This was a small slice of the film Pink Floyd The Wall. The album version is a bit different. It is another Pink Floyd story album that is meant to be heard all the way through front beginning to end like Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, or Animals.
These are from the film version of The Wall. You should listen to the original studio version and the live version from the album Is Anybody Out There?
@@Metalheaddru ....The film really helps explain the story, if the album leaves you scratching your head. That's Bob Geldof playing the character of 'Pink'. Gerald Scarfe was the animator, and there are sequences of his work thru the film. He also did the artwork for the album, and his stuff would be projected onto a giant screen behind the band at their live shows. I actually own one of the original animation cels used in the production.....that I purchased back in the mid-1990s...( from 'The Trial' ) I'm a freelance cartoonist myself, so I was collecting animation cels for several years back then. I think I paid around $900 for that thing, from a gallery that specialized in animation art, but it's all framed & certified, etc.
Any time you see what you just described, you are listening to Floyd!! Enjoy it. They were so unique, you'll never hear a band with their talent in 5 generation's. Please do the whole album of Pink Floyds called " The Final Cut " . You will be not be disappointed. Keep it up!
C Baldwin. I must say, I don't hear many requests for The Final Cut. Especially as a recommendation for a relative newbie to The Floyd. I love that album and don't normally see others give it some love! It is still my least favorite album from Meddle all the way thru the "later years". I understand this album very well, it seemed to apply or work for me as i was getting out of the Navy as it came out. Talking about the end of the world as I was stepping off a nuclear sub ..."two suns in the sunset" kinda hit home! For me the album is the weakest album in Floyd's catalog musically. Lyrically in many ways is more concise than "The Wall". Or at least seems to stay on-topic more easily for me. The "later years" albums do not compare lyrically and are not theme based projects. I do still love the "later years" albums even though most of those lyrics were written by David Gilmour's wife, Polly. In certain ways her lyrics seem more open to interpretation to me. Maybe less defined but still potent. There are many powerful songs on "Division Bell" worthy of the Pink Floyd name and brand in my opinion. So Thank you for recommending "The Final Cut" to Dru as a new Floyd listener. No doubt he has had strong direction to Floyd's more successful albums. This is the album that broke up the band! Roger Waters left the band thinking it was dead. When Roger tried to sue to keep the remaining members from continuing using the name, I think that was the final cut to David. I don't think he could get much past that. My take... I am sorry to go on like that but I was hoping some context and history would help Dru understand about the album and why it's so different from the albums that came after.
Somebody really wants you to see the movie “The Wall”! In my opinion, you should hear the album, then see the movie. The album came out in late 1979 and the movie was much later. All us PF fans knew the music by heart by then, so the added bits for the film didn’t detract at all from the music. Just my $.02. Isn’t that Gilmour guitar amazing in “Young Lust?” Peace, Dru!
@@rohmarts I didn't do the wall just yet just a few songs from the album at different times i think but thanks for the suggestions guys good music but video was kinda a distraction. At least I should watch the whole film together
the telephone call was actually real the operator had no idea, that is a real reaction David Gilmour gave her a fender guitar after as a thank you, fun Floyd fact, you need to watch the movie the wall to get it
You need to listen to the whole album, then see the film. The Character "Pink" i s played by Bob Geldorf who later was the main man who arranged Live Aid!!
Im sure it was a typo but his name is Bob Geldolf, and he was a member of the BOOMTOWN RATS. they had a couple of hits, mainly in Europe. Geldolf also put together all the Live Aids, and Live 8 where Pink Floyd reunited for the last time, minus Syd obviously, great set BTW. And great reaction.
I'd like to thank you for listening to some of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" album. I remember watching the Pink Floyd The Wall movie regularly when I was little. Now I'm 16, and The Wall is still my favorite album of all time, as well as Pink Floyd.
