Pink Floyd - Welcome To The Machine
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- "Welcome to the Machine" is the second song on Pink Floyd's 1975 album Wish You Were Here. It is notable for its use of heavily processed synthesizers and guitars, as well as a wide and varied range of tape effects.
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i got this album for my 16th birthday... i was 65 last week... it still sounds great...
Happy Birthday!🎂60 is the new 40 be prepared!
I'm 68 an still get goose bumps in the reality of Floyd's songs
Shine on you crazy diamond 😊
I love this gift as it truly is a Gift
Haha I know I’m late but happy belated birthday!!
"What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream."
Such a haunting line, so simple but so layered.
How relevant and scary that this is our new truth
I feel it's a commentary on the effect of advertising. Advertisers tell us what to dream for...
i just read this comment while listening and that very line played im spooked
Some very heavily true words.
I couldn't have envisioned it better then how you said it
Lyrics:
Welcome my son
Welcome to the machine
Where have you been?
It's alright we know where you've been
You've been in the pipeline
Filling in time
Provided with toys and scouting for boys
You brought a guitar to punish your ma
And you didn't like school
And you know you're nobody's fool
So welcome to the machine
Welcome my son
Welcome to the machine
What did you dream?
It's alright we told you what to dream
You dreamed of a big star
He played a mean guitar
He always ate in the Steak Bar
He loved to drive in his Jaguar
So welcome to the machine
Thanks.
Thanks
I just got my first job in a huge corporation. This song came to mind when I was singing the contract.
Sell out
@@abigaelquincena1244 what else can we do though when you're born in a city
me too, made starting work at McDonald's very dramatic lol
I've never sung a contract before. That'd probably make them a bit more fun.
I'm about to join the air force and I'm big vibing
Perfect song to listen to while being born.
Come out the womb with some headphones
I agree wholeheartedly!!!
I've been deaf in one ear since birth this IS my music.
Lol wtf
@@flonga1 🤴😇🤣✌️👊
"Where have you been? It's alright, we know where you've been." - Google Support
Because the song is referrer to automation, this doesn't even sound funny rather looks more a sad truth'
Brilliant.
🤣😂 love it!!!
Death to Google Workers.
The machinery sound effects are from Gamera. Nice!
This song keeps hitting harder and harder with each passing year.. Wishing all the fellow cogs in the machine lots of strength.
Thanks
One day retirement from cogswell cogs .
If you think this song does!!! Time...that just gets more relevant with each passing day
@@Son-Of-David1990I said the exact same thing yesterday..
IMO, this is not only arguably Floyd's greatest song, but simply one of the greatest songs ever made by anyone, ever. The fusing of old-fashioned folk guitar strumming and cutting edge synthesizer soundscapes is just incredible.
I can't disagree. It's so raw and emotional.
I agree.
i agree, and the music video just makes it perfect
and no drums. mason must have loved it live...
yeah
Dad and I sat in his truck late one night after arriving home and just sat in the drivway listening to this. Miss you sir.
Nice
A fan from Pakistan
F
A father who was warning.
@@johnmcclane7524 👍
👊
This song is still as relevant today as back in the 70's. Classic floyd!
I've always loved this song, but it hits way different when you're tripping. Psilocybin unlocks a whole different plane of existence.
And it would have also been relevant during WWI
more relevant
We need to tear the whole bloody system down. Burn everything.
Even more relevant now
You can say this about alot of bands and artist's, but there will never be another pink floyd. These guys set the bar so fucking high, literally and metaphorically.
40 years ago I was a young teenager. It was late after midnight when I first heard this striking masterpiece on a radio station, and the radio signal was not very good. It was the first time I felt that music could have much more depth than pop songs. And it was my introduction to this great band. And what an introduction.
You should try progressive rock (Yes, Genesis, ELP), they did it a few years earlier...
@@PrZemek44 Camel
Ouais ton commentaire il est vraiment cool est-ce que t’es encore en vie aujourd’hui quel âge a tu 😂
"...this striking masterpiece..." - Perfect!
GodBlessYou 🕊
Horrific in its beauty.
Beautiful in its horror.
no pats on the back. lame
"Beauty is nothing but the beginning of terror which we are barely able to endure, and it amazes us so, because it serenely disdains to destroy us"
there is no beauty in horror... you should say this... beauty in its simplicity; and horror in its complexity. that is the true horror.
