My favorite Floyd song (alongside "See Saw" and "Fat Old Sun"). Achingly beautiful and deeply nostalgic and poetic. Richard Wright--you are deeply missed.
curiously enough (despite having high expectations) I could not get too much into Rick Wright's solo albums... I have to re-listen those and see how "older me" will react to it
rick wright is the brain of the pure floydian sound. the masterpieces of meddle and the dark side belongs to him. and one of the best pink floyd songs in all its career is summer of 68
Rick singing is heaven! This should show Rick and his lovely side smile during the whole video ffs is so disrespectful from people of your time ignoring Rick
Probably a director who didn't know the band's music, didn't know who the lead singer on the song was, and probably didn't notice Rick miming the vocal (I assume he would have been, but who knows?), and couldn't suss out that he was focusing on the wrong band members for the entire song. Iv'e heard of TV directors doing things like cutting to the bassist during a guitar solo (because they can't tell the difference between a bass and a guitar), or showing the wrong guitarist during a solo (there's an episode of The Young Ones, where Motorhead mime Ace Of Spades, and during the guitar solo trades between Phil Campbell and Wurzel, never once do we see the guitarist who is actually soloing at any given time), but this one takes the cake.
Genuine performing artists do that LOLOLOL, I've seen a couple of videos in which the bands are also making fun of the fact they're not live I think One is The Beatles, The other must be The Hollies or The Small Faces 🤔 or both
Best musicians to ever exist and they are asked to stand there and pretend to strum while the music plays??? Ha. I know that’s just what they did back then...but you can tell they feel ridiculous doing it.
When asked at some press conference which one he prefers, Gilmour without hesitation said "oh the Beatles"....makes sense considering they influenced Floyd along with every other group after them. Roger Waters not too many years ago stated that "Sgt Pepper" and "Music from Big Pink" by the Band were the two albums which had the biggest influence on him. "Pepper" makes sense cause it's psychedelic, but "Big PInk" was the flip side, the antithesis to psychedelia
youtube won't allow me to paste links but I can paste a sample out of the text here... Was just reading how "Tomorrow Never Knows" was created and this came up, involving Pink Floyd indirectly: " One noteworthy new element in the mix on this day was the use of 20-year-old Geoff Emerick as primary engineer. Norman Smith had been The Beatles engineer for the vast majority of their sessions up to this point but, because of his promotion to producer (new band Pink Floyd being one of his first artists), advantage was taken to get some "young blood" in the studio to help satisfy The Beatles’ cravings for innovations in the recording process. Having worked with them on various occasions in the past as 2nd engineer, the group was somewhat familiar with him personally. His new role as primary engineer would test his creativity and ultimately win them over as one who could fulfill their quest for expanding their sonic landscape. "
That days i remember and cry sometimes for the things i have to do when i was young.What a masterpiece. Be well ricky Make them mad with your music up there
J.C. Belleville, je suis d'accord avec vous. La populace qui pensent connaître Pink Floyd, ne connaît pas ce morceau, cette perle qui se différencie du reste. ça date de 1968. J'ai découvert Pink Floyd avant qu'ils ne sortent leur premier 33 tours. En mai 1966 j'avais un 45 tours Extended Playing (E.P.) qui proposait Astronomy Dominae et Interstellar Overdrive. Il existe des chansons de ce groupe qui ne sont jamais sorties sur 33 tours. Sur single uniquement.
This had Syd doing all the guitars, acoustic and slide. "Set The Controls" had Syd and David playing different guitar overdubs. "Jugband Blues" was Syd's last song for the band.
@@gianluccamontechiari7662-no both john marsh and peter jenner recall syd being let in to the studio in an evening session to overdub slide guitar on see-saw..syd plays all guitar deinitely on remember a day as those sessions on that track are much earlier,,,may1967 and october 1967 overdubs(syd's slide)
although Sticky Fingers has been my favourite album since I first heard it in 1977, for some inexplicable reason, it was another 10 years before driving through a warm, moonlit night across the hills after a long, hot, hard day that coincidentally this stunningly beautiful track came on about 10 miles from home, and it hit me at long last; although they have recorded equally majestic closers to their albums, none quite match this one in its divine glory. Maybe it’s the addition of the strings, whatever it is, it’s a song that can cause my spirit to soar..
