FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd- "Echoes" Album Version (Reaction)
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WOW WOW WOW....Now I get all the hype behind this one! Thanks so much for watching. I wonder how different the Pompeii version is? Guess I'm about to find out! I'm interested to hear what specific journey this song takes you on. Let me know below. At the moment I'm seeing the funky section as a "Welcome to hell" party of vices and indulgences...then I'm forced out the back door into the chilling reality of it all, left all alone to wander amongst the wailing souls, begging for salvation as I do the same...before luckily being whisked away to the next place...😬 😂 🥰
seeing the Pompeii live is like nothing else
@@bmille2121 Especially after already having heard the studio version first.
Yeah agree, the studio versions are always best first, before Live.
Just my own opinion. 🎶❤️🎶
Great imagery M....I should take another Echo trip laying down in the dark like ASAP!
This was all before computers were even invented, or sequencers, sampling wasn't even a thing, ...etc.!!! This was all done using instruments and recording of sounds around them at the time. Amazing! Imagine trying to compile all these sounds back in 1970...?
Pink Floyd are their OWN genre!
At the end…it’s like he wakes up from a dream…..and the sun is shining through the window…inviting him to rise. Beautiful.
Yea that ending really got me, as you probably saw!
goose bumps at 65,still the best floyd song ever.
Interesting....definitely a beast of a song!
This song is incomparable and filled with extraordinary moments. My favorite part is the riff around 18 min when Gilmour's guitar bursts into a kind of celestial echo. Thanks a lot for another genuine and very inspiring reaction.
David Gilmour is lead guitar and co main vocalist of Pink Floyd from 67-ish forward through to the present. (They never officially disbanded). All of their classic albums through the 70s features David Gilmour's legendary guitar and iconic voice. The Pompeii live version of this is great, but if you really like that last section, I would highly recommend 'Echoes live in Gdansk' version performed in 2006 in its entirety with Gilmour and Wright - the keyboardist and co-vocalist with Gilmour here. The emotion brought to bare after all those years is amazing. Especially the extended end part where the guitar and keyboard are truly speaking to each other. The fact that this would be one of Richard Wright's last performances of the piece before his death a couple of years later, makes it all the more heart-wrenching.
Thanks for the great info! Looks like I'll have to hear the 3rd version soon too on the channel! Never watched anything more recent than Pulse yet...
@@retroreactions.... you won't regret it I assure you. They perform it almost note for note and it's mixed really well. It is an amazing performance.
I love hearing any song performed decades later, and then it's them we're talking about!
I agree and highly recommend the Gdańsk version too. It’s superb.
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Will watch that one for sure!
I've never seen a reaction video where I could see the tears running down someone's (your) face, it was incredible moving. There are very many great bands and artists out there, but I think, in the annals of time, there will not have ever been a band quite like Floyd. If the world as we know it ends, I hope a recording of Pink Floyd's music would be included in the time capsule to ullustrate what the human race was capable of, if only it could have overcome its more destructive tendencies...
Well put!! Yes, I see you noticed the tears. I actually love when that happens to me with music, shows how moving it is for me. Am completely comfortable showing it on the channel, just didn't expect it to happen haha, let alone a few times already. Normally the great music just makes me a bit watery eyed, but the stuff I'm discovering here is at such a high level and unlike most of what I've heard in my life. Yes, PF certainly represent how powerful the creative side of the human brain can be...Thanks so much for watching!
@@retroreactions.... I just watched your reaction to Celine Dion's O Holy Night, and it broke me, still.tearing up. Not religious but my favourite carol of all time and the high note got me. Thanks for your reactions.
Isn't she brilliant in this one? I hope somehow she can get her voice back, but if not we have so many jewels to treasure forever...
. . . Pink Floyd makes us see the world a bit like we see the incredible. The incredible is that, it's what you don't see . . .
Great way to put it...a whole different level of art....
The first time I heard this, and many times thereafter, I was frying hard on acid and you can only imagine my euphoria, and then for a bit, my fright and wonder. But every moment trusting it would take me back sweetly and gently to the beautiful place from whence we began the journey. I love your reaction, you feel it, you get it. Thank you.
Wow, I can't imagine!! Sober listening was intense enough for me 🙂 Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely compliment!!
Just wonderful.
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Caught red handed showing feelings, of an almost human nature!
