PINK FLOYD - "Echoes” Pompeii ( PART 2 ) | REACTION

[@anyflippingthing]

This is why Pink Floyd can't be Pink floyd without Rick Wright. Such an integral part of the band and so under-rated. RIP Rick.

[@mikejacobson14]

Rick seems to be overlooked so often, but he really was crucial to Pink Floyd's sound. I can't imagine any of their albums without his input, especially on Wish You Were Here.

[@richf8972]

All four of them were important, they were able to jam and improvise these tracks for a half hour when they were an underground band.

[@joannefrancia5940]

In fact, David has said he won’t perform this song again. He said “Not without Rick”.

[@thekidneedsjuice3785]

R.I.P Richard Wright. Bone chilling harmonies with David Gilmour.

[@michaelsuder3956]

Yea, if I'm not mistaken DG sings highs and RW the lows in the first verses then they switch at the final verse

[@thekidneedsjuice3785]

@Michael Suder I remember Alan Parsons the engineer for Dark Side of the moon saying something along the lines that David and Richard had similar voices.

[@michaelsuder3956]

@@thekidneedsjuice3785 yea they do. I think D. Gilmour sings a little better personally though

[@nyokoSalome]

pt 2 of this is SO MUCH synthy good shit... every-anyone from mid-70s onwards has him to credit.

[@lilRadRidinHood]

@Sebastian From 3:55 in the video recording of this section I'm glad to see Rick get a close "cameo" of his magical control of the keys. Some may have thought he was nervous with shaking fingers but his every movement was deliberately that of genius. Add the harmonies with David and we had an exceptional master keyboardist and singer who is/was vastly underrated.

[@papalaz4444244]

Everyone in Pompeii died in one night. This music was for them.RIP

[@starbreaker6017]

Nice comment man

[@Silver_Creek_Aquatics]

Glad you said this. I was hoping someone had touched on the beauty of the performance for the lost souls.

[@warzone6700]

Ah yes my favorite website them.RIP

[@kathyembley455]

Pink Floyd is a volcano 🌋

[@kathyembley455]

But I’m not high, swear to God!😶 Hearing this makes me high on life! Damn!!!

[@mobilnitelefon5365]

You do not need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd, you need Pink Floyd to enjoy the drugs.

[@teresaboone7298]

Lol....

[@alisafehr2672]

I enjoy PF without my drugs except when I have to take them (for chronic pain, reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome aka chronic regional pain syndrome diagnosed in early 1990s to the present)! I'm loving PF for over 40 years now and will for the rest of my life (I'm hoping to squeeze another 20 years to my life if possible)! Pink Floyd is the greatest band of all time!

[@CanadensisKrew]

Amen brother! But it don't hurt to load up on some too tho hahah

[@antonioribeiro6119]

They are like Obelix, felt in a LSD pot when they were just babies.

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Lol. Totally right on. Ahhh music of my youth. Floyd still rocks on.

[@ep8470]

So cool they kept Sid in the loop & gave him his royalties through the years...I cant think of another band that's done that

[@coachhannah2403]

Would that they voluntarily treated Claire as well.

[@ep8470]

@@coachhannah2403 she didn't start the band nor was a member... a bit different...

[@coachhannah2403]

@@ep8470 - Kind of.

[@danialmr5960]

Alice in chains did that too for layne

[@60sbaby456]

They have a conscience ❤

[@annabulgariu3707]

Best musicians in human history. PERIOD! No other band ever did this or come close... This is Mozart and Beethoven level.. Its godly...

[@germanmunozn.7567]

Tank's to syd🖤

[@astraltraveller892]

Bach* Bach makes Mozart and Beethoven his bitches

[@markamello8238]

The mars volta did. Check out Cassandra gemini

[@jumpingman8160]

@@markamello8238 hahha. NO!

