17+ minutes of one of the best rock bands ever at their live best!! And if David Gilmour is not in your top 5 guitarists you either were not listening or you don't know brilliance when you hear it!
17:17 "we're gonna take a break and then come in 20 minutes" Roger, believe me when I say the audience also needs a break to recover from such mindblowing experience.
Let's show a little love for the back and fourth between Wright (Hammond organ) and Gilmour (Stratocaster) at the end of this 13:57. They are having a conversation. So beautiful.
I don't think I've ever heard a guitar solo that repeats a riff so beautifully, it's absolutely perfect. My favorite solo of all time, and extremely underrated
Gilmour plays the solo in a more spacy fashion with a hint of late 60s.....hippy style....with Rick Wright doing the same....unusual to hear them improvise like that......I saw the tour in the UK in 77 and it was like the album.....such a great album Animals......
I think as the tour progressed they started to improvise more and more. Did the Pigs version you heard in the UK already had the improvised guitar solo in the middle of the song?
@@ltcurry No way, Snowy was on a bass through whole song. Roger played rhythm Strat Roger during Sheep or Pigs 3DO: scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/aeb450d7e4ed58733efa28ce7469a213/5D63CDA6/t51.2885-15/e35/46094597_308561383092718_6816699985586078417_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com Snowy during Sheep or Pigs 3DO: live.staticflickr.com/3113/3142006240_e89c1b3f79_b.jpg
The last five minutes of this recording are of the greatest guitar performance I think I've ever heard from David Gilmour... I own every album and hundreds of bootlegs and this one takes the cake. Pure. Fucking. Bliss.
I once got pulled over by a cop with this blaring. He asked "is this animals live?" I said yes sir! He said "man that's fucking awesome" and let me go. The power of the Floyd!
Totally agree it's Floyd's biggest mistake not filming the In The Flesh Tour, Animals is so underated it's my favourite Floyd album, could have been written today as the lyrics are so NOW..!! Roger is a physcic
@@ulti.matt04 You're thinking of The Wall, my friend. They (Pink Floyd and crew) were originally going to use footage from their Earls Court performances of The Wall for the movie and sadly, the footage turned out not as good and for the same reason that you said. However, some great footage has surfaced and Roger Waters allegedly has the whole show in 70 mm. So, hey.
ggthewhale - True, but his guitar playing on Animals is his best. So precise on the album, but a lot looser live. That’s what makes the 77 shows great.
Thanks to Dave's spine-chilling guitar playing, Roger's infamous pig screams, Rick's perfectly precise keyboard playing, and Nick's insane drums... This is one of the greatest live performances of all time. Not a single note missed or wasted.
OMG, that keyboard's solo in the middle is a total MASTERPIECE from Rick! If this isn't the climax of their live together, I don't know anything more. Long live Pink Floyd!
Probably not gonna get em. Bootlegs and recordings from 1975 are the probably best you’re going to get. David didn’t want to record anything from the 1977 tour.
arid bitch the 75 shows are uninspired though, really. Hamilton and LA are decent 75 shows but the 77 shows are far better. I know they supposedly only recorded on a nagra reel to reel in 77, but this show in particular is about as excellent sounding a bootleg as you will find. It’s not as sterile uneven as soundboards and it’s excellent fidelity for an audience recording.
Rutger Vella Meagher A 1977 In the Flesh show would cover both (Set One was Animals in it’s entirety and Set Two was Wish You Were Here in its entirety...plus 2 or 3 encores).
I was there in the colosseum of Oakland, can’t believe it has been that long. This was the song I ever heard from them, haven’t stop listening to PF ever since.
Waters is such a great rhythm guitarist on this track. He’s playing like he’s handling razors and slashing chords, while Snowy White on bass sounds like a frustrated guitarist, playing and filling the bottom end with melodic finesse and soul , leaving David to go off and fly and play some face shredding guitar. Punk Floyd Indeed
The last blistering part of the jam...it might just be the best rock performance of all time. And the best part? This whole song is awesome. There is never a dull moment.
Just imagine Pink Floyd would really revisit Animals and would add this recording to an immersion box. Restored here and there but still this recording. I heard many versions of the same tour and as well later interpretations by Waters but on this very night all were on the top. BTW. Don't know what happened do Gilmour that night but listen as well how he played Shine On the secound part that at this concert. Out of that world! And those lucky ones that own the whole recording of this concert in Oakland are happy to hear the last time Careful eith that Axe... I need a time machine!
