I introduced my Gen-Z friend to Pink Floyd...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Joe just graduated college (everybody congratulate him,) but he's never heard Dark Side of the Moon. Until now.
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So many people ask what was it like when this album came out? What did we think of it? What is the correct way of listening to the Darkside of the moon. Imagine you are 16, you live in a world where the height of technology is that colour TV’s are just beginning to be made, but no one can afford to buy one. Computers do not exist or any computer games, or knowledge of them. A mobile phone cannot be imagined, even the thought of a calculator stretches your mind. Your knowledge of life is all that you have read and the people you have met. Even being a teenager is a new concept. Your mind is open to the World and Universe but so few ways exist to see it clearly, and so many things try to stop you even looking. You fall back into a bean bag and roll a joint. As you relax within the cloud of aromatic smoke you unwrap the latest album you had just bought “Dark side of the moon”. It’s just come out; you have heard of the album but never heard it. There is no way of hearing it unless you buy it. You place the album on the record player, put your headphones on, close your eyes and allow every note and word into your mind. When the record finishes, you wipe the tears away, walk up to your window and stare at the moon. You take a deep breath, Welcome to the new World…so many things that you, the now teenager of the 21st century, value, enjoy or live for, have over the decades been conceived, invented, and created by those that have listened to this and many albums like this before you. So, what will you create? Don’t let 10 years get behind you!
AND EVERYTHING YOU COULD KNOW was listed in something they called an Encyclopaedia !!!! Basically a BIG F%$3ing book - a dozen of them!!! That was the sum of all knowledge...
I could not have said it better. My first album ever purchased when it was released - the same year I discovered weed - lol...They have been my top band since I heard this the first time.
@@packableenquiries4150 Nobody cried you maudlin muppet.
You guys should listen to Dark Side of the Moon. I think you'd like it.
Not gonna lie, that made me laugh
David Gilmour was asked was there anything he had a problem with 'The Dark Side Of The Moon' he replied, "Not hearing it for the first time."
It wasn't thousands, it was £30 believe it or not.
Session musician's pay. A big problem too, was they just told her to sing. She had to come up with what she did.
Welcome to the club bro
Even though it came out 50 years ago it still sounds like it came out yesterday and besides that Dark Side of the Moon still sells 8,000 copies a week!!
The only thing better than Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd live. Their Pulse concert is one of the greatest concerts of all time and they start it with the entirety of Dark Side of the Moon. The Great Gig in the Sky in particular is just unbelievably beautiful. Where Clare Torry was raw and wild, the ladies of Pulse have polished it up to a brilliant shine. I've watched it countless times and still can't get through it without crying.
That's a tenor sax on Us and Them. The very small saxophones are sopranos. For a sax solo that'll melt your face off give Dogs of War from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert a listen. 🤘🏽💗
Thanks so much for the info on the instruments! The Pulse concerts is one of my favorites of all time. I wore out my DVD when I had it years ago.
@@iamdondawson If you do something from the Pulse Concert, please don't chop it up.
Too much talking, not enough listening.
Yeah, it’s an album that demands your attention, especially on the first few listens. So much to think about lyrically and to catch musically, it’s a disservice to the listener and album to not get immersed in it.
and after this they did the album "Wish You Were Here"
It is of course your channel and you can conduct it as you see fit. However, I'd like to point out that no human being can effectively listen and talk at the same time! Would you meet a friend for drinks and attempt to talk over their dialogue? Could you listen to their argument or story whilst blabbering? No! Think about that for your channel format. Doesn't matter if it's Pink Floyd or not, the principle is the same no matter what you are attempting to listen to, and then comment upon. That you did it with one of the highest selling albums of all time, with deep visceral and timeless lyrics (which your subject completely missed), in addition to incredible soundscapes is of course a travesty, but it would still be a travesty for even the most mundane and untalented music also.
Dick Parry is their sax player. He toured with them on and off throughout Pink Floyd’s tours.