[@The_Macho_King]

Saying nobody is close is a slap in the face to TOOL nation. Not better, not worse, but Tool carried PF’s torch from 1990 to today. Prog rock has a presence for over 50 years from just 2 bands. If you don’t know tool. Listen to the Lateralus album and then the rest. You will not be disappointed.

[@flubblert]

Finally, somebody played both parts of this version. Excellent job!!

[@hedusoto6076]

Oh you have to continue your Pompeii journey with Careful With That Axe Eugene and Saucerful of Secrets

[@warzone6700]

And Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun

[@joetosha]

Don’t forget, “One of these Days”.

[@andyreminch6550]

Thats no "intro" brother.... thats a continuation of part 1. The actual song is in one piece, 28mins long or something... fukin love it!!👌💚👍

[@19tc85]

Andy Reminch 23:31, but yeah, the song feels like it lasts forever.

[@andyreminch6550]

@@19tc85 Not long enough brother

[@nahte-]

Andy Reminch 23 actually

[@chrisdawod5436]

@@nahte- NOT LONG ENOUGH!!!

[@Daxtarr1]

This. I said to my monitor, "it's not an intro, it's still the same song!"

[@markmarkson]

in 1973 I was given as Xmas present "The Dark Side of the Moon" and " Deep Purple "Made in Japan". I was 12. A year later, one of my uncles took me to a theatre to see this live. I was just speechless throughout , my uncle at the end was worried that maybe that "was too much for a kid " (he was 20 years old). I just told him that I do not know what to say, I need it time. After saving for 3 months, I bought all the available PF's discography on music tapes (yes) . That year I bought 3 LP to my uncle, for his birthday. He was shocked, asking why I did spend all those money.... and I told him that I wanted to thank him for having taken me to see this Live at Pompeii at the cinema, that I would never forget. Which, in fact, it is true.

[@karene5406]

Their music is magic felt to the deepest depth of my soul.

[@alisafehr2672]

I wholeheartedly agree, absolutely amazing Masterpieces of timeless music only Pink Floyd could produce. My heart is filled with such joy and sheer happiness listening to my all time favorite band ever ❤

[@TrondBørgeKrokli]

Pink Floyd's music has always made me go searching through my feelings, sometimes also absorbing some of the feelings from the songs, either giving me goosebumps all over, or shedding tears from the perceived personal pain, suffering or sadness described in their songs. To me, their music has always been magical, mythical and very powerful on my emotions. Thank you for bringing us with you on your journey into this discovery.

[@selinasway1]

This was done in 1971 when they were in their early 20's, comfortably numb was done in 1979, so still young. They are awesome. Love your reactions.

[@selinasway1]

I forgot dark side of the moon was done in 1973, so they were young and they loved to jam, it's fun watching them, so gifted.

[@haxan6663]

One of my most favourite tracks ever. It has thrilled me for the last 44 years and still gives me chills. Amazing.

[@cayulins0n]

I had the lucky to travel and see the amphitheatre in Popmpeii, and one of the things that i did when i entered, was walk down the aisle into the field, with this song on my earphones. i didn't care about running away from a tour with more people that i had in charge, i just wanted to experience the history behind the walls and, see where pink floyd performed. Men, i was all frickin awesome!!! and as many people inquires you, go for a full album experience, you will be amazed!! cheers from patagonia!! :D

[@fitnesstogether5388]

That’s a great story. I’ll be cycling from Bariloche thru la ruta de los siete in a week from now. It will be my first time to South America and I can’t wait!

[@cayulins0n]

@@fitnesstogether5388 well, if you somehow come to puerto natales (it will be really far from where la ruta is) send a message and we can share some beers lol enjoy that part of South America its an amazing place to go cycling

[@drewzducks]

I also had the good fortune of walking these hallowed grounds in the Spring of ‘88. Hard to imagine the civilization that had called it home for centuries prior to the fateful eruption. I’m just grateful that the Floyd were able to call it home for just a few days.

