Rappers React To Pink Floyd "The Great Gig In The Sky"!!!
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- On this segment of Rappers React, Hollywood thought it would be a good idea to show Smokey one of his most favorite songs of all time "The Great Gig In The Sky" by Pink Floyd. Any suggestions, send them our way!!!
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I always said Tool is our generations Pink Floyd. To hear you say they are the greatest bands ever makes me so happy they are my favorite 2 bands easily.
"DMT in music form" - that's Floyd, for sure! Clare Torrey, who sang this, was invited in as a session singer and told to listen to the music, feel it, and sing (sounds, not words) over it. She did it in two takes and the second one was used for the album track. The most perfect album ever recorded - every track a gem and every track a brick in the wall of sound that the album is. In the Billboard 200 for 917 weeks, easily longer than any other album. 15 Platinum discs! I saw Floyd do this live in 1975 and again in 1989. Nice choice and perfect reaction.
Great fact about the recording session with the singer, cool! Thanks for sharing!
She did not do it in "two takes". It was the result of a long recording session where she did what she did. The end product is what producer Alan Parsons pieced together. It was not performed as you hear it in other words.
@@paulmahon1613 which makes sense considering the band allowed every singer they had perform this part live to do their own interpretation of it.
@@paulmahon1613 Thats mostly correct. She tried several different types of vocals for the track before she did the "Two takes". She wasnt sure how to approach the song and they didnt want to direct her. She finally settled on how she wanted to do it and after the 2nd take she said that a 3rd take wouldnt add anything. Thats when Parsons edited the two takes and achieved the final cut.
@@thehairybeast9707 still the best £30 ever spent in music history.
Well until 2005 when TC and PF settled out of court for a undisclosed sum when TC sued for and got co-authorship.
Not bad for a “short white posh bird from London” (Clare’s own words)
This song is an interpretation of the 3 stages of when a person dies (anger, fear, and acceptance).
This one being Acceptance it's almost a little hard to listen to it with out the other interpretations before it.
5 stages, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
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@@biggusdickus1689 I would agree with you but with the way the song is laid out it compresses the 5 stages into 3. Denial and Anger, Bargaining and Depression and finally acceptance.
I'm secretly hoping that Wednesdays becomes the "Book of Pink Floyd" now 😏
Yes please.
Please
Agreed. More Pink Floyd!
I stand 10000000000000000000000000% behind wednesdays being the "Book of Pink Floyd"
THIS^^^^^
Tool is a band where the albums should to be listened to in a sitting! Pink Floyd NEEDS to be listened to in a sitting! Man, there is so much great music out there, I keep discovering more and more, it never stops. Music is life!
Floyd..is still as relevant as it was 40 years ago ..smoke needs to just hear dark side ..whole album start to stop .. get smoked and lay out on the floor ...
Do it synced up with The Wizard of Oz.
Animals Is better than dark side
Echoes: Live in Pompeii is probably my favorite Pink Floyd album.
eat some mushrooms or take some LSD. They take floyd and tool to a whole new level.
This but Animals instead
Never seen Hollywood so animated. For the full experience you do need to listen to the whole album start to finish, that's really the only way to do it. First time I listened to DarkSide I was laying on my friends floor in the middle of the night coming down off mushrooms. It was magic.
I've been a tool fan for a while. Just got into Pink Floyd. It took a while for me. I really appreciate how they make music into art, and the way they make you feel it and experience it rather than just hearing it. It does a lot for me to relax and give my attention to the process.
This song makes me feel like they think there's hope after dying. There's nothing for them to say, just an expression of raw emotion.
don't overlook the syd barratt albums the way people sometimes do
Record (Dark Side): Most weeks on Billboard, 917 weeks. Yes thats almost 2 decades being on the top.
Need to listen to the album in it's entirety...it is made as one big song!
Agreed
well yeah it’s not a secret that pink floyd sort of wrote albums rather than individual songs, but the songs are still very different from one another so I wouldn’t say it’s like listening to one hella long song, but it’s an awesome album.
You have a lovely smile and wonderous smile!
