FIRST TIME Reaction To Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall || Deeper Than I Realized!!
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Today on the channel, we are checking out Pink Floyd with a video of "Another Brick In The Wall." I have never seen this video but it was very prophetic in many ways! It showed how some institutions expect you to fit into a mold and how society can shape our behavior to act a certain way! Very interesting concepts and so true in many ways! Hope you enjoy! #reaction #pinkfloyd #pinkfloydreaction #anotherbrickinthewall #davidgilmour #comfortablynumb #musicreactions
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I had no idea this was made into a movie!! Definitely have to check that out!
Yes do! It makes sense that you work in behaviour analysis especially with children with autism. That would explain your open-mindedness.
@@njg247 Thanks for the kind words! Very blessed to be able to do what I do!
The best way to experience Pink Floyd is to lay down in a dark room and play the album from beginning to end.
I make a claim to "Almost being famous" The kids singing on this track were from my old secondary school "Islington green" in London. I will forever regret the fact that it happened in 1976, a year AFTER I immigrated to Canada 😞
This is a cut from the movie of The Wall, which was supposed to substitute for the elaborate stage show, since they only did, like, ten performances around Europe. This album is a rock opera, with a full story cycle about the protagonist "Pink", with too many themes to easily recount.
This was my senior class theme song for Homecoming, Prom, and Graduation.
I'm a high functioning Autistic, 66 years old. I've been putting up my wall all of my life. I now only leave the house when I absolutely have to. I've whittled down the number of people that I routinely talk to, to my Son and 3 close friends. Life is much better now that I limit contact.
Thanks so much for sharing! I really appreciate you hanging out! 💙
This is actually taken straight from the movie, The Wall. The kid writing poems is supposed to represent the main character, whose name is Pink Floyd. He ends up being a dysfunctional rock star who lost his dad in WWII and had major issues dealing with life. The wall represents the mental wall that he built between himself and society. You might recognize the poem. It's some of the lyrics to Money.
Took the words right outta mouth ✌️
YES!!! This video was made by using footage from the film "The Wall". The poem the kid was writing is actually the lyrics to Pink Floyd's song "Money" from the Dark Side of the Moon album. When this came out, I was 14. The first time hearing it was on the juke box in the pool hall, and when one of my buds said he had the album, we went to his house and jammed to it. You nailed the meaning of the song, so I won't get into the details. Both my parents were educators starting in the mid-60's, with my mother teaching a newer form for the time of addressing learning disabilities such as dyslexia. Anyway....after watching the movie, you'll understand the album even more.
To understand this album, you have to listen to the whole thing, from start to finish. It has a timeline, and explains how a boy goes from losing his father in the war, to being told what to think by the meat grinder education system, on to adulthood where he meets fame, substance abuse, and mental illness, to ultimately judging himself. Trust me, you will have learned some things by the time you finish listening to it.
This album really needs to be heard in its entirety. Maybe not for a reaction video (that would be long as f**k), but for your own benefit.
Yep, agreed. I would say the same for all their albums!
The Laddies poem is actually the lyrics from their song "Money".
The background voice is that of Bob Geldorf (of Live Aid fame) who played the lead character of "Pinkie" in "The Wall" film, he is seen in the photograph at the end of the clip.
You have to watch the entire movie in order to fully understand it.
Yes, sir. Another certified platinum banger on the channel. Everybody already told you it's from the movie, which I highly recommend you watch. I just don't how one would take the movie if they didn't know the entire double LP before hand. IDK. But another fantastic reaction!! 🤘🤘
This song is very thought provocative. The video footage complements the song and makes it even more thought provocative. Of all the reactions I've seen to this song, every one gets the experience differently but, in the end everyone gets to the same conclusion. That is what makes us individuals, not computerized robots.
I was born in the 60's and the public schools in Portugal did function like this (except for the school uniform). Bodily punishment was allowed as was sitting in the corner with your back towards the classroom (no pointy dunce hat), no playground time or not going to the toilet. Some teachers were quite vicious with the punishment applied.
