OUR FIRST FLOYD REACTION!! FINALLY! Pink Floyd - Two Suns in the Sunset | COUPLE REACTION (BMC Req.)
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- See how Nick (🇩🇪) and Lex (🇺🇸/🇲🇽) do their first Floyd reaction on the channel and thanks to this request started with a deep [and final] cut (pun intended)! Has Nick heard this before!? Lex definitely hadn't!
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It is an emotional song that’s why I love it so and of course I loved both of your reactions. Animals is an awesome album streaming the whole enchilada live sounds like a great idea!👍🏽
The Gunners Dream from this album is a powerful and moving song. One of my all time favorites.
Great song!
Igualmente bro
The final cut, destroy me
Especially when that saxophone kicks in...chills...every time.
amazing song
I am a decades-long Pink Floyd fan, and this is actually my favorite PF album. I don't think it is their best, but it is my favorite.
This Album Stands Proud In The Pink Floyd Collection , Lyrically I Would Say Its One Of Their Best !
Two suns in the sunset refers to nuclear war. The lyrics are extremely powerful.
"The wire that holds the cork
That keeps the anger in
Gives way
And suddenly it's day again"
This means that is witnessing a nuclear explosion, which is why it is day again, even though the sun has just set.
"two suns in the sunset,
could be the human race is run"
Hence, the second sun is a bomb going off. A very poetic way of describing the nuclear holocaust.
I've recently listened to The Final Cut several times in my car. I like it more now than I did before, it is VERY moody & emotional, probably one of the most depressing albums out there. But depending on my frame of mind, it might be exactly what I need to listen to.
This song is definitely sounds like Roger doing a practice run for "Pro's and Cons of Hitchiking", even down to the sound of cars in the background. Thanks for the reaction guys.
According to Pink Floyd the concept for Pro’s and Con’s of Hitchhiking was presented along The Wall concept for the group by Roger Waters. The team chose The Wall and the rest is history
This is how I see it as well. It's like a Precursor to Roger's solo career
So sad nobody reacts to Roger's solo work, Amused to Death is at par with The Wall and Dark Side
@@nunomuacho446 I see what you mean, but I don’t think is at par. Certainly not with dark side. The work they did together was always richer, even his own lyrics had more depth and not so obvious, which I prefer. Also Roger became such an asshole after that…
I don't think those words were RANDOM, random at all....
I saw his show a week ago in quebec and i cried during this song. It’s sooo emotional
incredible song, incredible album !!!!! That sax solo though........WOW !!!!!! The song is about a nuclear explosion ( The sun is in the east even though the day is done ) (Two suns in the sunset)
WoW is right🎷
Its an utterly mediocre album designed by an utterly mediocre musician who happened to be one of the top lyricists of the 70's rock era.
@@johnmrog I personally disgaree. He's a pretty bad singer imo but he wrote it astonishingly and the lyrics and music are beautiful. It's my personal favourite Floyd album (but then it isn't a Pink Floyd album really).
“Ashes and diamonds
Foe and friend
We were all equal in the end.”
The great equalizer. Could we have seen it before the End?! Floyd Brilliance still shines even turning to dust in the wind. Great pick. Thanks! 💜🤪
I love those lyrics❤️
Two suns in the sunset.
1) the sun in the sky
2) a nuclear bomb
As the windshield melts and my tears evaporate, leaving only charcoal to defend.
That's the way I've always heard it. "Leaving only charcoal to defend" "we where all equal in the end"
"in my rear view mirror the sun is going down". he is traveling east with the sun setting in the west. suddenly there's another "sun" in front of him (the bomb). roger came up with the idea for this song as he was driving one day at sunset. you never know where inspiration will come from.
That sax in the end touches our souls!
I think somebody needs to sit down and listen to this full album again. What you may have heard or was expecting as a kid hits a whole lot different as a young man. This is a brilliant Pink Floyd album. Take away all the group politics and fan biases surrounding it, and I think you would have to agree. The production, the composition, the lyrics... brilliant. And Roger has never been in finer voice. Fact is none of them were real anxious about pumping out another album so soon after The Wall album with all its clashes. But they had a contract to fulfill and this is what Roger had ready to go. If David was one tenth the writer Waters is he might have had an argument. But barring concepts and compositions of his own he really had no choice. Yes it's dark. So what else is new? It's Pink Floyd. And it's one of their best IMHO.
