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Have a look at 'Echoes' Part One from Pompeii 1972 if you want to hear the greatest groove ever played.

This album gives me goosebumps. You used the word atmosphere and that is exactly right, that kind of blissful feeling you get with some music - a more recent example of a band would be the Black Keys for me. I love all their albums but the atmosphere in the song Weight Of Love from from the Turn Blue album just gives me those goosebumps every time. Would love to hear you react to any of their albums but particularly Brothers! Keep up the good work chaps, your channel is brilliant 👏

This was filmed at one of the last two live gigs at the end of an 8 month 96 gig Love Over Gold tour that's why they are so tight together and can change tempo at will this is one of the greatest live performances ever by a group of excellent musicians at the top of their game after years of hard work The drummer was playing for the first time in front of his dad at this show I believe I watch this once a night and every other reaction has been that it has been fantastic (no halves) maybe your trying to get a niche for yourselves but it's not one I want to return to

Great reaction. But come on, you gotta react to the whole 22 minute performance.

This is one of my all time favorite performances! Listening to someone I have no idea what your skills are but I am sure that this drummer could teach you a lot about playing drums that people want to hear. My rating for the guy on the right is an 8 and overall rating of 13. I also think the guy on the right should be looking for a new drummer.

Do you really like music? One of the best drumers performace ever, fabulous Terry Williams. Listen again....

Blue toolbox ! Loved the full album reaction, and I hope you guys will be doing the other albums like "Wish You Were Here", "Animals" and "The Wall" as well. Your insights are lovely to listen to, since you're musicians yourselves. Love to hear how you're blown away by the musicality of what PF brings ...

The studio version of this is quite different, with lots of layered voices and instruments. And you can find at least one other live version that is different again. But they were definitely a bit special for this whole performance. The reason the video quality is so good for 1981 is that it was being filmed for a possible concert film for release to movie theaters, which was getting to be a big thing at the time. I don't think the film was ever in theaters, but they did release the video eventually.

I've seen Pink Floyd four times in three different decades. In 1974 " Dark Side of The Moon" tour, 1977 "In The Flesh" tour, 87 "Momentary Lapse of Reason" tour & the 1994 Pulse concert!! You mentioned drugs. In 77 during the In the flesh tour concert my wife and I were walking up a ramp into the Colosseum in Phoenix Arizona and two girls we're walking next to us and giggling and bragging about having taken acid. I was a bit taken aback because I knew what Pink Floyd was going to do in their concert and these girls were saying we're going to hear money!! I said have you seen these guys before? They said no this is our first concert which shocked me a bit and I said good luck!! During that concert they played all of "wish you were here" took a short break played all of "Animals' left the stage and played half of "Dark side of the Moon" for the encore. They were playing the song"Welcome to the Machine" with a really weird movie playing behind them and when they hit a huge note on the huge circular screen a red ocean turned into faces and hands reaching for the sky and screaming I saw something disappear from my peripheral vision. I looked closer and it was the two girls with one swatting something in the air that was not there and the other in a fetal position on the floor!! Either security or paramedics came in and hauled them out. The concert was so intense I saw at least a dozen other people get hauled out. Probably the most intense and greatest concert I've ever seen and I've seen about 100 in my life from ACDC to led Zeppelin and everyone in between alphabetically. Every time my wife and I drove home after a Pink Floyd concert we never said a word because we were usually blown away and in shock!!! Keep going and having fun and you'll hit a thousand before you know it!!

Sorry guys. I respect your right to not like the music you listen to, but I don't think you have the right to bury an extraordinary drummer like Terry Williams in this way, so I didn't feel the need to watch the remaining six minutes of the video after the song ended, even though you specifically requested it in your initial statements. I'm sure I missed a lot. First of all, this song is written on a simple theme, but it is a song that evokes deep emotions in the listener. Maybe we can call it the magnificence of small things to describe this feeling. In a way, this version from the Alchemy concert reflects the live performance of the Sultans of Swing band mentioned in the song, not Dire Straits. As you know, more sounds add mass and volume to a musical composition. Mark wanted to give the song mass and volume in this version and gave Terry free rein. And Terry did a job - perhaps beyond what Mark expected. Throughout the song, you can see the look of satisfaction on Mark's face and his smiling eyes talking to John (John Illsley, the bassist) about Terry's attacks. Pick Withers played the drums in the studio version of the song. Maybe you can take a look at him, he had a much simpler (which is never bad) style. Anyway.. Since you did not forget to give a lesson in sympathy to Terry Williams, one of the funniest men in the world, as well as his extraordinary drumming technique, we can now go back to our caves.

