Pink Floyd - Sheep (REACTION) |Completing Animals|
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Sheep is awesome, the way vocals turn into the synth.... but the entire album is a masterpiece
you described it perfect xo
I love that part too. Such masterful mixing/production.
Pink Floyd's ability to create atmosphere within their music is pure art in motion.
This has always been my favorite album by them. I never get tired of listening to it.
I've listened to sheep and pigs 20,000 times...sheep is my all time fav song...
@@davidmack4495 Close to the Edge is mine, but Dogs and Sheep are 2 of my favorites.
This is tied with dogs as my favourite track on the album, but the whole thing is just a masterclass
Wow Daniel, if you loved Animals then I can’t wait to see your reaction to The Wall! Greetings from Toronto
I think he'lll appreciate it for the sheer drama alone.
The Wall was when I think Floyd started losing the magic. Too much Roger Waters "I'm the whole show" ego. I think it's about half of a good album.
@@porflepopnecker4376 I agree. _The Wall_ is so overrated. It would have been much better if it had only been a single--as opposed to a double--album.
@@porflepopnecker4376 I agree about Roger. I think The Wall was done at the end of side 3.
Love Gilmour’s PISSED OFF guitar on this one! The vocal to synthesizer always killed me! (They did it with the dogs on DOGS too) The STONE echo returns, what doesn’t this song have, even has the Lord’s Prayer from the sheep’s point of view! This one really rocks!!!
Absolutely awesome reaction. It thrills me to watch someone of your generation so interested in music that is iconic and some of the best ever made. Timeless. Thank you.
✌🏼. Peace
Having enjoyed this album for 44 years, I really enjoyed predicting your facial expressions whenever the music shifted gears. You reactions were spot on. The whole album is my favorite song. The crescendo at the end of Sheep gives it the edge, but Dogs and Pigs led to the build up. Then in the end, it's love and a feeling of belonging that makes life worth living.
Favorite cut on the album. They reimagined some musical motifs from Meddle and the lyrics are Rogers best. Great reaction.
That link to Meddle is pretty spot on... not sure I would have made it had you not pointed it out. Excellent!
@@glenndespres5317 hey thanks man, it had eluded me for decades then it just hit me.
The music opening to Sheep, the keyboard represents the sheep who seem oblivious to the wolves (the opening bass line) sneaking up on them. Compare the first couple lines of lyrics with the story being told by the music. Genius. Genius.
Fave song on the album. So much raw energy and playing. Love your reaction to the first waves of Dave’s nasty guitar.
Love your reactions. You really pick up on the finer details and you appreciate how amazing they are
Finally! This is my favourite song of the album. Very impressive and revolutionary... Thanks
Omg I love your PF reactions, it's so great to watch new generations discover awesome music, I can't wait to see you react to the wall...♡
This album is a masterpiece. Thanks for reacting to it.
Best track on the album, imo. And the concluding section is just so...epic. Mahalo, DS9, for this.
The way the guitar riffs with the bass (from around 9:30)...it's an UNSTOPPABLE FORCE!
They kept the best till last on this album! A nice easy start with a quiet intro, then bam it's back to business with the fantastic guitar work and wonderful vocals. It's got the lot this one! SUPERB.
PEOPLE IN GENERAL ALWAYS TELL US OLD GUYS AND GALS HOW SPOILED WE WERE DANIEL :) AND IT'S SO TRUE, WE WERE!
Been my favourite PF album for a very long time. Glad you enjoyed it so much as well!
I've resisted for many videos of yours that I've watched that you remind me so much of my best friend from grammar school back in 1976/77/78/79. The way you look, speak, emote and your choices of bands to listen to, make me time travel back to that time to when this music was new. Thanks for another journey back to that world. Given what your personality seems to be, I don't think I need to tell you, this is important.
oh this'll be good.
What I love most about this incredible work of art is that it doesn't feature an orchestra and the band is cohesive.
It is a complete work as an album. And, each song is a complete work individually.
A stone groove masterpiece. Period.