One of the few songs that I could play endlessly, without actually getting sick of it. Almost every part is pretty much a thrilling almost drug induced exhilaration. The bass, voices, and strings are just way to godly for it to be a flawless live performance! Every time I listen to this, it gives me the motivation to also try my hardest, that is what this performance shows. Give it your best, and go all out....
@@seamusforever7081 Not every Pink Floyd fan. I don't like the solos that much and I am always kind of waiting for the lyrics, which is what I like the most about old Pink Floyd
I’m 68 years of age and been listening to Pink Floyd 40+ plus years. Just so love all their music❤️❤️❤️ Brilliant musicians and Mr David Gilmour. You are extraordinary in every way 💕💗💞💓💝💖
@@gavinreid5387guy randomly finds a 500k view live version of pigs and decides to shit on Pink Floyd. Nah man, pink floyd is not overrated. They're fucking beautiful.
Freaking nuts! The solo is insane and this is probably the single greatest live Floyd performance I've ever heard... The bass work by Waters at the very end is otherworldly.
@@themadcaplaughs3884 Snowy white played backing guitar from everything I can find. I can't find any evidence of him playing bass with Floyd. David Gilmour played bass occasionally but not Snowy. Not that I can find anyway...
@@user-zx1ir7jt4c interesting, from what I’ve read it’s well documented that he plays bass on sheep and pigs with roger playing bass on dogs- I believe it was in a David Gilmour interview about the album . However it’s all the same to me - complete Floyd excellence !
This album and my Dad (a musician of many instruments) were my initial inspirations to become a musician. I wanted to be a part of something greater than myself. I find that a little ironic now knowing how the band members felt at the time. But also I think it's a testament to their abilities to express through their playing. You can literally feel the disappointment, the separation emotionally within the band itself. The anger and resentment is a fiery solo, the resigned and ruthlessly steady drum grooves, the punchy bass trying to pull the solos. The quieter insinuations of keyboard lines, as if to say _"hey, things could be better too, you know?"_
Love this album, my uncle introduced to me when I was heavy into dark side of the moon, he had this tape in his truck and we blasted on the way to my grandma's and it just happened to be at this song on the tape, love it man
I remember the first time I heard this album probably around 78’ I was about 7 at a neighbors house- born raised Bay Area - hard to believe this masterpiece was going on about 15 min away from my house at the time… been a fan most of my life and always wanted live stuff from Animals… thank you for this! We all owe you one👍🏻
MrDuojet .if you want know the tryth this 77 in the flesh tour was the highest live performances of the band ever , they have never reach this high live ability again. The best second live tour was the wall 80/81 and the third 94 tour . Also gilmour /wright playing echoes as perfectionists in live in dansk.
Bands do a lot recording themselves that fans DONT know about. A lot of "Sound Board" recordings out their collecting dust.....Hopefully the future is good to us Floyd fans.
There are quite a few soundboard or audience/radio bootlegs of concerts from the 70s to be found. You can even get the 4 legendary rainbow concerts from february '72, when PF played their "new material" (as in a work in progress of DSotM) for the press. So many roads to ease my soul just waiting to be googled.
@@PsychoWedge the best one of the 72' lives was probably the Great Gig in Boblingen, my favourite show of PF with an incredible record of Careful with that axe Eugene and an amazing performance on the pre-DSotM (with the old On the run that sounds groovy af). I would really love an official release of this show as well as for the Oakland live (this one) which is amazing too
Well, being an album mainly composed by Waters, it's understandable that he doesn't like playin' it. He may also be unable to play it for legal reasons. In my opinion, as a big fan of this album, it would be great seen Gilmour playin' all these songs.
From what I understand the entire rest of the band was getting frustrated with Waters grabbing all ( most of) the credits from here on out and of course a bigger piece of the floyd pie.
Absolute fire. And a gleaming example of why I prefer the band with only 5 on stage. There's a nasty grittiness to their playing, and their unique playing styles come to the fore. This was Pink Floyd at the peak of their performing powers.
Who was the fifth person at this point? I'm assuming someone on bass as I can't imagine Roger having the coordination to pull of the vocal and some of the bass-playing, but a second guitarist makes more sense.
@@digitalis303 Snowy White. Dick Parry played on a a few songs as well, so on 2 songs they were a 6 piece. Snowy takes a few of the lead solos in this show as well, on Have a Cigar and Pigs on the Wing 2.
