College Students' First Time Seeing - Echoes Live in Pompeii | Pink Floyd Reaction
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We’ve been meaning to hit this live show for a long ass time, and it just amazing. Oozing emotion and that classic gritty psychedelic feel we’ve come to love from Floyd, hope you guys are having a great week! 😁🔥
Here is Part 2 for you: ua-cam.com/video/p89kAp4rzBE/v-deo.html
Andy & Alex I thought your faces froze towards the end of the song ,lol.LOVE THIS SONG.i got to see them in Tempe in 94 .absolutely mind blowing ,the entire stadium frozen in awe.as always dudes,great job,great life
when i was in high school there was a theater that would show midnight rock n roll movies on saturdays. saw this movie at the midnight show. mind BLOWN.
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun is one of their most underrated songs ever and also played during that live set.
It is necessary to start from the beginning to understand the IMMENSE, THE COLOSSAL role of Pink Floyd in the history of music in our time. And what better way to get back to the basics, so that a young person like you can grasp the precise time when the influence of this group was felt. There is no greater testimony than the recording of the historical video of Pink Floyd in Pompeii (1 and 2) to capture its full scope. Why?... Because this is the exact moment of the changeover. Middle, of which Echoes is a part, was made at that time. But what people have to realize is that in 1971, the world is still under the yoke of the Beatles and the little melodies 'Yeah. . . Yeah. . . Yeah'... Commercial compositions, short in time, and without any pretensions. And here comes this band!. . . . . Celestial. . . Interstellar. . . A music that comes straight from the edge of the universe. Can you realize? The Beatles in 1964 and 7 years later Pink Floyd. UNBELIEVABLE!. . They literally opened the musical skies to other bands like Genesis, Led Zeppelin, Metallica etc. . . . They are the first of our time to build a bridge between the long works in musical duration ( 18, 25 min. etc. ) such as Beethoven, Mozart. A melody of Elvis, the Beatles were all very short and of a commercial nature. One last point. . . Before them the shows were minimalist. Very little sound, visual and minimal lighting support. They really revolutionized these aspects too. . . Also they are the biggest band of all time. In three, four hundred years, they will still listen to them and have the same reactions as you
I love the meme “you may be cool but you’ll never be a shirtless Dave Gilmour shredding a black strat in Pompei..”
Lee Thomas Truer words were never spoken. 🖤🤘🏻🖤
Lee Thomas Lol, no one is that cool..
Jimmy Page with double neck guitar playin stairwya to heaven solo: exist*
@@giomiqeladze9123 David Gilmour, Steve Howe, Steve Hackett, Tony Iommi, Ritchie Blackmore and Alex Lifeson destroy Jimmy Page.
thewallofsleep SRV too
Gilmour and Rick Wright's voices together are perfection...
Absolutely!
When I listen to Pink Floyd so do my neighbours. 🤟🏼🔥
Damn straight! I went to visit my mom last weekend & while walking my dogs, a guy in her neighborhood had some PF playing inside his house loud enough for me to hear before I passed by. He was outside grilling...grilling & chilling 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
And you passed by
Never gets old
Quite possibly the best version of Echoes they ever recorded. Pink Floyd was like a nonstop psychedelic engine of creativity.
It was an experience
Spot on mate 😊
In case you guys were curious, the music you hear on this video was the *actual* music recorded during that session on film. Pink Floyd insisted that that be the case with the film director prior to agreeing to do the film. NO post-production music over-dubs. That's why you see their entire 1970's production and recording set on the ground in the video. IT'S THE REAL THING.
John Rogers some of the clips were recorded in a studio in Paris.
@@jimhardiman3836 Only the visuals were recorded for the Paris clips. The director felt he needed more cutaway shots so they mimed to the audio of what you're seeing here.
@@Skraboing649 Not sure about miming, but with the scenes in the studio of David overdubbing Eclipse, (and I think also Roger on the Synthi AKS doing On The Run) it's true that they'd already finished DSOTM by that point which was in the process of final mixing, so they just basically went in the studio and played some stuff.
Also what we hear is coming out of those beautiful WEM speaker stacks in to the mics you see infront of each stack.
Does the word "Duh" mean anything to you?
Worst thing about Pompeii is they cut Echoes in half..
Yes there is a part 2.
here is the full version: ua-cam.com/video/DtJgNvwmsRA/v-deo.html
Well if you have the whole entire DVD it makes sense they open up with Echoes and then the ended with echoes..And I got the DVD awesome times I had for over 15 years with it :)
I saw this in the theater in 1978. At the end, a young kid behind me said, "they didn't play any of their good songs". To which I replied, "nope, they just played their best songs".
