WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING PINK FLOYD - MOTHER REACTION

WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING PINK FLOYD - MOTHER REACTION
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[@TheNotedHero]

It's a tough song about an overly protective mother. Her coddling has trapped her son and not let him spread his wings and find himself. He ends up broken and asking, "did that wall have to be so high?" because it's ultimately being a detriment to him.

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

I don't pretend to be some all knowing song analyst or anything. But I've seen a lot of reactions to this song; and I don't really get how most reactors can possibly think this is a warm wholesome song about a mother's love.

[@johnknoefler]

And not once is a father figure mentioned. Cool melody about a toxic relationship.

[@edavis1066]

@@LeviAckerman-cb5ji So true. They all seem to not hear the line "mama's gonna make all of your nightmares come true, mama's gonna put all of her fears into you".

[@jeremykothe2847]

She built a wall to encase him. For herself mostly. So high. Toxic femininity :D

[@michaeldavidfigures9842]

"Mother's gonna keep baby healthy and clean." One of the most menacing lines ever written. Cleverly disguised in subtlety and tender loving kindness.

[@1teamski]

As mentioned, The Wall is supposed to be listened to as a narrative rather than as individual songs...... Together, the context makes a lot more sense.....

[@Lasse3]

4:52 *Enter Jeff Porcaro!* Yes indeed! Toto's drummer actually was hired to play the drums on the album, for a few songs, mother being one of them. This passage 4:52 not only have one of the most pristine guitar solos ever recorded, but also the tastiest drums ever slammed! The way Jeff flows is superior to anything else, and that off-beat bell never seizes to put a smile on my face. RIP JEFF

[@mattsmith8901]

Why did they hire Jeff ? Wasn’t Nick Mason their drummer?

[@mattsmith8901]

You are so right. The drums and guitar solo are stunning. Way way way too short.

[@poptart4260]

floyd has it all , lyrics , vocals , top notch playing and great recordings !!!!!!!!

[@travis4863]

The way they capture the feeling of an experience in lyrics. The chills come for free

[@Proud.American58]

I remember 40 years ago going to the Hayden Planetarium in NYC to see Laserium (featuring the music of Pink Floyd). We would do a little pre-game prep and just go chill and vibe out for about 2 hours. It was amazing! #laserium #pinkfloyd

[@Proud.American58]

@@whats_apk12092who is this and good morning

[@gardnerdan17]

The album "The Wall" was more of a story. It was more lyrical than their previous albums, with shorter songs. For some more great songs off the Wall check out, "In The Flesh", "Young Lust", "Goodbye Blue Sky" or "Run Like Hell"

[@magneto7930]

It's really hard to digest this without hearing the entire album as a whole. As much as I like to see Amber smile, with the true meaning behind this song it's not a smiler.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

It's really not. It's one of the nastiest lyrics ever written. Imho

[@michellecasey5752]

Comfortably Numb and Run (Like Hell) are my favorites from The Wall, and from Pink Floyd in general.

[@wgnation351]

The thing about The Wall album is that the songs are connected to scenes of a concept. The movie didn't come out until a few years later, but Waters had the visual in his head, so a lot of the songs seem to not make sense in a way. You have to listen to the album in sequence.

[@stevenklyce3555]

Take a fun look from the inside of a 70s Rock tour by watching ALMOST FAMOUS. Thanks

[@waynethera2712]

One of my all time favourites. Musically and storytelling.

[@jgray4234]

Terminal Frost is all music by Pink Floyd with drums and saxophone.

[@daniellongo7611]

You really should watch the film The Wall, peeps; it's intense and visceral at times but it's visually stunning(if you ever get a chance to see it on a big screen with big speakers!!)and the story told on film with the album is beautiful, and powerful. Do enjoy, perhaps with some of that scotch that J enjoys, as it's visual beauty is also very invitingly trippy; remember, it's Pink Floyd! Either way, enjoy!