One of the many things I love about Sheep is the homage to Fritz Lang's silent sci-fi/political masterpiece, Metropolis (1927) presented in the middle "Lord's Prayer" section of the song. In the movie, in a cavernous hall deep below the city, the robot, Maria, fires up a crowd of disgruntled workers, inspiring them to revolt against the owner class above. Sonically, the song lovingly riffs on this scene with a journey "down" into a room with many sheep gathered together listening to a rather mechanical minister invoke its revolutionary take on compliance. Brilliant and dramatic.
Love your reactions! I was around your age when Animals was released. Kind of like reliving the experience watching your vids! I had hair like you too. Lol
The whole album is a masterpiece, and this is my favorite song on the album. Love the outro.
Nice job!
Pink Floyd are more than just a band they are orchestral poets unrivalled in their own genre. a fabulous reaction. They are my No1 with Led Zepplin 2nd.
You got the order right if not the correct number, #1 being The Beatles. Jk, it's all subjective . . .except in this case!
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I agree with you on their poetry, I've always referred to Gilmour as a Tone Poet. They are the first in musical progress, haven't been surpassed yet.
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Sonically Pink Floyd is always amazing. The synth sounds especially and guitar tone are excellent. I really like how the last word of each line is extended to blend in with synth sound. Blow away production. Glad you liked it.
Bit of a "One of these Days"-touch in "Sheep". 'Animals' is a fantastic album.
Fantastic review and dissection of this masterpiece album, really enjoyed your take on it, thank you.
Been waiting for this one!!!
you got the right favorite too. thanks so much for these.
Sheep happens to be my favorite track as well, love it! My take on this album and its metaphor is that we might be different animals at different times in our lives and every day we need to make a conscious decision on how we want to show up. Take care :)
This has been my favorite track on the album since I first heard it in 1977.
This song was written several years before and was often played as "Raving and Drooling". The song has beeen deeply modified for the album and Sheep is for me one of the most achieved PF songs
Jumping back in, pardon. There was nothing digital, most of what they did, even for an echo had to be invented yet. (Autotune was 40 years from invention)They had a primitive version of a synthesizer (on the run DSOTM, high hat sound), perhaps they rigged it to make the “Lords prayer” thing??? Anyway, love your reaction to the whole album!
Don't really have anything to add, just glad you took the time to go through this one in depth.
I'm going to enjoy this. Thanks
It certainly helps to have read ANIMAL FARM by George Orwell to understand this album.
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"Wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out obscurity into the dream'
As a teen , loved trying to sing that line in a single breath.
Daniel...your genuine desire to learn and understand the great music that has come before your time is most refreshing, and unfortunately rare within your generation. Keep doing what you do, as you do, and why you do. Never let the occasional killjoy change who you are. If I had a son, I would hope that he would be like you.
Life lessons can take many forms - this one is musically brilliant, lyrically disturbing, yet ends on a hopeful note. By way of comparison, their last studio album (post Waters) - The Division Bell - also carries some sobering themes, but ultimately ends as does their studio journey) with an amazing uplifting look at the future with "High Hopes". The only other closing track in memory that is equally monumental is "Nights in White Satin" to cap off "Days of Future Passed" David Gilmour's outro solo on the lap steel guitar will bring moisture to your eyes (if it doesn't, you may have no soul).
It's a savage masterpiece. I listened to it endlessly as mildly depressed, anxious teen. So much so, it's difficult to listen to it now because it puts me in a weird place. But it's so brilliant, musically, lyrically...
Daniel, i saw floyd my 1st time on the animals tour in milwaukee at county stadium..to this day probably my favorite concert yet.
Excellent! Really well done, Daniel. You get it and I knew you would, not just the obvious stuff but a much deeper understanding. "You know that I care for You", I can see that any success you have in life will not be at others expense. Thank you so much for doing this. Peace and Love.
The allegory started by Orwell but perfected by Pink Floyd may turn up in literature books someday. It's that insightful, powerful and true. You don't have to go very far to meet people ruled by their fear (sheep), aggression (dogs) or appetites (pigs). Art reveals truth and THIS IS ART.
PS- on the use of autotune/vocoder: less is more. A very little goes a long way- like cayenne pepper.
