🎵 Pink Floyd - Goodbye Blue Sky REACTION
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Goodbye Blue Sky is the metaphor for having to spend most of your time in a bomb shelter, but is also a metaphor for broken innocence. The song is set in UK WW2. You guys should watch The Wall movie :)
It almost matches the day Hiroshima was obliterated also...it was a clear "blue sky" when the bomb was dropped...
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Or listen to the full album (What they won't do).
@@guidosarducci 9/11/01 was also a clear, beautiful day. Those kinds of days seem to be chosen for demonstrations like these ones. Give everyone a clear view of the carnage.
Alan Parker, the director really brought the epic album to life..he also directed, Mississippi Burning, a must see…
we are all affected by our own experiences, but also the experience of our parents. Water's Dad died in WWII. He never came back home.
The song is taking place in WWII. It was never an "innocent airplane", it was a bomber being seen through the eyes of a child.
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It is an innocent airplane. It is a child growing up post war. The song is a reflection of the war. They are questions of the past, did you see the frightened ones? Not do you see the frightened ones? Did you? The flames are all long gone but the pain lingers on. The war is over. The fires are out. But the devastation is still there.
This is about the main character (Pink) as a child during the blitz when the German bombers were laying waste to London.
Always gets my hair to stand up. The animation that accompanies this song in the movie is equally moving.
Listen to the entire album to grasp what it's all about. 1979 and I had it on every day for almost six months. One of the highlights of my life.
I was right there with you. It consumes you until you figure out every Last detail. With no Google!!
It really is a flawless, timeless album. It never gets old…..ever
I got a hold of this album in '86. The movie was in constant VHS rotation in my room for weeks.
Pink Floyd is a band for the thinking person. Attention must be paid to the lyrics in each song on the entire album -- the albums are STORIES, start to finish ("The Wall" and "Dark Side of the Moon" are examples, but there are others from this band).
@@artbagley1406 absolutely correct!
"Goodbye blue sky" is also about the innocence lost by the millions of kids who's lives were disrupted by the German Blitz in 1940-1941. That opening line about the plane in the sky was the last time that kid (or any of that era in England) would be able to look up in innocent wonder and marvel at a plane....once the bombs stared to fall all wonder and innocence was lost, replaced by fear and loathing.
Just wanted to point out that WW2 didn't have "jets" in combat as we know and militaries use today. They still used em propellers to fly.
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Goodbye blue sky is a metaphor in this song. Meaning, goodbye to a happy and carefree life. War has a way of taking happiness away from the victims.
"Every song by Pink Floyd is like a movie, like a mind movie." -Lex LOVE IT!
Simple song, but always so powerful
Gotta hear the whole album. Listening to just one song is like reading just one chapter of a book.
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My mother was born in England before ww2, whenever we had a thunderstorm, it upset her remembering the bombs that she had heard during her late teens.
Glad you did this one. War is never over for those who live through it.
Pink Floyd is just magic
Yay! Pink Floyd 😀
"Every Pin Floyd song is like a imnd movie..." Perfect!
Definitely one of the best songs on the wall
The epitome of hauntingly beautiful
Must listen to full album, start to finish.
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Can’t wait until you watch this movie. This tune is a huge point in the movie, and you’ll understand these tunes better.
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Did you see the frightened ones? Did you hear the falling bombs?
Did you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter when the
Promise of a brave new world unfurled beneath a clear blue
Sky?
Such evocative lyrics.
The philosopher who wrote the book "Brave New World", Aldous Huxley, also wrote another famous book called "The Doors of Perception". The band "The Doors" was named after this.
More strange still, "The Doors" singer, Jim Morrison, his father was the Commander of the naval fleet that was involved with the Gulf of Tonkin Incident.. this incident is what started the Vietnam War.
Life is stranger than fiction.
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1940 Blitzkrieg
@@KendrickJ2Jim Morrisons IQ was ridiculous. Dude was an absolute musical genius
Seriously, Brad is so much into lyrics and their meaning, you two should do whole concept albums.
