Echoes Part 1 Live Pompeii -Pink Floyd, Kel's First Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2019
- Watch Kel's first reaction to Pink Floyd's Echoes Part 1 filmed live at Pompeii.
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Dave Mustaine on David Gilmour: "He could do more with one note than most guitarists can do with an entire scale."
My two faves. Gilmour and mustain. 👍
David destroys shredders with one bend of a string.
When Gilmour plays that guitar the gods close their eyes.
imagine having a partner to listen to echoes with. damnit. this is beautiful.
I was just reflecting on the various layers of beauty here: a beautiful lady, a beautiful love affair, a beautiful song, a beautiful experience of introducing her to the song (on headphones, anyway), and the beauty of all of us taking all of that in...
No matter what happens...we'll always have "Pompeii"...
Such an authentic, consistent, rare display of true love and mutual adoration between two people that personally I've never, ever had the pleasure to experience in this lifetime, and doubt I ever will, BECAUSE it's so rare to see that. So happy for you two, to have found each other that it almost brings me to tears sometimes. Thx for sharing.
I'm 62 years old, I was 14-15 years old when I herd my 1st Pink Floyd Album Meddle, the song Echos was the song that got me into Pink Floyd.
"Dogs" is my favorite PF tune. The lyrics are thought provoking.
These 2 love each other too much , God bless.....keep going
One of my very favorites of anything of all time!!!
That's the one thing is Brits can't be beaten on our music
Particularly in the 60s and 70s.
without a doubt
Listen to Indian Classical music
Im 69 now...back when this came out I spent many a cloudy nights listening to this....at least the nights that I can still remember...Love Floyd
İam 15 and I spent loads of days and night with this ART MUSİC, ECHOES...
Me too. 69 and doin fine.
1000 years later, their music will be still with us and being listened.
Congratulations on the one month anniversary! You guys rock!
Thank you for reacting to this. Echoes is simply timeless, a true masterpiece. Can't wait to see Part 2.
The old man is back. Now you're really taking me back to a very special time. Great to see them in the early years again. Pink Floyd got its name from two old southern bluesmen; Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. First time I saw them was in 1969. I was 21 years old and deeply into the whole psychedelic genre of music. I've seen them 5 times since. What can one say that hasn't already been said about this amazing band... and the multitude of great songs they've performed. David Gilmore became one of my all time favorite guitarists. He proved you don't have to be a shredder to be considered great. Is he the best I've ever seen? No... but I've never seen anyone better (there is no "best"). Glad I found you guys. If you haven't already seen their live performance of "Comfortably Numb" from the 1994 PULSE Tour then it's a must. Visually stunning, and David Gilmores guitar solo is considered by most (this old dude included) as one of the greatest ever. Here's a link if interested ruclips.net/video/vi7cuAjArRs/видео.html
HEY @neverTOOoldToRememberWhatsBest !
Great story...you saw them in '69!?? Saucerful of secrets / Ummagumma time...that's amazing.
I have seen pretty much everything Floyd...heard most of the bootlegs...all of the rare movies...Can't wait to share all with Kel and the community here...it could be it's own channel for god's sake.
Great to have you here @alleneh.
Keep being your amazing self.
Rich
alleneh re shredder, yes it’s the overall music that counts, whether the guitarist is a shredder or not. No point being a shredder if what you shred actually sucks! 😊
I am so glad I had a friend who introduced me to real music. Pink Floyd is his favorite band. He would make me put on headphones and listen to Meddle, Wish You Were Here, Dark Side of the Moon, even albums like Umma Gumma. I wouldn't have gone the direction I did if it wasn't for that. I had a brand new appreciation for musicianship.
