ONE OF THE DEEPEST ALBUMS EVER!! Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1 & 2!!) REACTION!
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0:00 - Intro
1:24 - Reaction (Part 1)
4:44 - Thoughts on (Part 1)
6:06 - The Happiest Days of Our Lives
8:52 - 2nd Last Thought
10:58 - Reaction
14:23 - Final Thoughts & Questions 
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This is one of the BEST albums i have ever deciphered in my life. So much meaning, relations and truth. AND IVE ONLY DONE 3 SONGS…
If you want to understand Part 1, check out
Pink Floyd - "When The Tigers Broke Free"
About the death of Roger Waters father during WW2
This album is a brilliant study of human psychology and sociology
You really should stop and do the 26 tracks in order because it's a chronological storyline and the greatest concept album ever bar none.
Dark Side of the Moon is also a concept album, and is one of THE best albums of all time. (Time is from that album). Can’t wait for you to dive into that one too! 😎
🤗 Awesome! Let's Go! 😊 Got my popcorn 🍿🥰🐰
I've read that Roger Waters' grandfather was killed in WW1 without ever seeing his son (Waters' father). Waters' father was killed in WW2 without ever having seen his son. The reference "Daddy's flown across the ocean" was about his father going to war - specifically the liberation of Italy. This theme was revisited in several songs on the following Pink Floyd album 'The Final Cut'. 'The Wall' is part biographical in nature, and part a fiction conjured from Waters' experiences. Pink - the main character in 'The Wall' - has, as a result of his circumstances , grown up and survived by slowly building a psychological 'wall' around himself. The threat to his health and sanity that ensues is exacerbated by his adult life as a rock star (and I sense a link back to the tragic story of former Pink Floyd band member Syd Barrett, whose demise was, at least partly, the subject of the band's 1975 album 'Wish You Were Here') and the wall is finally completed, resulting in a mental breakdown and repulsive thoughts and deeds.
Growing up during the London Blitz without a father. The serenity of life destroyed by the bombs of war. Ostracized as a youth for being "different", then thrust into the life of a rock star, and all that brings with it. Unable to process it all as an adult, so they wall off from everything until the madness sets in. Watch the movie from this context, it's mind-blowing!
I was trying to think of how to explain it, you did a great job!
You're listening the right way with headphones
Haha the headphones are here!!
100!!!
Most bands music can make you feel happy or sad, or just want to dance.
Pink Floyd also make you think!
I love your reactions I just stumbled upon your channel yesterday. I was born in 1965 first gen x, you have an old soul, you seem to get it. Keep learning you seem to have a great understanding of this. This is really great music it'll stay with you throughout your life, you open the door. Enjoy, and thank you for carrying it on to another generation.
Wow, thank you that means alot to me!
@@MDreeezy you're a seeker, you thirst for knowledge and different outlooks. This is what I had growing up radio I spent hours and hours listening to this stuff and it's shaped me and my mind and it even means more and more as I get older with more experience. You have that in you, that's why you will be successful in your life you will give. Part of the solution not the problem my Brother.
@@MDreeezy I was also born in 1965 and you impress me as a person, truly. I have just subbed to your channel!
The brick in the wall represents him building a wall to protect himself from things that have hurt him in his life.
Another great reaction. Understanding how authority (teacher, parent, government) whenever abusive or over the top can harm us (as children or even as adults). Love the sly smile whenever a note, lyric or guitar solo hits and you innately get music talent beyond this world. I hope more of your generation experiences music when people came together as bands playing instruments, writing and singing without computers, auto tune just raw music creativity and craftsmanship. Keep going down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole. It change my life in the late 70’s and early 80’s as a teenager:)
Another 1965 born here, elder Gen Xer. The school where this was filmed was the school my sister attended so we had a bit of a connection to the album. Years later I copied the album cover brick for brick onto whole wall of a place I was living…I spent hours getting that font right!
I attended one of the only 6 performances of Pink Floyds' "The Wall" (world tour), on the east coast of the US in 1980, there were only like 12 total concerts of "The Wall" in all of the United States that year.
Pink Floyd usually performed somewhere around 50 or 60 tour dates in the average US leg of a world tour, but because of the massiveness of costs and logistics, they only did 12 dates in 1980 in the US.
