Rarely have I clicked so fast on a reaction posting! This is my #1 Pink Floyd song (enough so that my car's license plate is ECHOES). This track represents everything that was and is Pink Floyd - it has the psychedelic, it has the ambiance, it has the groove, it has the rock out, it has the impeccable vocals of Dave and Rick!! What more could you ask for but for another go! From the opening sonar 'ping' to the albatross wail to the fade out - pure perfection!!
@@HAP3SPEAKZ spot on. Looking at (& listening to) their entire catalogue, they paid homage to their earlier psychedelic roots (Saucerful of Secrets, Careful With That Axe, et. al.), and also gave a solid glimpse of what was to come in Dark Side Of The Moon. The elements were all there! Whenever I listen to this track, I'm always amazed at how fast 23 minutes & change goes by! Thanks for your analysis - you made my morning!
@@HAP3SPEAKZ i get goosebumps every time i listen this song...really ! And i've already listened to it dozen (and dozen ) of times . Every time. Really
I like your experience of going through a dark vortex and entering to green pastures. Hadn't thought quite that way. I've always felt like it was under water with whale song and returning to the surface. The ability for a piece of music to so craftily evoke thoughts and emotions is rare among modern music. That's what is so wonderful about Pink Floyd's music. Great reaction! Continue your journey!
Great reaction buddy. I've heard this song a gazillion times.... never gets old. The song in it's entirety is epic.... but that build up ... that vortex as you called it is ULTRA UBER EPICLY EPIC. No words to describe it.
Richard ( Rick ) Wright to me was the back bone of pink Floyd. You were so right about the time frame of music. Back then was made from the band without the technologies of today. A great way to describe it. Jimmy Hendrix the sounds he played with his guitar. But your spot on. Love Your Reactions Thanks again for more Pink Floyd
Awesome! Your best Floyd reaction yet. My favorite Floyd song, every time I listen to this (at least 500+ times in the last 35 years) I discover something new, so much going on in there.
Yesssssssss! Their masterpiece, IMO....so young when they did this - amazing 🔥🎶🔥 David & Rick doing the vocals on this song. Watch the live version from Pompeii on your own sometime!
I dropped a lot of acid listening to this album in the 70's. They went deep....very deep, but you were a better person if you made it out the other end mentally. Brings back a lot of memories. Great times.
Just got to the end of your video - believe it or not, this song was developed live! It had elements of previous studio tracks never released, tidbits of stuff they developed over time. It was originally named 'Nothing Parts 1-24", then subsequent revisions "The Son Of Nothing' and 'The Return Of The Son Of Nothing' as they chiseled it down to what we came to know and love! I'm so glad they never gave up on it - what a sonic masterpiece!
Yep listening to the original vinyl side two of Meddle is the way I first found it. (more than 40 years ago 🤨) Then, finding Echoes live at Pompeii was a revelation, as I expected it to be a concert performance. Instead, no audience, filmed in broad daylight you get to see two guitars, one drum kit and one keyboard synth and somehow it's a studio quality sound! With David & Richards harmony, Roger and Nick feeding off each other, and towards the end of part one, David really playing the hell out of the lead guitar part! I know you've done the original studio but it's such an eye opening experience to see the guys playing it live!
Many people react to a half of this great song, and this is sad for me. Glad you didn't miss the second part. This song is so special for me, I've been listening to it almost every morning for about 5 years, more then 1000 times for sure. Sorry my broken English, looking forward for your reaction to the live version (both parts!).
I enjoyed this reaction. "Spiritual rock & roll right here!" I thought that was good. Also; experiencing a vortex to green pastures - Great interpretations - excellent! I first heard this 'album side' when I was around 13 years old (1972) and in those days we were all wondering how Pink Floyd made their sound? It was a fascinating time. I think you are correct, frequency responses do play a part. I think as long as the music 'moves' you then nothing else matters. It is clear for me that Echoes is one of the most remarkable recordings to ever emerge from a recording studio. Thanks for uploading - Liked.
Great reaction and interpretation! Very glad you’re impressed by these 4 musicians. Looking forward to more PF reactions of your choice. Thanks Hap3! ❤️
heart them 3 times live,I´m an old Floyed fan,like your reactiones,there so much great stuff for you in the future,but my absolute favorit thing is "Atom Heart Mother Suite" from 1970.Have the eggs to do something like this as a rockband in this time.But you said it,they did it for themselves,must say I never realized it bevore I saw your video! Greetings from Germany
When you talk about recording techniques back then, that's so true, Pink Floyd were always ahead of their time when you talk about studio work, if you haven't heard dark side of the moon, it will prove it again to you.
