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Pink Floyd - MOTHER | Singer Reacts & Musician Analysis
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AS others have pointed out, when he asks "did it have to be so high?" he meant the Wall he was building around himself. You almost have to know the whole album to know this. His story eventually leads to comfortably numb, a masterpiece.
I always believed that the final word was "hard".
As with the story of The Wall, mother wanted to keep her boy safe because his father died in the war. She tried to do everything she could to keep him with her.
I apologize for the personal story, but, like many of you, I grew up with this music, but english was not my first language, and at the end, I used to hear " mom I didn't mean to be so high"... I thought I'd share this, which I never did 😊
I was at one of Pink Floyds performances of "The Wall" in 1980 at The Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY, Long Island on February 25th, 1980,... I was 23 years old.
It was/is the most incredible, phenomenal, astounding, performance, show, play, movie, of any kind I have ever seen in my 68 years on this planet!
They actually built a literal Wall with on the stage with 5 feet wide by 2 and a 1/2 feet cardboard bricks, as the concert progressed. By the end of the last song of the concert, The Wall started to implode and came crashing down into a pile of smoldering rubble.
It metaphorically illustrated the demise of "Pink"
"The Wall" concert was so massive and so expensive both logistically and production wise, Pink Floyd performed only 12 concert dates in ALL of the U.S. in 1980,... 6 on the west coast at the L.A. Sports Areana,... and 6 on the east coast at the Coliseum on Long Island where I saw the show.
My friends and I couldn't believe we actually got tickets to one of the only 6 shows on the east coast of the United States! It was life changing.
Feb 27h for me. Greatest Show on Earth. I was 19
I saw the 2010 Wall tour at MSG. It was incredible.
The last sentence of the song refers to Roger Waters asking if his mother's "Wall" had to be so (overly protective) high. Roger Waters was always the philosophically gravitational center of Pink Floyd.
Yeah, I think she was missing the point of the song.
@@MojaveHillBillyliterally every reaction channel misses the point of the song. If there's one...just one who got it right? I'd like to see it
Funny I used to think it said mother didn't mean to be so high 😅,
Mother should I trust the government? Noooooooo!
@@MojaveHillBillywhat? She only misheard the last lyric. She basically got everything else...
"Mother did it need to be so high" is referring to 'The Wall' i.e. the mental barrier he feels his mother helped create between him and the outside world. 'The Wall' - great concept, great story, great album - great reaction.
Well played.
Great movie as well.
If you took the all time greatest guitar players and handed them every kind of guitar there is and had them play the most difficult music to play on each one, I think Gilmour would crank that out better than anyone.
Guy pratt is the greatest bassists I've ever heard . , so when you get the two best guitarists in the world playing together , you know you're listening to the the greatest influential rock band in the world .
A very intelligent reaction to a Floyd masterpiece. Both lyrically and musically. Another great Gilmour solo. Thanks Millie. Oh, by the way, that’s a good look for you.
Wait... she has a bad look? :)
@@HG-cv4ru good point.
*You need to understand that this album is one giant interconnected piece of art; no single song stands alone. To truly grasp these songs, you must listen to the entire album multiple times. As you do, you'll begin to see how all the tracks come together and form a cohesive whole. This is why you have 'The Wall Part 1,' followed by a few songs in between, and then 'The Wall Part 2,' and so on. Otherwise, you're essentially taking one piece from a thousand-piece puzzle and attempting to explain the entire picture with just that one fragment. It simply can't be done that way.*
This beautiful song makes me cry , I miss my mum even though she passed many years ago , my mum was a wonderful mother .
...this is why this track and most of Floyd's music works on so many different levels and layers with so much depth...
You nailed it! The music in The Wall is a soundtrack to the story Roger Waters is conveying! A brilliant opera!!
Absolutely, they do make you think and question. That is Pink Floyd.