[@johnquinn8796]

Pink floyd is the only band that can come throuh you headphones or speakers and touch your heart with emotion

[@tdorf67]

You have to listen to the album. Then watch the movie

[@supertuna6677]

Both sitting with eyes closed, having the same moment at the same time during the "momma will always find out where you've been" line.. I think we all can relate to that line, but it was pretty moving to see.

[@seandobson6221]

This song is extremely dark about a psychotic mother who’s so mad that dad died in the war and doesn’t want poor Pink to ever live his life without her.

[@nealm6764]

She is an over protective mother. That doesn't = psychotic. Too many damn amateur psychologists on the internet.

[@seandobson6221]

@@nealm6764 amateur psychologists you got jokes. They portray in the movie and the stage show as this insane overprotective mom. Go back and watch the imagery they use in the movie and the stage show and then come back and tell me I’m an amateur psychologist smart guy.

[@nealm6764]

​@@seandobson6221 Ok, I was just reacting to the song. I certainly felt a lot of those from my mother. Misguided love and protectiveness and not psychopathy. The movie was way to dark for me to ever want to subject myself to watching it. Once you have been through some sh*t you don't need someone else's nightmares to feel that way. But I do take back the cheap shot I made, after your explanation.

[@seandobson6221]

@@nealm6764 no problem and by the way I am actually a psychologist/retired from the military. 😂😂

[@nealm6764]

@@seandobson6221 Thank you for your service.

[@snorelacks7069]

The neat thing about music is how different people come up with different perceptions to song meanings. It's difficult to do albums in this reaction format, but both of you would thoroughly enjoy listening to this album in it's entirety and then watching the film. This would bring the story and the great music together for both of you full circle. As so many others have said, his mother was egregiously overprotective due to the death of her husband and it built a psychological "wall" up that wouldn't "let her son experience things/life on his own."

[@thomashorton5715]

You should just watch the movie the wall Pink Floyd and listen to the whole album as well

[@katirlp]

This is my all-time, any genre favorite song. Thank you for the reaction to it.

[@robertmcnaught8875]

Every song on the wall is a masterpiece

[@nunomuacho446]

"She wont let you fly but she might let you sing" a thing a mother should always be aware

[@samuraidarryl]

PF : their music is like no other. Great to see you are about the song and not about watching a video clip (live etc)

[@teenagetruck]

If you haven't yet, watch the movie. All the music, plus context.

[@chrisguevara]

The lyrics are a warning... especially if you're a parent...you gotta know when to let kids experience life and not be afraid

[@martycech5844]

Pink Floyd… The Dark Side of The Moon & The Wall… Musical Perfection

[@azmusiclover3384]

This is an AMAZING album. Back in the day I had the double cassette for it and would play if from beginning to end over/over/over until the tapes got eaten!!! Then I bought another double cassette!!

[@jopay142]

For quite a while, the second line of the song sounded to me like "Mother do you think they'll light the sun", which kinda made sense to me since the first line referred to the A-bomb being dropped... Which again turned the song even into darker meanning in my mind! Imagine when I finally got what Roger Waters was really singing! 😆 The whole album is so linked to me teens (my first party, my first girl, my first kiss...) that I just can't help feeling this enormous wave of nostalgia... Thanks again to both of you!

[@willdwyer6782]

This song has tricky time signature changes and key changes from G major in the verses to C major in the chorus. Drummer Nick Mason had some difficulty learning all the time signature changes, so he let studio drummer Jeff Porcaro take over.

[@Joe-ix8xf]

My favorite Floyd song!

[@arnoldcox9128]

Floyd is always an experience

[@terryv2006]

This song always brings tears to my eyes I loved my Mother but it was a complicated relationship. We ask our mother the big questions, the crazy questions, but at the end of the day she’s a human with her own faults, doing her best.

[@raserx63]

PF Trivia: The only Pink Floyd song featuring a drummer other than Nick Mason. Jeff Porcaro from TOTO was brought in when Mason had difficulty with the different time signature changes.

[@liberaljag]

Jeff Porcaro of Toto plays drums on this one. Nick Mason couldn’t get the timing down, so they brought in a ringer.

[@durv13]

love this song .

[@57pickles]

Everybody seems to miss that this song is about a dysfunctional dynamic between mother and son.