This Is the best song of Pink Floyd live ever, the solo Is Better than comfortably numb, and Nick and Rick are beautifoul, best band ever for me, no doubt
17+ minutes of one of the best rock bands ever at their live best!!
And if David Gilmour is not in your top 5 guitarists you either were not listening or you don't know brilliance when you hear it!
If you have a top 5 guitarists list and David is on it, then you'd spell his name correctly.
@@christopher4842 I stand corrected.......TY
Never realized that (spelling); I have relatives named Gilmore and just assumed.
no existe ranking el es el number one
@@richarddriver-fy1uv👍... From Germany 🙏💕✌️
17:17 "we're gonna take a break and then come in 20 minutes"
Roger, believe me when I say the audience also needs a break to recover from such mindblowing experience.
Gai
Gilmour's voice when he shouts "Charade you are" is amazing
Makes this version the best
@@leadwatcher Charade you are! Troll!
One of my favorite songs during the 77 tours. Amazing. Wish they could play the same song the whole day
@@heavymeddle28 me too
I think so too‼️
私もそう思います‼️
That solo could be ranked one of the best things I heard in music history
Thats a fact.
Agreed !!!!
EXACTLY
Stretches one note over 24 bars .
Like nobodies biz.
YES
The highest point of rock music.
Maybe in music
Let's show a little love for the back and fourth between Wright (Hammond organ) and Gilmour (Stratocaster) at the end of this 13:57. They are having a conversation. So beautiful.
What a fucking performance! One of the many reasons why Pink Floyd is my favorite band and why David Gilmour is my favorite guitarist.
holy moly. extra 5 min of pf bliss in this performance. what a treat to hear
One BadAss Guitar Solo!! Have to give Props and Applause to the whole band!!
absolutely...couldn't say it better myself!
Trung Fu : +1 / the same with me. Since 1970
For me this is Pink Floyd's best song. Dark, beautiful, original, long, creative, fenomenal solos. Masterpiece.
Great choral hook
its a true master piece
I agree. This is my favorite song, I never get tired of it.
If not the best, it’s certainly up there. Love everything about it. Gilmour is of course, amazing.
@@eldubya7972 your pic reminded me of the mars volta instantly
I don't think I've ever heard a guitar solo that repeats a riff so beautifully, it's absolutely perfect. My favorite solo of all time, and extremely underrated
Gilmour plays the solo in a more spacy fashion with a hint of late 60s.....hippy style....with Rick Wright doing the same....unusual to hear them improvise like that......I saw the tour in the UK in 77 and it was like the album.....such a great album Animals......
I think as the tour progressed they started to improvise more and more. Did the Pigs version you heard in the UK already had the improvised guitar solo in the middle of the song?
Gilmour was a different animal and could jam like hell depending on how he felt. Normally a master.
1st solo was Snowy White. He used a Les Paul, the tone is a dual humbucker, Les Paul.
@@ltcurry No way, Snowy was on a bass through whole song. Roger played rhythm Strat
Roger during Sheep or Pigs 3DO:
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Snowy during Sheep or Pigs 3DO:
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The last five minutes of this recording are of the greatest guitar performance I think I've ever heard from David Gilmour... I own every album and hundreds of bootlegs and this one takes the cake. Pure. Fucking. Bliss.
it really is another level isn't it? truly epic playing from Gilmour
He's a wizard. That guitar
I couldn't agree more. I'm a huge, huge fan of his. The 2nd solo on comfy numb is perfection but I love this one .
Epic guitar sound even Roger's bass sounds menacing it compliments the solo
I agree I'm a fan of 45 years and a great collector far and wide... glad to meet a collector...greetings from the US
I once got pulled over by a cop with this blaring. He asked "is this animals live?" I said yes sir! He said "man that's fucking awesome" and let me go. The power of the Floyd!
This shit did not happen 😭😭
😅😅😅😅 great story but defo didnt happen@chrismoore488
guys hes telling the truth, I was the cop
He’s telling the truth I was the radio system playing this
it's true I was the car
Listening to Gilmour play live is proof he is the most gifted rock guitarist ever.
Naa
The fact there's no official recording from one of the 77 shows is a downright f'ing tragedy.
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Isn't deep space Oakland somewhat official?