Девочка очень глубоко копает, выискивая и обсуждая смысловые оттенки. Для нас, русскоязычных, Pink Floyd это монументальная гениальность
Good reaction to a complex song. You really need to do a full album listen and review to understand completely the song. The reference at the end about being so high refers to the Wall. I never thought of PF as background music. You need to listen , enjoy and think.😊🎉❤
Just try "Come On" by Oktaf Kanis, thank you Millie 💕
BANGER! I like this 🔥
The best way to listen to Punk Floyd is to listen to the entire album beginning to end because unlike other artists the songs are all connected on each album even the sounds in between each song
I love the fact that DSOTM is an infinite loop. It begins and ends with the heart beating
‘Isn’t this where…..we came in?’😊
You need to check out the entire Movie, Pink Floyd's "The Wall" to get the entire concept of the story.
In 2019 I went to watch the Lazer Show at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, and they didn't play this. I was so bummed. 😭
Happy belated 4/20😁😎
wow didnt expect the deep dive there good stuff milllie keep it flowin!
They build a story in your head and puts u in a trance it brings me back to the 80s
👍👍, excellent job/channel.
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Great job with your reaction and thoughts on the song Mother from Pink Floyd . Millie you look lovely in the video.😊🤟 You also have a good point for the lyrics of this song.
To me , the greatest song Of Floyd, and I love all of their songs . The lyrics just hit . .
When he asks did it need to be so high? He's talking about the wall she helped him build
The first time you hear Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” you should hear it from front to back uninterrupted. You’ll see why this song is integral to it.
Indeed, one of their more thought-provoking songs. They produced what's commonly known as "thinking man's rock". Thanks for your reaction.
Wish you could get a chance to check out the live version from I think 1980. David's extended solo is so damn sweet.
Yes, the live Is There Anybody Out There version has more instrumentation and a longer, more hauntingly poignant solo.
(Request) Come On - Oktaf Kanis, thanks millie 🙌🏻
Amazing reaction Millie! Next reaction "COME ON - Oktaf Kanis" 🔥
"Fearless" from Pink Floyd Meddle
Mixed in with Liverpool Football Club supporter's singing "you'll never walk alone" at a football match back in the 70's when Liverpool dominated football.
This is a very complex piece of music with so many time changes.
Roger was raised by his mother because of his dad being killed in the war. Millie you have said before how you like Gilmours guitar playing. Recommend some of his solo work . 'Live at Pompeii" " In any tongue" "the Blue" " last time playing " Comfortably Numb on his " Black Strat" which sold for $3.9 million without his Jimi Hendrix guitar strap. Which Jimi played July 4, 1970 the national anthem.
You’re great. Love your reactions and bright comments. Keep rockin’, keep reacting ! ❤
Always and thanks 💜
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I think this was your best reaction. I really believe you understand Pink Floyd.. A lot of people don't understand what this song is really about. . Thank you.
No problem and thank you so much 💜
As a person from North America, 90% my favourite musical artists are from England.
Our artists could learn a thing or two on quality and style. It seems a lot of the UK artists have a great longevity.
Excellent interpretation. Now you really should listen to Sinead O'connor singing this at Waters special concert in 1990. Actually the whole show will blow you away.
Many comments claim his mother built the wall to tall "Mother did it need to be so high". Mother helped teach pink how to build the wall and Pink Built and built and built. Pink built the wall. Peace/JT
We don't Hear Pink Floyd, we FEEL it.
Pink Floyd is the cerebral band of rock. They were serious about what they did!
My favourite pink Floyd song . .Mother .
Beautiful; great comments :)
I’ve been watching quite a few of these reaction videos to Pink Floyd. It’s has to be said that the meaning of many Pink Floyd’s have be taken by the totality of the entire album. Each album is more a Rock Opera. One song leading into another as chapters of a story. I suggest doing a reaction to entire albums. Especially the movie “The Wall”
Love that you mentioned a character they are talking about because floyd tells story each time!
This song is about an over protective, smothering mother who treats her grown child as a helpless baby for his whole life.
Great reaction. Check out "When the Tigers Broke Free". In the context, it gives you one of the reasons Mother was so over protective.
