This was filmed in 72 or 73, in an empty amphiteather among the ruins of Pompeii, which was devastated by the eruption of the Vesuvius. Thousands died, suffocated by toxic ash, and their petrified bodies can still be found there, today. The vulcanno is still active, so that grey bubbling sludge is a pool of hot mud. They played for no one that day, except the ghosts of Pompeii.
Nick Mason was using a traditional grip with his sticks,. Yes those were how speaker stacks were back in the day, set up behind who played the instrument. This performance is simply fulfilling, glad you enjoyed it.
You’re right, Pink Floyd is an experience. Just found you today and I’m binge watching. Love to see people’s faces when they discover this song. Thanks✌️
Interesting to watch your face through this. You started off with furrows and stress on your face but by the middle of the big solo at the end you were smiling, vibing, and looked just as content as can be. Music at its finest has a magic, and Pink Floyd is Music at its finest. Great reaction. P.s. hope your kid is doing OK and recovering well 💗
Echoes live in Gdansk is awesome and 25 minutes long. It's part 1 and 2, and the light show is on another level entirely. Watch it and you will be hooked.
That's the very best live performance of this song ever... unfortunately, the last time it was performed in concert, as David Gilmour said that he cannot do it with Rick Wright, who sadly passed away not too long after...
Bubbling Mud is lava from near by Mount Vesuvius, same volcano erupted in 79AD nearly destroyed then ancient city of Pompeii killing thousands of its citizens with some died and mummified by lava in their tracks. I think the ancient part of Pompeii is a historical site for visitation. As someone mentioned, David Gilmour came back with his solo band for real live event since 79AD with an audience in the ancient coliseum even though his band , Pink Floyd were there 40+ years prior to his live concert.
The grey bubbling stuff is mud being pushed up by steam pressure. This is Pompeii Italy where the volcano Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and buried the landscape and town of Pompeii.
The bubbling stuff, is a volcano honey! 😂That video, was filmed at POMPEII, a Roman Town, which was destroyed by a Volcano, in year 79! The songs, are prefect with the images, of the ruins, and the volcano! ONLY, PINK FLOYD, IS ABLE TO TAKE ALL THE ÉQUIPEMENT TO MAKE A LIVE SHOW, FOR NOBODY, IN SOME ROMAN RUINS, IN THE POMPEII AMPHITHEATER! 😂👍✌️😋🎸🇫🇷
Grey bubbles volcanic bubbling ,Pompeii is a Roman city which was buried in vlocanicash in a night with the people in their homes ,this is thier satdium ..It has been dug out andmuchis perfectly preserved.
On the original vinyl LP Echoes took up a whole side of the LP and was around 25 minutes long. When I was lucky to see them for the first time, when they came on to do an encore and we heard the ping of the piano the stadium went mad as we knew there was going to be a 25ish minute encore that was echoes - Amazing. I do not know why it is done as part 1 and part 2.
Randi, if you want to see the whole band working their craft, from the same movie, check out " A Saucerful of Secrets" there is one version that is cut short, and another that is about 9 minutes! The song is weird for some, for me and for the elite people like you 😉 it's pure art.
the gray bubbling stuff is heated liquid from the volcano. You know what happened in Pompeii, right? I wouldn't call this lava, b/c lava is bright red.
My dear youNever ever talk when the Floyd is Playing you just Listen and let your mind Do the Rest….ENJOY 😈 you saw the the Richard Wright on keyboards in beginning he is the Lead vocalist in the Echoes
Hope your kid is ok. What soap did you use in the shower, my preference is Dove, its great and leaves the skin soft, it doesn't dry the skin out like a lot of soaps!
The "bubbling mud", as most of you commenters call it, is in POZZUOLI! Jeez, do some research, or, even better, keep it out of your comments. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Is there some reason we're looking at the top of your desk with a coffee cup and sun glasses and all kinds of crap... How about just showing the video...
Nice to see you being back to reacting. If you want to know what "inspired" Pink Floyd you should check out KING CRIMSON "In the court of the Crimson King" Live.... it's a treat
I hear more early pink Floyd in crimson than crimson in Floyd. Animals is the only album that I can hear a little(red album) crimson in it. Chicken or the egg. Floyd came first.