Totally agree it's Floyd's biggest mistake not filming the In The Flesh Tour, Animals is so underated it's my favourite Floyd album, could have been written today as the lyrics are so NOW..!! Roger is a physcic
I think the cameras couldn’t pick anything up with the shows lighting and they didn’t wanna compromise the performance for the sake of filming
@@ulti.matt04 You're thinking of The Wall, my friend. They (Pink Floyd and crew) were originally going to use footage from their Earls Court performances of The Wall for the movie and sadly, the footage turned out not as good and for the same reason that you said. However, some great footage has surfaced and Roger Waters allegedly has the whole show in 70 mm. So, hey.
Gilmour's work on Animals is probably the best of his career, esp. the solo on "Dogs."
that 3rd solo at 5:30 gives me chills every time. absolutely perfect
Gilmour didn't do any work on animals except on dogs. Animals is roger waters' album
ggthewhale - True, but his guitar playing on Animals is his best. So precise on the album, but a lot looser live. That’s what makes the 77 shows great.
ggthewhale the bassline its gilmour playing. Wtf
ggthewhale he composed and played the guitar parts
If I could have a time machine for 24 hours of my life, seeing Animals live would absolutely make the itinerary.
I concur 🤘
I would too but where are we gonna get the tickets?
but surely because it's a time machine, you wouldn't have it for 24 hrs. because of time travel
I would sell my soul
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That SOLO!!! is beyond belief!!! Gilmour is known for his feel, but he keeps it when he plays fast! Beautiful!
This is such a heavy song, in every way, musically, lyricaly, intent, and execution. I fucking love it.
Thanks to Dave's spine-chilling guitar playing, Roger's infamous pig screams, Rick's perfectly precise keyboard playing, and Nick's insane drums...
This is one of the greatest live performances of all time. Not a single note missed or wasted.
Those pig screams are tremendous!!
It was one of the best concerts I ever attended. I was backstage but moved out front for the light show, Pink Floyd always had the best ones.
@@DrCR27 I decided to stay backstage.
Yeah well waters is about a pig so....
@@DrCR27 you’re an idiot…I stayed backstage as well
OMG, that keyboard's solo in the middle is a total MASTERPIECE from Rick!
If this isn't the climax of their live together, I don't know anything more. Long live Pink Floyd!
The late 70s, (in particular '77) was the best period of music. I've said that for decades.
This was some dates before the Montreal concert, when Waters spit on a fan and The Wall began to be built.
It was the Montreal show and only that one he did it
@@guerito7571 she's saying this was only a few dates before that infamous show
@@DeputyPlays lost in translation. No worries.
Azimuth coordinator. Bootleg has this moment.
Both needed to happen
Love Roger's screams.
Been listening to Floyd for 40 years and still get goose bumps.
Pigs is one of their best songs. I discovered the album pretty late. It's a hidden gem. Imo it's second after wish you were here album
It's a toss up between the two of course early version where written for WYWH
Still waiting for animals and wish you were here live albums...
Animals Live album would be a dream come true. Just please god don't make it "unplugged"
Probably not gonna get em. Bootlegs and recordings from 1975 are the probably best you’re going to get. David didn’t want to record anything from the 1977 tour.
§paethon unplugged wasn’t around until the 90’s and pf sure as shit wouldn’t have done animals on it lol
arid bitch the 75 shows are uninspired though, really. Hamilton and LA are decent 75 shows but the 77 shows are far better.
I know they supposedly only recorded on a nagra reel to reel in 77, but this show in particular is about as excellent sounding a bootleg as you will find.
It’s not as sterile uneven as soundboards and it’s excellent fidelity for an audience recording.
Rutger Vella Meagher A 1977 In the Flesh show would cover both (Set One was Animals in it’s entirety and Set Two was Wish You Were Here in its entirety...plus 2 or 3 encores).
david gilmour in fire,what a fantastic solo!
I was there in the colosseum of Oakland, can’t believe it has been that long. This was the song I ever heard from them, haven’t stop listening to PF ever since.
who shouted haha charade you are so angrily?
The Hammond solo really ties the end together.
My vote was going to be for the cowbell.
Waters voice at this time is golden , vocals only he could pull off . love this song by my favorite band .
The inhale screamings and everything just makes this live version so beautiful
I’m so glad the audio for this concert exists. They absolutely KILL this song!