The high pitched whale and bird sounds were done by David Gilmour plugging in his input/outputs the other way around and the wind was created by Roger Waters sliding up and down on his bass. Talent
Your reaction videos are really enjoyable! You gotta do one for 1994 Pulse concert of the song SORROW, wow! You will love the whole production. These are also on par, same concert: COMING BACK TO LIFE LEARNING TO FLY HIGH HOPES every song from that concert is fantastic and all have remastered versions on youtube. Keep it up!
This song was described by David Gilmour as a musical conversation between him and Rick Wright (keyboards and vocals). David Gilmour, incredible guitarist and vocalist. You’re exactly right about that part of the song being like a vortex opening up into an explosion of beautiful sounds. Please also check out Echoes live from Pompeii 1972, parts 1 and 2.
They originally called this song 26 pieces of nothing. Reason being, they put the song together over a long period of time like a year and kept adding to and adding to until they had the final piece of work. The song Started accidentally when Richard Wright was sitting at his keyboard and tapped one of the keys that he had reverberating through what he called a Leslie and it made that sonar ping. When that happened to everyone in the bands ears perked up and they said "hey you have something there" and they went on from there to write this masterpiece! One more point of Interest, "Andrew Lloyd Webber" stole the basic music from this song for his Phantom of the Opera score. Rodger Waters didn't realize it for a while, thought of suing him, and then just thought it wouldn't be worth it. Kind of a funny thing! This song truly is a journey!!!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_speaker This is the LESLIE speaker through which Rick passed the signal of his piano's microphones, processed with his beloved Binson Echorec unit, to obtain that sound that is certainly the initial "sonar", but continues throughout the piece.
I know this is a second entry and I'm hogging up entry space but I used to imagine during this song being on a magic carpet with a dampening field around it so I wouldn't feel any wind. And floating up through the trees until I got to the top of them. Then when the music picked up speed I would pick up speed flying over the tops of the trees till I was going so fast it was like a blur. Then when that Crescendo of Music hit with the guitar I would imagine myself bursting out over something like the Grand Canyon where everything was going fast and suddenly it looks like it's almost not moving. So your sensation, many of us have imagined some scenario like that.
The next time you listen to this piece, when you get to the funky bit time it and add 30% more volume just as it starts, then concentrate on ALL the guitar parts as you let the funky bit drive the music over your brain....👍 I like to think that the middle eerie bit is the "Echo of a distant time..." talked about in the first verse. Hence the name of the song. When your day turns to shit and you’ve had a crappy day,…come home, pour a scotch (or something similar), drink that. Pour another. Drink that. Pour a third. Take that drink and go turn the lights off. Put on this Pink Floyd album. Go find a bean bag or soft leather couch, put on your headphones and sink down into the couch and sip away the final drink and let the music soothe your soul…
Love your reactions. Time for "The great gig in the sky"? And if you view the LP, you can't see any cuts. Typically Pink Floyd. The albums songs just passed into each other, like the complete album is a symphony on its own....
Great reaction!!! I'm glad you didn't let too much time pass before following the good advice that many have given you (thanks for the quote). Now I would follow the advice of those who want to attend your listening to Live in Pompeii (2 parts) A few clarifications. As others have said, Echoes was born over time from many different improvisations. In its "almost" final form it has been performed in dozen of concerts of the "Atom Heart Mother World Tour" starting from 12 September 1970. I had the immense fortune of participating in one of the 2 held in Italy on June 20, 1971 ... and it was then that it "bewitched" me. The studio recording of Meddle lasted months, between one date and another of the Tour, and in that period the French director Adrian Maben repeatedly proposed to the band to create a concert that was totally antithetical to the Woodstock cliché. The PF have always refused, even for the hectic times of a hundred of dates all over the world, but when Maben arrived with the proposed setting in the Pompeii amphitheater ... they became enthusiastic about the idea. The shooting was scheduled in a hole of the tour for a few days in September 1971. Unfortunately technical problems made half of those few days unusable ... and then part of the footage was lost (much Gilmour) so the processing was extended until the following DSOTM recording sessions in 1972. The final film therefore arrived very late compared to forecasts and with substantial changes ... and certainly not for improvement. In fact it was dominated by DSOTM ever since its concert previews (usual PF practice). However, it remains something unique and unforgettable. Not to be missed!