Loved your reaction Daniel. The whole album is genius.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
I just find Floyd's music entirely mesmorising. I admire the cleverness and musicality (sometimes) of some of the other great prog rock bands of the era, but for me music doesn't need to be overly complicated for one to appreciate it. The simplicity of a lot of Floyd's music for me is a big plus. Any music that makes the small hairs stand up with emotion floats my boat for sure and I get this feeling a lot with most of Floyd's music along with some powerful lyrics. Also, the quality of the production is really something to be admired and that for me adds to the overall appreciation of the music.
My favourite on the album too, and one of my favourite Pink Floyd songs. 😎 Thanks for the review. I wonder what you might think of some of the songs from "The Piper at The Gates of Dawn".....
The job of the song writer is to put YOU into every character mentioned in their works. It doesn't matter which one... they're all you.
Sheep is my favorite PF song. If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life, it would be this.
I always like your reactions and analysis Daniel. With some of these albums, it takes a great deal of sensitivity, combined with maturity, to get a grasp of the vast undercurrents and messages being conveyed by the recording artist. Animals by Pink Floyd is definitely one of those. Some people can listen to such an album many times, yet all they hear are the music being played and words being sung. They don't cue into the meaning. You're a very quick study. Very well done.
Another album from the '70's that does a great job of interpreting a book is "The Snow Goose" by the British prog rock band Camel, which presents the story by author Paul Gallico (published in 1941) that is centered around the time of the Dunkirk exodus during WWII. Unlike Pink Floyd's "Animals", Camel departed from their usual composition methods, and presented the story without any lyrics.
"Raving and Drooling" is easily my favorite of the Animals trilogy. All are great, but this one is beautiful, moving...a real knee-slapper. You have good tastes.
Terrific reaction/dissection
You have perspective that belies your age, keep curious
My fave on the album as well,
Your reaction to the triumph section was especially fulfilling
Don’t let the bad blood turn to stone
I’ve really enjoyed watching you go down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole; watching your mind repeatedly blow.
That part that made you Uncomfortable.....Was on purpose because Floyd are masters of Dissonance. We hear music, We FEEL music....We can even SEE music thanks to The Scope, what ever that thing is called, You probably have one on any of your Media players on your PC. And of course there is the whole study of Cymatics, where sand is put onto a special plate and sound is run thorough the plate at different frequencies and makes all kinds of Geometric patterns!!! Dude!! ITs freaking amazing. Sound, Math, Music, Starlight....Its ALL one in the same Energy. Just different Vibrational Levels. Everything IS. (wow I really digressed There!! Hahahaha.)
awesome sound ! big thumbs up
Keyboards at beginning take me somewhere else only to be brought back when mason takes us away from the start line.
My favourite album from Pink Floyd! Usually I think Dogs is the best song, but today, its Sheep. Great reaction.
Church organ, sound of sheep, and that sermon 😍.
"Sheep" is also my favorite track from Animals. the atmosphere is tense, dark and electric except at the end where we feel a slight brightening with the luminous guitar chords of Gilmour. it fit in well with what was going on in England at the time at the height of the Punk movement and the economic crisis and racial tensions.
Agree - the best track on a great album.
Vocoder - good (notes played live on a keyboard using the human voice to give texture - check out Sunlight by Herbie Hancock). Autotune - bad (digital cleaning of vocals, now used as a lazy, ubiquitous semi-robotic effect in many too many a pop tune).
This was my introduction to Pink Floyd (live in concert (Milwaukee County Stadium)... The G.O.A.T.
Apparently Gilmour played the bass riff on this track so that explains why it's so damn good.
1977's "Animals" has the misfortune of having been released in-between 1975's "Wish You Were Here" and 1979's "The Wall". Both the aformentioned are regarded as master-pieces and "Animals" got lost to history, while it's as least as good as "Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)" and "better" than "The Wall". Keep in mind that the words 'Good', 'Better than' and/or "masterpiece" are (or should be) taken into consideration as being uttered by yours truly and are in no way a representation of what or how Pink Floyd should, could, or must be interpreted. We all have ears, brains and the means of adding one plus one; at least, we should. You yourself seem a fine specimen to dissect what's going on here. Intersecting with regard to the folk who have been listening to this music for over fifty years. But, some will say that this is what you're up against. I've been listening to Pink Floyd since 1968 and I don't give a flying feckaroo about what anybody else says or thinks, because, hey, enjoying music is an individual thing. The minute you listen to something, it's YOUR music, YOUR sentiment and YOUR bloody feelings. So, better enjoy, regardless of what anybody else is saying, including myself. Greetings and well-wishings from Belgium...
