Teen Reacts To Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (LIVE AT PULSE)!!!
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I’m really glad to see the young people watching and enjoying the greatest band like Pink Floyd!
This and Echoes were the songs that made me a lifelong Pink Floyd fan back in the summer and fall of 1972. 50 years later they’re still my favorite band by far and always will be. Love watchings your reactions to all the Pink Floyd songs. Keep it up!
YES let the pig fly ... 👆 👍👍👍
same boat here🤩
It was probably the best time to be a fan of them... I consider myself very privileged to be old enough to have witnessed Dave and Rick play Echoes together back in 2006...
Here in Italy, this song is well known because it was for decades the soundtrack of a popular sport magazine on the national TV. Masterpiece.
the pigs came out of arcges at the top of the huge speaker towers at the start of this amazing song, what you don;t see here is, at the end they fell out of the towers to the floor where they were instantly deflated and taken off to the sides! It was an incredible feat bu the crew. When the massive firework pyros went off at the edge of the stage you could feel the heat fro them, we were about 50 feet from the left hand tower, what a night!
I saw this show when they came to Chicago, this song played in the pouring rain, with even some thunder and lightning, it was perfect!
Saw it outside at Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashvegas...they banned concerts after that show...we had too much fun lol
No idea if they have shows anymore ...Vanderbilt has gone woke and cucked now anyway.
The video behind them during Welcome to the Machine sucked my brains out. 2 hits of clean blotter.
11th row.
I can still feel the bass caving my chest in!
@Percy Tuschling absolutely right, it was stunning, loved every single second of it
wish i could have been there for this one.
Non sono Maiali,....ma cinghiali.vedi hanno le zanne.
i was at that concert , it still gives me goosebumps watching any of the concert , the last two numbers comfortably numb & run like hell are so out standing !
Saw them at Oakland.
I really like your idea of alternating your reactions between different bands. I feel like you get a better sense of the bands when they are contrasted with their contemporaries. You also don't get burned out on one band, and you will satisfy more viewers by hitting more of their favourite bands more often.
THIS SONG WAS MY FIRST PINK FLOYD SONG EVER AND IM STILL IN LOVE WITH THEM LOL!!!!!
I was at Pulse tour in Philadelphia in 1994. Remember it like it was yesterday. Great reaction!
Just when things turn a bit orange, you can hear a few notes on the synth, these are from the theme tune to the British SciFi TV series "Dr Who" 😂
In the Dr Who episode 'Caretaker', Peter Capaldi's Doctor actually whistles the 'we don't need no education' line from another Brick in the Wall😊
It makes me so sad I've never seen these guys in person 😥😥 I'm 51 now and know I will never. But I get to live the experience through young people like you listening and watching for the first time ❤️ omg, what a great show!
Thats was such an amazing concert!
There are artist then there are SUPER ARTISTS,, AS they are!!!!
The lyrics only include 12 words: "One of these days, I'm going to cut you into little pieces"
Cool man I didn't know that thanks.😎
Love that....every time I listen to the song I kind of hold my breath waiting for those words.
Saw Pink Floyd at Mile High Stadium in the early 90's. Great concert. One of the best I've ever seen.
This is an awesome concert and piece of music
great to see a youngster so enjoy real music from a great band of his grandpa's generation
I just love how much you get into these Pink Floyd songs. You give that stank face and rightfully so cause they are awesome!
The pigs were only used for this one song. Also if you listen at about the 4:55 mark of your video, you can hear a bit if the Dr Who theme song if you’re familiar with it. This song was the finale of the first set before intermission. Most of the concerts on this tour were in stadiums. There are some effects that were more impactful in an arena setting (like this show) but this song I thought was even better in the stadium setting. I’m remember the bigs breathing fire and exploding before falling at the end, which they couldn’t quite do the same with indoors. Still amazing in every way.
The Who: I suggest you tackle their last 5 albums with Keith Moon on drums, which are also the peak period of their popularity: Tommy (1969), Who's Next (1971), Quadrophenia (1973), By Numbers (1975) & Who Are You (1978). Tommy & Quadrophenia are double albums, so this is really like doing 7. I think you will find these albums excellent.
You should have heard it live. It is the most powerful concert song ever, it hits you straight in the spinal cord.
I was was at this gig in Earles Court, it really did blow my mind.
I was in the audience, watching it live (back in 1994).
