Well there's pink fraud The Division Bell in a momentary lapse of reason then neither new song for Ukraine I find Rodger Waters albums just as good if not better than Pink Floyd but they are more than the sum of their parts
This is real art! I love how all four of them shared their work. Gilmour in the guitar solo, Wright in the beginning with the mysterious keys, Waters on bass in the "funky" passage, and Mason perfectly rhythming this entire song. I love that guy! And the atmosphere of the empty ancient Roman amphitheatre is fascinating. I could watch this every day over and over again...
@@8joshstol0329 That may be a bit sad, but they left an indelible mark on humanity in the form of perfect music and meaningful (almost philosophical) lyrics.
I saw the movie back then. I couldn’t believe my ear was listening to something so deep and profound and absolutely perfect. I went back four times to absorb it.
Be sure to check out the other half of the song. The album version is over 23 minutes but for this concert/video, they opened with the first part of Echoes and finished with the second part.
Totally. Important to listen to the entire piece. All the pieces of the entire “suite” compliment each other so much. “Echoes” is my favorite Pink Floyd piece. And the album on which it first appeared, Meddle, my favorite album.
@@mst5g826 totally agree. Meddle is my favorite of theirs. And that’s saying something, because I have been a fan of theirs since 1972. Saw the Radio City Hall midnight show debut of Dark Side of the Moon. And they performed “Echoes” at that show also. Along with some of my other favorites: “Set The Control For The Heart Of The Sun”, “Careful With That Axe, Eugene”, “Obscured By Clouds”, “A Saucerful of Secrets” (I think that tour might have been the last time they played that last one live). First set ended. They left the stage for a break. And came back and did the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. And their encore was “One of These Days”. Still one of my top 5 favorite concerts of all time!
Uncle worked for CAPITOL Records in 70s and 80s...i was 9 when he told my mother he was taking me to the Bronx Zoo for the day. He took me to see Pink Floyd The Wall Live in NY....it was my first real concert. Also got me to meet THE WHO, and into CBGB many times....that was my favorite, as I saw Legends of new Genres as The Police, The GoGos , Talking Heads, RAMONES, Billy Idol and countless others. R.I.P. Uncle Frank
Richard wrights piano playing was damn awsome. Himself and David had such a great thing when playing there instruments, they just bounced back and forward with cool riffing parts.
When I was a teenager (in the 90s) my grandaddy gave me a record player. I went to a used record shop and bought the Meddle album bc I love Pink Floyd (a gift from my parents). This song was on the B side of the record and I would listen to it on repeat at night while I slept. ♥️♥️♥️
They are talking about going out on tour!!!!!! ive been to thousands of shows in my life time. All across this country and expanding many genres of music. They have, without hesitation or second thought, the GREATEST LIVE SHOW EVER!! if you are any of you get a chance to see them do not hesitate!
I bought my first Pink Floyd album in 1969 (Ummagumma) and saw them live in 1971 and 4 more times after that. For me This is the BEST band of all times. Now I'm 71 years old and still listen to them everyday.
'The World Series of Rock' concerts at Soldier Field 1977. One night devoted exclusively to Pink Floyd Animals. Missed that one, but promised myself it would not happen again given the opportunity. Saw them in Chicago in '88, and back at Soldier Field 1994 (Pulse). Lucky enough to realize these were not just concerts, but history being made.