Also, isn't this the tune that Nick actually does not play the drums on the recording? They had the producer or engineer play on one cuz he couldn't get the right feel for the song.
I'm surprised at how dark and alien A Saucerful of Secrets is compared to Piper. It honestly freaked the hell out of me. This is my favorite song on it by far; such ethereal driving beauty, like flying along a bizarre sunrise and pretending to catch it with your hands.
Years ago, I created a Pink Floyd mix CD - songs from their first four or five albums, weird obscure stuff, likely unknown to the casual Pink Floyd listener. I titled the mix “Remember A Day”- It was second in the running order
Peu importe que ce soit en play-back. Ils ont fait assez de concerts pour montrer que c'étaient des pros des bons meme excellents. Tous les grands sont passés par là et continuent. Pas facile de jouer et chanter en play-back. Vive Pink Floyd les meilleurs. Je devais être jeune à l'époque où ils ont chanté cette musique.
Love the song. Fitting that David performed this on Later with Jools, just after Rick died. He had a hard time during the interview section keeping his tears in
After this taping, it went something like this. Rick. ''So who mimed the vocals then?'' Roger. ''You. I hope.'' Rick. ''NO''. David. ''Don't look at me, I don't even know the words.'' Nick. ''A ha hahahaha.'' Rick. ''Really, who?...'' Roger. ''There was no mic to pretend to sing into. I can't pretend to sing words I didn't write into a microphone that I pretend is present.'' Nick. ''We are all ventriloquists!''
This is the most obscure song on Pink Floyd's most obscure album, yet I feel like I've heard it before a very long time ago. I know the lyrics yet I have not been able to find anything that this song might have been in aside from a few very obscure films.
Oh shit, I remember this song from something. Damn......now my brain is searching for where I heard this haha. I know I've been listening to classic rock since I was little, like my brother and sister were born in the 60's and they listened to this music ALL the time and I'd go in and jam out as a little child to their records like Floyd, Zeppelin, CCR, the list went on.
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'Remember A Day' was written and sung by Richard Wright
*camera shows everyone except Rick*
Same thing in the 2005 reunion , Richard didn't like to be filmed , maybe they put this into consideration ?
@@ethnicleanserberg7975~ My album, "A Nice Pair" does say that the vocals were performed in this tune Richard Wright AND Syd Barrett.
He was always so underrated.
It s true Rchard Wright was the PF soul
denis martin idk man, i would give that title to syd
Roger hamming it up for the playback...”Why can’t we play today?” indeed
LMFAO
My favorite Floyd song (alongside "See Saw" and "Fat Old Sun"). Achingly beautiful and deeply nostalgic and poetic. Richard Wright--you are deeply missed.
this one my favorite and "Summer '68"
curiously enough (despite having high expectations) I could not get too much into Rick Wright's solo albums... I have to re-listen those and see how "older me" will react to it
rick wright is the brain of the pure floydian sound. the masterpieces of meddle and the dark side belongs to him. and one of the best pink floyd songs in all its career is summer of 68
@@juanharocorbera1577That's an extremely reductive statement. And Meddle is very far from a masterpiece.
Also deeply missed in this performance!
1:15 makes this a rarity: Roger Waters smiling and laughing in a Pink Floyd video...Mark it on your calendar.
Roger laughs in basically half of Pink Floyd songs! His laughter is insane
Pink Floyda go!!
@@ethnicleanserberg7975 with so little effort.
Because he was playing in play-back
@@ethnicleanserberg7975 The lunatic is playing the bass. lol
David looks so beautiful in this! 😍
He was a lady-killer 😄
The "camera-director" fancied him too ;-)
I’m here all day for this!
1:23 David: wanna some of this rock band's attitude? aahah! Jolly playfull all of them, love it!
And he laughs
Syd behind the curtains playing the slide guitar.
