Mother (with Lyrics) by Pink Floyd Reaction

Cash and Bev check out this studio version of the song Mother by Pink Floyd from the album The Wall from 1979. Stay tuned for an additional video which will show how Mother was incorporated into the 1982 film The Wall.
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[@eleazargutierrez8553]

Great observation from the both of you. When I was in my adolescent years, I'd have to listen to Spanish music played by my parents. I wasn't amused so I'd listen to RocknRoll. My parents would constantly say "Don't listen to LSD music such as Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc..." That's when headphone use was constantly used by my 2 brother and I. A couple of weeks later while my parents were running errands I was listening to "Mother" in my room nice and loud. All of a sudden my door opens; I quickly lower my stereo expecting expecting to be yelled at. My parents walk in with a big smile and say, "Now that's a beautiful song, who is it... ? Hesitantly I replied, "Pink Floyd". Then like the dogs they are, they looked at each other tucking their tails between their legs, and slowly walk out. I actually felt victory!! Now they listen to PF with good spirits and no regrets. This story always puts a smile on my face!!!

[@mikearchibald744]

Thats hilarious. My parents said the same thing about 'rock bands', but I was listened to San Tropez one day and they said "thats so much better than the garbage people listen to like Pink Floyd nowadays". They used to berate the Monty Python I watched as idiotic, and on the car radio one day was the Parrot sketch and they laughed harder than I'd ever seen them laugh. I think parents just get newsletters of what they are supposed to object to and just follow along without ever actually looking at anything.

[@hole-sawbear1500]

So your overprotective parents heard mother and thought it was a beautiful song? The irony is PALPABLE.

[@ianhammes4510]

like the dogs they are, ... smh

[@joseluismarsal2889]

Wow men! It's incredible memories! 👏 👏 👏

[@strangersonearth5452]

That's actually a rad story.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Pink Floyd is Pure Gold. Most profound thought provoking band ever

[@Dooklawz]

truth spoken right there. imo they don't only write/create lyrics to their songs, it's more like 'think bait',...and they're quite excellent at drawing you in :)

[@Jaydon05]

You;r so right!

[@DarthCaesar96]

I always think I have found the key of what they are saying and then no it’s even more than you think

[@tomperugini189]

Along with rush..thought provoking

[@nandagilmour6568]

god bless all mother 💜☮️

[@kesleycottrell1416]

Isn't it neat how Pink Floyd music really never gets old. When you get older it seems like the meaning changes.Time is a good example too.

[@dennishoaglund4512]

Another great pick for you ladies. Pink Floyd is definitely a band to look into and familiarize yourself with. Their journey went from obscure in the early days to absolute legend in the rock and roll world. Keep it up, I'm a fan.

[@caperboy1169]

Roger Waters lost his dad when he was very young. His mother became overprotective of him. This is what this song is about

[@ejb5034]

Although the song IS somewhat autobiographical, I believe it is only a small part of PINK, the actual subject of "the Wall, that he drew upon to build his story.

[@caperboy1169]

@@ejb5034 it’s not somewhat

[@caperboy1169]

@RED PILL PORTAL the song is about his dad being in the war and his mother protecting him and raising him at best she could . You’re probably referring to the album, we’re talking about the song

[@summercoat]

@@caperboy1169 To be fair, he’s right, you can only look at this song in the context of the album, which was always intended to end up on the big screen. Musically and conceptually, “Mother” is merely one brick. I personally think Pink is a mix of mostly Waters, but a big chunk of Barrat, and probably bits of the others, too.

[@caperboy1169]

@@summercoat my comment is true . End of story

[@jonhenke1504]

You guys absolutely need to do "Us and Them" from Dark Side of the Moon! It's a couple songs After Time On the Dark Side of the Moon album and is one of the most beautiful yet powerful anti-war anti social classes songs ever written!! It divides the leaders and the grunts in the military and the lyrics really are brilliant!! Then again almost any Pink Floyd song ends up being brilliant! One final note that you'll find with Pink Floyd songs is they're always relevant! That's because the way Rodger Waters writes his lyrics they don't date themselves plus you can't pin them down to any other genre, they are their own genre! We enjoy your videos keep it up!!