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Correction: in an earlier comment I said I bought my first record in 1958... actually it was 1955. I was 7 years old. My generation has the advantage of being born before Rock & Roll, thereby letting us experience music and all its various styles and changes throughout the years. I've seen a great majority of the greats. Concerts were affordable in my day. We spent a great deal of time at Fillmore West in San Francisco. Example: went to see The Who, but before they played Bill Graham came out on stage to introduce the opening act, a band we'd never heard of called Santana. Cost of the ticket was $5.50. We, meaning us old dudes, have a better understanding of who and what influenced what and who. We've heard it all...most of todays generation have no idea, which is sad.... and now I'm going to sound like an old fart... our music was better than most of what corporate radio plays today. I have a ton of suggestions which I'll pass on from time to time if interested
Love watching you guys explore all the wonderful tunes I grew up with!
First time I heard this songs was six years ago when I was 16 years old I fell in love with and to this day I am still listening to it
All my life I wanted to have someone that was in love with me as Kel is with you, Rich. I'm pretty sure I haven't. I sure hope you appreciate what you have Rich (and I think you do.) It doesn't take a trained professional to see the love that exudes from every pore in you two. I am happy for you both and also sad that I will probably never have that for myself as I am in my twilight years.
Thank you for this!!!
Loved it. Thank you.
Thanks for the upload
So GOOD! Both studio and this live version of Echoes are awesome. This song is so primal. These guys performed with excellence. The thought just ran through my mind going back to the seventies and as much as we knew and loved how awesome the music was at the moment, I think we were naive to think this level of music wouldn't end. I'm into American Muscle Car's from mid 60's to early 70's too, and just like the music from that era we didn't realize how fortunate we were to have them at the moment in our young lives. Fast forward to today, that reality is so clear to see now. This song Echoes brings forth so many thoughts or memories when you listen to it as your drifting through your mind.
Slash on david gilmour : one note, one emotion
OMG OMG pure art , I loved reaction.
Kel is a hottie. Something bout dog collars. Well done rich.
Pink Floyd forever. Atom heart mother.
If you want an eargasm, listen to Pink Floyd "Marooned". It's Xanax for the mind that you take into your ears.
"Marooned" is one of my all-time Floyd favorites. David and Rick didn't perform it enough before Rick passed.
Whenever I need to decompress my soul I listen to "Marooned"
Dogs haunts me. Echoes Amazes me. Had Meddle and Animals on vinyl. Had Pompeii on VHS. I wore all of them out. So glad you guys are keeping this alive.
Nice, me too...and also saw 'Pompeii' in a Movie Theater at one of those Radio sponsored Weekend Midnight shows in the late 70's. 1978 I believe, or was it '79? Haha, no matter, my mind was in a bit of a euphoric haze at that time...comfortably numb ;)
Kel n-Rich... I love this band, I love this song and this video and Meddle!... 🙂
Great! Good luck to you guys on this new trend.
The best live music video ever !!! No audience just the band.
Happy 1 month! #painintheask More Pink Floyd! Any and all songs! Pompeii 1972 is maybe my favorite live show of any band ever. I still watch my DVD. ✌️❤️🤟
David gilmour the god of the guitar
I think my PF favorite is the song Wish You Were Here - it brings my deceased father to my memory - the times we played it together - he on a keyboard, me on a guitar. But I guess it is too well know to receive a reaction by Kel & Rich :-) Well, anyway - #MetalChickPick
Oh gosh, with the sound of Echoes flowing into my ears now, this made me a bit teary :-)
Kel's smile just slays me.Gorgeous!
Echoes you guys did echoes I so love you😍😍😍
This was my 1st Introduction to Pink Floyd at 13 and the sound coming from David Gilmour hooked me forever. btw im 56 now.
It was hard for me to keep my eyes open and wath your reactions. This song makes me wander far away in my mind. I just close my eyes and let it take me away.
All time favourite track. Was 15 when I heard this played in full on the radio by the excellent dj John Peel. Bought the album the next day. John Peel introduced me to so much great music.
Saw Pink Floyd in 1975...12 rows from the front. A-ma-zing!
I am so envious of you, Mark-I can only imagine that is was spectacular.
Aways remember going watch this on the big screen at my local cinema in the early 70's
and been bowled over, hadn't heard much of Floyd before hand.
