Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon Recording Sessions [Abbey Road Sessions - 1972]
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- The album was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, in two sessions, between May 1972 and January 1973. The band were assigned staff engineer Alan Parsons, who had worked as assistant tape operator on Atom Heart Mother, and who had also gained experience as a recording engineer on The Beatles' Abbey Road and Let It Be. The recording sessions made use of some of the most advanced studio techniques of the time; the studio was capable of 16-track mixes, which offered a greater degree of flexibility than the eight- or four-track mixes they had previously used, although the band often used so many tracks that to make more space available second-generation copies were made.
Beginning on 1 June, the first track to be recorded was "Us and Them", followed six days later by "Money". Waters had created effects loops from recordings of various money-related objects, including coins thrown into a food-mixing bowl taken from his wife's pottery studio, and these were later re-recorded to take advantage of the band's decision to record a quadraphonic mix of the album (Parsons has since expressed dissatisfaction with the result of this mix, attributed to a lack of time and the paucity of available multi-track tape recorders). "Time" and "The Great Gig in the Sky" were the next pieces to be recorded, followed by a two-month break, during which the band spent time with their families and prepared for an upcoming tour of the US.
David is so stoned 😂
"What movie are you working on?"
-"*laughs* you oughta know, you're the director! *cackles*"
-"*stifles a laugh* oops.. Um.."
"Well, tell us about it"
- *David continues laughing for no reason in particular off camera*
Director: "Pull yourself together, David!"
- *David still laughing*
"I can't.. Oh, dear, god I'm terrible, it's a film being made in Pompeii, mostly Italy"
"What's it about?"
"and it's about the Pink Floyd of course" I just love a stoned David Gilmour, actually i just love David Gilmour, period.
Beginners guide to Pink Floyd:
Roger Waters: “What do you mean happy?”
This band pushed music sound through another space-temporal dimension. Thanks God you made me find out Pink Floyd.
4:09 one of the greatest guitar tones of all time. Massive! Echoes is the definition of an epic song.
When you're that high, language is just a barrier
One day Pink Floyd lyrics will be studied in schools
it is my internal assessment is being directed to pink Floyd´s influence in historical events
Did it in my high school back in 2007.
It is already
doing it at the University since 1998 and back since 2019
0:10 "Shine On Syd" *Crying on the inside*
NO.
Shine on you crazy diamond
S Y D
It's hard not to like these guys :D
These "studio sessions" were staged for the Live at Pompeii movie, they were actually done recording the album by the time they started filming Live at Pompeii. Not that it makes this any less cool, I could watch this movie everyday for the rest of my life and never grow bored of it.
Damn, Roger has the most veiny arms ever.
the drugs man lol
lol, what an ignorant post, actually he was quite fit and a lot of people say that he had an inhuman strenght, also u can add up the fact that he is quite tall, he has all the factors to have veiny arms, and I dont see keith richards having those veins in his arms....
prob does 30kg barbell bicep curls
Carlos Salas I noticed your reply as I revisited the video. Forgot I ever left it here. Not trying to be ignorant, I always loved Rogers physique. :) He and I share the same body type, he probably had more veins due to lugging heavy equipment around, which would not be surprising.
Roger worked out somehow for sure, drugs don’t do that
Only the colour footage is from the Dark Side sessions. The rest is from recording Meddle.
Amazing insight. I love those analog synths - they were using all sorts of inventive sounds to create a sense of time and space. Love it.
Can't believe that 4 guys made me hallucinate (in a good way) for a whole night.
Never smoked it,never will, but thank God for weed
I think they did more lsd than anything
Lsd apparently increases creativity and imagination. I'm not sure about weed though.
@@efilms5974 They're on record saying at the time they weren't on any drugs except alcohol.
@@henrikjohannessen3017 well , i´m forty seven years old and an Engeenier , practice motocross and my english is too bad ...but i smoke weed since thirteen...
God bless you
Yes, thank god for weed and music
I was that stoned once, then I became a lemon.
Puffing that cigarette down to the very end!!!!
