A Saucerful of Secrets - Live at Pompeii - Pink Floyd

A Saucerful of Secrets - Live at Pompeii - Pink Floyd

[@ethanportz5867]

I love how Waters goes crazy with the percussion instruments

[@StatiskSol]

Pink Floyd, the only band that could make you cry just by saying the letter 'A'

[@PauloModesto002]

Arautos

[@vasylr1538]

I'd add also King Crimson...

[@johnpatrick5297]

Don’t forget Adam Ant

[@edwardsanchez3708]

Exactly :(...

[@melinar.gonzalez3018]

Sapo

[@TheKRIVI]

From 5:10 starts one of the most beautiful melodies that I ever heard in my life. It leaves you speecheless..

[@alexanderblohme5044]

so damn true, im only here for 5:10 ! its almost spiritual

[@FrankRogers-jg5rl]

you got that right , it's total bliss!

[@williamsantangelo]

Yup we love the Pink Floyd indeed!!

[@Mjr._Kong]

I came here, 10 years later, to say exactly that.

[@jimo7593]

Otherwise known as Celestial Voices when played on its own

[@JanineReports]

This song is like the creation of the universe- chaotic, increasingly chaotic, then suddenly beautifully harmonious

[@tiffanyhouchin6055]

This was the most amazing, original idea for a “live” show, EVER. The Floyd played this Masterpiece for an invisible audience...the entire performance evokes emotions from the depths of my soul and is an absolute GENIUS work of art. No other show will ever compare to this.

[@ciuberocchetti644]

VERO , MAGNIFICO !!!🎉😮😅

[@MandelbrotFrax]

I love how Roger walks over to the gong while everyone else is concentrating on their own thing and is like: "Qhody-doody-doo, Imma go play some gong! Okay, lemme catch my breath, okay, BLAM!!!"

[@thevideogamenerd100]

This is one of those songs that you have to listen to the whole way through in order to fully enjoy it

[@haikalfauzi_]

That transition of melancholic distastrous sounds into the harmonic faith-restoring piece is just breathtakingly exquisite

[@Black7Bluebird]

This is one of the most amazing things any musician has ever done

[@ManInBlack612]

Pink Floyd can take you to to a different world. Show feelings and emotions without even singing a single word.

[@SebastianItaly]

Only Pink Floyd could think about doing this masterpiece into an empty 2000 years old stadium... that's just epic.

[@phantomofhepiano]

I love this version much more than the studio version. Gilmour's voice at the end is so haunting and beautiful...

[@93omair]

Roger has so much of an incredible style in this performance!

[@blondie7012]

Can't believe when this was being recorded in 72, I was just an 8 year old kid, living in a town less than an hour from Pompei,!!!!!

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

It's been confirmed this concert alone was so loud it was heard through the entire city of Pompeii. Can't believe you didn't hear it.

[@guitarmadness458]

this is by far my favorite version of saucerful of secrets, it gives me goosebumps every time

[@fuckingshit]

Better than the album version

[@tomasbitocchi8417]

by far

[@darkknight6878]

Nope.

[@gunproofgrandad4381]

For my money the version on Ummagumma is the definitive version of this song. I spent a lot of time listening to Floyd boots when I was growing up and I don't think I ever came across one superior to that. I did, however, once find one that went on for more than half an hour. I think even the hardcore dopeheads were starting to wilt by the end of that one.

[@user-jf8zj4hd6n]

As for me drums are better at album version

[@MillennialPanic]

A fucking masterpiece. Nick Mason is stunning.

[@almirmetallica]

I just love this! Nick's drumming is wonderful. Is it just me or he's underrated much?

[@Rorschach25739]

This is music. This is music defined. True musicianship.

[@killertigerace]

Greatest moment of music I've ever witness, especially the vocal part

[@rowallanmcdonald3585]

it's so pure words don't do it justice

[@Leonorexplore]

So enigmatic, mysterious, fascinating...I'm in a trance everytime I hear that piece. Sheer joy!