[@benhinds2971]

so glad you did that. I would do the same thing. I feel like i was there with you.

[@robertflowers6621]

I've been to Pompeii... Michigan. 🤪 Yes, there really is a Pompeii MI.

[@hornerinf]

It is amazing that they were so young here yet total masters of their craft.

[@chicklets4ever51]

It's not even necessarily that they were total masters of their craft, but that the intimate dialogue of the group creates something alchemical and transcending each part. This is the true harmony of the spheres, the eternal voices for which artists, be they but open to receive them, can become the living vessels. The perfect higher union of the multiple, in such collaborations, cannot last, but it creates the Work, which then takes on its own much longer life. It becomes part of the world.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

When I was younger in the 70s listening to Pink Floyd stoned was a must.

[@UroboricNate]

It's almost like listening to two different bands, I like both

[@alisafehr2672]

To hear every single note without fail...eargasmic, yes, yes, yes...

[@32446]

And in the early 90’s 😀

[@MegaForrestgump]

And if you listened to enough in the right frame of mind while you were stoned, your brain learned to get yourself back to those feelings without being stoned.

[@nickkerr7597]

Thanks so much brother. It brings me a lot of joy seeing you react to these songs. There’s something very satisfying about someone taking the time to really listen to music they have never heard before. None of us ever really listen to other’s music when suggested so you are providing an essential service that satisfies the soul. Cheers.

[@OriginalPuro]

listen to these songs.*

[@terryrumble8500]

I swear that PINK FLOYD are from another world there music is light years ahead of anything on this planet. GENIUSES. In thousands of years from now PINK FLOYDS music will be listened too.

[@charlesbowen8459]

I'm sitting here on a bench in the park and someone asked me what I was up to...I replied "I'm listening to Floyd with my friend Jamel! "

[@jstube36]

An all-time classic. This is a musical masterpiece in every sense of the word. Who else. Pink Floyd. There is another piece from the same concert that is also an interesting experience. it's called-Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun. A very trance like tune. Hypnotic in a way. But a great song nonetheless. Enjoy. Peace

[@renechanse]

jstube36 atom heart mother is amazing .

[@ashyclaret]

Set The Controls is probably the best one at Pompeii,Nick Mason on the big gong!

[@alisonanthony1228]

@@ashyclaret It was Roger on the gong - Nick said he was never allowed to bang the gong until his Saucerful of Secrets tour last year. Bless him 😍

[@ashyclaret]

@@alisonanthony1228 Thanks, it was a long time ago since I watched it.

[@momentumspace]

Bro, I’m lifted as we speak, and it’s awesome! I had this on VHS back when I was a kid, and I’d watch it over and over and over.

[@drj2171]

I remember my friend called me and said they had this on vhs at the record store in the mall. We couldn’t get there quick enough. 👍

[@kathyembley455]

I feel like my mind is gone! Pink Floyd operates in the subconscious! LIFE CHANGING! And I’ve listened to them for 40 years! Good luck, you have been led down the path, wait! Right behind ya!

[@stevefick3919]

I get goose bumps every time I hear this song.

[@ServusDei74]

You smashed the nail on the head, when you said they are unique. Really the best way to describe Pink Floyd... Godlike, is the adjective I’d use. Happy Journey...

[@Chief28-201]

This was beyond smoke this was absolutely psychedelic heavy metal

[@johnpbh]

The foolery was on Mount Etna where the lava came from that buried Pompeii. All the stills at the beginning are Pompeii as well. All those seagull and background noises are made by the lead and bass guitar. The repeated echo is played on the grand piano that you can see from time to time. There will never be another band like PF. I was so lucky to be going to concerts when they were around...!!! Talking about the 'experience'... I'm my day I couldn't afford enhancements so just dimmed the lights and cranked the stereo up as high as the neighbours would allow. That did it as well. Great reaction man.. Keep on rocking.

[@edb6690]

Sorry, but Pompeii was buried by Mt Vesuvius not Etna.

