Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here! WOW
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here! WOW
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"Welcome my son, welcome to the machine....." The deep rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd!
Perfect!
That is my favorite Floyd song.
“If you don’t eat yer meat you can’t have any pudding!”
It was written and dedicated to the original singer, Sid Barrett. Sid suffered from schizophrenia, and the band watched as Sid slowly lost his battle of being able to distinguish what was and wasn't reality (this is my understanding from a very in depth documentary of the band). It was a tribute to Sid and their way of expression at the loss of their friend. Wish you were here...
I think sid Barrett wrote most of*The Final Cut* ? Deepest Album I have ever heard.
Sid lost his mind doing acid and became unrecognizable even to his old buddies
@@joehaller5155 yeah, im pretty sure theres a story of him walking into the recording studio when they were working on Animals, and he was completely unrecognisable, it took them tens of minutes to work out who it was, then they basically never saw him again
That was “Shine on your crazy Dimond” Sid Barrett
Cheers have a great day
@@Pip_Bear ya sad as f**k. Really great guy and a Crazy talent just gone.
Sad news guys Brian Humphries the sound engineer on Wish you were here, sadly passed away on 29th May 2024 !! My neighbour and friend will be sorely missed !😢😞😞
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That’s a real shame. On a positive note if there is one, his work will last forever in this music, something that few people will have after they have passed away. He has left his mark on humanity.
Sorry for your loss.
@@normaedietrich9410 thank you ! May you be forever blessed !
I remember lying on the floor between the speakers...stoned..and vibing.
Me too 😁😂
Me three. 😂
Ha! Me too!
I bought my JBL L-100s with some real power with my USAF re-enlistment bonus when I was stationed in Thailand. It was an otherworldly experience.
The way music should be listen to!! 🤣🤣
My 19 year old son has finally admitted that Pink Floyd is ‘good’ lol. He’s coming around 😄
There's hope for him yet!😂😂👍👍
@@greg2976 Exactly! 😆
BP, to completely appreciate this track you need to read a bit about how Syd Barrett fits into the PF picture. Poor sweet Syd.
Hahahaha they always come around.
I feel sorry for kids today for the crap they have to listen to. This music actually got me to think growing up. Their music has the exact opposite effect.
Pink Floyd isn't just music 🎼, it's an experience ✌️
It’s a, RD trip, from, coast, to coast,,of your ,,nanna🍌
The rabbit hole has been opened. This is the deepest band you will ever listen to.
That's what my momma taught me. She use to say you need to just sit back and relax
My favorite band. Pink Floyd. Also my favorite album.
Definitely
Them and Tool
@@TheDopekitty Tool is in my top 5 as well.
The pulse concert is unbelievably good.
The version of comfortably numb they do in that concert may be one of the greatest live performances I've ever seen. The guitar solo in that is epic.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I didn't think I could ever hear a guitar cry, but the amazing David Gilmour proved me wrong. Epic song and solo.
It is fire!!
The big problem for me with that Pulse concert performance is the handling of the Roger Waters vocal parts, where they used multiple vocalists singing harmony, this kind of ruins the whole performance for me, I just can't get past it. I much prefer a later live version of David Gilmour's with Chuck Leavell doing the Roger Water parts, I am definitely in the minority on this though.
It's actually The Division Bell concert and Division Bell tour. Pulse was the name of the live album from the Division Bell tour.
Keep in mind when you're reacting to songs from the 70's, for the most part, we had no video's then. They were meant to just listen to(usually stoned), but listen to anyway. Most of the video's you see were added later, usually by fans, seldom by the bands themselves. That's why so many (often) are live, as that's the only times they were filmed. There are exceptions of course, like some Bowie or Beatles songs etc.. but they were cutting edge and the beginning of the rock video phenomena, which really didn't start in earnest until MTV in the early 80's. Just keep loving the music and lyrics, that's what it's all about.