Hi, Millie: Are those AKG headphones you are wearing? Nice! You've done a great analysis and given a good reaction. Thank you.
Beautiful song, Amazing Millie
This album shows Roger Waters lyrical genius.
The movie the wall is worth a watch.
"The Wall" the movie is the best way to examine what Pink Floyd was trying to say... of course, their timeless music speaks to each of us according to our own experience.
Watch the movie "Pink Floyd - The Wall" It will add context.
Whatever you do in life and where ever you go.. always love and respect ur mother..
Pink Floyd certainly provides much food for thought for attentive listeners. Lyrics that challenge, question, and maybe answer life situations are mixed with mesmerizing music. They're a band for folks who love to ponder the messages contained in the songs.
To really appreciate any song from The Wall, you should watch the movie. It’s the first and probably only rock opera.
There's tons of "rock operas", start with The Who's "Tommy"...
To truely understand 'Plnk Floyd" and their music it really helps to watch Plnk Floyd THE WALL,,, it is wicked,,, and the sound track that is in the movie is LEGENDARY!!!!
The magical part of Pink Floyd is one experiences a song more than just listen to it.
do the 1980 live version of this , david does a double guitar solo .
You are the second person to get it in one.
Congrats!!!
As others have said the album tells the story and ties the songs together as well as the film with the album soundtrack. I highly recommend the film as well.
You’re probably too young to know the reference but I really dig the “pop up video” spin you put on this video. Very nice touch.
Pink Floyd, “Pig on the Wings” part 1 & 2
This song makes you very emotional after a long night of LSD. Floyd was always great during those mind states. TOOL is the other band that really makes you feel when your mind is being expanded.
Watching early Sunday morning cartoons can make you emotional after a long night of LSD. For us here in Toronto, it was Rocky and Bullwinkle, the Wizard of Oz and Pinocchio. 😅
@@adamelliott18 lol
Gotta disagree. I have sat down because everyone likes Tool,and listened to hours of their stuff... actually trying to like it and I can't. It's way too pretentious,not very well arranged,and their note selection is terrible. The drummer is pretty good....but everyone else in the band totally blows. It's as if people are so thirsty,they don't mind drinking the sand
@pastorofmuppets1973 To each there own. I've bern a fan of there since 1992. Been there since the beginning. There my favorite band and I love everything about them. People don't have to try and like them.....TOOL makes you love them. But hey.....I guess not everybody.
*Don't forget the Doors!*
Something interesting about the string of questions in this song, is they show a progression of age. Starts asking as as kid scared of the world in front, asking after the war in front of him, then asking about the world and girls, ends up asking about the wall around him after it's been built, did it nee to be so high?
Millie,, Listen to the entire album, Listen to the entire album,, LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE ALBUM!!!!!
True, it's a concept album. The wall is also build by teachers, government, father's death...
You should listen the film the wall, you'll understand😊
You should really watch the movie in surround sound. The whole album is a story about his or someone else's life. Go watch it.
I love the Wall. I think it was Pink Floyd's crowning achievement.
"Mother did it need to be so high?" is in reference to The Wall that he built around himself (with Mother's help)?
Roger did a full wall concert in Berlin just after the wall came down it's an amazing watch it was a who's who of the music world at the time as he was still not on talking terms with the rest of the band at that point
There is a great video of Roger Waters doing a remote (social distance) version of 'Mother' during the pandemic which is totally worth checking. Thanks, Millie for a great reaction
"Mother did it need to be so high"
The wall a parent builds to protect their child from the world. An over protective parent can limit the skills & experiences a child needs to learn when taking on the world..
One Doesn't Merely Listen to Pink Floyd, One Experiences Them.
Lo correcto es escuchar todo el álbum The Wall porque el significado de las canciones se aprecia en su totalidad y la belleza de esta gran producción musical del grupo
When the lyrics says::: Mother did it need to be so high they make a reference to the wall (fears, overprotection, etc
Again when he said ( Mother did it need to be so high) He was asking if the Protective wall needed to be so high. Not that the Mother was high. Your reaction was awesome. Thank You
COME ON - Oktaf Kanis 🔥
All Pink Floyd albums come with lyrics included. I guess that they want to make sure you get them right.
