He is yelling it ironically, because that is what started The Wall idea for Roger Waters. He felt that it made no difference who is playing on stage, the audience just wanted to get drunk or high and have a good time, he was annoyed on The Animals tour about this, he felt that the audience didn’t came for the music and its message he even shouted at the audience (saying for god sake I just want to finish the fucking song) and even spat at someone in the audience and felt awfull afterwards, that is why there where in the live shows, a phony band standing on stage, with face masks of the Pink Floyd band members, its all irony, 😊
By far the greatest performance of Run Like Hell! Better than Pulse, better than Delicate Sound of Thunder, better than Roger’s The Wall rendition, nothing beats an angry Roger and angry Gilmour singing the song with the malice they felt for each other at this time. In the wise words of David Lee Roth, “that clash of opposing energies is dynamic and explosive”.You really just can’t compete with this explosive performance. Just goes to show how much stronger the sum of their parts is greater than themselves worlds apart.
I still think Roger waters should have worn the same t-shirt as his'bandmates'the iam no 1 attitude stinks, but his genius is undoubted, when did he make the costume change into the leather?
I don't care what anyone says. Seeing David and Roger together singing this song is the warmest feeling out of their entire career. Knowing this only happened 31 times in one tour, with very few of them being filmed, makes this feel extremely special.
I hate to sound old, but there aren't any bands like this around today. I am open minded and like a lot of different music, but Pink Floyd takes it to another level.
I love how Gilmour’s guitar lingers a bit longer at the start of the song, allows the tension for this menacing track to build. Honestly makes the album version sound like it “jumps the gun” by comparison.
The irony behind this song, especially Roger’s intro, is it expresses his contempt for stadium gigs and for those who indulge in rock’s staple method of audience participation. He really wanted everyone to sit and listen. I remember seeing the Floyd in 1970 and as they got to the conclusion of ‘Eugene’ they got quieter and quieter. When they ended there was silence until we responded with applause.
Dude….people cheer and clap at their favorite band because they want to express how awesome they think they are. He’s a prick if he thinks this music needs to be “taken seriously” and can’t be partied to
Simply nothing better than David & Roger screaming back and forth at each other, almost dueling in this song. Something so fitting yet so awesome. Wish I could have seen this live with those two on lead vocals. Couldn't be duplicated with Guy Pratt.
@@CoolhandLukeSkywalkr I meant the lyrics that Roger wrote to Gilmour's music , like this song "Run Like Hell". I'm not a fan of Roger's politics these days.
I remember, when i was an apprentice at a shipyard 37 years ago, there was a sign in one of the workshops saying: "Show me your tools, and i will tell you, what a craftsman you are!"
It's funny how the Sex Pistols brandished a "I hate pink Floyd" T-shirt when Pink Floyd themselves were actually singing about topics that were Punk's bread and butter. And with an anger that no punk band could match.
I always thought that scream that sounded more like a screech toward the end of the studio version was just some audio trickery but Waters can actually make that sound. Fucking awesome.
Much more cutting edge when Waters was in the band.. seen Floyd without him in 94 at Earls court and it just seemed slower and more serene..its simply not the same without ol Rog.
By this time he had done this sound a million times for Careful with that Axe Eugene but I always wonder if he regrets it because I'm sure today those notes are way out of his range. Sure you can throw on a recording of it and no shame in that, but he's such a perfectionist and purist and likes to do things live no matter how small or insignificant it may seem that I'm sure it gets under his skin to have to rely on a recording.
This is for all the deaf people in the audience: transcription of what Roger says at the intro: Are there any paranoids in the audience tonight? Is there anybody who worries about things? Pathetic. This is for all the weak people in the audience. Is there anyone here who's weak? This is for you. It's call 'Run Like Hell'. Let's all have a clap! Come on, I can't hear you! [louder] Put your hands together! Have a good time! Enjoy yourselves! That's better! [Rogers sreams] Want the lyrics as well? Sure. Run, run, run, run [repeat line four times] You better make your face up in Your favourite disguise With your button down lips and your Roller blind eyes With your empty smile And your hungry heart Feel the bile rising from your guilty past With your nerves in tatters As the cockleshell shatters And the hammers batter Down your door You better run Run, run, run, run [repeat line four times] You better run all day And run all night And keep your dirty feelings Deep inside. And if your Takin' your girlfriend Out tonight You better park the car Well out of sight 'Cos if they catch you in the back seat Trying to pick her locks They're gonna send you back to mother In a cardboard box You better run
Had the great pleasure of seeing Pink Floyd in concert in 1975 in San Francisco. It was during their "Wish You Were Here" tour, and what was interesting was their song selection. They begin the set with the first song from the album "Wish You Were Here", then went on to play the entire album till the end. They then took an intermission, then came back and played the entire album " The Dark Side of the Moon" from beginning to end. Their one lone encore number was "One of These Days" from the album "Meddle". It was one of the most amazing concerts I'd ever seen, not to mention the wonderful theater props, effects & the wall of sound they showcased. A wonderful memory indeed. Thank you for posting this.