I know ,like the video they have out for Sabbaths WAR PIGS...was not around when I had the album...no videos.
He is absolutely correct about the incense and "higher vibration". A very, very high vibration.
The young guys forget that there was life before MTV LOL
Well said! Facts.
We're like two lost souls
Swimming in a fish bowl
Year after year
Running over the same old ground
What have we found
The same old fears
I wish you were here
Just how true for so many of us...
Two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl year after year …
It doesn’t have to be huge. It can speak to lost time. Running the same neighborhood, but not running into each other. Not making time to meet up. You can lose years like that. And now you wish they were here. In can speak to a situation where that person is lost, or passed away, or even if that person has changed so much you don’t recognize them …
The poetry allows everyone to find meaning for themselves. That’s what makes it so great.
Better with headphones. One of the best songs ever. Pink Floyd never grows old. I'm so glad that younger generations are discovering their depth and artistry.
Me too, dude. Floyd has helped keep my sanity since the 70s. I'm so glad that the music I grew up with lives on
I believe BP has some good quality studio monitors, so he doesn't use hp
Amen!
The best Pink Floyd videos can be found on the back of your eyelids when you just close your eyes and let the music loose on your imagination.
So, so true!
I'm 72 years old and Pink Floyd is still the best band I was lucky enough to see multiple times in concert ever. I was fortunate to see so many icons in concert but no one, imo, will ever surpass them. Full album immersion, again imo, is the best way to experience Pink Floyd. Enjoy your journey..Peace out.
I saw them in Madrid, mid-80s.
I'm so jealous ❤ there is a cover band coming to my region in September and I'm tempted to go check them out
@@jenniferworley7115 We were so fortunate to have so much incredible music as we grew up! What a soundtrack!
I've seen them twice, including the reunion at Glastonbury in 2002. Was Epic.
Pink Floyd is for listening from each album start to finish with eyes closed and headphones on! And just hearing the sounds and words!
The best video for Pink Floyd songs are the ones in your mind with your eyes closed and headphones on
Truer words have never been said.
I would agree up to The Wall, but then those animations....
Riding in a custom van, smoking a little weed and chillin to Pink Floyd. The best of times.
“We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl year after year. Running over the same old ground, what have we found, the same old fears, wish you were here”
I quoted this portion of the song for several years after my mother died in 1989 and it was just my father and I living on in the same house where my mother once was.
This part digs deep, not just deep, but into a whole new level of depth.
R.I.P. mom 9-13-1989
You are truly missed my best friend 😞🙏🙏💔
Pink Floyd is on a different level, brother! It's relax, chill, close your eyes and let the sounds take you away kinda music.
My very favorite song with my very favorite line “Did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?” Too many of us have done exactly that.
Amen. Sad but true
This, exactly
PINK FLOYD A SET OF HEADPHONES AND A GREAT BUZZ THOSE WERE THE DAYS ❤❤❤❤❤.
I've loved pink floyd for over 20 years. It wasn't until a few years ago that I listened to them on mushrooms. Transcendent experience.
"Comfortably numb" live from the pulse concert will blow you away!
Absolutely!!! Please check this one out , BP, you won’t be disappointed!!!!
I always suggest listening to the album version first.
The only Pink Floyd video that is an absolute must see is Echoes Live at Pompeii. They play live in an empty ruin of a coliseum in Pompeii Italy. A fantastic live performance.
The video of Comfortably NUMB was from there, a full crowd I think of 3,000...wish I could have been there..this music in an ancient site? What a vibe must have been throughout the whole area that night! I wonder if they had to go thru alot to get permission to do a show there...
You are such a lucky Man to get to listen to all of the Magical PF tracks for the first time … and then over and over for the rest of your life ! Congratulations !! 🎉 ⭐️
When Pink Floyd hit us all in the early 70s it was mind blowing! One thing you learned early on was to just go with the feeling of the music and not to dissect it too death! After the 100th listen you have an idea of what it all means to you! Pink Floyd, Moody Blue's, Led Zeppelin those of us that were lucky enough to be in the right place and time for all this truly great music and the culture know how to appreciate it all. Or at least most of us do! It's just so great to witness some of it to start over again when people are exposed to it all again! As long as there are new ears to hear and minds and hearts to understand and appreciate it!