This was the Christmas number 1 in the UK in 1979. The teaching unions wanted it banned because of its lyrical content. The imagery is from the movie version of The Wall. There is an official video to accompany the single which is completely different but which features some very striking animation that I can remember now as well as the first time I saw it as a child.
The song went to #1 in America as well.
@@chrisoakley5830 It wasn’t the Christmas number 1 though. That was The Pina Colada Song.
@@sparpant 👌 Ok.
The words the teacher is saying is a part of the song
Our local video store could never keep a copy of The Wall in stock...people stole them all the time. I eventually got to see it and have never been without a copy since.
This video drowns out David Gilmour's solo with all the screaming and chair breaking.
There was a reason for putting students in a mold that's no longer relevant. Not conforming to the educational mold was frowned upon until the early 70s. Another song that talks about it is called Flowers are Red by Harry Chapin.
Sitting here waiting for you to react to the kids being dropped into the meat grinder 🥺✌️
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your watching from the movie The Wall and this was clipped from its a great movie
You nailed it Brother 👍 Please check out Dogs of War from the Delicate sound of Thunder album/concert 🙏 It's goes pretty deep as well! Spread the love 🐶😎🇺🇸
Do yourself a favour and watch the movie, The Wall.
Please check out the PULSE live version of Another Brick in the Wall.
Another great reaction by my man. PF my be the greatest band ever. JMO!!!!
I have to disagree about things being more rigid back in the day, but maybe it’s because I went to school in greater Boston in the 60s/70s. If anything I see much more rigid thinking and censorship now. Book bans anyone? Anti-science nonsense? This song was well-received and absolutely reflected my generation-NOT ahead of its time. “Okay Boomer” my ass LOL, young people today really don’t know who they are talking to. Just one reason why I love your channel and the re-exploration of this music.
true,kids are so confused these days ,it’s going to be a bleak future for them.
after this album was released the band split up. as i remember Gilmour wrote everything with no help from the others. this modern schooling in western culture.
They never split up after this album, was after The Final Cut they officially split. Roger Waters wrote the entire Wall album not David Gilmour. Gilmour is credited in a lot of songs for musical input, bit all lyrics are Waters. This album did however spell the end for the band, with Richard Wright playing as a session player after being sacked by Waters.
@@pauldocmusic2411 yes i remember now been a long time. i did see a bio on the album how Waters did The Wall shows and it did very bad as people would go to Pink Floyds concerts.
@@wesmiddaugh230no worries easy to forget. The Gilmour led Floyd and Roger Waters solo tours did sell out worldwide so both were successfull.
@@pauldocmusic2411 i have all of their records except the last. the Wall i have 3 different issues. i play side 1 only great music and sound presentation.
Did you not recognize the poem from the schoolboy at the start? If not you should react to "Money"
Although I know the message behind this song it has always lacked melody for me. Not a favorite for that reason. I would change the station. But we can’t love everything we hear. I know many people do love it.
I never appreciated the long, long, long, whining sounds of Pink Floyd…just IMHO. Flashes of greatness, but not on my Playlist.
Listening to Pink Floyd helps relieve the pain of Autism, at least for a little while.
I've noticed that the people who do love this album in particular, have experienced the things the song, and album, address. For a long time those kids left behind used this song as their anthem, their rebel yell. It is still mine at 54 years of age.
Music is preference, that’s the beautiful thing about it! 😁
The movie..watch the whole movie
It was NOT ahead of its time. You just don't understand how awful the school system was back then. Have your complaints today but they are no worse than the complaints from the past.
Maybe so 🤷🏻♂️
@@setonhillstudios I know at your age you probably don't know.
Check out the movie "The Wall" by Pink Floyd. I believe this video was part of that movie. I watched this movie in an Imax theatre. Amazing
The video was produced for the movie The Wall. It is part of a larger story. Watch the movie.
The wall is a full length rock opera. Look for the movie The wall, not the music video.