They were also doing Echoes occasionally on the ‘75 tour. I wish I could’ve seen the ‘77 tour because as much as Roger has trashed it throughout the years it was the closest thing to a “Greatest Hits” show they ever did. It started with the Animals album played in a different order from the album, then after an intermission they did the complete Wish You Were Here album in order, then 2 songs from Dark Side and at a few shows they finished with Careful With That Axe, Eugene. I’ve heard boots from this tour and it was incredible
It's funny because there really wasn't a proper "Wish You Were Here" tour. What is commonly called the WYWH tour took place between April 8 until July 5, 1975. During this tour they debuted "Have A Cigar," but "Welcome To The Machine" and the song "Wish You Were Here" were not played until the 1977 "Animals" tour. What was also weird is that the band were still playing "Raving And Drooling" (later turned into "Sheep) and "You Got To Be Crazy" (later turned into "Dogs") even though the decision had been made months ago to drop those 2 songs from the "Wish You Were Here" album. And then, of course, the "Wish You Were Here" album was not released until September 1975. I would do anything to go back in time and attend one of these shows. I saw an early Dark Side show, the Anaheim show on the Animals tour, and one of the L.A. Wall concerts, but I never went to this special 4/8-7/5 tour. It would've been especially great because "Echoes" is my favorite Floyd song, and it was the encore.
"Echoes" was played as the encore number are every gig on this tour. It wasn't just an occasional thing. see this page: www.setlist.fm/stats/pink-floyd-13d6adc5.html?year=1975
Roger has been claiming for 20 years he has all this footage but says it's not good enough for official release. At least here with this video we have the official audio from the live Wall CD dubbed over. Release this Roger! PLEASE.
I love how he gets into characters for these shows... Especially for this song. It drives home the idea of rock stars becoming an authority over their audience, which is what he feared after the In The Flesh Tour. He appreciated the fans that liked the music more than the performance. So "clap your hands have a good time" has a different meaning here, I think.
Before one of the Wall tour performances of Run Like Hell, Rog asked the audience, "Are you ready for Gilmour?" A lot has been made of their differences but I think there was love there. A very English, damn near inexpressive love, but love nonetheless.
yea they were good friends all of them were but the reasons why they split up was because Roger Waters wanted to keep writing conceptual albums and songs pretty much make the art and deep meaning shit he's always has been doing. But Gilmour just simply wanted to play. He felt that is if Waters was making things too complicated and all Gilmour wanted to do was make music and play that music. He was tired of Waters always complaining about the government, his childhood, and abusive teachers. So they split up. But in their prime I think they did like each other. Gilmour missed his friends which is why they came back together and they made a new album and now they're touring.
@@zwazas You just inhale to scream instead of exhaling. I can do it pretty well. If you practice a lot you can sound like Roger without any pain. To this day I think it's my coolest skill.
I don't know how anyone could say that the Wall wasn't a masterful piece of work. I'd like to record an album that is known by most of the entire world. Just once.....Kickass
@@joethornell1126 Roger definitely had a unique face back in the day, but I feel like he looks pretty good nowadays. Like he grew into his face with age or something
This has always been my favorite Pink Floyd song. I'm usually not a fan of live recordings BUT, this is the best version of "Run Like Hell" ever. How young David looks!!!
@Owen Harris ha! Name one .. Floyd is the only band to have an album in the top 100 for over 30 consecutive years. Do you know what that means? That means one right after the other bitch. They ain't missed a day!
Roger: "This is for all the weak people in the audience!!! Is there anyone here who's WEAK?!?" Me, if I had the privilege of being there: "YEEEAAAHHH!!! I'M F**KING WEAK!!!"
On the studio version, Roger sings all the main lyric verses, David only appears in the chorus sections, this performance they alternate on lead vocals.
Makes me wish for better days, when everything on the radio wasn't overproduced, badly-written trash. Roger is epic. I saw him in Dallas in 2010, and it blew my socks off.
Funny after decades of bashing her, I actually met Yoko in NYC, 3 summers ago. In Central Park by the old Wollman Rink area. I had just grabbed 4 Sabrett's and was headed out of the park. Here comes Yoko, with a dog and she was looking right at me. It was the nicest stare (if thats possible) I was ever given and I said "Hello, it's an honor to meet you" (Fucking chicken shit phony I am, I always bashed her, even said "IF I EVER MET HER, I'D BLAH BLAH BLAH) and she replied "No siree, today, it's more than my pleasure" and I said "Well thank you" and then she made me laugh by saying "Hey is the Sabrett guys water fresh? If so, I'll go elsewhere" (Not everyone will understand that) and I said "Shit, it's gotta be 2 weeks old" and she replied with "Yummy!" and walked off. I was fucking stunned. Took me by complete surprise. I was totally caught off my guard. She was very sweet. And her doggy was just as lovely. I think the dog's name is Gemini, if memory serves me correct. I wanted to ask her shit about John but, I didn't. I didn't wanna sound like 987 billion other people, that have probably said the same shit to her over and over. I don't sit and listen to her music, or put on songs that have her on it, intentionally now but, I do think differently of her, from that day on.
For most of my life I have loved the Floyd, but never really rated Roger as a great bass player. It is only now that I see and hear him perform live that I appreciate just how good he is. Roger is a truly great bass player with a subtlety that is much missed in music these days. We all know Gilmour, Mason and Wright are, and were, brilliant musicians, but Roger was a great, great bass player and a fantastic singer. It goes without saying that Roger was a superlative songwriter. Perhaps the best of his time.