It's so nice to see Richard LIVE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Hey Silas
Loving the reaction. This is a great song when they play it live. Really atmospheric in parts then straight out hard rock.
If you are wanting a way to ease into The Who then I highly highly highly recommend you check out “A Quick One While He’s Away” Live at the Rolling Stones Circus. It’s a live video but you get to see the band when they were at their best - you need to see them live to see the energy they had especially the drummer haha
Another great reaction and looking forward to your Who journey :)
In 1994, they played 2 nights at Texas Stadium. I went to both. The ceiling was open on both nights. On the second night, I was on the floor with a bunch of friends and it started pouring rain during Run Like Hell, close to the end of the show. Instead of waiting for it to stop, they played through and changed the lyrics to Rain Like Hell. All the people on the floor had to leave through a section of the stadium where there was about 2 1/2 feet of water. Awesome experience!
I love seeing your joy in discovering the music of my younger years. You have a very deep rabbit hole when you get into The WHO... I"m 74 years old and have seen The WHO many times. I have most of their albums... I recommend the albums "Who's Next" one of their best, "Who Are You" 1978, "Tommy" the first Rock Opera, "Quadrophenia"... just to start... I've also seen Pink Floyd several times. When they brought this tour to the San Francisco Bay Area I waited in line for 3 days and nights to get tickets. It was epic... and since you love a great guitar I highly recommend you get into some Joe Bonamassa, who has more #1 Blues/Rock albums than anyone in history and is regarded as one of the great guitarists. "Angel of Mercy" live at the Greek Theater or "Mountain Time" live at the Royal Albert Hall
I was 14 and open to new music. A friend suggested Pink Floyd and I never looked back.
Hey, Silas! Considering how much you love good guitar playing, I'm surprised you haven't checked out Eddie Van Halen. His band, Van Halen (which he co-founded with his brother Alex on drums), was one of biggest bands throughout the 80's, 90's and into the 2000's. The band has had a number of lead singers thru the years (3 or 4...can't remember exact number...I'm gettin' older...sue me), but the core of Eddie Van Halen on guitar, Alex Van Halen on drums and Michael Anthony on bass remained constant until the 2000's when Michael Anthony left the band and was replaced by Eddie's son, Wolfgang.
You should really watch Eddie's solo "Eruption" from their Live Without a Net concert. (Sammy Hagar was the lead singer at this time.) You'll see why Eddie is considered by many to be the GOAT and has been a major influence on most of today's guitar players.
Keep up the good work. ROCK ON! 🤟 🖖 ✌️
Thats SOOOOO good.
First Rule: Never Take your eyes off of the performance. Every second contributes to the final effect of the song. The songs are highly choreographed to maximize and amplify the emotion in the music. Bouncing your head is pointless. Second Rule. No pausing. There are countless content creators who Never pause during reactions.
LOL...everytime the lights flashed with that perfect delay, he closed his eyes. But at least he mentioned the lights.
David has always been so great on slide guitar! The crowd is insanely big!
I saw the "Animals" tour in 1977 at Milwaukee County Stadium. There were 3 giant pigs floating above the stage and at one point one of them blew up with the force of several sticks of TNT. We could feel the heat and concussion and we were back by 3rd base! That was a show I'll never forget!
The Greatest band ever..
David Gilmour is the absolute master of the lap steel guitar. and Nick Mason is an amazing drummer although he has a guy helping on this one it wasn’t really necessary for the help just added a little drama for the crowd to see the fancy drum kit of the assistant.
That steel lap guitar is one of the great overlooked little secrets that give Pink Floyd their distinctive sound. Thank you David Gilmour.
@@flubblert no doubt
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song. For the Who, I recommend "Who's Next", "Live at Leeds" (especially "Magic Bus"), "Quadrophenia" and "Tommy" for starters. Your reactions to Pink Floyd have brought me back to the moment I first listened to these albums. Well done.
