Pink Floyd - Celestial Voices (Live at Pompeii) (REACTION) with my wife
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In my humble opinion, the first part is quite important
The storm before the calm
The two parts from the Live at Pompeii set known as a Saucerful of Secrets is amazing. The first part is pure chaos then it transforms into this completely solemn constructed masterpiece.
Richard Wright the legend just brilliant
I had the opportunity to hear this live at the New Theatre, Oxford jus last night during Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets concert. Brilliant rendition, performed by gifted musicians.
This is the last part of "Saucerful of Secrets", you should watch the whole piece to enjoy this last part when everything comes to a calm after a cahotic first part (which is so cool).
I love Celestial Voices, but it’s even better when you go through the cacophony of the first two parts
You feel, you're in heaven with your family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was actually originally called a saucer full of secrets on the live at Pompeii in 1971 movie Floyd did. It's more a two-part song where on the first half all four musicians are playing eclectically and crazily on their instruments pounding the keys and playing really weird notes, they then slow down and start playing how this song started. The overhead of the city covered in ashes is from the newer redone version of Pink Floyd live at Pompeii on the DVD. The city was covered in Ash in 1944 right in the middle of world War II. What a time to erupt!!!!!
This lady is awesome.
The pompeij cocert is unique. Echoes is a dreamsong and this one is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think that when something is perfect and beautiful there are no words to describe it, it just is, greetings guys❤
No words needed, just individual feelings, when something reaches inside you, it belongs to you..Peace.
Beautiful reaction guys, as always. Don’t worry about not being able to find the words. I’m sure all of us Pink Floyd fans can relate. Sometimes a song can touch you so deeply that it’s difficult to really understand why and even more difficult to explain. ❤
soz your channel hasn't come up for a while and i had to search for it as i love your reactions,this has to be one of the best build ups ever
This part of the 4-part tune is the best in my opinion. The first 3 are dissonant, disconcerting, a bit eerie. Similar to the effect that Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun has. The take away from it is that if you listen to how the sound of Pink Floyd evolved, this is the section of the band's career where they are kind of flailing about figuring out the sound and direction of the future. I find it astonishing because all of the sounds in this era's music is self created. Very little technological aids available to create those sounds at that time. The band had to create those sounds through ingenuity and creativity. Nowadays, those sounds are a program in musical software and created by pushing a button.
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The hole peace is a masterpiece of transformation, wish you could re - enjoy this with the sound intense disharmonic chaotic part, the contrast even lifts up the beauty
Hello Dominika and Andre, you should try with Echoes Live in Gdansk its beautiful. Thanks and greetings from Mexico
Best band....... ever!!
there are ROCK musicians and there are rock MUSICIANS. these guys are first and foremost musicians. thanks for this, as i've never heard it, before
I agree > far from rock ,they are a category of their own. Go to one off their concerts only one song does the audience stand up. "Run Like Hell"
Great analysis, refreshing when so many "reactors" just bob their head and say "like and subscribe". I liked and subscribed, by the way.
WOW! I felt that reaction. 🙆 PINK FLOYD songs are always awesome 💯. Just like your reactions🎉❤️ stay awesome
You guys should have watched the whole song. You'd have loved it with your jaws hitting the floor.
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The keyboard was an organ, most likely a hammond organ with an amplified Leslie fan speaker box. Both which were originally created as a smaller option for small churches, it became a staple instrument in rock bands during the sixties and seventies.
I've said it sooooooo many times, pink floyd is for the best group till my death. No beatles, no rolling stones no ac/dc.
Some of the most incredible images of Pompeii and Vesuvius.
The organ is a Hammond which was originally designed as an electronic replacement for massive church pipe organs but adopted by many rock bands in the 70s. John Lord of Deep Purple was another great user of the Hammond organ. I've played one myself in a studio and it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
It was usually coupled with a 'Leslie' speaker which had a spinning baffle and horn speakers which can be operated by a foot switch to create vibrato giving it a unique and classic rock sound.
I've been a musician for over 45 years, so if you have any questions let me know and if I know the answer I'll explain it.
Love you guys.
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the double album ummagumma (one studio disc,one live disc) has a great live performance of this with a choir doing the vocal part at the end,but i do prefer this one with just david singing. richard's organ at the beginning starts the tears flowing every time i hear it. the chord progression is so beautiful,and yes, as many have said, i would love to have this playing as i leave this world.
LOVE IT.......
Who suggested this? This is only the 4th+final 3:19 part of the best 11:57 song A Saucerful Of Secret. What a shame!
