We react to HEY YOU - Pink Floyd | REACTION

[@Amonhen-c90]

David Gilmour has this amazing ability to design his guitar solos to perfectly match the emotions of the song, it’s like the solo matches the mood and feeling and no one does this like him in my opinion.

[@brentcarswell8424]

Agree 100%.

[@steve9199]

It's been said that David Gilmour doesn't use a guitar amplifier. He plugs his guitar straight into your soul.

[@Amonhen-c90]

@@steve9199 well my soul has been plugged for several decades for sure 😉

[@steve9199]

@@Amonhen-c90 Same brother...same

[@ronparsons8786]

10, 20, 50, 100 years from now people will still be listening to and marveling at the genius of Pink Floyd

[@vicprovost2561]

Spot On!

[@johnculver1951]

So true it is a forever song and band

[@brenthenderson3983]

The world won't be here in 100 years, lucky if we make it another 50 years...

[@Lechuque]

@@brenthenderson3983 The world will be here, we won't.

[@Fritzw75]

And I was one of the lucky ones getting to see them live twice in their absolute prime. April 12, 1975 at the Cow Palace in South San Francisco and in 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. Wow wow wow. Incredible. I still have the cassette audio tape from the 1975 show, I snuck a mini cassette recorder in and taped the entire 4 hour show. They played the entire Dark Side of the Moon Album, then Echoes Album and finally their new Album in 75, Wish you were Here.

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

From the superb album the wall. You must watch if you haven’t already. A masterpiece.

[@ManuMasson]

The fretless bass is played by David Gilmour.

[@marrkhicks]

You’re a lucky man to have her by your side

[@Cheecher421]

Watch the movie and you’ll understand.

[@mikemartin8088]

Love from Florida! If you haven't yet, please watch the movie "The Wall" and you will better understand.

[@drew7773-8]

It's from the wall, based on Experence's in Roger Walters life!

[@jamesmusisca7547]

this is art

[@whenthen1498]

watch the movie for ALL the context !...much love x

[@philshorten3221]

The Stone. In Greek mythology Sisyphus is punished in the afterlife being made to carry a huge stone up hill for all eternity never able to reach the top of the hill. So "carrying a stone" is a metaphor for a great burden that cannot be borne alone.

[@StephenCardinal-r3b]

pink floyd is about the human expirience and how in the world people go through very similar expiriences that are relatable !!!

[@AlexandruGherghe]

I always felt that the wall we build around us as a self protecting shield that becomes so heave it will overwhelm you and you are asking for help

[@jono.pom-downunder]

Elie, reminiscing Carol, intrigued Fantastic to see

[@hudsonhollow]

Everyone has their "Wall". This relates to everyone of us, but remember "Together we stand"

[@rickashworth7304]

Great reaction guys! Carol, we will turn you into a "Floydian" soon! You will need to check out their masterpiece "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" which is a tribute song to their longtime friend and former bandmate, Syd Barrett... who took bad drugs one weekend and really screwed up his brain. Before you do that, check out the hit songs "Money", "Time", "Us and Them"... start with these and enjoy the musical ride... they take you on a journey...

[@transponderful]

The wall is all on it's own for Floyd's sound, this track is just immense a descent into madness behind the wall.

[@norahdenovan8658]

Pink Floyd have been in my life since I was 15!! I had the Dark side of the Moon poster on my bedroom wall. I saved up& bought Wish you were here. That you must listen to!! I am 66 now. They will be played forever, like Beethoven& Mozart GENIUS ❤🙏

[@boydhall1587]

I can only imagine how awful it must be to see the current conflict in the Middle East., for all parties. That is why the internet is so special, we can all reach out to one another as members of the planet Earth and embrace the cultral diversity of each country, with love, solidarity and compassion. That is one of the reasons , Ren who speak to truth is so important. Lets all change the world together and come together in Love and harmony.and respect.TommyBee!

[@Snakebite351]

I think Carol would benefit from watching the movie The Wall which they made from this album. It sheds so much light on the meaning of the songs she has heard from this album. Once you experience the journey you will respect the brilliance.

