@@spacelyzrocketband1181 Yeah, the "stupid" guy who made this group a legend by writing nearly all of their songs, allowing them to sell millions and millions of records on the strength of those songs and concepts.
@@obbor4 also since there's so much discussion about the active ingrediences - he also changed the band from being big with the psychedelic audience (I mean their first album/s is something else) , to being a much simpler - still good though - record selling genre for the much broader audience of mostly weed smokers...
Pink Floyd: Tripping on acid; years later they still remember this jam. Frank Zappa: Only inhaled nicotine; completely forgot that he ever jammed with them.
@Fraktal Bear But why would that make him forget this jam? If you said he jammed 23 hours a day with thousands of bands that would make sense. But if he was mostly in the studio, then surely his rare live jams would stand out in his memory?
Pink Floyd guys probably played 3-4 hours a day to compose new material and record, or to rehearse for tour. Zappa probably played 10 hours a day his entire life.
@@davidnellis5220 That literally makes no sense. Both are awesome, but Frank Zappa was one of the hardest working musicians in the business. That's what he's known for.. obsessively so lol
I've been wondering for 48 years whether Frank Zappa ever played with Pink Floyd. I had heard that they played together at the Actuel Festival in Belgium in 1969 and heard the audio but never saw video. This is more exciting than finding life on another planet.
i am not quite as impressed as hearing him perform with yoko ono.. but certainly pretty amazing to actually see film footage of these music icons together..
Nope, he's VERY uncomfortable: the PF dudes are totally stoned and it's very difficult to get what key is used as there is none.... Moreover, Frank is definitively not the kind to use a Tely and a Selmer amp.
True. Shame they out-volumed him with the regular organ+slide noise assault (and I'm saying that as a huge fan of early Floyd); it would be much more interesting if they allowed him more space here.
@@jpphoton The fun fact is that when Syd was starting to enter a parallel world, before Dave got involved, they were trying to get in touch with Frank to offer him the job
Well they where not, because their work they did was really work. The worked very concentrated on every detail of their music. You can't do that under massive influence of drugs. That does not mean they don't use drugs as well, to be creative sometimes. It's like if you like to drink a glass of wine or two, or smoke a joint on a party, to be a bit more relaxed and feel good, but not on work. Or if you destroy your life by drinking every day and be drunk or stoned at 10:00am. Like a Jimi Hendrix, a Janis Joplin a Eddie van Halen or many others.
This is totally cool! My favorite part: about at 4:30 Gilmour kind of stops his accompaniment and kneels down, probably to mess with his amp. At that point Nick Mason turns to Zappa and says, “Feel free, Frank,” and Zappa comes in with his solo.
@Douglas Farnsworth Of course I deleted it, you soy boy beta male bitch. Why would I leave an incorrect fact on here? I said I made a mistake, you brought it to my attention in the most asshole of ways, we all thank you, it's deleted. Your the only one who can't get over it. It's all good, dude.... move on
I think this is the infamous green weenie Belgium concert in a tent in a turnip field festival Frank mentioned several times in interviews. He omits this part though.
This means that you were there... So...c'mon....tell us something funny about that day. One more thing....and even if you were right , where is the problem ? Did they force you to do the same ??
I agree, and it's no hit on Frank. He did his thing and they did theirs. As Frank may not have been on the same level, I think it took him a little longer to find the groove...it is a nice groove though. This was our "trance" music.
@@BatmanAoD before being opposed to something as common as it was in 69, may be you had to experience it to condemn it ? Or may be he just said he never used drugs like he said he never played with Floyd ahah
Now now. That's like saying a coin is either heads or tails. It's both, man! Both opposites at the exact same time! It's, like, only your own eyes which decide which side you see.
Most musicians didn't use LSD when performing. Pink Floyd were always very professional. They look pretty straight to me. Where's the uncontrollable laughter, and rolling around on the floor? Have you ever tripped? I think perhaps some members of the audience may have been, ahem, a little affected.
Look at Zappa's expression on 3:27... he is taking it all in. Listening, calculating, enjoying, totally in the moment and yet, there is a trace of "I don't belong here". Zappa was one of a kind.
Knowing Zappa’s musical proclivities as well as I do, I am certain that he found himself horrified to be jamming on a one chord song with a bunch of pretentious British art school wankers with a very limited bassist and drummer (and I love pre DSOTM Pink Floyd). This is a type of music that Zappa would have mercilessly lambasted in a composition. Zappa enjoyed complex, structured songs with strange time signatures and jazz chord voicing, backed by virtuosic sidemen. Frank Zappa was a legendarily proficient polymath on guitar, and the lame, half-hearted fretting that he shows with this performance betrays his state of mind.
Gerry Berry . Actually, with the exception of the long-gone Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd members were known to avoid drugs almost entirely, just like Zappa. They certainly supplied the music for millions of trips and other drug experiences in fans, however.
@@j.dragon651 You don’t really see people give him much credit. Can’t really say he’s overrated when he doesn’t seem to get that much attention at all lol
What’s amazing is that when you’re my age and looking back at how young they look...how young we were at the time...it’s almost incomprehensible. Wow man...time really does fly. But when you’re young...time seems like it is in slow motion.
Gotta love how Frank solved this dilemma, by first taking the time to consider how best to approach this deep entrenchment of chaos, blend in, and make a meaningful contribution for posterity, as well...