Unfortunately though, he remains utterly befuddled by the meaning of sometimes very simple and straightforward lyrics about 95% of the time. Or he'll get tripped up by a couple of words in one line and then get lost running off on some irrelevant tangent. Lex, on the other hand, her mind is a marvel of nature! Lol!
@@dggydddy59 I know. That's why we should experience it.
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I wholeheartedly agree
One of my favorite PF songs. The guitar is exquisite, and the mood how it shifts back and forth from promising to ominous so quickly is just amazing. You both should listen to the full album The Wall at some point, as it tells a full story.
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Yah, you guys should watch The Wall, it even helps make sense of some of their older albums, I started listening to Floyd in 1975, they became my therapy (group)... love it
My gosh this is such a beautiful song
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If you watch the original video for "Goodbye Blue Sky", you will really see, what Pink Floyd was talking about... So much more in the pictures, than just words.❤
One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. No one reacts to it, so thanks for the reaction.
You gotta watch “The Wall” to get this in context. My grandmother lived in London during WW II. I wish I had thought of playing this for her. Watch the movie.
Pink Floyds The Wall is one of the best albums of all time. You cant just listen to one song at a time.
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This album should be listened to from beginning to end
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"The Wall" album is itself a complete story. Each song is a different aspect of a man's experience from childhood to adulthood.
Awwww...🥰 A few moments later...
Oh, that changed really quickly...😫
Every song from Pink Floyd is like a movie. Perfectly said, Lex
Everything floyd put out is gold
It's a mixed feelings scenenario. The acoustic sound of the guitar with the synth, feeling some nostalgic hope but overwhelmed by fear.
This is hands down my all time favorite Floyd track.
oe of my favorites. so simple and pretty but menacing.
I saw System of a Down in concert and they played this song. It sounded just like Pink Floyd, it was amazing! Yes, I agree with everyone else. It’s time for you guys to listen to the Wall in it’s entirety.
One of my favorite songs of all time. It’s kind of hard to believe that there is actually someone left on the planet who has never heard THE WALL in its entirety let alone this song. But hey I am sure they are out there. I would recommend that you listen to the entire album to understand how you may what Roger Water’s was trying to convey by this masterpiece.
You have to listen to Pink Floyd songs More than once to understand the songs because they are so deep
It's not creepy, it's beautiful. C'mon!!!
The Wall was very interesting to our group of friends growing up. Also a time when we would gather at a friend's house with the sole purpose of listening to an entire album. As a teenager one of the things to do was drop a couple blotter paper squares on your tongue and pop the movie in a VCR. We had an opportunity to see it at a movie theater in 1995. It was an intense experience, and one to remember. But watching it again in my forties took on a whole new meaning. And this track will put you in a place in time that none of us could even imagine. This is an album/movie that can only be understood as a grown adult. And how it tells a complex story about growing up during WWII. Coming of age, dealing with heartbreak, and becoming a successful artist. I don't know who's story it told. But it is definitely one of the greatest stories ever told. And done in a way that will never be copied.
Ya gotta see the movie to understand the songs. I promise you will be changed in heart and soul afterwards. Its powerful stuff.
When I was seven, my dad gave me a copy of the wall on a cassette player. This song made me think of dying and upset me deeply.
Pink Floyd band members, like most of the musicians of the 60s and early 70s, were born during or immediately after World War II. Even the Americans had relatives that served, but the Brits had relatives who experienced it from the civilian side too. Same for other countries, of course, but that played out in different art forms in different places.
you guys HAVE to watch the wall. all this music is the soundtrack to an awesome ninety-five minute long video. all the songs make so much more sense. love you two!
the blue sky is a metaphor for the joys and innocence of childhood.
I know you probably already know this but the Wall is a concept album with each song being like a chapter in a book telling a bigger story. i strongly recommend you listen to the whole record in it's entirety. when you do, the lyrics make a lot more sense.
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Y’all should watch the movie, it all goes together and gives the whole album context that can’t be gotten one song at a time and out of order.