[@JoeandAngie]

Esp the flowers lol

[@jamesmusisca7547]

a classic

[@harveyhc7438]

P F songs meant to be listened, 1,2,3, etc for full meaning. You should watch the movie the wall.

[@christopherhuot2826]

Hey Elie, has anyone ever told you that you look like the actor OSCAR ISACK😅

[@paulm1162]

you really need to watch the entire film "The Wall" explains it all, the wall is the self protection, the character Pink has built up around himself as self protection from various hurts he suffered as a child/adult

[@vicprovost2561]

Great song that will be even better when you do a full album listen to the Wall, a great, double disc concept album and then, movie, about a fictional Rock Star, Pink being the one who the album is about and how he creates a figurative Wall around himself to all others. Amazing stuff from Pink Floyd, listeners will discover them far in the future and still be amazed, this music is utterly timeless and their albums are amazing, full stories. Utter Genius level art. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶

[@RaymondXuereb-qi2fb]

Hi, it's great to see your reactions, keep it up. Pink Floyd are different to most of the rock bands of the era. Most of their albums are meant to be heard as a whole, so playing individual tracks is doing the song an injustice. Hey You is the second song you have played from the album and movie "THE WALL" which is complicated to understand on it's own. Watch the movie first and then react . If you however decide to keep playing individual tracks from different albums I would advise you to go first for their live contributions like "PULSE". Trust me, they are just as good if not better when they are playing live. I think that what made the big bands of the era so great was that they all were very good playing live. All the best from MALTA.

[@ianbutler6583]

I really like how you play the whole song through before you react. So many others constantly interrupt the song to react. It is so annoying. Subscribed.

[@Damien.Young46]

A good breakdown of this song

[@massimopandin]

try listening to shine on you crazy diamond, it's a work of art

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Pink Floyd is about the only band that makes me feel stoned even when I am sober.

[@jacquespoulet3421]

A Pink Floyd song, by its own, is generaly very hard to fully comprehend. To get a good understanding, you really have to listen to the full album, from begining to end. Your analyses are good but you'd be blown by the "whole album concept".

[@aucourant9998]

You're such a good-looking couple.

[@Money-Fast-Plan-a]

*"If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much."* __Jim Rohn

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

You should have a look at Broken Peach, a great Spanish group!

[@dougwill8850]

React to "Mother" from the same album. One must listen to the album from 1sr song to the last. Semi-autobiographical album about Roger Waters. There is a movie version of The Wall too. It's not a physical wall but a psychological wall.

[@unholydriver4987]

What you two really should do is listen to the full album Dark Side of the Moon, to see just how epic Pink Floyd really is...but since that seems unlikely, listen to the song Time, with the lyrics. It just gets more poignant with every day you get older.

[@robertevans2450]