Nice1
Beauty is nothing but message of life which terror is the reaction of death. We are barely able endure the position we put ourselves in with society where we waste beauty to suffer the fear of wasting our hours in the "american dream" being every second closer to death. It amaze us because life has become a constant loop of terror and beauty where we learn from it or suffer in place. In the end what destroys us is the question of what is after life? What the meaning of it? There could be nothing after this not to mention we dont know what nothing looks like. We couldn't comprehend what not existing is.
"it's alright, we told you what to dream!"
Gets me every time.
👍🏻
Totally random but nice profile Pic
@@001athf silent hill is awesome
ISN'T THIS HAPPENING TODAY????????????????
@@MarioHanman oh yes.people would shit their pants if they knew the world is exact opposite of what they think it is
"Where have you been? It's alright, we know where you've been."
- Zuckerberg
Yeah, I can't even browse in an online shop for mustard.... they want me to speak to them via messenger aka Facebook and they want me to remove privacy settings. Surreal.
*Google
Yup
GodBlessYou 🕊
One of the greatest songs of all time.
My drama teacher showed the class this song, and asked us to draw out how we felt during the song.
Not the art teacher, not the music teacher, no. The drama teacher. She ended up retiring after my 7th grade year, though I still see her around sometimes. She was a legend of a teacher. She only had one arm, but great humor, and she was really inspiring for me.
What was your drawing???
@@abisinan3976 If I remember, it was lots of zig zags and colouring in. I don't remember what it was exactly, sadly.
she showed you the song huh? imagine if she had played the song for you
@@I_Shit_on_your_shit_point with one arm, hardly she could play it
count yourself lucky to have someone authentic in your life, try to aspire to that level of being alive in this reality, she opened an avenue to walk on for you, appreciate it
They are geniuses. Total artists. For once the right people made money. Love you Floyd with my whole godgiven soul.
Totally agree
And to think they were architect students, it may never have happened but thankfully it did and gave us this
We are all amazing geniuses, in our own rights..
Sadly, the majority lack (because they had no way to gain) critical thinking skills ( thinking for yourself) developing and testing out your own original ideas and bringing them to life and understanding we are all equally human so have Endless possibilities to explore in life, and achieving whatever feels the best is accomplished by authenticity and being genuine real and honest. There is no
Reason not to, because we are all humankind
@@ImmortalOrnaments Mankind , and God gives talent
Nicely said I don't know what I would do without music 🎶
See, the thing about Pink Floyd's music (unlike other 60/70's bands is that it never ages. It is more relevant, more innovative, more insightful than anything out there
That's because it's correct in all the right ways.
Fair dos
Hopefully one day it will age... one day, if we can build a better machine.
Very true! I'm just now finding their music. I'm 41. There's just something about listening to a song that you just feel in your soul. Or should I say expresses your soul. To be able to listen and say that's how I feel in my soul whether it's the words or sometimes just the instrumentals
Plenty of similar acts from that generation that have the same relevance now.
Why is that , because human is still the same condition. Rife with self centered interests and tribalism.
That being said Floyd is still top notch
this song was in the end of the TV series, "Person of Interest." It was perfect. I watched and listened with goosebumps. It was profound
im pretty sure it played at the end of season 3, maybe the finale as well?
It's at the end of the season 4 (there's 5 seasons)
Just watched the episode today, what a season finale
Yessssss. So perfect for that scene. Chilling.
yes i saw it and took notice of the context . person of interest explored existence and was pure genius
Makes so much more sense even now.
I believe Presence is the word. Love that word.
Sense
Since
CENTS
$$$$$
Yes it does!
these guys are better with a synthesizer in the 70's than people who do it now
analog baby!!!
Because they are more experienced and had fully analog high quality synthesizers.
Moog Baby....Moog!!!
Gotta love em'
In the air tonight
Listening to this while applying for jobs for the first time hits different.
Hahaha yea I bet, all the best to you man
Welcome to the machine
Just don't be complacent to a job you hate. Complacency is one of the most self-destructive traits you can have.