[@johnpbh]

@@edb6690 Thanks for the correction... :) I should know, i've been there twice. Silly boy.

[@PPNStudio]

Now imagine growing up with this music as your daily soundtrack.. . epic is the understatement.

[@briganfree3656]

PPN Studio I don’t have to imagine. I did. And it still is.

[@Melanie-le6mw]

🔥😍

[@Chogra]

LOL. “What’s goin’ on?!” What a great first reaction. You are way deep my friend.

[@jonathanharootunian297]

Chogra ,,, too late to turn back now !!!!

[@ShempMoll]

Im 47 years old, and Floyd has been a HUGE part of my life since the early 80's. I feel sorry for people who did not grow up having them influence their lives. their music plays out kinda like the Bible... you always learn something new the more you hear them! PINK FLOYD!!! THE MOST TALENTED BAND OF ALL TIMES. gives me the chills of relaxation when I hear them.

[@doobythecat]

I was in Italy in fall 2001, and one of my absolute musts was seeing Pompeii. Especially the Amphitheater. My girlfriend at the time, and now my wife, sat and listened to Echoes I and II, and had the most amazing time. If you go-go in the season with the worst weather.

[@DaneJacobsonMD]

Why the worst weather? Least tourists?

[@doobythecat]

Dane Jacobson Exactly. Cold and wet and Pompeii is a ghost town.

[@jeanluke39]

Welcome into pink floyd rabbit hole Jamal . Love your réactions man ... ❤

[@chrisreed3929]

Amazing music. It reminds me why Pink Floyd have been one of my favourite groups over the last 35 years.

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

I remember watching this movie in theater in late 1979. Basically a van rolled up on this venue in Pompeii and the band jumped out. They unloaded all of their equipment and setup and started playing. Nobody there but them and the crew. Nobody else could pull that off. Truly one of, if not, the best band of all time.

[@danbardos3498]

At this point you owe it to yourself to check out this whole concert.

[@akgyrator]

Live in Pompeii and Pulse are my favorites :) Never get tired of the "untouchables"

[@smoadia85]

@@akgyrator personally I prefer the live in gdansk version of echoes

[@rolandramirez4557]

Jeremiah Sam wow really? I need to check it out. Of all the Echoes I’ve heard though from 71 to 74 this is definitely my favorite. It just sounds enormous and epic

[@smoadia85]

@@rolandramirez4557 when I first started on pink floyd, Pompeii gave me an eerie feeling that turned me off. Fast forward a couple of years and I found live in gdansk and finally listened to it. The continuous playing was magic.

[@louismonnichii7619]

DIRECTOR'S CUT!!!

[@batchou69]

Perhaps the best song ever composed, sang and played ! .....even started the new age music style !

[@stretchgilbert]

Lightyears ahead of their time.

[@garylester8621]

Hey Jamel, I dig your intro music to your show. It's like a 1950's sit com music. Ha ha I've been a huge fan of Pink Floyd since I first heard them in the late 60'. You and I are forever bonded because of our love of Pink Floyd. I'm 75 now. Nice to meet you.

[@alisafehr2672]

Pink Floyd fills my heart with pure joy and sheer happiness, every time.

[@tommym8292]

my first trip on LSD i listened to this song on repeat...lol...the song was on a whole different level to experience...but i listened to the album version...

[@udowaechter]

I love the revelations you have while listening to PF for the first time. remind me of the revelations I had when I heard their songs for the first time... and second ...and third and over and over again. Cheers!

[@annjohnson994]

Richard, Into paradise may the angels lead you. My heart aches every time I see you play.

[@Distant394]

I just luv the ending never fails to reach into my soul but then again it’s 1 of many from Floyd that does

[@myownchannel247]

this is from the 1972 documentary/concert Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii and is in two segments because one starts and the other finishes the film.

[@jonathanbornstein3799]

Kubrick, right?

