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Artist: Pink Floyd
Song: Pigs
Album: Animals
Released: 1977
Genre: Progressive rock, Blues rock, Hard rock.
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The final Gilmour solo on this song is so aggressive. So full of rage and raw emotion. No other guitarist can get even close to that.
No other guitarist comes close in matters of creativity and passion. But the ones with rogers us + them tour can take it very well, I must say.
@@andremarques1154 as angry as Gilmour ever sounded. Perfectly interpreting the anger inWaters' words. Said it before and I'll say it again. The emotion that pours from Gilmours fingers are as important and meaningful as any lyric Roger could ever write.
NICE avi and user name,,,,👍👍👍😎
You are giving him waaaay too much credit. Steve Howe could do this song. However, Gilmour couldn't do YES. Seen them both in concert many times. PF music sounds a lot like the song before. But I do think this song is one of their best. The thing is, in concert, they MUST have visuals to keep your brain entertained, because watching them play is as boring as watching the Grateful Dead. I've taken PF fans (always got free tickets) and once, their "biggest fan" fell asleep. With Yes, it is more fantastical (lol) just watching them do their craft.
@@nancymjohnson ha! Obvious Floyd hater. Enjoy your yes.
This song is so amazing. If you listen to it with headphones, you can notice that there are no silences. There's always at least a faint sound in the back that keeps the song together. It's simply amazing. Only one bad thing: you can't compare politicians with pigs, it' so unfair to those animals.
Something these 4 guys did well, was leave space for each other - the keyboard never overruns the bass, the bass never ovveruns the guitar, the guitar always leaves room for the vocal to shine, and one instrument will leave room for the next to accentuate the feeling. Little wonder people listen to FLoyd the first time and think "wow, I've been missing something significant here..."
Most politicians are just Dogs who work for the Pigs. But some politicians work their way up to becoming the actual Pigs. eg the Dictators of today's world.
The fretless bass you hear in the beginning of the song is David Gilmour, He plays bass on this track and Sheep as well! His bass playing is phenomenal, Just as melodic and soulful as his guitar playing.
Talk box is top notch too. Gilmour rocks!
Learn something new every day lad
cierto, y en otros albumes tambien lo ha hecho. Presta atención a "hey you" de the wall y tambien lo encontrarás. Y hubo más. Gilmour con Wright eran el alma musical de Pink Floyd
@@carlosruiz-ob7le ese dúo era increíble
I've always loved the octaves around 14:00
Sir David Gilmour may not shred or show off technically,but NOBODY gets the emotion that he does.
My favourite guitarist for that very reason.
IMO......music is to take you away from the everyday grind. Put you into a different realm. And nobody does it better that Pink Floyd.
So true! 🔥🔥🔥
RusH and Zeppelin are not far behind.
Don't forget Yes. These guys need to do more Yes. Close to the Edge will blow their heads apart. Then to finish them off - Gates of Delerium.
@@2869may My Top 3 too. 👍
@@dgreene4234 The Holy Trinity...lol
Gilmour’s outro solo on Dogs has that same feeling of anger as the outro synthesizer part on Welcome To The Machine. They’re so good at translating emotions through the instruments and not just through the lyrics and vocals. Incredible.
So happy you are doing the whole Animals album.
Same
For me, the best Floyd album. And most underrated. Thx for your reaction, love it to see Younger people who are amazed about this classic music. In 200 Years they will play Beethoven, Mozart, Stravinsky and Floyd. (And of course some of the other Greats, like Zappa?)
My favorite Floyd album. Hands down. 👍
Mine, too 👏🏼
Same 👍👍👍😎
couldn't agree more , if floyd had done animals before dsotm we'd be ranting on forever about animals and saying ''i think dsotm is such an under rated album , and so on.
How high do you guys think we were back in 70's as teenagers listening to all this fantastic music? It was INSANE!
