Pink Floyd - Echoes (Live Pompeii) (REACTION) with my wife

[@flubblert]

"Strangers passing in the street By chance two separate glances meet And I am you and what I see is me" - Echoes

[@Jeraumina]

tout le texte est une merveille de poésie

[@ianfortier6796]

One of the greatest lyrical lines of all time, imo.

[@tommc3622]

"And do I take you by the hand, and lead you through the land, and help me understand the best I can." The world could use a little empathy right now. Pink Floyd is forever relevant.

[@edpreston5172]

Those few words have so much meaning. The emotions felt while listening are so strong.

[@felixnorman9562]

Great great choice!

[@bobbyflay7217]

I Saw them do echoes in 1975 in Pittsburgh and 1977 in Cleveland unbelievable

[@diegodesimone6834]

Tutto il concerto da cui è stato fatto anche il film Pink Foyd a Pompei è un capolavoro

[@MrBDB001]

Wow, the first time I heard Pink Floyd I was 14. it was 1968 we grew with the music. I urge you to get 'meddle' and give it a listen. My first introduction was with 'Atom heart mother' the times were different, day glow paint, flower power, hippies. The main stream had the Beatles and Rolling Stones but at the fringe were bands like this. I am glad the younger generations are discovering Pink Floyd still. Their music and lyrics speak the human experience.

[@guitarschronos4937]

A group of great musicians got together and created an Art Form not just a band. The greatest band of all time and a journey that never leaves you..

[@AS-gx1kr]

Theres part 2 in this concert as well. The David Gilmour live in Gdansk version is the best one particularly the ending. It was the last performance before Richard Wright passed from cancer and the emotion in the ending sequence is like nothing heard before. It truly is ECHOES.

[@kellydelay18]

It’s my favorite version

[@ignaciopillado6778]

I agree!!

[@allenhuling598]

Completely agree....they owe it to themselves to watch this version at some point!!

[@christhompson9140]

Yes, the mastery of the song by Gilmour and Wright for 30+ years and the musical goodbye between them makes "Echoes - live a Gdansk" the best version.

[@christopherjohnson7613]

@@christhompson9140agree 100%

[@ronaldlozo3490]

I have been a hard core Fan started in 1970 while in the Marine Core now I am 70ys old and still a Hard Core Fan 🥰

[@963460]

Oh yes, there's a part 2 indeed 😊 And you can imagine the emotions when David Gilmour went back in 2016.. Once upon a time, David Gilmour and Richard Wright allowed themselves to play even without t-shirts 😂 Bravo for your reaction 👏

[@kentclark6420]

Now you need to hear part two.

[@Andy-Capp]

The whole Pink Floyd live at Pompeii is outstanding and worth watching. Please do more of their earlier songs. Try Shine on you Crazy Diamond parts 1 thru 5 and 6 thru 9 studio version.

[@geraldherrmann787]

This concert was given for the ghosts of pompeii ... by the way, this was only part 1 of 2.

[@RoadDoug]

They were young and in my opinion, this album is their breakthrough album. To me it’s a song about evolution. In the same sense, rock was evolving too.

[@klauslangner]

One,of the Best Song...in the World...

[@VMIHATER]

Both of you are exactly correct about how timeless Pink Floyd is. I will say in 50 years from now, people will be amazed by the sound of their music and how it makes them feel. To me, they are the best group ever to appear.

[@davidwalker5054]

You are spot on. Pink Floyd are outside any musical genre. So they will never go out of fashion like Punk Rock or swing Dixieland. Ragtime ska. New wave or countless other. Here one minute gone the next musical fads

[@robertwatson2823]

I discovered these guys when I was 18 and I have listened to them religiously for over 50 years!! A day doesn't pass that I don't listen to Floyd!! I am now an old man with a number of health issues and PF music helps with my pain and helps me stay focused on life especially from a spiritual perspective. They are a gift!!

[@geoffcartridge2079]

I could have written the above myself. I was introduced to PF when I was 18 too and Ummagumma and a Saucerfull of Secrets really charted a musical course for me. Yes the aches and pains seem to disappear when immersed in PF for the umpteenth time.........

[@mrodg88]

I'm 51. Friend at 15 years old said, I have something you need to listen to. And he set me down between 2 tower speakers and played Comfortably Numb. Been listening to Floyd nearly every day ever since. Old phone on the night stand through a BT speaker, I fall asleep to 2nd side of Dark Side, then this, Echoes Pompeii, SOYCD Pulse, and Gilmour's acoustic SOYCD every night. That first time hearing Comfortably Numb I said I'll play it on the guitar some day. Now I play most of Dark Side, SOYCD both electric and acoustic, several off of Division Bell. I've never played Comfortably Numb. If I play it (especially Pulse version) I won't have anything I could ever play again as I would have played the greatest solo ever played.