[@scotireland3087]

Delicate Sound of Thunder version is better

[@NotThatLittleJohnny]

Pink Floyds music is best experienced an album at a time.

[@bearofthunder]

Good reaction. I think it would be a mistake to analyze this as just about Roger Waters relationship with his own mother. To me the most essential part of this song is related to "the wall". How it is created and what maintains it.

[@stevepower9801]

Lovely reaction ladies. As many others have already said, when it comes to "The Wall", you really need to hear the whole album (or watch the whole film) from start to finish, otherwise you may miss out on crucial aspects of the story. It's a concept album, so it's difficult to break the whole context down through just one or two songs if you've not heard the whole thing. Trust me, you'll love it! It's very dark and not the happiest of tales as it deals with deteriorating mental health, but it's an absolute masterpiece of musicianship and lyrics.

[@WineNotReactions]

Thank you🍷🍷

[@petepotaczek2534]

Pink Floyd is like a fine wine, better with age.

[@TheFireMonkey]

I suggest you get the album The Wall which that song is on - it was meant to be a heard together, all the songs tell the story - now the original idea was that the songs were separate but together they explored a concept - they all fit together to explain how people become isolated and alienated. Each song has a bit of background behind how it was written and what lead to the imagery in it which is what most people focus on but only when you put them all together do you understand what they are really about. The stuff people normally focus on tells you the HOW of the song, not the WHY [I hope that makes sense] Now later they produced the movie which consolidates the songs even more by creating a single narrative so there is no question what it is about. I personally recommend hearing the album first and then watch the movie - this gives context. Sadly I watched the movie first and later heard the album - I say sadly because I feel it would have been more powerful in the other order since with the album you have a loose collection of songs that run a theme but are not exactly a single story and that leaves it more open to your own interpretations and then the movie shows you how they meant it which gives you a deeper understand by seeing both how it relates to you and to the artist. Anyway, this is the first time I have seen you and I wanted to say I like what you have done here.

[@byrnez2755]

Hi... new watcher/listener. Found you because of your reaction to Pink Floyd songs. I recommend you consider listening to Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond. It's about the tragic story of founding member Syd Barrett and the impact of his downfall on the band. FYI... when I listen to Pink Floyd on Friday evenings after work, I like to our a glass of an Italian Amarone ;) Cheers!

[@65alef]

Drink also Rosso di Bolgheri Morellino di Scansano Brunello di Montalcino Chianti classico rosso Cavaliere d'Italia della Maremma Toscana . Best italian Red wines...from Tuscany My country 🍷🇮🇹🍷🇮🇹🍷🇮🇹🍷🇮🇹 and Pink Floyd in your ears...what else ?!?😘

[@byrnez2755]

@@65alef Noted! I love Toscana wine. Cheers!

[@WineNotReactions]

Thank you🍷🍷

[@65alef]

@@WineNotReactions prego ! 😎🇮🇹

[@sunnyxdays1036]

Pink floyd are that group who get you thinking about your life .a unbelievable talented group of musicians .

[@joedirt688]

WELCOME TO THE RIDE WE ALL CALL "PINK FLOYD"

[@gerryweed7697]

Next one from Pink Floyd - Coming back to life ( live to Pulse concert 1994 ) 😎👍

[@serkancimenli7880]

There is nothing warm about this mother. Fearful, over protective, controlling. Roger Waters grew up without his father. He was killed in WWII so his mother projected all her fears and pain of loss onto her son. This song is from the ground breaking album "The Wall". It was also turned into a Movie... the sound track became the album. Many consider it the greatest album of all time. "The Wall" is a very English Album. Many of the themes deal with the aftermath of World War Two, and how so many English children were effected 20+ years later as they entered early adulthood. "Nobody's Home" is one of the songs on the album, dealing with the fact that many Fathers didn't come home from the war... how kids who had grown up, never getting a chance to speak with their Fathers.... "I try to get through the telephone to you, but I know, there's nobody home". The whole album hurts the soul. But it's a purging kind of pain. "The Wall" is a deep, deep dive into the scarred emotions of many English Baby Boomers. Many turned to fame, or drugs, or sex, to try and fill the emptiness and loss they felt. Ultimately its about building a wall around yourself, isolating yourself from the rest of the world, hiding the pain.