this entire album is about a single narrator's psychological makeup. Some themes are about causation, like a mother being overbearing, or a wife cheating on him, etc...while others are more macro, like the education system forming children into workers/robots to feed the machine and the effects it has on limiting empathy, and mental growth, or the music industry being a machine, even in some small drabs of religion affecting the shape the narrator grows up to be...and even others are a combo of the macro and self micro, war between peoples and the horrible reasoning for it, that same war that took the narrator's father from him while he was just a boy, and all the psychosis that originated from that missing piece in his life...each of these are bricks which the narrator uses to build a mental wall that blocks out the harm and hazards, leaving him to be a horrible humanbeing that can be seen in tunes like 'In the Flesh' and 'Run', one of which shows the narrator in a void of empathy as a Nationalist(if you think of the entire psychy makeup of an individual as a single Nation) Fascist, Bigget, Authoritarian over the other aspects of his psychy...while the other is on the macro of this as it relates to the outside world and fears of what happens when all of us have these evils inside of us, rise to power. Hope is on the outside of the wall, while Hate helps Fear rule the inside of the wall...in an opera on the causality from an action-reaction story. Musically this opera is mostly just Roger writing and David coming after and trying to create music to fit the scene. It isn't one of their better albums musically and only Roger finds it as something remarkable. Rick and Nick didn't have a lot of input into this album, Rick was dealing with a divorce and several losses of meaningful people in his life. This album was the beginning of the break up of the band, for Roger felt Rick was no longer worthy of being called a band member and wanted him out of the group, something that would take a couple of albums to bring to fruition. It was the firing of Rick and how Roger dealt with it that broke up the band, as David didn't agree at all with any of it and Nick was in support of Rick. The first official act of the band after the departure of Roger (who left because he refused to work with Rick), was to re-hire Rick, which then led to the lawsuits and the long drawn-out conclusion before the band could make music again. One of the conclusions of the legal battles was the post-Roger Pink Floyd giving up playing of most of this album, with only a few exceptions that David and Nick did have a great deal of input on, such as Another Brick in the Wall Part II, Run, Comfortably Numb, and Hey You. Individual interviews reveal only Roger likes this album, while Wish You Were Here and Animals are the albums the other band members are most fond of. Off this album (The Wall), Another Brick in the Wall pt II, Run, Hey You, Mother, Comfortably Numb, Is There Anybody Out There, and Good Bye Blue Skies are probably the better tracks of the album...In my honest opinion, Carol probably won't like Mother, as it is a slow and very dark view of the relationship between a son and his mother. Is There Anybody Out There is another I would hold off from viewing and just catch it when you do the album review or the movie. Goodbye Blue Skies might touch a chord with you both considering where you live and what the current conflict fears are. The Wall is an incredible opera, and worth everyone experiencing at least once in their life, and the album that filled in the tracks that weren't already in other albums, being a 4 sided release, doesn't really have many tracks I would listen to on their own without the rest of the side or album. If you are going to do an album, I would do Darkside of the Moon first, then Wish You Were Here, then Animals, then Division Bell, then Delicate Sound of Thunder, then Meddle, then The Wall. As for the next track for you to listen to, I would love to see the reaction of you both to these tracks which come from multiple different albums both during and after Roger's departure.... Time (Pulse remastered) Us and Them (Pulse Remastered) Great Gig in the Sky (Delicate Sound of Thunder Live) Wish You Were Here (Pulse remastered) Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Pulse remastered) Money (Pulse remastered) Learning to Fly (Pulse remastered) Dogs of War (Delicate Sound of Thunder live) Dogs (Studio album) Pigs pt I and II (Studio album) Pigs on the Wings (Studio album) Sheep (Studio album) While I know you have done Comfortably Numb already, I would love to see you at some point do a reaction to the version David does in his solo tour Live at Pompeii pt II.

[@johnhewett9483]

lovely reaction love the song although it is quite disturbing

[@UstrSado]

PINK FLOYD FOREWER ! ICHKERIA !

[@nicholaschivers9077]

Must Watch David Gilmour and Crosby & Nash "THE BLUE "

[@brenthenderson3983]

No offense, but I have to say, Carol you are stunningly beautiful!!..

[@raylong8296]

The Wall is a concept album and tells a story of Pink and his demons mainly his Mother, you need to listen from start to finish and how the Wall features in his life.

[@Lulabee2024]

Also, "Mother" can be interpreted other than literally. These folks are intelligent. I'll bet if they take time to listen beginning to end (The Wall album) they'll get it.

[@markcox731]

After hearing this song for years now , I was Today years old when I realized the connection of "Hey You" to "Mother"

[@hognaut]

Boy, was us Brits spoilt in the 70s, Floyd, Zeppelin, Sabbath, Purple...Hawkwind. A great decade to be young.

[@antoniogiangregorio7101]

Non ti credere , anche in Italia è stata la stessa cosa

[@joaopaulolopes1952]

You damn Brits, are in class of your own!!! Unreacheble!!! You Bastards!!!

[@cyberbird451]

the whole world was spoilt by British bands like those, nothing's really come close since.