Oui et que les membres du publique , parce que t'a bien dis membres du publique.. je pense que tu voulais dire membres des groupes??😂 déjà qu'est ce que t'en sais? Et les petits cons maintenant ne foutent rien de leur vie à part dormir jusqu'à 12h et toujours chez leurs parents 35 ans passé avec leurs panard puent sur la table et se saoul la gueule! Comme leur père très probablement .. no comment
Well...this will not go down as the brightest moments in both PF or zappas musical history...., but what the heck..., its a jam....and a piece of history
I live just near Amougies, the village where this concert took place. This festival no longer exists but, funny thing, I did my first gig at the same place where my favourite bands of all time played 🤩
The problem here was Zappa’s jamming genius is best played within certain musical note relationships and melodic riffing, while Pink Floyd’s early psychedelic trip jamming was a lot of acid inspired impressionistic noise art. Zappa probably didn’t trip so he was limited with what he could do to relate although he still does fine it’s interesting to see him out of his element a little.
@@garymac5571 lighten up guy, it was just a joke. He appeared to be a highly intelligent, talented guy, and sober as well. We all get to interpret him in our own subjective way just like you.
@@noeljohnson868 I always just love watching the looks of people who were there at shows like that. It truly must have been like someone had come from another world. And he did.
How cool is this! Zappa and Gilmour, 2 of the best ever, jamming on stage together! Talk about finding a buried treasure!! Before you know it, another video will be found having Jimi Hendrix jumping on stage to jam with these guys!
@@TorilAzzalini-Machecler Zappa gave Vai his break, Vai got Satriani a contract. It's all part of the progression. Zappa had an imagination like no other and passed it on down the line
I love Pink Floyd, and Zappa. You can totally tell that Frank is on a completely different level musically. Just by the look on his face he's just waiting for something to happen.
Zappa is the most underrated guitarist of all time imo. I remember the first time I heard Zombie Woof and felt like his guitar broke reality during the solo
Ween Fain - I get what you're saying, as I've seen Frank left off lists he certainly should've been on, or higher on the list. My opinion of Zappa is that not only was he a guitar wizard, he was also a certifiable "musical genius". Most people who "think" they know music will list Hendrix (of course), Clapton, Jeff Beck (if they're smart) then list guitarists like Slash, Angus Young, Joe Perry, etc. because of name recognition. Of course Slash, Angus, Perry, etc, are great guitarists, but most people who AREN'T guitarists or in the industry don't automatically think of people like Zappa, Knopfler, Gary Moore, Frampton, Gilmour, Buckingham, etc. (just to name a few) when thinking of "Greatest Guitarists", when indeed they are. For instance, Bowie thought enough of Frampton to have him as the guitarist for his "Glass Spider" tour, which says a lot, not to mention his work with Humble Pie and his solo stuff. Just ignorant people, that's all. And yeah, Pink Floyd was waaaay high at that gig. LOL!
Almost 15 years ago about 2004 until 2006 we have a band in iran and sound quality was like this that is about 50 years ago😂😂 thank you this channel is one of the best in youtube
So, basically. Floyd were blazed as it was, but basically no one had any idea what was going on because so few people spoke English. Frank didn't even know this was Pink Floyd and had no recollection of ever playing with them, and denied he ever did until he died. He was pretty much just ushered onstage as a guest, was forced to use David's backup guitar (the brown Tele) and had no idea what to do. Nick always handled being blazed probably the best out of the band, which is why he seems to be the only one even aware that Frank Zappa was onstage with them.
August 2018 driving across the USA on I-40 and picked up a hitch hiker at the Oklahoma/Arkansas border and the dude hops up into my cab as my Pandora starts playing Frank Zappa. My new friend Jerry was blown away. "I haven't heard Frank Zappa in 30 years", I felt like he'd probably been having a jones for Zappa, so, I turned up the radio for him. I told him, "Hey man, its your lucky day!" He was pretty stoked.
@@diogenesofseattle2344 HAhahahahaha didn't meen to offend you sir...I was making a reference to your name sake in ancient Greece. (As i assume you already know )He lived on the outside of Athens in an old wine cask,lived with dogs,shat,pissed, and yanked himself in public. But when the sophists came around trying to, you know...be sophisticated, he rebutted making them look like fools....Diogenes the cinic. Anywayz I didn't mean to offend you. Apologize if I did....All the best to you out there in Seattle.
@@mcpauldjrickmusicmaker4504 yeah a lot of the more colorful antisocial Tales were probably told by the people who outlived him and burned all of his books. I at least have the decency to jack off when nobody's around.
Interesting to Zappa when he's not the leader... rather than having that smug look of determination, he's really listening and absorbing things like a true professional.
Frank was a genius. Frank was very oppionated. Frank admitted that cigarette addiction was a personal failure. If you are going to be critical of the failures of others at least recognize your own faults. Frank did recognize his own faults. It's a shame he didn't live long enough to get the help he needed to overcome the addiction of tobacco
for frank zappa yes i bel;ieve you and i know he was out of (drugs)...but pink floyd were full on acid...look the live at Popme i....they are stoned to the bone...and maybe that is the reason of syds shine on you crazy diamond ..did.....(sorry for my english i think you understand/)..