Waters is such a great rhythm guitarist on this track. He’s playing like he’s handling razors and slashing chords, while Snowy White on bass sounds like a frustrated guitarist, playing and filling the bottom end with melodic finesse and soul , leaving David to go off and fly and play some face shredding guitar. Punk Floyd Indeed
I do believe snowy white played the guitar, roger waters the bass
@@ericligotke3542 Snowy on bass, Roger on rhythm here.
You know not about bass guitar to say that!
Wish they could've played this song for hours. Never get tired of this one
Best Pigs version I've ever heard !!!
The last blistering part of the jam...it might just be the best rock performance of all time. And the best part?
This whole song is awesome. There is never a dull moment.
Masterpiece...songwriters will live 100 life times to capture something as powerful, pure and complete. Perfect song.
I love the little hit they make with the cow bell and the guitar solo in this song so much. Then it just makes you forget how damn good the drums are
Nick Mason's drumming is superb too ya know...
It's sad that he always gets overshadowed by the other members.
@@mr.orange8211 I get to hear this fantastic version again thanks to your comment.
@@ianhames2465 Listen to it again now
@@remsi2208 😁OK, I will.
Agreed
Great bass line, this entire song is a masterpiece
David Gilmour wrote it
Snowy White is playing it live, while Gilmore and Waters play guitars.
@@tking1245 yeah but snowy white didn’t write the bassline
@@chadkcmo there's two bass lines. Daves funk and Rogers rhythm on the record. Snowy just played a mix of them both live.
This is fire, it blows the studio version outta the water.
@Terrence Reardon and Friends Podcast Podcast It's missing those great fretless bass solos, though
No way
Still love the studio version tbh.
Yes and the clarity!!!
The remixed studio version that came out last year is way better
Just imagine Pink Floyd would really revisit Animals and would add this recording to an immersion box. Restored here and there but still this recording. I heard many versions of the same tour and as well later interpretations by Waters but on this very night all were on the top. BTW. Don't know what happened do Gilmour that night but listen as well how he played Shine On the secound part that at this concert. Out of that world! And those lucky ones that own the whole recording of this concert in Oakland are happy to hear the last time Careful eith that Axe... I need a time machine!
This is one or the best Pigs I¨ve ever heard
12:45 that way Dave makes the guitar cry. fkn genius
One of the few songs that I could play endlessly, without actually getting sick of it. Almost every part is pretty much a thrilling almost drug induced exhilaration. The bass, voices, and strings are just way to godly for it to be a flawless live performance! Every time I listen to this, it gives me the motivation to also try my hardest, that is what this performance shows. Give it your best, and go all out....
I've been playing this song on repeat for two days!!!!!
Close to a drug high without actually taking any.. pure fucking bliss
the 1977 tour was the best they ever played.
The thing about the studio version:
I only wished for the ending solo to be longer. That was probably the best part of the song other than the verses.
Every PF fan thinks that.
Same with Comfortably Numb.
ThoughtfulPug1 same here!..it’s one of the greatest solos in rock history and then it ends!!!!
@@seamusforever7081 Not every Pink Floyd fan. I don't like the solos that much and I am always kind of waiting for the lyrics, which is what I like the most about old Pink Floyd
This is a spiritual experience.
Thats what the pig🐷 said in the abattoir......🙂
There's music and then there's Pink Floyd ❤️
I’m 68 years of age and been listening to Pink Floyd 40+ plus years. Just so love all their music❤️❤️❤️ Brilliant musicians and Mr David Gilmour. You are extraordinary in every way 💕💗💞💓💝💖
The lead towards the end, is absolutely brilliant.
The most underrated album ever. Like the man said, there's music and then there's Pink Floyd.
No. Highly rated.
@@gavinreid5387 Highly rated, still deserves to be even higher rated.
@@gavinreid5387guy randomly finds a 500k view live version of pigs and decides to shit on Pink Floyd. Nah man, pink floyd is not overrated. They're fucking beautiful.
I absolutely love the bass tone here - the low notes are powerful and sound menacing, the high notes are punchy and sad at the same time. Wonderful
Snowy White on bass in this.
@@Finkployd78wow really? And out of curiosity - how do you know this? And does that mean that Roger just sang and didn't play anything?
@@maks886 On this song, Roger played rhythm guitar. There is some footage from this tour floating around, sadly I was too young to be there :(
@@Finkployd78 I wish I could have been there too, but it was 20+ years before I was even born :D
Gilmour makes his stratocaster talking.Fantastic inpirated solos.,man. One of the Greatest guitar players of all the times.