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I only really started listening to Floyd about 13 years ago,I am about to reach 60 yrs old. I've never heard a band like them. Watching your reactions looks to me like they are making you go into the mental state that they were in when they were making these tracks. After listening to the track it seems like your returning from a journey from who knows where. No other band does that. Unique masters of their profession. 👍👍👋👋👋👋
Ditto......recall, well mostly.....in 75ish 15-16 years old, Dark Side of the Moon, 8-Track, cruising the countryside prairie trailz in a 64 Econoline Van, & slightly influenced by LSD, Budwieser & a whitetail antler pipe for added enhancement.....Journey of Laughter & Enlightenment
Peace Out.....& Rock On Beyonder
@Andy Briggs and for the 10,000th time !
Stoned immaculate 😎
Lads, you've been Floyed again!! 😄
Like always :)
Supposedly Gilmour played the bass solos in this one, too.
You are right, a person can't absorb that much audio information in one sitting. I'm still in awe after 50 years of listening to these masters.
I read a comment once that described the ending solo by Gilmore as Godzilla destroying Tokyo. Yeah, that about sums it up.
This album is a timeless indictment of the type of people all GOOD people should oppose. They have the power, but we have the truth and the numbers. (Sounds like a Doors lyric)
@@innit8376 Why don’t more people realize that?
sounds like a Simpsons lyric "they have the plant, but we have the power"
Man, this is my favorite solo from David Gilmour I think. It's ferocious. It's an angry solo, and it's powerful. The only live versions you can find of these Animals tracks are mostly from bootlegs, but they're worth checking out. David adds an extra solo in the live versions.
I keep telling you, Animals by Pink Floyd Is the greatest album ever recorded... Soon, you will understand.
The lyrics on this whole album are stellar, one of my fav PF lines of all time is in Pigs: "You radiate cold shafts of broken glass,"
What so many people overlook is that they did this 50 (almost) years ago....
When I was 10, I went on a trip to Austria and my dad gave me this album on tape for me to listen to. My dad was a huge fan of PF but I never cared. Anyway, I put the tape in my walkman and could not stop listening. Played the tape the entire trip from the Netherlands to Austria none-stop. Still my favorite Pink Floyd album.
Pink Floyd’s music will always stand the test of time. Two other songs you should do are “Hey You” or “Marooned”
Pigs (three Different Ones) is my favourite song from Animals.
React to pink floyd's live 8, it was their last time as a band, they played breathe, money, wish you were here and comfortably numb, they haven't played for more than 15 years and it was incredible, I ask you please !!!
Is a great concert!!!
You need to read Orwell's Animal Farm to understand this album. I had a hard time with this album when it was first released. It has turned out to be one of my favorites.
and now it became pure reality
gilmours performance is a nice compliment to Roger's vocals and lyrics
You radiate cold shards of broken glass,,,,,CLASSIC Pink Floyd. 🔥🔥🔥😎
"I smell politicians here." You've got it right! Different Whitehouse, same meaning.
Mary Whitehouse. Nice catch.
Throw in the clergy here in the U.S. over the last 2½ decades...
Again, Nick is tearing up those drums so deftly, adding such a smooth edge to the hammering of those guitars... I have realized Pink Floyd IS a Schedule 1 Narcotic, I have not touched a joint in 15 years when listening to them...
Masterpiece album. Next "sheep"😎🇬🇪
This is why Animals is my favorite Pink Floyd album. Genius on all levels! Been listening to it since it came out and it never gets old.
Of all their albums poetically , musicianship , and most striking lyrics I feel this is their best, the band at their tightest, Animals. Many sentiments still valid today.
Great reaction as always guys. No two songs or albums by this group are the same. Fifty years from now PF will still be talked of and played, how enduring!
this was the first pink floyd song to make me cry, the solo at the end obviously
Animals is one of my favorite Pink Floyd albums and was fortunate to see them touring it at MSG and was blown away by it. This was my first Pink Floyd show as a 16 years old and was among the top 5 concerts I have ever seen! I have gone to concerts from ages 14 to 58, I never stopped going to concerts so top 5 is pretty high marks in my book....
seen the same tour in Boston 77' top 3 for me and been attending concerts as you have.