@@flubblert The 1977 Pink Floyd tour was in support for the "Animals" LP, no doubt. But, it wasn't 'exclusively devoted' only to the "Animals" LP that night, NO sir? I also went to the Pink Floyd-World Series of Rock concert in Cleveland @Cleveland Municipal Stadium in a record setting crowd attendance of over 83,000 fans. Now, Floyd did come out & play the entire "Animals" LP front to back with props of a giant pig balloon that came over the crowd & other ballooned animals on stage. However, after Floyd played "Animals," they followed that up playing the "Wish You Were Here" LP in it's entirety too! Along with a couple encore tunes from "DSOTM." Even though most of us know it as the Pink Floyd "Animals" tour, or "Pink Floyd-World Series of Rock" tour. It was actually called the "In The Flesh" tour, due to the "Animals" LP not selling as well as they expected. Either way it was definitely 1 of the greatest concerts I've ever seen, & it truly was history in the making at the Cleveland show for various reasons. Not to mention getting to see & hear Pink Floyd play 2 entire LP's at a outdoor stadium concert for $10.50 a ticket, pretty f%$kin cool! ++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul++
@@216Numbskull congratulations... You're one of the few people I've run into who attended one of those shows who actually REMEMBERS the show... if you know what I mean. 🚬 🌿 🧪
@@flubblert Right On! The reason I remember it so well was I was still a little dude & budding musician @13 who wanted to Rock! And, was very fortunate to have the coolest uncle who between him, his friends & me pleading with my mom, smooth-talked her, winning her over, otherwise I wouldn't have stood a chance. My uncle knew me & seen my love for music & my love for playing guitar. Plus, the fact it was the 70's & me an intercity kid with street smarts, it was all good. They still did their thing getting high, drinking, & tripping, but I also had 80 some thousand other people watching out for me too! That's just the way it was back then, especially a concert like Pink Floyd. Good people, good times, & good music! I was all about the music then, even though I still got a contact buzz, there was no escaping that, even being in an outdoor stadium, ya dig? ; ) Blah,haha!! PEACE 2 U my friend.
@@216Numbskull yeah the air gets pretty dense at a Pink Floyd concert. And I ain't talking about humidity! Never smoked the stuff myself, so have a pretty good recollection of the two times I've seen them. I suspect we're both ahead of the game in that respect. ☮️✌️
A very famous writer "borrowed" some of this music for a very well known musical and it cost him a pretty penny in court. When you listen to most of the other Pink Floyd you can hear references to this music. I'm glad you enjoyed this. I can't think of another band that would go to such a place to record music along with the accompanying echoes without an audience and to use what they learned and produced in all of their music that followed.
one day after wrestling practice a few years ago, i was giving a couple kids rides home and our heavyweight, who had never listened to pink floyd, started freestyling over that beat. it was pretty cool.
Some of the best stoner music we listened to back in the 70's bro. Whatever we were smoking, sniffing, popping we laid back with eyes closed and let the vibes flow through your veins... Those were the best times partying I miss it all .. The experience...✌️
Playing in an ancient empty amphitheatre for the ghosts of Pompeii, Italy where a volcano destroyed the city in 79 AD. After Rick Wright (keyboards/vocals) passed away in 2008, David Gilmour (lead guitarist/vocals) would no longer perform Echoes. There is a part 2 of this song btw. Pink Floyd just released a new song: "Hey Hey Rise Up" in solidarity with Ukraine. David's daughter in law and grandchildren are Ukrainian. Pink Floyd is nothing short of brilliant.
They should do a song about Ukraine's Azov Battalion's war crimes in the Donbass region that is on the Russian border dating back to 2015 up until the present and their ties to neo-nazie's. 😲 How far the mighty have fallen and the antiwar people of the past have drank the kool-aid of the war profiteers. 🙄
This still strikes me as the greatest concert in history... The thought of doing it. The balls to do it. The labors to set it up. And, an empty coliseum... perfection in ruins.
That funky beat around 10 minutes in. Lol It's so god damn GOOD. I've loved it for 22 years now. When I first saw it I had to watch it like 100 times. It's so groovy, so funky. And then those little guitar licks in between. I love seeing all the youtube reactions of it. Seeing people love it as much as I did the first time I hear it, I don't know, I just relate. It's simple, but incredible. Damn!
The best live performance of all time. I’ve heard it at an early age and I’m still trying to find a better live performance. If you know any better, link it ⬇️
Back in 2016, 44 years later, David Gilmour did a live concert at the same ancient coliseum where his band played Echoes 1&2 for live audience actually making 1st time since 79 AD.