Getty Lee on bass for surelike I said I've seen most everybody and no one put a show on like priests maiden Floyd and Rush this did they make the rest of music look like they should have never come out that's how good it was
Marzo 2023 … no puedo más que agradecer el poder disfrutar del sonido de la mejor banda de siempre….lo único que lamento es no haber asistido a un concierto en aquellos años, ya que era apenas un niño, pero en 2018 pude asistir a un recital de Roger …. Ese día el sueño se hizo realidad.
This is so cool watching Dave and Roge trade off vocals, I always thought the surrogate band was a great idea. I wish Nick would do the roto-toms. I think Dave's surrogate is (Snowy White Thin Lizzy's guitar player)
@@rooms1028 les claypool isnt good, he’s incredible, RW is a good bass player because he keeps the feel of the song going, Les is an incredible bass player because of his virtuosity and mastery of his techniques.
Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run. You better make your face up in Your favorite disguise. With your button down lips and your Roller blind eyes. With your empty smile And your hungry heart. Feel the bile rising from your guilty past. With your nerves in tatters When the cockleshell shatters And the hammers batter Down the door. You'd better run. Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run. You better run all day And run all night. Keep your dirty feelings Deep inside. And if you're taking your girlfriend Out tonight You'd better park the car Well out of sight. Cause if they catch you in the back seat Trying to pick her locks, They're gonna send you back to mother In a cardboard box. You better run.
Best song on the album, and one of Pink Floyd's best songs ever. Dave Gilmour's ostinato sequences (arpeggio + dotted eighth note delays a.k.a. the "running guitar" sound he invented - which was liberally borrowed and played to death by U2's "The Edge") were groundbreaking and influenced countless musicians across numerous genres - from Rock and Metal to endless electronic artists in the Industrial, Techno, Electro Trance and Ambient genres.
Been listening to this live version for the last 16 years! Probably the best performance of this song and that intro and Waters banshee screams are absolutely epic.
Pues yo con ayuda de Virtual DJ mezcle la musica de Run Like Hell del Album Delicated Sound of Thunder con esta version, de esta solo tome los momentos que cantan, y le agregue la voz de Roger Waters en el Berlin Concert, con un poco de decibeles menos, me quedo espectacular!, haganlo, no necesitan ser expertos
I love how Roger is yelling at them to enjoy themselves. It just sets the vibe of the concept and actually makes people enjoy.
"If you don't clap your hands...you can't have any fun!!!!" (If u don't eat your meat...)
He is yelling it ironically, because that is what started The Wall idea for Roger Waters. He felt that it made no difference who is playing on stage, the audience just wanted to get drunk or high and have a good time, he was annoyed on The Animals tour about this, he felt that the audience didn’t came for the music and its message
he even shouted at the audience (saying for god sake I just want to finish the fucking song) and even spat at someone in the audience and felt awfull afterwards, that is why there where in the live shows, a phony band standing on stage, with face masks of the Pink Floyd band members, its all irony, 😊
@@thesilful I love the Roger Waters "us & them" tour 2019, but if there were iPhones back in 1980, Roger would be soooo pissed.
Too bad all the snowflakes wouldnt be able to handle it:/
@@reptalien_musicp/
Waters' madman voice and Gilmour's gas station worker persona is what made Pink Floyd great.
Okay this is fucking funny.
Sheam666,What ?
you literally looked at the comment section and put this
@@suskaklapp6641 he made a unoriginal joke that wasn't close to true
¿A comedian, huh?
By far the greatest performance of Run Like Hell! Better than Pulse, better than Delicate Sound of Thunder, better than Roger’s The Wall rendition, nothing beats an angry Roger and angry Gilmour singing the song with the malice they felt for each other at this time. In the wise words of David Lee Roth, “that clash of opposing energies is dynamic and explosive”.You really just can’t compete with this explosive performance. Just goes to show how much stronger the sum of their parts is greater than themselves worlds apart.
Interesting. I’ve never view them this way before
Absolutely agree with you 👍
Agree, but the Run Like Hell with Roger in Berlin 90s, is the second greatest sing of this great song
Couldn't agree more
I still think Roger waters should have worn the same t-shirt as his'bandmates'the iam no 1 attitude stinks, but his genius is undoubted, when did he make the costume change into the leather?
Roger's vocals at their best!!! His inhale screams are incredible!!
yes!!
It's the best thing about him, how can he do that omg, I wanted half of that 😢 yes I wanted to scream like he does
@@Dani-zg6qgnah that shit will kill your voice
@@Dani-zg6qg you cant do it?!
Verdade pra mim não existe banda melhor, marcaram uma geração pra muitos anos mesmo ainda vivos e separados. 😢
Roger's intro...sends shivers down me spine, it does. "Pathetic."
your one of the weak. If I had my way Id have ya shot!!!!
Pathetic.
Especially that fucking scream.
It is quite nice/awesome/beautiful
5:13 that insane laughter.