[@peterwinstonaldredge6927]

One of the best albums of all time! I used to listen to it over and over driving around in my car and had all the lyrics memorized. Thank you for this reaction video and glad to see you enjoy Pink Floyd as much as I do!

[@sudzbuddy6]

As with Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall MUST be heard start to stop to fully appreciate the meaning of the songs. Amazing!!!

[@InTheOuter]

Listening to Floyd with your eyes closed 👌

[@MacDaddyRico]

Congratulations..! You have gone down the rabbit hole that is The Wall and returned safely to reality... Happy Holidays..! 😃

[@charlesmccallum2730]

Great job,great choice guys.I love the way you guys listen to a lot of different things.Y’all get it,gotta listen to hear.

[@dwissba68]

Roger Waters plays the acoustic guitar and sings the first verse. David Gilmour plays the electric guitar and sings the second verse.

[@stellamorgan482]

Can I suggest the next Pink Floyd song be "Run Like Hell" from the Pulse concert. It was their final song of the concert & I might add they went out with a bang!

[@P.Galore]

This about a smothering over-protective Mother....who helped build the wall.

[@salvatorerizzo8640]

Look at your girl bro. She is feeling it. Love you guys. Yes Pink Floyd. You don't listen to them. You feel them. Great Album and Movie. Check it out

[@nickhaswell6011]

The album needs to be heard as a whole as its a story

[@markherring3513]

The last line "...why did it have to be so high." is referring to the wall that his mother subconsciously helped build in him mentally. "The Wall" album in general is the mental wall that Roger Waters (the bass player who wrote 99% of "The Wall" album) built in his mind to isolate himself from people....hence the line in the song "another brick in the wall":".....all in all, you're just another brick in the wall"...meaning his wall in his mind and if u did him wrong or treated him like $hit, then all you are doing is adding another brick to my wall (i.e. making me hate people and their bull$hit even more)...and btw, The Wall in a concept album..every song is part of an overall story. You have to listen to it the entire album start to finish to get the total concept. The movie is kinda deep if u wanna check that out. Its very cerebral.

[@markherring3513]

@@whats_apk12092 why?

[@markherring3513]

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[@GranFelicia]

oh this song evokes soooooooooooo many emotions to me, different ones at different times. Truly deep, painful, aching lyrics...

[@TogonzoMedia]

The drummer on this track was a 17 year old session player whose band would later take the infamous Purdie Shuffle to new heights and dominate MTV with a song about "Rosanna" ... 😏

[@jeffcampbell5755]

The Wall works as a complete album. Few songs are great out of the context of the whole. But that whole is one of the greatest albums of all-time.

[@conureron3792]

In Live versions, they have a female sing the mother parts, makes it better/realistic. Brit Floyd, the tribute band does it with females, too. I think you’d love Brit Floyd’s Liverpool concert: 2 hours of Pink Floyd music.

[@charlenegodbee1202]

A lot of people don't know that this is a rock/opera song from the movie "THE WALL."

[@jenwinslow5602]

When it comes to songs from The Wall, you really need to experience the story as a whole and not jumping around from this song to that song. It’s a life story into depression, addiction, psychosis, and all the things that led to building this wall of protection. This song is so deep and with the context of the entire album makes more sense to the casual listener. You should also watch the film.

[@andrepoirier5433]

Guys you put a smile on my face every time i listen to you.

[@nardj.5277]

Great reaction, guys. Thanks!

[@jimtatro6550]

Check out this entire album The Wall, it’s a concept album that tells the story of a rockstar who is losing his sanity

[@showmesomethingnew2678]

This whole album is about isolation and alienation. Heart wrenching.

[@SmokeDogg11]

"She won't let you fly, but she might let you sing." My favorite line.

[@grantchitwood4945]

I expect someone has mentioned The Wall is also a movie featuring the music on the album as a story. Prepare yourselves. It's an intense film.