[@GES8215]

And YES

[@RoadDoug]

The best decade

[@helenespaulding7562]

Since you are still new to Pink Floyd, now would be the time to change the way you approach them. Go to the album , Dark Side of the Moon ( the highest selling album of the 70’s, snd in the top five in history) and start with the first track snd move through it. Do the same with the next album, Wish You Were Here and then Animals. Floyd ‘s albums are concept albums, meant to be listened to as an entire piece. Since you dont do entire album reactions, the next best thing is to do the tracks in order, so you get the context of each song. I would suggest doing it this way, starting with your next Floyd reaction. And once you’ve done those albums, go back and listen to the album Meddle. The entire second side is an amazing trip of a song. Their magnum opus imo. Echoes.

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Agreed. Call it blasphemy if you will, but I’ve always liked One of these Days better than Echoes. Just my taste. And I always catch crap for saying so. I do love echoes as well. The only two tracks worth listening to. IMO

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@scottlaughlin9897 I won’t give you any crap fir your preference! It’s all great music. 😁✌️

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@scottlaughlin9897 you mean the only two tracks on that album?

[@SelwynReddy]

I have been PF nut since 1980..open minded reactors like yourselves WILL have your minds pleasantly blown by songs like Shine On You Crazy Diamond..Wish You Were Here..Dogs..Echoes...and explore the Pulse Concert more...Satisfaction is garunteed.. from Sol in Cape Town.

[@John-k6f9k]

How can any guy with a pair of balls take Pink Floyd seriously? The squeaky voiced whispery singing, the laid back pacing, languid guitar, airy fairy lyrics and limp drumming. They're lullabies for stoned people. Furthermore their glamorization of drugs had led countless teenagers into the shady netherworlds of drugs and are one of the main reasons the Mexican cartels are doing big business. All the cartel killings are happening ultimately because boring whiny boomers and high school drop outs can smoke their dope to their boring soft rock band The Floyd. And no I'm not "trolling" I just absolutely DESPISE the music of Pink Floyd and the deadly drug culture they so embrace. *Fuck Pink Floyd and their wussy druggy music for lazy losers*

[@Wilem35]

Watch the movie after you've finished the wall!

[@mikemartin8088]

You're exactly right. To better understand Roger's meaning in the music on this album you must see the movie!!!

[@BadgerBJJ]

Slightly stoned

[@carllucas665]

Love your reactions. As I'm sure you know it's the location of the track in the album itself that is critical to understanding mixed emotions and drive behind the song. It is a spoiler if you don't plan to listen to the album from start to finish in order, but it might help to read up on the concept of The Wall. Again, thanks for your reactions. I am really enjoying your dynamic and thoughts.

[@chriswebb7822]

Yep! The Wall album pretty much demands you listen beginning to end, it's a complete story!

[@chriswebb7822]

Immensely powerful album, as is most everything they did!

[@glennkonklin2926]

I always thought of the 'stone' as a metaphor for the burdens of life. They mention it also in Dogs off of the Animals album.

[@secondchance6603]

Correct in both instances.

[@artsilva]

To Carry The Stone refers to ones life burdens that can be the fall of ones life. It is not only used in this album The Wall, but also referenced in their album Animals.

[@neillenet291]

There's just no other band like Pink Floyd. They are one of one.

[@teknotony]

Roger Waters is my favourite Lyricist , I had the pleasure of seeing him perform live in Prague having seeing Pink Floyd in 1989 after Rodger Waters left the band

[@JoeandAngie]

He's pretty damn bitter and hateful this last decade. Actually a d ouc he. Listened since Saucerful of Secrets. He's so insecure and stuck in his miserable childhood. Bummer.

[@OldSkoolDad23]

I’m thankful for my trips to Laser Floyd at the NY Planetarium✌🏻

[@TheCornishCockney]

I think you’re ready for Animals by PF. That masterpiece is pure gold.