Roger Waters: part-time bassist, full-time velociraptor (0:58)
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@@johnlinnon2629 he kinda makes the same sounds as the velociraptors in Jurassic Park
Lea G.M. i swear the last link to reviving the velociraptor is roger, he even looks the part
It sounds so satisfying tho
Lmao lea😂😂😂😂
There will never be another band like Pink Floyd.
I hope you're wrong my dear doctor, I hope you're wrong.
Radiohead is the modern take
Hear, hear
@@NickHered excuse me what
@@jacket0519 Radiohead is easily the modern day Pink Floyd
I don't care what anyone says. Seeing David and Roger together singing this song is the warmest feeling out of their entire career. Knowing this only happened 31 times in one tour, with very few of them being filmed, makes this feel extremely special.
I hate to sound old, but there aren't any bands like this around today. I am open minded and like a lot of different music, but Pink Floyd takes it to another level.
Open minded is what you meant.
You don’t sound old. It’s a fact.
There weren't any others around then either.
There are some, though. And yes, I was around 'back then.'
You don’t sound old, I’m 27 and agree!
I prefer this version more than the studio version, and I am more than sure that alot of people agree with me.
The intro speech by Rog......
This is so good, Mason and his drums was amazing!
Nope
Agree. Way better
I love how Gilmour’s guitar lingers a bit longer at the start of the song, allows the tension for this menacing track to build. Honestly makes the album version sound like it “jumps the gun” by comparison.
Man, can Roger scream like a psycho! I love it!!!
And he laughs like one too
That's because he is a psycho.
That's because he is a psycho.
The irony behind this song, especially Roger’s intro, is it expresses his contempt for stadium gigs and for those who indulge in rock’s staple method of audience participation.
He really wanted everyone to sit and listen. I remember seeing the Floyd in 1970 and as they got to the conclusion of ‘Eugene’ they got quieter and quieter. When they ended there was silence until we responded with applause.
All most of us did then was sit & listen. It was all about the music and NOT us. So much is missed today...
Then why did they sell all that cheap beer to us
Dude….people cheer and clap at their favorite band because they want to express how awesome they think they are. He’s a prick if he thinks this music needs to be “taken seriously” and can’t be partied to
Simply nothing better than David & Roger screaming back and forth at each other, almost dueling in this song. Something so fitting yet so awesome. Wish I could have seen this live with those two on lead vocals. Couldn't be duplicated with Guy Pratt.
To be honest, they were doing this before the wall.
i know guy can't top waters, but i saw them live last year 2 times, and i was still amazed ;)
Incredible vocals!
Pratt did a pretty good job, though.
Heart stopping performance never heard it. Thanks.
ROGER AT HIS VERY BEST.
+rahul raj I agree. and I think he continued to be his best in The Final Cut. That album was a Roger Waters opus.
+rahul raj And Gilmore
+rahul raj indeed bhaai...
GILMOUR, not "Gilmore"
DRUGS........
Nobody ever talks about how good Rodger played that dam bass.
Yes, is f*cking amazing.
*Roger*
One of the goats
I love his playing...
Even though he's hardly playing on this.. There's a session player in the background
Dolphin Sex 1:00
I thought it was his Yoko Ono impression
haha
markyncole Lmaooooooo🤣
😂
just LOVE Roger Waters mad man voice !!!
Animation at its best!
+pjmarlo Freaky!
the very best !!
"Enjoy yourselves!!!"
Velociraptor voice*
Waters has the message , Gilmour makes people like it .
BEST COMMENT EVER.
Agreed 100% what a double act timeless ❤️⭐️😎 x
AGREE !
What's Roger's message? The man is grotesque.
@@CoolhandLukeSkywalkr I meant the lyrics that Roger wrote to Gilmour's music , like this song "Run Like Hell". I'm not a fan of Roger's politics these days.
This live version blows the studio version out of the water.
And as an added bonus, it's preceded by the best Roger Rant of all time!
+Garrett Hicks (Engineer Who) Out of the Waters xD
Wait but the studio version is still good right?
best roger waters rant???? *Montreal flashbacks*
@@liamjorgens8034 that little segment there spawned a whole album lmao
Yeah lol
Roger can make some strange sounds dude! I never knew that the screeching and screaming was Him.
Lol go check out Careful with that Axe, Eugene
hes the one that makes that screeching noise at the beginning of Another Brick in the Wall (part 2)
Yeah, he could make these really weird noises by inhaling while vibrating his vocal chords.
Notorious for it...ive a collection for mixing...all waters
Gilmour and Waters just complement each other perfectly
35 years later, David still plays that worn out guitar. He just gave it a clean...
The Workmate, a modified 1955 Fender Esquire he got from Seymour Duncan
Still for now no one can play as him for really with my all respect to the other talents
I remember, when i was an apprentice at a shipyard 37 years ago, there was a sign in one of the workshops saying: "Show me your tools, and i will tell you, what a craftsman you are!"
@@orionrodi Sounds like someone bigging themselves up. I bet they were a black cat, if you've got a black cat then they've got one blacker.
Thats actually legendary
It's funny how the Sex Pistols brandished a "I hate pink Floyd" T-shirt when Pink Floyd themselves were actually singing about topics that were Punk's bread and butter. And with an anger that no punk band could match.
Especially Animals album
..I can see that.