[@TheSloopyJoe]

Hope that you will get better! Love from Sweden!

[@melaniezette886]

I'm old I would like to discover them, I'm happy to look at Youngs reactions, it makes me happy

[@abhivandan8710]

Even I

[@bobbyflay7217]

I can remember when i saw them in 75 &77 if you said i have tickets to Pink Floyd people would be like no shit ! Tickets went VERY quick and they were just Them and then everyone else. They were strange, mysterious and phenomenal. They were considered masters at their craft. I was so so fortunate to have been living during those times also saw them when they released and went on tour for Momentary Lapse of Reason ! Who has an album with that type of title. They always had sung about going mad in some of there songs Brain Damage , One of these days , momentary lapse of reason ,shine on you crazy diamond. That I believe had alot to do with Syd Barret losing his mind and going mad as the english would refer to. I feel it really affected them and always had him in their minds through some of their music.

[@KrazyKatLadyx2]

The words you're searching for is that you are having a spiritual experience when you listen to Pink Floyd. It goes that deep. I don't even know if THEY understood that at the time. It's as if they were channeling from another place. Ethereal.

[@dariopercali8884]

Awesome live P F..ever great...

[@mikedoyle7546]

This band was the background music to my life. I have listened to them for a long time - it always sounds fresh and still takes me on a journey. I'm 67 now and still love them👌 Great reaction guys. Always a pleasure to share great music with you👍🙊👍

[@kentclark6420]

Pink Floyd actually did play live in that arena, but many years later. Ater 2000.

[@KNOPFLERSGOD]

Please don't forget to watch Part 2 of this as this is just half of this amazing song and performance.

[@frenchpalou]

One of my first concert ... I was almost 15 and it was in the 70 in Paris ... The concert was in 2 parts ... The first one was echoes part 1 and two and the second was the dark side of the moon ... An Experience I am unable to forget ... I saw them after 2 or 3 times ... (One on my best memory was the day of baccalaureat (I was 16) ... In the evening I saw them again in concert ... My only think as I was waiting for french oral was "When will it finish as I can go to this concert ???? !!!!". it :)

[@jamesbrasfield5688]

Thanks so much for that. I have been with Pink Floyd since1968 I am 73 now and still listen to them every week between then and 2019 Great day for freedom there is a very deep rabbit hole best band ever . They were always different and will never be replaced

[@richardriegler71]

To me also, greatest band that ever existed

[@ripleyenmordor828]

Final "Echoes"performance with Richard Wright (Pink Floyd) HDPinkfloyd . The best version. Amazing

[@rickcarioti6746]

David Gilmour performed Echoes live at Gdańsk. full version and it is unforgettable. You would absolutely love it! Dave and Ricks ending is so beautiful.

[@Stinky069]

Live in Gdansk is probably the best version i've ever hezrd

[@MrFrikkenfrakken]

And just think Dark Side, The Wall, Animals etc we’re still in their futures. A wonderful record, fun reaction.

[@FadyHelou-ft2tp]

Pink Floyd’s music is defined as music from under ground, the drummer Nick Mason as well as David Gilmour are geniuses from the earlier years, and your reaction is still the best emotional one done in all the reactions groups for songs.

[@dirtyleftfoot2863]

Just Pink Floyd and the crew in Pompeii 💥 classic

[@johnthompson6374]

You forgot the ghosts. Peace/JT

[@Captain_Yedde]

I guess i must be very bright and ahead of my time by your standards! I’m in my 50’s and remember watching this when i was in university in the early 90’s. Back in those days, i had a steady diet of Pink Floyd (minus the wall which i never liked,) Frank Zappa, Phish, The Grateful Dead, John McLaughlin, Metallica, Soundgarden and The Melvins and Jimi Hendrix. This rendition of Echoes illustrates how Pink Floyd is indeed an experience vs a performance. It is still as fresh now as it was in 1992 and 1972.