2:35 - the moment when Roger Waters thought to himself "Well, I might have some fun with the director on this one"
Amazing footage. I've seen a diff interview where Dave said he had come up with that loop in On the Run, and Roger said hold on....and sped it up and added the effects of planes and helicopters. I liked that Dave was honest and admitted Roger always had very innovative ideas.
Roger's "okay" has always cracked me up for some reason. Brilliant footage, of course
Idk why but it makes me picture a Wallace and Grommit character lol.
'The Dark Side of the Moon' put Pink Floyd on the map over 40 years ago!
Man, just a bunch of geniuses coming together. Nothing to see here.
You guys were geniuses
Ok. I have to admit, Roger drove the early PF. Then he spun off into whatever, and PF continued on the path they started on.
David Gilmore when he plays the guitar he has a blues type sound one of the best guitar players very underrated
Gilmour underrated? I've never heard that in my life.
amazing!
That song they were making at the beginning sounded like a dance song you'd here today
Or something from Dr Who? 😂
Echoes, click the 'Live at pompeii' version, in my opinion the best one!
awesome.
I will never look at Roger the same way. Ever.
Onetoo. why?
What do you mean, ever?
Orange Sunshine that night... then the ALARM !!!
Hope the oysters are still good
Abbey road studios is the recording studio for legendary artists
I taught that before kayne west did shit there
This is a lot of Live at Pompeii footage
Buen video
The Roger's quote at 2:30
That song Roger is playing at the beginning on the analog synthesizer, could’ve easily made the album
0:33 and 2:43 Roger - Aphex Twin, I'll shit em
Anyone know, what equip they were using while recording "Dark Side..."? (reel2reel, mixer, amps, synth)
It's quite clear, after watching this, which one was actually Pink
0:46 Roger Waters' arm gonna explode?!
what's it mean happy?
0:52 Roger Water casually inventing house
Damn they are swole they probably lift
David Gilmour que hermoso era...
so very beautiful inside and out
So is this footage from Live at Pompey?
1080p my ass!
Theres no any "The Dark Side of The Moon"!!! Its only Dark Side. Theres no "The"!
Well, "There is no Dark Side of the Moon really, matter of fact it's all dark.The only thing that makes it look light is the sun."
Actually, you're wrong there.
The album is called "The Dark Side of the Moon" not "Dark Side of the Moon"
Can anybody bless me with the song name at the end please. For research and historical purposes
Echoes
Orion G Right on! Thanks man, I appreciate you taking time out to inform me. One love ☮️
Pie crust blues
Eclipse is the song
0:36 Roger Waters is a sound mixing, can anyone tell me the name of this song, or if there is a record of all this sound?
that's what would eventually become On the Run
What's the full name of this documentary? I need to see it at it's full length, I've been looking and nothing
It is Rick's arm..
I don't know man, I think WAP is way more of a masterpiece than DSOTM
I agree, man. WAP has much more meaning to it.
The genius roger waters...
last song is echoes
Echoes was not from Dark Side
How do you know?
Roger's a Troll !
Doctor Who Theme at 40 seconds?.
BEFORE MOOG. HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Oh no man,it was Roger.
Sorry me!
Sexy sexy sexy
Unfortunately all this studio work is staged. Dark Side was complete at the time of this filming.
Because splicing in older footage in with new is an impossibility.
daggergblue clearly not as it'd being done here and still done these days.
daggergblue clearly not as it'd being done here and still done these days.
It was indeed staged for the film. Very convincing, but staged.
Roger Waters was the real genius.
No
@@asurname3698 I think your judgement is impaired by your animosity for the guy - therefore your opinion is worthless and into the bin it goes - ca thunk.
Definitely as far as the lyrics and concepts. He made the Floyd tge model they are. Dave was musically better than Rog perhaps.
@ArseneWenger What you say is false. Roger also wrote many songs, not only lyrics. I can tell you don't know anything about Pink Floyd
Viva Roger waters,zócalo ciudad de México
Rogers waters shaped like a spoon