This masterpiece was a live standard for a long time, but it only makes sense when you listen to these 12 minutes, the first and only song that Gilmour helped compose (he only joined during the recordings). Have a good start to the week!!!.
I saw this first time in the 80's in a little German kino....it was a lot of fun
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It’s not called Celeste, your voices, it’s called saucerful of secrets
Someone made a mistake. Because this is part of a song called “ A Saucer Full of Secrets.
A Saucerful of Secrets, that is the name of the song… of course!
Avreste dovuto guardare l'intero brano da " A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS " del quale questa CELESTIAL VOICES è la parte finale.
La parte precedente rappresentava lo svolgersi di una battaglia col caos e i suoni violenti e deformati( uno spettacolo sarebbe anche vedere David Gilmour seduto a piedi scalzi sulla terra dell'Anfiteatro pompeiano mentre strazia la sua chitarra Rick Wright che percuote il pianoforte e Roger Waters che percuote il gong in controluce creando quella che sarebbe diventata l'immagine iconica dell'intero Live.
CELESTIAL VOICES che arriva con immensa e triste dolcezza (e che mi commuove ogni volta) e rappresenta le anime dei defunti in guerra che salgono al Cielo.
Vi sareste fatti un meraviglioso regalo completo e perfetto.
Inoltre questo è un video molto modificato che con quelle immagini più recenti di eruzioni vulcaniche , non hanno niente a che vedere col video originale dal Live at Pompeii 😐
Hello guys hugs from Monterrey México
They just take you to another place, outside of reality. They have over many years done that to me.
YAY! Thank YOU more **Pink Floyd** i have a total **MadCrush** on **DavidGilmour** & like i said before was watching all your other reactions to him & them before i could subscribe & i was feeling all the feelings you were cuz well that IS what they DO they have command over your emotions it is indescribable course cuz well it IS the **PureMagic** of **MusicalGenius** **MuchLoveToYouBoth** **PixieTwirls**
Pink Floyd are legend,their music instrumentals were and still the most expensive, their sound still the strongest one.
Just to remind you to react to their song: “The Great Gig In The Sky” from their concert The Pulse.
Quel chef d'oeuvre une fois de plus. Pf de 1968 a 1983 les a accumulés. J'attire une nouvelle fois votre attention sur l'importance fondamentale de Richard Wright dans le genie PF. Il a toujours ete bien trop sous estimé, sans doute s'effacait il trop devant les personnalités de Barett, puis de Waters et Gilmour. En ecoutant la discographie de ce groupe, on ne peut que constater que les plus grand chef d'oeuvre l'ont ete quand ces 3 la travaillaient ensemble....
It is the end of the live
GOD PAID ATTENTION THE DAY HE CREATED THEM ALL!!!!
I must say all of Theresa’s choices have been sublime
Thank you ☺️
Not the best choices.
@@scottrogers2995I’m sorry if you haven’t enjoyed my choices. If there’s some other Pink Floyd/David Gilmour songs you would prefer to see Andrei & Dominika react to, perhaps you can request them yourself.
@@scottrogers2995 not the best choice of discourse Scott...perhaps you can elucidate further?
Wish you would do a song from this concert with a surprise singer "Mademoiselle Nobs". Arnold would fall in love with her.
You should have listen to the beginning it would all make more sense out of ciaos brings peace
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Have you ever thought of listening to Nick Drake’s Fruit Tree.
16 chords for the eternity......!
Bm A E F# D G E A F# Bm G F# Em D F# F# (orB for the final)
The things that these guys were doing back then were absolutely ridiculous. You’d struggle to name a more talented band
I don’t know, I was a big fan of Pink Floyd when I was younger, I have their albums, now I feel that the music is too drawn out, or I need to take something to get through this music or I need to calm down more.
Why did you just make up a song title instead of calling it "A Saucerful Of Secrets" which is the ACTUAL title?
Why did you miss out the first and incredible part of the song ?!Don’t get it .
This is part of Echoes Part 2 which for some reason you don’t want to watch.
Its a pity that the song is cut out of context, Floyd doesnt conpose for pleasing the ears, they create meaningful spaces where the themes of life and existence happens to unfold in a touching teaching way... Surrender to that what is without judging that it isnt all harmonic. Maybe next time with the narrow way from Ummagumma?
I respect your opinion but I personally disagree. It’s music at the end of the day. If it wasn’t pleasing on the ears, no one would listen long enough to discover the depth and meaning.
The new mixes they released are so bad. I don't know how they intend them to be listened. The drums are way too loud and the vocals are drowned in the noise. This happens throughout all the songs on the Pompeii rerelease.
October 1971.