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

One thing about parenting today is we over protect instead of giving out children the room to fail and learn. My kids are now 23 and 22. It hit me when they were in their mid teens I can not protect them forever. They need the space to fail and learn to pick themselves up on their own. I can be their to encourage them but ultimately they will fail at things they try and that’s ok. Now I remind them it’s ok to fail at something. If it’s important keep trying till you succeed. If you now see that it’s not worth fighting for find something else to strive for. It was hard at first for them me switching gears on them but ultimately they are both happy and successful. Still falling at times. I remind them adulting is hard and I’ve been there. The fall is just a learning experience

[@patatedestenebres]

The film the Wall is truly moving and beautiful at the same time. As said in other comments, the album can be listened to in its entirety and takes your guts from start to finish. A masterpiece.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

I wish you would listen to " Sorrow " live from the pulse concert......

[@steves9905]

now as an adult, i see The Wall as a little self-indulgent, but its still an awesome album. but back when it came out, and i was a lonely teenager who distrusted everyone and kept them all at arms length, or further, this album was transformational in speaking my life and i was not the same for a number of years after. the theme, music, production values combined moved me to a different plane. not sure if that was good or bad, but man what a fork in the road...i came to realization that i was my own destiny and to say f*ck off to everyone and closed down. this is not an easy song to listen to, since it is blaming the mother, and anyone close really, for a lot...not til i was an adult that i realized that people, especially family, mostly, do not intend to harm those close to them but are only doing the best they know how. mostly. go see the movie...

[@ddub1964]

You HAVE to watch the movie, one of the best movies ever and it explains the album so well, you'll be surprised , what it it is really about, do it on your movie channel!

[@tomh5006]

And then the great David Gilmour comes in with that great guitar playing. It's not always how many notes you play but how well you play the notes.

[@steviesellers]

Below is From the LP Ummagumma

[@chrischapin6830]

If you guys like Pink Floyd and also like movie reviews you should definitely check out the movie this song is from. Pink Floyd the Wall movie. What an incredible movie! It will help you understand the story behind the wall.

[@OgreProgrammer]

That mournful guitar solo....

[@philrichards9232]

sin. Is a great song but my favorite is Coming back to life its such a beautiful song.

[@feralart]

A really cool take on this song is the version on the finale of the show Legion. The whole show is influenced by Pink Floyd's music.

[@grahamcarruthers9337]

Yes the sounds are great but the LYRICS are just as great or better ..."She won't let you fly but she might let you sing" plus "Mother did it need to be so high" completes the song so perfectly

[@John-d5j9o]

You are on the path of truth you can't get out of it now so I know you're going through be blessed for that be blessed for the truth be blessed always for you the truth

[@jasonsadventures64]

Do "Dogs" next. You won't be disappointed. I want to see your faces when that guitar solo hits.

[@Ed9870]

"Mother, will she tear your little boy apart? Mother will she break my heart?" Always gets me. No matter how much you try, you can't shield your children from the emotional disappointments that life can bring.

[@pagemeredith4532]

The album is called The Wall, which is another concept album, that really needs to be heard from the beginning to the end. Have you seen the movie? I'd like to hear what you think of it, if you haven't yet.

[@roylee6988]

I've been waiting on you to react to this one for a while. Knew you guys would like it and relate to it and you did. Now, I think you're ready for "Hey You" by them from the same "The Wall" album. I'll be watching and waiting - Rock on !!!

[@parthenonprojectmanagement7130]

What they said.... Darker than you think.

[@laurin4405]

Really like this one... Thanks y'all

[@wwekidder123]

Whenever listening to Floyd you guys should turn down your in studio lights

[@marcusthompson5390]

I think you guys should listen to John Lennon- Mother…. It’s probably the most raw sounding song that you will ever hear

[@RDRussell2]

Some people just don't have a great relationship with their mom. For instance, Mother can be overbearing and not actually a healthy influence. This song is that dialogue between mother and son. One thing that makes the song great is that it doesn't truly take sides; the mother's "dialogue" is perfectly justifiable. Mother will keep you clean, protect you from the bad; she'll help you build a wall around yourself, just like you asked. ("Mother did it [the wall] need to be so high?") The problem you two present yourself with here (and with some other albums) is that the entire album tells a story from beginning to end. This song is just a single scene. Wouldn't you like to know what happens next? You may wish to watch the movie, "The Wall," which stars (at the time, a relatively still unknown) Bob Geldof. It's not a "feel good" movie, but neither is the album, as this song hints.