First time commenting and I want to say I love that you play these songs without talking all over it like most do, plus you don’t just say “oh that’s a g minor and that’s a such and such scale” but instead you say how it makes you feel, how Floyd make you feel is all. thank you.
Hello! Thanks for the comment and wonderful compliments. I am so glad you like my style/format. You're very welcome. I really appreciate you watching and your support 🙂
Hi, this is Side 2 of Meddle. This is very much the early days of what became known as "prog" - characterised by beauty, subtle complexity and great relisten-ability (always hear something new layered in there!). Side 1 is v. good too - a small notch down from this.
Great reaction!
Thanks so much! I love that side 2 was taken up with just 1 song. I wonder how often that had been done previously, if ever (other than symphony type records)...the length of this one must have blown many people's minds back then!
I remember bying the album Meddle back in early 70s ! Such a powerful music that was and still is ! Timeless music ! Could wake the sleeping Gods in pompei arena ! still my best of Pink Floyd ! thanks for sharing it ! 😎
Well, I guess I should do that album for sure too! Thanks so much for watching and so quickly!!
@@retroreactions.... What ? Meddle album ? that s the one you just played ! echos id the last song on it ! LoL 😎
Yes, I guess I was gonna focus on the "big 4" albums, but now I see that Meddle is a must too!
Strangers passing in the street
By chance two separate glances meet
And I am you and what I see is me
Gilmour has said those last few minutes where his guitar and Wright's keyboard basically mimic each other are basically like a musical conversation between them.
Yes...a special moment for them for sure!
Echoes is a very special journey. I have loved listening to this song for years and years. I feel very fortunate to have attended 2 Pink Floyd concerts.
I'll never forget this first time hearing it...
I’ve listened to Echoes, hmmm, hundreds of times (yeah, I’m old 🙂), but each time, I hear something new or differently, and every time I take this journey, I’m transported to another dimension, from which I come back drained and rejuvenated at the same time.
Fantasy reaction 😍Like discovering IT for the first time (after hundreds)^^ tyvm🙏
What a great thing to hear, thank you so much as well!
I loved that you just grooved with it!
Thanks! Love getting lost in their music...
If you continue to listen to Pink Floyd you might consider using good headphones instead of earbuds... cheers
Hi Mat. Yes I have studio headphones, but they are quite uncomfortable and clunky for me. Maybe I'll listen to a PF song I've heard now on both to see the difference. Thanks!
You summed it up perfectly, ‘Light Years Away’ and ‘Not Of This World’.
Echoes was my first introduction to Pink Floyd, the year this Album (Meddle), came out, in 1971.
I was 15 years of age. And I still listen to ‘Echoes’ regularly, 52 years later. Incredible Music.
And I still get goosebumps every time.
To think we had ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ and ‘Wish You Were Here’ to come next, at 2 yearly intervals.
We were blessed beyond imagination. Headphones on, as loud as possible and eyes closed. It’s the only way with all of these Albums, straight through from beginning to end. Enjoy. 🎶❤️🎶
Great to know that I'll likely get goosebumps and tears no matter how many times I hear these from now forward...
@@retroreactions.... I was convinced I could see tears. You clearly feel it.
Enjoy the ride, you’ve got Music Magical Genius for life. 🎶❤️🎶
Yes tears were there from halfway or so, but that last section brought them down haha, didn't expect that, but now I realize it's prob gonna be a norm with this band!
@@retroreactions.... Yes, plenty more to come. 👍🏼
Hope you get to delve into Yes’ Music too someday.
Interested in how you’d find them, you may find you shed a few more.
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Beautiful reaction mate , Pink Floyd would bring a tear to a glass eye so fully understand how it got to you. Most Floyd fans agree this song ( and album) are a major turning point in where the band was headed. The word masterpiece is thrown about a lot in the music industry but this certainly fits all the criteria.
Looking forward to seeing you react to the live version where they play for the Gods and the dead of Pompeii. Peace
Thanks so much Paul..their music just digs into a deep place in the soul...I know you get that..Pompeii up now, the 2000's version with Wright up soon!
