It’s absolutely nuts that they didn’t think to use this on the division bell. This whole piece could have remained buried for all time if it weren’t for the endless river.
The early plans for the new album (Division Bell) were for a double LP with a whole section of instrumentals including this Allons-Y... by the way this would have allowed to release the extended versions of all the songs included in the original single album then released.
+Heki Kahni Nope pretty much all of Roger's solo albums are utter crap, and so is the final cut which is pretty much only worked on by Roger. Compared that to On a Island and the Division bell for example, which had no Roger obviously. Basically Roger needed Gilmour more than the other way around.
They should have kept the entire song in the album. Instead they cut it in two and got rid of the middle part. This was the best song in the record. Damn it!! 😲😠
David Gilmour has a long love story with delay and tap tempo ever since the times of Animals and his first solo album. For The Wall's Run Like Hell he actually used not just one pedal but two delays (two tap tempos combined) to deliver that thrilling result. I consider him one of the first masters of that effect, apart from many other ones. To give just a few examples: He used delay back in 1972 for The Travel Section (the enjoyable live jam that was played when On The Run didn't exist, before the release of The Dark Side of The Moon), on other tracks from The Wall like Another Brick in the Wall parts 1 & 3, The Happiest Days of Our Lives, on Short and Sweet from his first LP, on Blue Light from his second solo LP About Face, on Give Blood (music written by David for Pete Townsend), on Take it Back from The Division Bell. We can remember Meedle and the throbbing bass that commences One of these days, and David's repetitive echoing guitar at the second half of Echoes going Em, Bm, G, A, in harmony with Richard Wright's keyboard. David Gilmour has used delay very often and with great knowledge of it, creating cool, nearly sci-fi atmospheres. Pink Floyd, among other experimental artists, are responsible for the modernization of popular music, their influence over the then forthcoming musical industry is beyond their music, and is pretty underrated. Their use of sound, their musical experiments, their use of new tools and equipment, their live sets, Roger Waters' lyrics and conceptual vision to communicate ideas. They, among other bands, expanded the frontiers of popular music to new boundaries, their contribution is immense.
there was no tap tempo in the 70's. that didnt come around in compact pedal form until the late 90's. he didnt use delay on Animals or his first solo album either. he had the Binson Echorec (drum delay) all the way up to 1976. he started touring with the rackmount MXR 113 in '77 and it was first used in the studio on The Wall.
I love the split of pt1 and 2 on the album with the goosebump inducing Autumn '68 in the middle. The bridges are a bit Knight Rideresque for me, especially since I'm child of the '80s!
I LIKE this tune!! It has a little bit of shades of "Run Like Hell" to it. I think they should have added words to it instead of keeping it as an instrumental The arrangement of the song, almost SOUNDS like it SHOULD have LYRICS to it and it doesn't. It's kind of COOL though how they revealed just the Music by Itself, though. ;)
A nearly sci-fi theme that sounds and feels so human, I love you so much, masters, and when an idea is so simple ( basically C, Dm, G, Am) but beautiful no need for a great display of virtuosity and, in this case no guitar solo needed either,
I would like to see more videos like this ... But closer hehehe. Where is the david Gilmour cam??? ah?... Really this is a gift... Thanks David, Guy, Nick, Richard and others.
Ancora mi chiedo perché Allons-Y sia stata poi tagliata così in The Endless River.. Mentre una versione tagliata e rielaborata di Nervana non potesse finire nell edizione semplice di The Endless River... Side 2 o 4.
Wait! If it's a song from 1993 the 10th Doctor wasn't in Doctor Who series. So?! How they know the 10th Doctor "war-cry"?! Don't tell me Pink Floyd are also time travelers as Daft Punk are!
Not saying that I know any better than David Gilmour, but I think some of the pieces on Endless River would've benefited from vocals. I mean this is neat and all, but yeah.
@@zarusoba69 Remember on The Wall concerts Nick had another drummer on stage. He also had additional percussionist on the 88 and 94 concerts. I know on The Wall concerts they opened with the seregate band with the other drummer but he played along with Nick during the rest of the show. The Allman Brother's used 2 drummers also.
Since YT doesn't support Master Studio aka 24 bit I am curious. Where did you get a 24 bit copy of the album from? I am very keen on getting hold on one myself. Thank you in advance!
willdau It is from Blu-Ray. There is also 5.1 version of the album. So source was 96kHz/24Bit and I added normalization of the volume. But I am not sure what quality UA-cam maintained after upload.