Mother is the foundation and impetus of the wall. Smothered, over-protected, shamed. One of my favorite pathology songs.
In my opinion "Mother" is a portrayal of life Roger's that had with his single mother, since Roger's father died in the Second World War. It also portrays the difficult life that David had with his mother who suffered from a mental disorder. Maybe that's why the song is divided into two. (note, like several PF songs)
Excellent break down. Except the last line is referring to the wall that she helped him build. (I Had this wrong for years myself) "Mother did it need to be so high."
This song is based on "Manchurian Candidate" from 1962. But it is relevant to this day.
Hey You is another belter of a song off The Wall.
To me, the key song of the Wall. Why the Wall got so high.
Awesome analysis! Your Pop-Up fact bubbles (Box) are very good! You have great musical instincts! You are the Female version of Paul McCartney!! Crack on, Rock on!! "Mother did it need to be so high" I believe references The Wall being so high, that he could not climb it, since she helped build The Wall, not necessarily the Mother being high. Thanks for all your hard work!
Just a devastating and beautiful
I'm not a huge Dixie Chicks fan but Natalie Maines does a stellar cover of this
the movie version of the Album is well worth watch
Lot of wisdom in this one song. You can’t trust the government. Yes, the woman you trusted will break your heart because they’re always looking for a better deal.
I’ll be 63yo in a week. I always listen to The Wall when doing my taxes.
Mama will always find out where you've been
Pink Floyd is music therapy, and maybe none more so, than The Wall. And maybe none more so from the Wall, than Mother 🙂
You continue to immerse yourself in this music and could well become the next hippie chick! I like your style!
Best reaction ever.
The last line was referencing the height of the wall.
It's helpful to know that this song -- the entire album in fact -- is about Syd Barrett, what made him descend into psychosis, the role his mother played in why he was the way he was. It's not a statement on all mothers, just Syd's. It MIGHT be your mother. You decide.
If you love music or want to learn music Pink Floyd would be the best band to study. The stuff they did in the studio was a lot of the time completely experimental. Someday maybe time will catch up to what they created.
A very astute reaction to a beautiful and complex PF song. Just a small part of her their massive 1979 hit album "THE WALL". Itself, a complex rock opera. I would recommend **ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL, PT. 2** or **COMFORTABLY NUMB** from that album. You will Not be disappointed! Cheers!!
Everyone really needs to sit down and listen to the album. Then watch the movie.
This is a moment in two vinyl discs, context
I love the way this song swaps between 4/4 time to 3/4 time so smoothly and make it hardly noticeable.
Sorry, typical drummers view.
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There's a message here!
Mother's here.
Mother's not going hide.
Mother will watch you and prepare you.
Mother's advise will not be here forever.
Mother will help you but
Can't keep the world from you.
Basically this LP The Wall is about Roger Waters life from childhood to the modern day . When Floyd released The Final Cut it split the band ,its songs which were rejected from The Wall LP and Richard Wright didnt play on this LP , then Roger Waters fell out with Dave Gilmore so he left
There is a live version from 1980 thats insanely good!! Check it out:)
This album is very internal. It's about Pinks' descent into madness. Ending with his ultimate redemption when the wall comes down.
This song is within the context of the film where it tells part of the film's story, where Pink grew up in the absence of a father.
I highly recommend the film The Wall, but be prepared for 2 hours of insanity and depression.
Another aspect to TIC is that Roger Waters was left fatherless as were many in that period of WWII Whose father's were KIA.
Women were also taking over many of the roles left by the men fighting and dying.
Listen to "Echoes" and "Mother earth", the two big songs from the albums with the same name.
Your comments are right if you take this song alone. But if you want fully understand his meaning, you must see the movie " The Wall ". You will have an animation plus the text. You won't waste time and I guarantee you great sensations. This will allow you to situate the time, place and geopolitical situation. And this is very important to fully understand this whole work.