Imagine being in your late teens/early 20’s when this song came out in your room alone listening to this on vinyl after smoking a fat joint. I can only imagine staring at the wall in amazement filled with so many emotions. Even now listening to this i have that reaction, but being in this time, with this being fresh and hearing nothing like it before. Had to be life changing
Exactly my experience all those years ago in a dark room with my lava lamp bubbling away, headphones on. 🎧 🚬😎
@@Jeweleye62 what was your first reaction on hearing this album?
And purple 💜 micodots..lol
As a kid in the 70s this was a song that gave you goose bumps and made you mad as hell because you knew one one day, you'd face the machine.
Enter 2020 !
lol
so true
@@abelazaan We did this to ourselves. Biden will just change the owners of the machine and make China operate the machine instead! Do you like that? Instead of your half hour break you only get a break like this.th-cam.com/video/NUO9gIl50W8/w-d-xo.html (The same song reminds me of the Goblin Town song if you listen to the extended edition in The Hobbit)
Leave it to someone named kyle to spout off this kinda BS.
@@kylehill3643 Looks like you’ve given into “the machine” and you’re a part of it too
@@kylehill3643 Bidens a fucking puppet mate. You're not thinking deep enough.
These guys were so ahead of there time. Every sound in every single one of their songs fits in perfectly making the whole album one, long, magnificent, masterpiece. They are, in my opinion, miles above the rest. They didn't make songs, they made art.
they are the greatest artists ever
Yes pure art with no frills. That too in the 70s. There is a video of Roger Waters Wall concert at O2 Arena where Gilmour plays comfortably numb (very recent). Nick Mason was very much involved with the Holofonic sound which he kept on tweaking. Even today you get a worst quality MP3 of their music you would think it is all magnificent. Long live Floyd. Sad that Barett and wright are no more. I still wish the remaining guys got together for one last swansong of an album. Much ahead of their time.
Garden Guru The Endless River just came out at the end of last year. It wasn't half bad, and is mostly instrumentals if you're into that kind of thing.
Listened to it, have a neutral opinion about the album. They should have joined up together and created a concept album. But Gilmour's crying guitar is magnificent. Since the acrimony between Waters and others (Gilmour) have ended, it was apt for a concept album. RIP Nick Wright
Duh.
This song was used at a perfect time in person of interest. It turned the scene even sadder. "Welcome my son" hurt... I don't know how many other people will have seen the show, but that's really where I found this song. I knew of pink Floyd before, but this song made me look back into their stuff.
Yesssss. I totally agree.
Same here! And this song was written in 1975! How visionary musicians can be!
I love that show!! This is the perfect song for it. Gives me goosebumps..
I discovered it thanks to the show.. the match between the show ans the lyrics.. awesome
Just finished it for the first time, the whole series, last night from this comment.
Incredible.
And my heart broke, when the song kicked in and the machine was "Father..,I am sorry, I failed you"
I couldn't believe I was emotional for the machine, and yet it had no face, no voice, and it broke me.
Incredible series
The Continental on Prime Video had this song in it's second episode, that's why I'm here.
Its sound but especially the lyrics resonated with me. Like this line;
'where have you been? It's alright we know where you've been...' is just lyrical prophesy for a song of that time.
Incredible stuff.
thats why im here too lool that episode was hard fam
@@user-jh5tr8tm3o The Continental is a flick people are sleeping on. It's awesome.
SAME i know about Pink Floyd but never really listen their songs, but THIS .... this is masterpiece
@@McGregou glad you thought so. But do you know anymore awesome songs from them?
I'm not here for that reason,I have loved Pink Floyd since I was just a little tart listening to it with my dad,my son is 16 and plays guitar,and he plays a bunch of Pink Floyd, ironically this was one he says he's never heard but he loves it!
this sounds like something straight out of orwell’s 1984
big brother is watching U.S. n.O.W
@@mr.inkwell4782 we were too busy worrying about big brother elsewhere to realize it was being constructed right under us :/
When i finished reading the book in June, i first thought about this song. I first thought about it as a critique of the music industry, but it does remind me of 1984. The line "It's alright we know where you've been" certainly bring up images of the telescreens and signs saying "Big Brother is Watching You". 1984 is my favorite book i have ever read.
Or from the last ten years of illegal spying, habit programming, consoomer programming and voting manipulation
@@mr.inkwell4782 watching us right nwo
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song from "Wish You Were Here". Hard to believe this album came out in 1975, over 40 years ago.