Would be cool if you could do the movie; just cut it into 10-15 minute segments. It's quite the experience
The Wall is an amazing movie 👍
Watch the movie "Pink Floyd The Wall". Brilliant film. Please watch n review!!❤
Steve you must Check out The live version of their Pulse Concert,better than this...Kind regards
You really should watch the 1994 Pulse version of this. ruclips.net/video/W0bi7OfaKMY/видео.html
Hmm what should you check out from Pink Floyd? Oh just everything!
Rush's song "Subdivisions" is on the theme of the system of putting everyone in a mold. If you don't have the album "The Wall" do yourself a favor and listen it thru.
Pink Floyd were hugeeeeeeeeee back in the day. This was a big hit. Pink Floyd were very political in their material. Not sure if they were sober lol.
you should watch some of the AI generated videos for pink floyd.
Try "Shine on You Crazy Diamand", by Pink Floyd. The video ;)
"The Wall" was a music album .... the success was SSSOOOOOOO huge, they made a movie based on the album
Progressive rock was meant to be in on life support in Britain, but I don't think they got the memo because this was the last No.1 single of the 1970s in Britain. Which gives you some idea of where the mindset was.
Hard for me to believe this is like 45 years ago, seems like yesterday to me. I remember when this came out and me in School when it did..... crazy 😉😉👍💯
This video is from the movie The Wall an all Pink Floyd music movie. It is not on their channel because Warner Bros movies owns the rights
That's the way education used to be, specially in Europe, but until today the system is always con control, just the methods changed
This tune got the most radio love than any other track.
I'm sure you've been told to watch the movie a hundred times by now. Do it, you won't regret it.
The children are being turned into bricks to build the wall.
As a music person you should have known better than just pluck a song out of the Wall by Pink Floyd. It's a concept album you have to listen to it first second third fourth etcetera track in the order they recorded them just plan to do the whole album either two songs at a time or whatever you get away with
you gotta watch the movie! at least three times. just sayin'.
Naaa, at least a hundred times. I am on my way to 200. And I only watch a movie once as almost a rule!
I’m 78, and I have no clue when my grands look to me to help.
"The Wall" is basically a theme album - a little boy lost his father in WW2 - and was raised by an overprotective mother that sheltered him too much - the wall is a mythical barrier that she built for him
The British eat with their fork, in their right hand, turned upside down and rake the food into the back of the fork with their knife. Fascinates me to watch them when our friends from South Africa do it.
Please tell me you’ve heard of this movie. For the love of all thats holy!
Welp! I could tell you I have but then I’d be lying! 😁🤦🏻♂️
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@@kellypickle 😂🤣
youre watching my childhood
Good that you now discovered this one after so many years. 🙂 BTW, a similar take on this topic from around the same time is "The Logical Song" by Supertramp.
Always love and enjoy your reactions!
All the very best from Germany
@@robertgieseler1220 I’ve actually covered that here on the channel! Appreciate it! 😄
This video is from the movie of this LP
You got it, most don’t work it out
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Really need to listen to the whole album, as it is a story. A bit like Jethro Tull, Thick as a Brick.
My wife and I used to appreciate this rhythm! Early 80s, way before your time Steven (Stephen?).
Thanks for the info and hanging out! -Steven 😁
Grace Slick once said that people wonder why anyone would do drugs, but parents read kids books like Alice in Wonderland that had heavy drug messages. Hans Christian Andersen wrote all the stories while heavily under the influence, Snow White fell asleep eating an apple. The stories fueled the idea of drug influence.
Oh wow! Great insight! Never really thought of that perspective! 🤔
In the wake of WWII, countries were in a rush to produce the highest science minds as we moved into the nuclear age. Most governments began to tailor their educational models to ensure an emphasis in mathematics and science, especially in the top private schools. This led to the degradation of the arts, homemaking and shop being given equal emphasis, especially as budgets became more restrained. Roger Waters' recollection of this period is loosely the inspiration for the subject of the film. The feeling that education favored things that were necessary for life, as opposed to what we live life for, would explode in the music and counter cultural movement of the 60s.
From 1978.