[@russfield386]

This is my Favorite Track from THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD.............R.I.P. Syd.....PINK FLOYD IN POMPEII changed my life. Thank - You Roger, Dave, Rick and Nick....................

[@jessieintheskywith]

I honestly cannot leave this video alone. I think Dave's wordless vocals in that final minute are some of the most heartfelt sounds I've ever heard. Oh gosh. LOVE

[@braindeadkills]

No words can express what this band means to me.

[@TheOldOakSyndicate]

I wonder if the ghost of the citizens of Pompeii are watching, while eating their bread? You can't see them, but I'm sure they're there....

[@rowallanmcdonald3585]

they basked in the brilliance that is waters gilmour wright and mason

[@murpi338]

Ghost at Pompeii more be like: "Yippe, yon can't see me but I can you😋😋"

[@dmc_9894]

@@murpi338 i got the reference lmao

[@maurogca]

Thats the kind of stuff that makes my life worth living

[@naiaraalbino3682]

That was beautiful

[@drallarreivax419]

that's right... too bad the recording isn't perfect

[@sorrycaps]

Perfect example of a song which says so much with so little. One of their really best.

[@mrjohn1964]

Close your eyes and listen this music with a headphone, lights off and some cups of whisky on your head. The experience is incredible and indescribable. Believe in me. Sublime.

[@PauEnsenyatLlobera]

Cosmic feelings, amazing song. 80 persons were certainly in a bad trip while listening to this.

[@void3031]

Can such heavenly harmonies come out of human brains?

[@TheSpo69]

Words can never explain how great this is!

[@jmhall97]

I absolutely am in LOVE with this song--and Pink Floyd

[@mortarz]

This art piece is an absolute masterpiece. I see it as a transition from hell to paradise. First minutes of the song depict the rotten, chaotic world/hell. As the song progresses, you are getting closer to heaven and in the end, you can hear the angels calling you.

[@hooper1975]

Pink floyd were before my time but I've discovered them years after they'd called it a day, theyre now my favorite band.......This is unreal, nobody makes music like this anymore and thats sad.

[@geraividet]

jack hooper there are still some making this kind of music

[@napooliveros356]

No one reach that quality

[@Xenoforge78]

@Gerrard Aissing Care to actually list some? I'd like to listen to them.

[@johngaribaldi2500]

Nobody ever will Nobody can and never will sound or b like Pink Floyd

[@shawnmccarthy585]

Classic and unique live at Pompeii with not a single soul there but camera person.I have the vhs and when I first watched it how amazing it is.They are all exceptional musicians.

[@AaronMk91]

No matter how many times I listen to this song, it's amazing each time. The way it shifts from one incarnation to the next. One moment its so chaotic, but from how everyone performs so controlled. Then it crashes with a flurry of drums to the ghostly whine of Gilmour's guitar and the regular rhythmic playing of Nick Mason. It's a true musical testament.

[@valt5019]

I could cry and listen to this song for hours. I have never heard a song like this which make sense on me.

[@MrSebitax04]

I am totally amazed, I have a crazy over, not only I can hear, I can see the music that this beautiful era Pink Floyd.

[@jessepinkeye2339]

is it normal to cry at this? especially on the vocals?

[@vibration.wizard]

+luisangelo aquino absolutely normal :D

[@jessepinkeye2339]

***** thanks :D

[@rowallanmcdonald3585]

yes my friend its a moving piece

[@PINKSONEPINKFLOYD]

ohh yeah, it's normal ;)

[@DDbenkoDD]

Sure, it is. Just relish the full beauty of the song and let it soak into you :)

[@Hridisjobs]

Thank you Gilmour, thank you Pink Floyd , you made me cry ... i needed that

[@mauricioalejandroelguetape7998]

Pink floyd in my mind,in my heart,in my soul, thanks roger (syd) barrett; roger waters; david gilmour; richard wright and nick mason. Genius

[@HyperJony]

Son la mejor banda de la historia y punto.🤫

[@Thrashmerol]

Así es

[@76348515]

happy birthday Nick!! ....you are and will always be one of the best drummers for me :)

[@pyromaniackid1]

I have listened to this song so much, that when i dont have my ipod i can play it in my head note-for-note. This is the best song ever created.