@@Herod9 I know that David didn't play Echoes at 2016's concert in Pompeii because he stated he would not play this song since Richard Wright's death in 2008. I mentioned that this concert is with live audience since 79AD while Echoes video was since 79 AD.
@@Herod9 I know that David didn't play Echoes at 2016's concert in Pompeii because he stated he would not play this song since Richard Wright's death in 2008. I mentioned that this concert is with live audience since 79AD while Echoes video was since 79 AD. I made an error on Echoes
00:02:39 one of the vocalists (the keyboard player) passed away in 2008, and the other vocalist (the guitarist) has never played the song in concert since.
Saw this in a theater in 1974. I had only heard Dark Side of the Moon at the time. It was hard remembering the names of the songs so I spent a lot of time looking at Pink Floyd's records to find the songs I had heard in this film.
Pink Floyd was pure mood music. They’d take you to way off places and you wouldn’t even have to go anywhere Best “HERBAL” music ever Don’t think they’ll ever release anything else, and that is truly tragic
B side of the Meddle album. Actually 23 minutes long! Timeless! Already 50 years old! Road patrols back then heavy on the Floyd and necessary accoutrements!
Cannot count how often I heard it and how many times it made me smile or process things or find creative ideas or feel new: this song is a portal through the universe and back, especially the second part, every time a different experience to discover human potential and dance with the ancient ghosts 😎😁
My man! So I hadn’t heard of Pink Floyd before Dark Side of the Moon. Echoes is off the album before Dark Side. Absolutely my favorite jam by Pink Floyd and all the band members played flawlessly together!! David’s guitar playing in the second half is INSANE! I saw Dark Side of the Moon in 1973, Tampa Stadium. IT WAS THE BEST CONCERT IVE EVER SEEN HANDS DOWN!! We were all just sitting there watching with out mouths hanging open. 💜
I was working in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam where they played alternative music and played video's as well. One evening I saw this video for the first time, high af. The switch halfway the track blew my mind.
The track Echoes. That was the first Pink Floyd track i listened to around 50 years ago. I was 14 at the time. I was inspired to find their older albums and get their DSOTM album that was already out at the time. Yes, I was into the Floyd and had the opportunity to see them perform several times.
They are still around, save the keyboardist, Richard Wright, who died in 2008. However, the two main parts of Pink Floyd, Roger Waters and David Gilmour had a falling out a long time ago. Floyd made 3 albums after Waters left in 1985. Their most recent album was in 2014 and that was their last album as Pink Floyd. The remaining members were still performing, including Waters who performs with other musicians.
Thank you so much Van. That was incredible.. I have never seen that..wow!🔥🔥🔥.. and that was live.. dude..I love Pink Floyd.. clearly I have got to revisit the album Meddle.. sadly I do not have it on CD. I had a cassette of it way back when.. need need need that
definitely the best version of this song. Check out part 2. Any of the songs done on this original live at Pompeii (think they went back in 2016, minus Waters of course..its not as good) Saucerful of Secrets is incredible, Careful with the Axe is amazing....hell the entire film 1972 Live at Pompeii is epic
Dude, back in the mid 90's I worked in a video store. We had a copy of Live at Pompeii, and my coworkers would hide it because of how tired they got of me playing it. I literally wore it out. Echoes is hands down the best part, although A Saucerful of Secrets is a solid second
Pink Floyd ended their run in 1995 after the last studio album 'The division bell' in 1994... their last studio release was a record of mostly instrumental tracks (w/ 1 new song) in 2014 titled 'The endless river' (recorded in sessions in the early 90's w/ late keyboardist Richard Wright). David Gilmour (vocals & guitar) released 2 studio albums as a solo artist - 'On an island' (2006) and 'Rattle that lock' (2015). Roger Waters (vocals & bass) who quit Pink Floyd in 1984... sued the band for carrying on without him in 1986, did not release a solo record since 'Amused to death' (1992)... Waters has actively toured playing Pink Floyd music since, but did finally release another solo album 'Is this the life we really want?' (2017).