[@jefff3886]

It's my favorite Floyd album, and a desert island candidate. At one point in the early 80's, this and a greatest hits album called "Classic Yes" were the only two albums I had. I had an hour long commute to and from work, and I listened to one or the other almost every day. Never got tired of listening, and I still listen to them today.

[@ERC641]

I would be very interested if this lovely couple would do a reaction on the pink Floyd the wall movie. It's quite trippy actually. I remember as a young boy in the 80s watching it while drinking mushroom tea 🤪

[@donfite9269]

"Shine on you Crazy Diamond" studio version. Virtually every other PF song should be reacted to from live versions. Love seeing your reactions.

[@crazyfingers19]

I would add the Animals album to the studio listens also

[@donfite9269]

@@crazyfingers19 I agree. But have you seen Roger's "In the Flesh" of Dogs with Snowy White? Really something to see.

[@crazyfingers19]

@@donfite9269 no doubt but I think the trinity (WYWH, DSOTM, and Animals) show the wonderful production and orchestration that the boys wanted you to hear. It’s all good though, right?

[@donfite9269]

Absolutely!

[@msmilie]

"The Wall", like many Floyd records when Roger Waters was in the band, typically revolve around a theme so it's best to listen to those records in full. This record in particular is telling a story in which each track is a chapter. I strongly recommend you two checking out the album from start to finish to best appreciate it.

[@douglastuckergraham]

Huge Floyd fan here…my fav album is Animals…and of course the song Echoes on the Meddle album is a must …. Saw them in concert 3 times, each was a sensory overload

[@gustavogutierrez9086]

Great reaction! I love your passion for great music. Pink Floyd has a deep catalog from 1966 onwards that will blow your mind and will change your perception of what music can be and can make you feel. I can still remember (like it was yesterday) when I first listened as a 12 year old to The Dark Side of the Moon album in the summer of '73. Once I listened to that album my brain was rewired. If nothing else, listen to the song The Great Gig in the Sky from that album, to this day it still makes me cry. Love

[@Stacy55ish]

Many times lyrics are in the form of prose. They can't be taken literally or as traditional storytelling.

[@wrxteck]

I saw Roger Waters at Yankee Stadium in 2013..it was The Wall tour...it's the best show I've ever seen..like rock n roll opera. Please listen to it start to finish, then watch the movie

[@vicprovost2561]

Saw that tour of the Wall in Hartford, one of the best shows, ever, the new graphics and special effects enhanced the experience. Saw Pink Floyd 4 times (75, 77, 87 & 94), Roger solo 4 times and David twice solo. Best shows EVER!!!

[@jamiegriffin9866]

Im kinda new to you guys but I absolutely love your channel..especially the Zeppelin reactions❤❤

[@TheCoupleCrib]

Appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️

[@DrStrangelove3891]

I agree, there is hope too in this song.

[@SIXX2772]

They are most ancient ...beautifully perfect.

[@neillenet291]

You should definitely do SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND. Studio version first. I truly believe that song. Is there masterpiece.

[@anthonypanepinto9685]

Checkout " Keep Talking" Pulse Concert

[@ahmadamin781]

What a song to this band by u know U discuss the lyrics meaning but no the music!! Both important but The music background The guitar in the middle of it Is the main issue it's a song I follow u everyday even repeatative v🎉🎉🎉

[@TomTobin67]

Hi! Greetings from California 🇺🇸. I have to say that your videos are awesome but the most remarkable thing about your videos is the line of expensive Gibson Les Paul's on the wall behind you,not to mention the rest of the studio gear in that place. I'm slightly jealous of you 😅

[@WhiteSox-mp2wl]

SORROW from the 1994 Pulse concert will be your favorite after you listen-to/watch it. It is my personal favorite live performance of all time. Killer guitarwork, long-incredibly-great-solo at the end...vocals, lights, synth, major drums and percussion. I can't wait for you to wagch it. Love yoir PF reactions alot!!!