David Gilmore used a guitar Voicebox to make the pig sounds. This voicebox was made famous by Peter Frampton with a song called "Show Me The Way" which was high in the singles charts. His album "Frampton Comes Alive" was one of the highest selling albums of all time....a track called "Do You Feel Like I Do " has a voicebox guitar solo that will blow your socks off ! - Incidentally - Joe Walsh also is famous for using a voicebox.....It's a tube that goes into your mouth in front of the mic & the tube is connected to a small box that is an amp with a tiny funnel the other end of the tube fits on. Great reaction as always.
True story!
wow the scenery behind you looks incredible 🤩 Good reaction, greetings 🇲🇽❤️
Thank you so much!!
My favorite from the album xx
Same
Every time Gilmour comes in with that end solo, I think of Godzilla rising up and just TRASHING Tokyo lol. It's literally a monster solo.
I am a firm believer that Animals is Gilmour's best guitar work
You're not alone. I may not be from the UK or born during the Pink Floyd era but I too share the same thought 👍🇮🇳
Agreed. Its so leftfield from his other stuff yet so creative. He's proper operating outside his comfort zone...similar but different. Impressive on all levels
I agree. The solo on Dogs is one of his best ones.
best guitar work of all time*
You won't get an argument from me.
You guys need to take a DEEP dive into First Generation Pink Floyd... There is a song that is tremendous in its original recording called "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun". I, quite literally, just found out Nick Mason is still performing with a band, which he formed, called Saucerful of Secrets. Listen to this song as performed by this group. Be ready guys, if you do either version. It is truly "TRIP" music...
Yes! That's my favourite songs from early Pink Floyd, together with "Careful with that Axe, Eugene".
la trilogía animal hecha música, increíble tema, increíble album, increíble banda... only PINK FLOYD...
As early 20-somethings,we all piled into someones house with food,puff and drink,giant bean bags all over the place and put Pink Floyds new release on,all bought that day.
Play it,play it again,then discuss it.
This album floored us all.
Repeated listens bring great rewards.
My favourite Floyd work among many favourites.
Flippin' heck, guys, this is an amazing piece of music! Honest to God, Pink Floyd are incredible as we all know but all the transitions for the three different pigs - wow! I've been reading about the Animals album and it's inspired by Animal Farm by George Orwell which is interesting. Really wonderful and I just want to listen to this song again to fully appreciate it. I think I'll maybe leave it until tomorrow though! You're right, George, Pink Floyd are a complicated band and it's incredible what they've achieved with their music and albums. You definitely have to listen to this a few times! Many thanks for your reaction, guys, much appreciated.
The whole album was inspired by the book, not just this song. Animals is my favorite album of theirs 🤜🏼⚡️🤛🏼
@@lynnhoffman247 Hi Lynn, yes I know, I've amended it - it's an amazing album!
@@annemaclean6634 👍🏼🤗
I’m with you, Animals is my fav too
@@lynnhoffman247 Thanks, Lynn, you can never have too much Pink Floyd for me!
Animals kicks Ass!! ♥️🎶🎸🎤🔥♥️ So glad you’re doing this!!
13:13 jeez you're a good brother, George, with that "prepare yourself for what's coming". 😀
Oh hell yeah. I've been waiting for this reaction from you guys. Incredible song.
Gilmour's last solo is like him stomping on his effects pedals like Godzilla!
That feeling is called the Gilmour effect. That smooth, emotive, vibrato with lots of fuzz and great minor blues pentatonic scale patterns really squeeze in between the vertebrae and twiddle the spinal chord of people.
plus he had gotten a Heil talk box here and was learning to use it the same time as Frampton.
If you don't get stoned already, Pink Floyd will let you know what it feels like.
I feel very lucky that I was able to see them and at an outdoor stadium at night. Simply amazing and an awesome experience.
I completely agree-you do need to listen to PF songs multiple times to hear and get it all. Each song is a story or a part of a story. There are levels and depths to each song-the words, music and sounds all painting a picture-a story. And they do this with pure musical genius to create all their masterpieces. Yes, I am kind of a PF fan, lol.
I love Roger's voice, so much feeling the way how he sings and pronounces his own lyrics it is absolutely amazing, Gilmour's solos are just from another galaxy, they are the best musicians ever existed in this world.
Pink Floyd forever.