I enjoyed watching you enjoy yourself, otherwise what's the point. I could just put on Echoes and listen myself, as I've done for 40 years. You're a refresher.
Pink Floyd is Legendary Brah, they are a Vibe! I've been a huge Floyd fan since 1973 when they released their "Dark Side of the Moon" album, I was 17 years old in 73. I have been fortunate enough to have seen them twice, once was the Incredible, Phenomenal, The Wall Performance in 1980. They're so young in this video, this video, and this song is from 1971 from their "Meddle" album released in 71. They're all in their mid 20s here!
Brah! Your enjoyment is never for nothing! Floyd is, has been and always will be enjoyable at very least. I love watching you react. Priceless. I feel ya'. 😁
Who else could perform for all of the lost souls of Pompeii.
Fucking awesome
It was their anti Woodstock statement.
Agreed! Only The Floyd!
I've heard the concept is that it's their answer to Woodstock
Well there's pink fraud The Division Bell in a momentary lapse of reason then neither new song for Ukraine I find Rodger Waters albums just as good if not better than Pink Floyd but they are more than the sum of their parts
best band of all times 😎👍
YES THEY ARE
No argument here
They played as a unit. They were all musical savants in their own right. Together and united they were the best band ever.
Truth
Exactly 💯 Pink Floyd is Only One
This is real art! I love how all four of them shared their work. Gilmour in the guitar solo, Wright in the beginning with the mysterious keys, Waters on bass in the "funky" passage, and Mason perfectly rhythming this entire song. I love that guy! And the atmosphere of the empty ancient Roman amphitheatre is fascinating. I could watch this every day over and over again...
It just kind of sucks in there later years they couldn’t get along
@@8joshstol0329 That may be a bit sad, but they left an indelible mark on humanity in the form of perfect music and meaningful (almost philosophical) lyrics.
You can never have two cooks in the kitchen.
I saw the movie back then. I couldn’t believe my ear was listening to something so deep and profound and absolutely perfect. I went back four times to absorb it.
50 years ago, unbelievable. Still sounds ridiculously amazing.
Love the spot on comment as David starts his guitar work... "this is grown up music y'all" LOVE IT.
Have heard this a thousand times. I have goosebumps again 💜
Be sure to check out the other half of the song. The album version is over 23 minutes but for this concert/video, they opened with the first part of Echoes and finished with the second part.
The second part is just magical.
IMHO, Pink's best album all the way through.
Totally. Important to listen to the entire piece. All the pieces of the entire “suite” compliment each other so much.
“Echoes” is my favorite Pink Floyd piece. And the album on which it first appeared, Meddle, my favorite album.
@@mst5g826 totally agree. Meddle is my favorite of theirs. And that’s saying something, because I have been a fan of theirs since 1972. Saw the Radio City Hall midnight show debut of Dark Side of the Moon. And they performed “Echoes” at that show also. Along with some of my other favorites: “Set The Control For The Heart Of The Sun”, “Careful With That Axe, Eugene”, “Obscured By Clouds”, “A Saucerful of Secrets” (I think that tour might have been the last time they played that last one live).
First set ended. They left the stage for a break. And came back and did the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. And their encore was “One of These Days”.
Still one of my top 5 favorite concerts of all time!
SPECTACULAR song! Floyd are certainly one of the top 5 bands/artists in the history of rock music. This is timeless music!
That was nice indeed. Thank you brother.
One more thing to think about - this was 1972 !!
Was 19
Got to give that drummer some love too. Man he was earning his paycheck!!!
Nike Mason was a beast in this performance.
Undisputed best Gem from The Pink Floyd...
Uncle worked for CAPITOL Records in 70s and 80s...i was 9 when he told my mother he was taking me to the Bronx Zoo for the day. He took me to see Pink Floyd The Wall Live in NY....it was my first real concert. Also got me to meet THE WHO, and into CBGB many times....that was my favorite, as I saw Legends of new Genres as The Police, The GoGos , Talking Heads, RAMONES, Billy Idol and countless others.