Insight was rarely the domain of that first wave of punk. After 6 months it was all just bullshit and clothes anyway.
Batman approves it.
love that..."bullshit and clothes"....hehe
The best part was when he called the audience pathetic.
paTHEtic
He really screamed Pathetic at the WEAK people in the audience, today it would be 95% of pathetic snowflakes.😜
@@tomasharras7582 lol, you realize you're the kind of person Waters is satirizing right?
It’s just a sense of humor. Surely he doesn’t think people who made a trip to see him live are “pathetic”
The bass on this live...
When nick mason hits that snare at about 1:05, it's impossible not to start jamming out
I started jamming out and I almost gave myself a concussion...
Also, Waters bass lines
Every member has a hook in this Rockin Good Time...the last Real Pink Floyd track as a band
1:06
Gotta keep better time if you want to reference a drummer
@@shanehaney2121 ??
I always thought that scream that sounded more like a screech toward the end of the studio version was just some audio trickery but Waters can actually make that sound. Fucking awesome.
Much more cutting edge when Waters was in the band.. seen Floyd without him in 94 at Earls court and it just seemed slower and more serene..its simply not the same without ol Rog.
damn I want Roger's jacket
Tohtori same, it’s pretty badass
You could always go to the SS section of your favorite local Nazi market.
TBH I think you can buy but I'm not sure...
0:58 roger's reaction when gilmour published a momentary lapse of reason
More like 4:12
Are there any paranoids in the audience tonight?
Pathetic.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean that they aren't out to get you.
Carl Ingber put them up against the wall.
HOW DID HE KNOW WE'RE HERE
Put em up against the wall
"Is there any weak people in the audience??" YEAH!!!! No other place would people so excitedly admit that.
The absolute best band of all time ❤
Top 3….no one can touch The Fabs
Of all fucking time
1) FAB 4. 2) Floyd - Zeppelin (tie) 4) U2. 5) Rush
Better than studio version
CruZer I agree this is one of those rare cases
@@blobdobbler2929 not rare for Floyd
I think all lives versions are better than studio, listen Pigs... live at Oakland.
Waters breaks all the walls with his voice here
I saw Pink Floyd in concert at Minneapolis Metro Dome during Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour on the floor 100 rows from stage it was AWESOME AS HELL
By this time he had done this sound a million times for Careful with that Axe Eugene but I always wonder if he regrets it because I'm sure today those notes are way out of his range. Sure you can throw on a recording of it and no shame in that, but he's such a perfectionist and purist and likes to do things live no matter how small or insignificant it may seem that I'm sure it gets under his skin to have to rely on a recording.
Except the one between him and Gilmour
Fantastic performance!!
This is for all the deaf people in the audience: transcription of what Roger says at the intro:
Are there any paranoids in the audience tonight? Is there anybody who worries about things? Pathetic. This is for all the weak people in the audience. Is there anyone here who's weak? This is for you. It's call 'Run Like Hell'. Let's all have a clap! Come on, I can't hear you! [louder] Put your hands together! Have a good time! Enjoy yourselves! That's better! [Rogers sreams]
Want the lyrics as well? Sure.
Run, run, run, run [repeat line four times]
You better make your face up in
Your favourite disguise
With your button down lips and your
Roller blind eyes
With your empty smile
And your hungry heart
Feel the bile rising from your guilty past
With your nerves in tatters
As the cockleshell shatters
And the hammers batter
Down your door
You better run
Run, run, run, run [repeat line four times]
You better run all day
And run all night
And keep your dirty feelings
Deep inside. And if your
Takin' your girlfriend
Out tonight
You better park the car
Well out of sight
'Cos if they catch you in the back seat
Trying to pick her locks
They're gonna send you back to mother
In a cardboard box
You better run
Conch shell
bLESS im deaf so tHANKS
deaf people listen to pink floyd?
Brandon Russo deaf people listen to music
how?
Had the great pleasure of seeing Pink Floyd in concert in 1975 in San Francisco. It was during their "Wish You Were Here" tour, and what was interesting was their song selection. They begin the set with the first song from the album "Wish You Were Here", then went on to play the entire album till the end. They then took an intermission, then came back and played the entire album " The Dark Side of the Moon" from beginning to end. Their one lone encore number was "One of These Days" from the album "Meddle". It was one of the most amazing concerts I'd ever seen, not to mention the wonderful theater props, effects & the wall of sound they showcased. A wonderful memory indeed. Thank you for posting this.
They were also doing Echoes occasionally on the ‘75 tour. I wish I could’ve seen the ‘77 tour because as much as Roger has trashed it throughout the years it was the closest thing to a “Greatest Hits” show they ever did. It started with the Animals album played in a different order from the album, then after an intermission they did the complete Wish You Were Here album in order, then 2 songs from Dark Side and at a few shows they finished with Careful With That Axe, Eugene. I’ve heard boots from this tour and it was incredible
Same concert 3x in Philadelphia, Roosevelt Field, Nj then Nassau Coliseum NY over 6 days. All three Echoes as encore.