Great to see you back reacting to PF and this epic otherworldly ethereal opus. Now for part 2 where you will see the late keyboardist Richard Wright the whole texture of Floyd!
The bubbling that you mentioned is bubbling mud. They are very close to Mt Versuvius. An active volcano. The one that buried Pompeii just over 2000 years ago.
I’m a completist, so you probably should watch part 2 of this song. It is a little disappointing though that part 2 was filmed in a studio (in Paris?), instead of the amphitheater in Pompeii. The amphitheater used to host gladiatorial fights and other spectacles for the Roman citizens of Pompeii until 79 A. D. when nearby Vesuvius erupted spewing enough ash to completely entomb the town. 44 years after Pink Floyd’s historic performance in the middle of the empty amphitheater, guitarist David Gilmour came back to perform to a paying audience of 2500 for two nights in 2015, the first live event there in nearly two millennia. Look for the Blu Ray of that concert. Enjoy.
@@rtwbikerider Pretty sure only a few parts of part two were filmed in Paris, the whole song was done in Pompeii but some shots from Paris were edited in while all the sound is from Pompeii
@@jacobpaulson23 You have a better memory than I do. I just watched part 2. The majority of the footage is the performance in the amphitheater. Good catch.
TH-cam confuses me. Here you are worried the video will be taken down if you don’t pause and the video is faded anyway. Meanwhile some youtubers have the performance taking up the whole screen with no pauses and they have no issues. Great reaction!!
Sorry to hear about your son I hope it all goes well for him this is in Pompeii the volcano disaster thing anyway you should try Comfortably Numb at Pompeii it's about 40 years later but it's more David Gilmour than PINK FLOYD but still PINK FLOYDY if you get me
All the young people say to that "what is that" when they listen to this amazing song. Don't think anymore because this is PINK FLOYD. They are going into your brains as soon as you start to listen them. They are the god of the music.
Nick is one of the greatest drummers of all time. He's understated but his intuition is incredible. I was meant to see him play live last year but covid screwed it up. Was so looking forward to it because he was going to be covering the Meddle album (that this is taken from). Hopefully will be doing the tour next year! Will be great to see him for the 1st time since 1987
P.F music is an experience, music you have to listen too not just hear. David came back to play at the Amphitheatre 43 yrs. later without the P.F. players. First time a live audience inside since 79 AD. he plays some Floyd and some solo . well worth any video on " Live at Pompeii". " comfortably Numb" 95 million views.
I think the first time I heard and saw this was at a nearby community college auditorium. They set up a big movie screen and had a huge frikken sound system. Was cool as f*#k. You just didn't hear it and see it, but you felt it.🤘👍😎🔥
Good to know! I'm going to start writing down the different policies of artists. With some, I have to pause literally every 30 seconds, while others don't require it. 🤷♀️
You don't need to pause Pink Floyd; they don't care. Do yourself a favor and do Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl {there are no pauses between songs), or at least do Time and Great Gig in the Sky together.
Pink Floyd: Echoes part 2 Atom Heart Mother Set the controls for the heart of the sun (Pompei) King Crimson: Epitaph Lizard Islands Starless Frank Zappa: Peaches en regalia Little house I used to live in King Kong Waka Jawaka The Grand Wazoo
Hello just to say hope you're child is well and you're family's love and care ensures a speedy recovery grew up with pink floyd and they are a type of household name here in the UK their recordings are great as the music along with the words speak to you for myself this is the greatest live performance along with Iron maiden take care and thank you for your reaction.