Great reaction man! i very enjoy how you react and explained your version of the song, YOU NEED TO WATCH "Pink Floyd Echoes LIVE POMPEII VIDEO", its a live version in the amphitheater of pompeii in rome. You don't regret trust me.
... and THEN this video so well constructed that the interpretation seems to me really impeccable: Pink Floyd - Echoes - music video m.ua-cam.com/video/whq0NBf4bDg/v-deo.html
Back in the day.... There would also be suggestion to smoke weed AND shut the lights off 🤣 . But yes I suggest when you have time to just be in your own head space to take your lounge chair outside when a clear sky and just chill out and let the music do its thing! This is my favorite band since I was a young teenager 1985 I was 13.
Careful With That Axe Eugene is another epic song to delve into. If you have the inclination react to any one song on Dark Side of the Moon, don’t. React to the entire album. Trust me, it’s worth it. If you haven’t already, check out Comfortably Numb from Earl’s Court 1994. The ending solo has been rated as the best solo ever. I’m biased though, I got to see this tour in Vancouver. Wow. It’s 26 years later and I still get chills.
Thank you the tip off!! I have some work to do before I hit that album. I get a sense they have a real deep and extensive catalog of music. Amazing stuff thanks to u guys.
the sounds of the "sea gulls" at about the 22:00-26:00 mark are made from running his guitar backwards thru a wah-wah pedal (guitar out to the pedal...but IN the OUTPUT jack and then OUT thru the INPUT jack)...then thru his gear....then rolling his tone control on his guitar up and down (not the volume).......no real synths back then......
It has been found that Echoes can be smoothly joined together with the last 24 min of Space Odyssey 2001 movie. It's very strange, shocking, but that is. You can watch it if you want: ua-cam.com/video/rn7MmS3vazU/v-deo.html And then Echoes really fit the picture while a hero moving through a space warp.
I know you said you will react to the live one of these song. You should try the live from Gdansk made in 2006. I believe it convey more emotion than the studio or the pompeii live. It's also the last performance of these song made since David Gilmour doesn't want to play it without Richard Wright who passed away.
@@HAP3SPEAKZ if you can I recommend you watch/listen to live in pompei but with the original visuals. For the dvd release some visuals were changed like adding planets like jupiter and bright coloured effects. The dvd has both cuts. It's recored at pompeis roman amphitheatre just the band and crew no audience. " Careful with that axe Eugene" is epic "one of these days" is amazing as well watching Nick Mason on the drums.
California Guitar Trio do a 10 min cover of Echoes on 3 acoustic guitars very nice if you like Pink Floyd you will like it I will put the link in the comments below and check out CGT's other works very nice chill music
Ya like the sounds on this track, eh? Ya gotta try "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict." Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/Q9gf0_vRaEE/v-deo.html
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Rarely have I clicked so fast on a reaction posting! This is my #1 Pink Floyd song (enough so that my car's license plate is ECHOES). This track represents everything that was and is Pink Floyd - it has the psychedelic, it has the ambiance, it has the groove, it has the rock out, it has the impeccable vocals of Dave and Rick!! What more could you ask for but for another go! From the opening sonar 'ping' to the albatross wail to the fade out - pure perfection!!
Love the fact you mentioned psychedelic. That was something else for sure. They certainly captured a moment and expressed everything through their music. ☮ thank u.
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ spot on. Looking at (& listening to) their entire catalogue, they paid homage to their earlier psychedelic roots (Saucerful of Secrets, Careful With That Axe, et. al.), and also gave a solid glimpse of what was to come in Dark Side Of The Moon. The elements were all there! Whenever I listen to this track, I'm always amazed at how fast 23 minutes & change goes by! Thanks for your analysis - you made my morning!
I love your reaction..
You're into the deep of this song.
Amazing sensation.
Thanks 😘
Thanks !!! It was a long one... but worth every second spent. 👏🏽
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ i get goosebumps every time i listen this song...really !
And i've already listened to it dozen (and dozen ) of times .
Every time.
Really
Thank you for an excellent and really enjoyable reaction to this masterpiece.
Pink Floyd are transition kings. It all about space in the music but not wasting that space.
I like your experience of going through a dark vortex and entering to green pastures. Hadn't thought quite that way. I've always felt like it was under water with whale song and returning to the surface. The ability for a piece of music to so craftily evoke thoughts and emotions is rare among modern music. That's what is so wonderful about Pink Floyd's music.