Terrible reaction video and seriously reveals your mindsets and limitations. All of them are playing with passion, heart and soul, not least the drummer adding so much creativity....something that has gone extinct today. As for drumming being 'less is more', yeah that's why most are forgotten with some exceptional performances like Terry here and others played even now decades later.

Mark Knopfler is left-handed but plays right-handed, so the force he imparts on the neck is much more intense than the delicate finger picking of his right hand. This makes him a unique and very recognizable guitarist. Congratulations on the reaction Love Teresa from Genoa ITALY

this is a sad couple here. dont even understand greatness when they have it spoonfed to them, and laughing about the clothes people wore in the 80ties isnt going to help .

You are a couple of plonkers who know $:"^ all.

The studio version of this is one of the best songs for cruising. What I love about this clip is how much fun they're having. Making a living like that wouldn't suck.🤑🤑 Shout out to the production crew. The filmography of this LIVE concert is incredible.🤩🤩 Were you trying to get a thumbs down? It worked.🤬

Musicians??? Wannabees!!!

My introduction to Pink Floyd was Piper at the Gates of Dawn in 1967 (or 68) in a friend’s basement with the greatest hash and the greatest band ever.

This is one of the best live performances ever!! The stars aligned perfectly this day. You guys, I'm disappointed in this reaction. It's the worst one I've seen with this band. To each his own. I'm so glad I grew up with this music!!

Y'all want actual real reactions, or someone blowing smoke? Everyone is different, plus none of you watched the entire review apparently.

This takes one to another dimension. Otherworldly.

I'm in love with my car...Roger Taylor..

Best band ever. Now my second favorite is Tool. React to those guys. They’re the updated Pink Floyd (in my mind)

EIGHTY TWO???????????? You know NOTHING about DIRE STRAITS obviously. It's brilliant, don't care what you think!!!!!!!!

show us your skills in a video you internet experts

Bro,it is Fredie my boy.....

My boy it is Got!!!!

Ouch, ok. Try telegraph road, you need converting

I think you guys must be out of your goddamn minds.

Probably a ton of coke backstage in that era.

The guy on the keyboard looks like Doctor who

Roger (drummer) has a great voice, lead singer quality, and sings while he drums.

Well, since your asking try Heartbreaker, by Grand Funk Railroad.

You don’t understand tempo changes, nor are you watching the whole performance before commenting. Try listening .

The session guitarist was Tim Renwick. Fun fact. The other keyboard player is Jon Carin. The only one of their musicians who has ever and still does play with Roger Waters live.

EPIC!!!! And Mr. Gilmour is wearing a tshirt and not breaking a sweat.

Thank you so much I saw Queen 👑 at main road in 1986 absolutely fantastic 👍🏻

If you want to hear sombody who has the same range of Freddy, lister to Ayreon “everybody dies” live!

Queen is right up there at the top in the running of greatest bands. Not a weak link in that band either.

"In The Lap Of The Gods" Live at the Rainbow in 1974. Trust me, you'll be impressed by Roger if you watch that one.

Mark is also left handed, terry the drummers parents were in the audience so mark approved his playing that night, people rise to the level of their own incompetence, hece i hope the guy in glasses manages to lead his best life in one of the best wedding bands!

Well you made me think about the drums on this and honestly I kind of get it . However the drummer was playing in in front of his farther for 1st time as till that day they were estranged

These guys should stick to Baa Baa Black Sheep

Dunno what they're listening to.....thank God I dont have their ears.

Wanne see an audience overperform ? love of my life - queen RIO . GOAT Band QUEEN forvever

Hmmm multiple people there are 😅

how can you comment on what he's wearing , please look in the mirror

Pink banana! 95/100 top 3 album of theirs for me and definitely their best made. Could ascend to the top spot. You guys were awesome