I must incorporate "flying feckaroo" into my life
Pink Floyd was formed in 1965... their (most likely) last album was "The Endless River" in 2014. PF had 15 studio albums... 3 live albums, 9 compilation albums not to mention multiple live dvds and solo albums performed by below members of the band.
Syd Barrett (short-lived founder; guitar plus) the originator and quirky eccentric; inevitably the consequential muse. * January 6, 1946 (rip 2006)
Roger Waters (bass) was the cultivator (seed sower), the lyrically conceptual prodigy, secondary vocal and co-maestro of songwriting * September 6, 1943 (age 78 years)
David Gilmour (guitar) was the placidity, guitar virtuoso, the silky smooth voice and co-maestro; the equilibrium. * March 6, 1946 (age 75 years)
Richard Wright (keyboards) was the essential underlying symmetry; musical nurturer. Occasional singer. * July 28, 1943 (rip 2008)
Nick Mason (drums) was the heartbeat, structure and foundation; the sole member involved from the emergence of PF to the last recording. * January 27, 1944 (age 77 years)
FYI: The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979); The Final Cut (1983) is a maybe, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band. *search on Wiki the album title to get the story behind the concept.
"Sheep Fight Club" from the movie Just Go with it tee, hee funny moment in the movie. 🐑
Every dog I have owned always reacted to this album time and time again
Stone.....Stone.....Stone......Stone.....Stone....
ive looked over jorden and i've seen ..., things are not what they seem
like to hear what you make of that lyric.... think hard .... and the time it was conceived and it's relevance even today. !!
Best song off the album.
Auto tue wasn't a thing when this album was recorded. It didn't start until the late 80's in it's early form.
Dark Side is still my favorite album, but over the years this album has climbed into second place on my PF favorites list.
floyd would ..., in earlier years end concerts with sheep and extend that for over 20 minutes ... imagine that.
Sheep is a masterpiece within a masterpiece. Although I'm far from on board with Roger politically, his song craft is undeniable.
That first user comment that the danger was "wolves" missed the mark IMO. The dogs - and the fear of them - are merely tools to steer them into the slaughterhouse.
I love that Pigs On The Wing is a Hallmark card to Waters' new love, although the double entendre of "bury my bone" nearly breaks the mood...only nearly, though.
For me, it's the one misstep in the album and I mentally cringe each time I hear it. There's a similar line about throwing a dog a bone in The Wall but without the immature double entendre.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. FYI: Sheep are known as one of the dumbest animals on earth. (Turkeys are first. It's said that turkeys have been known to drown looking up to sky when it rains. Anthony Bordain opined: Like Bon Jovi fans.) But sheep, they'll believe in anything. Dog are smart, well, smarter, but no one in the animal kingdom (apart from primates) are as smart as pigs. What an amazing album. So many allegories to ponder. When you get to Pink Floyd's "The Wall", you better fasten your seatbelt Daniel! My best.
Hey Daniel, great show.
Poor book 😦
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What I love most about Sheep is how much the keyboardist Richard Wright is featured throughout. Nick Mason on drums is pretty intensely in the forefront as well. Gilmour and Waters always get the lion's share of the accolades but their support was never better than in this song.
That beat and those ethereal electronic choirs.
Animals is such a great album, Dogs is still my favorite, but this is the happy song, yes a triumphant ending. Again great show!!