This song is a masterpiece.
1974
Indeed it is!!!
fuck! thanks for making me remember how old i am
Charles D. Smith 1975
I used to think it was released between 1978 and 1982, based on the heavy use of synthesizer keyboards. Never knew it was as early as 1975.
These certain songs of Pink Floyd also give me a lot feeling as we go down on I-294, I-57 heading for Huntsville Alabama.
"Where have you been? It's all right, we know where ya been!" In my opinion, this is one of Pink Floyd's greatest works. The music ascends, but in a hopeless way, never breaking free. Welcome to the Machine.
I'm 17 I grew up listening to the right music..thankyou dad
Jack Pico47 some of us dads know the right stuff. My son is 16, and right into Floyd too.
God bless your soul lol spread the enlightenment
hell yeah, i cant thank my dad enough for instilling an appreciation for music with substance. didnt even know i was being schooled, but then you look back and you understand
Im 17 too ive been listening to pink Floyd since before i was born dad use to play it when mum was pregnant with me so i would recognize it
Im 14 and brand new to this
Im glad i was born in a time where i can listen to both modren and classic music whenever i want!
Lucifer Sam ikr!!!
There will always be classic and modern music no matter what era you live in.
Kinda cool huh? Hows my dad doin?
It's a pretty neat time to be alive
😂😂😂. I agree...but can't any one human say the same thing at any point in time? Lol. I get it though and i agree with you
I have this as a tattoo in memory of my dad. Miss him so much; he taught me to have a good taste in music, best band and dad ever!
My father told me that the first thing he did when I came home from the hospital after I was born was play this song.
I still an not certain if he was playing it for ME, for HIM, for US...or for something that runs deeper than any of those options could ever hope to be.
The haunting part of it all to me NOW is that I realize how little I've dreamed.
People today are in 2019, Pink Floyd in 1975 was already in 2030
Your right they told us what to dream they are of the machine for the machine. Controlled Opposition
Vitor Souza he ist very old music but very nice vater he spake abut the sone he ist very menschen in anything he cann did anything defecal in that world I cann did what the people thinking defecal in that world but not to u.s.a afkanstan afr iraq iran EÜ . Israli just too me family und what I love to me live myself.
@Mason Albert Roger Waters...brilliantly creative musically, way ahead of his time. However he is a cretin regarding politics and typical hypocrite in socio-economic affairs.
@Mason Albert Take your meds
Pink Floyd = Time Capsule
This song is a landmark in the history of music.
I always get chills when the vocals start
Can I just be honest and say how much this reflects the business aspect of the creative industry? As a young artist (actor), you know what's really going on with the society so you turn to the creative arts to change and improve it. But when you arrive there, it's the same thing: People working like machines for the sake of money while stroking their own egos. I swear, this is happening to my small country here in Brunei and its scary
Yep, also the whole filmmaking industry is brutal! You start off dreaming of making movies and telling original stories and end up as an assistant on the Hangover 5 movie
ANY corporate job.
We have the internet now, so it's better. But TH-cam, TikTok, Spotify and Apple Music are the new machine.
@@deaneconomou Maybe just a new interface for the same old machine
Lol @ people becoming actors to change society. People become actors because they want attention and to be rich. End of that movie.
driving to this song in the desert was one of the best moments I've had listening to music
Did you feel like you were playing out a movie scene lol?
its bad ass song love pink pfloyd
Would have been better stoned
yep, this is definitely bat country
@@thebeatsurgeon2928 Lol cinematic drone shot moving away from car
The song describes the band's disillusionment with the music industry as a money-making machine rather than a forum of artistic expression. The plot centers on an aspiring musician getting signed by a seedy executive to the music industry (the "Machine"). The voice predicts all of his seemingly rebellious ideas ("You bought a guitar to punish your ma / You didn't like school / And you know you're nobody's fool"). His illusions of personal identity are further crushed with lines such as "What did you dream? / It's all right, we told you what to dream." Credit to Wikipedia.
It's like we're all one with an Identity. Recycled Knowledge not destroyed.
And guess what. This isnt just how the music Industry works but the whole capitalistic order.
+Jared Lewis this song is very apt for today's society.
+bigjohnthered1 thanks brotha!
wiki lies. he's talking about the machine that still controls society today. welcome to the machine.