The 6 shows on the east coast, where I saw them in February of 1980, was at The Coliseum in Uniondale, Long Island, NY. It was the most incredible, phenomenal performance of any kind, that I've seen in all my 67 years!
i joined the u.s.a.f. at age 17 for six years just to get stationed in the u. k. just so i could see the wall at earls court london in 1980
Not only logistics, the stage was too big for many venues. In Europe it was only performed a handful of times. The band lost a lot of money on it. Ironically, Richard Wright, who had been fired from the band a few years earlier by Waters (because he supposedly didn't contribute enough) was hired back as a 'freelance' musician to play in the show (as his piano/keyboard playing was obviously instrumental in creating the sound of Pink Floyd) and subsequently became the only member of Pink Floyd to make any money from the The Wall live concerts 😂
Young sir your insightful thoughtful reactions bring a smile to my face. Just to offer something that might help your final thoughts, the time period the album is set in starts during WW2 back in those days teachers weren’t the same as they are over the last 20 years. Keep doing what you’re doing.
Thank you very much!! And that does help me out alot, so thank you again
I knew what the album was all about going in. You’re definitely getting the idea and it’s bringing me back to my first listen which was the first day it was available to buy. I also saw it performed twice in New York. Rock on dude🤘
Thats awesome man!!! And yes this album is great, going to listen to it all in order soon💪🏽🔥
All those little things that alter our behavior and trust as we grow up, are the proverbial bricks in the wall. Really enjoy watching your journey through this band. They have made such an impact on my life from early on. There is so much more to come. The messages are profound and the music is simply flawless. Enjoy the ride.
A "brick in the wall" refers, metaphorically, to building a mental wall to isolate oneself from the pain of the outside world. Every brick represents something to insulate oneself against. Each brick has a reason. When there are enough bricks, you can build a wall with them all.
Thank you for your reaction!!! Pink Floyd are the best!!!👍🏻🇬🇧
This entire album is a trip. Incredible. And watching The Wall, and listening to the entire album from beginning to end. Hey YOU, and Comfortably Numb.
before you watch the movie, it's not just 'a movie about a kid dealing with an overbearing mom,' it's an entire work of art in itself, the story, the music, and the film come together in a fully immersive experience into the mind of 'Pink.' you can't watch this for the first time sitting at your desk, watching your phone, and taking notes. get comfortable, clear your mind, press play.
As we go through life, different events shape us. The Album/Movie The Wall tells the story of a boy who grows up to be completely "Walled off" from the rest of society. Most of the early bricks were not forged by his hand and were outside his control, but what he chose to do with those bricks, what he chose to construct with them was his choice. He started building a wall around himself to protect himself from further pain. As the album progresses he starts forging his own bricks through his own actions which were influenced by how he chose to lay the first bricks. This is a very baseline view of the first few minutes of the album/movie, and it only gets dee[er from there.
Thank you, i will definitely be taking a deeper dive.
@MDreeezy That's why at the end of the song, "Mother," he said, "Mother did it have to be so high." Speaking about the wall he built.
Enjoy the trip down the rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd. Been loving it myself for 50 years. Your doing great reactions dude.
One of my favorite songs by Pink Floyd I was listening to them in the beginning of highschool years
Children (students) being used to subsidized educational industries and institutions. "All in all, were just another brick in the wall." -Pink Floyd
So glad you chose this album. Its going to blow your mind. I love to just lay back on my bed in the dark with my headphones on and drink it in.
The Wall is his isolation from the world, and his emotions. Creating a barrier from all the hurt and pain.
“The Wall” (the phrase) refers to like our ego and our outer facade we put up to help keep our tender emotions from being hurt. Each brick is syllabic of a life event that makes up your wall. Often those who you are most intimate with are the ones who get to see who you are behind the wall. ❤
"Trauma" is any time you've felt threatened and helpless to do anything about it. Your body holds onto the memory of that, and over time (and particularly with repeated instances), it can have a pretty devastating effect. I'm so glad you're discovering this album, and I know you'll be fascinated with the movie!
Well said!
Love that you're listening to the songs and actually trying to figure out the words and meaning!!! I find that having the lyrics pulled up as I'm listening to songs can be helpful to gain a better understanding of the song as well. 🙂
Loving your discovery of Pink Floyd, young man! They have an anti-establishment vibe that connects with many, many people in this world. It certainly helped me through my teenage years, and even though I am getting rather long in the tooth, I still listen to them every day. Keep doing what you're doing.
We just recently discovered you on youtube, and have subscribed.
Really enjoy your first time reactions.
We can tell you're really true and a really good person.
Thank you and take care
Us fans understand this album slightly until the film. No problem. You’re figuring out the story at a good pace so far. This album did get released years before So we were guessing also. Think of your views on the plot as wearing sunglasses in a nightclub then, the film reveals much more. I’m impressed with your interpretation. Keep it going.