[@adamlaceky8127]

You're both right. Roger Waters said his mother was the opposite of the overbearing mother in The Wall. She wanted him to find a dirty girl and get it over with. She even attended the premiere of the movie with Roger. His dad was killed in WWII, at Anzio, Italy, when Roger wasn't even a toddler.. It affected him deeply. In the album "The Wall," Pink's dad is killed in the war, and his mom smothers him, and tries to keep him "healthy and clean." This has the opposite effect.

[@cryptoman9530]

Hi, when is your next video??? Haven't seen you in a while. How about a reaction video to a song that was made in the year that I was born (1970). I'm suggesting Linda Ronstadt "Long Long Time". I love the way that Linda sang it, and still listen to it from time to time today.

[@brianb6024]

Full bottle for sure! I always liked Pink Floyd, and this is one of my favorites from them🎶. Such a tragic perspective, and one that hits home for a lot of guys with absentee fathers and overprotective mothers. Many times in the military, one parent will be deployed for six to eight months, while the other parent tries to raise you the best they can.... What a great and heartfelt reaction! thanks to both of you ladies! I think you're a great team and a great channel 👍🎶

[@davemac1197]

Thanks for the heads up, but I already found it. Hope you're feeling better soon, btw.

[@brianb6024]

@@davemac1197 thanks much, Dave (Hope I'm up and running by Thursday - I'm slated to cook the T-day turkey ! 😲🦃)

[@davemac1197]

@@brianb6024 - nice! Computer says you have 'corn' with your turkey. In what form? Ever have Brussel sprouts in the US? They're a traditional green vegetable with turkey Christmas lunch in the UK instead of green beans, but a lot of people hate them because they don't cook them properly! They can have a bitter taste if you don't cut a couple of notches into the base of each sprout to allow the boiling water to cook the sprout thoroughly. Computer also says Brussel sprout production in the US is concentrated in California (San Mateo, Monterey, and Santa Cruz counties) and Long Island, NY.

[@brianb6024]

@@davemac1197 interesting about the Brussel Sprouts for Christmas in UK ! We eat then here, and yes they can be bitter ! Great tip to slice them at the base to cook them thru👍 We won't have corn this year - we'll have turkey, stuffing, white potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, peas, cranberry sauce and ambrosia salad ! (of courses rolls, relish dish and traditional pumpkin pie are in the works as well🤓😃👍) We're gonna all convene at my Mom's place, and then we watch the Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV 🙂

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Happy Holidays Brian !!!! 😄

[@Terk1965]

The Wall was the best ever!!!!! 57 years old and I still listen to it since I was a kid in 1979 when it came out.

[@mikeharry1799]

It's not what he meant, but that's great art for you. Everybody get's their own message from it... So what you got from it is just as valid as what Waters got from it when he wrote it, and what I got from it when I first heard it 30+ years ago....

[@doc6448]

A great reaction to a great song….enjoy the Floyd journey ….you are going to love it.✌️

[@jasonjacobs4819]

This hit me pretty hard. My mother and had a toxic relationship and it stunted me as a man. I just realized that this song applies to my situation after years of listening to Pink Floyd. How could I not make this connection before? Thank you

[@WineNotReactions]

Sorry...hope you have readjusted!!!🍷🍷

[@jasonjacobs4819]

@@WineNotReactions it's a process. Thank you

[@IanDarley]

Great reaction and analysis; Roger lost his father at a young age and his mother was over protective to the point of smothering. The metaphoric 'wall'' was a mental barrier he created to protect himself from all of the unjustified fears his mother put into him. For a different vibe but still very poignant track try Pink Floyd - On The Turning Away (live, remastered). Or anything from the Pulse Live concert.