[@drpeterthompson5894]

mmmm, they actually done pompeii in 69

[@myownchannel247]

Dr Peter thompson it was 72

[@alebatte]

No, it was in October of 1971.

[@oakywood9509]

at 9:50, an intimate conversation starts between David and Richard, highest level of Art.

[@stagger5863]

Just love the “random” sounds Pink Floyd engrave in the, where going to say music, but it’s so much more then music, it’s state of minds, it’s pure perfection from the start to the ending, and it counting eternity after the numbers (stops) which it doesn’t, when I’m gone everyone are gone the sounds/state of mind/music, Pink Floyd produced will still live on forever... FOREVER... *FOREVER* ❤️

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

That's the ancient city of Pompeii. The winds of time flowing through PF's music. They're playing for the ghosts.

[@chaunceypope5492]

On a different not the forgot souls of Pompeii are there. Listening to the freaking Floyd. What a treat for the ghost of such a bad day. To have a good day. Magic freaking magic.

[@robertdavis5976]

Love Jamel's look of anticipation during the intro!!

[@bendigr]

i love watching you enjoy this exposure to one of the greatest bands ever. dont stop exploring !!

[@gwalia2112]

Oh to be part of the crowd... oh hold on... Haha. I have watched the Pompeii a lot. Used to have it on VHS but haha long gone. Good old Interweb.. Great reactions man. :)

[@scottsupiro2887]

The 1st time I saw this was in 1979-80 in an older movie theatre that showed “midnight movies”. This, rocky horror etc. A few of my older friends smoked a couple joints with me & I basically had the same reaction as yourself. To experience this work on a movie screen ...... wow.

[@greenbluemonkey]

Awesome

[@d4mdcykey]

Same here, some of the best times in my life were the weekends that a group of us would go to the Midnight Shows and watch or rewatch this, Rocky Horror, Song Remains The Same, Heavy Metal, Holy Grail, etc. It completely reformatted my entire experience of cinema and the fully immersive experience of music and film.

[@neilforehand1121]

Back in my college days in the 70’s, I experience a different Pink Floyd. Now that I’m in my 60’s I appreciate their music more for the geniuses that they were.

[@mikegoin6023]

Pink Floyd's "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict" That's all I'm going to say....

[@briganfree3656]

Mike Goin That was the first Floyd I ever heard. I was very young and my older brother p,aged it for me and we all had a good laugh. It was fun if you’re young. However, I didn’t become a fan proper till I heard strains of Julia dream tinkling through his bedroom door along the landing and through my bedroom door. Both doors shut. It sounded like some magical fairy wonderland. I crept along the landing and stood quietly outside his door. We had had a falling out so did not want him to catch me. From that moment on age 9 or 10 it has been Floyd above all the others now heading towards the big 60 and nothing’s changed in that respect.

[@nag_xo]

THE WHOLE UMMAGUMMA album

[@Kupcho58]

@@nag_xo - ...and Meddle

[@lilRadRidinHood]

@@briganfree3656 thanks for sharing that story; some of us need to thank our older siblings as well. When my older sister went out I had her turntable to myself for a precious few hours. I am nearing 70 now so The Floyd bug bit me as a young teen, and has (gratefully) not let me go for an instant.

[@briganfree3656]

Lori Raf I think that is the test of true genius. I have loved a lot of music in my time. I was a Dylan fan for 15 years then just grew out of it. I still like him but it’s not such a big deal. There have been a few bands and artists that have gone the same way over time but not Floyd. I must have heard this stuff thousands of times and it never gets old. For me it is Gilmour. Like so many others I don’t just listen to him play. I feel every note physically even as well as emotionally. Gilmour’s music is not just heard it is experienced, you live it. Even in the darkest times of grief he is there making beauty out of pain. If you don’t believe me listen to his Red Sky At Night from “On an Island” and also the Gdańsk version. If you have ever known grief it will move you. Young happy people who have never suffered tend not to like it. It saved what was left of my sanity frankly. Musical medicine lol.