[@alan73795]

For an added treat, check out David Gilmour's self-titled first solo album (1978). It came out between the albums Animals and The Wall, and you can definitely hear Gilmour working out progressions and solos that would later become integrated into some of the biggest hits on The Wall, most notably an instrumental called "Raise My Rent" which is basically a first draft for "Hey You". Its also just a great album on its own, with Gilmour's signature vocals and guitar creating that Pink Floyd atmosphere. "There's No Way Out Of Here", "Short and Sweet" and "I Can't Breathe Anymore" are classics.

[@ChesterMeadows]

I don't listen to Floyd anymore because I know how real it is. Just fucking unbelievable. How did they manage to create it🤔

[@kirkanderson6084]

YES - Heart of the Sunrise

[@doubleubee7523]

Now you have to react to the movie Pink Floyd's The Wall.

[@MrScruff1975]

The film the wall is worth a watch and puts a visual story to all the songs on the whole album . It’s a crazy film to watch that takes you on a total rollercoaster of emotions. The whole album is just typically epic Floyd . Bob Geldoph from the boomtown rats band plays the lead in the film

[@paperbagfilms]

Have watched, The Wall, 4 times. Each time, more stoned. And each time, the movie made more sense… A trip and a half.

[@michaeltveten8458]

Bucket List: Watch the movie…….Listen to the album in its entirety……✌️

[@keithisaacs6092]

Deep Purple are another brilliant British band you need to listen to Child in time is their master piece so many transitions.

[@multiplemiggs5189]

The film , the film , the film! Aaaaaaaaaaaaarg!

[@paperbagfilms]

Pink Floyd, the only band I cared to see live. 1995, Division Bell tour. PF had an existential impact on me in 1977/78. Pink Floyd is a rabbit hole that you must go down. Welcome My Friend, Welcome To The Machine.

[@richmed0327]

Check out Pink Floyd Dark side of the moon, The Songs Time and Great gig In The sky . this album was their break through album, you'd be mesmerized🙂

[@JohnBullard]

Oh by the way, which one's Pink?Hey, You! I wonder if you've heard Of the Winter brothers, Johnny and Edgar, from Texas. Amazing musicians! Check out FRANKENSTEIN live by Edgar Winter and TOBACCO ROAD with Johnny and Edgar. Frankenstein was one of the biggest hits in rock history, and the video is phenomenal, with Edgar playing three instruments in virtuosic fashion.

[@jezlanejl]

I definitely recommend checking out "Time" by pink floyd live, amazing...

[@davidbrown5688]

If you want to really understand this song, you should watch the movie "The Wall" by pink floyd!!! Love the reaction!!

[@Gabriela66989]

Hola chicos,!!Soy de Argentina,me encantan sus reacciones,sobre todo las de Floyd y zepellin.Les quiero recomendar que vean la película"The wall",no se arrepentirán y también la peli"The song remain the dame"de Led zepellin.Un gran beso desde América del sur

[@JendaBenda]

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[@kevincaulder20]

Great reaction, guys. Ne t up, RUN LIKE HELL from the Pulse concert. Make sure you have the closed caption on since you love the lyrical content. And how about taking on the Doors song ROADHOUSE BLUES. I feel Carol will be in her jam bounce with thus one. Keep going and enjoy

[@adamgreener3887]

Please, please, please react to the live version of Pink Floyd’s “The Great Gig in The Sky” 🙏. There’s no guitar solos. No lyrics. But something super powerful and special you’ll never forget.

[@grahamhowes6904]

There is so much that Floyd created that stands the test of time - just artistry of the highest order. Check out ECHOES. Personally for me the last live version Gilmour at Gdańsk when he and Rick played it for the last time before Rick passed. That’s very special. Don’t forget modern artists like Steven Wilson / Porcupine Tree or Big Big Train. Try Anaesthetize at TILLBURG for Steven and East Coast Racer for BBT.