R.I.P. Uncle Frank
Love watching black folk react to Floyd. 🕺🕺🕺
Richard wrights piano playing was damn awsome. Himself and David had such a great thing when playing there instruments, they just bounced back and forward with cool riffing parts.
Richard Wright , the keyboardist , died a few years ago but the rest are alive and I believe still playing
Nick is still touring but I think Pink Floyd are over now. Well they have been over since 1987
@@GekoPish more like 94 or so. Rick's death is the real end of Pink Floyd. Nick still tours doing the first 5 or 6 records.
@@rokkkrinn2793 LOLNo mate thats NOT Pink Floyd LOL Thats Pink Floyd lite.
@@rokkkrinn2793 Seen them live sooooo many times sir there really isnt anything you can teach me about Floyd.
When I was a teenager (in the 90s) my grandaddy gave me a record player. I went to a used record shop and bought the Meddle album bc I love Pink Floyd (a gift from my parents). This song was on the B side of the record and I would listen to it on repeat at night while I slept. ♥️♥️♥️
And this is only the first part...
"Echoes" is my favorite piece in the Pink Floyd repertoire.
It has only one flaw: it is too short.
I gauge road trip time on how many times I get to listen to Echoes.
welcome and thank you for listening to the music we grew up with. Dave south africa
One of the most vibey productions ever made.
Your smile says all that needs to be said 😊
They are talking about going out on tour!!!!!! ive been to thousands of shows in my life time. All across this country and expanding many genres of music. They have, without hesitation or second thought, the GREATEST LIVE SHOW EVER!! if you are any of you get a chance to see them do not hesitate!
This is funk , Pink Floyd style
Live 1972. just great
The album and especially this song is the moment they found the Pink Floyd sound. Echoes is perfectly crafted masterpiece.
Cigars and Whiskey-------One of the most unique and perfect description of this I have ever heard.
I bought my first Pink Floyd album in 1969 (Ummagumma) and saw them live in 1971
and 4 more times after that. For me This is the BEST band of all times.
Now I'm 71 years old and still listen to them everyday.
Music that makes everyone smile ❤️ 🤟🤙
Always fun to see people react to the funk transition...genuine 70's funk too:).
God bless all bands all around the world , especially pink floyd...
You weren't alone. We all enjoyed it.
Another one is Shine on you crazy diamond , parts vi-ix
Echoes and Shine on you crazy Diamond parts 1-9 are the greatest pieces of music in Rock history.
Saw them in 77 in Chicago at Soldier Field. Great concert, may be the best outdoor concert I ever been too.
'The World Series of Rock' concerts at Soldier Field 1977. One night devoted exclusively to Pink Floyd Animals. Missed that one, but promised myself it would not happen again given the opportunity. Saw them in Chicago in '88, and back at Soldier Field 1994 (Pulse). Lucky enough to realize these were not just concerts, but history being made.
@@flubblert The 1977 Pink Floyd tour was in support for the "Animals" LP, no doubt. But, it wasn't 'exclusively devoted' only to the "Animals" LP that night, NO sir? I also went to the Pink Floyd-World Series of Rock concert in Cleveland @Cleveland Municipal Stadium in a record setting crowd attendance of over 83,000 fans. Now, Floyd did come out & play the entire "Animals" LP front to back with props of a giant pig balloon that came over the crowd & other ballooned animals on stage. However, after Floyd played "Animals," they followed that up playing the "Wish You Were Here" LP in it's entirety too! Along with a couple encore tunes from "DSOTM." Even though most of us know it as the Pink Floyd "Animals" tour, or "Pink Floyd-World Series of Rock" tour. It was actually called the "In The Flesh" tour, due to the "Animals" LP not selling as well as they expected. Either way it was definitely 1 of the greatest concerts I've ever seen, & it truly was history in the making at the Cleveland show for various reasons. Not to mention getting to see & hear Pink Floyd play 2 entire LP's at a outdoor stadium concert for $10.50 a ticket, pretty f%$kin cool! ++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul++
@@216Numbskull congratulations... You're one of the few people I've run into who attended one of those shows who actually REMEMBERS the show... if you know what I mean. 🚬 🌿 🧪
@@flubblert Right On! The reason I remember it so well was I was still a little dude & budding musician @13 who wanted to Rock! And, was very fortunate to have the coolest uncle who between him, his friends & me pleading with my mom, smooth-talked her, winning her over, otherwise I wouldn't have stood a chance. My uncle knew me & seen my love for music & my love for playing guitar. Plus, the fact it was the 70's & me an intercity kid with street smarts, it was all good. They still did their thing getting high, drinking, & tripping, but I also had 80 some thousand other people watching out for me too! That's just the way it was back then, especially a concert like Pink Floyd. Good people, good times, & good music! I was all about the music then, even though I still got a contact buzz, there was no escaping that, even being in an outdoor stadium, ya dig? ; ) Blah,haha!! PEACE 2 U my friend.