[@johnpace5774]

A million bright ambassadors of morning.

[@Spaethon]

I would love to hear Echoes for the first time again. I'm sure I reacted the same way.

[@trentrez6643]

A Saucerful Of Secrets is the real mind blower in that video. Thats an absolute must-watch Jamel

[@stevoplex]

Overhead the albatross hangs motionless upon the air And deep beneath the rolling waves in labyrinths of coral caves The echo of a distant tide Comes willowing across the sand And everything is green and submarine And no one showed us to the land And no one knows the wheres or whys But something stirs and something tries And starts to climb towards the light Strangers passing in the street By chance two separate glances meet And I am you and what I see is me And do I take you by the hand And lead you through the land And help me understand the best I can And no one calls us to move on And no one forces down our eyes No one speaks And no one tries No one flies around the sun Cloudless every day you fall upon my waking eyes Inviting and inciting me to rise And through the window in the wall Come streaming in on sunlight wings A million bright ambassadors of morning And no one sings me lullabies And no one makes me close my eyes So I throw the windows wide And call to you across the sky.

[@pookievision]

Finding this VHS changed my outlook on music forever!!!! 🤟

[@wonderwomanguy]

This is about the same way I reacted when I first saw this as a young teenager when I found this film on VHS at a flea market. I had never heard their material before Dark Side and I was definitely not expecting this; but my fandom and respect went to a whole new level!

[@sebastianliconasamio6125]

Viendo el video de esta reacción una vez más solo me vuelve a convencer de que pink floyd está en un lugar aparte y después todos los demás grupos de rock

[@adriansalcido7637]

"CAREFUL WITH THAT AXE, EUGENE" - Live Pompeii

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

Pompeii? No way. Not the Pompeii one. Pompeii is great, don’t get me wrong. But for Careful With That Axe, Eugene it’s gotta be the Ummagumma version. That’s the best performance of it. The scream is much more haunting and the music swells a lot better leading up to it. The Pompeii one might be like the second best, but no other performance of it is quite as special as the one that appeared on Ummagumma

[@Chogra]

Waters gonna kill someone in that song

[@jonathanbell7340]

@@PotawatomiThunderNew agreed. No one ever seems to suggest the ummagumma version but, for me, it is the definitive,and most explosive, version (especially when you play it for people who don't know What to expect).

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

Jonathan Bell I agree 100%, for someone hearing for the first time, that’s the one to do. I think of it as the definitive version too. When I think to myself “I’m gonna listen to Careful With That Axe, Eugene” that’s the one I play. It’s like an automatic go-to for me.

[@fifidurand7421]

@@PotawatomiThunderNew no, from the bootleg in switzerland or new york so so far better

[@MatthewSmith-fy5hk]

Echoes, in its entirety, is just a musical interpretation of consciousness drifting off to sleep, dreaming and then waking up again. Like we all do everyday.

[@haagatha]

Oh, we all know what you're talking about. Soundtrack of my 70s teen life. My favorite Pink Floyd album

[@davidgessin-mccully3919]

haagatha And my 90’s teen life 👍🏼

[@darrelstevens9707]

I think part of the joy watching this is watching a band grow. From this to the wall. And grow as musicians.

[@JonnyCrackers]

6:48 that transition was so abrupt but so smooth at the same time.

[@OriginalPuro]

When I listen to PF I don't hear transitions, I just hear music. Pure, raw, pre-processed, live, walking talking music. Pure art. It's like when I see a child draw on a A4 piece of paper I can see the edges, with PF I just see the colors.

[@jeancollins2009]

Soulful music, oh so beautiful.

[@billmartz4290]

I can't put into words how Pink Floyd has impacted my life in the last fifty years. I can tell some stories though. Cheers! :)

[@germaincarnavet6248]

Your comment on "experience" gave me enormous goose bumps man ... now i understand why... Thanks - such a release.