Lets see, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon was on the billboard charts for an unprecedented 714 week. That's 15 years. No other album has come close.Yea, I'd say they are one of the best.
Also Ruths career hr total
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This has to be the single most brilliant song to evoke emotions in someone. It is the song of the gods Smokey! You are right! Thank you guys for this one!
This album came out in 1973, I was 8 years old, it was a phenomenon, just about everyone I knew was listening to this album, I got it on cassette when I was 10, been a Pink Floyd fan ever since
Trash Talkers Floyd is an album oriented band. It's meant to be listened to by dropping the needle on track one then flipping the vinyl and dropping the needle again. ✌
I would enjoy seeing that from these guys:)
Pink Floyd is legendary. You cannot touch them with a ten-foot pole. There have been many great bands, awesome songs, Platinum albums, and extremely talented musicians in this world but Pink Floyd is its very own entity.
Geez I clicked on this faster than on your Lateralus reaction! Loved Hollywood's enthusiasm but man, gotta cut back on the spoilers for Smokey at the start haha!😜 Hope to keep seeing more Floyd from Time to Time.
Agreed. I like reactions where one person knows the song and the other doesnt, but you dont want to over hype it.
what's funny is the woman who sings on this song, improvised her singing right before she started, she said she wanted her voice to sound like one of the instruments in the song.
Well she def did
They told her to vocalize death.
Guys, you gotta stop! Following up Tool Tuesday with Pink Floyd is too much!!! If you can, react to Dogs or Pigs or Sheep from Animals. Those songs are long, but will blow you away. Each one is like a self contained album and unique works of art. Keep going. Favourite reaction channel!!
Hopelessly passing your time in the grassland a way!!
Ha ha!
Wave upon wave of demented avengers
March cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream dream dream dream dream......
Oh man hell ya.
SHEEP allllll the way.
Dogs is the ultimate Pink Floyd song
Dogs is AMAZING
i concur with this lot
Favorite Album.
Marooned from The Division Bell is another amazing instrumental that's cool
Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin had a baby. It's name was Tool.
I’m with you - Pink Floyd was my favorite group growing up and Tool is my favorite group today
Dark side holds the record for most weeks on the billboard 200. It charted from 1973 to (I think) 1988.
We know it was some record
@@Hollywood6IX its popped up on the charts since then but that was the consecutive weeks charted. Great album, cant believe that was their 8th studio release.
Not gonna lie I'm surprised this was your choice to introduce someone to Floyd, but still a great one!
Would love to see a reaction to their Live in Pompeii performance of Echoes, that's one video I can watch a thousand times over and always be blown away. The entire live in Pompeii concert is essential viewing for Floyd fans.
Man, your guys' love for Pink Floyd is totally giving me good vibes. I love this band so much. I don't care which tracks you pick, but I would love to see more Floyd reactions from you dudes!
One of my favorites by PF..I love Clare Torreys voice. I don't think anyone else could've given the song the same feel. Great reaction guys
Yes!!! Pink Floyd!! You guys are awesome, I'm so happy you decided to jump in to my all time favorite band. Can't wait to see more reactions to this band! You guys should check out some of their work with Syd Barrett next time
Trash Talkers you have to dive into the deep end of this amazing discography. 🤞✌
Damn Hollywood dropping musical knowledge!! Love you guys, can't believe you guys are starting the Pink Floyd dive. Thank you for all you do!
You guys are killing it. Love it!
Just such a wonderful cut of music 25000 times I've listened to Im still blown away. You can rock any baby asleep to this works every time. Enjoy
Dark Side Of The Moon sold aprox 45 million copies, was on the us billboard chart for nearly 20 years.
Thriller is probably the only album to sell more. Different sources have Dark Side Of The Moon usually in top 3 best selling ever. Cool reaction
Dark Side of the Moon has remained on the billboard charts longer than any other album. It's been on one chart or another since it was released. It has been on the top 200 for 950 weeks total (over 700 weeks consecutive.... I think) . It's sold over 45 million copies. It has been on the billboard 200 and pop catalogue charts as of 2006 for 1716 weeks. By now August of 2020 it has probably exceeded 2000 weeks. It still to this day continues to appear and reappear on the top 200 billboard charts nearly 50 years after it's release. It's my all time favorite album.