All these songs connect it’s like watching a movie in the theatre
You're awesome dude. Love your reactions!
I first heard the album when I was 16. In the 38 years since then, it has never ceased to affect me profoundly. So brilliant ❤
As well as the entire album, check out the movies 😊
YEP!! YOU GOT IT!😊
From the PULSE CONCERT, please check out the LIVE performance of Another Brick in the Wall. You will not be disappointed!!!
Thanks for your reaction to another amazing song by Pink Floyd, next please watch their video so you understand Water’s messages in this fantastic video! Your reactions are always appreciated because your thoughtful & respectful reaction to PF ☮️🇨🇦 greetings from 🇨🇦☮️
Part 1 is so much better than Part 2, and they're both awesome. Thank you for reacting to the 3 part medley.
No problem 😊
I was lucky to see this live in 1980 at Earl's Court in London, only the second concert I had ever attended. Blew my little mind! I don't know how I managed to get tickets for me and my best mate to go, and it was incredible. We had heard the whole albun played on Friday Night late night radio in the UK and we hadn't heard anything like it, yes we had heard Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of the Moon etc.. but this was a whole new ball game. Quite literally a musical masterpiece. Shall never forget it. Its a work of genius. So glad you've found it and new generations are being exposed to the raw talent that is Pink Floyd.
yeah nah pretty much some kids got shity teachers, i was unlucky in that i got a spiteful jealous teacher that loved little girls(even my sister who she just loved, well she hated me because i was open and loving and talked to girls, she hated i was a natural) but hated the odd boy. she admitted in the end, but it stuck with me for my whole life . i also got good teachers, it is what it is, it can suck and it can be great, hopefully most kids from 5 to 12 get decent teachers, this is actually the most crucial time for kids, not after this. when u get into intermediate schooling it isnt a big factor. Basically the deal is a power trip for the teachers.
Although his dad indeed died in the war, this album is not about war at all (The Final Cut is). It's about how life's circumstances and experiences shape personality (and can lead to really bad things). That's why you need to listen to this album in sequence.
The movie explains it better but the Dad died in the war in the battle of Britain. The kid young boy was lost without a male tole model and chose music and built a wall for everyone in his life. Great concept album
I teach middle school. I shake my head at some teachers.
Once again, you are uber insightful. I wish our public schools could focus more on helping our children to become free thinkers and therefore thirsty for knowledge. ❤️✌️
such an intelligent young man.. never fail to amaze me
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Floyd is another band that affects you want an emotional level
Most amazing albums. So much deeper than most get. You need to watch the film Pink Floyd
The. Wall….. so many layers. A lot of it has war to it
Like l told you......that is another sicuence of the movie,Pink(kid mean actor of the movie)went in the church and them enjoy playing at Park in that scene he saw a dad taking care for their children and he doesn't have his dad to take care of him.
Your reactions are very well done. I like the fact you take your time to understand what are you listening. It's not an easy task but I'm sure you will learn a lot about music, and maybe history, who knows. Have fun!
Ghat means alot to me! Thank you, cant wait to keep exploring new music and history!
Another incredible Album that is best heard from beginning to end. Whenever possible. Watch the Movie, ‘The Wall’, if you can.
And after you’ve heard ‘Comfortably Numb’, you can then experience the great Live performances of it, featuring the long extended closing Guitar Solo’s, by David Gilmour.
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The Wall was a concept album inspired by the tragic event of their first frontman songwriter Sid Barrett spiraling away into mental illness until he was incapable of functioning at all. His heavy use of LSD ended up being the final bricks in the wall that closed him off completely from everything. The childhood references were drawn from his life but also Roger Waters had to cope with the loss of his Grandfather to the War as well. So the main theme is really about alienation and the self destructive impulse to Wall oneself in.
For the live tour tbey had a crew building a massive wall, brick by brick until the band and stage were obliterated. The chant
'Tear down the wall!!" Near the end was sooo
Chilling..
Then of course it comes crashing down.
Legendary album, tour and film...
Pink Floyd is one of the top five bands of all time. When I was your age there was a stereo system called "Quadraphonic". This album was first recorded for listening on a Quad system. As it was I bought this album and a Quad system the same day along with many others from many other bands that recorded in quad for these systems. It was simply awesome to here this alum in quad. Unfortunately they don't record in quad anymore.
Quadraphonic changed my life so much wanted to be an electrical engineer
You cant go wrong with this band
Nope!
@@MDreeezy
Consider Rush as a listening option
@@charlesmclaughlin3578 forsure!! I got them in my schedule!