Cool to see them play together but if you ask me it sounds like an orchestra warming up before a concert or like the soundtrack to some scary sci fi movie or something.
What is super funny to you is something super fantastic! Its sad you will never know how many keys an instrument can be tuned to. Close your eyes, empty your clogged up head, kick back and let the sounds absorb into you. Then and only then you will acknowledge how many keys there really are.
Amougies 1969 (Belgium), I was there and amazed about the fight between those two legends. If I remember well (I was 15 years old), Martin Circus (french group) and Chicago Transit Authority were also performing there. I forgot others who are major as well. One of the first big music festivals on the continent.
Tom Judd because they're nooby noob noobs living out their nooby lives.Don't know how they even made it to this video in the first place..Listen to the cosmic dead!
Everyone talking about how Roger is so high when Nick looks like he has been tripping for 3 days straight
Yeah Roger is just stupid without being high so he looks lost in it all!
@@spacelyzrocketband1181 Yeah, the "stupid" guy who made this group a legend by writing nearly all of their songs, allowing them to sell millions and millions of records on the strength of those songs and concepts.
@@obbor4 also since there's so much discussion about the active ingrediences - he also changed the band from being big with the psychedelic audience (I mean their first album/s is something else) , to being a much simpler - still good though - record selling genre for the much broader audience of mostly weed smokers...
Mick Masons is Tripping BALLS!! 🚀
@@happyfox711 to be fair their music didn't really get simpler at all, it just drifted towards progressive rock instead of psychadelic rock
Pink Floyd: Tripping on acid; years later they still remember this jam.
Frank Zappa: Only inhaled nicotine; completely forgot that he ever jammed with them.
😆😂
@Fraktal Bear But why would that make him forget this jam? If you said he jammed 23 hours a day with thousands of bands that would make sense. But if he was mostly in the studio, then surely his rare live jams would stand out in his memory?
Pink Floyd guys probably played 3-4 hours a day to compose new material and record, or to rehearse for tour. Zappa probably played 10 hours a day his entire life.
@@davidnellis5220 Then how did he become a virtuoso that legendary guitarists look up to?
@@davidnellis5220 That literally makes no sense. Both are awesome, but Frank Zappa was one of the hardest working musicians in the business. That's what he's known for.. obsessively so lol
The Atom Heart Mothers Of Invention.
:) :)
More like where they got the idea for Atom Heart Mother.
@@Asmallcorneroftheinternet yes
Solid
I was thinking more along the lines of Frank Floyd but Atom Heart Mothers of Invention is a Pretty Good working title.
Roger’s face at the beginning got me laughing so hard, he’s not on the same planet as everyone else 😂😂😂
He looks absolutely demented
Totally!!😂
I think he was just excited. Pink Floyd liked Zappa music.
Doped.
That's not even his final form...
Wow this really feels like it shouldn’t exist. Like it’s a dream
Lord Gaben fuck you Gabe
I agree it shouldn't exist. I'm a fan of both Floyd and Zappa and this is "unlistenable" rubbish.
Yeah, and it was a nightmare, musically.
That was one crazy dream. Maybe its a metaphor for something? Oh well.
Tell you what shouldn't exist, that damned Filmore East gig with Zappa Lennon and Yoko
I've been wondering for 48 years whether Frank Zappa ever played with Pink Floyd. I had heard that they played together at the Actuel Festival in Belgium in 1969 and heard the audio but never saw video. This is more exciting than finding life on another planet.
This IS life on another planet.
This IS life on another planet.
This IS life!
i am not quite as impressed as hearing him perform with yoko ono..
but certainly pretty amazing to actually see film footage of these music icons together..
Life on other planets is BORING!!
Roger is tripping over the fact that Frank Zappa's mustache can kick Nick Mason's mustache's ass.
I'm cackling
Idiot.. Wash your mouth before speak about mason.. Two are excelente musician
@@alanquiroga5745 Fool, I love Floyd and Zappa, self taught drummer for 40 years, I was talking about mustaches, not music.
@@IFHorus I was talk about moustaches...
Yeah, I have seen women with a better mustache than Nicks!
Zappa's solo is just crazy. He's in his own zone over there
Nope, he's VERY uncomfortable: the PF dudes are totally stoned and it's very difficult to get what key is used as there is none.... Moreover, Frank is definitively not the kind to use a Tely and a Selmer amp.
@@Haroun-El-Poussah Frank never any discomfort
True. Shame they out-volumed him with the regular organ+slide noise assault (and I'm saying that as a huge fan of early Floyd); it would be much more interesting if they allowed him more space here.
@@Haroun-El-Poussah concur
@@jpphoton The fun fact is that when Syd was starting to enter a parallel world, before Dave got involved, they were trying to get in touch with Frank to offer him the job
Zappa is probably thinking: "These guys are totally stoned. I´m gonna play out of tune as much I can and see if they ever will notice it"
CCFlakes makes hella sense
Yes, Frank did not do drugs. As per above
LMFAO:)
@Dirk Diggler obsessed with bipolarism much? Had yours looked at? 🤣
LOL!!
Pink Floyd is not a drug oriented band...you can trust us
drug can Pink us... not is oriented Floyd band trust a you
Hahahahahahaha
Hilarious, demencial, una pasada sobre y otra... Y otra!