[@anderspettersson9885]

Another must, Pink Floyd live "On the turning away"

[@chris55068]

Thankyou for reacting to this great song from a great band. The director of this video wanted them to mime but they refused and played live. The best live version the next best live version of this is David Gilmore at Albert hall. Playin at Pompeii was sort of an anti Woodstock in a way. More atmospheric in this way rather than having 1000s of people there. Just the band, crew and 5 local kids sat somewhere in the amphitheater

[@burb92]

I had the pleasure of seeing them in 1973 in Canada at a soccer stadium. They played the whole dark side of the moon album and the wall. They take you on a journey from start to finish. Greatest concert I have ever been to and a visual show like no other.

[@alancattabriga7347]

I agree 100% with knowing about Pink Floyd and then understanding Pink Floyd. The groove in the song, when Richard and David are going back and forth, in my opinion is one of the best grooves ever. You guys are awesome thank you!

[@jim5247]

watch "Gdansk" version and as Dave said once that you will see the 2 playing back and forth like they are talking to each other. Sad to watch as this tour would be their last. They did play David Gilmours " Barn Jams with just the 4 of then playing no sing.,.there is record over 200 jams. start with 121

[@jjohnston7837]

The song "Echoes" was where Pink Floyd found their identity. The best version, by far, is the studio version on the album "Meddle"

[@christopherhuot2826]

Never ever get sick of this song 😅

[@PinkFloydKnew]

Echoes live in Gdansk....absolutely heartbreaking. Put out to pasture, given a noble retirement

[@waynejones1054]

Great reaction once again😄😄 Talking of maturity, in an interview drummer Nick Mason described Roger Waters as "the youngest 50 year old.." when talking about his fantastic, worldly-wise lyrics. Edit: PS There's a fantastic version of Echoes by David Gilmour - Live In Gdańsk I think you'll like if you haven't seen it already. Also, there's a part 2 to this video as well. I don't why it was posted on KZbin in two parts. Best wishes.

[@jim5247]

reason "time"

[@dundeeguy]

The second part was played at the end of the pompeii live set so i guess it was always meant to be lisened to seperately

[@strummer3162]

What a beautiful reaction! I agree completely that it would be difficult to truly grasp the amazing complexity of their music listening to them when you are young. They are just on a whole other level. You need to be ready for them. This song though really needs to be heard in its entirety. The recommendation for the David Gilmour love in Gdansk version is bang on and is one that truly has to be experienced.

[@jegkegofrhum9357]

seeing at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

[@ThirdEye...]

Epic Band

[@hanscafmeyer6292]

music begins where words end

[@dominicpelle7841]

The most badass funky grind... with syncopated drums fills and licks.

[@godfatherstabba]

Doesn't matter if you missed out. But now you have arrived. Enjoy pink Floyd for as long as you can.

[@abhivandan8710]

I've been listening to it every day since the first time I heard it. This is kind of a regular diet for me.

[@terrynorman9622]

This was a actually a concert film directed by Adrian Maben They were performing at ancient Roman amphitheater in Pompei Italy. There were other songs played there on set.They were Echoes Part 2 and eleven other songs. David Gilmour was only 25 in the video.

[@crazyfingers19]

Watching the two of you discovering Pink Floyd brings me great joy.

[@damienparis5377]

I am 27 and I was fortunate enough to grow up with this music and all the other classic rock that emerged from the 60s and 70s thanks to my parents who lived it...Pink Floyds music is universal and eternal....thanks for sharing your experience of hearing for the first time...much enjoyed...peace

[@jegkegofrhum9357]

looking at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

After listening to your reaction to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man" I immediately subscribed. I'm enjoying your explorations into music that is so familiar to me through your experience of hearing it for the first time. I'd recommend Pink Floyd's "Time", from the album Dark Side of the Moon. Actually as PF's albums are conceptional masterpieces and best appreciated when listened from the first to last track on the album. It enhances the understanding and shows the true genius of this band. I've been listening to PF for 50 years and still catch parts I missed when I was a kid.

[@WillyAffentranger-jb1oi]

My totally favourite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rainerzufall42]

Very relatable reactions, you both! I kind of feel the same...

[@yvesblues560]

Y, timeless beauty... They will we're kinda enlihted, they felt the spirit and humanity in an unpretought was, imho opinion this is the greatest way to describe how the human potential is able to evolve...they will be remembered like Beethoven & Bach in 500 years 🙏

[@toddbintz9868]

Pink Floyd has their own time zone 😂 I love that! So perfect, so accurate They are timeless

[@godfatherstabba]

I always said pink Floyd is music in the 4th dimension adding an out of body type experience. Even now, still far ahead of our time.

[@stephencrowley3939]

They were on another level.

[@billtaylor3382]

Think about it! 79AD Pompeii and here is PF playing there! Amazing Band!