No, I think having it in two parts bookending the whole film was the better choice.
Ricks keys and backing vocals always overlooked. My fav member of the Band rest in peace
You guys should totally check out the rest of the Pompeii set. Saucerful of Secrets and Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun are epic.
Make sure they're the full versions btw, gotta make sure you get those crazy gong hits in Saucerful. :)
Agreed..! Check out the compilation albums too! They have alternate versions of songs, older remastered songs not known to most pink floyd listeners, and live versions of songs too like Pompeii and Live at BBC
^^ THIS!
Don't pass up 'Careful with that Axe, Eugene' & "One of These Days" either. The former is phantastic.
gilmour's vocal at the end of "a saucerful of secrets" makes me cry every time.
The first time I heard Echoes was at midnight in June in the dark with all windows open and a breeze blowing through the house. When the echoes began, the hair on the back of my head raised and I was transported to another place and time. A most surrealistic experience, all without ANY chemicals. WOW!
Welcome to The Floyd, still listening after 50 years and still great.
Gotta love those duo vocals of Wright and Gilmour.
Yesss, the harmonies are unreal 🔥
Worlds best vocal and concert
Amazing
The Black Strat now worth $3,300,000!
Seriously.....you could another 3 zeroes for historical value....🤨
I meant ADD 3 zeroes....
About a month or two ago, there was a David Gilmore guitar collection display at Christie's in Beverly Hills, right across the street from a place I deliver to often, but I had no time to enter and look around. I was pissed when it ended
Yeah and the music David made with it?....Priceless!....who cares about fucking money-it's pointless- but the music is timeless.
jason hall of course!😉👍🥃
I've listened to this 50 times recently, discovered the 25 minute one and listen to it every night before going to sleep. It's like a relaxation tape, but better.
Lol its 23 minutes and 32 seconds long.. :) Not 25 minutes
I also fade to black listening to this masterpiece
Yes, that and a dube was many a young freak's bedtime lullabye. 😎
I love it when you’re speechless! THAT’s when you know the band is IN THE ZONE!
good to see 2 young men appreciating 70's prog rock!
Im 16 and I'm getting real deep into this music. I have all the floyd records. ELP, Genesis, CAN, King Crimson and so many more.
I saw Pink Floyd at Carnegie Hall circa 1970's and they said we are going to do some music from their as yet unleashed new album and proceeded to play Echoes. They were using a quadraphonic sound system and the music was swirling around the hall. Mind blowing to say the lease. Saw them twice again during the Dark Side of the Moon tour. Always a great experience.
I think this is the best live version of any song Floyd ever did. It really is a true masterpiece. Absolute. Savage. Guitar. Tone.
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That groove is never long enough.
David Gilmour is beyond incredible!! ♥️🎸
I've been listening to Floyd for over 30 years...he still amazes me.
Goosebumps the first time I saw this, really cool
Is no one going to talk about the beautifully haunting harmonizing they do in this performance?
Can't beat a shirtless David Gilmour wailing on the guitar. Love his voice with Richards.
Epic video . A must see here first! Great reaction! Long live Pink Floyd !
This is, according to me, one of the greatest tracks ever made.
I played that to my son when he was 1 while rocking him to sleep, he absolutely loved that song and would instantly calm down as soon as he heard that first "piing".
My dad used to do the same to me and I still can't get over the damn song 22 years later. It's that good.
That funky groove....wow :)
You ought to check out the famous transition into funk on David Gilmour Live 2006 Remember That Night. The audience cheered when they did it.
OMG OMG i loved reaction, loved Music , I loved Pink Floyd.David Gilmour the best all times.
Pink Floyd London...yeah
There is a part two of the song. It is on yt also. The song started and ended the concert film. Check out the behind the scenes vids from the remaster/extended version. There were some cool scenes about recording their new album Dark Side. The entire concert is worth a watch too. I prefer the original version over the new one which has animation.
Ugh...Don't ever speak about "The Director's Cut" version. It completely ruins Live at Pompeii. I try convincing myself that it doesn't not really exist.
"Hey, I've got an idea... Let's take that concert the Floyd did in Pompeii. You know the one. The performance that is considered to be God's own work among Floyd fans. Yeah, the one that is so perfect it could never, ever be improved. Let's take that and fucking ruin it with the world's worst CGI. Yeah...That way the viewers aren't actually focused on the Floyd boys, but they'll be focused on a steaming pile of aids infested shit!!"