Don’t sleep on Zep; Achilles Last Stand, Since I’ve been living you LIVE, Immigrant Song, Dazed and Confused, Ten Years Gone, the Rain Song, Any Colour You Like
Wizard of Oz was the first movie ever to use color. It begins in black and white in Kansas and then when Dorothy lands in Oz, it changes into color.
also, the Actors plying tin man lion and screcrow all play farmers in kansas in the b and w part
@@gdkey8025 yes and the dead witch, the lady who wasn't nice to her on the farm, and the wizard of Oz was also the guy who had the horse and carriage.
Maynard Monday ( apc and puscifer), tool Tuesday, Floyd Friday, system Saturday? Think about it guys
Ok, ITs time for some Porcupine Tree (Anesthetize live or Trains) or Steven Wilson (Home Invasion/Regret#9 or Ancestral or the saddest song in the world Routine).
Porcupine Tree was Steven Wilson band before he went solo, and both "sides" of his music are amazing. The Steven Wilson "Hand.Cannot.Erase" Album is a must listen from beginning to finish, its a concept album based on a real story about a woman who was found dead in her apartment about a year after she died. And she was not a old catlady, she had friends and family and just no one ever called her or missed her. Very powerful stuff...
That's unbelievable sad story!
Thank you for your comment.
Top 5 songs of all time for me ,also it evokes my high school days tripping my ass off
This is a timeless track, but you need to listen to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album from beginning to end.
Hey guys loving the show, watching from Australia. I'm trying think of a request but struggling with that one song I love the most.
Killin it boys. Keep it up. You want to hear a dmt trip gotta do lost keys-rosetta stoned. Please please please. Don't make me beg....
Its not a DMT trip without Lipan Conjuring cause in lipan conjuring is where they do the DMT. Then it leads into the rest!
I discovered Pink Floyd when i was 5 years old with another brick in the wall, now on My 23 YO cannot stop listening everyday any song, it's like the soundtrack of My life, Shine on You crazy diamond is beautifull men 🙊
I was the same way. I cut my teeth on classic rock and Pink Floyd was served for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Now we have this incredible resurgence of classic rock. Whats more, while classic rock was always consider "White folk's music" the new generation of classic rock listeners encompasses the most ethnically diverse audience its ever had.
I’ve always thought of Tool as the the Pink Floyd of our generation. Pink Floyd was edgy and heavy for their time, but they didn’t sacrifice any creativity to be in the rock genre. Sounds like Tool to me. Also, I agree with Hollywood’s assessment. Pink Floyd sits on top. Not taking anything away from the Beatles, nor their influence on all of music, but I still agree with Hollywood.
I've been saying the same thing for years also!!!
I WANT TO SEE HOLLYWOOD PRETEND TO SING THE WHOLE ALBUM!!! I WILL PAY MONEY FOR IT!
Seriously, this is my favorite video. Came for Tool reactions, stayed for these two dudes' good vibes.
Thanks bro this means alot to us
@@Hollywood6IX "Came for Tool reactions, stayed for these two dudes' good vibes."
Yeah, +1 :)
I wish to patronite you guys for that, but home economy is pretty s**t now.
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!! Pink Floyd and Tool are the two greatest bands of all time!!!
Great reaction guys! I'm a huuuuge fan of Pink Floyd, so thanks for this masterpiece:)
Mr Hollywood I love Your emotional expression. Dark side of the Moon is a one of the best album in music history. This song always take me in the another dimention. The way of singing is like a soul cry after death. In Pulse concert this song sing three singers. Great reaction. Take care about Yourself.
“Three Days” by Jane’s Addiction, please
Maaaannn... NO ONE is doing reactions to Jane’s Addiction and they are by far the best product of the late 80s and a key influencer to the 90s rock/grunge music that came up after the hair-bands all killed themselves
Of Course is probably one of my favorite songs of theirs.
Lip syncing to this means you are SURELY a SOLID PF fan! Loved it!!