I remember one time I was traveling from one city to another by bus, in Argentina, I was playing the whole Animals album with my earphones on and everything, having quite a trip, and coincidentally when this song was playing I looked out the window and there was a track full of death pigs, that was so weird and amazing at the same time, the song plus the pig sounds while looking at the death pigs bodies, oof it totally gave the experience a whole new vibe, I mean what are the odds? That was crazy!!
Background starts as a slow beating of war drums and countered by peaceful people just living. But the pigs keep pushing. Need t-shirts that say dude g or dude p..
I saw Pink Floyd during the Animals tour at Angel Stadium in Anaheim California. My 16 year old mind was blown!
I didn't get inside, but went to the show. Saw the pig flying around and, of course, dozens of kids trying their best to somehow get in for free while being subdued by those football players they used to hire to beat people up. I did see several shows at the stadium, though, including The Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd-Ted Nugent, Alice Cooper-Kinks, Boston-Black Sabbath, etc. The best era of stadium rock! All day music, all headliner line ups, and all for under fifteen bucks...
@@obbor4 you saw some great shows!
I saw Peter Frampton with Foghat and J Giels , Kiss with Ted Nugent, Montrose and Bob Segar. Scorpions with Iron Maiden and Foreigner. Oh and Bowie! Good times.
@@susiegines7314 Yes ma'am. I saw Bowie there, too, in the 80's. Probably the same one that you were at. The Boston-Black Sabbath show also had Van Halen and Sammy Hagar, The Stones, in 78, had The Outlaws, The Skynyrd-Nugent show included both REO Speedwagon and Foreigner when each were at the top of their games. Those were the days, all right!
June 28th 1977 for me Susie. South Phillys Spectrum, "Sheep" was the opening song. Bits and pieces of my brain still scattered about because of my own "mind blown" that magical night.
I have a recording of that show. Non stop "Sit down! Sit the f*ck down!!!" from the crowd. Then Roger tells the audience to stop fighting and beating the shit out of each other before they take a break. Fun show to listen to.
Finally!!!
Yes! Been waiting for this :)
The “pig” solo was a Gilmour guitar solo as well but with a “Talk Box”! Frikkin awesome album!!!
pink floyd always puts you in the mood they want you to be in for every song.. your right
"His solos should never end." You got it!
These Pink Floyd songs are B side, I’m not familiar. They are FANTASTIC!! I’m used to The Wall, etc. BRAVO! PS LOVING THE SET!!!
solo David Gilmour ~ "No Way Out Of Here", "Raise My Rent", "So Far Away" and "No Way".... I promise you will not regret it...!
Glad you like them! The most underrated album by them imo. (George)
@@broaction5343 I’ve only heard what’s been played on the radio. Wow, I’ve Missed OUT!!
@@Frau44 That's why you MUST buy the album and listen to the stuff they don't play on the radio. That's where I've found the songs that I love more than the ones they played to death. It's always been that way for me with all music. You have to stop listening to mainstream radio and go take your own trip. Good luck and have fun! It's the most fun you might ever have musically!
B side, no but this band didn’t really do radio singles. They had a number of “hits” but their albums are designed to be listened to from start to finish. Back in the day, the only bummer was having to get up from your “FLOYD COMA” to flip the record over!
Hello guys,
I am completely addict with your vidéos and comment.I am french, 48 yearling old, and I am à big fan of Pink Floyd.I have seen them in 1994, and Gilmour alone 1 Time, and Roger Waters 3 Times.
You follow Pink Floyd now, and you understand why their music is so good.Thanks for your réactions.
Pink Floyd is absolutely timeless music, that is why their songs are stil so good in 2021.
Continue with Pink Floyd, with delicate sound of thunder live 1988.And with Division Bell album 1994.See you soon again.Love you guys, bye..
Sitting here stoned like a gravel road listening to this ear candy.
This is the album for today’s times, brilliant musicianship & message, and Gilmour stomping in with that solo at the end like a monster.. love it.👍 you have to do ‘Sheep’ now👌🏼
I'm 62 and it gets me for 45 years.
''almost worth a quick grin'' under rated and missed lyrics always get you in the end.... ''mmmm''
I going to buy this album. I should have had it A LONG TIME AGO!!