[@williamheywood9115]

I love this track. The keyboard at the end is my favorite part. R.I.P Rick. If you listen to this track from the Ummagumma album the organ playing is so lovely.

[@leanzawohlfeil7007]

The Ummagumma version is definitely my favourite. David's vocals are spot-on.

[@awesome117unsc]

@@leanzawohlfeil7007 My favorite A Saucerful Of Secrets versions in order: Ummagumma, Live In Pompeii, and Live In Yorkshire England, 1970.

[@PinkTheFloydable]

This proves that more emotion can be expressed without lyrics than some half-assed pop song about someone's last failed relationship.

[@flannederella]

Magnificent. Majestic. No band will ever come near to rivalling Pink Floyd

[@kasteman1]

Live at Pompeii is such a rare snapshot of a group on the cusp of becoming one of the most revered bands in rock history.

[@BenjaminMankowski]

This song helped my wife understand how I feel during an Aspie meltdown, and me to understand how my wife feels during a fibromyalgia flare up. Thank you, Pink Floyd.

[@gunproofgrandad4381]

That's beautiful Benjamin - it's great how music can mean different things to each of us, and help us put stuff into context.

[@onikalaj]

Simply wonderful!!!

[@moonshinefe]

Haunting e-bow and the skill and creativity of Floyd is on full display here, truly great music

[@RudyCarrera]

It's nice to know that this locale isn't terribly far from my new home. What a magnificent place they chose to record at!

[@jacopogiorginho9737]

Pink Floyd in my heart

[@yairgomezpimiento]

Grande Nick Manson....

[@thevalente8358]

Davvero pazzesco... Tutti e quattro sono dei grandi

[@MiliziaLuigi]

PInk Floyd are the BEST BAND of every times...this song is THE SONG...wonderful notes...drums, bass...delay...place (in primis)...go PINK!!!...GOOOOO....EMOTION...

[@SarahAndTheMoon]

An absolute masterpiece! Both music and video. Chills.

[@cesarfilosofo9148]

Pompéia insuperável. Anos luz a frente.mestres.

[@RodrigoOsO87]

Fucking madness, i love early pink floyd

[@TheSallycinnamoon]

this is not Music its way beyond music, its perfection... At 5:08 I actually started to cry... Its so deep so... It touched me to the inside...

[@ManInBlack612]

From insanity to sanity. Shows everything gets better no matter how much madness there is. Beautiful.

[@Playermafiou]

This drum part!

[@rikih21]

best lyrics ever

[@darkdaegurth]

Oh my god... Im so gonna cry listening this song... Beautiful.

[@SwissToTheSwiss]

This isn't just music... this is finest art. and as in all art works there are lovers and haters. for me the whole pompeii-concert is ONE great masterpiece! whatever THEY thought by doing this... for me it's just amazing!

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

This song is a masterpiece on many levels and both David & Roger are...*unf*! Beautiful music & beautiful guys! Roger's a red hot sexy Devil & David is a magnificent Angel! GORGEOUS!

[@alexrodrigues409]

Para mim é a melhor banda do mundo, os álbuns que mais gosto: ANIMALS, MEDDLE, A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS, WISH YOU WERE HERE, ATOM HEART MOTHER, todos são ótimos, uma das melhores musicas SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND e WELCOME TO THE MACHINE

[@xXiVAn94FiXx]

i can feel something strange inside me while listening this music... i' m borning again.. that's just wonderful...