[@jimmuratori5625]

OK guys it's time to start doing a deep dive into some earlier Floyd. I've suggested this one many times and it's well worth all 13 minutes and I guarantee Amber will get her trippy rush out of this one. Shine on You Crazy Diamond from Wish You Were Here. And if you are really feeling experimental, maybe One of These Days from Meddle. Not sure if you are ready for Echos yet. Besides you would need 23 minutes for that ultimate trip from the guys.

[@timothyhester3652]

Echoes is the best song off of Meddle in my opinion. One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs overall! Def listen and/or react to Echoes.

[@gammawolf4955]

You need to watch the movie of the album

[@johnnyblaze24]

It was about an overbearing mother that helped build a wall that tore him down later on in life.

[@Maria-ef5gq]

The Wall is a story . The whole album

[@danlatour6360]

Hey guys, Pink Floyd made The Wall into a movie as well. You need to react to the movie on the movie channel. Then you would get the whole experience of the whole album in a movie all at once. I believe there’s a song or two in the movie that has alternate lyrics than the actually album produced. Pink Floyd The Wall Movie will give the complete visual perspective of the concept of the album. Great reaction on a great song guys. Merry Christmas btw.

[@charlenecross28]

David Gilmore is A guitar genius. Voyed by Frnder guitar as best to ever play the instrument. Live comfortably numb is A must. Not only was he voted the best to ever play but that was voted the best solo of all time. Please do comfortably numb (pulse live) please!.

[@danjmcs]

All of the performances on this album are brilliant, as usual for Pink Floyd, it's just a very difficult album to listen to individual tracks out of the context of the overall album. I've listened The Wall from start to finish in head phones so many times, it is just an experience unto itself. Whether laying on the floor of my apartment during college when my roommate was sleeping or just chilling after a long day of stressful work later in life. An all-time favorite masterpiece concept record.

[@johnthompson6374]

'Roger Waters & Sinead O'Connor - Mother' from Roger Waters's special concert The Wall Live in Berlin back in 1990 celebrating the tearing down of the actual berlin wall. We can only lead you to the water, Peace/JT

[@johnpetroschek]

When you finally get a chance to hear the entire album, this song is almost painfully sad in context.

[@timwhaley9589]

I'm afraid that this is one of those times where an individual song doesn't give you the proper perspective. Like many of Pink Floyd's albums, they are a complete experience. Do yourselves a favor and, even if you don't use it for a reaction piece, but listen to The Wall in its entirety. It's a complete story. And LOVE y'alls reactions. As someone who's been on the planet for 67 trips around the sun, it's good to see someone get to experience first listenings. Thanks for letting us be a part of it.

[@lonelyb9661]

Pink Floyd sounds even better live than they do on their albums. You 100% need to react them live. There is a great live version of this song out there.

[@HardBlues]

You should react to Pink Floyd the Wall movie on your movie channel. This is one of my favorite songs on this album

[@mauriciodelarosa2449]

I have always loved this song. 🙏🏽✌🏽🌎🌍🌏⚽️🇦🇷🏆♥️

[@captaincheese-beard6316]

Jung's devouring mother archetype.

[@txrojas]

There are actually two voices in this song. Roger Waters singing with the higher pitched voice and David Gilmore singing the lower.

[@gregsmith5586]

You should try to watch the movie with Geldof playing pink Floyd. It's a journey of isolation

[@randymagley9024]

Brain Damage and Eclipse are a couple of songs you should do a deep dive into. Both are off of the Dark Side of the Moon album

[@camrocksincorporated3724]

I just watched Roger Waters Comfortably Numb 2022. He used lightning strikes and a choir to cover David Gilmore's guitar. It was interesting. I think Waters and Gilmore have been arguing for 40 years about which is more surreal, Water's voice or Gilmore's guitar. I don't know the answer myself.