@@216Numbskull yeah the air gets pretty dense at a Pink Floyd concert. And I ain't talking about humidity! Never smoked the stuff myself, so have a pretty good recollection of the two times I've seen them. I suspect we're both ahead of the game in that respect. ☮️✌️
I actually thought live at Pompeii was not real... that I just saw it in my dreams... then I realized my dog has been dosing my coffee.
You sound like you live in Colorado that’s what somebody in Colorado would say. I may actually even say that.
@ErikAnthonyPlus nah... near detroit.. but NOT detroit lol
@ that’s so good! A great a great colloquialism. “ The Bronx not the uhhh south Bronx, but the Bronx.”
@ErikAnthonyPlus lincoln park lol
Having stood in that very place, experiencing the eerie stillness all around, and then to find this concert... Awesome.
A very famous writer "borrowed" some of this music for a very well known musical and it cost him a pretty penny in court. When you listen to most of the other Pink Floyd you can hear references to this music. I'm glad you enjoyed this. I can't think of another band that would go to such a place to record music along with the accompanying echoes without an audience and to use what they learned and produced in all of their music that followed.
They sued him? I didn’t know that!
Been waiting on this reaction from all the channels I'm subscribed to.
Seeing them live was an otherworldly experience….thank you for your appreciation of them sir 👍
Thank you for doing Echoes . One of my favorite PF songs. You are correct that beat is truly tasty.
one day after wrestling practice a few years ago, i was giving a couple kids rides home and our heavyweight, who had never listened to pink floyd, started freestyling over that beat. it was pretty cool.
Some of the best stoner music we listened to back in the 70's bro. Whatever we were smoking, sniffing, popping we laid back with eyes closed and let the vibes flow through your veins... Those were the best times partying I miss it all .. The experience...✌️
Playing in an ancient empty amphitheatre for the ghosts of Pompeii, Italy where a volcano destroyed the city in 79 AD. After Rick Wright (keyboards/vocals) passed away in 2008, David Gilmour (lead guitarist/vocals) would no longer perform Echoes. There is a part 2 of this song btw. Pink Floyd just released a new song: "Hey Hey Rise Up" in solidarity with Ukraine. David's daughter in law and grandchildren are Ukrainian. Pink Floyd is nothing short of brilliant.
They did have one fan watching. He ended up working for the tourist board. And helped David out when he went back again
They should do a song about Ukraine's Azov Battalion's war crimes in the Donbass region that is on the Russian border dating back to 2015 up until the present and their ties to neo-nazie's. 😲 How far the mighty have fallen and the antiwar people of the past have drank the kool-aid of the war profiteers. 🙄
@@Kommencentz I agree, eff Ukraine. Sick of that country.
This was Nick's best showcase of this talent!!!!!!!
🔥 thanks hon. Another great reaction video ❤️ bringing back a lot of awesome memories! ☮️👵🏼🔥
Yes, i did enjoy that. Pink floyd is so awesome!