Waters' Floyd is an ideas-
oriented band that creates
meaningful, substantive
compositions-whether or
NOT they are frying balls, too.
As long as we get pie without so much crust
3:22
and it was at that moment that Frank realized he was the only sober person in the building
Man, the comments are the best
Mythological comment
😂
Actually Zappa says he doesn't remember this so.. just saying.
It's also like : why didn't it hit me man...
Frank Zappa: “I thought this was going to be a drug-free show.”
Pink Floyd: “Oh, it is! Free drugs at the show.”
Pffff 🙄🙄🙄 quel stupide commentaire
Fais mieux mon pote!!! On parle de musique ici et de très grands artistes!!! Si ta pas pigé ça?? ? Fais pas de commentaires de vieux cons !
@@NancyMary-yu7sthow is it stupid? 🤡
Start with yourself his comment was hilarious don't take it so seriously 😊😂@@NancyMary-yu7st
0:01 - Drugged look!
David Gilmour 1972: "There are some who think we're a drug orientated group. 'Course we're not. You can trust us"
That was irronically said, I think.
You could trust "the Manson Family Band" too!
Well they where not, because their work they did was really work. The worked very concentrated on every detail of their music. You can't do that under massive influence of drugs. That does not mean they don't use drugs as well, to be creative sometimes. It's like if you like to drink a glass of wine or two, or smoke a joint on a party, to be a bit more relaxed and feel good, but not on work. Or if you destroy your life by drinking every day and be drunk or stoned at 10:00am. Like a Jimi Hendrix, a Janis Joplin a Eddie van Halen or many others.
Gilmour stopped smoking the day he saw syd in the studio in 1975.....
and dave was the only one who recognized him...
@@lucalone smoking was not the problem of syd, the LSD make his brain melt to mud..
This is totally cool! My favorite part: about at 4:30 Gilmour kind of stops his accompaniment and kneels down, probably to mess with his amp. At that point Nick Mason turns to Zappa and says, “Feel free, Frank,” and Zappa comes in with his solo.
dude you are right.
F
Hopefully they gave him some more spotlight at some point during the evening. Too much Wright, not enough Zappa
They couldn't keep up with Frank's changes. Otherwise would have been the gnarliest groove
@Douglas Farnsworth
Of course I deleted it, you soy boy beta male bitch. Why would I leave an incorrect fact on here? I said I made a mistake, you brought it to my attention in the most asshole of ways, we all thank you, it's deleted. Your the only one who can't get over it. It's all good, dude.... move on
Frank has the eyes of a man that just tamed wolves in an uncharted forest.
Yeah, but what chick is he staring at?
That wasn't a bird; it was a goat.
He barely made it out alive and that says a great deal about him
Lmao
He's just had more acid than all the others here. So high he's come all the way back around, then a little bit more into the zany category.
Seeing this live would have been quite amazing.
I think this is the infamous green weenie Belgium concert in a tent in a turnip field festival Frank mentioned several times in interviews. He omits this part though.
interstellar overdose
Jajajajaja
Ahahahahaha
Kkkkkkkkkkkk
HAHAHAHA
KKKKKKKK
Zappa is the only person not on drugs - band and audience included.
This means that you were there... So...c'mon....tell us something funny about that day. One more thing....and even if you were right , where is the problem ? Did they force you to do the same ??
househansa , I would never see Pink Floyd without tripping haha, it's all part of the experience.
I agree, and it's no hit on Frank. He did his thing and they did theirs. As Frank may not have been on the same level, I think it took him a little longer to find the groove...it is a nice groove though. This was our "trance" music.
zappa is king
Yes, but he did seem out of place, didn't he? He actually looked a little uncomfortable at first.
You know you're a bad ass dude when you jam with Floyd and then forget it.
@@gordiannot77 Zappa was famously opposed to using mind-altering drugs.
@@gordiannot77 No, seriously, do you know anything about Zappa?
@@gordiannot77 The part I don't get is "if he wasn't stoned he wasn't there."
Zappa was an arrogant asshole and ignorant
He was a boring asshole
@@BatmanAoD before being opposed to something as common as it was in 69, may be you had to experience it to condemn it ? Or may be he just said he never used drugs like he said he never played with Floyd ahah
When Frank Zappa was asked "What are you on?" his only reply was "I'm on duty"
😂😂😂😂
@@cadenceenglish
Frank was on doodie
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wow Zappa can play drums and guitar at the same time!
moustache fight
@@AlmaDeEspartano facts
Zappa was a drummer before he ever started playing guitar
Hahahaha!!
Nick Mason was live in my city 2 weeks ago and he played echoes and i couldnt go watch it 😞😭
This is either pure genius OR a bunch of guys stoned out of their minds, all playing different songs.
Now now. That's like saying a coin is either heads or tails. It's both, man! Both opposites at the exact same time! It's, like, only your own eyes which decide which side you see.
Maybe you don’t understand it.
@@MCVessels Were you the guy in Apocalypse Now with all the cameras around his neck?
What do you mean those both thing are the same?
Thought that was jazz
Pink Floyd: Sorry Syd you are on to many drugs you have been replaced by David
Pink Floyd 1969: pass the LSD man!
syd was locked up the year before
Syd was bipolar not helped by his drug intake.