[@mikearchibald744]

He also lost his grandfather in the FIRST world war. He also did The Tide is Turning, after the Live Aid concert, sadly the tide wasn't turning, but there's always tomorrow.

[@jenesisjones6706]

This is a song about a controlling mother, who dominates her son, and teaches him to build a wall...it's NOT a happy, happy, joy,joy song. Not many Pink Floyd songs ARE happy, happy, joy, joy.

[@WineNotReactions]

🍷🍷

[@gregwillert9061]

Whe he said "Mother did it need to be so high?" He's talking about The Wall

[@MisterMikeTexas]

This has always been a powerful song. Good reaction y'all! 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@brianb6024]

Hi, Michael ! 👋🎶

[@MisterMikeTexas]

@@brianb6024 Good afternoon, Brian! 🌞 🌞

[@brianb6024]

@@MisterMikeTexas hi, Michael ! I've been told there will not be more uploaded videos on the JEM channel until towards the end of December 2021 &🎶 I guess we all should hang in for a bit then....).... I hope you're having a great turkey day! 👍🎶😃

[@MisterMikeTexas]

@@brianb6024 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 🦃

[@Distant394]

Fabulous reaction 2 different view points and both can be applied to this song and spot on with his haunting voice full of emotion , loving it can’t wait for the next vid ……….please hurry up. Haha 😀👍

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

The lady in the black absolutely nailed it. This song is about an overbearing mother, who is in complete control of her son. And after losing her husband in WWII, has tried to protect her son so much that it's making him very introverted. Of course, everyone can take from it whatever they want, and each of our own life experiences has an effect on how we interpret things. And the beauty of music is that as long as it moves you, there's no wrong interpretation. Anyways, God Bless both of you, glad you've actually took a minute to dive in and listen to a band I've enjoyed for nearly 40 years now. And I'm still learning and discovering new things nearly everytime I give them a listen. So enjoy, and hope you check out a lot more FLOYD!!!

[@PINK66FM]

Because Roger's dad died in WW2 when he was a baby, his mother raised him alone. It was a very co-dependent relationship. She smothered him. Later in life Roger acted out in anger and during the "Animals '77 Tour" he spat in a fans face. That was the beginning of his isolation and creation of "The Wall" masterpiece we know today.

[@brettmanus7904]

Yes, his mother was VERY overbearing and protective.

[@FlyinBrian777]

I just discovered your channel recently and I'm enjoying your post analysis and insights. Keep up the good work!

[@dalepatrick6480]

Have a cigar by Pink Floyd!

[@brianb6024]

Ha ha! good one!😃

[@stevegerdes2614]

Thanks for the Pink Floyd ladies. Hope to hear more of it on your show. Cash, you and Bev are great together. I almost can’t imagine the show without the two of you. What a class act. Thank you

[@WineNotReactions]

Thank you very much🍷

[@raymondelf7520]

lets hear rappers be as good as that no way lol

[@TonyM1961]

The Wall (throughout the entire album) they reference is the emotional wall that we build around ourselves for protection and his momma helps him build it big and strong

[@CowmanUK]

Just stumbled across your channel and subscribed straight away. The interesting thing tonight for me (I'm from the UK) is that I watched two 19 year old American girls react to this video just before I watched you two beautiful slightly less young ladies watch it, and the differences in reaction, in your wiser nodding at points of the lyrics for example, was a lesson in itself to me. Anyway, great reaction, great channel (from what I can see) and I look forward to watching more of your videos both catching up on what you've already done and, hopefully, more to come. Thanks for the entertainment tonight!

[@WineNotReactions]

Wow...great comparison...no real surprise tho...thanks for joining🍷🍷🍷🍷

[@kevinwaters5872]

Momma’s got a lot of bricks , son.