My granddaughter just discovered Pink Floyd. She is in awe. Says it better than anything they have today
I cannot believe this is your introduction song to Pink Floyd. This is the greatest band that ever existed. It's a great song and demonstrates their depth. There is so much out there by them. PF is something you just have to experience. Gilmour's guitar is revered even among the legendary guitarists. If you want to see it for yourself, watch Comfortably Numb live at the Pulse concert.
Their album Dark Side of the Moon is a seminal album in the history of rock.
Rock , one of the best but for me Black Sabbath is the greatest band of all times and everyone else is shit in comparison.
Pink Floyd is the greatest band to ever play a song.
I'm so glad that I grew up with this music... best bands and music ever
You picked the perfect one. There were no videos, no MTV, no UA-cam. Just the music, our ears, and our mind. Aaand something else 😉 That's how we enjoyed music in the 70s. Great reaction ❤
I was born in the early 80’s but still remember the calmness of this period of time and our ability to create our own visuals through the instrumentation on records.
Anything from the Pulse concert is FIRE!
The songs all about Syd Barrett, who went crazy after doing too much LSD the rest of the band carried on, and this was a tribute song to him
Smoke a bowl and float. That is Floyd
Only people with weak minds need to use drugs to listen to and enjoy music....
You got it!
The Pulse Concert is something to see it’s absolutely brilliant and amazing. Listening to Pink Floyd is an experience you will never forget. David Gilmour’s guitar solos will blow you away.
Substance of choice, music of choice. Back in the day this was as close as I could get to heaven. Hands feeling like they are tied to 2 balloons.........those were the days
Nothing is better than Floyd when you need to just make it through one more day
My favorite line in this song is
“did you exchange,
A walk on part in the war,
For a lead role in a cage”
I feel this line when I head into work in the morning sometimes lol
Anything from Animals, Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You were Here and the Wall is fire. Anything from the Pulse concert and Great Gig in the Sky from the Delicate Sound of Thunder video, with Rachel Fury, Durga McBroom, and Margaret Taylor singing.
I discovered Pink Floyd when I was 10, 57 now... still LOVE the music.
Right there with ya, Michelle. I'll be 58 in March
56. Same.
Nothing better than Pink Floyd, they are at the very top of my list Comfortably Numb, Us and Them, High Hopes, anything on Division Bell🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
They're not in the same fishbowl. Everyone lives in their own bubble until they remember to be 'here' in the present.
I picked up my first guitar to learn this song. It's been a part of my life for over 40 years.
Different vibration is a very accurate description for Pink Floyd. You are getting it.
All through the 60's in my house we mostly listened to Top 40 oriented music. Then in the early 70's my dad upgraded the system and we discovered album oriented FM radio and my life change forever. The golden age of music had arrived and we had so many choices of genres and artists without corporate dictators saying how long a song could be, what subjects were appropriate, which album cuts would be played. Artists like Pink Floyd, Steely Dan, Joni Mitchell, CSN&Y, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and too many to name would have an entire album played on the radio uninterrupted. My most treasured possession when I moved into the dorm in college was my (very cheap) turn table. This was the soundtrack of our lives and we still travel in the sonic time machine back to those days. Welcome to the party.
BP, not even for the channel, just for you... you should take some time, and listen to "Dark Side of the Moon" in its entirety. One of the best selling albums of all time, and I think it holds the record for the longest on the charts... right now I think it's at 988 WEEKS. but yeah, man... it's so so good. I think you'll get a lot out of it.
i need to do this
@@BlackPegasusRapsif you do, might as well do it for the channel as many others have. It will leave you a changed person. I have been listening to it since 1973. Approximately every 10 years it means something more to me.