Zuriah Heep Thank you for the response! Unfortunetly, YT only supports AAC up til 320 kbps (mp3-format). YT sadly doesn't support neither FLAC in 16 bit or studio master rips at 24 bit. (Imagine how much stress that would put on their servers) :D
Silly note: i just noticed that the tenth of seconds in the time bar below do not go beyond two....how is that possible? Shouldn't they go up to six? The seconds are alright. The hundredths of seconds are alright. It puzzles me.
Then you are 1 among a very VERY small amount of people who see beyond what others see... There are more to these videos then meets the eyes, ears and mind. you will notice more, granted you have an acute eye for symbology.... for example: 1. Hidden drummer in small room wearing freemason symbol shirt 2. Cannot see hidden drummers face or hear his beats, though other members are reacting to his change to beats, representing the hidden hand behind the act ordering the change 3. Richard Wright (keyboard) appears to be visually communicating with the guitarists at some points, particularly when both place their headsets over their eyes 4. Hidden drummer appears to continue to silently play when everyone is done (the hidden hand is always playing) 5. Alons-y means lets go in french... The last album before Richard Wright left the band The timestamps and video recording clock times just before returning to zero have correlation and no doubt meaning: 1st, 1:20 - 1:08:20 2nd, 2:40 - 1:20:03 3rd, 3:60 - 1:20:03 4th, 5:20 - 1:20:03 So you can understand a little about the symbolic meaning: The Freemasons know about sacred geometry and understand the significance of the numbers 3, 6 & 9... Something also the likes of Nicola Tesla knew... The time stamps are exactly 1:20 apart... 1+2=3 (3 is the number of wisdom/creation) The video clock times calculate as: 1st: 1+8+2=11 2nd: 1+2+3=6 3rd: 1+2+3=6 4th: 1+2+3=6 Again... another 666 reference in their music LOL... but these numbers are significant in meaning in ways which most people will never have the ability to comprehend but in a nut shell... 11 ( number of the twins) represents natures duality 666 is complete balance between 3 and 9. Perfect balance is essentially hell as without the extremes between ballance everything would cease to exist e.g hot/cold, light/dark... There is way more to it that's relevant such as the album title but it's requires more than words to explain... Have fun LOL
@@lisalines4413 Nick Mason just had another drummer. The video is meant to show the recording of the original personnel, not the auxiliary drummer. Rick communicates with David because they are very old friends and have a certain magic. Rick only left the band once, back in '78. He died in 2008. The reason why the tenths only go up to 2 is that they don't show fractions of a second, they show frames. The frames go up to 24, then the second counter increases and the frame counter goes back to 0. Recording in 24 frames per second is unusual, but it is not uncommon, especially in the early 90s.
Did you know why this music sounds like run like hell ?? Because Gilmour and wright did the sound.. waters did just the lyrics and the melody of it. So.... that's why sounds like run like hell. But you guys forgot that pink floyd is more sound than lyrics. Put That lyrics in a punk song... Just try it, and show us. Put that lyrics in a 80's song. In a reagge song... Just this. "remember when you were young" in reagge tone KKKKKK
Real shame that isn’t Roger in the top right corner. This tune is definitely up there with Pink Floyds best stuff. Still really happy I got the chance to see them live in 1988, albeit minus Roger. I guess sometimes we can’t have everything.
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This sounds like it should be in a trailer for GTA
And I just completed gtav
It’s absolutely nuts that they didn’t think to use this on the division bell. This whole piece could have remained buried for all time if it weren’t for the endless river.
A bunch of these sound reallycfucking good wish they could've just finished one final album without having to resort to outtakes
The early plans for the new album (Division Bell) were for a double LP with a whole section of instrumentals including this Allons-Y... by the way this would have allowed to release the extended versions of all the songs included in the original single album then released.
@@ontherun8 why didn't they make it a double LP in the end?
@@h0nza_ Who knows ? Maybe for some commercial reasons...
Asinia is another amazing one in my opinion
I love this instrumental piece from their 1993 recording sessions. *_ALLONS-Y!_* *_Run Like Hell Part 2 (Instrumental)._*
this song remembers the wall's sound...especially run like hell! great job!
Run like hell is much better tho
Vizalkar When roger was in there, the songs had a better concept. Hence emotional feeling
***** this is true, but also Roger's solo album are not interesting without Dave, Rick and Nick...
MrNoodles88 They are, they are just different. It is just his concept alone.