You must be a telepath, could not have said it better myself.👌🏽
The concept its fine though it really is just a rehash of the wall with Anti-Thatcher stuff thrown in. . My biggest issue is Roger's vocals are all over it, and frankly he is not a good singer. Particularly when he does any runs of high notes its awful and just screaching at times. I don't think anyone would argue Roger writes better lyrics, but musically, its just not as up to par with other pink floyd albums. Final cut was also incredibly dated very quickly. There are a couple of excellent tracks and a lot that are hard to listen to.
Not Now John and Fletcher's Memorial home are great, but no one really clamours to hear the rest of it. Its mostly either very hard to listen to or worse than better tracks on the Wall.
@@LordJuzzie I love his singing and passion in this and all the music and production. All a matter of taste
This is definitely Roger Waters' masterpiece, and his most moving vocal performance by far. He's not a virtuoso, but he is a very sophisticated musical thinker, and there's so much depth to this album.
@@johngrunwell6101 Agreed.
My favorite Pink Floyd album!
Very depressive music is ideal when we feel very depressive. It gives us something that we can relate to at that time. Then we get past this and enjoy it for it's sheer beauty
I'm getting chills and tears listening to this after not having heard it for probably about 15 years. I love this album, but yes it's dark, and that's probably why I haven't listened to it in so long. I listened to the album probably 50 times in the first 10 years after it came out. Emotional, profound stuff. Thank you for doing this! The style is SO classic Floyd. Lots of spaces in the music, which is what Roger has said is what Pink Floyd music is more about - the spaces rather than the notes. I love his description.
I was fourteen when this album was released, and played quite a lot back then, I guess it fit in well with the early teen melancholy ethos. TBH, I haven't listened to the album in probably 30 years, but I can still feel the vibe of it, and after listrening to "Two Suns" many of the other tracks are rushing back into my head.
Absolutely Doug. I don't think I've ever heard a band who could use silence or muted background noises so effectively. 'The Fletcher Memorial Home' on this album is classic example. Another is 'The Myth of Sisyphus' from 'Ummagumma', a Rick Wright extravaganza and the first Floyd album I ever heard - a great starting point for exploring the diversity of their talent.
I never heard a more beautiful song about the end of the world.
Amused to Death is another great one about the end of the human species
@@warholfactory9188 It’s a Miracle is another good one.
You took the words right out of my mouth👍🏽
The sax provides a touch of class to an epitaph
Rolling Stone said 'The Final Cut' marked 'Pink Floyd's artistic epiphany.'
My favorite song from the album and one of the ones I love most from Pink Floyd. It gives me a unique magic, especially at the end when the saxophone does its thing.
A heart felt and truly honest opinion of this amazing album
If you’re a lyric person and like deep emotion story songs like me. This is it. PERIOD
The more time that passes, the more and more I love The Final Cut and Animals, two albums that more mainstream Floyd fans tend to ignore:) Also the versions that Waters did at home of these songs are AMAZING
As a veteran, I feel like this is the Pink Floyd album I most relate to.
Very under rated album. Takes a couple of listens, then your hooked
Super Duper Album from them, this song is just PURE GENUIS!!! Cheers guys ❤️
@Braden C McClure I think it was because of the split snd that Waters had kicked out Richard Wright before. People were not in liking with that and dissed the album. Though the album did great on the charts so it is a bit odd. But those who think Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, Obscured by Clouds and Meddle are the highlights of Pink Floyd might not like this album... 🤷🏻♂️
Este albúm es uno de mis preferidos de Pink Floyd, lo escuché muchisímo. El tema que mas me gusta de este disco es Final cut..Excelente reaccion!!
Final Cut me encanta también👍🏽
@@mauriciodelarosa2449 ese tema tiene una carga emocional tremenda
Hey chicos! No debe haber una canción favorita en este álbum, el álbum completo es una joya. Es un álbum conceptual, cada canción conecta con la siguiente. Así es como se debe escuchar. Igual que The dark side of the moon.
Ohohohoh. One of my favorite albums. The album is sort of a concept album... the album is to be listened to from start to end. It is like Roger Waters first solo album and two or three songs comes from left over from The Wall... love to album...
Wow! You wrote this 2 months ago and I just wrote almost the same. Iswear I´m not copying on you.
It really is Water’s first solo album, but I really like it more than most people because I have a long history with it and part of my fondness is probably based in nostalgia. Andy Newmark’s drum part and performance is so good though and as a young drummer I remember being puzzled as I tried to emulate it. I think this is the only song off this album where he appears. Thanks so much for the reaction. I don’t always post, but I was there from day one and I watch every video you do. I was there for Beyond The Lighted Stage and the 2112 listen as well and I thank you for all the work that you guys do.