[@pipmaple]

Pink Floyd are a band I struggle to get on with,it’s just personal preference I like something a little more upbeat.might I suggest T REX twentieth century boy or Jeepster

[@davidbrock2450]

Pretty sure his father passed during WW11. This really comes out in the last Pink Floyd album with Roger waters. It was pretty much a solo album as David only had 1 solo and 3 lyrics to record for the albu8m and then left.,

[@iprayforapocalypse7109]

Please react to Deep Purple Child in time live 1970

[@WineNotReactions]

Love Deep purple🍷🍷🍷

[@silverblack5475]

Nightwish......Ghost love score live at wacken 2013 .....youll lose your minds

[@zacknicley8150]

Their song Welcome To The Machine has a similar theme, especially to the early entertainment lifestyle idea.

[@Rassskle]

The Wall is mostly about Rogers Waters........ almost an autobiography. Pink is Roger, and the song Mother is real. His father died at Anzio, 2nd WW....February 1944 Roger was born September 1943...... about 5 months before Anzio. His mother made sure she was never going to lose him.

[@orion7296]

She´s are the mothers...

[@ThomasSmith-if5bp]

Ok ok after 15 seconds of them listening I quit. If the lady in black won’t stop trying to fill in I may have tried it out but nope. I was done with this BS shortly after they showed us their wine bottles. SHUT UP AND LISTEN

[@shineon7641]

... can you say "Oedipus Complex?" Hello again you two. I Loved your reactions. Yours are so much more valuable, having gone through some of this to different degrees. Thank You for this and all you do. Keep Smiling... Cheers...

[@shawnlawson1773]

You owe it to yourself to check out the live version of Comfortably Numb from the 1994 Pulse concert. It's life changing.

[@WineNotReactions]

Thank you🍷

[@larryfroot]

@@WineNotReactions no kidding.

[@lorenzopinto7948]

Dear ladies, the songwriter, Roger Waters, is 77 and is still haunting...😉

[@WineNotReactions]

Indeed🍷🍷

[@lorenzopinto7948]

@@WineNotReactions I'm going to Azores Islands in a few days, they say that their volcanic ground and the oceanic winds give birth to wonderful wines. 😉

[@HawklordLI]

Roger Waters father was killed in WWII when Roger was five months old, he was raised by an over protective mother....thus this song......

[@joedoolan6207]

well ladies, speaking from a " blokes" point of view, yep " youre right"!, floyd has allways touched me music wise , from an early age, im now 65 years old, when i was in my 40,s i sufferd a brain haemmorage, it was pink floyd,s music that { along with my family} got me through the " worst times", mainly because they sang about LIFE!

[@jakesemtex]

This album is an experience...... you CANNOT TALK through it !!!

[@rebeccapardue2341]

Hello Ladies. Please check out "On The Turning Away" from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert and "Fat Old Sun" from David Gilmour Remember That Night concert dvd. I want to share these with the whole world. Thank you. Mike Pardue ✌

[@josephmorse4318]

Hi. I've watched your Pink Floyd videos. I like how you are dressed for the occasion. Drinking port wine🍷 as I watch 📺. Happy Mother's Day in advance. 💗

[@pedrosarti9468]

The striking contrast between the soothing voice of David Gilmour and the horrible things that he's saying (as the mother)... a psycho lullaby.

[@ozzisantos]

But never forget that the best part of this music is Dave’s GUITAR and his voice …

[@Templar451]

In this mother is super overprotective, smothering, not allowing ANYONE to get near her precious baby boy. Guaranteeing that he can never grow up and be happy. Dooming him forever.

[@giovsant3049]

I'm a 47yo latin american man, Pink Floyd's fan, Gilmour's fan, and your fan now, you are a gorgeous couple of ladies... thanks for make this videos. Soy un hombre latino de 47 años, fanático de Pink Floyd, de Gilmour y ahora de ustedes, una par de hermosas damas, gracias por hacer estos videos.