Great reaction! Continue your journey!
Great reaction buddy. I've heard this song a gazillion times.... never gets old. The song in it's entirety is epic.... but that build up ... that vortex as you called it is ULTRA UBER EPICLY EPIC. No words to describe it.
Thank you. 🙏🏽☮
THE GENIUS OF EVERY LITTLE INTRICATE SOUND, TO BE INTERPRATED ANY WAY ONE WISHES AND FEELS! INDECRIBABLE!
Richard ( Rick ) Wright to me was the back bone of pink Floyd.
You were so right about the time frame of music.
Back then was made from the band without the technologies of today.
A great way to describe it.
Jimmy Hendrix the sounds he played with his guitar.
But your spot on.
Love Your Reactions
Thanks again for more Pink Floyd
With David Gilmour backing Richard is so much better than Waters
Awesome! Your best Floyd reaction yet. My favorite Floyd song, every time I listen to this (at least 500+ times in the last 35 years) I discover something new, so much going on in there.
Yesssssssss! Their masterpiece, IMO....so young when they did this - amazing 🔥🎶🔥
David & Rick doing the vocals on this song. Watch the live version from Pompeii on your own sometime!
Enjoy the vibes. 🤘🏾
HAP3SPEAKZ Always do - they’re my favorite band. 🤘🏼🎶
I dropped a lot of acid listening to this album in the 70's. They went deep....very deep, but you were a better person if you made it out the other end mentally. Brings back a lot of memories. Great times.
Just got to the end of your video - believe it or not, this song was developed live! It had elements of previous studio tracks never released, tidbits of stuff they developed over time. It was originally named 'Nothing Parts 1-24", then subsequent revisions "The Son Of Nothing' and 'The Return Of The Son Of Nothing' as they chiseled it down to what we came to know and love! I'm so glad they never gave up on it - what a sonic masterpiece!
Yep listening to the original vinyl side two of Meddle is the way I first found it. (more than 40 years ago 🤨)
Then, finding Echoes live at Pompeii was a revelation, as I expected it to be a concert performance.
Instead, no audience, filmed in broad daylight you get to see two guitars, one drum kit and one keyboard synth and somehow it's a studio quality sound!
With David & Richards harmony, Roger and Nick feeding off each other, and towards the end of part one, David really playing the hell out of the lead guitar part!
I know you've done the original studio but it's such an eye opening experience to see the guys playing it live!
Live performance will and shall be reacted too in due time. No doubt!!! Thanks for sharing your personal experience with Pink Floyd.
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HAP3SPEAKZ 👍👊🏽
@@HAP3SPEAKZ yeah, the live Pompeii version is definitely worth checking out, just to see it all put together and it sounds fantastic
And through the window in the wall
Come streaming in on sunlight wings
A million bright ambassadors of morning...............I love these lyrics....
Thanks Jeff
Many people react to a half of this great song, and this is sad for me. Glad you didn't miss the second part. This song is so special for me, I've been listening to it almost every morning for about 5 years, more then 1000 times for sure. Sorry my broken English, looking forward for your reaction to the live version (both parts!).
I enjoyed this reaction. "Spiritual rock & roll right here!" I thought that was good. Also; experiencing a vortex to green pastures - Great interpretations - excellent! I first heard this 'album side' when I was around 13 years old (1972) and in those days we were all wondering how Pink Floyd made their sound? It was a fascinating time. I think you are correct, frequency responses do play a part. I think as long as the music 'moves' you then nothing else matters. It is clear for me that Echoes is one of the most remarkable recordings to ever emerge from a recording studio. Thanks for uploading - Liked.
Great reaction and interpretation! Very glad you’re impressed by these 4 musicians. Looking forward to more PF reactions of your choice. Thanks Hap3! ❤️
I used to love when this was played at parties!
heart them 3 times live,I´m an old Floyed fan,like your reactiones,there so much great stuff for you in the future,but my absolute favorit thing is "Atom Heart Mother Suite" from 1970.Have the eggs to do something like this as a rockband in this time.But you said it,they did it for themselves,must say I never realized it bevore I saw your video! Greetings from Germany
When you talk about recording techniques back then, that's so true, Pink Floyd were always ahead of their time when you talk about studio work, if you haven't heard dark side of the moon, it will prove it again to you.