Today is my 6th anniversary of being diagnosed with an incurable (but somewhat controllable) cancer. “Time” and “Great Gig In The Sky” mean more to me now than they ever have. The rest of the album is a terrific look at where we were in 1973 and still very relevant to where we are in 2024. And none of these guys had reached their 30th birthday yet by the time this was written and recorded - that may be the most astonishing part of the whole thing.
Great job on Wish You Were Here. I continue to be thankful you are here!
next one from Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb ( live to Pulse concert 1994 ) = best live guitar solo .🎸🎶🎶
David does exact guitar solo at the Pompeii show...and is more incredible because he's that much older and still killing it. The back up singers ,other musicians the historical site makes for my favorite show of theirs...
i was balling in tears watching this reaction, listening to this song again, taking it in, and seeing someone else being able to experience this profound experience for the first time. As I did through you. thank you for this brother, i needed it
You have to do "Shine on You Crazy Diamond". The whole album really. Because when you learn it's about how the music industry affected founding Pink Floyd member and friend Syd Barrett's mental health, it's made all the more heartbreaking and almost makes you angry.
This song has all the connotations of loss, grim reminders of friends and loved ones who took the final step to bring about the end. And wondering what their final last thoughts were as they succumbed to darkness.
The entire Dark Side of the Moon is Fantastic!! another from my youth,
Pink Floyd are the gangsters of music. Fact 💯
I lost my close friend Jimmy “Pink “ Floyd on graduation weekend 1995 . Over the past 29 years whenever I’m going through something , this song comes on . I feel it’s his spirit telling me it’ll all be all right.
Pink Floyd is one of the GOAT bands. Brilliant, timeless, one of a kind. Welcome to the World.
One of the greatest songs from one of the greatest bands. The older I get(52), the more this song means to me...too many friends are no longer around to listen to it.
PINK FLOYD ....THIS IS A VERY DEEEEEP HOLE TO DIVE INTO BRO....KEEP GOING....SO SIMPLE BUT SO MEANINGFUL...
I will be 62 next Friday, June 28th, and I LOVE Pink Floyd. I introduced my granddaughter to them in when she was 4. She loved to yell "Vera" to the song. "Vera". It's from the album "the Wall". Here is a little info on that song. "Vera is a beautiful and poignant tribute to Vera Lynn, a British singer whose songs provided comfort and solace during World War II. Listening to “Vera,” one can’t help but feel a deep connection with the past and the struggles faced by those during times of war. The song captures the essence of longing for a brighter future, where loved ones can be reunited once again. (Writer Unknown). If you want a couple more to react to I recommend, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and Comfortably Numb, they are in my top 10. Thanks! Beth Ann
My dad told me when you listen to Pink Floyd, you just lay back, close your eyes and let the music flow through you. It's just a peaceful relaxing mellow time. Please do more of Pink Floyd
Sid Barrett who founded Pink Floyd as a psychedelic rock band unfortunately suffered from schizophrenia that was exacerbated by drug use. Not just this song, but the entire “Wish You Were Here” album is dedicated to him after he was unable to continue with the band. You should also check out “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” from the same album.
Peg reacting to Floyd is gold. When someone asks me who I think were the greatest rock bands, I tell them this. Zep, Floyd, Rush, Sabbath, and Purple were all above number one. After those 5, we can discuss who is number one. Maybe Beatles, the Stones, the Who, maybe Metallica?
Tool belongs in the conversation. Queen gets a mention too
Peg pegging and getting pegged
The Beatles are the greatest band. Greatest Rock band maybe not.... greatest pop band...maybe not...psychedelic band...folk rock band...maybe not...overall though They stand above all those youve mentioned outside of genre
Yes Beatles, then Zep for forever...Bowie I think 3rd
You forgot Black Sabbath. Pink Floyd is still #1
Don’t listen to what people say. This is your show. Do you bro. It’s the music. Floyd is one of the best bands ever. Dive deep. Listen to time next. You might cry. Lol
Pink Floyd was my parents favorite band which I listened to since birth. It’s been my favorite also and now it’s my daughters.