Grey bubbling is volcanic activity , Pompeii where this was filmed is very volcanic , It buried the city there hundreds or nearly thousands of years ago ,
This was early in the Dave Gilmour line up after he replaced Syd Barrett. Apparently the Mayor of Pompeii was a Pink Floyd fan and he had something to do with getting a power cable sorted out to power the kit? (maybe someone can correct that???) I just know getting a permit it Italy to do anything is really really really difficult.... So for a British band to get permission to play in the ancient Amphitheatre at Pompeii is mind blowing in itself🤣 The very DNA of this track can be heard in the majority of Pink Floyds music, just awesome! (and I mean that the way it's meant.... not the way our dear friends in the US use it🤣)
I've been mesmorised and tearful at some PF stuff but this one just isn't there as a whole for me. Individually brilliant but that's it. Loved your pure reaction
Welcome to the Floyd effect. It comes as easily as breathing in and out. Right here in our own homes, we are lifted to a universe of Floyd's own making. Just think how different the bass would sound with a modern set up. The old bass here gives this classic it character. I've depended on their music, old and new to carry me through times I didn't ask for. On the other side, some of their music has sent me close to the edge at times when I shouldn't have listened. (Even just recently, I was in a period of mental down turn). Not sure how long ago Echoes was released. It's from the Meddle album, that goes back to when the waters were receding from Noah's flood. I love that you can't bring yourself to pause with a Floyd song playing. It's almost criminal to drag yourself back from the waking dream they take you to. Several times over the past few months, I was going to ask if a Floyd reaction was in the pipe line. But each time, it didn't feel right. Almost ethereal, like a gassy material aloud to permeate through the air we breath to calm the foulest of moods. Just like Jesus was said to have calmed the raging sea. We don't need no education, we just need Pink Floyd. Right now I could type for days going on about about how masterful these men are. But I'll spare you all the rantings of a passionate old men.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam I don't really want to mention the psychedelic drugs fuelling imagination in those days, but I think that's about the truth of it. Then it's down to the clever clogs in the editing room. Not something I've thought of.
@@grahamnash9794 I figured drugs were involved. 🤷♀️ Ooh what like must have been like. 🤣 My mom once told me about her addiction to the early Coke products.
I am sorry to hear about your son having been operated on. Hope he will get better soon. And I am glad Pink Floyd could help you feel at ease. Good time to react to Echoes and yes, there is a part two at Pompei. Same surroundings with vulcanic activity.
There area couple of good versions of this by David Gilmour touring with Richard Wright, Live In Gdansk & Remember That Night: Live 2006. David won't perform it any more though as part of it was a musical 'conversation' with Rick on keyboards, who sadly passed away in 2008.
Yes there's a part two but I think the studio version actually sounds better. The live version of part two kind of loses the power of David Gilmour when he comes in with the crescendo in part 2. And actually a really good live version was the last one David Gilmour did with Rick Wright when he was still alive. This was 2006 live in Gdansk!! Brilliant version with the ending showing David Gilmour and Rick Wright actually having a conversation with guitar and keyboards in the end kind of saying goodbye....
@Jon Henke Great comment! I've always that way too about the live versions having lost a lot of the power during the crescendo. Could never figure out why they went that route live. I was glad to see David brought that back for the 2006 tour though. I'm a bigger fan of the Remember That Night album as a whole but the Live In Gdansk version of Echoes might be the best live version of Echoes I've ever heard and I've heard almost all of them, live boots included.
Still, it's a pretty fucking awesome LIVE performance, in a tough place to play, under the blazing sun. It's a studio quality performance. In the studio, they get multiple chances to get it right...
Even though I was a Pink Floyd fan for a while, after looking up all the albums, I amazed at some of what I missed by them. I guess I wasn't that big a fan after all. These guys were the best to listen to while under the influence and just relaxing in a dark room, vegging out. lol Oh, the good old days.
This was filmed in 72 or 73, in an empty amphiteather among the ruins of Pompeii, which was devastated by the eruption of the Vesuvius. Thousands died, suffocated by toxic ash, and their petrified bodies can still be found there, today.
The vulcanno is still active, so that grey bubbling sludge is a pool of hot mud.
They played for no one that day, except the ghosts of Pompeii.
The main footage in and around the amphitheatre was filmed over four days in October 1971!
Nick Mason was using a traditional grip with his sticks,. Yes those were how speaker stacks were back in the day, set up behind who played the instrument. This performance is simply fulfilling, glad you enjoyed it.