Awwww man this is great. Tonight my context stone reads “relaxing” and on the other side of the moonstone it reads “comfortably numb”.
Was 10 when this came out on album.I remember watching the Movie for this in the mid 80's on VCR. Was in my 20's .Have been a Floydian Since the 70's
I was introduced to the Floyd early when I was in Jr. High by Mr. Harper, the chorus teacher. I had to buy the album and played it over and over, ad nauseum, at least for my mom. Now I gotta run to pt. 2...
Pink Floyd Forever Legend !!!
Pt 1 n 2 from this dvd possibly the best music dvd of all time ! Masterpiece right here !
Thanks for sharing and metal lerv from down under \m/ \m/
Wish i could be like you guys :'( with a couple enjoying the floyd experience
happy new year
You are so wonderful together 🙏🏻
My favorite performance of Echoes! The main reason is watching DG work that Fender Strat to perfection!
The studio version has much more to it and is therefore so much better IMO. Try it out together !...and ....book a room !!!
This is just part 1. They also do part 2
I first saw this at my local cinema around 79/80. I think it was shown due to the popularity of 'Another Brick In The Wall' which was number 1 in the UK charts. This live version is superb. I have a special edition dvd of it. I did see Pink Floyd perform 'The Wall' at Earls Court in 1980. Very good.
BEST drum-bass instrumental EVER!!
Saw "Live in Pompeii" prob between when DSotM and WYWH came out in a movie theater. I was shocked. SO many joints lit. I got a contact high. lol
MORE PINK FLOYD❤️❤️
Amazing that they could create such masterful sound, live in an amphitheatre. Notably different than the studio. They weren't just playing the song they were playing the echo of that amphitheatre.
🎧 ⛅️ Ahhhhhhhh, just BEAUTIFUL! ⛅️
Kelli...
Thanks for spelling!!!
The new Matrix movie has trailers...
Trinity and Kelli look like sisters...
I had noticed this while watching you react...
Rich is so fortunate...
You two are helping me realize that my wife and I need to listen to the music that brought us together...
Thanks...
That’s a big basket of love awaiting you both!
And yes, Kel’s my Trinity.
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Thanks so much for the response...
Love Echoes and Pompeii. What a place! Spooky as all get go. Only Floyd could stage a concert and not bother to invite anyone to see it!
Pink Floyd, "Dogs". Their best!
Nice T-shirt man; Jimi Hendrix. glad you two got to react to Pink Floyd. One of my all time favorite bands. PF makes music which is so difficult to grasp, there is so much going on, lyrically and musically all the small details. After listening to it hundreds of times there are still things to discover. just amazing. Kel, funny that you said submarine with the first note of the song. This song makes you feel your underwater or something. Thank you for reacting. Also check the album dogs.
Ruben Tullenaar dogs is on animals
@@tressadanaswell300 OMG don't know why I said "album" . I know it's a song on the album Animals. Thanks for correcting me though.
Watch the final act of 2001 A Space Odyssey Jupiter and beyond the infinite (@ 1:57:07) sound off and start the album version of Echoes at the same time. The result is indescribable.
Seeing someone you love, fall in love, with something you love, is one of life's greatest gifts.
Born in 69 so we're the same age and i also got into PF when you did. Love ol Floyd
Here is a good one!!!
This. Is. Tha. Jam!!! Gets my vote for best Floyd song.
Masterpiece
frigin gold
This version is much better than the studio version. Best bass ever!!
When i watch this how i wish there was more Pink Floyd on film.
I remember when I bought the album Meddle around 1982. I picked it up and read the track list: Side A: One of These Days, A Pillow of Winds, Fearless, San Tropez, and Seamus. Pretty standard; 5 songs on one side. Then Side B: Echoes (23.31).. WTF? a whole song on one side of the album? I always listened to albums in order, so I could not wait to get through Side A to see what made it worth filling Side B with a 23 minute song. "One of These Days" blew me away btw. After that, I never regretted listening to that album and the second side over and over.
a huge part of musical history
This music makes me "high", and then when I get high for real and listen this song, I go triple high!
