He most likely met My Uncle Charlie who was confined to a wheel chair.He told me how great of a live show it was and actually became friendly with the front man for whom he had the utmost respect and he really cherished the bond they made over music..I'm sorry to inform you that My uncle suddenly passed away this afternoon.So maybe if you could mention that to your Brother and tell him to pass it onto the band.His name was Charlie Quinn from Halifax Nova Scotia.He actually turned me onto this track at 1 of My lowest points and I'm here now shedding tears and enjoying the power of this amazing track.RIP Uncle Chan.
Ce solo de guitar fabuleux à 10:48, vous emporte magic magic magic, tout le groupe joue merveilleusement bien, j'aurai aimer être guitariste d'un groupe comme celui-ci longue vie à Pendragon🎉
I love Pendragon...one of the best prog bands around today, or any other day, for that matter !! What a guitar sound !!!! And solo at the end of this !!!!!
I really like Indigo and the album Pure which it is on. I only discovered Pendragon a few months ago. They've turned into one of my favorite groups along with IQ, Marillion, Arena & Pallas.
paulrichard10 Yes, so did I. I do not why and in the same way today is one of my favorites bands, I enjoy a lot this album and going to buy the rest. I can almost cry with the guitar solos.
I literally heard about 'em on Dream Theater's forum back in 2006, checked 'em out once on Limewire, forgot about 'em for 12 years and this is the first time I've even thought to listen to 'em since. Really glad I randomly picked this track. Even though I'm not one tenth the prog fan I was a decade ago, shit like this reminds me that there still is some stuff I can get into.
i always have dreams about being just a guy watching Pendragon face to face at a concert... just a guy... to jump al over the others and move my head all around while the songs are played :D
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I see very pathetic types here who compensate for their lack of personality by putting musical styles in boxes to judge with their tunnel vision and narrow-mindedness as a tape measure. You don't just listen to music with your ears, it is a neurological and ethereal process that can affect the brain and your physical. Stop that stupidity. Let the music flow through your entire system, without prejudice and open all your senses. If after a while there is no click, then there is no good or bad. It just doesn't connect to your personal psyche. I am 67 years old and from 1969 a fan of sympho-prog-neoprog or whatever names the idiots don't all come up with that want to feel important over the back of musicians. I attended about 1100 concerts of all the bands from the sixties and the seventies from then up to now and I can tell you that Pendragon is absolutely fantastic. Just listen and feel. Nothing more, nothing less ....
Move over Dave Gilmour... As much as I like the “Comfortably Numb” solo, I prefer Nick Barrett's here by a mile. It is super emotive, it sizzles 🔥and gives me goosebumps all the way ❤❤❤
@spiritquest35m This is a unique, excellent and original band, as are their peers Marillion and IQ. Much of the feeling against them is that they are grouped as "neo-progressive", a genre which many regard, quite incorrectly, as being clones of 70s bands. Neo-progressive bands are just symphonic prog bands who started after the 70s bands had, with a few honorable exceptions, gone commercial.
@ rogavira I agree with your summary of spiritquest35m - this is NOTHING like Pink Floyd. Mostly Autumn are also often described as Pink Floyd clones, but the songs where Floyd used Uillean pipes, violin, flute or female lead vocals (except on Great Gig in the Sky) have passed me by - and I have all their albums. If Pendragon remind me at all of any 70s band, it is Camel - and Nick Barrett acknowledges Andy Latimer as a major influence on him. Bit they're not a clone band at all.
+hectictea 24 No they were not! I know almost all of the original band (Iain Jennings, Brian Josh and Heather Findlay) personally and what you say is absolutely not true. They recorded an album of Floyd material as a tribute to a band who influenced them, but were never a tribute band in the way The Australian Pink Floyd are.