Yup, you can not fake it when the voice of the Goddess overtakes you. Clearly, Hollywood is a man who keeps Pink Floyd in his soul.
I could be wrong, but I believe that the passionate vocalization is representative of dying. Her voice expresses the railing against death and the gradual acceptance and embrace of demise.
A DMT trip is literally detailed in Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned by Tool.
Love it
I was laughing at Hollywood going nuts throughout this one. I don’t know if this is the song I would start someone with on PF but looking forward to more reactions from them
Love the pooch at the beginning...my blue heeler does the same thing
Hoping you will continue doing pink floyd, just subscribed, tnx
You mentioned this song has no lyrics, but it does. The message in the beginning about "...not afraid of dying...", but more importantly, the message at 9:47 "If you can hear this whispering you are dying".
Heard Dark Side of the Moon a million times and it still gives me goosebumps.. If you heard it on a psychedelic you wouldn't believe your ears how great of an album this is. Life changing.
This is the 5 stages of grief. denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Clare did it just right here. Floyd has had other women sing this but no one get close to this.
Same thing with Smokey introducing Hollywood to Tool, but this time it is switched around!
And again from all of us: Thank you so much, guys, for experiencing stuff you like together, showing each other new music and developing your taste.
Also you should do the whole album on one sitting and put it on Patreon (I am not a patron, but I still think it is the better idea). I don't think you should listen to it broken up and out of order. The whole album is an experience. You could also break it up in editing and make it a whole project, which would be fitting for such an artist.
Agreed my friend
hahaha I love you guys!
no sir, we love you guys
I think this song is especially noteworthy because this was neither Roger, nor David's song. It was Richard's song with an outsider doing the vocals. Despite this, the song is incredibly iconic and indicative of everything we know and love about Pink Floyd. Its also interesting to note that Clare herself was ultimately dissatisfied with her performance and was convinced that she would never hear from the band again. 6 months later she found out that the album was #1 in the US which was a monumental feat for a European band.
Wish You Were Here i think is one of their best songs. Also Have A Cigar is another great one
You guys should read the story about the original singer Clare Torry, (plus, it is shocking to see her because there is another live version done later with just her because she looks like an English home maker), but she ended up suing them for credit as a co-writer because they told her the song is about death, and she started to sing something on first take and they were like, "no we don't want that", so she got the idea to use her voice like an instrument and this was her second take. She left there not knowing anything and getting paid for x amount of hours of her time, the going rate. Then when she heard the album and realized they used her entire part and that pretty much made her a co-writer she took them to court and won. However, she was on stage with them at a later date doing this song, so I guess bygones were bygones at that point!
That opening line is the most accurate thing I’ve ever heard. Lol
Pink Floyd - Free Four
from the Obscured By Clouds album that was released a year before Dark Side
The Wizard of Oz starts out in black & white, and transitions to color after the opening sequence. It's generally thought of as the first major motion picture to be filmed and distributed in color (though it isn't) because it's the first color movie most Americans were exposed to
Listen to Echoes, doesn't matter whether album or live( Pompeii or Gdansk), all versions are mind blowing , listen, close your eyes and just enjoy the ride
This album stayed on the billboard top 200 chart for 741 straight weeks. Hold the record and it will never be broken. Over 50 million sold in the US alone
Yo, Dogs, that's my favourite song by Pink Floyd.
Was in the charts from 1973 till 1988: 15 years
and still sells around 1500 copies a week
I never did DMT but you nailed it. Amazing...
The first lady sends me out of this world....
YOU NAILED IT!
Love that y'all went with some floyd. Hollywood goin off to this brought a smile on. If y'all dig this, i have a feeling you might dig Deep Purple's "Child in Time," particularly a live set of theirs from 1970 available on here. Give that one a listen, and keep it up!
Smokey's riding dirty !
I use to trip and jam to this. Exploring the world from my room
The song is about death. The stages of dying or stages of grieving. One of them described Clare Torry as a housewifely white woman, lol. It's often said she did it in one take, but here is what David Gilmore said: We gave her some dynamic hints: "Maybe you'd like to do this piece quietly, and this piece louder." She did maybe half a dozen takes, and then afterwards we compiled the final performance out of all the bits. It wasn't done in one single take.