[@praneshbalasubramaniam8749]

I am convinced that this is the best song ever created

[@davidbentley145]

Music like this will always move one into the Heart cave...this is where we truly 'live"!

[@mysticrailroad]

pink floyd has their own time zone :D indeed!

[@TheSloopyJoe]

I've seen them twice... happy...😊

[@bernhardherrmann9230]

I SAW THEM THRICE ❤🎉😊! BERNIE GERMANY 😊

[@TheSloopyJoe]

Sehr gut mein freund!

[@bernhardherrmann9230]

@@TheSloopyJoe,... Danke schön, Bruder! Frage: Gibt es diesen Ausdruck 'thrice' wirklich in der engl. Sprache?? BERNIE FROM GERMANY

[@slashgg1501]

like the Beatles, Pink Floyd have always played in a league of their own in the history of 20th century music

[@rynooosth]

They were way ahead of there time sound,production wow Dave wow hes magic with hes guitar the goat fore sure thanks Andre and Dominica.

[@tireshredderjoe8894]

I’m mesmerized by your guys reaction to David Gilmour’s awesome guitar solo. I feel exactly the same way. What an awesome feeling!

[@tobymartin6394]

The Pompeii concert was a criticism of the commercialism of the live concerts at the time

[@dannywachowski5880]

Them music geniuses blew me away as a kid and still do so now when I listen to them again. And this has to be one of the greatest audio/visual masterpieces ever!

[@kevh953]

Geniuses then, now and forever, great reaction as always guys 👏👏👏👏✌️

[@alexpena820]

And you tought thats all? Hahaha there is a second part boys, nice reaction!!

[@christopherhuot2826]

One word "MASTERPIECE "

[@tiges1972]

Cheers from Alberta,!

[@hazzogaming5512]

One of these days from Pompeii is brilliant too

[@johnm1030]

It’s sorcery. They tap into subconscious. Amazing band.

[@TheMkamix]

Totally agree! Pink Floyd is an experience.

[@ay_ay_ron2112]

My favorite live concert dvd !!

[@scfdtutorials-ro2ru]

I am much younger than you and I have been listening to them for more than 15 years now and I still love their music like I have discovered them for the first time.

[@andywessel]

This is my favourite live footage off all time. The eery ambience in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii that was wiped out by mount vesuvius in 79 AD and the brilliance off the band is a magic mix. I whent to Naples snd Pompeii last year and had to play echoes on my headset at this amphitheatre. It was quite special.

[@10shamus]

You're awesome people. Love ur reviews 🤗

[@MegaIronleg]

PURE GENIUS, EACH MEMBER…. PUT IT ALL TOGETHER N OUT COMES PINK FLOYD… FLOAT AWAY WITH MASTERS OF THE EMOTIONAL UNIVERSE YOU ARE SOOOO RIGHT, EPIC N TIMELESS

[@csphoenix9]

Pink Floyd was a experimental band at first and they grew to make their way to excellence to the Great band they are now. Everything they release is a journey of the emotions and the mind.

[@prutgardin666]

I watched this in a movie theater in 1972 and was blown away ;) I watched them live 2 years later and have been a fan ever since ;)

[@TheFremenBlue]

You guys are wonderful, love your reactions! Just want to "echo" what others have said, please do part 2, and you should also check out Echoes on David Gilmour Live in Gdansk - the last performance with David and Rick.

[@strongestfan9823]

This was the first time Richard Wright and Dave Gilmore performed echoes now go to echoes live in Gdańsk and see the last time they performed it just before Richard Wright died, very emotional I think you both will cry 😢

[@allenhuling598]

Always enjoy your reactions to PF and the recognition that a certain level of maturity is required to understand the depth and quality of it all! It was always their goal to provide a complete experience for the attendee rather than just a show! In 2004, PF's drummer, Nick Mason published a book titled 'Inside Out' - a personal history of Pink Floyd. As you seem pretty interested in the band, I recommend that you try to locate a copy as it is very well written, full of history, humor, and awesome pictures as well! Cheers to you both!

[@traypaquette7887]

Takes years to dig through. Best performance ever captured on video. WATCH PART 2 ❤

[@mikewatts867]

I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd for 37 years now (I am 49). I always have the same thoughts. It’s complex but it’s also simple, if that makes any sense. It’s simple in that it makes you feel something, and there is nothing more simple than that. The music is not terribly complex but because of that, it touches you somehow because it speaks to you. And yes there is complexity in that, because most music doesn’t quite do that for you. Maybe authenticity is the right word

[@onecookieboy]

For me, watching this video, I'm struck by how young and beautiful the boys are and it makes me wonder how they ever came to make music so deep and meaningful at such a young age, truely remarkable. I love your discussion on the Pink Floyd conundrum, it will be debated for decades to come.