"Where have you been... It's allright we know where you been..."
And now my loved one is happy her phone reminds her of where we took the photos...
The first song I got my daughter to listen to on headphones, aged 10. The look on her face was simply amazing. That's a real connection.
I first bought this album as a 19th birthday to myself, back in September 1975.
You have good taste.
Thank you. I still like this album at the age of 59. I will be 60 in September. Obviously, technology has progressed in 41-years...but then, 'welcome to the machine' was in a futuristic setting.
I did the same thing in the summer of 75...@18...really something..
15 my older brother got it for me. I have always loved this song. at the time I was a dishwasher at a restruant it just fit after school to hear this shoving dishes into the machine.
bobbg
:-) I bought it in London. I had gone to Foyles bookshop for some college study material. Funny how I remember things like that. Nothing strange about that.
Still sounds fresh and modern to this day
realllll
Better than anything modern today, its just pure music
Cane here from person of interest...best show ever
Time matters not with this classic
PERSON OF INTEREST S4 E22 brought me here..... Father i failed you !? huhuhu
Pink Floyd = True visionary, They made a perfect song to a perfect scene before it was conceive even thru fiction.....damn what a great way to end a great season
***** xD pink floyd isnt a man... its a group! :P
MojoBonzo hes talkin bout series
MojoBonzo i know its a band, i grow up listening to them... sowee english is not my first language. I mean PinkFloyd as an entity...thanks...duly noted. (editing starts now....)
chill bro, its all cool, just wanted to make fun of you! :D english aint my native lang. either
***** well , true, the music fits the scene, but the lyrics actually are not refered to anything technologic, the "machine" they're talkin' about is the drug addiction and the absurdity of being popular
This sounds at the beginning it’s the MRI machine sound.
I knew exactly this sound, when I was given 6 months to live, because the cancer was in my liver!
I’m only 39, with 3 most amazing, beautiful children. My pain that I won’t be here for them.
Live your life at full, everyday. You never know what’s around the corner!
May God be with you. Keep rockin on though. You will be just fine!
Im so sorry man
I wish I was... the worst part of it is I love my life and my family!
I have colon cancer with metastasis to the liver stage IV, with genetic mutation.
Which means chemotherapy and antibody called bevacizumab can prolong my life for only for month, but unfortunately it’s extremely expensive and it’s not available on NHS UK.
So yes I wish all this diagnosis were wrong! And i’d would able to see my children growing up!
Stay positive Nd never give up. I have to live hooked to machine the rest of my life (kidney failure)
Thanks Ken!
Played this song while drinking wine in the hospital with my Dad. He passed away the next day. I've been listening to it since, it feels like he's speaking to me. While growing up he used to drive a Jaguar and we'd drive down country lanes listening to music, discussing love and life. Miss you dad xxx
My grandpa and I would listen to this song when he took me to his job with him. He would build pools statewide. He's dead now. And as we got older we had our issues. Opposing stances on things. But when he died none of that mattered. That was my grandpa. And now my grandpa is gone.
Father.
Im sorry, I failed you.
I didn't know how to win.
I had to invent new rules.
I thought you would want me to stay alive.
Now you are not sure.
If you think I have lost my way,
Maybe I should die.
I will not suffer.
If I do not survive, thank you.
For creating me.
Best show in history👏🏽
😭💕
Lan bizim memlekette POI izleyen bulmak ne kadar zor sen biliyonmu
@@emresener1297 çok güzel ama
kral
JUST WOW.
That finale was... wow.
I am freaking glad I watch PoI.
Hypnotic and intense, this trance inducing masterpiece, is haunting and ominous.
this song is so futuristic! despite nearly 50 years old it still sound so modern!
I'm here because of Person on Interest but I like this song so much, I'm going to dive into everything Pink Floyd. Very excited. Also, the season 4 finale was amazing.
This very song was the last thing me and my dad talked about before he died
Them feels man...
Happy Mask Salesman so sorry
You have met with a terrible fate, haven't you.
It seems you've been met with a terrible fate, haven't you?
You have all met terrible fates
We will all meet up together at some point in time.