[@Evilidea]

Jamel: Whats going on Me: This is when the acid kicks in ;)

[@alex-E7WHU]

As it tingles its way up your spine...

[@jodyhintenach6461]

If you timed it right

[@emilymartinez6961]

I second that 🤟😜

[@billythebootlegger.4376]

Seeing the music formation go all squiggly in everything is the best ..... best acid ever 🙂🙂

[@sandromingione7380]

I live near Pompeii. Visited four times and is a magical place.. The arena where they performed has a incredibile acustic.

[@tonywilson5155]

They are playing in the Ruins of Pompeii,it was destroyed by a Volcano. They went through a lot of Hoops and Hurdles to play those sets.

[@ciscomoto]

Thousands of years of silence after an eruption of devastation. The arrival of Pink Floyd with a crew, a deployment of monster sound montor speakers and 'Echoes' so sublime as to raise the soul to ecstacy. Hell they are godamn good.

[@gabrielcalderon5765]

Try also A Saurceful of Secrets you'll be blown away

[@DaneJacobsonMD]

Live at Royaumont Abbey is a special version.

[@jonathanbell7340]

I agree. I love the pace of the drums in the pompeii version during the middle section.

[@peterfemia5962]

I listen to this every year as walking through a snowstorm at late night...... waiting for the first storm of the year

[@fordid42]

This song is among my all-time favorites. This live two-part version from Pompeii, the studio version from the Meddle LP, the version that David Gilmour and Richard Wright did from Gdansk.... all so good. In fact, this particular version is adored by so many. The Beastie Boys filmed homage to this performance to their video for the song "Gratitude".

[@denatokaya315]

This is a sit back and enjoy the ride kind of song. Just relax and take it, easy. Thanks for the reaction, Jamel.

[@mediclimber]

Saw them live right after "Dark Side Of The Moon" came out. Very impressive. And, yeah, I'm that old.

[@br1264]

I felt like I just saw a scene in an opera, and I have never seen an opera. I forgot to breath for a while. Bravo! Magnifico!!

[@kennethsmith8344]

Congrats on 100k subs🤘👊👏

[@cherylhurst7093]

I can say that listening to Pink Floyd whether consciousness is altered or not brings you into a place that is amazing with or without it. I listened to them a lot pre-sobriety. It has been 32 years since I got sober,, and I can actually appreciate some of the nuances I didn't pick up back then.

[@sauceful93]

I think you should watch the whole performance in Pompeii. It's magic!

[@malcolmite]

Remember buying this album when it was first released just blow me away. Still have the vinyl today great memories .

[@fritty9927]

I’m 66 and and most my friends are old in heart. No one wants to party anymore. I love all kinds of music from classics to hip hop and all points between and to come and have been before. I wanna sit with some like minded people of any age, try a couple mushrooms and just go with it. I feel more alone than I have in my entire life. I resist acting a fool in front of younger people so as not to embarrass my wife😄. And they would think me just an old fool trying to be hip. Oh well, I hope I die being eaten by a grizzly than lying in a hospital bed dying for months. Keep up the good work.

[@QBAN2010]

Fritty 99 I know what you mean Fritty. I am 60 and it’s like everyone of my generation turned into a zombie, not to mention that I remain way cooler than people half my age... or younger. Which explains why I binge watch Jamal every day. He is cool enough to hang out with you and me, Fritty!!!!!!!

[@janelledelaney4428]

We're in this together Fritty!

[@warzone6700]

Hey man nothing is preventing you from busting out Meddle and a couple joints in ya got ur Medcard.... maybe the wife would join too?

[@robertsupers1150]

I've watched all your Pink Floyd reactions. Once you listened to this one I have to say...welcome to Pink Floyd. This is what they're about.

[@remohio]

By the way, Echoes is one big song. They just split it up to open and close the concert film.

