion to them. Very powerful and full of sorrow.
so true...me too
+veronica X I love you
+Bára Krepínská
Me 2
everytime
this album is absolutle wonderfull ... PEARL ... firever in my heart& menory ... RESPECT ... fan from Poland
Thanks to my brothers I have heard the all the best quality rock music growing up.
RIP Vera, you brought us through. We'll meet again one day.
true British woman
These songs get stuck in my head so easily
I loved this when I was a young man expanding my mind with modern chemistry and I love it now that I'm in my 50s and sober. Just something about this album that touches my soul.
Watched this film for the first time when I was 9 or 10. No other music has ever come close to breaking my shell like this album .
Love Is All We Need - JL
The incredible valor displayed by the soldiers in the world wars brings me to tears at times, to think of the devastation.
My big bro Adrian died in a car crash in 1995 I remember him having this album on 2 cassette tapes. Comfortably numb makes me smile then I cry like a wain. x
I just got a little black book with poems written on the cover tattooed on my hand. Probably the strongest tie emotionally out of all my other tattoos. These 4 songs on repeat for hours with my father fixing the house up on weekends. Some of the happiest times in my life…
Vera Lynn is someone who shall not be forgotten, same with Pink Floyd.
I have not been able to stop listening to this album for, about two weeks or so... Straight
"Nobody home is one of my all time favorite songs. Brings me back to my confused youth. I had wide staring eyes...
R.I.P Vera
103 Phenomenal age
May you be taking into the Angels arms of your long lost Loved One,s ✨🤗✨
This might be the best combination of floyd songs ever to be honest
i love pink floyd so much
70 years old and still listening and loving Pink Floyd. Yes, even Sid Barrett, may he be resting and finally at peace.
This medley is near perfect.
It is if you ask me. Only thing that tops it is Speak to Me/Breathe/On The Run if you ask me
Well, don't leave my Vulva hanging, what Would make it Perfect?
Lola Flores LOL!
+Brenno Mulder so good...
Nearly? Come on, just say it
Pink Floyd was the only relief I got when my mum passed away, whenever the music stopped the black clouds rolled back in.
This was the first flyod album I ever listened through all the way through. 12 years later it's still just as incredible.
Vera and Wish You Were Here, are my favorite Pink Floyd songs.
Every time I pulled out the second record and put on Side C everyone in the room knew to shut the hell up.
I only listen to this album when I'm alone
I can totally feel ya on that! Chilling...
Yes. that is correct. Surprise,,,surprise.....
I think i was in that room..
No they went flying over the broken European cities in thier imaginations .
R.I.P Dad, he introduced me to Pink Floyd when I was a kid, and I've been listening to them ever since.
This album can make me relaxed, rock out, and cry all in its entirety. Truly a musical not just an album. Nobody home into Vera followed by Bring the boys back home has me in tears and i can't explain it. followed by one of the greatest rock songs of all time. jut incredible. Born in '93, saw the wall with my father and uncle a few years ago and was overwhelmed with emotion. have seen hundreds of live performances but nothing can compare to the wall show. it is a life changing show.
I was born in early 70's in South Africa. Pink Floyed's The Wall Album was banned in the country till 1994. I got a copy of The Wall in the late 80,s, the tape were dubbed so many times and the quality very poor. I had to listen to the music on earphones not to be discoverd by the police.... In 1995 I bought all there albums and played it over and over. Still doing it today. Roger Waters and David Gilmore are legends.......Thank you David for fighting to keep Pink Floyed alive.
"BRIIING THE BOYS BACK HOME!" Never knew what it meant until I spent 1 year in Iraq....to all who served thank you. Your sacrifices WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
My mother introduced me Pink Floyd music when I was a little child. I remember she enjoyed the elicopter part very much. During my teenage years she bought the DVD and I fell in love with the band more. Now I'm listening to them alone, 'cause my mother died to breast cancer two years ago. Every song reminds me of her, every little moment we sang and dance these wondeful songs.
Can't stop to cry. Sorry for my bad english. Love to all.
3:50
I've heard this song a million times and this little piece still managed to catch me off guard just now. I'm all broken up.
It's one of the most precious moments in music ever captured for all of us to enjoy.
Thanks Pink Floyd.
I was introduced to pink floyd in 1974 by my older cousin, my favorite group ever since
Probably played this 20 times in one night when my mom died. Good night mom - you loved us like crazy
pathetic ... nothing else
Pink floyd is more than a universe.
This is my favorite piece of music ever composed.Its perfect it has every emotion and it beautiful.
I'm 65 now, still listening.👍✨️🙏♥️
greatest studio album of all time. when music was music and musicians wrote albums with a purpose. Pulse is still the greatest live album ever
I often ponder taking my own life, Pink Floyd helps me come closer to that decision. I have three sons a beautiful wife and a life that I view as existential and cannot cope with the reality that surrounds me.
Simplemente maravilloso, un álbum extraordinario, no importa cuanto tiempo pase, lo seguiré escuchando, muchas gracias PINK FLOYD 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😉😉