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Got to see it all live at the PONTIAC Silverdome ....best this 50 year old dope smoking rocker ever seen 💯💯💯💯💯
Alright Silas, I was at this concert at Earls Court London in 1994, as you mentioned you've already seen alot of the Pulse concert..!! With this song "One of These Days" I was sitting in the top balcony on the left as yourt looking at the stage, I was literally 50ft away from where the Pig (Wild Boar) 🐗 appears out of the darkness mid song, it was incredible + I'd taken alot of magic mushrooms 🍄 so was tripping my head off, hallucinating full on, so you can imagine what was going through my mind looking at a Giant Wild Boar with lasers in it's eyes ⚡️⚡️🐗🤪😵💫😲..!! And as you've already said you've watched most of the Pulse concert so I'm sure you've seen "Comfortably Numb" with the Giant Mirror Ball descending from the roof well it was virtually opposite to where I was sitting in the balcony 🔅..!! It still sends shivers down my spine and makes my hair stand on end some 30 years after..Pink Floyd and Roger Waters concerts are just pure Theatre and Visually and Emotionally, no artists come even close to trying to match them
this whole concert is god-tier
Guy Pratt on the bad-ass bass! He has been Gilmour's bassist for a long time now. Pratt is married to Rick Wright's daughter if I'm not mistaken
Yes, since divorced.
High Hopes is also amazing. And Keep Talking, and Another Brick In The Wall, and Money, and Time, and... well, the whole concert :-)
The Who
Live At Leeds (an epic piece of work, "My Generation medley" is the best track.
Who's Next (Their best studio album)
Great choice!
No doubt we knew how to rock. This talent on this level ( as far as I know) is nowhere to be seen now. I saw them and it wasn't a concert it was an experience that blew apart every one of your senses. Most exciting thing I've ever seen. Vicki
Checkout The Who "Won't Get Fooled Again" Live @ Shepperton Studios 1978 For an amazing live performance to get introduced to them
It's double-tracked bass guitars played by David Gilmour and Roger Waters, with each bass hard panned into one channel of stereo.
Lyrics: "One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces"
Did you notice, during the hypnotic bass "solo", the quick wink at the "Doctor Who" theme?
I remember when they played that particular song, i was "second-hand smoking" whatever weed was floating about and I felt like I was levitating. Quite an experience. :P
Yes I noticed it too.
The pigs that were push out of the speaker towers was a representation of when back in the 60's music critics said " Pink Floyd music will not sell when pigs can fly.". Much like the disco ball is a FU ( " comfortably numb") critics said their music will not sell cause they don't play 4 minute dance songs. Check out 1982 album cover " Pink Floyds collection of dance songs"
Hi silas talking about the who I was 17 in 1972 and got invited to a party at a large house in crouch end north london I said to the guy who's party it was great party he said you should have been here last weekend the who's drummer Keith moon was here and was out of hes mind on something and was playing the inside of the oven drumming with chopsticks for 90 minutes I DIDNT KNOW WHETHER TO LAUGH OR CRY😅😢
I would recommend doing album sides. Most albums have one side better than the other... except Pink Floyd, all good. 😎
You no their are many great bands From the seventies such as the Who ,Deep purple .Uriah Heep Led Zeppelin and many more but their at no e like pink Floyd that take you on a journey you never forget
If your interested in the Who I would definitely try listening to Baba ORiley. A must listen for any teen. Keep on ROCKING!!🎸
I recommend High Hopes live.
For Sabbath, the first three albums are essential. They had many lineup changes later but Heaven and Hell with Ronnie James Dio taking over for Ozzie is another good one to listen to later. For The Who, I would start with Tommy and the two albums after. They have a ton of classic singles before Tommy but as an album listen, starting with Tommy they really hit their stride (kind of like starting with Dark Side of the Moon then later going back to their earlier work)
only one word: insane🖖
Gr8 reaction. Keep in mind they were your age when they wrote this (early 70's). Turn the lights off, close your eyes and enjoy the journey!
I know that this comment is 7 months late and a dollar short, but if you get the opportunity to go see Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, spend the money. I missed out on getting to any PF concerts. When we moved to the rural metro Detroit area last fall, the chance of a lifetime fell into my lap. I scored a row 5 center seat at the NMSOS concert in Royal Oak, MI. The music focused on early Floyd songs, and it was just as loud and well done as I could have ever hoped for. They opened with this song, which got ALL of our juices flowing. Right before intermission, they launched into what I thought was their best song, "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun."" Guy Pratt (bassist who replaced Roger Waters) is the bassist for Nick, who at 75+ years of age is still hammering those skins. If they make it back to the U.S. I will be shelling out another $200 to see these guys perform...
Maybe review their performance of Controls. Nick allows free filming of his concerts, so I am positive that using their official video is perfectly cool...