Helene here. You mentioned Suppers Ready and if it’s similar. No. Prog bands like Genesis and Yes have some incredible pieces…but very honestly, there is nothing else in music, to my knowledge, that is anything like Pink Floyd’s work. They are, to me, their own genre. Most people I’ve interacted with on reaction channels agree. They are deep, often dark, sometimes ethereal, sometimes intense……but to me, it speaks to my heart and I FEEL it in my soul. Bands like Genesis and Yes……I appreciate it with my mind. Big difference. I know others think differently.
Other music that makes me feel somewhat like this are some tracks from Massive Attack, some Zeppelin tracks…Alvin Lee’s Bluest Blue….anything that is hypnotic and mesmerizing.
I think You would love trip-hop genre because it often has a dark vibe..and very hypnotic.
Thanks Helene for your take. Does make sense reading it. Def need to look into 90s trip hop.. I LOVE the song Six Underground by Sneaker Pimps. I think that's in the genre...
I agree with the trip hop. The Orb also comes to mind when I think of a unique atmosphere. Little Fluffy Clouds and A Huge ever growing pulsating brain...
Never heard of The Orb, but great song titles!
Hi Helene, going to point out 2 comparible pieces sort of at around the same level as Echos.
1st - "Bett'r Days" - an independant tribute to Syd Barrett, the missing PF band member, which "could" have dropped in the same timeframe as Meddle or Dark Side - by Radio Masscare International from the album Rain Falls in Grey. There is a short version onYT but the full version is (I forget!) about 40 mins??
2nd - Porcupine Tree's "Sky Moves Sideways" double album.
Both of these need a peaceful room, headphones, your time and are very rewarding. But are they PF clones? Nope; very creative original works with a similar sonic pallet (and aware of what PF have done).
Could have mentioned Osric Tentacles "Spirals in Hyperspace" too...
Hope you find some time to listen and enjoy!
@@xlerb_again_to_music7908 I’ve heard some Porcupine Tree and love what I’ve heard! Also some Pineapple Thief. Similar use of mesmerizing soundscapes. Love Anesthetize. I’ll check out your suggestions, thanks!
The song Started with Richard Wright sitting at his organ and running one Keynote backwards through Leslie speaker and it came out sounding like a sonar ping and everyone in the band kind of perked up when they heard that and it was the start of this song. Over time they would work on bits and pieces of music and attach it to previous pieces and they ended up with what they originally called 26 pieces of nothing. Then they sat down and put this song together through those 26 pieces and it became echoes. My kids buy me these old fashioned things called "books" and they've bought me numerous ones about Pink Floyd which is where I get this information.
What a great story. Love hearing about the song creation process, especially a masterpiece like this! Love any PF knowledge for that matter..
I think the "backwards" of the story was the middle section of Dave's guitar getting the seagull (or whale if you prefer) sounds by running his guitar thru a wah wah pedal backwards. Running the organ thru the Leslie just had a resonance when Rick hit that one particular note. So they decided to make the ping the opening note of the entire song. Dave said it was pure accident, as the Leslie didn't vibrate like that on any other note. Man I would sure love to hear all of the "Nothing" demos they did to create each section! That would be a treat.
I love when the most amazing musical and lyrical things have occurred by accident!
@@retroreactions.... Some things were floating around in the cosmos until it is found by the people who know how to harness it's power! 😉 👌
look forward, live in pompeii 1971/72 is a treat 🙃
Thanks Gerald! I hope there is only 1 Pompeii performance of this. I'd hate to react to the wrong one...
@@retroreactions.... there´s only one version. you can find either "full" or spilt up in part 1 and part 2.
Great. I wonder why most reactors did it in 2 separate sections/videos?
@@retroreactions.... probably didn´t know in the first place. many even did only part 1. here´s additional trivia: in 1971, floyd played to an EMPTY amphitheater in pompeii, playing to the "ghosts" of pompeii ... you probably know the history of that place. in 2016, david gilmour came back and played to an audience there. seeing how much you liked "comfortably numb" live in 1994, you should treat yourself to watching gilmour playing "comfortably numb" there in 2016 when he was 70.
I assume we're talking the city with the volcano incident? Yes, so much live stuff to explore, can't wait to see more recent Gilmour, though I just watched him say in an interview that he's done with PF at this point...
This is my favorite song
I have waiting for this reaction!
Awesome! I really hope you liked the reaction!
the album cover is actually a human ear. very appropriate in my opinion lol. The pinging organ is a farfisa organ. only a handful of them in existence. love your reaction.