[@thehollyrocker69]

This piece simplifies what´s life for me: hard to accept, hard to deal with, unfair.. when we accept this, we can feel resignation, there´s when this music take place.. from kaos to armony, it just helps me..

[@whb1959]

This what happens when you are very creative and experiment with sounds and blend them into a great number

[@thesupaoli]

by the way, these guys were never stoned on any kind of drugs! Pure geniuses...

[@naturewoodfb]

How do you know?

[@AK99581]

Pretty sure they all dabbled in softer drugs like pot and acid at one point or another. The only one who went overboard was Barrett, the rest of them could control themselves.

[@alimac7720]

hahaha that was a good one

[@qbc177]

By the way you are wrong, They were smoking bricks of hashish,they all had taken acid (in the early years when Barrett was the leader of the band)they used quaaludes and were into coke in the 70s (just like most Stadium bands of the mid to late 70s) What do you think Rick's 'personal problem' was about at that time?They just *seemed* to be clean because of all the bands like the Stones,the Who and Led Zeppelin were wearing their lifestyles on their sleeve. They were low key. The Floyd never fucked up a hotel room.

[@alainmartin7751]

true, very true. Amazing

[@DCussen]

FANTASTIC. PURE ART. TIMELESS.

[@raivenneny]

Pink Floyd as a whole are an experience. Musical but the vastness that transcends sound, expression, thought. I merely pigeon-hole them with words. They just are. Wow.

[@GeneralSamov]

Didn't know Chewbacca was also a singer in Pink Floyd

[@LetThereBeRaineTV]

Who are you talking about? Lol...

[@GeneralSamov]

Raine Gilmour!

[@Theanchoritegarlic]

A Wookie full of secrets ...

[@Sr.Peyote]

Esto es arte carajo!

[@goldseraph79]

Epic musicianship and vision. Roger smashing the gong during the peak takes it to another stratum.

[@AnoNym-he1yv]

celestial voice or what it was like is propably the best part of music ever created

[@yairgomezpimiento]

Este tema de Pink Floyd es una reliquia, uno de los mejores temas de la banda de Floyd con toda la musica puedo mirar al cielo y contemplar las estrellas.

[@gabriellaborbely796]

OMG Waters should change his name to Darkfires... i think he's the incarnation of Melkor the Vala from The Silmarillion... all that incredible, terrifying power and magic...

[@aakoss]

+Gabriella Borbély I'd say he's Ulmo, his own master and unconcerned about the world around him.

[@gabriellaborbely796]

+Ajay Kumar Good point! it's very interesting tho, you know, bc in my version Gilmour would be Ulmo, who has a perfectly balanced personality, and normally is indeed his own master, but he instantly and willingly teamed up with the other Valar when Melkor's power got too great and they had to bring him down... which eventually they did, at least in a legal sense, some time around 1985/6... lol

[@TheOldOakSyndicate]

+Gabriella Borbély If giving more time Ungoliant would have consumed them all...

[@gabriellaborbely796]

+TheOldOakSyndicate maybe... but wasn't she also a servant of Melkor...?? tho i have to admit she was rather unpredictable...

[@TheOldOakSyndicate]

Gabriella Borbély She was, but after eating the sap from the two trees she grew in size, and eventually demanded the silmarils for herself, Morgoth refused, and she attacked him and probably would have killed him if the Balrogs hadn't come to his rescue.

[@kakpaj]

This song is Chaos-harmony, yin and yang. Just perfect!

[@robertt445]

The musical ramblings of a mad man. Beautiful :-)

[@Deathshuck]

wow this video is so off-sync

[@WannaKnowMyName]

I thought I was the only one!

[@clvasquezDOTtk]

I suspect it is been made in porpouse...

[@Trip2929]

Deathshuck In my opinion it sounds better

[@threeinitiates8260]

Deathshuck I️ think the whole movie is like that

[@jacopogiorginho9737]

Sono favolosi azz

[@henrix999]

Pink Floyd has introduced me to the psychadelic world good ten years ago. Although it brought me many tough times in my life, I do not regret.