Henry in NorCal saw them in 77 Animals tour. Again in L. A. In 80 the Wall. What else can I say
It's funny because there really wasn't a proper "Wish You Were Here" tour. What is commonly called the WYWH tour took place between April 8 until July 5, 1975. During this tour they debuted "Have A Cigar," but "Welcome To The Machine" and the song "Wish You Were Here" were not played until the 1977 "Animals" tour. What was also weird is that the band were still playing "Raving And Drooling" (later turned into "Sheep) and "You Got To Be Crazy" (later turned into "Dogs") even though the decision had been made months ago to drop those 2 songs from the "Wish You Were Here" album. And then, of course, the "Wish You Were Here" album was not released until September 1975. I would do anything to go back in time and attend one of these shows. I saw an early Dark Side show, the Anaheim show on the Animals tour, and one of the L.A. Wall concerts, but I never went to this special 4/8-7/5 tour. It would've been especially great because "Echoes" is my favorite Floyd song, and it was the encore.
"Echoes" was played as the encore number are every gig on this tour. It wasn't just an occasional thing. see this page: www.setlist.fm/stats/pink-floyd-13d6adc5.html?year=1975
Never be another band like them in the history of mankind! Thank you David Roger et al
And without Syd….this would have never happened
GODDAMN Roger Waters can put up a show.
+XistoKente Been doing it sinse the early 60s
+XistoKente Been doing it sinse the early 60s
XistoKente God bless Roger's paranoia
Got that right!
he can work an audience in multiple dimensions... he really hits them good..taking nothing away from anyone else..
I run with headphones and music listening to Pink Floyd. When this song comes on, it makes me run faster and faster.
I don't run but this song makes me want to
I’m just about to go for a 10km run in the rain and it’s cold, I’m procrastinating and I’m playing this to get me pumped.
Let’s GOOOOOOO!!!🏃🏻♂️➡️
Got to see them in 1972. Fantastic show and no better band ever!! I'm 63 now and still have a pink pig sitting in my house!!
Que inveja de você Greg que os viu.
You still got that pink pig?
the maniacal Tone of Rogers voice conveys the madness that lives in all of us......... pure genius
Roger has been claiming for 20 years he has all this footage but says it's not good enough for official release. At least here with this video we have the official audio from the live Wall CD dubbed over. Release this Roger! PLEASE.
I love how he gets into characters for these shows... Especially for this song. It drives home the idea of rock stars becoming an authority over their audience, which is what he feared after the In The Flesh Tour. He appreciated the fans that liked the music more than the performance. So "clap your hands have a good time" has a different meaning here, I think.
Before one of the Wall tour performances of
Run Like Hell,
Rog asked the audience,
"Are you ready for Gilmour?"
A lot has been made of their differences but I think there was love there.
A very English,
damn near inexpressive love,
but love nonetheless.
Did they sing together?
+rahul raj On Run Like Hell?
Always.
They shared the verses.
I can't find any other live version of these two singing this song.
+rahul raj that's because not all the wall shows were filmed but if you listen to bootlegs you'll notice they always did sing together
yea they were good friends all of them were but the reasons why they split up was because Roger Waters wanted to keep writing conceptual albums and songs pretty much make the art and deep meaning shit he's always has been doing. But Gilmour just simply wanted to play. He felt that is if Waters was making things too complicated and all Gilmour wanted to do was make music and play that music. He was tired of Waters always complaining about the government, his childhood, and abusive teachers. So they split up. But in their prime I think they did like each other. Gilmour missed his friends which is why they came back together and they made a new album and now they're touring.
No one can scream rock like Roger
roger is my alltime singer/songwriter, will never be bettered
I think this might be my favorite performance of run like hell
Unbelievable performance. What a song. What a band!
how tf roger waters can screech like a kid who got his xbox taken away from his mom
probably some drugs or something but look at the teeth of him amd david thats really bad
Lol
The best inhale screamer
Years before xbox!!
@@zwazas You just inhale to scream instead of exhaling. I can do it pretty well. If you practice a lot you can sound like Roger without any pain. To this day I think it's my coolest skill.
I don't care about the "Evil Roger" unilateral media narrative, I love him to death. He is at his best here, and is still great live.
And really hes not the evil one...David is, for stealing pink floyd
He is the love of my life😍
@Osama Bin Liftin’ that's my 2nd acc and it was especially when Syd left we'll come on it's not like it was davids
he's a fucking bastard lmao, is not just media, is the reality, he's a bad person with bad taste on politics lmao
The smile on David's face at the end of the song is so satisfying. Good old golden days will live through us fans forever 👐👐💜💙
I don't know how anyone could say that the Wall wasn't a masterful piece of work. I'd like to record an album that is known by most of the entire world. Just once.....Kickass
None can make an album like the wall, come on man
Gilmore's guitar sound is badass
I didn't like this comment just cause you didn't get his name right
Yeah ! Heee
Gilmour's*
Doctor : You've got 5 minutes to live.
Me : Listens to Run Like Hell.
Doctor : But that was 8 minutes.
God : That's okay. I can wait.
Roger is so beautiful and such a genius
You said it! He takes my breath away! *sigh*
Agreed! Hoping to see one of his shows before he quits touring. Looks damn good in that leather coat too.
Eu Douglas Chinem sou fã do Pink Floyd
Adoro essa música
@@joethornell1126 Roger definitely had a unique face back in the day, but I feel like he looks pretty good nowadays. Like he grew into his face with age or something
Roger's voice on this is fucking crazy !