This band was immaculate, one of the best all time contemporary rock bands ever and animals is just brilliant
Freaking nuts! The solo is insane and this is probably the single greatest live Floyd performance I've ever heard... The bass work by Waters at the very end is otherworldly.
Snowy white plays bass here. Waters plays Rhythm guitar on all the animals tracks expect dogs .
@@themadcaplaughs3884 Snowy white played backing guitar from everything I can find. I can't find any evidence of him playing bass with Floyd. David Gilmour played bass occasionally but not Snowy. Not that I can find anyway...
@@user-zx1ir7jt4c interesting, from what I’ve read it’s well documented that he plays bass on sheep and pigs with roger playing bass on dogs- I believe it was in a David Gilmour interview about the album . However it’s all the same to me - complete Floyd excellence !
ruclips.net/video/m1LNPh0pImw/видео.html Snowy isn't too visible during Pigs but both Roger and David played guitar so the bass work went to him.
@@themadcaplaughs3884 i think in this love performance snowy white wasn’t here, not too sure but just from one article about the tour
There is not and there will never be a band like this. Perfect in all: instruments, vocals, lyrics. The rock's highest expression.
This is a really good live recording. Save this one!!!! Forever!!!!!!!!!!
Now these guys know how to jam!! Gilmour guitar tone and playing is powerful!!
Mr. Gilmour just bending those wires like great guitarist that he is !
One of my favorite guitar solos!!
I had a ticket to this show and bailed at last minute. I never felt bad about it.....until this. Jesus Effen Christ what a rock show
LOL that's sad. I had a ticket to see KISS in the 70s and bailed on it. Have never regretted it lol. This I would...
This album and my Dad (a musician of many instruments) were my initial inspirations to become a musician. I wanted to be a part of something greater than myself. I find that a little ironic now knowing how the band members felt at the time.
But also I think it's a testament to their abilities to express through their playing. You can literally feel the disappointment, the separation emotionally within the band itself. The anger and resentment is a fiery solo, the resigned and ruthlessly steady drum grooves, the punchy bass trying to pull the solos. The quieter insinuations of keyboard lines, as if to say _"hey, things could be better too, you know?"_
Rogers with the wierd scary sounds and Gilmore with absolutely badass top both guitar playing! Why isn't there a video of this ??!!!!
La voce di Roger e i cori di Dave valgono da soli l'intero pezzo!
Se aggiungi tutto il resta si raggiunge un livello quasi mai toccato
Love this album, my uncle introduced to me when I was heavy into dark side of the moon, he had this tape in his truck and we blasted on the way to my grandma's and it just happened to be at this song on the tape, love it man
4:51 rogers scream just before the solo fkn hell
Amazing
I remember the first time I heard this album probably around 78’ I was about 7 at a neighbors house- born raised Bay Area - hard to believe this masterpiece was going on about 15 min away from my house at the time… been a fan most of my life and always wanted live stuff from Animals… thank you for this! We all owe you one👍🏻
Amazing performances by Gilmour and Wright. Pink Floyd was as good live as in the studio.
that's definitely an exaggerated statement
MrDuojet .if you want know the tryth this 77 in the flesh tour was the highest live performances of the band ever , they have never reach this high live ability again. The best second live tour was the wall 80/81 and the third 94 tour . Also gilmour /wright playing echoes as perfectionists in live in dansk.
I think they were better live, DSOTM was far superior in the live shows
Don't forget Waters and Mason too. Waters played rhythm like he's mad at the guitar, and that double kick drums at the end is just aggressive as hell.
Don't forget Waters and Mason too. Waters played rhythm like he's mad at the guitar, and that double kick drums at the end is just aggressive as hell.
What a travesty that there were no live Pink Floyd performances filmed in the 70s, except for Pompeii sans audience.
Bands do a lot recording themselves that fans DONT know about. A lot of "Sound Board" recordings out their collecting dust.....Hopefully the future is good to us Floyd fans.
@angelbabe dawg The fireworks?
Moe R. There was the infamous spitting incident an then a small riot
There are quite a few soundboard or audience/radio bootlegs of concerts from the 70s to be found. You can even get the 4 legendary rainbow concerts from february '72, when PF played their "new material" (as in a work in progress of DSotM) for the press. So many roads to ease my soul just waiting to be googled.