I don't play this album very often either but I do like it. It's just so sardonic, a very dark outlook ending with a nuclear explosion and everybody dying yet Waters makes it seem nostalgic. There's still some good music in there but it was made without Rick Wright who for me is half the Pink Floyd sound, Gilmour being the other half. Nick Mason said, "The Final Cut was Roger's album. The rest of us drifted into it."
I didn't like the Final Cut when it first came out. But it makes me cry now as well.
One of the best albums from the 80s.
Yes, some Floyd! awesome reaction and I love how you're doing a deep cut. The highlight for me is the Sax solo and overall it's such an emotional song that you don't need to have a lot going on in the music to convey the feelings.
Exactly!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I cry with you remenber my younger times ... greats from Portugal 🇵🇹🍻
Sorry Nick and Lex I did not mean to make you both cry.
Hey Nick N Lex. I'm a Floyd fan but never really checked out this album. This song was good but not what I would expect from Floyd. Good reaction. Keep up the good work.
It's more of a Roger Waters album because it was originally leftover Wall tracks that were all Waters material that were going to be released as a compilation. Waters ended up writing some more material and expanded it into a full concept album, getting Mason & Gilmour to play on it. He offered to release it as a solo album, but David & Nick both wanted the money from it being called Floyd, so since it was tied to the Wall & they had played on it he agreed.
That album wasn't really the thing that broke up Floyd. Roger wanted to do solo albums at the time and branch out working with new people, not returning to Floyd anytime soon. David did a solo album as well, but after he wasn't happy with the sales and low turnout to his concerts (with some dates on his tour even having to be cancelled) Both David & Nick wanted a return to making the big Floyd bucks, Roger was happy with the creative freedom of being a solo artist at the time, and cared less about the money than they did. So David & Nick with the record company threatened to sue Waters for "withholding product" in order to try to compel him, the bands principle songwriter, to come back to write another Floyd record straight away since they were still technically under contract and wanted to put pressure on him to get back to work. Instead Roger informed the record company that he quit in order to get out of his contract to be able to continue his solo career and avoid being sued. He wasn't expecting David (with Nick) to continue on with the name without him, or else he probably wouldn't have officially quit & fought to hold onto it. He expected the name to be retired. But they did in fact continue: well mainly David and some hired hands making a very commercialized Floyd like album MMLOR and sticking the PF name on it to guarantee millions of sales. All because David couldn't just accept releasing more material under his own name & honestly representing himself as a solo artist: putting in the work to build up his name but taking a substantial pay cut short term to do so like Waters was doing.
Yeah, the Wall was really Pink Floyd's last album.
This is such a beautiful song. Evokes so much emotion! I love the singing in this so much! I dont know why but i also do not listen to this album often! You both a so sweet! I loved this reaction! And this is a great song. I think i should revisit the album soon! Thanks again!
Thank you so much for your constant support!! We love having you and so glad you enjoyed this with us! :) - Lex
this is how it was in the uk in the 80s the sax solo is orgasmic
Jesus! This album is a masterpiece!
the cold war was at it's coldest when this album was recorded. threat of nuclear war was never more impending. "two suns in the sunset" clearly paints the finality of what people feared would be their end. "you'll never hear their voices ('daddy daddy!') and you'll never see their faces"... all in an instant. scary stuff.
I Love Pink Floyd, but I've never owned this album, therefore I've never heard this one. It has it's merits, but not my favorite. Maybe I'll have to listen to it more and it will grow on me.
@Braden C McClure Animals please!😎
When the tigers broke free, was originally not on this album. It was inserted in the remastered CD version and it completely breaks the flow of the original album.
That said, this album was mostly a reworking of The Wall rejects.
I have a special spot for it, because it was my introduction to Pink Floyd. All the rest followed from this, for me.
The Final Cut is very under rated ! Love you Lex !
I have always loved this song (Even without a David Gilmour guitar solo). The whole album (The Gunner's Dream, The Final Cut, Not Now John) is great. Many Floyd fans aren't too fond of it, but just the raw emotion of Roger's voice, makes it great in my opinion. You guys are great too.
I always found “Animals” to be a pretty dark album (think Animal Farm set to music.) Still a favorite next to “Darkside of the Moon” and “The Wall.” My last Floyd album which I love is “Momentary Lapse of Reason” and the David Gilmour song “On The Turning Away” about the homeless plight is my favorite.