I found this version of run like hell absolutely amazing !!!
This has always been my favorite Pink Floyd song. I'm usually not a fan of live recordings BUT,
this is the best version of "Run Like Hell" ever. How young David looks!!!
search paintbox or live at pompeii, then come back here
Lol YEP! Spot on!
40 years has gone by, and still, no one has come even close to topping the Floyds, pathetic..
what about One Direction? hahahahhahahahahahahahahahahah
How about Kanye West and Justin Bieber
@Owen Harris ha! Name one .. Floyd is the only band to have an album in the top 100 for over 30 consecutive years. Do you know what that means? That means one right after the other bitch. They ain't missed a day!
@Owen Harris Confucius say man who looks into toilet after deposit, make very little scents
Aye, music took a sharp nosedive from which it never returned. It died in the 80’s. Out went the guitar, out went the life.
Roger: "This is for all the weak people in the audience!!! Is there anyone here who's WEAK?!?"
Me, if I had the privilege of being there: "YEEEAAAHHH!!! I'M F**KING WEAK!!!"
Sounds like a bottom to me
I'm sure somebody in the audience said that.
You left out dumb & stupid
Somehow i feel okay being told pathetic by Roger
TM33 yeah lmao I feel his sarcasm cuz everyone worries lmao
That intro... keep on listening to it an again and again... jesus christ...
Roger's ramblings with the riff starting up in the back? I love that. I always repeat it.
Especially the part til 1:10... Actuelly quite simply but so brilliant...
the original video has an extended ranting by roger
you better Run !
On the studio version, Roger sings all the main lyric verses, David only appears in the chorus sections, this performance they alternate on lead vocals.
oy check your credits. Gilmour sings comfortably numb
terrants hill And on that song he only sings the chorus. Derp.
He also sings in Goodbye Blue Sky, the Thin Ice, and Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2
pretty sure it was referring to this song, specifically. Waters sings both parts on the studio version of Run Like Hell
Doesn’t David also sing the “ooh babe” parts at the end of “Don’t Leave Me Now”?
The image of Waters at 1:57 is so fucking great. In that coat with his bass and the wall in the back. Fucking powerful and beautiful.
I WANT HIS JACKET!
Makes me wish for better days, when everything on the radio wasn't overproduced, badly-written trash. Roger is epic. I saw him in Dallas in 2010, and it blew my socks off.
Pink Floyd there will never be anything like them again. Just love them. They send me to places l can't describe. Thought provoking.
Tons of overproduced badly written trash from the 70s too
0:58 Roger: lemme just channel my inner Yoko ono
Nah Roger invented that Yoko took his thing
He mentions Yoko in the pros and cons of hitch hiking they may have known one another?
Dude the neighbors think I am disturbed cuz I laughed so hard when I heard that funny Ono sound
Funny after decades of bashing her, I actually met Yoko in NYC, 3 summers ago. In Central Park by the old Wollman Rink area. I had just grabbed 4 Sabrett's and was headed out of the park. Here comes Yoko, with a dog and she was looking right at me.
It was the nicest stare (if thats possible) I was ever given and I said "Hello, it's an honor to meet you" (Fucking chicken shit phony I am, I always bashed her, even said "IF I EVER MET HER, I'D BLAH BLAH BLAH)
and she replied "No siree, today, it's more than my pleasure" and I said "Well thank you" and then she made me laugh by saying "Hey is the Sabrett guys water fresh? If so, I'll go elsewhere" (Not everyone will understand that) and I said "Shit, it's gotta be 2 weeks old" and she replied with "Yummy!" and walked off. I was fucking stunned. Took me by complete surprise. I was totally caught off my guard. She was very sweet. And her doggy was just as lovely. I think the dog's name is Gemini, if memory serves me correct.
I wanted to ask her shit about John but, I didn't. I didn't wanna sound like 987 billion other people, that have probably said the same shit to her over and over.
I don't sit and listen to her music, or put on songs that have her on it, intentionally now but, I do think differently of her, from that day on.
Bitch said something mystical (hero) so I jumped back on the curb...these are the pros and cons of hitchhiking.
Roger´s Voice was just TOP .. Love it!
Best performance of this classic live ever!!
For most of my life I have loved the Floyd, but never really rated Roger as a great bass player. It is only now that I see and hear him perform live that I appreciate just how good he is. Roger is a truly great bass player with a subtlety that is much missed in music these days. We all know Gilmour, Mason and Wright are, and were, brilliant musicians, but Roger was a great, great bass player and a fantastic singer. It goes without saying that Roger was a superlative songwriter. Perhaps the best of his time.
Stuart Davy weird cuz there are two bassists , roger and another beside him
steven van trans Roger was a lyricist more than musician...in fact, Roger could barely play
Andy Bown was the other bassist
Roger actually won a Bassiest of the Year award in the 70's...he put his ego aside suprisingly...and thanked Dave
Getty Lee on bass for surelike I said I've seen most everybody and no one put a show on like priests maiden Floyd and Rush this did they make the rest of music look like they should have never come out that's how good it was
3:01 That bass line!!
Hello. Yes, there are cool little bass fills all over in this performance. Probably having the second bass player made this possible.
