PINK FLOYD - One Of These Days (Pulse Live at Earls Court 1994) | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Richard Wright was a machine!!! What a HERO!!!!!!
Guy Pratt entered God Mode in this song!! Gilmour on a steel guitar... The man is a living God in the guitar world.
Pink Floyd is a complete genre unto itself. The tone, sound, lyrics...Iconic, timeless.
Gilmour on a steel guitar is completely Unfair😌
"One of these days, I'm going to cut you into little pieces" one of the handful of vocals from Nick Mason.
I was at this concert and my seat was directly below the right-hand pig, I happened to look up just as it came out and saw this giant pig flying straight for me! Fabulous concert, it was 10 times better 'in the flesh' than one can get from these videos.
We had seats near the rafters for the Animals show but were rewarded when the pig flew around the arena right at our eye level!
Good times🎉🎉🎉
@ianbrooke6324 Agreed I was there as well a short hop from Ireland and it was brilliant - in my sixties now and love them as much as I always have - my children were brought up on PF and they love them as well - multi generational
imagine if you were tripping 😉😊
This was the opening track on Meddle, then closing with Echoes. Holy shit, with bread that good, it wouldn't matter what the sandwich meat was.
The pigs (boars actually) was a poke in Roger Waters' eye for him denying them the use of the pig from Animals when they performed it live. The line "One of these days, I'm going to cut you into little pieces" was recorded at double speed by Nick Mason, then played at normal speed with distortion. Thanks for doing this one - many reaction channels don't bother with this hidden masterpiece of music, individual performance, and production (the audience sure approved).
They had a giant pig floating right over the heads of the crowd at the 88 concerts. I was there. Scary-looking fucker.
You left out the part where David thwarted Roger’s complaint about the pigs by attaching huge balls on them 😂
@@lynnhoffman247 That's just nuts....
2.44 the guitarist slips in a bar from the Doctor Who TV show theme. Years later, Doctor Who kind of returns the favour in the Peter Capaldi story 'Caretaker', the Doctor whistles the line 'we don't need no education' from Another Brick in the Wall by Floyd. I think someone did a YT video on it.
Greatest Live Performance EVER ❤️✌🏼🔥🇺🇸🇺🇦
What you don't see in this vid. is at the end, the pigs are push out of the tubes. Hence ; critic said back when this was recorded ( 1972) that their music would sell when pigs can fly and they don't play 4 beat dance song > As you see the disco ball in " Comfortably Numb" same concert. Saw 5 times. Pulse 1994 : 14 days in a row sold out. Watch this in 1972 ( Pompeii) and again with Dave playing in 2016 Pompeii with instrument I have ever seen. Dave in 2016 " in any tongue" at 70 yrs old and the last time playing " Comfortably Numb"
You seriously need to do a live stream and watch the whole concert, from beginning to end. Finally experience everything the band wanted you to feel from the show
Pink Floyd are the Undisputed GODS of Live Performance. Actually, the concert performance was a magnitude bigger than any studio version.
Nice reaction as always. This concert must have been one of the greatest ever.. Pink Floyd concert in Gothenburg and I chose between food that month or a ticket. Have I ever regretted anything so much as missing that concert
Growing up in the 70s, every new stereo receiver I bought, "One of These Days" studio version was the first record on the turntable to test the speakers. Then on to "Baba O'Riley" but that's for a different day. Great reaction and you are right about the instrumentals.
Excellent! Love David's slide guitar on this.❤ I agree, they are masters at creating sounds and atmosphere.
Yes it's from their Meddle album.
An interesting story about the original studio version of this song: there's two bass guitars playing and David Gilmour said (in a guitar magazine interview) one of the bass guitar's strings were dead, pretty much used up so he sent a roadie to go get new strings. The roadie never returned, the guys figure he must have gone to see his girlfriend so they went ahead and recorded the final version of the song with those dead bass strings and that's why one of them sounds like it's really going thunk thunk!! At least that's how David Gilmour put it??