Yes that was just the part 1, I hope you react to the part 2 soon, it is nice to re-watch this masterpiece with you.
Part 2 is a must see/hear. Also check out the version from David Gilmour live at the Royal Albert Hall ('Remember That Night') with Rick Wright if you didn't already!
ua-cam.com/video/BW9Kts3fo98/v-deo.html
Tjoppy the one they did in Gdańsk is even better, take a listen
@@Kruso I prefer the Royal Albert Hall version 🎧👍
Tjoppy respectable
This is my favourite reaction video to this piece. The boys look just stunned! I so envy them!
Yes, there is a Part 2, it comes later in the video. Part 1 is the first track, Part 2 is the last track, with 7 other songs sandwiched between. You guys should just watch the whole show, you'll love it.
My very first time watching this was when I was stoned. And I was mesmerized during the whole video
Henrico Smara same here
Is there anybody out there who had discovered this band in the 70s without the use of drugs?really soooo cliche.i doudt those who connect always those two things could ever understand and apprecciate this music from oxford students.very smart music for such a wasted generation.literally.if you dont believe me listen to what other -ahead of their time- bands have to say about this topic,such as the who and jethro tull.its like when you send a message as an artist (baba o riley) and everyone is so trully wasted that noones gets the irony of it.you need to reach a certain age to understand irony.imagine to try it with drugs.you ll be a laughing stock for generations to come.unless they take drugs to.a perfect way to ceep a whole generation comfortably numb.
Μαρια Χουρδακη , You ask about discovering PF’s Meddle without drugs, we’ll yes I did, given I was only thirteen at the time but in reality after listening to it I was naturally as high as a kite and certainly wouldn’t have needed anything to smoke or to take anything else to achieve the overwhelming power and effect the album had on me after my initial first listen. I’m not sure if it was my age and no doubt raging hormones may have contributed also, maybe? Who knows. Neither can I say it remained that way when I grew up and left home though. During the early seventies drugs were everywhere, nothing as evil as today though except for heroin. Heroin was the worst by far but then only in one major city in our country. In small towns like mine it was never seen. Weed or dope as we referred to it back then was extremely easy to come by and more often than not homegrown, not saturated in ‘God knows what’ as I believe it is today. But at least that was relatively short lived time of smoking for me, unlike my eternal love of PF which will remain forever. So many years now have passed but they still remain number one on my desert island disc list, closely followed by Radiohead. :)
So was I in 1973 when i saw this
Alex’s face for like a full minute during the intro is everything 😂
Yeah, this was a cool chill reaction, to one of favorite bands. Cheers Boys
The Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii DVD should be part of every Floyd aficionado's collection. Not only do they do Echoes and other tunes from Meddle, but you see them actually in the studio laying down tracks for this new album they've been working on called Dark Side of the Moon, and playing around with all the new fangled electronic toys they have at their disposal to make some of the weird sounds you hear in "On The Run" and elsewhere. I think you see a little of Gilmour laying down some of the "Brain Damage" guitar parts as well. There's also a few really spaced out sounding interviews in there. Lol!
When my family first got a video recorder (hired not bought) the first (VHS) video I rented for myself was Live at Pompeii. That version didn't have the studio scenes.
Saw Pink Floyd at Pompei in 1979 as a freshman in college at the midnight movie plex. Blew my mind permanently.
The acoustics in this arena are incredible.
They are all just so calm and unhurried; they get to things just when they should and no sooner or later. I live my life like this, because of them. Great vid and reactions as-always.
First 2112, now Echoes Live in Pompeii?!?! You guys are killing me (with EPICS!!) I remember when my girlfriend (now wife) gave me this video for my birthday - we sat with a joint (or two) and grooved out to this amazing performance...and what a video! The sound was amazing, the visuals stunning - was great to capture the Floyd as they once were!! Great reaction guys to one of the best prog songs EVER! Now you need to do Part 2 and complete the song, it bookends the 'movie' - starts & finishes with Echoes, with a whole bunch of psychedelic goodness in between!!
It's the first time for me too.
Great moment
their voices just give me chills
Yesss! Love this song thanks for doing this so glad you did it!!