David Gilmore never copy striked anyone on You tube and even puts out his music on here at DAVID GILMORE
Gilmour ffs
Pink Floyd doesn’t give you copyright problems; you don’t need to pause.
You’re right, Pink Floyd is an experience. Just found you today and I’m binge watching. Love to see people’s faces when they discover this song. Thanks✌️
Song???🤦🏻♀️
@@MissMariQueen the song is called Echoes.
Prayers for you and your child!!!🙏🙏🙏
beauty reaction - thanks
Interesting to watch your face through this. You started off with furrows and stress on your face but by the middle of the big solo at the end you were smiling, vibing, and looked just as content as can be. Music at its finest has a magic, and Pink Floyd is Music at its finest. Great reaction.
P.s. hope your kid is doing OK and recovering well 💗
How funny I was going to ask if you heard Echoes 😂
Love it. Blew your brains. Brilliant reaction ♥️
Wow . . . . . Pompeii amazing.......
Echoes live in Gdansk is awesome and 25 minutes long. It's part 1 and 2, and the light show is on another level entirely. Watch it and you will be hooked.
That's the very best live performance of this song ever... unfortunately, the last time it was performed in concert, as David Gilmour said that he cannot do it with Rick Wright, who sadly passed away not too long after...
Bubbling Mud is lava from near by Mount Vesuvius, same volcano erupted in 79AD nearly destroyed then ancient city of Pompeii killing thousands of its citizens with some died and mummified by lava in their tracks. I think the ancient part of Pompeii is a historical site for visitation. As someone mentioned, David Gilmour came back with his solo band for real live event since 79AD with an audience in the ancient coliseum even though his band , Pink Floyd were there 40+ years prior to his live concert.
The "bubbling mud" is in Pozzuoli! Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Magnificent...
The grey bubbling stuff is mud being pushed up by steam pressure. This is Pompeii Italy where the volcano Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and buried the landscape and town of Pompeii.
The "grey bubbling stuff" is in Pozzuoli. I'm Italian and I know. I've been there for a 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
The bubbling stuff, is a volcano honey! 😂That video, was filmed at POMPEII, a Roman Town, which was destroyed by a Volcano, in year 79! The songs, are prefect with the images, of the ruins, and the volcano! ONLY, PINK FLOYD, IS ABLE TO TAKE ALL THE ÉQUIPEMENT TO MAKE A LIVE SHOW, FOR NOBODY, IN SOME ROMAN RUINS, IN THE POMPEII AMPHITHEATER! 😂👍✌️😋🎸🇫🇷
The live at gdansk version the last appearance of Rick Wright is brilliant
PINK FLOYD SEND MORE PEOPLE TO SPACE THAN NASA
Live 1972 50 years old i'm Born in this year.
It was the age of the rock gods
This song would take me back to when I would look at the micro dots in the window panes those where the days
Love me some Pink Floyd
IT'S ONLY THE HALF OF THE SONG HONEY! 😂👍✌️😋🎸🇫🇷
5:51 that grey bubbling stuff is mud in a vulcanically active spot in the town of Pozzuoli (a little west of Napoli)
Ohh to be a fly on the wall at that performance
Grey bubbles volcanic bubbling ,Pompeii is a Roman city which was buried in vlocanicash in a night with the people in their homes ,this is thier satdium ..It has been dug out andmuchis perfectly preserved.
"I love the bass on this!" Ohhh just wait. Lol
Clearly, this performance was the Nick Mason show.
On the original vinyl LP Echoes took up a whole side of the LP and was around 25 minutes long. When I was lucky to see them for the first time, when they came on to do an encore and we heard the ping of the piano the stadium went mad as we knew there was going to be a 25ish minute encore that was echoes - Amazing. I do not know why it is done as part 1 and part 2.
Randi, if you want to see the whole band working their craft, from the same movie, check out " A Saucerful of Secrets" there is one version that is cut short, and another that is about 9 minutes! The song is weird for some, for me and for the elite people like you 😉 it's pure art.
Fun fact,
It's the only song ever that starts with a single note and finishes with that same note.