[@김동명-y7g]

그목소리가 무척 어울렸는데 이제 세월이 많이 흘렀지만 무척 그리워하겠네요

[@axeld.7786]

Mother do you think they'll drop the bomb Mother do you think they'll like the song Mother do you think they'll try to break my balls Ooooh aah, Mother should I build a wall Mother should I run for president Mother should I trust the government Mother will they put me in the firing line Ooooh aah, is it just a waste of time Hush now baby don't you cry Mama's gonna make all of your Nightmares come true Mama's gonna put all of her fears into you Mama's gonna keep you right here Under her wing She won't let you fly but she might let you sing Mama will keep baby cosy and warm Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe Of course Mama's gonna help build the wall Mother do think she's good enough for me Mother do think she's dangerous to me Mother will she tear your little boy apart Oooh aah, mother will she break my heart Hush now baby, baby don't you cry Mama's gonna check out all your girl friends for you Mama won't let anyone dirty get through Mama's gonna wait up till you come in Mama will always find out where You've been Mamma's gonna keep baby healthy and clean Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe You'll always be a baby to me Mother, did it need to be so high

[@LoSconosciuto57179]

This song is quite evident that it is about a suffocating and overprotective mother, a rather negative figure who hangs like a shadow over her son's life and choices, preventing him from becoming a strong and self-aware man. The reason is clear: she lost her husband in the war and towards her son he pours her care and attention in a morbid way for fear of losing him too. While not directly referring to Roger Waters' mother, who did indeed lose his father in World War II in the landing at Anzio, Italy, the entire record "The Wall" is ultimately an anti-war work lest the children grow up without a father. Indeed, as someone said: "The function of fathers is to prevent mothers from driving their children crazy." To become a man, the child will have to free himself from all these fears and insecurities and break down the very high wall that he has built around himself. Happy New Year from Milan, Italy

[@caplondon]

Hello ladies. Excellent song. Best to listen to the entire album to have a good understanding of the song. This song is like one chapter in a book. You need to read the chapters before and after to get a better context of the song. So much more for you to find.

[@wadew5100]

Two hot Ladies yes... Song, well eh.

[@WineNotReactions]

Thanks🍷

[@briangoetz65]

When you say profound, please remember thjs was written in 78 in reference to Vietnam and Palestinian people

[@DanielFleischman-lj5rb]

If you react to Pink Floyd with a full bottle on one song, what's going to happen when you listen to the entire album?🥴

[@sabrinacudney6235]

Pink Floyd sounds like pink Floyd and no one else. It is the pink Floyd sound after all. Nobody can hang with the Floyd. And rush.

[@rockerforlife194]

Hey Cash, hey Bev! Awesome job, Ladies! Keep up the nice work!

[@brianb6024]

They really work off each other very well, don't they !

[@georgepotter353]

Was curious about this reaction when I ran across it. BUT, ya'll did a great job. You kept quiet and listened to and appreciated a great song. Too many reactions are very fake in their overly dramatic reactions. They want to be the entertainment rather than the greatness coming through your headsets.

[@jeraldkimball494]

My first time watching your reaction. I have to say it was very good experience. I find you both very interesting ladies and how you interpret things. I was after being in service an oil field worker myself and as you said was away from home a lot. My wife had it rough trying to hold down the fort so to speak while I was gone with 3 girls. My son

[@Didda3]

The song is about Pink and his mothers protection of him after her husband is killed in the war. Part of the Wall film.

[@pulsarlights2825]

You shouldn't over protect your children from snakes, because then they never really learn how to deal with snakes on their own, and the snakes , sooner or later, always find a way in......

[@davedoogan6650]

That's the beauty of Water's lyrics. existentially profound. Pink Floyd are nothing without him.

[@offal]

So you didn`t hear that beauiful emotional music running through the song, that incredible guitar strum and solo, those keyboard and piano parts, yes Waters lyrics are incredible but equally matched by the music around them, which creates the emotional platform for the lyrics, the 2 are symbiant and unseparable. to say pink floyd are nothing without him is nonsense. Gilmour is the music of Pink Floyd.

[@offal]

@@davedoogan6650Obviously not, absolute horseshit mate lol, they are possibly the most sensory band on the planet. that comes with a few facets, not just lyrics, wish you were here, comfortably numb as examples were written music first, and would possibly not exist wern`t it for the aimless guitar. when your ready to explain or debate the issue instead of shooting off stock statements lemme know, i`m actually suprised you listen to Floyd, judging by your verbal and auditory limitations lol.