This is from The Wall which was made when Roger Waters was still in the group. The images and storyline are more weird because of his strong input. That is Roger singing at the beginning. Even so, The Wall is an excellent album and as always to get the full impact one must listen to the whole thing. Then, once you have done that a couple of times, see the movie. All will be worth it, it's powerful stuff.
So they actually called an operator to connect them to the Uk. The operator you hear didn't know it was for the song, that's her actually trying to help them get a hold of someone and thinking there's a man with his wife
Yes .. Make some 🍿and watch the movie.. And the next day ... listen to the entire LP .. vinyl edition.. Good reaction, perhaps the movie clip was a distraction.. Family and work .. enjoy life ..
the album of "The Wall" came out in 1979. The movie "Pink Floyd: The Wall" (which this is from) came out in 1982. It was all part of Roger Waters' original vision of the album, the massive concert production, and then the movie. Empty Spaces was originally supposed to be this version, but they had to trim it back for time on the album. Someone below said "this is crap....listen to the original"...well, this is the original recording of "Young Lust". All the animations etc. play out on the wall and behind it as well in the concert. Roger Waters' 2010 tour of "The Wall" can be seen here ruclips.net/video/rWotr1UVrRg/видео.html or a better theatrical release of the concert at ruclips.net/video/vRZ84PjeS4w/видео.html
@@Metalheaddru don't know if you've ever checked out the live show, but I have a slideshow of screenshots of it at mediawerx.host/wall/wall.html You might find it interesting
Hey Dru....I've never noticed a spider...but thanks for the PF Friday. I haven't seen that film either. Was saying much the same as you as I watched it...Will EM you...Deb
Watch the film it's free on RUclips just be aware it's a musical no dialogue at all WATCH IT IF YOU SEE THIS I DON'T KNOW HOW COMPUTERS WORK SO I DON'T KNOW IF YOU'LL EVER SEE IT
No s*** great Channel you are gaining the reply count dramatically if you review Dave Grohl Play it is 26 minutes long just get through the first two or three minutes and wait for it he is insane G O A T plays all the instruments in your video weaves them all together to where he is just the only player in a12 pice solo rock band crazy crazy crazy ensain
Got your communication about trying to upgrade your downloads. That's effing great!!!! But I hope you stay on RUclips because I'm not part of the social media GLIDE ARKY I am 63 years old and don't have time in my life to figure all that SHYTTE OUT thanks xoxo xoxo
I actually looked that word up after listening to this song 30 some years ago! It is: "GLITTERATI" def: The fashionable set of people engaged in show business or some other glamorous activity... ...So! Think of just WHAT exactly Pink Floyd is saying with the lyrics... "Latin-American meat-packing glitterati." PFs lyrics are ALL amazingly deep and descriptive! Dru, I truly think it would be worth your effort to download the lyrics to each PINK FLOYD FRIDAY song and get to know the PHENOMENAL lyrical GENIUS that also makes PINK FLOYD so awesome! 🎵💜🎶😘
@@ImaginarySusan you're right about that being the correct spelling and definition. I usually don't type in the words spell check thinks I'm from another country or something or maybe it's just my dentures. Old Perez Donnie Trumph is part of that showbiz crowd now. And of course just like that stated about previous music and songs he's warning everybody else to lay down their life and fight his battles while keeping his own hands duty free.
@@Metalheaddru yep all good make sure you take some time to enjoy the summer then come back and do a reaction to a live great drum solo by Neil Peart from Rush ruclips.net/video/LWRMOJQDiLU/видео.html
@@Metalheaddru no!fat freddy live in his underpants,feffin funny,you had led Zeppelin in background... shiverman and his crooked plan...to bring a good man to his knees,it's on your TV,and in your papers,etc
The music volume was very low on this one Dru, I could barely hear it. Great song you should listen to it again without the distraction of the animation and video, which as pointed out elsewhere are from the movie The Wall, worth watching after you have heard the album in it's entirety. The 80's music in the UK were was fab, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, early ACDC, Iron Maiden... The list goes on and on. The millions of unemployed sucked though....
this makes more sense if you see the whole film/listen to the whole album...