The Final Cut is my favourite album.I love depression music
"Two suns" equals one sun plus one nuclear bomb.
Roger and his current band did a wonderful "at home" recording of this last year. You should check it out.
First of all I'm now in love with you guys. I've been having a hard time lately and discovering your reactions has been great. This song scared me shitless when I was a kid and realized what two suns in the sunset was referring to. The last verse of the song is one of the best things Waters ever wrote. I'm not a fan of The Final Cut - or PF in general, really - but this song makes this album worth it. Love you guys!
Hey welcome to the channel. Yes this album has an eerie vibe to me too. It feels much more like a solo album by Waters than a Floyd album. I am happy you're liking the videos. I hope you enjoy it here with us two👍
@@NicknLex The rumor has it that Waters brought this album and The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking - which would later just be a Waters solo album - to the band and they chose this. It is essentially a Waters solo effort, yeah. But I feel like post-Waters Pink Floyd is just David Gilmour solo. Except "High Hopes" - that might be one of the best songs with the Floyd name ever recorded. If you haven't done that one I think you should!
Tears, tissues, deep breath, a smile. 🌻🌞🌸💜🌺
The Final cut is So underated !
great reaction. Next time reqct to pink floyd green is the colour and pillow of winds. These two songs are the most.mellowest songs ever produced
I don't know what this was. I have never heard this.
Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall are all the Pink Floyd I will ever need.
This is such an underrated album ,and I love this song, so powerful . The sax at the end is sooo good , they could play that part for 20 more minutes and I would not complain . This was a very political orientated album at the time dealing with the Falkland island war its main topic .Roger did not like the fact that the British Empire was fighting another colonial war , and these senseless wars could lead to nuclear war " the sun is in the East , even though the day is done. Two sun's in the sunset , could be the human race is run " such powerful imagery .The Fletcher Memorial Home is a great song also . I also think that this was the second Album to have a Holophonic recording on it . great album worth the listen .
Roger does Two suns in the sunset in his current this is not a drill tour July to Sept 2022. Are you going to see it? I wish I could but I’m in England 😭The tour is the United States, Canada and Mexico xxx
My favorite pink floyd album of all
Nick Mason did not play drums on this song...Andy Newark did. Phenomenal drummer. He also plays on some Waters' solo stuff.
I would enjoy hearing "Take a Pebble" by ELP. If you want something different try "Taking theHit" by Joe Bonamassa, from live at Rockpallaste, with Eric Czar and Kenny Kramme.
I love this album it's a very personal one i think, the best song for me it's "the Final Cut"
@Braden C McClure Actually the only member missing is Rick both David and Nick played on this album.
The final cut was the best!
Two suns in the sunset refers to the sunset when a nuclear bomb drops.
Not Now John is the only song I remember from The Final Cut. I like this though. Maybe I should listen to the album in reverse order.
@Braden C McClure I would normally agree. I have all of Pink Floyd's albums, including the 33 disc The Early Years. I like everything except this disc. I think it's Roger Waters voice that aggravates me after a couple of songs. I have all of Gilmore's solo albums. About Face being my favorite. They're not as good as Pink Floyd albums but.... I have one Waters album. I never did become too attached to it.
I love that song too. Two Suns In the Sunset immediately follows Not Now John to close out the album in splendid fashion.
Thank you guys...💜
Listening to a singular Pink Floyd song, without listening to its entire “parent” album is like staring at one singular “jigsaw piece”, and wondering why you can’t see the whole “picture….
As a long Pink Floyd fan I would agree. But then again the fact that you clicked on the video sort of goes against your own argument. You came to this channel to watch only one song without getting the entire picture. As much as we'd like to react to full albums only, realistically you have to admit it would be pretty hard to do so. I'm sure that's why radio stations also played only one song. Anyway, thanks for stopping by!
@@NicknLex You guys put on a “fun” channel. I’m 53 yrs old, and I’m intrigued by younger people contemplating the music I grew up with. THAT’S why I clicked on this video…..Trust me, when the “mood” strikes me, and I want to “wash away” the day with some Floyd, I set aside an hour and a half, so I can take in “Animals”, “Wish You Were Here”, or the “The Wall”…………The Final Cut, is difficult for listeners that didn’t grow up in “The Cold War”, I certainly get it. But, It’s “high” on my list, as Pink Floyd albums go. Live long, and prosper, you two! I wish you the best!!