Trinitarian wasn’t he schizophrenic tho
That’s how it happened.
Most musicians didn't use LSD when performing. Pink Floyd were always very professional. They look pretty straight to me. Where's the uncontrollable laughter, and rolling around on the floor? Have you ever tripped? I think perhaps some members of the audience may have been, ahem, a little affected.
Nick is just a beast of a drummer even when he's high as hell!
@Noah-gq7pqHe's a really proficient jazz drummer, took me a long time to see that
he also looks like he could be Frank Zappa's brother!
@Noah-gq7pq im talking about Nick Mason
I don't think Nick or Roger did much dope, neither did Zappa
Frank just looks around for 4 min then jumps right in. Love that guy
What happened is that he thought they were doing a reaaaaally long intro then someone told him dude that's the song you can play
He just entered at the 404th measure
Soooooo , go to the 4 minute mark ?
Make It Stop
Omg 🤣🤣🤣
That's hilarious 😆@@mohammedpizza4003
8:20 sure Roger, that's a good note
Lol! It was in his head
That was just him drooling on his bass not really playing it!
“Oh my, is this a bass?”
hahaha Roger is on another planet
Smarty.
This is simultaneously the most amazing, and most horrifying thing I've seen in a long time.
😅
the way when these group of girls started dancing at the end just shocked me
Frank had to be amazed with what those guys came up with a few years later...because this was just crazy.
Doubt it honestly
If by "crazy" you mean unimpressive, I'm with ya.
@michaeldavid6284 Agreed, and I'm a huge Floyd fan. The early stuff was hit or miss. But clearly something clicked after 1970.
3:22 You can see Frank’s happiness and joy
He was depressed
@@oldschoolfoil2365 careful with that axe, Frank Zappa!
@@oldschoolfoil2365 ha,ha, how's hill end.
@@simonpepper9721 Joe satriani taught frank how too play
@@oldschoolfoil2365 in what dimension.
Look at Zappa's expression on 3:27... he is taking it all in. Listening, calculating, enjoying, totally in the moment and yet, there is a trace of "I don't belong here". Zappa was one of a kind.
True!😯🍻
that's probably why he said he never played with PF...
y roncero so right
Knowing Zappa’s musical proclivities as well as I do, I am certain that he found himself horrified to be jamming on a one chord song with a bunch of pretentious British art school wankers with a very limited bassist and drummer (and I love pre DSOTM Pink Floyd). This is a type of music that Zappa would have mercilessly lambasted in a composition. Zappa enjoyed complex, structured songs with strange time signatures and jazz chord voicing, backed by virtuosic sidemen. Frank Zappa was a legendarily proficient polymath on guitar, and the lame, half-hearted fretting that he shows with this performance betrays his state of mind.
Gerry Berry . Actually, with the exception of the long-gone Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd members were known to avoid drugs almost entirely, just like Zappa. They certainly supplied the music for millions of trips and other drug experiences in fans, however.
Frank Zappa on Pink Floyd in 1984 : MTV interviewer; "Is Pink Floyd 'Progressive' Rock?" Frank Zappa:"Sometimes"
He's right.
Atom heart mother? Yeah
Dark side? Maybe
The final cut? Absolutely not
@UpAndDown boneless the wall
He said the same about King Crimson, Yes, ELP and don't remember about other bands
@UpAndDown which ones?
i agree, everything needs more wright, i just want to be clear
@@SZebS The Wall and TFC
I love that Zappa and Pink Floyd could come together and create something as unique as this... I'm both awed and shocked at the same time.... 😮
such a wasted opportunity
Pink floyd “i wish i wasnt here” feat Frank Zappa
I dunno; looked like he got right into it?
Haha great none of them look like they want to be there especially nick mason 😂
Extremely interesting collaboration - I like it. 1 thing's 4 sure, even the stonedest acid freak can't out-weird Zappa 🤘🏻 sofa king cool‼️
I still dig your comment...
Lmao he sucks
Nick was getting into it there! A much underrated drummer.
I beg to differ, a much over rated drummer
Masons tripping BALLS!! 👏
@@j.dragon651 You don’t really see people give him much credit. Can’t really say he’s overrated when he doesn’t seem to get that much attention at all lol
He plays drums the way Neil Young plays guitar. Primitive, but very expressive and instantly recognizable.
@@j.dragon651 Lol no one ever mentions Nick Mason in the list of greatest drummers of all times, stay mad.
Roger Waters: "this trip was kinda musical."
Zappa: no comment
lol
What’s amazing is that when you’re my age and looking back at how young they look...how young we were at the time...it’s almost incomprehensible. Wow man...time really does fly. But when you’re young...time seems like it is in slow motion.
It’s like they are making the soundtrack for Apocalypse Now
"The End" The Doors ✌
So true, in fact the director even wanted Pink Floyd for the soundtrack of that film!
In fact, Mickey Hart ( and friends) from the Grateful Dead performed some of the soundtrack for apocalypse now
Frank with a telecaster is now my favorite thing ever
This is the only time I've ever seen him play a Fender anything....
@@denniswillard7290, yep, it's hard to picture him without an SG.
Dennis Willard late 80s stuff has him playing what looks like a blonde stratocaster with a black pickguard, Floyd rose and three rail humbuckers
Where is the SG?