Que potencia tenía la voz de Roger Waters en ese entonces. Sin duda alguna, la mejor banda de todos los tiempos.
Marzo 2023 … no puedo más que agradecer el poder disfrutar del sonido de la mejor banda de siempre….lo único que lamento es no haber asistido a un concierto en aquellos años, ya que era apenas un niño, pero en 2018 pude asistir a un recital de Roger …. Ese día el sueño se hizo realidad.
It's one thing to sing, it's another to express what you feel by singing!
Got to say,Roger Waters still has great hair, even gray,he still looks good!
Mans looks better older tbh
You have a point there
Since the album wasn't released until late in the year 1979 ... It is nice to see a summer of 1980 concert version of The Wall double album! 👍
David Gilmour playing here the old Fender Telecaster , wonderful sound . ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
4:11 ok I can't be the only one who's scared of snowy White's face here
it’s a mask creepy as hell tho!!
Yeah I have nightmares cuz of it LOL
Greatest live performance of all time.
The Wall is Pink Floyd’s best album...just a monumental accomplishment. Especially from a lyrical standpoint.
It was the first album I ever got. Not regretting it at all
Best version
This is so cool watching Dave and Roge trade off vocals, I always thought the surrogate band was a great idea. I wish Nick would do the roto-toms. I think Dave's surrogate is (Snowy White Thin Lizzy's guitar player)
Darrin Connor snowy played a hell of a lot longer with Floyd than Lizzy think he was with Lizzy for two years. Great guitarist Snowy white
He was a good gilmour substitute when roger went solo
snowy white was guitarist for pinkfloyd the wall live ,, it seems
@@smilernok true
Shit this is waaaaaay better than the studio version
3:35 - 4:00 - One of my favorite Rock lyrics of all time. Waters' never gets the credit he absolutely deserves as a lyricist.
He's a good lyricist, but that's all.
@@rooms1028 No it's not.
@@rooms1028 He's a good bass player too
@@peenuts69 Les Claypool is a good bass player. RW is average.
@@rooms1028 les claypool isnt good, he’s incredible, RW is a good bass player because he keeps the feel of the song going, Les is an incredible bass player because of his virtuosity and mastery of his techniques.
This is fucking awesome!!!
Hell yes!!!
Absolutely fucking awesome who cares what it means? It's the drugs that done it for me and my bro's R,I,P. Take note kids Don't do it!
Roger and David.....untouchable for all Times....
OMG - I doubt many people appreciate the pure mastery that has gone into this particular live performance.
Love this concert! Gilmour's guitar sound on this song gets me going everytime!
THE BEST version of this song hands down. Rogers tortured screams matched with Gilmour killing it on guitar. Pink Floyd the way it’s meant to be.
RUN LIKE HELL Straight back to the 70s n 80s. Who's up for a jog???? 2019 n STILL ROKN
Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run,
Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run.
You better make your face up in
Your favorite disguise.
With your button down lips and your
Roller blind eyes.
With your empty smile
And your hungry heart.
Feel the bile rising from your guilty past.
With your nerves in tatters
When the cockleshell shatters
And the hammers batter
Down the door.
You'd better run.
Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run,
Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run.
You better run all day
And run all night.
Keep your dirty feelings
Deep inside.
And if you're taking your girlfriend
Out tonight
You'd better park the car
Well out of sight.
Cause if they catch you in the back seat
Trying to pick her locks,
They're gonna send you back to mother
In a cardboard box.
You better run.
This album was Floyd on a whole different level. By this time things were getting tense but the music was still good just very Roger
Very true
Best song on the album, and one of Pink Floyd's best songs ever. Dave Gilmour's ostinato sequences (arpeggio + dotted eighth note delays a.k.a. the "running guitar" sound he invented - which was liberally borrowed and played to death by U2's "The Edge") were groundbreaking and influenced countless musicians across numerous genres - from Rock and Metal to endless electronic artists in the Industrial, Techno, Electro Trance and Ambient genres.
Dynamite track,waters and Gilmour were way stronger together as artists .love Floyd.
Best rock duo in history
this is the best song .. together david and roger.. i love it thank you guys.. thanks for ever..
que privilegio poder ver y escuchar este temazo prácticamente "gratis", esto es demasiado para poderlo disfrutar tan fácil, que afortunados somos
If you play it at .75 speed it’s run like hell but dark side style. Amazing!
The Absolute Best version of this song.......EVER!
Been listening to this live version for the last 16 years! Probably the best performance of this song and that intro and Waters banshee screams are absolutely epic.
La mejor versión en vivo que he escuchado de este temazo. Un joya invaluable.
Escucha la versión en Knebworth o Pulse, también son espectaculares
Hernán Ruiz Nauto sin duda es la mejor version en vivo opino lo mismo y la mejor de another brick in the wall
SI ES LA PTM ,,,
Pues yo con ayuda de Virtual DJ mezcle la musica de Run Like Hell del Album Delicated Sound of Thunder con esta version, de esta solo tome los momentos que cantan, y le agregue la voz de Roger Waters en el Berlin Concert, con un poco de decibeles menos, me quedo espectacular!, haganlo, no necesitan ser expertos
Hehe RUclips corretor Hummer a break