This was a small slice of the film Pink Floyd The Wall. The album version is a bit different. It is another Pink Floyd story album that is meant to be heard all the way through front beginning to end like Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, or Animals.
These are from the film version of The Wall. You should listen to the original studio version and the live version from the album Is Anybody Out There?
Sure thing! Thanks for the info!
@@Metalheaddru ....The film really helps explain the story, if the album leaves you scratching your head. That's Bob Geldof playing the character of 'Pink'. Gerald Scarfe was the animator, and there are sequences of his work thru the film. He also did the artwork for the album, and his stuff would be projected onto a giant screen behind the band at their live shows. I actually own one of the original animation cels used in the production.....that I purchased back in the mid-1990s...( from 'The Trial' ) I'm a freelance cartoonist myself, so I was collecting animation cels for several years back then. I think I paid around $900 for that thing, from a gallery that specialized in animation art, but it's all framed & certified, etc.
Any time you see what you just described, you are listening to Floyd!! Enjoy it. They were so unique, you'll never hear a band with their talent in 5 generation's. Please do the whole album of Pink Floyds called " The Final Cut " . You will be not be disappointed. Keep it up!
Thanks Chris!
C Baldwin.
I must say, I don't hear many requests for The Final Cut. Especially as a recommendation for a relative newbie to The Floyd.
I love that album and don't normally see others give it some love! It is still my least favorite album from Meddle all the way thru the "later years".
I understand this album very well, it seemed to apply or work for me as i was getting out of the Navy as it came out. Talking about the end of the world as I was stepping off a nuclear sub ..."two suns in the sunset" kinda hit home!
For me the album is the weakest album in Floyd's catalog musically. Lyrically in many ways is more concise than "The Wall". Or at least seems to stay on-topic more easily for me.
The "later years" albums do not compare lyrically and are not theme based projects.
I do still love the "later years" albums even though most of those lyrics were written by David Gilmour's wife, Polly. In certain ways her lyrics seem more open to interpretation to me. Maybe less defined but still potent. There are many powerful songs on "Division Bell" worthy of the Pink Floyd name and brand in my opinion.
So Thank you for recommending "The Final Cut" to Dru as a new Floyd listener. No doubt he has had strong direction to Floyd's more successful albums.
This is the album that broke up the band!
Roger Waters left the band thinking it was dead. When Roger tried to sue to keep the remaining members from continuing using the name, I think that was the final cut to David. I don't think he could get much past that. My take...
I am sorry to go on like that but I was hoping some context and history would help Dru understand about the album and why it's so different from the albums that came after.
Somebody really wants you to see the movie “The Wall”! In my opinion, you should hear the album, then see the movie. The album came out in late 1979 and the movie was much later. All us PF fans knew the music by heart by then, so the added bits for the film didn’t detract at all from the music. Just my $.02. Isn’t that Gilmour guitar amazing in “Young Lust?” Peace, Dru!
Agreed. Add my two cents to yours. Not a great way to meet a couple of incredible songs.
@@wreckoner2650 Oops, my bad. Saw his reaction to Dark Side, but did not know he did The Wall. Sorry that I missed THAT.
@@rohmarts I didn't do the wall just yet just a few songs from the album at different times i think but thanks for the suggestions guys good music but video was kinda a distraction. At least I should watch the whole film together
Peace Sarah!
@@Metalheaddru Whew ! Good to hear.
Ya see folks, this is how rumors get started. : )
the telephone call was actually real the operator had no idea, that is a real reaction David Gilmour gave her a fender guitar after as a thank you, fun Floyd fact, you need to watch the movie the wall to get it
You need to listen to the whole album, then see the film. The Character "Pink" i s played by Bob Geldorf who later was the main man who arranged Live Aid!!