Excellence on vinyl!!!
this is a perfect reaction - thanks
The high pitched whale and bird sounds were done by David Gilmour plugging in his input/outputs the other way around and the wind was created by Roger Waters sliding up and down on his bass. Talent
Your reaction videos are really enjoyable! You gotta do one for 1994 Pulse concert of the song SORROW, wow! You will love the whole production.
These are also on par, same concert:
COMING BACK TO LIFE
LEARNING TO FLY
HIGH HOPES
every song from that concert is fantastic and all have remastered versions on youtube.
Keep it up!
Masters creating Masterpieces! You gave us a present of very enjoyable 40 minutes. Spiritual Rock and Roll 🤟
My second PF favorite track ever ; so, thanks! ;)
This song was described by David Gilmour as a musical conversation between him and Rick Wright (keyboards and vocals). David Gilmour, incredible guitarist and vocalist. You’re exactly right about that part of the song being like a vortex opening up into an explosion of beautiful sounds. Please also check out Echoes live from Pompeii 1972, parts 1 and 2.
Great reaction. Now try the live version in Pompei: it's absolutely legendary!
i bought the meddle album as a middle schooler back in 1983
changed my music appreciation forever
An absolute Masterpiece.
Ya done listened to a good one. This was an amp up to Dark Side. PF learned a lot on this album. Well done and thank you!
They originally called this song 26 pieces of nothing. Reason being, they put the song together over a long period of time like a year and kept adding to and adding to until they had the final piece of work. The song Started accidentally when Richard Wright was sitting at his keyboard and tapped one of the keys that he had reverberating through what he called a Leslie and it made that sonar ping. When that happened to everyone in the bands ears perked up and they said "hey you have something there" and they went on from there to write this masterpiece! One more point of Interest, "Andrew Lloyd Webber" stole the basic music from this song for his Phantom of the Opera score. Rodger Waters didn't realize it for a while, thought of suing him, and then just thought it wouldn't be worth it. Kind of a funny thing! This song truly is a journey!!!
Them solar pings!!! Lets u know.... its "ECHOES"..... have to admit. Its a work of beauty.
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HAP3SPEAKZ Yes, Rick brings the song in on a piano, moves to an organ, then goes back to the piano. RIP 🙏🏻❤️🎶
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_speaker
This is the LESLIE speaker through which Rick passed the signal of his piano's microphones, processed with his beloved Binson Echorec unit, to obtain that sound that is certainly the initial "sonar", but continues throughout the piece.
it's a great song the sound was very cool first time i heard this Its just like a triller sounds... 🤔🤔🤔
The music spoke to the band and said this is how I should sound and the band did what the music said
I know this is a second entry and I'm hogging up entry space but I used to imagine during this song being on a magic carpet with a dampening field around it so I wouldn't feel any wind. And floating up through the trees until I got to the top of them. Then when the music picked up speed I would pick up speed flying over the tops of the trees till I was going so fast it was like a blur. Then when that Crescendo of Music hit with the guitar I would imagine myself bursting out over something like the Grand Canyon where everything was going fast and suddenly it looks like it's almost not moving. So your sensation, many of us have imagined some scenario like that.
Appreciate that Jon!! Glad I wasn't the only one..thanks for opening up and sharing your intimate journey through sound.
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The live at pompeii would be a nice follow up to this... It's 2 videos but worth it imho..
cheers!! mate 🤘
The next time you listen to this piece, when you get to the funky bit time it and add 30% more volume just as it starts, then concentrate on ALL the guitar parts as you let the funky bit drive the music over your brain....👍
I like to think that the middle eerie bit is the "Echo of a distant time..." talked about in the first verse. Hence the name of the song.
When your day turns to shit and you’ve had a crappy day,…come home, pour a scotch (or something similar), drink that. Pour another. Drink that. Pour a third. Take that drink and go turn the lights off. Put on this Pink Floyd album. Go find a bean bag or soft leather couch, put on your headphones and sink down into the couch and sip away the final drink and let the music soothe your soul…
Love your reactions. Time for "The great gig in the sky"? And if you view the LP, you can't see any cuts. Typically Pink Floyd. The albums songs just passed into each other, like the complete album is a symphony on its own....
Great reaction!!!
I'm glad you didn't let too much time pass before following the good advice that many have given you (thanks for the quote).
Now I would follow the advice of those who want to attend your listening to Live in Pompeii (2 parts)
A few clarifications.