@spiritquest35m "So we can now say with a great deal of confidence this band is not very creative" You can say it - it doesn't make it right with any certainty AT ALL. "I have a 12 year old nephew that can play guitar as well as the guy doing the solo in the song" Good. I'm sure he can play the notes, but can he put the same passion and emotion into it? I recently watched John Petrucci (wo is brilliant in Dream Theater) playing a Steve Rothery solo and, whilst he hit all the notes, it was like watching an android play it. "to say this music is a pleasurable would be a lie" Maybe not to you. But to me and many others, it's extremely pleasurable.
You truly don't know anything about music... you can't compare Pink Floyd with Pendragon, Pink floyd is progressive, and Pendragon is NEO-Progressive, if don't know what NEO-Progressive is I encourage to look for it on the internet or ask someone that knows, and you saying that your nephew can play this as saying that is a bad thing well that shows that you have a lot to grow in matter of music, and you can only apreciate super-speed ugly solos that doesn't have any feeling...
Sumus, listen to pink floyd and a band called hawkwind, its obvious to me this specific band does not have the capacity to create truly original music. In other words they are just recycling old music and promoting it as original. So we can now say with a great deal of confidence this band is not very creative,and I have a 12 year old nephew that can play guitar as well as the guy doing the solo in the song. I cant blame them for trying ,however to say this music is a pleasurable would be a lie.
These are world class musicians that play compose and play great music,i saw them live doing the first part of Dream Theater concert,and they are amazing,Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci were at the stage side seing them play,and having a great time.
One of the most beautiful guitar solos I've ever heard
Great band my brother is the bass player
You should be very proud of your brother Jim....!!!!
I enjoyed watching and listening to Peter and the band on the recent Cruise to the Edge. He's an awesome musician.
He most likely met My Uncle Charlie who was confined to a wheel chair.He told me how great of a live show it was and actually became friendly with the front man for whom he had the utmost respect and he really cherished the bond they made over music..I'm sorry to inform you that My uncle suddenly passed away this afternoon.So maybe if you could mention that to your Brother and tell him to pass it onto the band.His name was Charlie Quinn from Halifax Nova Scotia.He actually turned me onto this track at 1 of My lowest points and I'm here now shedding tears and enjoying the power of this amazing track.RIP Uncle Chan.
Pete, Nick, Jools and Nigel and me hung out a little in the late sevs in Stroud. Pete Jeebers Gee is a great guy
Et aussi excellent guitariste!!!
I've been listening Pendragon since the 80's and I'll never get tired of it, hope to see them again in live :)
I think this band is underrated. Really love the sound and Mr Barret´s guitar is very much his own.
Ce solo de guitar fabuleux à 10:48, vous emporte magic magic magic, tout le groupe joue merveilleusement bien, j'aurai aimer être guitariste d'un groupe comme celui-ci longue vie à Pendragon🎉
this is probably one of the only songs that I wish would never end! absolutely stunning
+charles donaghy I agree... me and my Dad's favourite song is this.
What - only this one?!
This is Progressive Life not only Progressive Rock! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
The guitar solo is in my top 10 all time favourites . Just can't get enough of it. So much emotion in it.
What are the other 9 ones? Do you know "Second life Syndrome" from Piotr Grudzinski/Riverside ?
Looooove his solo on here! The one on "breaking the spell though!"
@@tomschmidt4355
Really hard to pick. I think Marillion's 'This Strange Engine' and Pink Floyd's 'Comfortably Numb' are among them.
of course
guitar solo
fantastic
very good
Fantastic performance and one of the best live guitar tones I've ever heard
I love Pendragon...one of the best prog bands around today, or any other day, for that matter !! What a guitar sound !!!! And solo at the end of this !!!!!
I really like Indigo and the album Pure which it is on. I only discovered Pendragon a few months ago. They've turned into one of my favorite groups along with IQ, Marillion, Arena & Pallas.
haha, yeah, so did I. I also discovered them only few months ago and moved them to my playlist, where are bands like Dream Theater, Haken, Rush etc
paulrichard10 Yes, so did I. I do not why and in the same way today is one of my favorites bands, I enjoy a lot this album and going to buy the rest. I can almost cry with the guitar solos.