[@cmbestkey8114]

Kinda like shine on you crazy diamond

[@alebatte]

@@cmbestkey8114 it is exactly like that one! Good observation!

[@chadmatejcek1909]

really digging your Pink Floyd journey. Love from Minneapolis. #RememberGeorgeFloyd

[@stevoplex]

A Requiem concert for the ghosts of Pompeii. Rest in Peace. 💀

[@slainesaxon3809]

I see you Pink Floyd ha ha! Great to see another get the Floyd. There is a place in Heaven for Pink Floyd.

[@rickclark8657]

Love your reactions, check out One Of These Days from that same LP Meddle Also Set the Controls For the Heart of The Sun From LP A Saucerful of Secrets

[@grantdumas4076]

Definitely check out One of These Days from the same concert. It mostly focuses on the drummer, Nick Mason who looks like he is on cloud 9 while performing beautifully.

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

2 great choices. I was thinking of Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun myself. One Of These Days didn’t cross my mind but now that you mention it, I would agree

[@xXPyrophorusXx]

@@PotawatomiThunderNew One of These Days is my favourite of all their songs, but it would be hard to review, with only one line of "lyrics" in it.

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

xXPyrophorusXx I don’t think it would be too hard. It’s an instrumental and people seem to react to instrumentals just fine

[@dustyrhodes1655]

God I love Meddle.

[@medusa301]

Listening to this while **** is definitely a different experience

[@ilovetovape722]

Check out David Gilmour's concert in Pompeii from a few years ago....

[@lazaruslong6382]

Once again,"Pink Floyd,Blues from the 25th Century!"

[@waynestumbo2408]

The only concert with only the stage crew.

[@allanmawson3578]

Pink Floyd at Pompeii has to be the best live concert that nobody actually attended. I’m Glad David Gilmour revisited Pompeii with an audience

[@MrStrongbox]

No question. They were so dialed in on being a cohesive unit right here. Arguably Nick's best drum work.

[@stoatmcgroaty1586]

man I'd love to see your reaction to Pink Floyds " Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict"

[@shizackel]

I dunno...that's kind of Ph.D.-level Floyd. If you don't fully "get" Pink Floyd and try that one on, it may not fit.

[@stoatmcgroaty1586]

@@shizackel .... exactly .... Imagine the reaction .... another good one would be Saucer full of Secrets part 2 ... I defy anyone not to be moved by that

[@donaldpearson1581]

Thanks for the correct feeling so wonderful see the clarity Amen brother love you love you love you

[@MrSdaniel79]

Pink Floyd f**king rules!!! Inspiration of many bands including '][[°][°]][, \m/

[@joeorel5475]

My favorite song of all time. So many good mushroom trips to this song

[@fifidurand7421]

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[@Mr05Chuck]

I might be approaching the “get off my lawn” stage of life but it is my opinion music, like many things, has become dumbed down.

[@IamNomadSauce]

Nah, amazing music is being made you just haven't been listening to the genres

[@Tufarock]

@@IamNomadSauce can you give some examples please? Seriously, I am open to all generes of music. I agree that there are some interesting artists out there still but overall music has declined in quality for the last 20 years.

[@IamNomadSauce]

EDM is going through a golden age right now. I'm a metal/rock guy and I didn't get it until my gf drug me to EDC and it made sense. It's like Woodstock * 1000. An amazing experience.

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

Ignorant people are easier to govern.

[@TheAmazingSnarf]

@@JustMe-vk4fn it's so sad. it's so true. while the pop music of my childhood was chock full of floaters, if one took the time, and was discerning, one could find exactly that which satisfied our inner desire for music satisfaction- as listeners *and* players. i find great new music all of the time, but i've found that my search for it has become ...longer. a lot of chaff to sift through. i honestly, dearly hope that modern music, produced for the masses, hasn't drastically fallen towards the least common denominator. sadly, i fear that it has.