Listen to the double album " Ummagumma ", early stuff, very freaked out!
Do yourself a big favour and buy or download the pulse concert it's just full of Floyd greatness
Great idea interspersing Black Sabbath and The Who. With Black Sabbath you should start with their first album Black Sabbath (1970) and work forward: Paranoid (1970) Master Of Reality (1971), Vol. 4 (1972), Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973), Sabotage (1975), Technical Ecstasy (1976), Never Say Die (1978), Heaven And Hell (1980), Mob Rules (1981) & Live Evil (1982). Maybe skip Never Say Die or just do the title song.
Was fortunate to see the Pulse tour in Columbus, snuck out of work to buy tickets, girlfriend decided to have a smoke break during this song, her loss…
HI Silas! Fantastic.....don't forget Deep Purple!
Yes, I would listen to Deep Purple over The Who and Black Sabbath any day!
Ok. Let the pigs fly. Love and warm regards from Cologne Germany. I´ve saw this Concert 1994 in Rome, Italy. Here any facts: The concerts of the "P.U.L.S.E. TOUR" featured even more special effects ( On the day of the concerts, the airspace above the respective city was closed for several hours for safety reasons due to the laser show !!! ) than the previous tour of even other bands and artist tours ever and it was in 1994, including two custom designed airships. They also used an Antonov military cargo plane plus 2 x Cargo Boeing 747s. 3 seperate stages leapfrogged around North America and Europe, each of that stages 180 feet (55 m) long and featuring a 130 foot (40 m) arch resembling the Hollywood Bowl venue. One stage in use, one being dismantled from the previous venue and one being set up at the next. They need 3-4 days to building on stage up 3 days for re-building.When Pink Floyd performed this in the US, they traveled with 4 48' military grade mobile generators. 1994 there wasn't a stadium built with enough electrical input to run the Pink Floyd show. That was also new for the American´s. The US Army said: "Ok, that´s cool project and makeable for us - let´s do it for the american audience - But we are always there! Is that understood and clear!?" - Answer Gilmour: "Yes Sir it is clear, thanks a lot, then let´s go. You will not regret it". I think the american audience don´t regret it. That's what happens when you forget to give a budget figure to your lighting effects designer. That sound comes from a 220,000 watt sound system. The glitter ball from "Comfortably Numb" was over 15ft (4,6 m) in diameter, and the lasers were a new experimental design, and Pink Floyd cornered the entire world's supply at the time. All in all, the tour required 700 tons of steel carried by 53 articulated trucks, a crew of 161 people and an initial investment of US$ 4 million plus US$ 25 million of running costs just to stage. This tour played to 5.5 million people in 68 cities; each concert gathered an average audience of more then 45,000. In summary, it is the most elaborate live tour project of all times to date. The planning alone took 3 years. The tour (not the planning) was sponsored by Volkswagen.
I didn't the poll anywhere, but I'm happy with the who, think going back and forth is good, as much as I love Zeppelin I got burned out, I hope you still do more Pulse sprinkled in. learning to fly and talk to me you have heard but you were wondering if it was singing, it's Gilmore singing with something in his mouth attached to the microphone its amazing and has Stephen Hawking the great physicist talking in it
The best version of one of these days is from the Delicate sound of thunder album, should listen to that
After the great break up David Gilmour and Roger waters went on playing their own shows. David kept the name pink floyd but started a whole solo career and he reallly did good with that. Check out one of David’s last albums called “On an island” and listen to the song on an island live! He still has that touch of great vocals and guitar!
я слушал этот альбом в молодости ✌️
Hi Silas , Who album suggestions are "Tommy", " Who's Next , "Quadrophenia and Live at Leeds
Hi Silas, I would start The Who journey with the album Who's Next, then awho Are You, followed by Tommy, then Quadraphenia. For Sabbath I would start with Paranoid, then Black Sabbath, then Master of Reality, then Black Sabbath Vol 4. The order of The Who albums helpd to get to know the band before getting into the more Avant Guard music like Quadraphenia. I would also advise still hitting some songs by Deep Purple on the way too like Lazy, Highway Star etc
The Who discography covers a broad spectrum of time but the classic lineup of course had Keith Moon on drums and John Entwistle on bass so after 1978 there are various other drummers, all of whom were excellent but nobody else can be Moon. Who's Next is critically regarded as their best - it is an album of songs all of which could be regarded as possible singles. I struggle to pick out any track from the rest but as an anthem "Won't Get Fooled Again" hits the spot. Personally I like best Quadrophenia, very, very strong material for a "double album" especially Sides 1 and 2 plus "Love Reign O'er Me" - take you pick, I know you won't be disappointed with the big, muscular sound of this member of the rock trio of the seventies - Stones, Zeppelin and Who.
the pigs in this video are a reference to the album animals.