... and the last phrase of this Floyd's final album is "IN THE END"....
the whole last line is roger's eulogy for pink floyd... "ashes (gilmour) and diamonds (syd barrett),foe and friend (again david and syd),we were all equal in THE END". even all the letters on the album cover are lower case. no letter bigger than any of the others. all equal.
It's the best album to listen with headfones
With the Ukraine war, suddenly the line 'The rusty wire that held the cork that keeps the anger in' has popped back into continence.
Along with Morning Dew it's the best post apocalyptic songs
dont feel bad Floyd gets me emotional too.
The Final Cut was an under rated under appreciated album. Worth having in your album/cd collection.
Pink Floyd .. the band.!!!!!!!!
Some of the songs were rejected from the wall. But it is in all intent purposes Waters first solo album.
Roger Waters sang all the songs on this album except Not Now John, which was sung by David Gilmour.
2 suns in the sunset, one in the west, the one in the east was the bomb going off, hence the winsheild melting
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This album has always been my favorite Pink Floyd album. But I listened to the album for years and it didn't have When the Tigers Broke Free. When I listened to it on Spotify, it didn't sound right having this extra song interrupting my memory of a great album.
Agreed
The Final Cut is in my Top 3 Floyd albums, which is not a popular thing to say. But mostly its because of David Gilmour's guitar tone, at times it sounds like he's using rusty guitar strings, as his fingers go across the fretboard, it "shrieks". Like many a time I couldn't afford strings, and played the ones I had till they broke (again), and my fingers would go across and would give-off a HUGE harmonic screech. The added track (or bonus track) "When the Tigers broke free" is a tear-jerker for me, imagining soldiers being inundated by shells and machinegun fire from German Tiger Tanks coming through the trees, with no allied tanks to save them from these Iron monsters (Edit: Just learned the song is about the battle of "Operation Shingle" in Anzio Italy where American and British soldiers fought, where Waters father died as a member of Z Company/8th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers). The humming choir sends it off the edge of sad emotion . . . but its beautiful. Basically its the anger that Waters had for the Generals that refused a commander's request to withdraw soldiers from on-coming Tiger I tanks that sent these soldiers to their death. I think this track hits me in the gut everytime I listen to it.
I love "Fletcher Memorial" for the solo and I wish "The Heroes Return" was longer, its much too short, I love that effect on Gilmour's guitar after Waters yells "Jesus Jesus whats it all about!" and that wild flange on the guitar. Great stuff.
. . . I guess I get-off on melancholic music.
Btw - many years ago, on a now long gone LA FM station, 94.7 KMET. DJ Jim Ladd had a show called "Headsets" that was on after midnight, and he'd do what I was doing on cassettes, creating a theme and adding poetry, movie dialogue and sound effects within and in-between music tracks. One evening he had the man that invented the Special effects sound recording that was used in The Final Cut; Holophonics by Hugo Zuccarelli, and played a demonstration disc (where on headphones, you could hear sounds go around you, and up and down). It was a fascinating interview. I know I taped the show, but I believe, unfortunately, I lost it with TONS of tapes in a storage unit I could no longer afford years ago :(. You can find many of Hugo's sounds here at Yt, and there is a Wiki page about him.
Also the late-great Michael Kaman did the orchestration, and many years later would do the same for Queensryche on "The Warning", "Operation: Mindcrime", "Empire" and "Promised Land" albums.
Tremendo temazo. Es una de mis bandas favoritas... Aguante Pink Floyd!
great video, please react to “The Revealing Science Of God” by Yes, and to the album Close to The Edge by Yes, and “Easy Money” by King Crimson, greetings, I know you will love it, give these songs a try! !
David was playing acoustic rhythm guitar, so steady, you may have heard it peripherally, or subliminally maybe...
I'm kinda late to the party here. Interesting Floyd vs Waters debate in the comments below. I like the edgy, melancholy side to Roger's writing, conspicuously absent from Gilmour's Floyd and one of the reasons albums like 'Wall' and 'Dark Side' were such masterpieces. The sound dynamics of the album as a whole are vintage Floyd, but that was Waters's forte and I simultaneously missed the brightness and majesty of David and Richard's playing. I found a solution. I combined material from this with David's solo album 'About Face' which made a much more satisfying mix, reminiscent of the band I knew and loved.
the ultimate song from Roger Waters with pink floyd .
Absolute masterpiece
Roger Waters has a particularly excellent version of this on his RUclips channel. His backing singers are in such perfect harmony on that.