This album is considered by many to be the beginning of the end of the band. Roger had a vision and used a heavy hand to impose his views on the other band members. He's been widely criticized for being a dictatorial egomaniac, but I would argue that he just had more deeply held political views and a greater passion to express them. Just as he had to fight for the darkness in DSOTM and the concept album format, he was able to impose his rather strong will and the intensity of his anger at the system on the majority in this album too. As Nick Mason wrote in his memoir, there was a lot of resistance to what Waters was bringing to the table, but admits that the rest of them weren't really presenting their own material. There had been such resistance in the making of Animals that for the next album Waters brought in a demo-type tape with rough "drafts" of all the songs for two albums "The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking" and "The Wall". The band listened to both and chose The Wall, an album Gilmore to this day doesn't like. He didn't like the Roger-centric Wall and really didn't like the related follow-up album The Final Cut.
Do whole Clockwork Angles album by Rush tells story of the Anarchist, the Pedlar and the Watchmaker
Yes, Animals and Animal Farm are both dark characterizations of people and I wouldn’t try too hard to identify myself as either pig, dog or sheep. I loved the Jim Carrey quote btw. Musically this album is killer. Nice job on your reviews, I enjoyed it a lot.
Daniel...your next album should be The Who’s Quadrophenia 🎧👍
You could say that they are criticizing people who say "Oh, I don't get involved in politics" as their civilization crumbles around them.....
A fave Floyd selection of mine as well great review
Best song on animals
Sheep is my favorite song on the album
this track was originally called Raving and Drooling.
YES!!! I agree, welcome back............ Sheep is my favourite and the album is my favourite :) Thanks dude.
Indeed, the one animal that they left out is decent human beings
Please now do A Passion Play by Jethro Tull!!!!!
Must be done in 2 parts too, similar to Thick As A Brick!!!!!
SHEEP
Lyrics by: Roger Waters
Music by David Gilmour & Roger Waters
Meaning of Sheep
Freely translated from this page of the italian site Legendary Cover:
legendarycover.it/testi-traduzioni/pink-floyd/sheep/
One of the most hidden and underrated masterpieces of this group, one of their most successful and interesting songs.
After meeting the powerful (Pigs) and the individuals who favor power to climb society (Dogs) in half an hour apnea, the time has come to sift through the human soul by talking about those who power makes him live, literally: the masses.
Sheep, like Dogs, was born in 1974, during the tour of The Dark Side Of The Moon, and like Dogs had a different title, which gave the idea of how you live life without thinking for yourself, precisely "Raving And Drooling ”(Delirious and drooling). Waters will change the title to make it more coherent with Animals, choosing an animal that symbolizes that tranquility typical of those who are willing to suffer every abuse rather than commit themselves trying to change things: the sheep.
In addition to the title, the style of the song will also change. Raving And Drooling had to be recorded as a jam session, to communicate the absence of critical and structured thinking typical of certain people, just as a jam session is a casual and improvised mixture of elements, without a real beginning and a precise end.
To further accentuate the madness effect underlying the sheepish attitude, Pink Floyd again use radio presenter Jimmy Young who had repeatedly criticized the band. On Meddle, the phrase "One of these days I'm going to cut you in little pieces" was the answer to Young; on Raving And Drooling, the presenter's voice is randomly recorded, chopped up and reassembled. The result is a voice that utters nonsense sentences, as if it had a mental problem. Waters' voice was then retained and mixed with these inhuman verses with the use of synthesizers.
It was the idea of madness that Waters wanted to achieve. Sheep are mindless masses incapable of critical thinking. This does not allow them to get out of the maze that pigs and dogs have built around them, an infinite labyrinth made up of fences and walls, to confine them and make them completely harmless.
They spend their lives grazing to eat and sleep and reproduce, only with the vague feeling that there is something wrong with the society in which they live, without the strength or the courage to understand what it is. Beyond their basic needs they see little and think even less, and it will be on basic needs that power will strike the nail to ensure that these people are on their side. When basic needs are ensured, ordinary people think of nothing else and power can continue its work undisturbed.
The passage ... continue ->
… its work undisturbed. -> reprise
The passage also has religious influences, the sheep is a symbol of candid innocence, and the phrase
It can mean that reality can be terribly different from what it seems to those who see it with the eyes of a "faith", religious or otherwise, such as in institutions or in a person seen as a "guide".