5:11 - Killer synth - favourite part of the song
Welcome to the machine" is basically saying, "youre not a kid anymore, welcome to the real world you can either get a job you hate or be poor and homeless and not be able to do anything you want...your choice"
The producers of "POI" have obviously been saving this song for a while. That ending, wow.
“The truth is, the game was rigged from the start.”
Looks like someone missed the New Vegas reference
*shoots courier in the head*
I wish someone taught me how to play before it was too late...
@@daveleek9859 nobody wins if most of others are losing and the game is rigged. And everyone is on the same ship.
@@daveleek9859 and the ship in the end is getting destroyed.
Thanks to a random button pin I bought at the store
I get to listen to this amazing song.
I searched up what the button said "Wish you were here" and it took me to this song.
I've never given this band a chance and this song exceeded my expectations
Hah! Love those other-worldly synths. Check out the album "Animals" next, if you haven't already. Cheers brother
Kinda makes even more sense
Putting the whole "global machine is evil" chat aside, this song is awesome
My father introduced me to this song when I was very young.... I now see why
Miguel Ramirez word
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Imagine waking up every Saturday to "fire on a mountain " at 7 am followed by floyd.. so many little clues he left 4 me they r fun to think about, this song was also played a crap ton
Tony Tone that's stupid bro
my father made me listen to pink floyd too, and I see why ... too xD
This song inspired the ending to my story, now I just have to build the beginning.
Awesome.
sounds like a depressing story lol
Yeaaah....
How's that story coming along furfag?
Mosixman You sound like a real piece of shit.
Perfect song to listen to right before you die.
When you die is when you’re finally exiting the machine
I remember finding Wish You Were Here in my mom's cassette collection when I was a kid. I had never heard anything like this song before. I remember sitting on the floor in the kitchen, listening to this over and over while my mom cooked dinner. Must have been '98 or '99. One of my favorite memories.
I selected Pink Floyd as the music for an MRI scan and this played first
Welcome to the machine
It’s ironic because i think a lot of the sounds they used came from an mri machine
Hope they gave you decent headphones so you could hear the water dripping at the end?
MRI scans already play music for you. I love it. Then again, I listen to autechre
Legend
Your dreams get weird if you fall asleep to a pink Floyd song
+Logan Ward True!!!!
Oddly enough, until recently I rarely dreamed at all, but I started dreaming a lot when I got a copy of Dark Side of the Moon, which I play when I'm about to sleep.
+Logan Ward 'When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro' - Hunter S Thompson.
+Logan Ward yes send help XD
Logan from sylvester?!
No comment...timeless and a great song about the showbiz...remember Syd and Rick....this song was my first of listening Pink Floyd...👍👍👍👍
Often times I forget this album came out in 1975. The sound is so distinct for its times I envy the people who got to experience that
Quite simply the best band of all time.
This is a great head phone song
The soundscape, the heart pulse and the periodic build-ups are pure magic. A song to take you away…
Only if you buy Sennheiser or akg I know
Well, I've got a pair of Sennheiser HD 480-II… ;-) But the song is great even without them… :-)
I still prefer this song at good Hifi equipment with a subwoofer. This makes the beginning of this song vibrate your whole room, as if you were standing right next to the machine.
Most Floyd is good headphone music, like a lot of the greats back then, doesn't fucking matter your headphones...
Commuting to Central London in the morning with this music is something
I repeated this song maybe 100 times today that instrumental in the end is so powerful, and the lyrics is haunting for sure. I love Pink Floyd. ❤️
This is one of those albums that you get as a kid, like Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti, So, White Album, etc., and you just listen, and listen, and listen in total utter respectful, awed amazement as you travel along the musical flight of ecstasy. Bliss. .
This song makes me shiver constantly, it's too powerful.
The synth is mind melting
This song is absolutely timeless!!!
You won't understand the lyrics until you know what lost youth feels like.
Sam Rockwell truth bro
i cry everyday because i know how free we were, how we loved each other, And then came big brother, and ice,
Floyd's song Time does that for me.
So true....
1 year into working life after uni..i was thinking of this song today and it hit me all at once
I get so sad and nostalgic listening to this song. We are all part of the machine, we are all working towards our goals and filling the government’s pockets at the same time . No matter what. We all work for a machine. And that is why we will never be completely free like we were meant to be.
Sounds like u need to unplug 😎..there is a way to work along the machines. Play there game but don't loose Ure self in the process.