@@nikkter he was probably playing davids telecaster. When he joined pink floyd he had a telecaster and then quickly switched to the strat
Must've been an honour for Pink Floyd to meet Zappa
Gotta love how Frank solved this dilemma, by first taking the time to consider how best to approach this deep entrenchment of chaos, blend in, and make a meaningful contribution for posterity, as well...
8:13 that camerawork!
like a psycodelic film
Legit good.
Probably was high like everyone else, except Zappa.
Cameraman on drugs also
LSD is on Nick Mason.
LOL
lmfao!!
Pink Floyd,phänomal,intergalactic,noisy,kicking,fuckinggoodlovelyoneyipppiedramaticfinallythebestofalltime
Yep
Drugs has done some good things for us.
We didn’t call it acid rock for nothing. I love Zappa. RIP. This is such a treat. Pink Floyd with Zappa.
I didn't know this collaboration existed until now, but it's a dream come true.
Everyones face is screaming "KEEP IT TOGETHER. KEEP IT TOGETHER"
I think the only one NOT trippin' was Frank. LOL!!! That's Frank! No drugs necessary!!!!
Dont be thick in front of me, Al.
@Dirk Diggler bollocks. Look at their eyes. Esp Nick Mason
its all got it own groove. eithewr you dig on it or you dont.
and if u dont, go to a different place where u like the stuff
no sense of knocking what u dont/cant/never will/never want to enjoy.
I've seen some smokin' guitar performances but that's the first time I've ever seen a guitar smoke a cigarette...
Zappa
Never saw Eddie Van Halen play live then, I guess.
Roger used to use his bass as a cigarette holder too.
metaspherz that’s a zappa thing....
"Cigarettes are food."
This made my cat run out of the room.
lol
Laughing 😆 I
And me too..
Smart cat!
Ahahahah
2 of my Absolute favourites ...
0:00 5 year olds when they sleep on the couch and wake up in their bed
this might just be the most underrated comment i've ever seen, I laughed for 3 minutes straight; thank you sir.
Wow. I have to agree. A genius comment that gave me a great laugh. Thank you.
Muchas muchas gracias!!
Psicodelia pura...
So true!
Tego vuenos temas
Bear in mind, kids, those audience members are now driving around golf carts in Florida
Hahahaha
Maybe. It is Belgium. I do imagine that some of them at least know of or were involved in the Dutroux scandal.
Or maybe on the streets of San Francisco.
Oui et que les membres du publique , parce que t'a bien dis membres du publique.. je pense que tu voulais dire membres des groupes??😂 déjà qu'est ce que t'en sais? Et les petits cons maintenant ne foutent rien de leur vie à part dormir jusqu'à 12h et toujours chez leurs parents 35 ans passé avec leurs panard puent sur la table et se saoul la gueule! Comme leur père très probablement .. no comment
@@illuminotmereloaded6896c'est vrais que chez vous il n y pas de scandale 😂😂😂🤓🤓🤓
I'm 2 years old and I like 60s music more than modern music
Ok boomer
Te
Goo goo gah gah!
"That guy above is an obvious closeted Boomer, but I'm a commenter who is definitely not a Gen X'er, and I'm only four."
And you write surprisingly well, for your age.
I love how Frank remembers this as having jammed with some jazz band. A testament to how he really wasn't tuned into modern music hahaha
greatest compliment pink floyd has ever received lol
@@oscarbrittingham-detxemend396yes because they were blues
The footage at 11:08 of the people dancing at the end looked liked it was filmed in hell. Ghouls dancing.
It was and they were!
Why don’t they have faces?
@@sydbarrett7579 They melted off.
They were somewhere completely alien, so it looks frightening, but let me assure you: They were feeling great, like an unexplainable soul orgasm
:) Getting way into it :)
Well...this will not go down as the brightest moments in both PF or zappas musical history...., but what the heck..., its a jam....and a piece of history
Agreed. That's about as much as you can say for it.
Frank was counting all of the different time signatures (in his head) and sub dividing to maintain some sense of reason for being there, man !
It’s just 4/4 man
@@lilacrain3283 lmao yes
@@lilacrain3283Zappa's brilliant mind was constantly doing complex mathematical calculations and transformations like 1 2 3 4.... 1 2 3 4...
@@adamadeptus3686 LMAO
@@lilacrain3283 I agree, but I think they count eighth notes as 123-123-12.
I live just near Amougies, the village where this concert took place. This festival no longer exists but, funny thing, I did my first gig at the same place where my favourite bands of all time played 🤩
The problem here was Zappa’s jamming genius is best played within certain musical note relationships and melodic riffing, while Pink Floyd’s early psychedelic trip jamming was a lot of acid inspired impressionistic noise art. Zappa probably didn’t trip so he was limited with what he could do to relate although he still does fine it’s interesting to see him out of his element a little.
This is IMHO the correct interpretation. I guess that's the same as my upvote. I'll get my coat....
Zappa absolutely tripped. His dad was fucking cia directly involved in MK Ultra
@@Danielfucks69 where’s that proof
Zappa died before any of Pinks, what are you talking about?
Zappa should've done some gigs with the Grateful Dead.