The Floyd playing to thousands of dead souls born too long ago to hear their amazing music,
Maybe the ancient Romans inspired them to produce such eternal ethereal sounds...
IMO, Nick Mason (the drummer ) totally steals the show.
Check out "Grandchester Meadows" with good headphones, if you ever need a good chill.
the gray bubbling stuff is heated liquid from the volcano. You know what happened in Pompeii, right? I wouldn't call this lava, b/c lava is bright red.
Great reaction. More volume please. We can always turn it down on our end if needed. Rock on.
I have a reaction to part 2 of this coming tomorrow. Thank you for the feedback!
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam You aer doing great. Subscribing now. Thanks for this reaction.
As others have said, you need to carry on with Part 2.
She looks like the mother of a previous review.
My dear youNever ever talk when the Floyd is Playing you just Listen and let your mind Do the Rest….ENJOY 😈 you saw the the Richard Wright on keyboards in beginning he is the Lead vocalist in the Echoes
don’t pause when you listen to FLOYD
They are not young anymore, this was filmed in 1971.
They look soooo young ! But how shaggable ? I fancy dave gilmour here !
Hope your kid is ok. What soap did you use in the shower, my preference is Dove, its great and leaves the skin soft, it doesn't dry the skin out like a lot of soaps!
u must of heard of randy hansen
live 1972 , fantastic
The "bubbling mud", as most of you commenters call it, is in POZZUOLI! Jeez, do some research, or, even better, keep it out of your comments. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
How would I know what to research before seeing it in the video? Is it better for the viewer to pause it and look it up?
Hydrothermal mud pots
I hate the small screen!
Oh, why I always get to comment pretty women...... 😐 Well, someone must do it... 🙊🙈🙉
Is there some reason we're looking at the top of your desk with a coffee cup and sun glasses and all kinds of crap...
How about just showing the video...
pompei en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pompeii
Nice to see you being back to reacting. If you want to know what "inspired" Pink Floyd you should check out KING CRIMSON "In the court of the Crimson King" Live.... it's a treat
I hear more early pink Floyd in crimson than crimson in Floyd. Animals is the only album that I can hear a little(red album) crimson in it. Chicken or the egg. Floyd came first.
Great to see you back reacting to PF and this epic otherworldly ethereal opus. Now for part 2 where you will see the late keyboardist Richard Wright the whole texture of Floyd!
The bubbling that you mentioned is bubbling mud. They are very close to Mt Versuvius. An active volcano. The one that buried Pompeii just over 2000 years ago.
79 A.C
Pompeii' s destruction
Vesuvio (in italian language) the volcano
@@65alef yep sorry meant just over 2000 years👍🏻
@@bazkeen 👍😘
I recall some of the story about Pompeii. I wondered if it was something volcano-related but wasn't sure. Thank you for the info!
React the álbum "The Hunting Party - Linkin Park, 2014" please. all the songs are very good, but little heard.
Brazilian greetings 🇧🇷❤
Gotta check out sickness unto you by trivium. It's a banger
There are two parts to this live version. You only did the first part
I’m a completist, so you probably should watch part 2 of this song. It is a little disappointing though that part 2 was filmed in a studio (in Paris?), instead of the amphitheater in Pompeii.
The amphitheater used to host gladiatorial fights and other spectacles for the Roman citizens of Pompeii until 79 A. D. when nearby Vesuvius erupted spewing enough ash to completely entomb the town. 44 years after Pink Floyd’s historic performance in the middle of the empty amphitheater, guitarist David Gilmour came back to perform to a paying audience of 2500 for two nights in 2015, the first live event there in nearly two millennia. Look for the Blu Ray of that concert. Enjoy.
@@rtwbikerider Pretty sure only a few parts of part two were filmed in Paris, the whole song was done in Pompeii but some shots from Paris were edited in while all the sound is from Pompeii
@@jacobpaulson23 You have a better memory than I do. I just watched part 2. The majority of the footage is the performance in the amphitheater. Good catch.