+Heki Kahni Nope pretty much all of Roger's solo albums are utter crap, and so is the final cut which is pretty much only worked on by Roger.
Compared that to On a Island and the Division bell for example, which had no Roger obviously.
Basically Roger needed Gilmour more than the other way around.
The "One of these Days" of the 21st Century....FUCKING LOVE THIS BAND
***** it's recorded in 1993 :) Still 20th century
royalarctic yes it was, but listening to it is in high quality stereo in the 21st century.
@Sluff Adlin Yeah, never thought about that... you're a genius !
They should have kept the entire song in the album. Instead they cut it in two and got rid of the middle part. This was the best song in the record. Damn it!! 😲😠
right you are sir !!!
I'm agree
sorry, but "Anisina" is a killer song so far. A shout in the space.
Anisina is the best song on the album. This is good though.
David Gilmour has a long love story with delay and tap tempo ever since the times of Animals and his first solo album. For The Wall's Run Like Hell he actually used not just one pedal but two delays (two tap tempos combined) to deliver that thrilling result. I consider him one of the first masters of that effect, apart from many other ones. To give just a few examples: He used delay back in 1972 for The Travel Section (the enjoyable live jam that was played when On The Run didn't exist, before the release of The Dark Side of The Moon), on other tracks from The Wall like Another Brick in the Wall parts 1 & 3, The Happiest Days of Our Lives, on Short and Sweet from his first LP, on Blue Light from his second solo LP About Face, on Give Blood (music written by David for Pete Townsend), on Take it Back from The Division Bell. We can remember Meedle and the throbbing bass that commences One of these days, and David's repetitive echoing guitar at the second half of Echoes going Em, Bm, G, A, in harmony with Richard Wright's keyboard. David Gilmour has used delay very often and with great knowledge of it, creating cool, nearly sci-fi atmospheres. Pink Floyd, among other experimental artists, are responsible for the modernization of popular music, their influence over the then forthcoming musical industry is beyond their music, and is pretty underrated. Their use of sound, their musical experiments, their use of new tools and equipment, their live sets, Roger Waters' lyrics and conceptual vision to communicate ideas. They, among other bands, expanded the frontiers of popular music to new boundaries, their contribution is immense.
You must be a musician.
Thanks
@@rodrigojacobo3598 I’m self taught, an absolute beginner, amateur musician.
there was no tap tempo in the 70's. that didnt come around in compact pedal form until the late 90's. he didnt use delay on Animals or his first solo album either. he had the Binson Echorec (drum delay) all the way up to 1976. he started touring with the rackmount MXR 113 in '77 and it was first used in the studio on The Wall.
David gilmour guitar and organ work from rick is just walking to heaven soundtrack
Allons-y Alonso - The Doctor
Scena epica
What do you mean "The Doctor" Allons-y ??????? 😱🤦🏻♂️
Google It
You're a genius
Love seeing Rick having all his old analog equipment setup and ready to go.
I love the split of pt1 and 2 on the album with the goosebump inducing Autumn '68 in the middle. The bridges are a bit Knight Rideresque for me, especially since I'm child of the '80s!
I LIKE this tune!! It has a little bit of shades of "Run Like Hell" to it. I think they should have added words to it instead of keeping it as an instrumental The arrangement of the song, almost SOUNDS like it SHOULD have LYRICS to it and it doesn't. It's kind of COOL though how they revealed just the Music by Itself, though. ;)
the gallop of RLH.. and the guitar tone.. yep
Thanks so much wonderful footage Rare surprise Lovely
A nearly sci-fi theme that sounds and feels so human, I love you so much, masters, and when an idea is so simple ( basically C, Dm, G, Am) but beautiful no need for a great display of virtuosity and, in this case no guitar solo needed either,
We miss u Rick
Nicky's so relaxed and solid, just groovin'. Love it.
Who's the other drummer, behind the sound wall?
@@majwilsonlion that must be Gary Wallys, Who played percussions on the album, anthe previous tour for AMLOR and then for TDB tour.
LOVE this song! Shoot, actually I love the whole album! (I know it's not an album, but that's what my gen had). Got the CD as soon as it came out!