Best band ever mates
Oooooh..... good one!
Rich, David Gilmour is auctioning off 120 of his guitars in June maybe one used in this video among them. Speaking of David Gilmour, he came back to Pompeii in 2016 with his backing band playing for live audience at the same coliseum that he & his mates from Pink Floyd recorded Echoes Parts 1&2 in 1973. Besides 1973, it is actual 1st time history of Pompeii having audience in the coliseum since 79AD. Videos of his 2016's Pompeii's concert are on RUclips.
Il miglior brano dei Pink Floyd nella sua versione più bella. Ogni volta parte la pelle d’oca. Capolavoro assoluto.
Not sure who's idea it was to do this at the Pompeii amphitheater, but it was a great decision!
Such a groove jam! So made for...........well...you know what it's made for! ;-)
Yes....Floyd is best on head phones......or a good surround system put on "all channel stereo" mode!
Lol...same for me. I discovered them at the age of 9 when Dark Side came out. This movie was my next exposure to them and from that point on no one comes close. My faves from pre-Dark Side are Set the Controls and Careful with that Axe.
I saw this the first time at a Midnight Madness. Had a box of whippets.
Watch the last tlme dave gilmore played this live with Richard Wright it's by far the better and dave said after Richard died he would not play it again as a mark of respect to him its yet again another wonderfully creative piece of music by pink Floyd they are fantastic
imagine if they hadn't lost four rolls of film on he way home, this would be the greatest vid of all time, once more
Éxito a los dos...
They had a couple of trucks parked outside the theater providing the power. Also they used some studio film superimposed on the audio because they lost footage from a technical glitch.
that bassline commands anyone who hears it.
Waters at his best and Gilmour aint too shabby either.
Masterful as always.
Cockney Red Nick mason with the steady sweet drum beat and Rick wright making his keys sound pure emotion
The most important album and song of their career. "Meddle" is the gateway album needed to arrive at "Dark Side of the Moon" and "Echoes' cemented that Pink Floyd sound! This version will never, EVER be matched.
Happy (youtube) anniversary
Echoes is the beginning of post Syd Pink Floyd. It is where the band got their footing for DSotM. You can sense Roger Waters' lyrical talent in this song : "Strangers passing in the street. By chance two separate glances and I am you and what I see is me". Plus, the seagull effects created with D. Gilmour's guitar and wind with R. Waters' bass. Genius.
That Hendrix shirt is awesome!! Woah
Kel makes Tshirts look Great
Magic again from the Floyd. The first time i heard Embryo I thought is this the sounds of things to come. Embryo to Echoes I think I was right.
Kel is getting down...That was a awesome concert at the ancient ruins....I'm sure they had to do some tricks back at the studio to get the sound to perfection taming down on the echo effect i'm sure was happening there....
England will never produce bands like this again, a great moment in time. Thx KnR.
Pure poetry
Rich - ❤ ur Hendrix shirt 😊
He has a very kind face.
Muito legal.
The Wall was only performed in Long Island and LA in the US
Right on.
This was the sound that made me realize heaven exist. Only god can create such an amazing band that completely blew my mind off with one song and made my heart cried with joy to the point I can taste my tear drops. Anytime I have a long day at work and need to unwind this is the song for me. I love Pink Floyd 🤗
3:18 "Ah, the E note." Confused, 'cause that was a C, Rich. I've got a keyboard right beside me, and that was a C. Gotta love a couple that Floyd together, though.
David J yes a “C” is unmistakable. The Middle C is always the go to
@@michaelsuder3217 I always start with B flat double sharp. Which yeah, is the same note. But it leads to pretty manic key weirdness.
Im pretty sure its a B. Isnt it?
You have got to play Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd. It stayed on the Billboard Top 200 for 14 years! That will never happen again!