Rick singing is heaven! This should show Rick and his lovely side smile during the whole video ffs is so disrespectful from people of your time ignoring Rick
Probably a director who didn't know the band's music, didn't know who the lead singer on the song was, and probably didn't notice Rick miming the vocal (I assume he would have been, but who knows?), and couldn't suss out that he was focusing on the wrong band members for the entire song. Iv'e heard of TV directors doing things like cutting to the bassist during a guitar solo (because they can't tell the difference between a bass and a guitar), or showing the wrong guitarist during a solo (there's an episode of The Young Ones, where Motorhead mime Ace Of Spades, and during the guitar solo trades between Phil Campbell and Wurzel, never once do we see the guitarist who is actually soloing at any given time), but this one takes the cake.
and don't remember him ever even making a fuss about it?
This song has always felt nostalgic to me, same with seesaw
Parts 1 and 2 (same LP track number sides 1 and 2) ...... ;-)
My favorite song of the Barrett-era Floyd. So melancholically nostalgic, it's painfully sweet...
I wouldn't describe this as Barrett era at all.
It's half and half.@@bored_and_has_no_clue
@@nectarinedreams7208 Syd was playing the slide guitar you can hear on that song, sadly that was the end of Barrett era with that LP
@@nectarinedreams7208 Then you don't know much about Pink Floyd...
they're totally making fun of the fact that they're not actually performing
Genuine performing artists do that LOLOLOL, I've seen a couple of videos in which the bands are also making fun of the fact they're not live I think One is The Beatles, The other must be The Hollies or The Small Faces 🤔 or both
@@Harrisonianne The Box Tops
Their faces all say, "We're getting paid for this?!?!"
@@HarrisonianneNirvana did it on MTV once, it was beautiful
Yeeeaah, I absolutely love when bands do that
Why cant we play today
*forced to play to playback*
Its twoo its twoo its twoo
❤️ Richard Wright
1:23 david goes hard with his emote
A favorite summertime song of mine. RIP Mr. Wright.
1:04 Roger and Rick smiling
PINK FLOYD THE BEST BAND EVER !!!!! WE NEED MORE OF PINK FLOYD
Best play back ever. Their reactions are hilarious.
1:36 I love that kick
Best musicians to ever exist and they are asked to stand there and pretend to strum while the music plays??? Ha. I know that’s just what they did back then...but you can tell they feel ridiculous doing it.
Especially Nick, he doesn't even take it serious
Empty Spaces and roger, he intentionally sabotages it and it is beautiful and hilarious to watch.
@@emptyspaces7564 Well, he didn't play the drums on the recording so obviously he didn't take it seriously.
These boys aren't good at it like The mighty Milli Vanilli are😜
@@emptyspaces7564 are you named after the song
Remember the days when they were happy together
Old Pink was the best.
I was born 50 DAYS before this performance. 7-16-1968.
Pink Floyd Forever!
Pink Floyd Legend!❤💖💖👑
Roger parece um poste de luz
HHAAHAHAHAHHAHA
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
JAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJAJ
Kkkkkkkk
Skjsks
One of early the Floyd's greatest ever compositions & a great original piece of creative writing by Rick.
Best band along with The Beatles.
I agree. I love them both
Never knew Darth Vader Liked Classic Rock
@@krishnamaya2275 Just look at goodbye blue sky. It looks like his eagle.
When asked at some press conference which one he prefers, Gilmour without hesitation said "oh the Beatles"....makes sense considering they influenced Floyd along with every other group after them. Roger Waters not too many years ago stated that "Sgt Pepper" and "Music from Big Pink" by the Band were the two albums which had the biggest influence on him. "Pepper" makes sense cause it's psychedelic, but "Big PInk" was the flip side, the antithesis to psychedelia
youtube won't allow me to paste links but I can paste a sample out of the text here...
Was just reading how "Tomorrow Never Knows" was created and this came up, involving Pink Floyd indirectly:
" One noteworthy new element in the mix on this day was the use of 20-year-old Geoff Emerick as primary engineer. Norman Smith had been The Beatles engineer for the vast majority of their sessions up to this point but, because of his promotion to producer (new band Pink Floyd being one of his first artists), advantage was taken to get some "young blood" in the studio to help satisfy The Beatles’ cravings for innovations in the recording process. Having worked with them on various occasions in the past as 2nd engineer, the group was somewhat familiar with him personally. His new role as primary engineer would test his creativity and ultimately win them over as one who could fulfill their quest for expanding their sonic landscape. "
This should have been an A-side. Excellent song by Rick.
