PINK FLOYD - A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS - LIVE AT POMPEII (REACTION!!)
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2020
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Perfecta evolución del caos a la armonía, de la sombra hacia la luz, con Gilmour cantando como ángel como cierre!! De mis favoritas de Pink Floyd 🖤
Nice Reaction, bit of a crazy song, but these guys create art.
Richard Wright is on keyboard /synth, sadly died in 2008
You need to come back and make more videosssss
David Gilmour makes great solo stuff. You should check out Yes, I have ghosts he made it a couple months ago with his daughter and it’s a nice melo track
no drugs used at all Richard Wright organist can't play high
Although Roger was big into his weed during that time 😂
Two comments
1. You picked the wrong version of Saucerful - the trouble with this is that they hurry through the atonal/noisy sections, because they were already getting tired of this piece. (They'd played it at every show since mid-1968, and they were still playing it sometimes on the first DSoTM tour).
Earlier live versions, especially in 1970, could be overwhelming, running for 14-20 minutes as they were really revelling in the textures, especially Gilmour with his slide.
2. It's nothing to do with drugs, or UFOs (don't be fooled by the "saucer") - you have to be aware that in the late '60s rock bands like Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Amon Duul and the nascent Tangerine Dream were becoming aware of, and learning from, the European post-jazz "free improvisation" genre, and pieces like this allowed them to incorporate what they'd learned from Derek Bailey, Hugh Davies and so on. Floyd couldn't really dive into free improv (at least not now with Syd Barrett gone), so they structured this piece, famously drawing up a chart using architectural symbols as notation!