All great bands man! Check out airbag & rpwl too!
@@dennoow rpwl?
just because of MUSICIANS like them im not loosing faith for a future music...AMAZING Band...
Amazing artist_ I listen to this band every single day! I thank you Pendragon for the awesome feel your music takes me to. Love it!
So do I.
Desde México una felicitación a tan excelsa banda.
Son geniales.
BEAUFOTIFUL SONG. FROM GUADALAJARA. MEX. 🇲🇽🆗‼️
I just found this now... I really like this band!
I literally heard about 'em on Dream Theater's forum back in 2006, checked 'em out once on Limewire, forgot about 'em for 12 years and this is the first time I've even thought to listen to 'em since. Really glad I randomly picked this track. Even though I'm not one tenth the prog fan I was a decade ago, shit like this reminds me that there still is some stuff I can get into.
Amazing band. One of my favorites!
Just... PERFECT !!! I saw the band a lot of time live and it was always magic... YA PROG ROXXX
Solo is so sick! These guys are so underrated...
"And I'll dive into a deep blue lagoon.....and swim away from here.
Wow, simply wow! "In my coat of Indigo".
The most underrated progressive rock band ever
Great rendition of a beautiful song. Can't wait until I get my copy of the Blu-Ray !
i always have dreams about being just a guy watching Pendragon face to face at a concert... just a guy... to jump al over the others and move my head all around while the songs are played :D
Just magical from our Pendragon, they are ALL just truly one
Give me chills, all the fucking time.
Wow greatest band 👊👍🎸
Quelle merveille la🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thank you for the incredible upload!!!...
OMG..Eargasm
Damn! I have absolutely no adjectives to describe this!
Love them , si mucho talent
god there are some music snobs around , I have just read some comments about this video , it sounds great to me.
I just caught on to Pendragon......wow what a band
Of course the guitar solo plus the chord progression is one of the most beautifull ever made...for my likes.
AMAZING BAND!!!!
TOP TEN!
The guitar tone is even better here than in the studio version.
I love this song, is my fav.
It is a big big band.
One of the bests!
en Mexico lo adoramos, excelente¡¡¡¡¡¡
The Unique music nice to listen 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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bleu pou nous.. intemporel comme Pendragon
Great!
I close my eyes... I could swear Steve Howe is playing.
Nice melodies
Simplemente maravilloso
the best band
to jest kurwa Genialne !!!
miałem okazje być na deskach tego Teatru krecąc tam Klip pewnej Lokalnej Zajebistej Kapeli
Pendragon, please tour Los Angeles, Ca. U.S.A.
WOW!!!!
Excelente tema....
Muy buen tema....
...bardzo zacne ....:-))
Así es, Pendragon es una de las cumbres del progresivo. En México y en cualquier parte del mundo :D
the best
I see very pathetic types here who compensate for their lack of personality by putting musical styles in boxes to judge with their tunnel vision and narrow-mindedness as a tape measure. You don't
just listen to music with your ears, it is a neurological and ethereal process that can affect the brain and your physical. Stop that stupidity. Let the music flow through your entire system, without prejudice and open all your senses. If after
a while there is no click, then there is no good or bad. It just doesn't connect to your personal psyche. I am 67 years old and from 1969 a fan of sympho-prog-neoprog or whatever names the idiots don't all come up with that want to feel important
over the back of musicians. I attended about 1100 concerts of all the bands from the sixties and the seventies from then up to now and I can tell you that Pendragon is absolutely fantastic. Just listen and feel. Nothing more, nothing less ....
Music is music keep seeking love it all down under
Perfect singing there... sounds a lot better than the original! Therefore it is on top 25 list of songs.
Favourite guitarist Nick or Bryan(Josh)?
Brian Josh
These guys are awesome! They ever tour stateside?
Canada...once in a while...Quebec City occasionally ...that's it !! Would love for them to come to Halifax for a week of summer and music !!!
Yeah - we are waiting down here in Texas!