That days i remember and cry sometimes for the things i have to do when i was young.What a masterpiece.
Be well ricky
Make them mad with your music up there
I love the way they intro with a touch of “My Favorite Things.”
The camera guy forgot about filming the singer keyboardist Rick Wright.
J'en ai des frissons les meilleurs années de Pink Floyd
un son qui vient vmt du ciel
Un de mes groupes préféré clairement, tlm plannant comme son!
J.C. Belleville, je suis d'accord avec vous. La populace qui pensent connaître Pink Floyd, ne connaît pas ce morceau, cette perle qui se différencie du reste. ça date de 1968. J'ai découvert Pink Floyd avant qu'ils ne sortent leur premier 33 tours. En mai 1966 j'avais un 45 tours Extended Playing (E.P.) qui proposait Astronomy Dominae et Interstellar Overdrive. Il existe des chansons de ce groupe qui ne sont jamais sorties sur 33 tours. Sur single uniquement.
@@danielgiraud2854 Chanceux ! J'aurai adoré les voir au UFO
If i'm not mistaken, this song was one of the last (if not the last) with Syd Barrett, slide guitar
Oszcar Rosas No, set the controls had syd on it
@@busterthebear6756 thanks my friend
This had Syd doing all the guitars, acoustic and slide. "Set The Controls" had Syd and David playing different guitar overdubs. "Jugband Blues" was Syd's last song for the band.
Syd is possibly in "let there be more light" because the manager Andrew king said that he played the slide guitar solo in the end
@@gianluccamontechiari7662-no both john marsh and peter jenner recall syd being let in to the studio in an evening session to overdub slide guitar on see-saw..syd plays all guitar deinitely on remember a day as those sessions on that track are much earlier,,,may1967 and october 1967 overdubs(syd's slide)
this song is something magic
I think 1:16 is the laugh Roger does in Dogs and Sheep lol
Typical Roger, his laughter really adds a lot in Pink Floyd songs.
My heart is melting
I Love to see them having so much fun there so creative!!!!
This will make my good every day I see it.
Thanks UA-cam!!! For sharing this with me!!!
That stripper kick David did at 1:36 was epic✌️👍
Lolll
Barretts guitar is excellent.
"summer 68, Paintbox and remember a day". Three Richard master pieces....!
Limmortel légende pinkflodyenne ..the best musique of all times..
LOVE YOU PINK FLOYD
¡Qué buena canción! ¡Me encanta! 👌👌👌💕💕
Saludos desde Costa Rica
The most beautiful face in rock and roll at 1:54.
although Sticky Fingers has been my favourite album since I first heard it in 1977, for some inexplicable reason, it was another 10 years before driving through a warm, moonlit night across the hills after a long, hot, hard day that coincidentally this stunningly beautiful track came on about 10 miles from home, and it hit me at long last; although they have recorded equally majestic closers to their albums, none quite match this one in its divine glory. Maybe it’s the addition of the strings, whatever it is, it’s a song that can cause my spirit to soar..
Nick mason told in Inside Out that was really hard to pretend to play the drums because he had to play really softly!!
Also, isn't this the tune that Nick actually does not play the drums on the recording?
They had the producer or engineer play on one cuz he couldn't get the right feel for the song.
@@seamus2112ophelan Norman Smith helped him with the intro to the song and then the rest was Mason
I always wondered how drummers synced their beats.
Awesome!!
Best band ever
I love this so much! I’ve watched it over and over. My absolute favorite band of all time! ♥️
I'm surprised at how dark and alien A Saucerful of Secrets is compared to Piper. It honestly freaked the hell out of me. This is my favorite song on it by far; such ethereal driving beauty, like flying along a bizarre sunrise and pretending to catch it with your hands.
Roger was having a blast.
1:16 when the acid kicks you
ya the acid
Roger has the Jokers laughter .
Stamatis Stabos for sure!
syd was the only one doing acid :/
@@shutupindiot3844 idk if u’ve ever seen the performance they did with frank zappa, but roger was on heavy amounts of acid bro
Great song. Roger Waters giggling like a teenage girl @ 1:16 makes it all worthwhile.