There was 1 audience member. A kid who snuck in. They found him 45 years later and interviewed him for Gilmour's concert there. Also, worth noting a teenage Black Strat sporting a white pickguard makes its appearance. Little did it know that it would go on to have the career it had ending by being auctioned for $3.9 million just a few weeks ago. This guitar featured on Atom Heart Mother (1970), Meddle (1971), Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii (1971), Obscured by Clouds (1972), Dark Side of the Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977), David Gilmour (1978), The Wall (1979), The Final Cut (1982), About Face (1984), David Gilmour Live at Hammersmith Odeon (1984), Live 8 (2005), On an Island (2006), Remember that Night (2006/07), Live in Gdansk (2006/08), Bryan Ferry, Olympia (2010), The Orb, Metallic Spheres (2010) and Pink Floyd Endless River (2014), Rattle That Lock (2015), Live at Pompeii (2016).
There is a part 2. Part 1 and part 2 bookmarked the the beginning and end of the Pompeii film. Part 2 is a little annoying in that the director chooses to silhouette the band during the albatross guitar section. Music's still great though.
Pink floyd was my moms fav...brings back memories. Rip mom❤
"Oozing feeling and so in control" - that actually is a great summary of their sound overall
Haha, the guy on the right's facial expression should ALWAYS be the one people have when listening to PF...just sayin!
It's funny, how ever word you said is 100% correct.
;)
Yup. Stunned, amazed, mouth agape...
dude is stoned out of his mind real talk
Somewhere between “awe” and “gobsmacked”
That’s right kids, actual great music!
Excellent, Guys, more please more.
Alex wouldn’t look out of place if he went back in a time machine and joined the band at the venue. It’s often been said that looking at Nick Mason with all the hair and moustache etc. - now THAT’S what a proper drummer should look like! Great revue as always, and I agree, I was disappointed that we only got about half of the piece. But great live playing and nice to see early (ish) Floyd live.
I often think that Alex looks like a young David Gilmour with the hair ^_^ Certainly would fit easily into the 1970s
Always thought Alex was more of a Dave Navarro doppelgänger
That feeling you get when nick mason he does first drum notes . It be like that mates.
I've stood on that very spot in '86,great show!
There is a part 2 it bookends the film Live in Pompeii
React to CAREFUL WITH THAT AXE EUGENE from Pompeii!
Yes
I haven't watched it in a long time....but there is a DVD of that entire concert. They did the FULL album out there. I believe the crew had to run power cables a couple of miles out thru the jungle to reach the amphitheater.....and supposedly, a couple of backpackers stumbled across them, as they were filming this, and were allowed to just hang around & watch. How cool would THAT have been?
195511SM Man, that would be awesome!
There is no jungle near Pompeii, it's not a tropical environment.
Now the live in Gdansk Version! The cool thing about Echoes: Each version (studio, Pompeii, Gdansk) is so unique.
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Glad to see you check this out. The whole thing is amazing!
This is one of my favorite PF songs and videos. It show just how great DG is at working that black strat to perfection! He recently sold it at auction for charity for a total of 3.975 million!
Can we agree that nick mason is criminally underrated especially in this set, probably his best work
Yes.
I saw this movie when it came out. I was 16 and it changed my life. I love, love, love this song.
I always start all my listening experiences with the studio recordings then go to the live. And on occasion, you get epic live, which we’ve got here. I must have watched this 50 times. Never gets old. Make sure you watch the rest. You won’t regret it.
I always dig the amp/speaker stacks!
This reaction is suited to your style of a straight listen. Part II will complete the trip!
P.S. - was at that amphitheater in '95. It is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheater. Modern amphitheaters and stadiums even used the designs of the washrooms.
Pink Floyd couldn't have come up with a more unique venue to play this fantastic track - the ancient arena at Pompeii, what a place to make music ! The ancient Romans would have loved it ! Excellent, pure joy. Now guys, you must see David Gilmour and friends play "Comfortably Numb" at the exact same place in 2016, it is a breathtaking rendition of one of Floyd's best tracks ever. 😘
Saw it last night for the first time. Fucking fan-fucking-tastic!
Excellent reaction. Love the duality: grooving the music, grooving the visual. Most PF fans know that Echos was a glimpse into what was to become next: the premier concept recordings ever: Dark Side of the Moon. One the charts for over 700 consecutive weeks (look it up). The rest as they say...is history! Love your channel! Keep it up!
They also show how ahead of their time they were with engineering with sounds. Yeah, you need to watch the whole thing
Pink Floyd, London. Yes Sir.
the mighty Pink Floyd. nuff said
what a band there is no one out there like them
I didn't know much about Floyd. Then a friend and myself went to a Midnight showing of "Pompeii", in the 70's. This was the opening song. That was the clip, that truely introduced me the the band. It has a special place in my musical heart. Thanks, ASAP Hollywood
I like that you guys watch the whole video and not stop it during. You give your opinions when its over that's great, keep it up.