Come to Mexico please!!
Guadalajara city even better!!
tremendo
♥♥♥♥♥
NIK BARRETT GREAT !!
RIP Uncle Charlie.
Move over Dave Gilmour... As much as I like the “Comfortably Numb” solo, I prefer Nick Barrett's here by a mile. It is super emotive, it sizzles 🔥and gives me goosebumps all the way ❤❤❤
@spiritquest35m
This is a unique, excellent and original band, as are their peers Marillion and IQ. Much of the feeling against them is that they are grouped as "neo-progressive", a genre which many regard, quite incorrectly, as being clones of 70s bands. Neo-progressive bands are just symphonic prog bands who started after the 70s bands had, with a few honorable exceptions, gone commercial.
The difference from Total Recall of 1988 and this is amazing but still the core is the same.
Great band, great music. But they should have another singer.
@ rogavira
I agree with your summary of spiritquest35m - this is NOTHING like Pink Floyd. Mostly Autumn are also often described as Pink Floyd clones, but the songs where Floyd used Uillean pipes, violin, flute or female lead vocals (except on Great Gig in the Sky) have passed me by - and I have all their albums.
If Pendragon remind me at all of any 70s band, it is Camel - and Nick Barrett acknowledges Andy Latimer as a major influence on him. Bit they're not a clone band at all.
+MrHistorian123 But the thing is, Mostly Autumn were a Pink Floyd tribute band originally... so you have got it all wrong
+hectictea 24 No they were not!
I know almost all of the original band (Iain Jennings, Brian Josh and Heather Findlay) personally and what you say is absolutely not true.
They recorded an album of Floyd material as a tribute to a band who influenced them, but were never a tribute band in the way The Australian Pink Floyd are.
+King Curry they were in the 90s
Blick
you want to come to indonesia.....
Why you don't upload this in HD???
Weird!!
I dont know why, but it reminds of something, like avideo or media content, but im not sure.
Я здесь один Русский?Примерно первые 8 минут можно оставить,остальное слишком затянуто.А так вообще круто!!!wow!!!
mniam
Could you explain yourself please?
@spiritquest35m
"So we can now say with a great deal of confidence this band is not very creative"
You can say it - it doesn't make it right with any certainty AT ALL.
"I have a 12 year old nephew that can play guitar as well as the guy doing the solo in the song"
Good. I'm sure he can play the notes, but can he put the same passion and emotion into it? I recently watched John Petrucci (wo is brilliant in Dream Theater) playing a Steve Rothery solo and, whilst he hit all the notes, it was like watching an android play it.
"to say this music is a pleasurable would be a lie"
Maybe not to you. But to me and many others, it's extremely pleasurable.
Qqqqq
You truly don't know anything about music... you can't compare Pink Floyd with Pendragon, Pink floyd is progressive, and Pendragon is NEO-Progressive, if don't know what NEO-Progressive is I encourage to look for it on the internet or ask someone that knows, and you saying that your nephew can play this as saying that is a bad thing well that shows that you have a lot to grow in matter of music, and you can only apreciate super-speed ugly solos that doesn't have any feeling...
Seriously? You gotta get'em ears checked out, 'cause there's something seriously blocking your canals!
Love this band-Good Tunes, except, not really digging the singer's voice
I prefer MArillion " GAZA "
Filming here totally sucks.
Sumus, listen to pink floyd and a band called hawkwind, its obvious to me this specific band does not have the capacity to create truly original music. In other words they are just recycling old music and promoting it as original. So we can now say with a great deal of confidence this band is not very creative,and I have a 12 year old nephew that can play guitar as well as the guy doing the solo in the song. I cant blame them for trying ,however to say this music is a pleasurable would be a lie.
go away a--hole !!!
Said the TROLL
These are world class musicians that play compose and play great music,i saw them live doing the first part of Dream Theater concert,and they are amazing,Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci were at the stage side seing them play,and having a great time.
They do there best to rip off pink floyd, the solo kinda sucks too, just saying,