Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon - Live 1972
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Here is a very nice bootleg from March 13th, 1972, we get to see 4 very motivated musicians perform a new concept piece that they are still putting together.
It's very interesting to see which parts differ from the finished product, and of course from the live shows that became much more commercialized thanks to this album.
This is my longest video yet, I was originally planning to split these all into separate songs, but felt that took away from the experience.
Anywho, I do not own or take credit for the music or software used, this is strictly for listening enjoyment.
0:08 - Speak To Me
1:37 - Breathe
4:34 - Travel Sequence
10:46 - Time
18:08 - The Mortality Sequence
22:32 - Money
30:02 - Us & Them
37:21 - Any Colour You Like
42:00 - Brain Damage
44:33 - Eclipse
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RAW, unfiltered and LIVE a year BEFORE the album came out. I CAN'T imagine how people in the audience felt to hear and see an experimental series of songs THEN getting the album later. This JUST DOESN'T happen anymore! I wish I could've been there.
That version of Us And Them is so stunning...it bounces and grooves in a totally different way. And different backing vocal ideas that weren't carried over to the studio version. Dark Side is obviously very special and Us And Them is...life affirming.
So glad you were able to get some enjoyment from this! It is truly a wonder to hear it at this stage.
I wonder if they had any idea how huge this was going to be. That it would be on the charts for, like, 97 years.
I feel like they knew, during some of the interviews from Live in Pompeii where they show some behind the scenes footage of them putting together Dark Side in the studio, they had an air of confidence that this would be a big one.
Just my acid fueled opinion though lol.
Nick mason did an interview where he said they didn’t expect it to get as much success as it did
My dad was at this show. He was stationed in Japan at the time and somehow got off base with a couple of buddies to go see the Floyd live that day. He described the show as mesmerizing. Him hearing it again really brought back memories of the olden days
Man that is really cool to hear.
It's amazing the kind of people you reach on these platforms.
I hope both you and your father are doing well, and continue to enjoy the Floyd!
I was at the first concert of the U.S. tour one month later in April of 1972 in Tampa,Fl and everyone there minds were blown because it was material no one had ever heard before and a year before album was recorded and then released. They played that and then played the tunes people knew ,like Echoes,Careful With That Axe,Eugene,etc. Not to mention many people there were tripping the balls off because there was lots of acid around.
I helped set up Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Concert, Portland, Oregon Memorial Coliseum 1972
Really? That's amazing! What kind of equipment did they have?
I don’t remember exactly, but at one point had to carry some large speaker cabinets up to the top level on both sides & the back of the Colisium
@@dennisjeannotte9772 That's still a really cool memory man. How lucky of you to have such an experience.
Hopefully your love of great music continues till the end of time!
thanks dennis
Okay, I guess that makes me the second biggest PF fan in PDX
so awesome to hear how the songs we all love, develop from their original ideas
is this really the dark side of the moon?
incredible piece from 72. Beautiful Album, the best in history and in my history.
Oh My.........
It is truly Dark Side in it's most primitive and free form. I may return to uploading one day, I have other shows from this era, but finding one with decent sound quality is a trick.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Holy shit. What a jam. Pyroclastic, believe that. Thank you for sharing this. What a sound.
Can't let a piece like this get lost to time.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a true joy & honor to hear this 3 months before they went into the studio to record the album of albums , thanks for uploading this amazing piece of history .
This is fantastic man, prime audio quality
Nice to hear the album without the overproduction and with some of their early experimentation intact. I don't know what it is exactly, but I just can't seem to get into the studio album all that much anymore. It's too fixed for my taste, if that makes sense. Pink Floyd is just a band I normally associate with improvisation.
"Dark Side" blew my mind when I first heard it a decade ago as a teen, but it just doesn't stimulate my mind much anymore compared to the earlier works. It's great to hear them perform it live still before their audiences changed, which in the process changed the band. They became less freewheeling, and more like the machine they ranted against. Other bands around the time became extremely famous, but still maintained their sense of experimentation.
Anyway, this is before all that, and it's great, so thanks for sharing.
Thanks man. I am glad to get this kind of stuff out there for new ears to hear. Can't let this stuff get lost to time.
Did you know there was a mix of Dark Side from 1972?
Its different, here is the link ua-cam.com/video/9wChLeGnpbk/v-deo.html
That link expired, heres a good one
ua-cam.com/video/IrTDmLkb27g/v-deo.html
I feel the same way about floyd being a great improv band
Cool. You can't improvise when producing records. It's hard to know what to keep in, and because of that they've done a great job. The imrov is for live man. The "over production" by which you mean effects in
Guessing? It just makes it 10 times more trippy. It probably wasn't their decision to cut everything by half and take off solos, that's the production side of thins.
psychedelicpiper I understand exactly what you mean, and I’m the same way. I like something that’s not as produced so I can imagine it for myself.
This is one the greatest jams of all time .....gratfulldead eat your heart out
No one does a jam like the Grateful Dead did. Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin have special things they’re know for, and I love them for their unique talent, but no one can jam like the Grateful Dead. I’ll say it again.
Pink Floyd was the soundtrack of my young life! I fell in love with their music in the background & suspect it had something to do with it. THIS is awesome. Thx for sharing.
I much prefer the Travel Sequence here to On the Run in the final album. Maybe if they'd have found a mixture between the two, keeping the jammy vibes but also still using those synth arpeggios Waters had arranged, that would be a fine ass track imo
Not one of but the greatest band ever love every song play them every day 10 hours a day 6 days a week at work
I've been there buddy. Pink Floyd is good for those things.