That was part 1, gotta do 2! 🎸
This still strikes me as the greatest concert in history...
The thought of doing it. The balls to do it. The labors to set it up. And, an empty coliseum... perfection in ruins.
I don’t know how I missed this reaction Van!! One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs!!! ❤🎸🎸
Music is the gateway to the soul, when you speak its silence, when you’re silent it speaks
I can listen to this over and over!!!
Man this was so enjoyable!! This is one of my favorite grooves EVER and you get it!!!! Funky as hell. I'm going to come back to this video
My favorite band.❤️
That funky beat around 10 minutes in. Lol It's so god damn GOOD.
I've loved it for 22 years now. When I first saw it I had to watch it like 100 times. It's so groovy, so funky. And then those little guitar licks in between.
I love seeing all the youtube reactions of it. Seeing people love it as much as I did the first time I hear it, I don't know, I just relate. It's simple, but incredible. Damn!
The best live performance of all time. I’ve heard it at an early age and I’m still trying to find a better live performance.
If you know any better, link it ⬇️
... well, how about the 2nd Half of this song? This was only part one of two. Thought you might know that?
Some of the best music ever played and recorded!
Back in 2016, 44 years later, David Gilmour did a live concert at the same ancient coliseum where his band played Echoes 1&2 for live audience actually making 1st time since 79 AD.
No, he didn't play 'Echoes' in that concert. Without Richard Wright (who had died) he said he would never perform the song again.
@@Herod9 I know that David didn't play Echoes at 2016's concert in Pompeii because he stated he would not play this song since Richard Wright's death in 2008. I mentioned that this concert is with live audience since 79AD while Echoes video was since 79 AD.
@@Herod9 I know that David didn't play Echoes at 2016's concert in Pompeii because he stated he would not play this song since Richard Wright's death in 2008. I mentioned that this concert is with live audience since 79AD while Echoes video was since 79 AD. I made an error on Echoes
@@MrTech226 Ok, but your sentence really seemed to mean a different thing. Nevermind :)
00:02:39 one of the vocalists (the keyboard player) passed away in 2008, and the other vocalist (the guitarist) has never played the song in concert since.
I enjoyed your perspective of that classic..Sincerely. JLG
Everywhere I see you and Your LFR Fam... Yep!!! 🔥
I’m glad you did this one.
Saw this in a theater in 1974. I had only heard Dark Side of the Moon at the time. It was hard remembering the names of the songs so I spent a lot of time looking at Pink Floyd's records to find the songs I had heard in this film.
Going there tomorrow, playing this on loop all night
Pink Floyd's drummer, Nick Mason, is currently touring with his band Saucerful of Secrets in the UK and they and playing this track.
Excellent sir
Yeah !!!! Cool dude, glad you enjoyed!! 👍👍👍👍
For those who missed it.. this is where Phantom of The Opera came from.
Pink Floyd was pure mood music.
They’d take you to way off places and you wouldn’t even have to go anywhere
Best “HERBAL” music ever
Don’t think they’ll ever release anything else, and that is truly tragic
PINK
FLOYD.
LONDON
mythique...
Yes sir that funky beat just hit's ya! These guys are music god's, Pink Floyd have a new song out about the Ukraine war🎸🥁 🎵🎵🎵
B side of the Meddle album. Actually 23 minutes long! Timeless! Already 50 years old! Road patrols back then heavy on the Floyd and necessary accoutrements!
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ nothing short of epic !
Pink Floyd invented funk. There was none before this.
Another favourite of mine, awesome track
Cannot count how often I heard it and how many times it made me smile or process things or find creative ideas or feel new: this song is a portal through the universe and back, especially the second part, every time a different experience to discover human potential and dance with the ancient ghosts 😎😁
My man! So I hadn’t heard of Pink Floyd before Dark Side of the Moon. Echoes is off the album before Dark Side. Absolutely my favorite jam by Pink Floyd and all the band members played flawlessly together!! David’s guitar playing in the second half is INSANE! I saw Dark Side of the Moon in 1973, Tampa Stadium. IT WAS THE BEST CONCERT IVE EVER SEEN HANDS DOWN!! We were all just sitting there watching with out mouths hanging open. 💜
the ghosts of Pompei certainly enjoyed this concert. . 😎👍
This whole video is amazing.