David Gilmour The Lord of the Guitars 🎸🎸🎸
Grande performance anche per Guy Pratt al basso e Nick Mason 🥁
You ever watch "Dr. Who"? Did you catch the little Doctor Who break in there? These guys are a visual music and Sonic experience. With sound coming at you from all corners of stadium.
Greetings from Canada. Yes, from Meddle. Not quite an instrumental, because there was one (spoken) line: One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces. Ooops, you just read that line. Lest some one give you some bad info: when played on one's lap, it is a lap steel guitar... but here it is called (by its maker) a console steel guitar. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
If you want another instrumental. Check out Pink Floyd - Marooned. It's the only Pink Floyd song that won a Grammy.
Actually the way they recorded the lyric "one of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces" is a funny story. The person whose voicing it is Nick Mason and he said it in a high-pitched falsetto voice really fast!! To get the low growling effect they just slowed it way down and re-recorded it that way!
Music Gods that decided to pay us a visit.
It was cutting up audio recording of a BBC DJ the guys didn't like much.
I believe the Boar's replaced the Pink Pig due to legal dispute with Roger. And I believe they were complete with over sized testicles... maybe there was a message in there somewhere? 😂
The inflatable pig's first appearance was from the Animals tour when I believe he (Algie) floated above the audience. He made another appearance during Run Like Hell during The Wall tours. There was a legal dispute over whether or not the band could use him moving forward so slapped a giant set of genitalia on him to get around copyright infringement and brought him out during the Delicate Sound tour. These two are an entirely new design with the tusks. My guess is they were only the front half of the pigs since they were moored to the bases of the towers.
yaeh, you had to be there , i was twice , man it's a life changing experience
Yes! Epic
The feeling I get when I hear and see this rendition of "One Of These Days" is imagining driving down an incredible busy freeway & having the passenger sitting next to me reach over and slam their foot down on top of mine slamming the accelerator to the floor!!!
HERE WE GO!!!!!!!!
Kind of a rush.....
LoL theyre smiling because they know exactly what their about to do to Everyone
Love your reactions! You are spot on more times than not. Love watching you go down the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd.
If Im not mistaken, this was the song before the first major break. I dont care what album its from. This performance is on a completely different level. They turned the Volume WAY up before the break. No vocals, just GOD like skill at making pure music
Damn! Pulse. I thought it was going to be Pompeii.
Instrumental Highlight: Marooned
God Bless Richard Wright..a central component of this performance! Guy Pratt was a supreme Bass God in this song. He drove the whole performance
Pink Floyd threw the rule book out the window, and reinvented music from the ground up.
Nobody had ever done that before. Perhaps nobody ever will again.
Too good to be; will certainly impress the young generation who approach the media event in a neutral manner.
E.g. the Pompeii version 1972 confused me as a teenager, but fascinated me at the same time. The music is absolutely in the foreground there ❤.
That's the big difference between the prog phase around 1970 and the very commercial Pulse Multi Media production.
Yeh all downhill after Meddle
2.48 in homage to Doctor Who.
Pulse Concert tour that is😬
Pulse was the total multimedia sell-off. When the three female jackdaws had to move together from left to right behind behind the only powerful dictator, that was English sarcasm; Monty Python couldn't have staged it better. Haha.✌
The album Meddle was Pink Floyd's breakout album, with this album they moved away from the british beatle style beats and melodies into their own sound, with this track and Echoes on the same album, they found what they were searching for and what their fans were waiting on
And that was it
What you on about Beatle beats?
Pompeii anyday
Now try this on mushrooms..do it.
Not quite a total instrumental. Granted, the lyric only contains twelve words, but lyric none the less. ✌🏼😎🇺🇸
There are lyrics. "One of these days, Im going to cut you into little pieces" The loud thumping before it at the end is someone pounding on a door with his clinched palm over head, Someone has locked themselves in a room.????? My girl friend in the late 70s said that fit the narrative. 12 words sound = a Pink Floyd master piece. Wants rent? Daughter low life? Wife beaten?
david gilmour is a guitar god.....