Roger Waters - The Tide is Turning (Live in Berlin) (REACTION) with my wife
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Another great and his first official solo album is: "The Pros and Cons of hitch hiking" with Eric Clapton on guitar ... so many good songs and lyrics ... Eric Clapton's guitar work on this album is outstanding and incredible ....
One of my favourite conceptual albums, I do wonder how it would have sounded if pink floyd chose pros and cons over the wall
I wish you would sit down & watch the entire show. From beginning to end. You're missing so much.
The original version is from the album "Radio K.A.O.S." it's the last track ...on the CD ...
Roger Waters is the king of lyrics
This was one of the biggest concerts ever!
This concert was performed at the site of the just torn down Berlin Wall. Roger is doing what he always does in his solo shows, which is adapt his Pink Floyd music and concepts to whatever is going on in the world at the time. It always seems to work. You should have seen what he did with "Animals" and the last US administration a few years back. It was scathing... had people walking out of the arenas especially in the South. Just part of the man's genius and confirmation of the timelessness and universal truths of the music.
I was there, but i think you are confused with your thoughts on modern life lol
@@TheSmittenman in what way?
Well said sir 👏
Ya beauty. One of my favourites
A great song. After the wall came down, we all thought the tide was turning, however, since then the tide has been retreating again!!
@MerchantOfAlba Who performed at The Wall concert in Berlin?
Guest artists; Snowy White, Rick Danko, Levon Helm and Garth Hudson of The Band, The Hooters, Van Morrison, Sinéad O'Connor, Cyndi Lauper, Marianne Faithfull, Scorpions, Joni Mitchell, Paul Carrack, Thomas Dolby and Bryan Adams, along with actors Albert Finney, Jerry Hall, Tim Curry, and Ute Lemper.
Roger invited many great musicians and friends from all over the world for The Wall live in Berlin.
Yes Cindy Lauper, Brian Adams and Sinead O Conner all played their part and sang.
The party piece was Van Morrison who sang Comfortably Numb, perhaps the best version for me.
This Van Morrison version also featured in the Leonardo Di Caprio’s Departed.
His album Radio KAOS is amazing, very melancholy and beautiful.
Another great solo album is "Amused to Death" with mostly Jeff Beck on guitar, incredible stuff ...
Amused to Death is my favorite Solo Album, favorite Song "Watching TV" !
@@martinkolb1399 I love Radio Kaos, his best album by far.
He is way too political now for my tastes i am afraid
@@martinkolb1399 Watching Tv is a great song! So powerful
this song is not the original ending song from the wall. it comes from roger's second solo album radio kaos. it is about how the live aid concert in 1985 showed that "on saturday night all those kids in the sun wrested technologies sword from the hands of the warlords". roger felt this song was a more fitting conclusion to the berlin show given the recent tearing down of the berlin wall. the original ending song from the wall is called "outside the wall". it suggests that even though someone may construct a wall to protect themselves from the world,the people outside the wall have it just as bad in trying to help you with your problems. "after all it's not easy,banging your heart against some mad bugger's wall".
Wait till you hear the version of MOTHER from this concert.... one of the best
It is from an excellent album "Radio chaos". . .
Unlike all the other songs in this concert, which were from Pink Floyd's the Wall album, The Tide is Turning is from Roger waters solo album Radio KIOS. Performing along side Roger Waters were Bryan Adams, Cyndi Lauper, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Sinead O'Connor, the Scorpions, Thomas Dolby, Paul Carrack from Mike and the Mechanics and Squeeze, and with actors Albert Finney, Jerry Hall, Tim Curry and Ute Lemper.
Great reaction, guys, as always! I haven't seen this dvd... is this before or after "Outside the Wall"? But, I do LOVE this song! Always gets me emotional.
oh, and wouldn't it be wonderful if the tide had actually turned 😕?
there used to be a documentary on you tube called FROM BEHIND THE WALL ,which shows in detail how the wall show was conceived, worked out, and all put together,its no longer on here but i was lucky enough to down it before you tube struck it down, thats the documentary you should look for.
as i say folks from the same concert "roger waters 1990 berlin" check out "hey you" with paul carrack,"is there anybody out there/nobody home" that's my song as i've always had a "strong urge to fly" and "another brick in the wall pt3/goodbye cruel world" that is a showstopper for roger's theatrics,the power and build up with the orchestra then right back down to 2 notes in goodbye(the last brick).just jawdropping musicianship.loving your pink floyd journey and keep it coming.for other epic songs check genesis "in the cage medley/afterglow 1984 hq audio" thats the best version on youtube,just unbelievable and when that surge of power amidst the plume of pink smoke kicks in afterglow oh my word,also suppers ready a 23 minute long masterpiece with genesis at their prime and check out 10 cc "feel the benefit" as the outro is classic,have a good day folks
I had read that approx 350,000 tickets were sold for this show. When you see the crowd though, you get the feeling that 350,000 is a low number.