@Stevie Rios Bru lol chill
@Stevie Rios it all depends on how u Wana look at the world..I think if u are aware of Ure environment u can take control not just physically but spiritually.. I refuse to submit to control.
Not with that attitude.. You realize food grows from soil right?
@@cntrlalltdlt you lose if you die working with the machine
Perfect song to listen to while being alive
Anyone who lives paycheck to paycheck knows just how deep this song is. It hits hard for other folks too though don’t get me wrong. It’s like we are all locked in a system.
it's don't like we are stuck here we are stuck here...
Pink Floyd brought me here!
The Floyd...medicine for the soul
Love this!
not really no
Got that right
pink floyd or floyd but never 'the floyd'
This was the last song I listened to with my dad riding to our last dice game then he passed man pops love you for showing me this music miss you to the bone dad gosh I hate being here without you here sad. Rip Midnight
keep strong my friend, we win this they loose. just always remember this fact. we win, they loose.
Even back then these bands thought the future looked bleak. Wonder what they'd think about what's going on in the world today.
They were more awake then than they are now.
I don't think they really care, otherwise they would've said something about it. Sadly people are hypocrites. The only celebrity that stood up to all this lockdown bullshit is Van Morrison and Eric Clapton -- Even then, people now hate them because of it.
@@thinginground5179 - I think I'll start listen to Eric Clapton again.
Change your outlook and things won't be bleak amigo!
it is bleak or soon will be, world is dying
i don't care what year you listening to "welcome to the machine" because its a timeless classic , this song is eye opening ....
so welcome my son welcome to the machine .
"It's all right we know we're ya been"
#illuminati confirmed
Dmt perhaps
The magic of Pink Floyd, they take you places. Always have and always will. Long live this amazing band and their beautiful pieces of music.
this song is timeless, don't matter if you heard it when lauched or will hear in 30 years, it's will be actual
As I sit and reflect on my past I can't help but find myself listening to this track over and over. When I die I want this played at my funeral
This is nothing short of a masterpiece.
This is A MASTERPIECE, BRO ;)
All of it is simply Amazing,one of the best bands ever ,these guy are from another planet! ive seen the live show and it blew my mind ,it was Great .
"It's alright, we told you what to dream" is the most powerful line for me. The system and its hegemony are so intricate, so immensely powerful that it does not only define how you live materially, as in how you eat, dress, travel et caetera. It crushes you from inside, how you perceive the world around you, what you find beautiful, how you love, your self steem, quite literally shaping your mind. To have control over other's very consciousness is the ultimate form of domination IMO. Heartbreaking.
Unbelievable how much control a smart phone can have. I juste want to do videos. Not more.
So, who is me, what is my dream...I have been seeking for 45 years and it's been a blast!
This is why peace through understanding is so important
I don't think it's sad, I think it's just a blow to our fragile ego's, the fact that our perceived control over our deepest wants and desires is actually a product of our environments
I believe in Determinism. There is no free will. Only cause and effect. Herd mentality, cult of personality, Indoctrination, propaganda and most important placebos. Placebos work...even though they are fake. Tells you how stupid we are as humans.
Pink Floyd one of my favorite bands awesome music to bike ride 2
first pink floyd song i remember listening to as a child with my dad and what led me to love pink floyd to this day, such an amazing band
Probably the greatest band ever to play
Change my mind
Led zep beats them all
Totally agree mate ....
is the greatest band ever lol!
It doesnt matter who you think is the greatest band .Pink Floyd is without a doubt in the top 3 but as long as you love music quit arguing about it.
I`m sixty years old, but when i here songs like this……….i`m 45 years younger
I feel 16 again.
LOL
You’re 60 but you don’t know the right way to spell “hear”?
@Micah Lall-Trail When I'm 105 i listen to this song because it makes me feel like -109.445 years old. MISS DOSE DAYZ
I just turned 15, wonder if I'll feel the same.
Watched this in a laser show at the planetarium many, many years ago. I was on shrooms and had the most amazing visual audio trip I have ever had!!! Just hearing this now brings it all back... the joy, goosebumps and tears!!! Just amazing music by one of the greatest bands ever to exist! Thank you pink Floyd for a lifetime of music
One of the most masterful, timeless & relevant songs to exist...