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Some Canadian bands you might also want to consider…Triumph, Trooper, The Tragically Hip…and many more!
i still have the tour t-shirt of the wall
Right on track!! Great job.
You should watch Pink Floyds The Wall The Movie. It goes with the album's storyline. It's pretty trippy but so is the album and both are a masterpiece.
The helicopter at the end of Part 1 was sampled by Kate Bush, David Gilmour’s friend and sort of protege, I’m pretty sure
PROGRAMMING…
You are very young to be so wise🙏
Growing up in the 70's and 80's going to school I was told by teachers I should drop out as I'd never be anything. Joke's on them I now make more than they do a year. But not all teachers are like that now day's. I remember getting my hands smacked with a ruler for talking in class cause I was bored and didn't want to be there.
YAY!!! SO very **Ecstatic** that ya will be watching **The Wall** my older sister took me to see it when i was 11 or 12 & Holy WoW i freakin **Luvd* IT!!! def a **Mind F** heh it is **BrillaintGenius** **Pink Floyd** & **Led Zeppelin** & **Supertramp** ALL taught me SO much about **Life** when i was a lil kid F YEA!!!
Can't wait! Ive heard such good things
The entire album is actually one story, broken up into songs like chapters of this guys life.
Waters wrote this from the perspective of the British school system he grew up in (1950's) which by all accounts quite abusive, and yes, the sadistic tendencies that show up in teachers hasn't gone away.
Fire my man!!!!!...I can relate growing up with a dad long gone ...deserted.FUNFACT...Mark Zuckerburg offered them millions to use this song for his adds...he was told to go F himself! lol
We all have a story brotha, and thats the beauty of music, how it can resonate and hit you in all places. As far as Zuck…good! 😂😂😂
haha...what you said @@MDreeezy
That was candy to my ears 😂 . Great reaction 👏👏👏
So good!!! And thank you 💙
You are definitely on the right track. Bright kid.
The video version of this song, taken from the movie, illustrates it pretty well. Might want to check that out. Good job!!
"How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?"
The truth is still up to date today they teach obey go to work so you can just about live. Do what you want no way, work for as little as the company will pay you and be happy. Pink Floyd best band.
Excellent live concerts back in the 70s
Although war is a portion of the wall, the wall is about the character “Pink” descending into psychosis. Every “brick” is every portion of his life building up to complete isolation, surrounded by the wall of his deepest fears and trauma. It is somewhat reflective of one of the main members of the band, Syd Barrett, who completely lost touch with reality and was institutionalized.
A listen from start to finish is definitely needed for this album. Don't read too many comments before you do. It's more interesting discovering it's meaning yourself. You seem to be getting it very well.
This album really needs to be heard in its entirety to reach a complete understanding of the story.
The Wall truly is a remarkable album; all members of Pink Floyd were in self-exile in various different countries due to the British taxman. Therefore, this album was recorded in various different countries and multiple studios. Now listen to the album, and consider the over all continuity from track to track. A remarkable achievement.
Their lyrics were by Roger Waters. His solo work is also deep, and explores the human condition in all its guises.
I just want to applaud your perceptiveness and attention span 😜 it’s not easy to sit and listen to music that isn’t your style. Cheers to having an open mind!
Did you notice, the teacher sounds a lot similar to the good old Adolf? ;)
Yup!!!!
You are definitely on the right track. The Wall is both protection, and a prison. Eventually it comes down to personal responsibility, and letting peoples offences go, knowing that God
deals with everyone individually. The most vital lesson to learn in life, which Pink is faced with, considering being a kid after WW2, and his father dying in the war. A lot of cynicism.
Since you’re doing Zeppelin and Floyd, you should check out Rush as well.
uve discovered pf, nxt level band, enjoy
Excellent reaction.
Couple of tracks from John Lennons. First album after the beatles. I think you would appreciate
Working class hero.
Mother
2:49 Oh my God you the Floyd trance,😅😅 welcome to the club sir😎.
This tells the story of the UK Private school of the 50s & 60s
Being melded for the corporate / governmental ladder, being shaped to "fit in"
For a first listen you nailed it pretty well, break the child to conform.
Not just private schools, secondary moderns were for those going into factories etc, grammar schools for civil servants and white collar jobs. All moulded into neat clones and drones.
Please firstly listen to the original album The Wall. You can split your listening on to 4 parts, as they represented on the 4 sides of vinyl disks: 1 - "In The Flesh?" to "Mother"; 2 - "Goodbye Blue Sky" to "Goodbye Cruel World"; 3 - "Hey You" to "Comfortably Numb"; and 4 - "The Show Must Go On" to "Outside The Wall".