You should check out a band called Yes.
No Yes albums are comparable to this live show even@@davidames1746
I was there 1973-4 Capitol Center, Largo Maryland. Omg it's indescribable.
Lucky!!
I was at the 1972 Hollywood Bowl show, when they were still messing around with Dark Side, so that was the first time playing it at a live concert. Best 2 nights of my life.
@@lilRadRidinHood I love these guys.
I paid 3 bucks to see them in OKC on Sepember 12 1972. Certainly money well spent.
Almost a year before they released the album. They put a lot of time into the album, I guess it paid off
Thank you for uploading this! I was fortunate to attend the Spectrum Theater (Philly) concert event on this tour, about a month or so after this recording. I still have a copy of the program for the concert. During the tour, the work-in-progress Dark Side was titled "Eclipse - A Piece for Assorted Lunatics".
If ya ever get the chance id like to see the program!
Fuck, I wish I could go back in time
Kisses from Brazil! Viva o Pink Floyd!
Imagine putting an ad in the middle of money by Pink Floyd
Casey Hamm it's just like warm beer. beer is good but warmness sucks
It becomes an anti-ad. Whatever it is I will make it a point NOT to buy it.
@@jeffschulz6733 I can't imagine anyone paying attention to any ad, anyway. I just switch off.
Super psychedelic and god like. It sounds like they are pulling that sound out of the heavens.
Amazing Artists.
Love this. I will say, though, that the vocal delivery/style of "Time" was certainly changed up for the better for the album release. I call these early live versions the "Funeral Dirge" mixes. ;-)
Hearing about this for a long time I was glad to finally hear it.THANK YOU
I never felt that much respect for that strange guy called Roger Waters than after listening to that concert and those beautiful bass sounds and phrasings!
He plays it like a four string blues guitar love it!
Pink Floyd eterno...
Is that Roger and Dave singing Us & Them? Damn great
Guilherme Fontenele I found that very cool myself.
@@Annih1lateThis Yeah I never thought Roger's voice could fit in this music but I have to say that I actually liked it. That's why I love these bootlegs. BTW I loved Time with a slow tempo and Dave & Rick singing it... Very cool. Thanks for the upload. :D
Wikipedia says it was Roger and Rick who sang lead on early versions of us and them with david on backing vocals
I know this might be controversial, but it's just my opinion: I prefer the "Sequence" tracks to what's on the final version of DSotM.
Love drumming of nick in on the run
Realmente for real the bestof the best.
Having just watched the solar eclipse over Nashville...2017. Glad I'm in the UK.
They didn't use on the run and that jam is better imo
18:03 love those high notes
Pure Pink Floyd!! Loved it! Thanks, man ;-)
It's interesting to hear how this album was shaped throughout 1972 as opposed to the final release, it sounds a lot more unique here I'd say. Where did you get this bootleg?
I get such a Grateful Dead vibe off these jam-style joints I need to find out who is mimicking who.
Saw the leftover Dead opening fir the Allmans. Great show. Never saw the Dead while they were alive but...... I've seen alot of videos and, no distespect to the Dead but, DAMN!!!!
Or, to put it another way, Floyd is Mt. Everest and all other music put together is a grain of sand.
Difference between them is Floyd is good
floyd were so way ahead technologicly and were streching what that equipment was capable of doin and alot of times pushing gear way beyond what its intended uses were. Floyd thought there was music in life in itself and that everything can emit an emotion from those sounds. Story telling at its most primal..They made Order out of Chaos. The experimented but are masters of that and the story... greatful dead were huge at improvisation...but pf masterd it. Where they excelled musicly is the diffence
Did you notice, at the very end of this , u hear the division bell chiming. A harbinger of things to come?
Yep, the "original" divison bell chiming is from a church organ recorded by Richard Wright in '68 or '69. It is used on Atom Heart Mother as well I belive.
the mortality sequence sounds like celestial voices
This version of the time solo is absolutely epic
Random thoughts:
- While I don't prefer Travel Sequence to On the Run, I agree with Kurtyboi below that some sort of fusion over the two would have been an improvement. Electronic loops that would have amazed the listener in and of themselves in 1973 don't do so today.
- Thank God they lifted the verse lead vocal an octave on Time. They sound bored here.
- The Mortality Sequence sounds like *very* early Floyd. Would have been right at home on Saucerful of Secrets. No doubt that was why they weren't satisfied with it.
- The run home (Any Colour You Like onwards), where so much of the album's greatness lies, got a *lot* sharper between this performance and the recording.
Fantastici
13 March 1972SapporoNakajima Sports Center
Thank you!
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SOUNDTRACK !!!👍❤
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Wish there was photos of band playingibg?£
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how did you obtain this? when i get some blank cassettes this id definitely going on one
Amazing Travel Sequence. What show is this? Where,When/
March 13th, 1972 - Nakajima Sports Center, Sapporo, Japan
Live At Brighton?
Nakajima Sports Center, Sapporo, Japan
Ty!
Muita droga ...
4:33
Кто это исполняет?
Alan Parsons on the Mixer?
That I do not know
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Sounds like a bad coverband lol
I'd honestly be impressed to hear a coverband attempt this rendition of the album.
The album was still being developed so it's not gonna sound as polished as the studio version.
@@webz3589 that’s what happens when you list to auto tuned artists all day