🥸 Salut les gars fan depuis le début des années 90 du FLOYD ce groupe est à jamais dans mon coeur cool de voir votre plaisir à écouter ce chef d'oeuvre 2 infos que vous ne saviez pas peut être la 1ere c'est que oui Paul et Linda Macartney se sont prêter au jeu pour enregistrer les voix (samples avant l'heure !) mais leur prestation n'ont pas été retenu lors du mixage final et la 2eme info c'est que c'est la 1ere fois que le synthetiseur VCS 3 était utilisé il venait d'être inventé et ❤RICK ❤ s'en est servi pour cet album mythique et enfin oui DICK PARRY qui a joué souvent avec le FLOYD jouait du saxo c'est un ami d'enfance de plusieurs membres du groupe et il joue merveilleusement bien 🥰 (si vous aimez les albums concepts GOMINA CAEN FRANCE c'est pas mal non plus AUTOPRODUCTION de grande qualité à mon humble avis ! si vous allez écouter leurs pépites j'espère que vous apprécierais ! pourquoi pas ?) Vous me faites plaisir les jeunes ! c'est cool de vous voir kiffer ! elles déchirent tes guitares ✌👍👽🥸
Way too much edited out. Can't do it. Good luck to ya.
YOU SPEAK TOO MUCH
Not pausing is the problem - speaking over the songs.
I wish you well, but your style's not for me - I need to be able to engage with the music, to enjoy the chat.
Hey no worries, different strokes for different folks!
Joe I'd like to apologise for your first experience of Pink Floyd is being the DSOTM through earbuds!!! This album MUST be listened to through a huge quadraphonic stereo system on ¾ volume or greater!!!!!! Preferably with the lights dimmed down to 5%, and bottle of whiskey, red wine or other close at hand, and perhaps even some magic mushrooms partaken before hand!!! Still I guess you can go back and do all that now, but it won't be the same as the first time...again...my apologies for not having led you into this rabbit hole correctly!!!
forget the mushies, but yeah good hi fi, finding a sweet spot and just enjoying the journey, don't analyse what your hearing just sink into the moments, that's Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd is all natural born talent. They are Originals and theres only one original. We were somehow blessed to grow up with their songs in the air. Forever remembered by Gen X.
Earbuds? Good grief. How do you feel the bass through your ears rather than your lungs? Try Parsons' quad or Guthrie's 5.1 mixes on a proper audio system so the music envelopes the entire room with you in the sweet spot. And if the neighbours complain about the noise, rest assured the cops will arrest them instead.
It’s so the music doesn’t spill into the mic and I can adjust the levels of our voices vs. the music in post.
Clare Torry sued Pink Floyd and got her due in the end when Pink Floyd settled out of court. She got half of the song writing royalties for "Great Gig in the Sky" along with song writing credits and an undisclosed sum of cash.
You just couldn't shut up and let him feel the groove.
It's great that you are introducing your friend to Floyd, well done!
Might I suggest you allow him to relax, close his eyes and listen, with no talking. Allow the music to take him where ever it does.
You might then talk about specific tracks at the end.
And the lyrics ! Pink Floyd, more over those albums, have important and beautiful lyrics, talking make them miss the full experience with the "poetry".
Thanks for introducing this music to your friend. Hope we enjoyed it, and if he really does would be nice if you show him more albums
Floyd only gets better with shrooms
In 2004 Clare Torry sued the members of Pink Floyd for writing credit on The Great Gig In The Sky, as her argument was she 'wrote' the 'lyrics'. They settled out of court but one of her stipulations was that her name be included in all liner notes from now on, showing co-authorship with the great Richard Wright (R.I.P.). I assume that means she is receiving royalties and residuals of the album sales.
Also, she was paid 50 English Pounds for her contribution, which amounts to roughly $500.00 in today's standard.
Also, Paul (and Linda) McCartney's interview questions were deemed not acceptable by Roger Waters, as he felt Paul was trying to be funny. So they do NOT appear on the album.
Hope you both listen to the album without interruption. Please also check out their album "Wish You Were Here" and the song "Echoes" live at Pompeii, 1971.
If you love Dark Side of The Moon as well as Pink Floyd, I urge you to check out Nick Mason's Pink Floyd 'biography': Inside Out. Since he was a member he gives a specific insider's view. He sections the book out into parts for each album, and you can learn all you want to know and more about DSOTM, and any her album you might be curious about. It's an easy and excellent read.
Clare Torry took the band to court some years ago, won and was given song writing credits for The Gig in the Sky and won an undisclosed sum. Bet there were a few zeros in the number.