You won’t regret it
Please react to pink Floyd's 'careful with the axe Eugene' it's a trip and a half xx
And Gilmors guitar work is brilliant.
That's the genius of it! I've heard this at least 1000 times and I hear something new each time! GOT TO LOVE IT!
When you say 'synthesizer', I wonder if you're referring to the middle section where there is a 'pig' solo. That's Gilmour using a talk box with his guitar. Gilmour also plays the bass on this track, and 4 or 5 other backing guitars. This may be my favorite Waters vocals of any of their songs. Perfect song for him.
You just have to have love for the greatness of this slice of “Psychedelic Prog”
The Beatles added "pig" sounds on their (George's) song "Piggies" from "The White Album." All four original members of Pink Floyd - Nick Mason, Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, and Richard Wright - recorded music literally right next door to The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios in London. Here's how Pink Floyd first met The Beatles:
The chance meeting between the two bands happened on 21st of March in 1967 - coincidentally, the two bands were both working on their respective albums in Abbey Roads Studios in London; Pink Floyd was working on their debut, Piper at The Gates of Dawn, while The Beatles were recording what many consider one of the best albums ever made, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. They happened to be recording in rooms adjacent to one another - The Beatles were in Studio 2 while Pink Floyd was in Studio 3. Floyd were scheduled to record from 2:30pm until 7:30pm - as it were, The Beatles were due at the studio just as Pink Floyd finished their first shift. Norman Smith happened to have been producing Pink Floyd’s debut effort, and therein lies the connection. Smith worked as a studio engineer for The Beatles right up until 1965. Since the boys in Pink Floyd knew about this connection, they had virtually begged their producer to ask George Martin if they could pop into Studio 2 to watch the Fab Four work. Writer Hunter Davies, who was there, recalls the situation: “A man in a purple shirt called Norman arrived. He used to be one of their recording engineers and now had a group of his own, [The] Pink Floyd. Very politely he asked George Martin if his boys could possibly pop in to see the Beatles at work. George smiled, unhelpfully. Norman said perhaps he should ask John personally, as a favour. George Martin said no, that wouldn’t work. But if by chance he and his boys popped in about eleven o’clock, he might just be able to see what he could do.” Acceding Smith’s request, George Martin allowed Syd Barrett and his gang of creative artists to hang out and observe in the control room. Pink Floyd’s drummer, Nick Mason, recalls the momentous occasion: “We were ushered into Studio Two where the Fab Four were busy recording ‘Lovely Rita.’ The music sounded wonderful, and incredibly professional. We sat humbly and humbled, at the back of the control room while they worked on the mix, and after a suitable period of time had elapsed, we were ushered out again… They were God-like figures to us.” It is clear that Pink Floyd had then and still do have an enormous amount of respect for the Fab Four. Most importantly, they would agree with the sentiment that Sgt. Pepper’s was one of the greatest albums ever made; Nick Mason added: “They all seemed extremely nice, but they were in a strata so far beyond us that they were out of our league.” It seemed that Pink Floyd understood the importance of Sgt. Peppers as an era-defining record for the ‘Summer of Love’. Roger Waters shares his sentiments on the record: “I remember when Sgt. Pepper came out, pulling the car over into a lay by, and we sat there and listened to it. Somebody played the whole thing on the radio. And I can remember sitting in this old, beat up Zephyr Four, like that.” In the interview, he recounts the way he looked when he sat still, imitating his agape look. While the two bands, especially in regards to their sound, are very different from one another; it is a strange coincidence and a sure sign of the zeitgeist, that while one band was recording their debut and the other was recording their eighth and most significant record, both records are considered psychedelic records. This occasion will forever hold a special place in the history of rock ‘n’ roll.
My number one fav Floyd album,on an endless loop. Absolute masterpiece.
Just wanted to let you know you hit the nail on the head when you said this is about politicians. You got it perfectly. Your review of Dogs too. I got to see them do this live back in 1977. Plastic blowup people and living room furniture floating in the air…. Giant blowup pig… during Dogs they had speakers throughout the arena that made the dogs sound like they were surrounding us. Amazing show! By the way, I love your reviews and have become a subscriber. I have a lot of your videos to watch, thanks for them! Keep ‘em coming!