Dude
One of your most interesting reaction (of the ones I have seen) so far. Dispite the difference between US and UK. Going blind into the unexspected might be a benefit. Will be even more interesting when you reach Zappa, Gentle Giants and other music which really sticks out.
Helps to have a drink or a toke to watch it.
😂🤣 I’m sure!
The movie is a trip and a half! Worth watching
Roger Waters on base. Still today all schools in the UK wear school uniforms, Although not allowed to beat the children any more.
He was daydreaming
Gotcha!!! I missed that! Thanks! 😄
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Hello! PF is always deeper than anyone realizes when they first listen to any of their masterpieces. PF is my favorite band of all time, The Wall (that this song is from) is my favorite album of all time. I see you listened to Comfortably Numb and Wish You Were Here. I can't recommend this band enough. In particular, all the songs from Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall and Meddle.
The producer of the Wall album is Bob Ezrin, same guy who produced Destroyer and the Elder and Revenge for KISS.
The Wall movie is amazing! Watch it!!!
It is the best way to understand the album.
That was alan parkers version and vision of the rock opera of the wall by pink floyd listen to the original in full one sitting no breaks it will change your life
Too bad that you decided to review the Video instead of the Song cause they are different.
I’ll have to check out the song next! I had just never seen the video!
@@setonhillstudios If I may be so bold, especially with Floyd, always do the studio version 1st, be amazed, and then do the live and be Further amazed.
One of my all time favourite bands in my top ten. This is the thinking man's music! Women too. My personal favourite is Brain Damage.
A movie ! Pink Floyd The Wall ! saw that in a awesome movie theater with great sound ! Also saw the Pulse tour in Montreal at the Olympic Stadium !1994 was the best show i ever saw ! The sound was great and everyone knows it s hard to have a good sound in that Stadium ! Bravo Pink Floyd !😎
yes it is a horor movie, sme choose not 2 c it!. modern warning- no need 4 alarm no furniture or real glass was hurt during v filming of vis vid. that bassline speaks 2 me! well dne roger. n tht funky lead guitar frm david. was a film made- v wall. at v end v viewer views it was an escapeist day dream of v student- brilliant.
In the 70's and 80's battering children was run of the mill in Britain and Ireland. Attitudes didn't fully change until the mid 90's.
It is from the film "The Wall". I can remember i saw this with a friend at the cinema at that time. I am not really a fan of the film, but of the album. It is in my top 3 albums from PF. A great surrealistic video, too.
The movie is worth a watch...and a large part of education is the lack of funding that's put into it every school should have classes like civics and music and art and home ec
v opressed will eventually revolt- its a human ting!
You should watch the movie start to finish and the album will be come a lot clearer although the album and the movie soundtrack do not match up where the train was in this it is a helicopter on the album LOL
You'll have to watch the movie now. ❤❤️.
its not exactly a music video - it came STRAIGHT from the movie !! ..... if you haven't seen the movie - you've been living under a rock for the last 40 years
@@markhellman-pn3hn I guess so 🤷🏻♂️
Everybody misses the double negative. ''We don't need no education'' translates to ''We do need education''.
Mindblown! 🤯
Public schools in Britain Are what we call private schools in America.
Makes sense! 😄
Back in the day , if you were out of line the teacher would smack your hand with the ruler, this was just one of the things they did back then. There is a part 2 and a part 3 of this song.
This is Part 2
Been a long long time since I heard the whole song, and the last time I heard it I did 7 hits of acid, so anyway there are 3 parts.
@@Bossman-jd3sv 7 acids? Wow that's a bit much even for me lol
That little intro is the song in the album just before another brick in the Wall part 2 called "the happiest Days of our lives"! It's I guess kind of a buildup to the next song but this video was taken directly from the movie "The Wall" that was released in theaters in August of 1982.
This is - in fact - not the officially released music video.
@@eidodk yes I know that, the official video has kids dancing around on a rooftop.
It's easier to understand this video if you watch the movie The Wall or listen the the album all the way through. It's a concept album. Listening to the other songs will give you some point of reference to what's going on. Both the movie and the album are great.
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