Pink Zappa
Frank Floyd
Frink Zoyd
Zrink Ployd
Zink Pappa
Franskizoyd
I think they under estimated the dose they took before the show
lol
This is, was, and always will be something far beyond what anyone can dismiss as a mere coincidence. We know. Thanks for posting a miracle. 😊❤🎉
You know you're in trouble when Zappa is the level headed one
I doubt Zappa was ever in a room in his entire life where he wasn't the most level headed person present.
@@garymac5571 knew him that well did you?
@@eltatoyo9211 I know of the type of person he was that well, certainly.
@@garymac5571 lighten up guy, it was just a joke. He appeared to be a highly intelligent, talented guy, and sober as well. We all get to interpret him in our own subjective way just like you.
@@eltatoyo9211 I'm not your guy, friend.
An epic moment in music history indeed.
Ok, for the next one, I wanna see Jimi Hendrix with Jethro Tull.
You could check out the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Not quite what you are looking for but it does have Jethro Tull with Tony Iommi.
Iain Hamilton Right on! Yeah, I've seen some performances from that, but never the whole thing. I've gotta check that out now.
I wanna see Jimi with Lulu...
@@noeljohnson868 I always just love watching the looks of people who were there at shows like that. It truly must have been like someone had come from another world. And he did.
I think it's awesome...and it's awesome we can still see it now, today...
How cool is this! Zappa and Gilmour, 2 of the best ever, jamming on stage together! Talk about finding a buried treasure!! Before you know it, another video will be found having Jimi Hendrix jumping on stage to jam with these guys!
I know this blows my mind away! 😂 Would have never thought Zappa and Floyd had collaborated together. Amazing!
plenty of dilated pupils here..
Michael Furia , haha
It's because they were looking at something they loved: Frank Zappa
@@TorilAzzalini-Machecler Zappa gave Vai his break, Vai got Satriani a contract. It's all part of the progression. Zappa had an imagination like no other and passed it on down the line
LSD was wonderful...
@@stevenricchezza2965 is wonderful
There's a Saucerful of Doses in Nick's eyes!!
This is some beautiful footage lads!
I love when you find stuff like this on the internet, and it makes you question what planet you're on.
I love Pink Floyd, and Zappa. You can totally tell that Frank is on a completely different level musically. Just by the look on his face he's just waiting for something to happen.
That face Roger makes at the start of the video ...😁😁😁
liveapk25 High/Drunk as fuck!
liveapk25 He looks so stoned LOL
It seens like you did not see Mason's face.
Not drunk... that’s LSD. I know the look.
liveapk25 amphetamine
Zappa is the most underrated guitarist of all time imo. I remember the first time I heard Zombie Woof and felt like his guitar broke reality during the solo
"Underated"! He's often sited as one of the most influential guitarists of all time! Have you been living on another planet ?
I concur w/the broken reality
Where did you get that Zappa is underrated? He's a perrenial favorite on best guitarists lists. Everyone rates him as one of the best.
Ween Fain - I get what you're saying, as I've seen Frank left off lists he certainly should've been on, or higher on the list. My opinion of Zappa is that not only was he a guitar wizard, he was also a certifiable "musical genius". Most people who "think" they know music will list Hendrix (of course), Clapton, Jeff Beck (if they're smart) then list guitarists like Slash, Angus Young, Joe Perry, etc. because of name recognition. Of course Slash, Angus, Perry, etc, are great guitarists, but most people who AREN'T guitarists or in the industry don't automatically think of people like Zappa, Knopfler, Gary Moore, Frampton, Gilmour, Buckingham, etc. (just to name a few) when thinking of "Greatest Guitarists", when indeed they are. For instance, Bowie thought enough of Frampton to have him as the guitarist for his "Glass Spider" tour, which says a lot, not to mention his work with Humble Pie and his solo stuff. Just ignorant people, that's all. And yeah, Pink Floyd was waaaay high at that gig. LOL!
Zappa was *always* rated highly among the rock press and rock fans generally.
Almost 15 years ago about 2004 until 2006 we have a band in iran and sound quality was like this that is about 50 years ago😂😂 thank you this channel is one of the best in youtube
So, basically. Floyd were blazed as it was, but basically no one had any idea what was going on because so few people spoke English. Frank didn't even know this was Pink Floyd and had no recollection of ever playing with them, and denied he ever did until he died. He was pretty much just ushered onstage as a guest, was forced to use David's backup guitar (the brown Tele) and had no idea what to do.
Nick always handled being blazed probably the best out of the band, which is why he seems to be the only one even aware that Frank Zappa was onstage with them.
August 2018 driving across the USA on I-40 and picked up a hitch hiker at the Oklahoma/Arkansas border and the dude hops up into my cab as my Pandora starts playing Frank Zappa. My new friend Jerry was blown away. "I haven't heard Frank Zappa in 30 years", I felt like he'd probably been having a jones for Zappa, so, I turned up the radio for him. I told him, "Hey man, its your lucky day!" He was pretty stoked.
2 of my 3 favorite lead guitarists playing a Floyd instrumental? Yes please.
Hey Dio!! Jack off on anybody lately 😃
So cinical
@@mcpauldjrickmusicmaker4504 after you're done copulating with the roadkill doesn't your sister complain about how it tastes?