When I was 18 I visited my sister in Florida and she took me a laser light show of The Wall. It was at a planetarium and one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Up to that point at least.
One of my favorites from this album
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This is an astonishing piece of songwriting. The major upbeat chords and harmony…. Shift effortlessly into minor chords, and fear… perfectly captures the songs message. Superb .
That song always hits me meloncholy and also beautiful
Thank u for this reaction. A song that needs more exposure 🙂
This, for some reason, is my absolute favorite Pink Floyd song. I just fell in love with it the first time I heard it. We were sitting in my friend's backyard, kicking it by the pool; the album had just come out.
One cannot react to a single song off of The Wall. One must listen to the entire album. Watch the movie as well. Masterpiece
One of my fave songs from The Wall🤟 you guys just survived a hurricane, Britain got bombed during WW2 with "buzzbombs". This song is about that.
The airplane in the beginning is a Luftwaffe bomber from WW2 during the Blitz of England. The little girl spotted the bomber coming in. Roger Waters, who wrote the lyrics but liked David’s voice for the song, lost his father in WW2 and his mother was badly mentally affected by his death. He was a young child being raised by a single mom who was probably unstable for a long time. It affected him. It sure did help him write some phenomenal music over the years. Thank God he had three of the finest musicians you’ll find outside of symphony orchestras to help him put it all together. Gilmour did a tremendous amount of the instrumentation and song sculpting. Heck of a team. Lennon/MCCartney level writers. That’s not easy…
Y'all really need to watch the movie The Wall. It'd basically a mind trip of all the Pink Floyd songs from the album.
To me , blue sky is a metaphor for freedom.
It is like a movie because it IS a movie (Pink Floyd: The Wall, directed by Alan Parker) from Pink Floyd's concept album The Wall.
I was in high school when this came out. The most interesting track on the album for me.
Bassist Roger Watters was referring to what it was like for the English kids when the German Bombers were bombing England. And the memories of them having to hide down in the subways until the Air Raids were over with.
I would love to see your reaction to the Wall from start to finish. Live stream would be great. The whole album and the why the songs transition make the songs that much better.
Pink Floyd possesses a lyrical eloquence and evocative musicality that transcends much of popular music in logical depth and artistic sophistication. I enjoyed your journey through this song but can not get past the emotional burden of acknowledging that this motif of lost innocence and fading blue skies is a reality for the people of Ukraine right now. Thank you.
Sadly, yes !
It's part of the Wall album and they have a full length movie of the hole album almost like a 2 hour music video
"The Wall" came out towards the end of 1979, my senior year of h.s. - Thrust me right on into adulthood. (sigh..)
It's been said, metaphorical for the common belief of "blue skies" typically being equated to happiness and good thoughts but in this case, the juxtapose of not always and the irony of the young boy innocently pointing out to his mother the airplane up in the sky, when it's actually there to do them harm, but the boy just sees blue skies and a airplane, completely oblivious to what is happening and the loss of innocence that will affect him the rest of his life..."the flames are all long gone but the pain lingers on..."...hence goodbye blue sky, he'll never see it the same again...
You should really see the powerful video for this song!
As others have said, you have to listen to the album as a whole. And Pink Floyd are masters of shifting the mood of their music. Something so beautiful can masterfully transition to an ominous sound or back-n-forth during the course of a song.
These songs are so hard to properly put in context without listening to the whole album. It's an experience that rolls from one into the other and explains so much!
You guys should check out the video that goes with this song its badass and its from the Pink Floyd The Wall Movie
listening to pink floyd 1 song at a time is like eating your sandwich bread on monday, the meat on tuesday and the lettuce on wednesday and then judging whether you like the sandwich or not
Pink Floyd "THE WALL"!!!!
Have you guys ever done a reaction to Portishead? Beth Gibbons has one of the purest voices ever.
Pink floyd mind movie hahaha perfect explanation
Your reaction to the little kid was hilarious
I know everyone has said it. But you have to just listen to the entire album. It’s so great. Love the reaction
In 'The Wall' story, the war (World War II in this case), was one of the 'bricks in the wall' that contributed to the social breakdown of the character 'Pink'.