[@davedoogan6650]

@@offal That's why Dave Gilmour (pink floyd) is touring with Roger's songs and not his own right. case closed. p.s. Hey You, if you listen a bit more you might hear a bass guitar too.

[@dwissba68]

@@davedoogan6650 Agreed! Waters was the leader and after he left Pink Floyd’s music just wasn’t the same.

[@AndyMmusic]

She's an overprotective mother, and she crippled him emotionally, so he still asks for her approval as an adult - and she still controls his life as an adult. Roger Waters has said this song is not about his mother though.

[@mikef7672]

He built the wall too high. That was nice. Thanks for giving Floyd the respect.

[@peterdavies1631]

you get the concept of the overbearing mother...but you got the meaning of the song all wrong...you need to listen to the whole Wall album then you may get it.

[@clare1061]

I see you did an iron maiden song called trooper check out their song called “journeyman” it’s all acoustic.

[@michaelsmith-fw9bm]

the 2 ladies above obviously missed, there are 2 singers in this song. Roger Waters starts and finishes while David Gilmore sings the middle part

[@cestrian5294]

I have seen Pink Floyd many times. It has to be said they were not brilliant every time live. Why is it women just can’t sit and listen without talking??

[@volt9903]

Discovering the wheel in the 21st century....better late than never....

[@cosimoamore4349]

I would of liked to party with two cool babe,s like you ladie,s back in the day of these live show,s it is bitter sweet knowing those day,s have passed so so sad crazy cool coz wish,s the best to yuh.

[@tim196868]

You nailed it It's about the mother being overbearing and overprotective.

[@albertulrich4958]

Love you Ladies and the doggie in the background. NO talk during song and commentary at the end is the BEST! From the MOMMIES is even BETTER! Next shot on ME!!!!

[@lilacfloyd]

Bev reminds me a bit of Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac). Good video :)

[@myownchannel247]

two vocalists, Roger Waters (bass) in the beginning, then David Gilmour (guitar) on the choruses

[@Pewtah]

The english language isn't my mother tongue, so please help: what is a "stage mother"?

[@hughjass4838]

Build a wall AND run for president. Nobody's ever done that before

[@scorpiorising3741]

Check out Mother from the Roger Waters Quarantine sessions 2020

[@GarethWatson-i4e]

I'm so grateful I'm not American to there response 😊😊😊

[@DanBoyce-or2wo]

I graduated in 79 and head phones and twist a fatty. That's how you do pink floyd

[@royrocker9004]

Great insight ladies. Awesome reaction from you both.

[@aracrisalvatore53]

Sono italiano e la seguo mi piacerebbe sapere cosa ne pensa del brano dei Pink Floyd the great gig in the sky

[@theguvnor5964]

Thats Roger Waters talking about the British Government

[@briangoetz65]

The whole album, you got it right, ww2 deviststasin

[@notthistimenet]

This song is like listening to a comedian laying out things we might kind of know, but profoundly expressing all of it in a nutshell so it becomes part of your lexicon of life.

[@roymeryman8098]

I suggest you try “Comfortably Numb” from the Pulse tour of 1994.

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

This is a great reaction, you're very good at this. Pink Floyd is widely loved, and I'm sure you'll get lots of suggestions. Floyd was capable of coupling exquisite music with moving, direct, personally relevant lyrics somehow. I'd like to hear what you think of the songs Wish You Here and The Great Gig in the Sky, 2 of my favorites.

[@davethebarber62920]

Some mothers need and desire to be needed, is stronger than their feelings of responsibility to raise a strong independent adult.

[@waynejones1054]

Wonderful reaction. I can't wait to see your next Pink Floyd reaction.👍😊👍

[@WineNotReactions]

Thank you🍷🍷

[@MelodyMan69]

Hey Ladies, the Echo in your room is a bit loud...🇦🇺❤

[@brianjohnston4117]

" she wont let you fly but she might let you sing " . Only Floyd .