GREAT GIG IN THE SKY LIVE (PULSE DVD) is one of the greatest live performances of all time!
I would love to see that reaction!
Pink Floyd paved the road and Tool maintains the road
This to me represents what it is like as you draw your last breath and begin the journey down the black hole and begin to fade away on your next journey.
There are bands and then there is Floyd. Exactly.
Just listening to the honest discussion made me subscribe. I love the Beatles - always will - but listening to your breakdown nailed me down.
And by the way, that was all improvised, on the spot. Holy fuck...
This is one of my favourite song. Simple, pure, beautiful and powerful.
Pink Floyd is at another level, period.
Wizard of Oz was shot in colour. Was originally shot in both sepia, black-and-white, and Technicolor.
Hi wonderful rappers! I think since you like trippy side of Tool maybe you want to check out earlier Pink Floyd albums, like Ummagumma or Sourceful of secrets... Try any of these from Ummagumma:
Astronomy Domine (8:29)
Careful With That Axe, Eugene (8:50)
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (9:12)
A Saucerful of Secrets (12:48)
I used to bash E/Molly at the weekends and during that pre-comedown part I used to listen to this song on repeat for HOURS and would end up inside my duvet while trying to push myself through my bedroom wall haha it was magic!! 😂😂😂
There are three live versions under the Floyd name. Clare Torrey did a live version as part of Floyd's segment of the Knebworth concert in 1990. Rachel Fury, Durga McBroom and Margret Taylor did the live version on Delicate Sound of Thunder (1987). Samantha Brown, Durga McBroo and Claudia Fontaine performed it in 1994 on the P*U*L*S*E album.
It's about death and the emotions of grief that lead to acceptance.
You guys will LOVE “One of These Days” from early Floyd!! This is a track that definitely inspired Tool, and it will take you to distant places just as Tool does
No question. Its without a doubt their most Tool like song. Probably one of Rogers most prolific and powerful base riffs.
Wizard of Oz was one of the earliest films to be filmed in color but did have black and white for the non dream section
Hollywood, love your comments about Pink Floyd. I could not agree more. Comparing Tool to them is very fair. They both could be considered Prog Rock bands. Floyd is one of my all time favorites! Great breakdown on their impact. I hold them far above the others you mentioned. I would put them over The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and such, but I also think they are in a different sub-genre. Comparing to The Wizard of Oz, have you ever watched Dark Side of the Rainbow where they sync the music to The Wizard of Oz?
Dark Side of the Moon holds the records of most charted weeks of being on Billboard's Top 200 albums with 950+,736 consecutively from its release in 1973 to 1988. The album second on that list with Legend by Bob Marley with 625.
Had to check out losing my life from falling in reverse
Plz do more !!!! Anything off of the animals album it's like it's the best album in my eyes
Bare in mind it was an album, Great Gig in the Sky was the last track on the 1st side, you then had to get up off of your stoned ass couch, turn the vinyl over and put the needle back on it.......
Yeah, there are many interesting things connected with this "limited capacity" of vinyl side in the meaning of PF album constructions.
How about a Paetreon (sp) live Wizard/PF broadcast!
Good idea
Wizard of Oz was one of the first ever movies in color... 1939. Dark Side came out in 1973.
Damn my guy is channeling Vin in this reaction when he knows a song
OK, .. on the album it is one gal Claire Torry , she was asked to come in and improvise and she would try to add words and Roger would say , NO, no words ... and she didn't know what to do .... then she decided to imagine herself as an instrument ..... NOW LIVE the band would always have 3 separate gals do the song .... NOW the two gals that Roger Waters had brought me to tears ... up to that point ... over 100 concerts .. I had never cried at a concert ... the two blonde gals are actually their own group called LUCIOUS ... look up Roger Waters live staples center great gig in the sky , on youtube ... that is where I cried
Was trying to find your reaction to "Shine on you crazy diamond" ,but didn't find one. You definitely need to do it if you haven't already!
aw man... what a trip...
You're fucking awesome brother
This album was on the charts for almost 750 weeks!