@@diogenesofseattle2344 HAhahahahaha didn't meen to offend you sir...I was making a reference to your name sake in ancient Greece. (As i assume you already know )He lived on the outside of Athens in an old wine cask,lived with dogs,shat,pissed, and yanked himself in public. But when the sophists came around trying to, you know...be sophisticated, he rebutted making them look like fools....Diogenes the cinic. Anywayz I didn't mean to offend you. Apologize if I did....All the best to you out there in Seattle.
@@mcpauldjrickmusicmaker4504 yeah a lot of the more colorful antisocial Tales were probably told by the people who outlived him and burned all of his books.
I at least have the decency to jack off when nobody's around.
Thank God for UA-cam, so awesome to hear Pink Floyd and Zappa together.
Interesting to Zappa when he's not the leader... rather than having that smug look of determination, he's really listening and absorbing things like a true professional.
Mason is high as hell
Omar Preciado they all are
Omar Preciado except Zappa,the only drugs he took were nicotine and caffeine.
I doubt it. Why would you say that simply because it's 1969? He never took drugs, do your homework.
his pupils are like saucers full of secrets.
Right. The last time he probably tripped was when he was doing the FREAK OUT album back in 1965.
This is what the 60s felt like. As far as I recall.
Remember if you can remember the sixties you did something wrong
4:37 - "Buddy, feel free."
U thought he said frank feel free but it looks like either haha
@@nathanielbrewster7238 Really hard to tell.
Frank was a genius. Frank was very oppionated. Frank admitted that cigarette addiction was a personal failure.
If you are going to be critical of the failures of others at least recognize your own faults.
Frank did recognize his own faults. It's a shame he didn't live long enough to get the help he needed to overcome the addiction of tobacco
B@llock - “Zappa was often sick as a child, suffering from asthma, earaches and sinus problems” vaccines ! Dear dumbed down “Dr”
David Gilmore's like "can't we just play Wish you were here?"
David Gilmore: “Hey, I wrote this so-“
Roger: “Yeah, yeah. Very good. Now, let’s play Interstellar Overdrive again.”
GILMOUR you fuckwit
@@swinetrek You're the fuckwit!
John Anderson - Wrong decade
Wish You Were Here, released in 1975
Two of my favs together, Gilmore and Zappa. What a treat that must have been to be the that audience that night.
i can literally feel the acid energy in this recording like i feel saturated just listening to it
Legends from another planet and the comments are just awesome ty for posting u made my day
frank was a sound searcher, he fit right in with floyd
This is a treasure, made my night
0:00 when the lsd hit u too strong
pure acid-25....1969 i think everyone every day they were tripping.....
fotis stylos acid whas life literally
fotis stylos frank zappa never did acid. Roger waters said he tried lsd once in New York and didn't like it. These guys were just high on music
for frank zappa yes i bel;ieve you and i know he was out of (drugs)...but pink floyd were full on acid...look the live at Popme i....they are stoned to the bone...and maybe that is the reason of syds shine on you crazy diamond ..did.....(sorry for my english i think you understand/)..
or 8.26 meltting point....:)
This is amazing. Thank you Internet. Whoever posted this....
_I've got wild staring eyes_
Alan James H. Zamorano I swear every time I look in the comments of a Pink Floyd song there's a Nobody Home quote. Not a complaint, I love the song
Really apt here. Waters looks crazy.
And I've got a strong urge to fly.
Rich Sackett watch SATANIC METAL BANDS it is on UA-cam
_But I got nowhere to fly to to fly to to fly to to fly to to fly to to fly to to fly to to fly to_
Cool to see them play together but if you ask me it sounds like an orchestra warming up before a concert or like the soundtrack to some scary sci fi movie or something.
It's funny how all the instruments are tuned to the key. Of "Q"?
What is super funny to you is something super fantastic! Its sad you will never know how many keys an instrument can be tuned to. Close your eyes, empty your clogged up head, kick back and let the sounds absorb into you. Then and only then you will acknowledge how many keys there really are.
@@mikesuder4082 meh
Exelente vídeo 💎
The rarest of rare sights: Frank condescending to acknowledge another band's worthiness.
if at all
Oh I thought you said worthlessness.
Honestly Ummagumma and the early stuff - not that great.
Now if they could only take this trippy jam session and put in a pill I would take two..
May not survive but you'd die in style
LMAO 😂 best comment on here 🏆
Amougies 1969 (Belgium), I was there and amazed about the fight between those two legends. If I remember well (I was 15 years old), Martin Circus (french group) and Chicago Transit Authority were also performing there. I forgot others who are major as well.
One of the first big music festivals on the continent.
You are history
Gong!!!!
A lot of comments about how Frank seemed out of place.....he was playing this type of Avant-Garde music well before this session with Floyd.
Why all the haters?this is quintessential unrehearst
acid rock jam.
Tom Judd because they're nooby noob noobs living out their nooby lives.Don't know how they even made it to this video in the first place..Listen to the cosmic dead!
Because as freud said they loved, I mean REALLY LOVED THEIR MOTHERS
michael lacy great comment.
@@michaellacy4022 🤣
Tom Judd with non acid Frank Zappa 🤗
2 of my favorite worlds collide, and I didn't know about this until today
Frink Zaployd
OKALLRIGHT Doncamatic--- Well done!
Doncamatic prank flawpa way better
Pank zoyd
Pappa Froyd
No it was ,zap phringkload .🤗.