Wow guys, I know you were excited about showing your bud this masterpiece but chatting over the entire thing, you missed sooo much. Lots of the chatter could have been done at strategic pauses or after the album. The lyrics in this album are some of the most profound in Rock. I doubt that you caught any of it. Also that is a saxophone. Dick Parry (not a member) on sax 🎷.
Not your fault that you cannot distinguish between a saxophone and a flute which is so completely different in sound. It is the tragic result of growing up in a digital age where real instruments tate a back seat to computerizations and mindless beats.
Also, yes Paul McCartney was one of the interviews, but they decided not to use him as it might have distracted too much from the album. His voice is not included on it. One last thing… Clare Torry was paid around $35 for her part. Same as any other studio session vocalist. Not sure where you got the $20,000 figure from. She finally sued in the early 2000s and won a settlement out of court believed to be in the millions.
Anyway, glad you enjoyed it. Now do it again where you just sit and listen and let the Sonic and lyrical experience wash over you. The way it was meant to be heard. ✌️
Of course it’s better to listen to it without talking, and you’re more than welcome to do that anytime you want. This channel is for discussing music. Sorry we don’t know every instrument!
@@iamdondawson Ha, kinda like you I was 17 when this album was released in 1973 and I started to really take notice. Suffice to say I've heard it roughly about 100,000 times since then. I've seen them perform it live twice. Trust me, I was not here to hear the album again…that's ludicrous. I was here to get you and your friend’s legitimate reaction. A reaction I don't think could be fully realized if you're not actually listening to the album. As I stated, strategic pauses and or waiting till after the session for your comments would have been more appropriate. But I do appreciate his comments even though he missed out on the lyrics which to me is half the show, and other important nuances.
And no need to apologize for the saxophone thing. As I said, totally not your fault. It's just the era we live in with it's emphasis on digital synthetic music over real music played with actual instruments.
That's a tenor sax on the track "Us and them". Also, the straight sax you were thinking of is a soprano sax. All other saxes have the curved shape.
Us And Them: Dick Parry on Saxophone
You never shut up and skipped thru the entire album! Bye
The Wall next?
The Wall is in my top 3 albums of all time. Definitely going to be doing it eventually, but we have another album from a different artist coming up next.
I can never get over the use of headphones and earbuds while playing music- it's better through a full hi fi system with good speakers and no interuptions from who ever is in the room with you- how can you possibly appreciate this with all these distractions.
@@susanmccall736 when you figure out a way to record us speaking while not having the audio from said hi-fi system bleeding into the mic, let me know and I’ll gladly switch.
The lower sounding sax is a baritone sax, and the higher one is a tenor sax.
Thanks!
Dick Parry Sax tenore in MONEY e Sax contralto in US AND THEM 🎷🎷
I'm 63 now, but imagine being 16 and sitting in your friends basement with shag carpeting, wood paneled walks, wearing bell bottoms and concert t shirts listening to this record while passing a joint around and getting a bit high. Yeah. That was how I first heard it in the mid-1970s. But my reaction then was almost like yours 50 years later.
You mentioned how Pink Floyd's music further portrays what the lyrics are saying, and that's one of my favorite things about PF. I love how the music in Pigs sounds like pigs and how the guitar in Sheep sounds like hacking and slicing blades. In Shine On You Crazy Diamond the music in several places sounds like what light twinkling and surging through a faceted diamond looks like. Echoes sounds like it's under water in many places. One of My Turns brilliantly portrays a manic episode...I could go on... 😆🤘🏽💗
Welcome to Pink Floyd. The album can also be played in a loop. It ends exactly where it the begins. I also believe that to make the cash register sounds at the beginning of the song money, they hand spliced multi track tape into a loop. Partially dismantled the studio recorder and looped around a microphone stand.
They went to court with Clair Torry and they came to a settlement.
Love pink Floyd, try some Led Zeppelin
tenor sax
😎👍🎶🎶
One thing I think everyone should know about Great Gig in the Sky, is they had an audition for a female to create vocals on this track. This woman was the first to audition, and did this performance, free style. When she was done, embarrassed she apologized to them, not sure that that is what they wanted. They told her it was perfect and , kept the first performance just as she auditioned it.
Thank you for pointing this out! Incredible!
@@iamdondawson Clare Torri was a session singer and was just asked to put voice to the music she did about 3 takes and then went on her way. Many years later she sued the band for writing credits and settled out of court for an unknown amount. Find the interview with her.