Thanks mate
Im sure it was a typo but his name is Bob Geldolf, and he was a member of the BOOMTOWN RATS. they had a couple of hits, mainly in Europe. Geldolf also put together all the Live Aids, and Live 8 where Pink Floyd reunited for the last time, minus Syd obviously, great set BTW. And great reaction.
Seeing the movie makes it all come together. I like watching Dru, finally decided to subscribe!
Thank you!! Welcome to the family 😁🤘
I'd like to thank you for listening to some of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" album. I remember watching the Pink Floyd The Wall movie regularly when I was little. Now I'm 16, and The Wall is still my favorite album of all time, as well as Pink Floyd.
Thank you!
This is from The Wall which was made when Roger Waters was still in the group. The images and storyline are more weird because of his strong input. That is Roger singing at the beginning. Even so, The Wall is an excellent album and as always to get the full impact one must listen to the whole thing. Then, once you have done that a couple of times, see the movie. All will be worth it, it's powerful stuff.
Thanks suzzie!!
This was from the movie the Wall.
I always prefer live performance with this band
Haha yeah the video was kinda weird but cool
Goood Friday Floyd
Well done Dru
Thank you mate! Have a great weekend!
THAT GUITAR I LOVE IT
Yessss!
I love your reactions.
Hahaha I'm happy to had done this for you. Take care my friend!
GENIUS!
So they actually called an operator to connect them to the Uk. The operator you hear didn't know it was for the song, that's her actually trying to help them get a hold of someone and thinking there's a man with his wife
(3:20) *"What the fuck?"* ...That's the Floyd!
Hahaa
Nice choice bro man!! ❤❤
You should check out the full movie. Pink Floyd The Wall. Watched it all the time when I was little.
Yes ..
Make some 🍿and watch the movie..
And the next day ... listen to the entire LP .. vinyl edition..
Good reaction, perhaps the movie clip was a distraction..
Family and work .. enjoy life ..
You to Danny! Thank you!
the album of "The Wall" came out in 1979. The movie "Pink Floyd: The Wall" (which this is from) came out in 1982. It was all part of Roger Waters' original vision of the album, the massive concert production, and then the movie. Empty Spaces was originally supposed to be this version, but they had to trim it back for time on the album. Someone below said "this is crap....listen to the original"...well, this is the original recording of "Young Lust". All the animations etc. play out on the wall and behind it as well in the concert. Roger Waters' 2010 tour of "The Wall" can be seen here ruclips.net/video/rWotr1UVrRg/видео.html or a better theatrical release of the concert at ruclips.net/video/vRZ84PjeS4w/видео.html
Thank you so much for the links Brian!
@@Metalheaddru don't know if you've ever checked out the live show, but I have a slideshow of screenshots of it at mediawerx.host/wall/wall.html You might find it interesting
J'adore pink floyd , c'est très intense
Hey Dru....I've never noticed a spider...but thanks for the PF Friday. I haven't seen that film either. Was saying much the same as you as I watched it...Will EM you...Deb
Have a good weekend Debbie!
Watch the film it's free on RUclips just be aware it's a musical no dialogue at all WATCH IT IF YOU SEE THIS I DON'T KNOW HOW COMPUTERS WORK SO I DON'T KNOW IF YOU'LL EVER SEE IT
Dude you have a great channel and good reactions just turn up the volume a little bit on the videos
Thank you dude! Really appreciate it! For some reason this video has some poor audio but I'll be sure to fix it the next time I record 🤘🤘
No s*** great Channel you are gaining the reply count dramatically if you review Dave Grohl Play it is 26 minutes long just get through the first two or three minutes and wait for it he is insane G O A T plays all the instruments in your video weaves them all together to where he is just the only player in a12 pice solo rock band crazy crazy crazy ensain
Got your communication about trying to upgrade your downloads. That's effing great!!!! But I hope you stay on RUclips because I'm not part of the social media GLIDE ARKY I am 63 years old and don't have time in my life to figure all that SHYTTE OUT thanks xoxo xoxo
I actually looked that word up after listening to this song 30 some years ago! It is: "GLITTERATI"
def:
The fashionable set of people engaged in show business or some other glamorous activity...