Got it. Thank you
The US tour for this album had extremely limited cities, so I was not able to go see them. They came in 1988 I believe but I didn't go see them cuz it was at a stadium and the sound quality would have been really crappy!
I was at the 88 tour in (Wembley stadium) London, the sound quality was the best of any stadium concert I've been to. Speakers front, sides and rear, with delay so that it reinforced rather than muddied it. Wembley wasn't known for great sound, but their engineers knew what they were doing. Been to worse arena gigs for sound.
phooo .....mother do you think they'll drop the bomb
Suggestion. Try and watch the movie "the wall", too. All pink floyd, you pretty much need to listen to whole album.
Before you see the movie "The wall" Please listen to the album first from start to finish or most of it. The movie can get very confusing and is better when you are familiar with the songs and story line.
You are wise
Growing up in private school Brooklyn Catholic was a tuff place to not be wrong, you had to be tuff. 4th grade the Puerto Ricans called me out but Hector got a surprise because whites boys fight man style. He was fast hit me twice but once I grabbed him I pulled him down for ground and pound. Respect earned but the teachers ridiculed you embarrassed you belittling you. We were wild. I was always scared someone could die either me or them. Hallucinogenics/Masculine and pot were the choice of party. At 13 and 14 we were just getting into the girls and what we did in privet stayed in privet. The nun came on to me to. Messed me up more, but hey I'm a guy I got over it fast played baseball wrestling working out kept me Strong but grounded. My best friend's were Spanish but we built on each others strengths.
watch the video, yu hit the nail on the head.
HEY TEACHER LEAVE THOSE KIDS ALONE." I still shout that out. The video, the kids destroy the school.
I got to see the video!
Don't forget to put ZZ Top on your to listen list! (Gotta represent)
Please check out The Logical Song by Supertramp. Great song and about teaching at school.
BTW u pretty kool bruh
This album is meant to be listened to start to finish, not in shuffle mode.
just recently subscribed to your channel bro you really need a Larry bird jersey hanging on your wall for us all to see peace out.
Dont worry, in time. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I believe the brick in the wall metaphor is that the school system is set up to keep us drones to work for the rich. Hence, The kids marching into the hamburger grinder.
Sorry for the spoiler. But, if you're like me, you'll appreciate being prepared 😊
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England had horrible schools back in the day.. They teachers were mean and cruel at times.
Watch movie. All question answered. Be blown away.
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When u react to Pink Floyd "Comfortably Numb" please do not do the live version, Pink Floyd is a musical ride, put the album t ur headphones , close u eyes and take that pink floyd ride to this song. a lot of reactors went back and listenedthe studio version and regret doing the live version. @ songs in rock history that the live version does it no justice, Comfortably Numb& Stairway to heaven
Zep is #1. You should check out Metallica- Enter Sandman live
Floyd is no1. Zep is No2.
For depth and originality there is no competition.
Check out BeaTles
Greatest pop / Rick band ever
Over 200 songs in 8 years.
With all the teachers brainwashing the kids today on trans gender and gay, this song is relevant today
I agree
Oh yea man my accounting teacher in High School for some reason HATED me & he tortured me EVERY chance he got it was freakin Horrid my Mom even went to go talk to him cuz i would be at home crying cuz i dint get it & when i asked him for help he never gave it to me so my Mom got me 2 freakin tutors NOTHING helped tho & when she was talking to him in front of me being right there he was like "She is just LAZY" OMG my Mom got so freakin mad at him so anyway during the final exam for the class he left the room & EVERYone in the class except for me cheated on the exam & so yep he flunked me & i had to go to summer school & was it for accounting? so i could maaaybe freakin FINALLY learn it? F NO! they made me go to summer school for an "ART" class i was like wtf???? so yea man it def stays with ya cuz typing this now i am getting angry all over again at that horrible lil nothing of an alcoholic dick! & THIS was in a freakin "Private Catholic School" smh anyway just thought i'd share that OH & yea i STILL suck big time at Math ha Pfft
Thank you for sharing this, because this is exactly what i was talking about, stuff like this is unacceptable and no vulnerable kid should have to deal with such B.S in the early stages of their lives.
@@MDreeezy Thank You I truly appreciate that & wholeheartedly agree...BUT hey i met some cool kids in that summer school Art class so ya know it is what it is gotta **RockON!!** in this here **Life** heh Thank You once again means a LOT!