[@AndyBsUTube]

That never fails to move me. A beautiful piece.

[@stefanomurgia9027]

futuristic music...

[@AllanDares]

Em quanto isso aqui no Brasil tem uma doença chamada func..... Ta que pariu esses caras são lendários... Isso sim é psicodélico

[@BRStormysea]

Que comentário preconceituoso.

[@viktorreznov9198]

+LeoSantos aff vai rebolar funk entao

[@viktorreznov9198]

LeoSantos ela prefere pink Floyd também

[@alefrom92]

Só sendo uma ameba sem neurônio mesmo pra se entreter com um lixo de barulho repetitivo e sem letra como é a desgraça do funk

[@enricodicapua2307]

Stramitici numeri uno al mondo, uno dei loro pezzi migliori. Questa è musica. Questa gente. Ti astrae dalla tua realtà. Ti immerge in un mondo parallelo dove è tutto rovesciato, non esiste niente di fortuito ma solo emozioni profonde. Pink Floyd geni eterni della musica!

[@AikanaroAnarion]

Yesterday i had my first lsd trip. I simply CAN'T get this song out of my head. Specially when Gilmour cries.

[@alberthofmann5195]

This is what happens when you give acid to four genius

[@seeemone90]

There'are no drugs that can make you able to do this ;)

[@alberthofmann5195]

SIMONE DI SANTE But a lot of drugs can make you able to understand this :P

[@seeemone90]

I don't need drugs to understand Pink Floyd ;) .. Time ago I read "I need to listen Pink Floyd to enjoy drugs" :D .

[@alberthofmann5195]

still one of the trippiest live i've seen ;)

[@seeemone90]

;)

[@4545456464645646]

hay que aprender a escuchar musica para que te guste pink floyd o the beatles, sus obras maestras seran la musica clasica para el siguien siglo, pero lo que me sorprende como los beatles hisieron mas en 9 años que en 30 años aproximados de pink floyd asombroso!!

[@iiadyra6]

los beatles del 66 al 70 hicieron obras maestras, particularmente john lennon y harrison, faul es buen musico mas no buen compositor ni capaz de hace verdaderas obras de arte, en cuanto a ringo es un buen baterista, los beatles hacian basura del 62 al 65, como te digo del 66 en adelante fluyo la creatividad y la inspiracion en lennon, pink floyd esta años luz de los beatles sin importar quien hizo mas, beatles tiene el abbey road, el sgt peppers y el white album, pink floyd tiene el dsotm, the wall, meddle, animals, wish you were here

[@4545456464645646]

No quiero hacerte enojar pero que desinformado estas amigo,en primera cuando mencione quien hizo mas, no me referia a quien hizo mas canciones si no quien aporto mas a la música tecnica y culturalmente, en segunda; sin the beatles, pink floyd no hubiera trascendido o por lo menos no como lo conocemos, Barret lideró e hizo exitosa la banda grasias a la influencia del álbum sgt peppers, grabado en el casi mismo lugar de abbey Road estudios publicando dos meses despues su álbum the piper, acaso no te parece lógico? Pink floyd trato de imitar la tecnica musical en el rock psicodelico a the beatles quienes ya habían comenzado el proyecto un año anterior en el 66, esa primer etapa de pink floyd fue una copia barata de the beatles ,grasias a la salida de barret quien le dio fama a la banda, waters pudo darle personalidad a pink floyd en el 69 se veian chispasos de lo que seria pink floyd llegando hasta un punto limite con su rock progresivo y de ahí se estancaron no pudieron ni competir con queen, floyd intento superarse e hisieron en su mayoría buenas canciones pero les falto originalidad y creatividad muchos dicen que fue fiel a su estilo pero de ahí no daban para mas, la musica no se compara ni se desprecia, solo se clasifica en quien a aportado mas tecnica culturalmente , dises que fue basura la primer etapa de the beatles? Y que paul no ha hecho buena musica? Te podría desmentir esto pero me alargaría demasiado, te falta estudiar mas, para poder criticar.