[@mamaflush9945]

Hey Elie & Carol, I'm glad your enjoying your PF journey. I thought I'd suggest another one of their songs to give a listen, if interested. "Pink Floyd - The Great Gig in the Sky (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited)" (by the channel: Pink Floyd) Lets continue the journey, shall we

[@rafaelescudero2040]

Hi please do In Any Tongue the live version from David Gilmour its beautiful. Thanks and greetings from Mexico

[@MDElam]

Both "Comfortably Numb" and "Hey You" are thematically linked on their album The Wall. From The Dark Side of the Moon try "Time," with equally great lyrics, and "The Great Gig in the Sky," with as much meaning as any lyrics can express, or, from Wish You Were Here, "Have a Cigar," which is a criticism of the music industry. Anyway, keep listening to more Pink Floyd!

[@Scott-v2l]

My faves are "Shine on you crazy Diamond", "Pigs" and "Wish you were here"....But there are lots from the Wall album that you cant go wrong with...."Darkside of the moon was extremely popular but I found it somewhat depressing

[@davidpierce1945]

Pink Floyd!!! They have A Album Called The Final Cut Back in the Day Check out*The Gunners Dream* You will be hooked on this one song with this Album Very Deep. Be cool stay safe.

[@nealbrokaw7655]

All I can say to you two is Watch The Musical Movie called THE WALL...Brilliantly done, and unmatched...not to mention a shame not done more often by Artists that have made albums from start to finish that every song is capable of being the actors voices. I recall Led Zeppelin made an attempt with a rockumentary with their " Movie esq " The Song Remains the Same...Though never put to film and completely in order that I'm aware of, MEATLOAF performed The Bat Out of Hell tour like a play. As I said, The WALL will make alot of sense by giving it a look...and perhaps you'll react to some Led Zeppelin and Meatloaf to bare witness.

[@FooDogDat]

To listen to the one song is like reading a random chapter in a book, you might get an impression of the story, but you have no context for it. 'The Wall' is a concept album and rock opera, much like 'Tommy' by The Who. Both were made into movies as well. Pink Floyd had an elaborate theatrical concert tour of The Wall with massive props and puppets. Get the album, watch the movie. One of the bands and an all time great album, I believe ranked second only to 'The Dark Side of the Moon.'

[@Olavodorini]

after LEd Zep.....best band ever!!!....but really great band......for a lot pf people the best 2 bands ever (with their unique qualitys) realyyy really good....u gonna love....kisses from Brazil....u so far from us.....but i have same fellings u do on ur react .....thats what connects uss all.....sorry...i´m a little high... but i have goosebumps( is that right?). I was created in a musicians family, and it´s so beautifull the emotions music can bring to us.... i suggest u to learn a little of music theory..... just a little bit.....yours please will increase so much....sorry my english....but i think u understand...like the music u fell ...really cool...continue to do that...and...Led Zep beast band ever!!!.. I have to say that.....u cutiesss

[@thepragmatic6383]

During concerts dedicated to the album "The Wall", a team of roadies literally build a WALL between the band and the spectators. When the song "Hey You" plays, the WALL has become too high, so the character in the story (Pink), seeks to ask for help from those on the other side of the WALL. "No matter how he tried, he could not break free - And the worms ate into his brain", the worms are symbols of negative forces within ourselves.

[@koszim]

Well done. And you choose the right version of this great psychedelic song because you can hear the vocals of David and also of Roger. Now you should try to..."Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun"

[@meave2712]

Please do On The Turning Away Live, possibly the best guitar solo ever IMO.

[@rockingoutdudetoo5275]

Since you guys like to listen to classics. Want to here something classic but modern rock. Well, Band Maid " Manners" mv. Female Japanese hardrock band bringing back rock music at its finest.

[@MarioPetrocelli-uv5bv]

Muchas canciones de Pink Floyd son dedicadas, y giran al rededor del problema psicológico que tuvo su amigo y fundador del grupo, Syd Barrett, quien por usar ácido, una droga que deterioro su cerebro, prácticamente se fue aislando del mundo, entonces Pink Floyd, se inspiraba en diferentes ocasiones, con ánimo de que su amigo superará el problema psicológico que lo aquejaba, creando diferentes canciones en relación a este problema y su amigo.