Pink Floyds hidden gem instrumental
3:55, watch David on the left. Why does he put the headstrap right in his eyes? Lmfao
Some meaningful lyrics and this would have been the best piece on the Division Bell if they had put it on. A pity…
Absolutely, Immensely BRILLIANT !!!!! I just listened to this song on loop for over an hour Cranked to 11 -My neighbors hate me!!!
4:00 david gilmour and guy pratt like dafy punk
+Nicolas Lorenzo Hahaha thats brilliant! I would never have noticed that!
Bob Ezrin on bass.
Esta es mi canción favorita de The Endless River
una barbaridad, algo fuera de nuestro mundo, gracias por existir pink floyd, la mejor banda de la historia del rock lejos, un icono realmente!
chitarra stellare! come un sogno floydiano!
I would like to see more videos like this ... But closer hehehe. Where is the david Gilmour cam??? ah?... Really this is a gift... Thanks David, Guy, Nick, Richard and others.
PINK FLOYD FOREVER VLADIMIR APOLO DURÁN MENDIETA
Ancora mi chiedo perché Allons-Y sia stata poi tagliata così in The Endless River.. Mentre una versione tagliata e rielaborata di Nervana non potesse finire nell edizione semplice di The Endless River...
Side 2 o 4.
Kapela nr 1 of the word. Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱 🇵🇱 🇵🇱 🇵🇱
I have to admit I ended up here because of Doctor Who.
Allons-y !
Definitely there's a link ^^ Endless River (River Song).
Wait! If it's a song from 1993 the 10th Doctor wasn't in Doctor Who
series. So?! How they know the 10th Doctor "war-cry"?! Don't tell
me Pink Floyd are also time travelers as Daft Punk are!
I am a time traveler
wibbly wobbly timey wimey
Like me
Good instrumental part. Sounds a bit like Run Like Hell.
Pink Floyd meets The Shadows... )
Not saying that I know any better than David Gilmour, but I think some of the pieces on Endless River would've benefited from vocals. I mean this is neat and all, but yeah.
I wish Roger would have shown up one last time for lyrics.
haha David fooling around with his headphones for half of the song
I love Pink Floyd and mean no disrespect...
But, if you play this back to back (segue)
with the Knight Rider extended theme
I promise you'll LYAO
Don't really see much of a resemblance.
❤🎉🎉🎉 the sound of an age
They should give the guy in the booth a drum kit. He isn't doing too bad at air drums!
He is not air drumming .Watch when he hits cymbals on the side.Adding depth in Drumming.
@@zarusoba69 Remember on The Wall concerts Nick had another drummer on stage. He also had additional percussionist on the 88 and 94 concerts. I know on The Wall concerts they opened with the seregate band with the other drummer but he played along with Nick during the rest of the show. The Allman Brother's used 2 drummers also.
He's a percussionist. They employed him during their later concerts also.
Is that Guy Pratt doing bass?
yep
Bob Ezrin.
#WhoviansArmy
BEAUUTIFUUL ! /now I can run my ampli3 and have fun with solo over it :))))
DOCTOR WHO
YAS!
Allons-y Alonso
Geronimooo
Tight, great stuff
Fuckin kidding susannnn
Awesome
It recalls a little of Another Brick on The Wall.
Des génies ! Les meilleurs !
Watch all my The Endless River videos here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLWiQlL03wZuz8KG60WUvYbzJl3xC4SzdD.html
Since YT doesn't support Master Studio aka 24 bit I am curious. Where did you get a 24 bit copy of the album from? I am very keen on getting hold on one myself.
Thank you in advance!
willdau It is from Blu-Ray. There is also 5.1 version of the album. So source was 96kHz/24Bit and I added normalization of the volume. But I am not sure what quality UA-cam maintained after upload.
Zuriah Heep Thank you for the response! Unfortunetly, YT only supports AAC up til 320 kbps (mp3-format). YT sadly doesn't support neither FLAC in 16 bit or studio master rips at 24 bit. (Imagine how much stress that would put on their servers) :D
thanks ,but it's not all .
Yeah, I meant all the videos uploaded by me :)
Nick Masons drumming is great. Lost more lively than usual. Nice fills.
Best song ever
Nick Mason is a god !
Gilmour😊
Awesome.
Why do you add "96 kHz / 24 bit"? It still a UA-cam flash video with crappy audio
I thought UA-cam had started supporting high resolution audio as I see some other videos have written 24-bit.
+Zuriah Heep 24/96 or dsd. You bring the music forward:-)
Oui, allons-y.