Now my eyes are tearing up seeing Rick Wright. Emotions get the better of you as you get older...
This is definitely one of my favorite Floyd songs. Check out the full 25 minute version
Hold on guys! Pink Floyd delved into the movie industry also and this was just 1 scene from 1 of their movies. Pink Floyd Live in Pompeii is a full feature movie and you just listened to part of 1 song. I experienced the show on a full screen movie theater with surround sound at the midnight movie series that my local theater was showing. You need to watch the entire movie on the largest screen you can find. Yes there's another movie 😁 Obscured By Clouds. Have you died and gone to heaven? They have other awesome music videos and their epic production of The Wall. 🤭
back in the '70s the midnight showing of Floyd at Pompeii was the only way many of their fans actually got to see them since they did no American TV and so rarely toured the states. The midnight showing of Pink Floyd ran for years in theaters all across America. This was the first music video/movie I ever bought back in 80...81? somewhere in there. (they actually did do an 'American Bandstand' back in the '60s but none of that really registered at the time with post Dark Side era Floyd fans.)
Pure art
I see all the spirits of that ancient city rocking to the groove!!
When you could go and see this at the midnight movies back in the 70s. Sound systems sufficiently loud enough to capture this truly amazing performance!
Thank you Pink Floyd ✋🤚
Okay, nothing to do with music, but David Gilmore was THE most beautiful man in rock history. Ha!
Me and my wife were in Pompeii 8 years ago,it was only us two in the whole arena and I of course was thinking about Pink Floyd,kinda cool being the only peeps in there at the time, gives you time to think and reflect on life. Greetings from British Columbia 😎
this is so great because there is precious little quality video of Pink Floyd in their prime....
I just checked it out, and that is the same black Strat that was sold at auction for $3.9 million this year
Yes, I bought it.
I saw them perform this live as the encore for the wish you were here tour back in 75 or 76, it is the best concert I have ever attended and I have been to hundreds since then but nothing beats echoes live in its integral version.
I think the film maker Adrian Maben originally wanted the band to mine to this track but they refused and played it live.
chris b and they recorded it in pieces. If they didn’t like a take, they re-recorded the part.. they would finish a section, go listen to it and decide to continue or re-do the section. True perfectionists.
Really enjoy when you discover what I was listening to when I was your age...blew me away then too and even now I still get blown away.
One of the best Live performances of any band out there! There is something mystically haunting in Pompeii, and Floyd music captures it tightly.
PF for life!
Saw the whole thing at the cinema back in the day … glad to see young people can appreciate it. Headphones a must!
Prob my fav song of theres of all time, its just so damn epic, what a trip they take you on. This is a great live version.
Even though this came out 50 years ago when I was 12 it still sounds like something from 50 years in the future
It always will.
Yeah this concert always blows me away even after 35 years of seeing it time and time again!
Wicked,hypnotic bassline from Roger.
Pink Floyd London.
'nuff said.
would have loved to have been there!!!!
Yes, there is more. Echos at pompeii part II. It can be found on youtube. Always like to watch Pink Floyd reactions.
nearly 50 years old this !
PINK FLOYD --- so iconic! Thank you! Don't jump out of your seat, Andy, but PF is worth it!
React to part 2, then, always from Live at Pompeii: One of these days.
With Nick at his best 😛👍
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A great reaction guys. It's great to see Nick Mason channelling his inner Bill Ward and the harmonies between Rick Wright and Dave Gilmour are so haunting. Rick is a sad loss of a great talent. You must do part 2 in fact do the whole Pompeii performance awesome.
This is a great, great film... You guys definitely need to see the whole thing.
Amazing 1-hour documentary, a person uploaded it to UA-cam 12 years ago, I really appreciate it, I already downloaded it.
😋🛸🌺🐺🐾
I feel so lucky to have been born at a time to hear the " Beatles " start it all, and then bands like Pink Floyd just pick it up and kicked you in the face...I'm a lucky man.... music was at a pinnacle !!!
I find it kinda sad because whatever you think of today's music, even if you think its great, there's no band out there doing THIS. There just isn't.
@Thievius333
Exactly
No one else could
Nope, not this exactly, but there are still some excellent psychedelic rock bands kicking around. Problem is that they get absolutely zero recognition outside their specific (and usually regional) target audience.
Yep but its for the good of everyone!! Obviously PF is unique and there are only scarcely unique bands like them, perhaps you need to check out Eloy
Porcupine Tree!