You guys are killing it! I love this reaction :)
GREAT REACTION...!!!!
In case you're not aware, look up Mary Whitehouse. She is actually who Roger is mentioning in the song. A lot of folks me included, assume it's The Whitehouse lol.
Pink Floyd the masters of sound.
in Italy it's 1.16 am ....i want to sleep...in 20 minutes😉
Not sure if you're gonna sleep after this though ...
@@broaction5343 i go to sleep HAPPY🤟
i suggest you Sheep and Run like hell(pulse)
I hope you guys react to "Sheep" next.. PF as a group were all amazing artist and musicians. Each member individually, was a master of their instrument and some of the best players ever, but Roger Waters was a real genius.
Lyrically yes, I agree, Waters was very good. But musically The real soul and musical genius was always Gilmour. I don't understand why he doesn't have Songwriting credits on this One. As well on Sheep. Best regards from Portugal.🎼🎵🎶
@@joaocardoso8453 Gilmour is great and not only played superb guitar, but also many of the bass parts.. I don't think enough credit is given to Wright and Mason. I mean they were the backbone of the entire sound. Even outshining Gilmour in some aspects. With all that said, Waters was the true genius that made it all possible.. He didn't just write the lyrics. He composed the sound of PF.. All these parts to these songs are just parts until someone puts them together in a cohesive sound.. That someone was Roger Waters..
@@jacoblemen sorry. Gilmour was The Sound of Floyd. Just listen to Dogs. Gilmour's Song. And his voice. And listen to Waters solo career...where is The genius? Sorry.
@@joaocardoso8453 "The music was written in 1974 by David Gilmour and Roger Waters, with lyrics by Waters, and originally titled "You've Got to Be Crazy". Waters modified the lyrics in some parts, transposed the key to suit both Gilmour's and his vocals, and re-titled it "Dogs". The version on Animals is 17 minutes long." In other words, Waters made it sound like Pink Floyd. You're just plain wrong, but it's your opinion.. It's just not factual.
@@joaocardoso8453 Solo career? Waters had a much more successful solo career than Gilmour. Gilmour's solo stuff was a flop and so was the last few PF albums.. If not for the Pink Floyd name they would have been commercial failures.. Waters moved on from PF and took a different direction. Gilmour had no choice but to milk the PF name to stay relevant.. You simply don't know what you're talking about.
In case you've not noticed, this album is loosely based on George Orwell's novel Animal Farm which is a satire on the Russian revolution where animals take over their farm but it all goes wrong.
Pigs= corrupt politicians, Dogs= corporates, Sheep = rest of us.
BTW, the pig above Battersea Power Station is apparently called 'Archie'. It was an inflated balloon flown on a wire which snapped & the pig floated away!. They got it back though when it was found deflated in a field but it did represent a risk to aircraft!. When The Simpsons movie opened in London, as a PR stunt, they flew 'Spiderpig' above the station (you have to see the movie to get that one!).
не смотрел, но уже могу написать - Шедевр. ждём всю Стену.
Boys...listen carefully...David Gilmour and I have been friends for over 30 yrs. Most of the lyrics come from his wife Polly. I know how much you love this music. .....but imagine how it was for me and people of my generation when we heard this for the first time.... some people NEVER recovered from it......spent their whole life walking around in magical bewilderment...that is the impact it had. They are musical geniuses. One of England"s finest. It is a kind of majesty. Another piece of brilliance is Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scotts ( essential listening ) and John Martyn ( The whole Solid Air album ). I am delighted you have thrown off the shackle of Rap so beloved of your generation....it is not necessary to Smack Youse Bitch up and Shoot some Nigga in the head.....you catch my drift. Follow my suggestions and you will not be disappointed. Good luck..., and well done........
Roger waters live doing this song is a must.... Great version live from Mexico on TH-cam. Brings this song a whole new meaning
P.S. the goosebumps will probably go away after 30 minutes
Thank you for letting me relive this masterpiece with you guys.