Ha, couldn't figure out what that was! Thanks so much for watching and for the compliment 😊
@@retroreactions.... the guy that designed the album cover, was absolutely epic. Basically an album cover genius. He died just a few years ago. Suddenly forgot his name.
The pinging noise "was produced through amplifying a grand piano, played by Richard Wright, and sending the signal through a Leslie rotating speaker."
very cool...
If you're not stoned when you start listening you will be when you're done!
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The “ping” to me is sonar……..like a submarine would use.
I so love your reactions, I can just see your appreciation and joy as you experience the best band of all time. I believe the ping sound is sonar echo location used on submarines, you can hear it in old World War II movies. I also get the suggestion of whale song.
I’m looking forward to seeing you watch the live Pompeii version which was my introduction to Floyd back in 88’.
Great that you’re a Depeche Mode fan, I’ve been lucky enough to see them live twice.
Good luck with your channel, you deserve to succeed. Regards Rich, England.
Thank you so much for that amazing comment. Makes me happy that you enjoy and appreciate my style, especially because I've only been doing it 3 weeks and want to get more polished of course (too many "uhs" and "uhms" LOL, it's hard!). Yea, DM will always be my #1...seen them about 50 times since 1990 and met Martin twice, and Alan and Andy once! Never Dave ughhh...Thanks again for the well wishes! Means a lot :)
@@retroreactions.... Wow 50 times! I consider myself a fun but man you’re obsessed! I’m so Jealous of you meeting Martin Gore, he’s a genius.
Yea just a bit obsessed lol.....money well spent! Yes, Mart is my #1 musical idol...the 2nd time I shook his hand and my friend she actually kissed his cheek. Talk about bold lol...So excited for the new material in March!
@@retroreactions.... so basically you distracted Martin with a hand shake while she crept up from behind on her hands and knees! Lol
Haha, something like that!
I am you, and what I see is me. One of the greatest lyrics of all time based on the human condition to care about what others see in you. Ohh and that spooky guitar sound is done by the tome controls on his guitar afte Dave accidently swapped the negative and positive inputs I think into ether his pedal or his amp
Thanks for the info....happy accidents are the best in music!
Great great album from Pink Floyd. If you don't know that piece, you don't really know Pink Floyd.
And a great reaction, because listening to Echoes for the first time is indeed a trap.
Cheers!
Yes, I think I'm trapped for life already haha....
Awesome job. If you're looking for live. David Gilmour at Gdansk is my favorite. It has David and Richard (guitarist and keyboardist, and the vocals) are playing it. They also wrote the majority of the music minus the lyrics.
Thanks Bryan! Yes, I now realize I need to react to the Gdansk version as well!
You should watch the Echoes video sync with the end part of Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. It was a big thing around the time of the Wizard of Oz sync with DSOTM. It is an incredible sync that even caused people to beleive it was intentional bcuz it is EXACTLY the same length as that section of the movie! And it is a trip and a half to say the least... Also further speculation was that the original lyrics were "Planets meeting face to face" instead of "Overhead the albatross". There are a few early live versions with the other lyrics. If memory serves the Berlin live 1971 has those lyrics.
Btw, I'm reliving my youth watching your reaction videos and it is a testament to the power of Floyd's music. Keep up the great work! 😉 👌
Sounds intriguing...glad you are enjoying these reactions..I'm having a great time here and will keep trying to get more polished..it ain't easy! but I'm so happy to be doing something I totally love and am grateful for your and everyone here's support!
You have the coolest background of all the reachtions I have seen.......and it suites this music perfect.
Back in the days my cousine and I used to go out in the deep forest on our bikes with a telescope, watching stars and talking UFO and life on earth and beyond. He always had a small taperecorder he had some songs that fit a dark night watching stars.........and of course, this was one of the songs.
Thanks so much for noticing that! The artist in me is trying to make this channel creative as well as entertaining. Wow that sounds absolutely amazing...what an experience it must have been, if it's this good just hearing it in my bedroom! Thanks for watching!
Floyd fans also love post punk
Good stuff!
Just occurred to me after hundreds of listens that the "ping" is a little like a sonar ping - which of course depends on echo to work.
Yea love that part.. it's like the guide on this whole journey...
Albatross... coral caves... waves... whale song... it all fits with being beneath the sea.