The sheep pretend not to be in danger and faithfully follow the leader. When reality inevitably shows itself as it really is ("Now things are really what they seem"), they will be surprised not to be in a nightmare.
Waters composes this piece, but Richard Wright makes it masterful. The piano beginning, between the piercing bleats of the sheep and Gilmour's bass (he plays the bass in Sheep) is an instrumental section that gives an almost dreamlike charge to the piece. It is a fuse, because the song flows with progressive, almost obsessive urgency. Waters' voice fading into the hum of the synthesizer evokes something that falls apart until it disappears, such as critical thinking; the heart rate pounds until the second verse, when suddenly everything is quiet, to enter the altered sermon of the sheep world.
After an echo of the word “stone” from Dogs, when Gilmour sang “… carried down by the stone”, Waters recites a sort of prayer in a distorted, incomprehensible voice. The idea is always to propose the alien language of society's "sheep". It is a blind litany, disturbing and devoid of color, where the voice plays a long series of metallic sounds that mix with the effects of the synthesizer and the inevitable bass, constant background throughout the song. The sermon begins bland but is infected by the pressing rhythm of the song, soon the obsessive bleating of the sheep becomes deafening, it is surmounted by the voice that continues to utter senseless sounds until everything ends as it suddenly began with the third verse sung.
Power uses religion and politics to control the masses that might rebel, as happens in the ending of the passage, where the sheep turn against their masters, with a cry. This verse may have a second interpretation, that is, throwing oneself around someone's neck in a blind act of devotion.
The sheep are so many that they seem like an army, they all go in the same direction as every flock, a brainless mobile mass that thinks it is inside a dream.
In the last verse, the dogs died under the revolt of the sheep. But it is a change of power. Those who have undermined him are preparing to take his place, in fact there is to be careful, someone tells the most harmless sheep to stay at home and "do what they are told".
The song ends as it began and as it went on, in a masterly way: David Gilmour's solo is joyful, it seems like an uncontrolled and perhaps exaggerated party, a party that probably won't last long.
Individuals who take the place of the old powerful will dispense the same abuses to ordinary people, who only have to think about getting old, without getting in the way. It may be dangerous.
Although I dont like to rate most bands albums, and it is so tough to rate the Floyd's catalog.. Lets first state that after Roger it was a 35 year lapse of reality... Without a doubt Pink Floyd made great strides with each album. For many years they were a psychedelic jam band and the songs would come from those jams. But as time went on, more songs came on their own. Meddle.. saw a split where there was a distinct difference between Cut you into little pieces and San Tropez... Obscured by Clouds pointed the way to DSOTM.. Most people 'back in the day' said the Wish you were Here was their favorite and they were bored with Dark Side.. Saying I have a favorite its a tight race.. I loved Obscured... and Dark Side and Wish.. equally... but Animals.. is a different species.. and its tied as my favorite with The Final Cut...
Pigs on the Wing part 2 always makes me cry
Sheep is my favorite track - but I dig the whole album.
For me the best pink floyd album……love it…..!
Ok now we are talking!!! Sheep my fav off this album (although the entire album is amaz) this guitar is MIND BOGGLING!!!!!!!!!
I remember buying this on 8-track when it came out. I think it was their last truly great album. The next one, "The Wall", is good in parts but is spoiled by Roger Waters' massive ego and belief that he was the whole show and that the other guys were just his backing band. Their last album, "The Final Cut", is pretty much a Roger Waters solo album and is their absolute worst, especially with all of Roger's tone-deaf caterwauling.
Please, react to The Wall album next.
Hi Daniel, did you finish The Yes Album? I can’t find your reaction to “Perpetual Change”. Great job on Animals!
My Top 5 Favorite Progressive Albums:
5: King Crimson - Red
4: YES - Relayer
3: Pink Floyd - Animals
2: King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
1: YES - Close to the Edge
If you haven’t reviewed them yet, “Meddle” and “Obscured By Clouds” are two other amazing Pink Floyd albums, not a bad song on either.
Fantastic!
I saw animals live in 1977 it was awesome
I would like to recommend you a song called "El desastre de Hésperus" by Palmira Romano. If you like Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Uriah Heep or Deep Purple, I think you could like it.