TH-cam confuses me. Here you are worried the video will be taken down if you don’t pause and the video is faded anyway. Meanwhile some youtubers have the performance taking up the whole screen with no pauses and they have no issues. Great reaction!!
pompei?Italia?vesuvio?volcano?....bubble stuff?..can u see it now? ;)
Masterpiece
Noone there for 1000s of years ..then Pink Floyd arrives!
great reaction dir the First Part, what about the second?
And btw Pink Floyd wrote dogs
They are in Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. Watch Live at Pompeii,it will explain alot. Most Favorite Band!!!!
Sorry to hear about your son I hope it all goes well for him this is in Pompeii the volcano disaster thing anyway you should try Comfortably Numb at Pompeii it's about 40 years later but it's more David Gilmour than PINK FLOYD but still PINK FLOYDY if you get me
All the young people say to that "what is that" when they listen to this amazing song. Don't think anymore because this is PINK FLOYD. They are going into your brains as soon as you start to listen them. They are the god of the music.
Quality always stands the test of time..may they play for ever...
La vuelvo a escuchar y de nuevo me convenzo de que es la mejor composición en la historia del rock
The studio version is 23:31. And in my opinion is better.
You lost your way with the pause.... easily done
The "bubbling stuff" is lava...this was filmed in Pompei, Italy, the site of one of the worst vocanic catastrophes in history.
it's actually boiling mud. lava would be bright red
@@roballen5718 Exactly. These are hot springs with hot water and steam coming up after being heated by the lava far below the surface.
Nick is one of the greatest drummers of all time. He's understated but his intuition is incredible. I was meant to see him play live last year but covid screwed it up. Was so looking forward to it because he was going to be covering the Meddle album (that this is taken from). Hopefully will be doing the tour next year! Will be great to see him for the 1st time since 1987
P.F music is an experience, music you have to listen too not just hear. David came back to play at the Amphitheatre 43 yrs. later without the P.F. players. First time a live audience inside since 79 AD. he plays some Floyd and some solo . well worth any video on " Live at Pompeii". " comfortably Numb" 95 million views.
You do NOT need to pause pink Floyd. They do not come at anyone. They are not bothered at all about reactions or copyright
I think the first time I heard and saw this was at a nearby community college auditorium. They set up a big movie screen and had a huge frikken sound system. Was cool as f*#k. You just didn't hear it and see it, but you felt it.🤘👍😎🔥
Always good to see someone new discover this gem
Pink Floyd allows you to listen to their music without pausing/ If you feel the need twice a song is fine.
Good to know! I'm going to start writing down the different policies of artists. With some, I have to pause literally every 30 seconds, while others don't require it. 🤷♀️
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam yer pink Floyd don’t require literally any pauses. None.
You don't need to pause Pink Floyd; they don't care. Do yourself a favor and do Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl {there are no pauses between songs), or at least do Time and Great Gig in the Sky together.
i am brazilian, i love pink floyd and i love your chanel! (Sorry for the english)
If you thought the first part was psychedelic, you should hear the second part, it is really "out there" and then...but no that would be telling!
Pink Floyd:
Echoes part 2
Atom Heart Mother
Set the controls for the heart of the sun (Pompei)
King Crimson:
Epitaph
Lizard
Islands
Starless
Frank Zappa:
Peaches en regalia
Little house I used to live in
King Kong
Waka Jawaka
The Grand Wazoo
Hello just to say hope you're child is well and you're family's love and care ensures a speedy recovery grew up with pink floyd and they are a type of household name here in the UK their recordings are great as the music along with the words speak to you for myself this is the greatest live performance along with Iron maiden take care and thank you for your reaction.
Pompeii's Vulcanic Sulfurs from Vesuvius in Naples Italy ; from the still active Volcano; perently and permanently active !
Good reaction but personally think it would be better not to overlay your desk over the video as you can't see the video properly. Thanks.
It is absolutely real musicians some of the best ,, In part two it works its way back to the song ,,
Grey bubbling is volcanic activity , Pompeii where this was filmed is very volcanic , It buried the city there hundreds or nearly thousands of years ago ,
This was early in the Dave Gilmour line up after he replaced Syd Barrett. Apparently the Mayor of Pompeii was a Pink Floyd fan and he had something to do with getting a power cable sorted out to power the kit? (maybe someone can correct that???)