Some of the greatest lyrics ever written.
"Did you exchange a walk on part in the war, for a lead role in a cage."
This line means so much...did you exchange a role where you made a difference, even a small one, to become the star only within your own prison. It really focuses on what is meaningful and what isn't.
heres a challenge for you. listen to the entire album start to finish. its dedicated to syd barret - founding member of pink floyd. he was late for rehearsal following the success of dark side of the moon. tragically he was located at the commune were he lived ,had taken a large dose of LSD and was lost in his own head and never fully recovered. the album hits about the presures of the music industry and how it uses up young artists !
Sid was out of his head and out of the band in 1968 way before Dark Side of the Moon, 5 years before.
But you can never say it was David's band cause everyone knows it was Syd's 💯
The song is beautiful.
Waters said this about writing the song;
It’s to encourage myself not to accept a lead role in a cage, but to go on demanding of myself that I keep auditioning for the walk-on part in the war, ‘cause that’s where I want to be. I wanna be in the trenches. I don’t want to be at headquarters; I don’t wanna be sitting in a hotel somewhere. I wanna be engaged.”
"Time" has to be done, the older you get the more it hits home, one of Pink Floyds best songs!
Beautiful, love this song
Best with Headphones on, lying on the sofa with a doobrie on the go
Listen to dark side of the moon, my favourite album ❤
The kid in the video for Another brick in the wall was doing the lyrics from their song Money off Dark side of the moon album.
Yay!! Another one I can cross off of my list! This is a good a place as any to start! This is one of my favorites by them, but literally all of their albums are awesome! U can just put them on and listen to them front to back! A few more u should check out are Brain Damage, Money, Time, Have a cigar, Mother, & On the turning away!
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here is one of their greatest albums in my opinion
Today I caught this while preparing for tomorrow. June 29th 1968, my mother passed away. Seventeen years later my 3rd son was born on that date, who has now also passed 6 years ago. He is now forever 32. This song always gives me a very nostalgic feeling and I have always appreciated the width and depth of the lyrics. Please check out the Pulse live version of Great Gig in the Sky. I have loved that song from day one, before I had a clue of the meaning behind it. Great reaction. Great rabbit hole to fall into!
One of my fave Pink Floyd songs.
Ahhh Floyd, music for the soul. Im loving your journey into some of the greatest music created
Bro, this is the song that gets me when I'm sitting out by the fire and it's cold AF and I've had 2 whiskeys too many. Right in the feels
'we're just two lost souls swimming in a fish-bowl, year after year' One of my favourite lyrics ever. 54 year old me still getting excited by classic songs.
Thanks for the reaction. :~)
Anyone who loves music loves pink floyd. Saw them at joe robbie stadium 20 yrs ago. It's an experience
BP, you absolutely must react to " Mother" by Pink Floyd.
Yes, the live version from The Wall tour :)))
@@NorwayMan36 , Absolutely
Yes!!! That PULSE concert!! Comfortably Numb!
Another favorite of mine,Pink Floyd!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I get so emotional listening to this song, it's so beautiful and the acoustic guitar is gorgeous. There are so many wonderful Pink Floyd songs, another one which means a lot to me is 'High Hopes', a live version from the Pulse concert is fabulous. The Pulse concert from 1994 must have been fantastic to attend and the song 'Comfortably Numb' from there has got one of the best guitar solos ever from David Gilmour, I think you would love it! Another one is 'Sorrow' from the same concert, the guitar sounds are incredible.
Ok, 1st don't be insecure!! Not all of us are aholes... The rest of us will stick up for you.
2nd, one of the stories that came out about this - and many of their songs - is that it's about Syd Barrett who was a founding member. He has a tragic story of mental illness.