I was working in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam where they played alternative music and played video's as well. One evening I saw this video for the first time, high af. The switch halfway the track blew my mind.
Part 2 is equally as brilliant.
The track Echoes. That was the first Pink Floyd track i listened to around 50 years ago. I was 14 at the time. I was inspired to find their older albums and get their DSOTM album that was already out at the time. Yes, I was into the Floyd and had the opportunity to see them perform several times.
Another great band from my youth (22 when this came out), well planned beautiful music played and sung beautifully.
We appreciate you man 💪💪
Pink Floyd , surround sounds genius
They are still around, save the keyboardist, Richard Wright, who died in 2008. However, the two main parts of Pink Floyd, Roger Waters and David Gilmour had a falling out a long time ago. Floyd made 3 albums after Waters left in 1985. Their most recent album was in 2014 and that was their last album as Pink Floyd. The remaining members were still performing, including Waters who performs with other musicians.
They were great fans of Blues and Jazz and take their name from Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, the bluesmen.
Thank you so much Van. That was incredible.. I have never seen that..wow!🔥🔥🔥.. and that was live.. dude..I love Pink Floyd.. clearly I have got to revisit the album Meddle.. sadly I do not have it on CD. I had a cassette of it way back when.. need need need that
definitely the best version of this song. Check out part 2. Any of the songs done on this original live at Pompeii (think they went back in 2016, minus Waters of course..its not as good) Saucerful of Secrets is incredible, Careful with the Axe is amazing....hell the entire film 1972 Live at Pompeii is epic
Dude, back in the mid 90's I worked in a video store. We had a copy of Live at Pompeii, and my coworkers would hide it because of how tired they got of me playing it. I literally wore it out. Echoes is hands down the best part, although A Saucerful of Secrets is a solid second
Being a drummer, you should really check out the track Saucerful of Secrets from this same concert. Nick Mason just tears it up!!!
Your reactions to Pink are amazing!!!! I really enjoy all of your music reactions!!!! New subscriber!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️
Definitely need to do part 2 now.
Pink Floyd ended their run in 1995 after the last studio album 'The division bell' in 1994... their last studio release was a record of mostly instrumental tracks (w/ 1 new song) in 2014 titled 'The endless river' (recorded in sessions in the early 90's w/ late keyboardist Richard Wright).
David Gilmour (vocals & guitar) released 2 studio albums as a solo artist - 'On an island' (2006) and 'Rattle that lock' (2015).
Roger Waters (vocals & bass) who quit Pink Floyd in 1984... sued the band for carrying on without him in 1986, did not release a solo record since 'Amused to death' (1992)... Waters has actively toured playing Pink Floyd music since, but did finally release another solo album 'Is this the life we really want?' (2017).
They are indeed singing harmony. Almost a lost art these days, without technology...
I enjoyed watching you enjoy yourself, otherwise what's the point. I could just put on Echoes and listen myself, as I've done for 40 years. You're a refresher.
Pink Floyd is Legendary Brah, they are a Vibe! I've been a huge Floyd fan since 1973 when they released their "Dark Side of the Moon" album, I was 17 years old in 73.
I have been fortunate enough to have seen them twice, once was the Incredible, Phenomenal, The Wall Performance in 1980.
They're so young in this video, this video, and this song is from 1971 from their "Meddle" album released in 71. They're all in their mid 20s here!
Just amazing!
Brah! Your enjoyment is never for nothing! Floyd is, has been and always will be enjoyable at very least. I love watching you react. Priceless. I feel ya'. 😁
Oneof the greatest pieces of Music ever recorded. And the Pompeii version you are listening to the full studio version is even better. Sonically.
I enjoyed to the fullest!!!
Amazing indeed brother!