If you are thinking of doing some Pink Floyd, then I recommend the dvd of Roger Waters performing The Wall live area years ago. Extraordinary. I was lucky enough to see PF perform the Wall live in 1980 in London, but the Waters version is on whole new level as the technology has moved on so much. Will link the trailer below
ruclips.net/video/lH-NRg6w5bA/видео.html there ya go
This was about the Falkland conflict and the after mass and a swipe at the British Government
The final cut is a concept album just like The dark side of the moon. You need to listen to it from the begining to the end.
In the interest of equal Floydian representation, you might want to listen to a song from Gilmour’s solo album a year later (1984), About Face. My suggestion is a tune called Murder about John Lennon.
@Braden C McClure Yes, the “gun” was replaced by the “knife”, but the rest of the lyrics were an accurate description of the event. The outro with Gilmour playing in the left and right channels against himself is where he gets his “angry bits out”. Piano Palladino on fretless bass is great on this track. Unfortunately, there don’t seem to be any good live versions of the song out there.
@@rtwbikerider I saw David Gilmour twice in a week on that 1984 solo tour, his live versions of Murder & Comortably Numb were unreal. Try searching for that with Mick Ralph's in his band, it will come up live, it is outstanding.
@@vicprovost2561 Thanks for the heads up. I don’t think that I saw this performance of Murder before. The performance from New Jersey suffered greatly because of the supporting cast. This was much better. The extended outro was just what I was looking for. I do wish that Gilmour would have done the outro as a “trading eights” situation with Mick Ralph’s. I have to admit that I still like Pino Palladino’s bass on the studio recording best. Thanks again. I’ll have to watch the entire London show now.
I always consider this a Roger Waters album mainly due to the fact that Mason and Wright were not 'part' of the band, they were paid for their participation in it. But most of the writing and music is Waters.
Actually Rick Wright did not play on this album.
@@mauriciodelarosa2449 Indeed, no Rick Wright = Not at their very best. Nice song but this was Roger Waters project. The previous 5 albums have all of the classic Floyd lineup and are well worth exploring.
Nick, You have to stop making me cry man.
How about Metal Fatigue by Alan Holdsworth. Probably the most listener friendly song he ever did. I saw Holdsworth in Cleveland back in the 90's.The man was from a different planet.
My favorite songs from the album are The Hero's Return and The Gunner's Dream but for you Pink Floyd fans, you should listen to the full version of The Hero's Return (part 1 and part2) which was on the B-Side of their Not Now John single. ruclips.net/video/Y0qY9j9FL-Y/видео.html
Thanks never heard this before🙏🏽
Roger and his band recently did a "covid" version of this song
Search for it
Amazing
they are actually songs that never made it onto the album the wall, hence the final cut.
Hola chicos, también soy "fan" de Pink Floyd (aunque los fanatismos no son buenos) y admiro toda su música, desde sus primeros álbum; y así como me gusta Pink Floyd también me gusta mucho escuchar al grupo Camel, liderado por Andrew Latimer. Andy Latimer, al igual que David Gilmour, ejecuta solos que tienen muchísimo sentimiento. Espero que alguna vez los escuchen y verán que también es música muy creativa. Temas como Ice, Stationary Traveler, Rajaz (versión en estudio), Watching the bobbins, etc son una delicia para los oídos. Los felicito por sus reacciones!
Have tou listened to Echoes yet by Floyd. Arguably the finest song ever written.
I came here for the music but your reactions are so genuine, guys. I subscribe to your channel right now. Don't know why it took me so long 😏
Thank you so much for the support! It’s great having you! :) - Lex
the sax is great
for me ! one of the best Pink Floyd albums - Thanks roger Waters
thares a story about an old lady came up to roger and said she cried when she heard this album back in 83
Roger ran this show, hence the fact that it's the best Floyd album.
You mean Waters hehe. But I like her mix between Roger and Waters
@@NicknLex oopsy. Thanks.
Es un gran álbum..., aunque la presencia lírica, creativa y musical de Rogee Waters es casi dictatorial... de ahí que supuso la salida de 2 integrantes y el alejamiento definitivo a posteriori de Waters... Pink Floyd no dejó de ser...!! Nice reaction...!!
De hecho, una vez que waters se fue, pink floyd saco mejor material que waters como solista, me aburre la monotonia de waters en sus temas.
South Hampton dock was the best from this album!!! Sorry you missed it!! If it's too imotional ,he'll I don't know what to tell you 😢
Another Pink Floyd masterpiece!!!