I just know getting a permit it Italy to do anything is really really really difficult.... So for a British band to get permission to play in the ancient Amphitheatre at Pompeii is mind blowing in itself🤣
The very DNA of this track can be heard in the majority of Pink Floyds music, just awesome!
(and I mean that the way it's meant.... not the way our dear friends in the US use it🤣)
I've been mesmorised and tearful at some PF stuff but this one just isn't there as a whole for me. Individually brilliant but that's it. Loved your pure reaction
dont forget part 2 this is only the first half!
Welcome to the Floyd effect. It comes as easily as breathing in and out. Right here in our own homes, we are lifted to a universe of Floyd's own making.
Just think how different the bass would sound with a modern set up. The old bass here gives this classic it character. I've depended on their music, old and new to carry me through times I didn't ask for. On the other side, some of their music has sent me close to the edge at times when I shouldn't have listened. (Even just recently, I was in a period of mental down turn).
Not sure how long ago Echoes was released. It's from the Meddle album, that goes back to when the waters were receding from Noah's flood.
I love that you can't bring yourself to pause with a Floyd song playing. It's almost criminal to drag yourself back from the waking dream they take you to. Several times over the past few months, I was going to ask if a Floyd reaction was in the pipe line. But each time, it didn't feel right.
Almost ethereal, like a gassy material aloud to permeate through the air we breath to calm the foulest of moods. Just like Jesus was said to have calmed the raging sea. We don't need no education, we just need Pink Floyd. Right now I could type for days going on about about how masterful these men are. But I'll spare you all the rantings of a passionate old men.
I wonder what it is about Pink Floyd that causes their music to transport the listener like it does. 🤔
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam I don't really want to mention the psychedelic drugs fuelling imagination in those days, but I think that's about the truth of it. Then it's down to the clever clogs in the editing room. Not something I've thought of.
@@grahamnash9794 I figured drugs were involved. 🤷♀️ Ooh what like must have been like. 🤣 My mom once told me about her addiction to the early Coke products.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam looking on TH-cam at PRIESTS EXORCISTS react to pink floyd
I am sorry to hear about your son having been operated on. Hope he will get better soon. And I am glad Pink Floyd could help you feel at ease. Good time to react to Echoes and yes, there is a part two at Pompei. Same surroundings with vulcanic activity.
You should react to The Blister Exists by Slipknot, It's their best song IMO.
There area couple of good versions of this by David Gilmour touring with Richard Wright, Live In Gdansk & Remember That Night: Live 2006. David won't perform it any more though as part of it was a musical 'conversation' with Rick on keyboards, who sadly passed away in 2008.
Yes there's a part two but I think the studio version actually sounds better. The live version of part two kind of loses the power of David Gilmour when he comes in with the crescendo in part 2. And actually a really good live version was the last one David Gilmour did with Rick Wright when he was still alive. This was 2006 live in Gdansk!! Brilliant version with the ending showing David Gilmour and Rick Wright actually having a conversation with guitar and keyboards in the end kind of saying goodbye....
@Jon Henke
Great comment! I've always that way too about the live versions having lost a lot of the power during the crescendo. Could never figure out why they went that route live. I was glad to see David brought that back for the 2006 tour though. I'm a bigger fan of the Remember That Night album as a whole but the Live In Gdansk version of Echoes might be the best live version of Echoes I've ever heard and I've heard almost all of them, live boots included.
Still, it's a pretty fucking awesome LIVE performance, in a tough place to play, under the blazing sun. It's a studio quality performance. In the studio, they get multiple chances to get it right...
Please listen to part 2 in pompejii
Even though I was a Pink Floyd fan for a while, after looking up all the albums, I amazed at some of what I missed by them. I guess I wasn't that big a fan after all. These guys were the best to listen to while under the influence and just relaxing in a dark room, vegging out. lol Oh, the good old days.
react to "Edane - Cry Out" (ost. spiderman 2) this is super cool