Roger Waters clicked "don't like" 4 times!
LMAO
dislike*
Temazo!!!
Silly note: i just noticed that the tenth of seconds in the time bar below do not go beyond two....how is that possible? Shouldn't they go up to six? The seconds are alright. The hundredths of seconds are alright. It puzzles me.
Then you are 1 among a very VERY small amount of people who see beyond what others see...
There are more to these videos then meets the eyes, ears and mind. you will notice more, granted you have an acute eye for symbology....
for example:
1. Hidden drummer in small room wearing freemason symbol shirt
2. Cannot see hidden drummers face or hear his beats, though other members are reacting to his change to beats, representing the hidden hand behind the act ordering the change
3. Richard Wright (keyboard) appears to be visually communicating with the guitarists at some points, particularly when both place their headsets over their eyes
4. Hidden drummer appears to continue to silently play when everyone is done (the hidden hand is always playing)
5. Alons-y means lets go in french... The last album before Richard Wright left the band
The timestamps and video recording clock times just before returning to zero have correlation and no doubt meaning:
1st, 1:20 - 1:08:20
2nd, 2:40 - 1:20:03
3rd, 3:60 - 1:20:03
4th, 5:20 - 1:20:03
So you can understand a little about the symbolic meaning: The Freemasons know about sacred geometry and understand the significance of the numbers 3, 6 & 9... Something also the likes of Nicola Tesla knew... The time stamps are exactly 1:20 apart... 1+2=3 (3 is the number of wisdom/creation)
The video clock times calculate as:
1st: 1+8+2=11
2nd: 1+2+3=6
3rd: 1+2+3=6
4th: 1+2+3=6
Again... another 666 reference in their music LOL... but these numbers are significant in meaning in ways which most people will never have the ability to comprehend but in a nut shell...
11 ( number of the twins) represents natures duality
666 is complete balance between 3 and 9. Perfect balance is essentially hell as without the extremes between ballance everything would cease to exist e.g hot/cold, light/dark...
There is way more to it that's relevant such as the album title but it's requires more than words to explain...
Have fun LOL
@@lisalines4413 you are mad crazy.. or autistic!! Either one is cool 😊
@@lisalines4413 Nick Mason just had another drummer. The video is meant to show the recording of the original personnel, not the auxiliary drummer. Rick communicates with David because they are very old friends and have a certain magic. Rick only left the band once, back in '78. He died in 2008.
The reason why the tenths only go up to 2 is that they don't show fractions of a second, they show frames. The frames go up to 24, then the second counter increases and the frame counter goes back to 0. Recording in 24 frames per second is unusual, but it is not uncommon, especially in the early 90s.
Allons-y Alonso!
CHOCHOTE
Doctor Who 3
best song of alblum
Fantástico!!!!!
Molto bello 👍
Why didn't they put this on the Divison Bell? Its almost better than anything on there.
**Incantatori**
I've always wondered who makes the chair Rick sits at, he was using it for a long time.
Does anyone else feel like it sounds like something out of Spyro at 1:20?
a REAL TINY bit of shades of "Another Brick In The Wall" in this song too.
Mark Castro With a bit from "Run Like Hell" too!
Muito bom!!!
Did you know why this music sounds like run like hell ??
Because Gilmour and wright did the sound.. waters did just the lyrics and the melody of it.
So.... that's why sounds like run like hell.
But you guys forgot that pink floyd is more sound than lyrics.
Put That lyrics in a punk song...
Just try it, and show us.
Put that lyrics in a 80's song.
In a reagge song...
Just this.
"remember when you were young" in reagge tone KKKKKK
Excellent !! A fragment from The Wall/The Final Cut.
Fernando Gomes No
why this version doesn't appear on the endless river album ?
It's just divided in two parts there.
I'm here for Doctor Who
knight rider theme song
All it needs is Roger’s lyrics and it’s a proper Pink Floyd song
I'm a great Pink Floyd fan and I love 'Allons-y' , but this has been lifted from John Martyn's 1980 track 'Grace and Danger'.
Peter Marshall dont be stupid, it isnt remotely close
I'm assuming that you're either tone-deaf, a non-musician or both.
Yes!
Real shame that isn’t Roger in the top right corner. This tune is definitely up there with Pink Floyds best stuff. Still really happy I got the chance to see them live in 1988, albeit minus Roger. I guess sometimes we can’t have everything.
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