David Gilmour uses what is called a “ talk box “ on this album . He sends the sound of his guitar into that box. This sends him back down a tube directly into his mouth. He goes out of his way to modulate it and send it back to us by means of the microphone placed in front of his mouth. You will see him using this system in the show PULSE during the song “KEEP TALKING”
Whitehouse refers to Mary Whitehouse who was the 'Queen' of censored in Britain a few decades ago
You both sound like we did 50+ years ago.
Grew up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere throughout the 60s. Yet, we were introduced do Pink Floyd on the very rural country station.
Purchased Piper at the Gates of Dawn in 1967 . Then in 1972 went to the dark side of the moon. I was fortunate to see nearly a half a dozen other concerts of theirs after that.
You might be curious or not why a country station might play Pink Floyd in the 60's? A lot of their music has folk or country feel. Songs like grantchester Meadows or San Tropez. And for a totally different style Atom Heart Mother is a must listen. By the way AHM was Pink Floyd's First Recording in quadraphonics. Of course you needed a special needle. There were some 8-track players that were capable of quadraphonic sound as well. Of course today it is synthesized.
I'm old my memory is fuzzy LOL. Seems like the mid or late 80s was a concert at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. (outside)
They had schedule just one concert but did an encore concert the following night. That second night they were asked to turn the music down. The night before their music was heard inside Sky Harbor above the sound of jets. LOL
Oh and they flew the pig as well. The concert was long as they covered all of their LPS.
A lot gof people think that "Hey You Whitehouse" refers to the Whitehouse in Washington DC, but it actually refers to Mary Whitehouse who was a morality campaigner.
First! and great song
Such a fantastic song and album. So many great memories listening to this camping with friends in college.
Those distorted pig sounds were created by Gilmore by making those sounds through a mic with a plastic tube connected with the mic, which is held in the singers mouth that connects through an electronic voice box, which was also used to distort the voice sound along with the guitar playing combined near the mid to last part of this song.
AHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhh, You boys have new chairs !!! Well done! Next: Meddle, side one!
No one writes songs like Pink Floyd.
Dogs are Predators, pigs are known as
Intelligent, sheep are passive.
At 12:00, when they said "Whitehouse" they were referring not to the U.S White House but Mary Whitehouse, who was a prominent social and religious conservative activist in the UK in the 1970s.
Their movie The Wall! It’s mandatory! It’s just probably the best concept album of all time. No exaggeration!
This album is an adaptation/interpretation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm
It is just so much fun watching you two react to the best of the best. You never know what's around the corner. You think you are prepared, but you never will be.
There are more artists that create music you have to listen to again and again to get the full overview. You know Queen, Kate Bush, David Bowie, Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Yes, Electric Light Orchestra (go for Boy Blue or Shangri-La). I had great fun, thank you! ❤
What kind of music was Patrick listening to before George got him steered into Classic Rock? Did you guys just not hang out together, or what? Just wondering. Your brother is doing you a great favor, as I'm sure you know by now, Patrick. As an aside, it seems like Patrick has a good singing voice. Maybe you guys should start your own band someday. Thanks, again, Bros!
Marooned by Pink floyd please
Piece of art
Yes spot on. My girlfriend at the time bought me the album. When your ear doesn't recognize sounds your natural instinct kicks in. I was a huge fan of PF but listening to Animals was hard work. She kept playing it and then suddenly I was hooked. I've listened to this album 100s of times. There's always something else my ear picks up.
Just stumbled, literally, on you guys. First LP of pf I ever purchased was Piper at the gates of dawn. Saucer full of secrets. Meddle, Uma guma.
All great but if you start at the beginning you can hear the future. People thought I was weird because the music was different, not main stream. An acquired taste so to speak.
Speaking of such, you guys are an instant hit with me and my boys. You got the attitude. Way back when, people that talked like you were to be feared. Your accents I mean. But, people let go of their bullshit. I’m 68 , former US Army Airborne and me and my homie vets think you guys are are the s..t. Cool as f. Rock on and on guys. 🌎
Está claro que cada día os gusta más Pink Floyd. Yo vi en directo la gira pulse en San Sebastián (España) y es lo mejor que he visto en mi vida. Me gustan vuestras reacciones . Pink Floyd forever 👍👍