As others have said, Echoes was born over time from many different improvisations. In its "almost" final form it has been performed in dozen of concerts of the "Atom Heart Mother World Tour" starting from 12 September 1970.
I had the immense fortune of participating in one of the 2 held in Italy on June 20, 1971 ... and it was then that it "bewitched" me.
The studio recording of Meddle lasted months, between one date and another of the Tour, and in that period the French director Adrian Maben repeatedly proposed to the band to create a concert that was totally antithetical to the Woodstock cliché. The PF have always refused, even for the hectic times of a hundred of dates all over the world, but when Maben arrived with the proposed setting in the Pompeii amphitheater ... they became enthusiastic about the idea.
The shooting was scheduled in a hole of the tour for a few days in September 1971. Unfortunately technical problems made half of those few days unusable ... and then part of the footage was lost (much Gilmour) so the processing was extended until the following DSOTM recording sessions in 1972. The final film therefore arrived very late compared to forecasts and with substantial changes ... and certainly not for improvement. In fact it was dominated by DSOTM ever since its concert previews (usual PF practice).
However, it remains something unique and unforgettable. Not to be missed!
you have to watch them making those transitions live at pompeii... imposible!!!
Great reaction man! i very enjoy how you react and explained your version of the song, YOU NEED TO WATCH "Pink Floyd Echoes LIVE POMPEII VIDEO", its a live version in the amphitheater of pompeii in rome. You don't regret trust me.
... and THEN this video so well constructed that the interpretation seems to me really impeccable:
Pink Floyd - Echoes - music video
m.ua-cam.com/video/whq0NBf4bDg/v-deo.html
Back in the day.... There would also be suggestion to smoke weed AND shut the lights off 🤣 . But yes I suggest when you have time to just be in your own head space to take your lounge chair outside when a clear sky and just chill out and let the music do its thing! This is my favorite band since I was a young teenager 1985 I was 13.
Careful With That Axe Eugene is another epic song to delve into. If you have the inclination react to any one song on Dark Side of the Moon, don’t. React to the entire album. Trust me, it’s worth it. If you haven’t already, check out Comfortably Numb from Earl’s Court 1994. The ending solo has been rated as the best solo ever. I’m biased though, I got to see this tour in Vancouver. Wow. It’s 26 years later and I still get chills.
Thank you the tip off!! I have some work to do before I hit that album. I get a sense they have a real deep and extensive catalog of music. Amazing stuff thanks to u guys.
the sounds of the "sea gulls" at about the 22:00-26:00 mark are made from running his guitar backwards thru a wah-wah pedal (guitar out to the pedal...but IN the OUTPUT jack and then OUT thru the INPUT jack)...then thru his gear....then rolling his tone control on his guitar up and down (not the volume).......no real synths back then......
It has been found that Echoes can be smoothly joined together with the last 24 min of Space Odyssey 2001 movie. It's very strange, shocking, but that is. You can watch it if you want: ua-cam.com/video/rn7MmS3vazU/v-deo.html And then Echoes really fit the picture while a hero moving through a space warp.
I know you said you will react to the live one of these song. You should try the live from Gdansk made in 2006. I believe it convey more emotion than the studio or the pompeii live. It's also the last performance of these song made since David Gilmour doesn't want to play it without Richard Wright who passed away.
This is a masterpiece however the live version in pompei is so much more.
It was mentioned to me before. I have to make time for it.
@@HAP3SPEAKZ if you can I recommend you watch/listen to live in pompei but with the original visuals. For the dvd release some visuals were changed like adding planets like jupiter and bright coloured effects. The dvd has both cuts. It's recored at pompeis roman amphitheatre just the band and crew no audience. " Careful with that axe Eugene" is epic "one of these days" is amazing as well watching Nick Mason on the drums.
great reaction Love to see you react to floyds angriest song not now john Got to say the lyrics are a bit fruity
California Guitar Trio do a 10 min cover of Echoes on 3 acoustic guitars very nice if you like Pink Floyd you will like it I will put the link in the comments below and check out CGT's other works very nice chill music
ua-cam.com/video/kcQrvePeNT4/v-deo.html
The British invasion didn't end with the Beatles.
Lol love that!
Ya like the sounds on this track, eh? Ya gotta try "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict." Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/Q9gf0_vRaEE/v-deo.html
Please reaction alip ba ta fingers style from indonesia.... Thanks....
Ok.. it's on it way. Thank you.
@@HAP3SPEAKZ thanks you, hope you like it....