3rd, most of us were stoned listening to Pink Floyd. So some of us might regress to saying 'Dude....' the rest of the day. Lol
Funny
This has been my favorite Pink Floyd album ever since it first came out (yeah I'm that old). I've seen Pink Floyd in concert 3 times in Detroit. The 1st time still ranks as the best concert I've ever seen. It, as mention before, is about Syd Barrett.
great gig in the sky!!!! man the singing is amazing an the concept with the whole album is greatness!
If anyone sees this and will prayer for this shattered Mama and my you get son...my oldest son, ANTHONY, was just murdered. Only 32. This was one of our songs. I can never listen again. We can use all prayer 🙏. Ty
My God! I am so so sorry this happened to your son. You both are in my prayers. Reach to God to help you through this. 😪🙏💔
Can’t imagine the pain and heartache you are enduring. Sending you much love in your time of sorrow. So sorry for your loss. 💔 😢❤
I’m so sorry for your loss,it’s a terrible thing to go through, my friend lost her son to murder two months ago and is devastated, sending prayers 🙏🙏🙏
First song every guy of my era learned to play on the guitar.
Pink Floyd is a one of a kind music mood! When I’m in that zone nothing can replace their music. Comfortably Numb is a must listen!
When I was a teenager. There were no music videos or MTV. My experience with this great music was headphones and these remarkable sounds in my own private concert. I did see Pink Floyd, and it was a great experience. But to be honest, I still prefer my vinyl and headphones.
This has always been one of my of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. I just had to light one up and enjoy this reaction. More PF, and thanks for the content
Great Band great song, My all time 2nd favorite ever! From a 66 yo guy!
I'm 67 and still listen every day
The ultimate vibe, vibing, vibration band
Fact😊
Pink Floyd is all about introspection, and their music matches that feel
Beautiful song.
Ohhhh a but of P.F!!! You need a blunt or mushy tea while watching these 😆 🤣 😂
Firing up the bong rt this moment
When life is kicking my butt, I listen to Floyd. Their music makes things easier. I put on Dark side of the Moon, and listen until whatever is stressing me goes away. This has kept me sorta sane throughout the years
When I was 20 back in 1985, my best friend died. He requested this song to be played at his memorial.
the definition you found online is ridiculous, probably written by some nobody with lofty ideas ,spewing out nonsense from their own imagination. wish you were here was straight up written by rodger waters for his friend and former bandmate syd barret - period! if you have some free time look up the documentary - the story of wish you were here and hear it from the band members themselves !
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If you check out anymore by Pink Floyd, please react to Comfortably Numb Live Pulse Concert 1994. An incredible performance and one of the best electric guitar solos that I've ever watched.
You can get really deep into Pink Floyd , Shine on you crazy Diamond 💎
Pink Floyd is music you don't just listen to, but you feel.
There is never a wrong version of pink Floyd to watch. Great reaction as always, if you want to watch them live try 'Comfortably Numb' >ua-cam.com/video/7kWl-ZGMwkQ/v-deo.html from their 1994 Pulse Concert and from the same concert 'The Great gig in the Sky'.
Yes. And "Wish You Were Here" from the Pulse concert is also amazing.
Oh man! I had a boyfriend in college (1989/1990) that absolutely loved PF. We used to go to the Pink Floyd Laser Light Show at a local museum. Super cool! Anyway, eer since then,Floyd has been one of my favorites!!!!
Honestly though, if you reallllly wanna listen to Floyd, the very best way to take him in, is to drive out to the middle of nowhere, lie on thw hood of your car, nothing but you, the nightsky and stars, and Floyd blaring from thw stereo.
I spent many nights that way in college.
You can feel their music to the bone. Incredible.
Second verse all the trade offs describe exchanging excitement and freedom for security and peace.
Very relevant still today
Pink Floyd "comfortably numb" live at pulse