[@bobbyflay7217]

They are sooooooo CEREBRAL

[@bobbyflay7217]

My feeling is they were playing to the souls at the hallowed ground in pompeii

[@bl6252]

They are the master at their craft - I have been so lucky to see them from the start to their finish and still today day they are still a head of their time.

[@10shamus]

Pink Floyd are quality for sure. Little Aussie band, could give them a challenge 🙂

[@bl6252]

@@10shamus Not on your life.

[@angelagraves865]

I just watched all your Pink Floyd videos and I've been crying during all of them. PF's music is indescribably beautiful to me and I think about it often and words are always too clumsy to describe how it affects me. I watch a lot of PF reactions and everyone has the same general lack of adequate words to describe what they just listened to but they're all deeply moved. Some people cry, some laugh, some get goose bumps or start sweating. It's so interesting. There's a real, literal magic to PF's music. Something I always think about when watching them play in this video and in later concerts at this very old theatrical setting, and time being what it is, is Pink Floyd affecting the experiences of people in the past in the same location? Events imprint places and time's a lot weirder and slipperier than we're brought up to believe. This is the frame of mind Pink Floyd puts me in. Love you two 💗

[@mixell2021]

nothing like smoking a long one listening to pf watching you guys reaction,, the best

[@davidporter499]

I was fortunate enough to grow up with this music. From the early sixties, when very young, I was drawn to complex music. The very best, including Pink Floyd, has not dated at all and still pleases me.

[@ShaneMccormick-d8d]

The backstory to this song is so sad. Saucer full of secrets is my favorite just shows how talented these guys were

[@ripleyenmordor828]

Echoes - David Gilmour, Live in Gdansk. Amazing. The best

[@tiges1972]

Pink Floyd will come to you when you really need it!..

[@johnthompson6374]

Performed by and for the band, crew and ghosts. Also, there is a story of two local young boys that were lucky enough to sit and witness this performance. This was the first performance at this venue since the early year of 79 CE. As well as listening to the second half of this performance I strongly suggest watching Gilmour's concert in 2016 when he returned to Pompeii to be the first to perform for an actively alive audience since the place was buried back in 79 CE. Peace/JT

[@geraldherrmann787]

Genius they were in the 70ies, because just about everything you watched so far was composed in the 70ies ... you watch them later, you get good old wine.

[@seancromwell327]

I first watched this at UT Austin and fell in love with them in 1984 at the tender age of 19

[@johnnyhock]

They wanted to play live in the amphitheater at Pompeii for the acoustic sound. They took a film crew in 1972 and recorded their new album “Meddle” live. It was filmed and released in cinema’s and theatres in UK & Europe. Sort of music video promotion 10 years before music videos ! Me and my best friend Tony went to see it at our local cinema and were blown away ! We were 14 at the time Now I am 64 and regularly play / watch the dvd of that film “Pink Floyd Live in Pompeii”

[@MaMichels]

You two are lovely! I promise there are mid 20 people now being just as mature, thorough and creative in their music now(-ish)! The Band Crumb comes to mind. Their song "Locket" is just as enchanting as many floyd songs in my humble opinion!

[@78twood]

I saw Pink Floyd live in concert in 1973. They performed Dark Side of the Moon album. It was PERFECT 🤩 We all sat there speechless in stunned silence staring at them, hypnotized by the perfection of their concert. By far the best concert I’ve EVER HEARD OR SCENE 🥰💜👏

[@Jeraumina]

un des plus grands chef d'oeuvre de la musique, toute époque confondue. Toutefois, le morceau original n'est pas coupé en 2 parties, ni sur l'album original (meddle) ni sur l'original de ce live. Un des mystères des "youtubeurs" de le présenter ainsi, et cela risque de faire un peu bizarre de reprendre le morceau ou il a été coupé... Ceci dit, comme vous avez surtout réagit aux morceaux post 1994, je tenais à souligner et à vous faire remarquer l'importance primordiale de Waters et de Wright dans l'écriture et la composition des morceaux de PF entre 1968 et 1978. L'apport de Mason dans les compositions est plus difficile à déterminer. Je vous invite à écouter la version de Gilmour/wright du concert de Gdansk, le dernier concert de Wright avec PF avant son décès. La réinterprétation est absolument magistrale.