[@iiadyra6]

Juancho Penicles amigo, sigo en pie con mi comentario, mis razones son, culturalmente y popularmente no te lo niego beatles fue el que destaco, pero tecnicamente,experimentalmente floyd fue mejor, que hubo influencia de lennon y harrison claro esta, por que la basura de faul mccartney tan solo es un estilo agresivo y musica de ambiente, y de que carajos me hablas de su originalidad, canciones como echoes, shine on you crazy daimond y atom heart mother, 3 canciones de mas de 20 minutos, con pasajes gloriosos de musica, albums conceptuales, los mejores solos de todos los tiempos, temas tracendentales y existenciales como el dark side of the mon, temas de depresion locura y soledad del humano en the wall, y animals y el wish you were here que abarcan criticas sociales y a la industria musical por producir artistas de plastico ej. (the beatles del 62 al 66) ya que lennon y harrison querian escapar de esa musica nefasta y musak, llamada beatles

[@4545456464645646]

tienes razon, echoes te lleva a otra dimencion es para mi la mejor canción de ellos cuando mientras escucho a pink floyd me parece la mejor banda del mundo e igual me pasa con the beatles, led zeppelin, queen, stones etc, pero la historia ahi esta y los hechos también y no porque una banda sea tu favorita sera la mejor del mundo, mi banda favorita siempre fue genesis y crei que la mejor cancion era Supper's Ready y no habia otra mejor hasta que escuche a otras bandas, y sin prejuicio escucharlas minuciosamente a ver porque le gustaba a la gente y me di cuenta de lo que me perdía, la gente tiene prejuicios de lo que desconoce podras escuchar toda la discografia de un grupo pero si no sabes escuchar la musica, nunca le encontraras su sentido. En mi opinión ninguna banda debe proclamarse como la mejor porque en gustos se rompen géneros si no clasificar quien aporto mas a la música y la mayoría de los criticos apunta a the beatles y ¿porque ha de confiar en ellos? Es simple , porque el fanatismo te siega y para criticar no hay que ser fan ni inclinarse por ninguna artista, Se que tu te inclinas mucho por pinkfloyd talvez porque la escuchabas de niño, no se, solo te aconsejo que si pudieras escuchar y disfrutar de otra banda "rival" ya sea queen, zeppelin ,beatles al igual como lo haces con pink floyd te daras cuenta de lo que te digo. Solo hay que disfrutar de la musica no hay porque compararla, despreciarla ni caer en los prejuicios de otros.

[@iiadyra6]

Juancho Penicles claro hermano, concuerdo contigo totalmente, tambien te recomiendo una banda genial como tool, y respecto a la cancion echoes, si la analizas detenidamente, te daras cuenta que es parecida en musica y letra a la obra de arte de john lennon "acros the universe"

[@PrincessKagayaki]

This song could stop the apocalypse; its' that beautiful. I seriously CRY it's so beautiful.

[@maria12mx]

What a trip!... thank you Pink Floyd !

[@Lucas-uj5zw]

Me parece a mi o el video esta un poco defasado?

[@napooliveros356]

Muy desfasado

[@Lucenzenzito1987]

Ah Negão?

[@MarcooPF]

Wow that was awesome. Got the chills at the end!

[@monsesoriano7879]

amazing , i feel my soul is dancing when i listen to pink floyd :D

[@psychedelicsuns8600]

Watch it in 2x speed. :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@maxroskilly5006]

is this just me or is it out of timing?

[@rickleo5063]

yep it s out of timing

[@matox4]

the organ and the guitar makes me cry! this is god...

[@GILPERNOT1]

Toujours autant d'émotion, 40 ans après...