That acoustic guitar picking reminds me of the Metallica song "Fade To Black".
I see the animated visuals in my head every time I hear it.
This song is so dark. Pink Floyd will get you to the extreme of all emotions
And Lex, girl, you have a talent to understanding songs like crazy.
I heard “brave new world” which is a book about dystopia. Check out “Well well well” by John Lennon. I’ve known that song for years and just had the “aha” moment. The first sentence is a hint
Omfg I was 13 when I first heard this.....43 f'ing years. I feel blessed
This song begins the story of "The Wall" and juxtaposes the innocence of a child seeing an airplane with the destructiveness of the planes of war, the war that claimed the life of the little boy's father. For people of Roger Waters' generation, they remembered the terror of London being firebombed by the Luftwaffe and people having to take refuge underground to survive, surfacing to see their neighborhoods obliterated and possibly losing loved ones who could not scramble underground quickly enough. The song is a farewell to the innocence of childhood, an innocence lost all too soon. And it is quintessential Pink Floyd.
Oh, and if you ever visit the 9/11 memorial in New York City, there's a wall of different shades of blue paper, intermingled with gray and black pages. They asked people who were in NYC during the 9/11 attack to choose a color that represented the color they remember the sky being on that day. So yes, in times of war, the sky does sometimes appear blue, but it can also appear smoky and dark. It all depends on one's perspective.
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Back in the 90's it was always a thing for me & my friends to (take a mind altering substance). And watch The Wall... It's quite the story to see when you're under the influence. Lol! Really deep time, especially if you ever watch the official movie.. Congratulations also you two!!
dam,,me and my friends did the same thing in the early 80's and after we debate on what it all meant
@@martinL1577 oh I've had that debate many times... But music is personal and everybody thinks their interpretations are the best.. Just good times with good friends..
Yeah for me in the 80s on vhs as I was just not old enough to watch the movie in the theater(I think I was 12),. The cartoon parts are great but when he loses his shit in the hotel room with the groupie during the song "One of my Turns" is one of the most mind blowing scenes on film.
Goodbye Blue Sky, flows into Empty Spaces and Young Lust, a real banger which you've heard. You guys might like "What Do You Want From Me?" from The Division Bell album. It's very groovy, in that low-down, slow kinda Floyd way!
god damn geniuses they are
They tell a story with a whole album. Every song is linked. You guys should really watch the movie "The Wall". It will give you a totally different perception of their music and you will see how the songs are linked.
You really should do the song Hey You from The Wall. The lyrics are strangely more relevant today than when it came out.
I still remember this time me and a couple friends had taken some blotter and and the trippy aspects were starting to die as we left to drive to another friend's house. This song was playing just as a light rain started and the oooooo, oooooo part was playing when an ambulance went by as we were waiting to pull onto the road. No siren, just the lights signaling it was a deceased person within. We just sat there in silence for about 5 minutes and yet we sensed exactly what each of us was thinking. Like a living sad dream.
IMO this part 1 of a 3 part song
Good bye blue sky
Empty spaces
Young lust
It’s about being a child during WW2 in London. The Germans were bombing London and many people were living in bomb shelters and when they did come out they found their city in ruins. Destroyed buildings, fires, smoke and devastation. It’s also a metaphor for lost innocence.
You guys have to watch the movie or listen to the full album uninterrupted! Its a must for any music fan. The experience is like nothing else. If you know you know. Lol.
Another really good lesser known song on that album is The Thin Ice. Also Waiting for the Worms too.
The video for this song is pretty chilling
Keep in mind, the parents of the members of Pink Floyd lived thru WWII in England which was frequently attacked by Germany with bombers and V2 rockets. My guess is the members of the band heard a lot of stories about the war as they grew up.
Thank you for sharing this with me 😊
Master Piece. You really have to watch the movie. It all comes together.
My favorite movie of all time... THE WALL
listening to only one song from The Wall is like watching one play of the Super Bowl and trying to figure out if it was a good game.