...So!
Think of just WHAT exactly Pink Floyd is saying with the lyrics...
"Latin-American meat-packing glitterati."
PFs lyrics are ALL amazingly deep and descriptive!
Dru, I truly think it would be worth your effort to download the lyrics to each PINK FLOYD FRIDAY song and get to know the PHENOMENAL lyrical GENIUS that also makes PINK FLOYD so awesome! 🎵💜🎶😘
@@ImaginarySusan you're right about that being the correct spelling and definition. I usually don't type in the words spell check thinks I'm from another country or something or maybe it's just my dentures. Old Perez Donnie Trumph is part of that showbiz crowd now. And of course just like that stated about previous music and songs he's warning everybody else to lay down their life and fight his battles while keeping his own hands duty free.
Bucking spell check that was supposed to say glitty arcky much love peace out
Cool reaction
part of the movie
great reaction as usual
Haha thanks mate!! Much appreciated hope all is well with ya
@@Metalheaddru yep all good make sure you take some time to enjoy the summer then come back and do a reaction to a live great drum solo by Neil Peart from Rush ruclips.net/video/LWRMOJQDiLU/видео.html
The song is actually called what shall we do now, they label it wrong
That's actually a better title in my opinion!
@@Metalheaddru it is a better song than the album version which is called empty spaces, it's shorter, what shall we do now is longer
Dru, you need to watch 'The Wall' movie.....that video is just a clip from that movie.
When the levy breaks guy!
Already done 😏
@@Metalheaddru no!fat freddy live in his underpants,feffin funny,you had led Zeppelin in background... shiverman and his crooked plan...to bring a good man to his knees,it's on your TV,and in your papers,etc
This is part of the movie....you need to see the movie......you will better understand....
please
Dru! Can you do Mudvayne's Death Blooms? Not the official video, though, because it cuts out parts of the song. I don't think you'll be disappointed!
Thanks for the suggestion!! I'll be happy to!
The music volume was very low on this one Dru, I could barely hear it. Great song you should listen to it again without the distraction of the animation and video, which as pointed out elsewhere are from the movie The Wall, worth watching after you have heard the album in it's entirety. The 80's music in the UK were was fab, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, early ACDC, Iron Maiden... The list goes on and on.
The millions of unemployed sucked though....
Yeah the audio wasn't that good even tried turning it up when I went back to edit, sorry!! And thanks for the suggestion!
Honestly the movie to me made sense when you dropped acid
Wow, x-rated Pink Floyd video; don't know about it either?! . Not my favorite of theirs but def. different. Thanks for doing it.
Good to see ya Mary! Hope all is well with ya!
@@Metalheaddru Doing OK; thanks for asking. Keep up the good work.
I love PF's music but that video was not my favorite. Weird. Dark. And where was the music. I am a fan though, Dru. Thanks for all the PF reactions.
Thank you Linda! Haha
can you react to Misfits - Dig Up Her Bones ?
Sure thing I'll try to get to it when I get a chance to 😁
Please react to Freedom call - Pharaoh 🤟🤟🤟
Sure thing.!
Get rid of the acid rock in the background please it gives you a headache bro try bad company or sound guarding....😎........
Watch the movie that this is from.
Depicts the male nervous break down. Look up the lyrics.
Wrong do it again wrong do it again
I have no idea where that version came from, however, now that you've listened to crapola, why not try the original tune?
It's from the movie "Pink Floyd The Wall".
BY GUIDO! Never call anything Pink Floyd crap. I'm sorry the video was over your head why not try The Wiggles.
Not Pink Floyd!
Watch the whole movie while high on pot.