PRICELESS FOOTAGE!!!
Pink Floyd Forever!
I love you David,Roger,Richard ,Nick
Seriously how many footage do you have from the 60s. How many are left.
Not man left but keep em coming!!. Im looking for video of CIRRUS MINOR LOL--OK IM INSANE
Personally I want to see more from the 80s AMLOFR or if they have more Videos for TDB and of course some from the 70s
This is all from The Early Years boxset.
Oh, Thankx dindt knew that.
Aaaah
Beautiful
They have grown a bit over the years, I remember That pink Floyd and know todays Pink Floyd.
My favorite Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd song 🙏
A little gem
lol @ Dave strumming the guitar joyfully in the beginning when there are only some slide sounds going on
I love how they are all smiles 😁😁😁
Right before this show they had a meeting that went: Come in here dear boy, have a cigar, you're go far...
Ce groupe est génial !
Merci les gars
Years ago, I created a Pink Floyd mix CD - songs from their first four or five albums, weird obscure stuff, likely unknown to the casual Pink Floyd listener. I titled the mix “Remember A Day”- It was second in the running order
Remember A Day is definitely my favourite song off of Saucerful of Secrets
This is unreally surrealistic. :-) Thanks for sharing.
Peu importe que ce soit en play-back. Ils ont fait assez de concerts pour montrer que c'étaient des pros des bons meme excellents. Tous les grands sont passés par là et continuent. Pas facile de jouer et chanter en play-back. Vive Pink Floyd les meilleurs. Je devais être jeune à l'époque où ils ont chanté cette musique.
Hello! I just LOVE Nick...so trippy. 🤣🤣🤣🤣✌️
Love the song. Fitting that David performed this on Later with Jools, just after Rick died. He had a hard time during the interview section keeping his tears in
GOAT of music ❤️❤️
One of my favourites
Amazing
lovely tune. some great footage too.
david is playing around huhu my heart
Rick's best song.
A vontade que tenho é entrar na cabina de uma nave espacial botar toda a discografia do pink Floyd pra tocar e viajar por toda via láctea 😮
Nailing it rocks
I Love all there beautiful smiles 😁
After this taping, it went something like this.
Rick. ''So who mimed the vocals then?''
Roger. ''You. I hope.''
Rick. ''NO''.
David. ''Don't look at me, I don't even know the words.''
Nick. ''A ha hahahaha.''
Rick. ''Really, who?...''
Roger. ''There was no mic to pretend to sing into. I can't pretend to sing words I didn't write into a microphone that I pretend is present.''
Nick. ''We are all ventriloquists!''
" C'est Pink Floidah! "
Didn't The Floyd only play this tune live a couple times? What a gem.
it isn't actually live, its just mimed. you can see them not taking it seriously, especially nick and roger
@@maxthornton9500 Yea... There cheeses it up because they know how stupid it is to try & mimic it. lol
@@maxthornton9500 Sad thing is... Richard 'sang' the song, and the cameraperson never even focused on him.
Happy birthday Roger.
Long ago days...Long ago times, the best of times.
Look at Rogers Left hand. 1:30,….Awesome!
sohhh good!
0:59 y Las notas 🎶 de Rick 🎹 me recuerdan "Love to love" de UFO✨
I love pink Floyds music they all look good but RogerWaters is my babe I love him so much
nick is so happy here 🥺🥺
This is the most obscure song on Pink Floyd's most obscure album, yet I feel like I've heard it before a very long time ago. I know the lyrics yet I have not been able to find anything that this song might have been in aside from a few very obscure films.
these songs of the they early years where great songs with signature of ... syd barret!!
They look so cool and having some fun.R.ip Rick Wright and syd Barret
MUY GRANDES, LEJOS, MUY LEJOS!!!!
Epic...
David the best of Guitar!!.
Oh shit, I remember this song from something. Damn......now my brain is searching for where I heard this haha. I know I've been listening to classic rock since I was little, like my brother and sister were born in the 60's and they listened to this music ALL the time and I'd go in and jam out as a little child to their records like Floyd, Zeppelin, CCR, the list went on.
Love Floyd and there early music, memories, melodys, with a hint of menace.
IT IS FANTASTICK