@@PsychoWedge the best one of the 72' lives was probably the Great Gig in Boblingen, my favourite show of PF with an incredible record of Careful with that axe Eugene and an amazing performance on the pre-DSotM (with the old On the run that sounds groovy af). I would really love an official release of this show as well as for the Oakland live (this one) which is amazing too
My one and only time of seeing Pink Floyd was the summer of 77 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City . An amazing memory . Thank You for the memories
They played Kemper Arena in Kansas City in 1977 not Arrowhead.
@@terrencereardon6374 I just looked at the ticket stub and you are correct .
can we just all agree that Gilmours voice is godly
damn, this recording is awesome. legendary
Wow I wish I was alive to see this performance.
I was!! It was awesome!!
WOW... Just an amazing song. One of the best solos I have heard. Awesome.
That's more than 40 years back! This band is definitely out of the fucking known universe!
gilmour's vocal harmony is so fucking amazing. what a shame he doesn't play that insane album.
The vocal is mostly Waters
Well, being an album mainly composed by Waters, it's understandable that he doesn't like playin' it. He may also be unable to play it for legal reasons.
In my opinion, as a big fan of this album, it would be great seen Gilmour playin' all these songs.
One of my favourites albums
Pierry Gomes i always wondered why gilmour never played any of the animals album on his tours
From what I understand the entire rest of the band was getting frustrated with Waters grabbing all ( most of) the credits from here on out and of course a bigger piece of the floyd pie.
Dioooooos qué buen live!! Woow, una obra maestra, digno de los mejores artistas y genios del rock!
possibly the best live performance out there of Pigs. Gilmour slays those solo's
What a song!!! What an album!!! What a band!!! Absolutely amazing!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This track triumph Spotify. Heard it about 100 times now. Second to guilmors «sorrow» this is definetily their best piece of music
ORGASM with that solo !!!! 🙏🏼 David Gilmour on fire 🔥!!!!
Animals is the best Pink Floyd album
Thanks Roger for that
Definitely their best album post Syd's era.
Everything is sounding so well.
Wow, Gilmour together with Wright, what a dialog!
Animals is my favorite Floyd album and I was there that night. In the nosebleeds but still awesome. A night to remember.
Unbelievable ...what a performance. Mind blowing.
Absolute fire. And a gleaming example of why I prefer the band with only 5 on stage. There's a nasty grittiness to their playing, and their unique playing styles come to the fore. This was Pink Floyd at the peak of their performing powers.
This.
Who was the fifth person at this point? I'm assuming someone on bass as I can't imagine Roger having the coordination to pull of the vocal and some of the bass-playing, but a second guitarist makes more sense.
@@digitalis303 Snowy White. Dick Parry played on a a few songs as well, so on 2 songs they were a 6 piece. Snowy takes a few of the lead solos in this show as well, on Have a Cigar and Pigs on the Wing 2.
When Roger played it in the Us and Them Tour it was INCREDIBLE as were the visuals
The Wall and the Us + Them tours were the best shows I've ever seen
OMG... Perfect guitar Solo! It's just amazing!
Sounds great! I was a year old when this album came out... Might be my favorite Floyd album...
Gilmour was a different animal and could jam like hell.
Every time I listen to Floyd, I light a candle, raise a window, and ........chill..
...This Show in the Bay took me to new heights and let my soul soar ! ....Thanks for the memories !
Last five minutes Gilmour and Richard Wright make the history
🎸🥂❤️
A pessoa que viu eles cantarem em um show nos anos 70 é privilegiada.Imagina que daora no show,anos 70 ao vivo ver eles cantarem.Top
I bought this album in'78,one of the first records I bought and I still love it as first time I heard it. Life is strange. Music is stranger.
David is a monster! see "FINAL CUT" for some of his best work!
1977 in the middle of the punk era, but somehow Roger Waters songs and singing was way scarier than Johnny Roten or Joy Strummer.
Who's that bums
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The music of the punk era was mostly fake, and held little in the way of a message .
Even in 2021!
The mix is all over the place.. still, the greatness shines thru
I'm rocking this! One of a kind. One of a kind!🐖
This Is the best song of Pink Floyd live ever, the solo Is Better than comfortably numb, and Nick and Rick are beautifoul, best band ever for me, no doubt
Perfect!!!
This remastered sound is simply superb!!!!!