It takes 3 days to set up the stage and lights for their shows
The upper lights were not pigs during the entire concert...oh, you never mentioned it so did you notice there are two drummers during the concert? The one guy sitting in the white shirt is Nick Mason, an original band member
The who first album review
Should be Tommy. It's a rock opera.
I'd recommend you to watch sorrow live at pulse
that's another banger
The Who were one the greatest bands live, so go for their live performances if you can. Here are two, First "Young Man's Blues" recorded in 1970 at the Isle of Wight concert, 2am in a field and they just rocked it (and I was there), then from Woodstock "See me Feel me" & "Listening to You", two great tracks that they always ran into each other. The Who were also one of the loudest bands ever (clocked at 126Db, unofficially beaten by Motorhead, Kiss and a couple of others but still damn loud!) so whatever you do, TURN THE VOLUME UP. First track: czcams.com/video/M9boFzhUVG4/video.html,
Second track czcams.com/video/fHTdrPL22-Y/video.html.
Both worth watching even if just for Roger Daltrey's killer jacket!
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See Emily Play for me, but I am an old bugger! Nice touch of Dr Who as well.
The Who... early stuff: Young Man's Blues, My Generation, Substitute. Mid stuff: Baba O'Reilly, Won't Get Fooled Again, Love Reign O'er Me. Later: Who Are You, Eminence Front. Albums: Live at Leeds, Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia (Double Album).
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The Who are like several bands made up of just 4 members (although they later added a keyboard player and then an entire orchestra): Roger Daltrey the vocalist has a very versatile voice and almost acts out the stories of the songs, Pete Townshend wrote most of the songs and plays rhythm guitar with lots of advanced chords and frequent runs, John Entwhistle was an outstanding bass guitar player and Keith Moon played drums like nobody else. This allowed them to gain a reputation as one of the craziest live bands of the late 60's and early 70's. The footage from the Monterey Pop Festival 1967 or Woodstock 1969 czcams.com/video/fFCZ49drEh8/video.html will give you some idea. However Pete Townshend was also known as the thinking man of rock and the two rock operas Tommy and Quadrophenia have very involved lyrics; you really need to decipher the story to fully appreciate the songs ... I hope you find the time and make the effort to do so 👍
The lights add another octave....at least in feelings
For a Who novice I would suggest starting with the albums "Who's Next (1971) and Quadrophenia (1973).
This song is so anger... 🤘
Great reactions.
Now you know that you will be a Floyder for the rest of your days!
Not a bad idea at all.
Enjoy.❤
You should watch some Roger Waters live too. Particularly the "In the Flesh" tour. He has some great musicians with him.
Please do Zeppelin Presence!! You will love it!!
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Eminence Front by The Who is a good one for you. I think you'll like it.
who's next top album. behind blue eyes
Hey! Love your videos! Please, do “ a great day for freedom live in gdansk “
You will love it
The Who Young Man Blues 1970 Isle of Wight will knock your socks off!.
Two good Who songs - Can You See The Real Me?, See Me Feel Me.
So whem is The Final Cut coming?
Shhh. He's forgotten about it! 😃
The Who start with Baba O'Reilly its their Anthem. Album wise Quadraphinia and Who's Next
If you want a deep spiritual and existential record from the Who, Tommy is the one!
I paid around 65 guilders in 1994, if I remember correctly... 30 euro....
Who's Next
Best who albums Silas are who’s Next,Quadrophenia original 73 double not later soundtrack and Tommy.
I call songs like this “orgasm music”: a quiet start and an explosive finale. One of the reasons I love Pink Floyd and Iron Maiden.
The Who is ok, but I am mostly excited to see Sabbath!
My generation, Pinball Wizard, Won't get fooled again, Baba O'Riley then, Behind Blues Eye's followed by Who are You This is in order of release so you can see the evolution