Over 350.000 People where at the Concert, but they sold "only" 220.000 Tickets, I bought one (49,00 Deutsch Mark), when we arrived the Concert was open for everybody.
@@martinkolb1399 Id imagine it was quiet the experience. I was dying to catch one of the US shows but it just didn't happen. Caught almost every tour since though. Satisfied every show.
I was 20 years old when my friends and i went to the concert, we had just finished school, so it was the last event for our group and it was very emotional for us and i remember standing on this field and you see in every direction people until the horizon and everybody was happy to be there and beeing a part of this event. Just beeing there was the thing, from the concert i saw nearly nothing, the Stage was so far away. For Germany these years 1989 - 1990 were such a crazy Time, nobody thought the the Berlin Wall could fall, the border between East and West Germany was crazy, you could be shot if you went 1 step to far to the border. I thought the Germans would be forever grateful to Roger, but this year me and my friends whent to Roger again and guess what, Mainstream Media and some Politicians tryed to cancel his concerts. It´s such a shame, but his fans and i stand behind him. I was on 2 concerts in Köln and München and they where great, what a show and can you believe it, the fist Song was "comfortably numb" and the last Song was "2 Suns in the Sunset" WOW @@rockytopted6337
@@martinkolb1399 I think that was the way the song list ended with the last tour...the "This is Not a Drill" tour. He played a different version of Comfortably Numb to open the show for sure. Thinking Two Suns in the Sunset ended the show too. I learned to play Two Suns on guitar a few years ago. Never imagined I'd get to see it live by any member of PF. Roger delivered the goods though. Good times!!!
You are right, the last Song on the Tthe 2023 Tour was "Outside the Wall" they played it on their way from the Stage to changing room, i´m getting old.@@rockytopted6337
Another great song is "Each Small Candle"
As time has passed, Roger's shows have become an even greater spectacle to witness. I've been to several and leave each one thinking it can't be topped. Then I got to the next tour and it's more spectacular...
He performed the entire The Wall album.
Also check out his more recent global concerts.
This song is off Roger's 1987 album, Radio K.A.O.S.
Anytime Van shows up, take my money
RIP to Sinead. She had a beautiful and complicated soul. She seems sad and not quite into this performance for whatever reason, but from this same show you should watch her singing "Mother". Like Nothing Compares To U, the subject matter was deeply personal to her. Anyway, I just copied this from the Wiki article, but some of the artists here are: Snowy White, Rick Danko, Levon Helm and Garth Hudson of The Band, The Hooters, Van Morrison, Sinéad O'Connor, Cyndi Lauper, Marianne Faithfull, Scorpions, Joni Mitchell, Paul Carrack, Thomas Dolby and Bryan Adams, along with actors Albert Finney, Jerry Hall, Tim Curry and Ute Lemper. This could be a good jumping off point to explore the music of some of those artists you may not be familiar with.
Paul Carrack's voice is amazing, even in that company! Andy Fairweather-Low was musical director and played on lots of Roger Waters tours as well as being a star in his own right. Andy and Paul are boith still touring and still at the top of their games.
I would watch In The Flesh tour
You have to watch Roger waters pigs in his Mexico City concert
Huge crowd
Roger’s lyrics are bloody genius. If you can upload it without copyright issues, What God Wants from Amused To Death is definitely worth a listen. ✌️
The entire album is pretty good. It's not Pink Floyd. It's Waters, as he gets progressively darker. I like "It's A Miracle". I think this album is worth listening to BEFORE trying his new Dark Side Of The Moon Redux album. It opens the mind a little.
@@SuHo-bp1iyYeah, definitely. The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking is brilliant as well but, like you say, it’s dark.
I think Roger’s lyrics have a lot of humour in them as well though, He’d have made a brilliant dark comedian.
this song is of radio kaos album
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This is from radio K.A.O.S ?
Next react steve vai for the love of god live 1996
They stopped taking money for tickets after selling 375,000. All profits went to disaster relief charity
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Fun fact: The Tide is turning was forced upon Waters by the producers to have the end be more optimistic, as oposed to the original
It seems to me an invention of yours ... can you post some source?
One of the most tragic things in music is the split between David and Roger. Mostly, infact all done by Rogers ego. I'm still a huge Roger fan and hus political views, but when it cane to PonknFloyd he needed to stop being that egotistical, narcissistic arsehole.
Why?
I don't care for this rendition at all. I love the original, this one is too pretentious.