Yes, but still can't get aliens and hell images out of my head haha!!
I want to second what a commenter said about the whole Meddle album being what I also consider their best. And the second song on the album, 'A Pillow of Winds' affects me as much as this song, just differently- different frequency.
More sublime and serene.
You must, MUST react to “Echoes, Live at Pompeii.” Live, yes, but to an empty colosseum. As great as this version you reacted to here is, it pales in comparison. Just the 4 Dudes, big speakers and the ghosts, and Nick Mason’s god-like drumming. You must!👍
Hello. I already reacted to that version! Here ya go ☺ ruclips.net/video/N49WZJQcjqg/видео.html
Bravo .. Another Great Review ... I first heard this Album Version in 1977 ... my reaction was - cloudy lol ♥️ ... But the Live at Pompeii Version, Which i Believe You're Reviewing Later on ... I saw at a 'Midnight Movie' in 79' .... it was "'Partly"' Cloudy ! ..
But i was Hooked ... Peace Brother
Thanks so much Carmen! The memories you must have of this band... much peace and love back your way, really appreciate the support..😊
Listen to David Gilmour and friends performing this live in Gdansk. it was the last time he and Richard Wright played it before Richard passed away. David will never play it again out of respect for his friend. It makes trending call and response between guitar and keyboard even more sad than it already was.
Yes Ian can't wait to tackle that one soon....
Mate, love your work. You should check out Jon- Luc Ponty. In particular the track Ethereal mood. From Mick.D down under.
Thanks so much. Cosmic Messenger is the only 1 I've reacted to so far... I will add your vote for EM!
I love how the 'spooky' breakdown is so open to interpretation. Some people visualize a trip through the cosmos, others feel trapped in a nightmare hellscape, and yet others feel like they're floating serenely in the twilight zone of an ocean. While the song's opening lyrics and album cover art, and the fact that the band themselves often referred to it as "the whale section" points to some specific intentionality, they were always careful to encourage the listener to take what they will/need from their music.
Oh good so I'm not the only one who thinks of hell at that part (see my pinned comment in the video for a vivid description!)
@@retroreactions.... HA! I hadn't seen that before posting. Point proven! If you happen to have seen the Jennifer Lopez movie The Cell, that part reminds me of the scene where Vince Vaughn's character wakes up in the serial killer's warped mind. So...yeah we essentially agree on the "hell" vibe. :-D
I first heard this as a 15-year-old teenager and it blew my mind' it was may favourite song until Close to the Edge by Yes came along the following year.
If you enjoy Ambient/Experiemental music like this, try:
Phaedra by Tangerine Dream from the album of the same name. ruclips.net/video/EhQpXD2Z9WQ/видео.html
Floating by Klaus Schulze from the album Moondawn. ruclips.net/video/w6tLqdyCpuQ/видео.html
Velvet Voyage by Klaus Schulze from the album Mirage.ruclips.net/video/6Y2UudZIc-4/видео.html
Birth of Still Places by Steve Roach from the album Dynamic Stillness. ruclips.net/video/39neFhOBGeM/видео.html
Garden of Paradise and Four Ever Rainbow by Steve Hillage from Rainbow Dome Musick. ruclips.net/video/09B2gn5OhKg/видео.html
Horizon by Jon and Vangelis from the album Private Collection.ruclips.net/video/f8CBLPghcjM/видео.html
Thanks for all the suggestions..
No you didn't!
I guess you did!! The night just got better. Thanks man. Off to listen...to an old fave. Ping!
Ping! You will get to see Dave making his guitar scream and Roger make his bass go thump when you catch Pompeii, which I saw in Charlotte at a Drive-in theatre in the '70s. Believe you me...it sounds way better on headphone. I had the album when it came out, and was in high school. I played it for all the house to hear and never got complaints. Mom even became a fan of Dark Side. Ummagumma I had to play in my room, as it was tres outre.
Boy did I! OMG they played it on a big screen? That must have been amazing! I'm a little confused...is Pompeii this full version plus additional section? Because the full video I found of Pompeii on RUclips seems about the same length as the original song...So I'm assuming you vote that I react to the entire Meddle?..Thanks so much for watching!
@Retro Reactions - the Pompeii '72 version is what you just heard but split into two halves to bookend the film. I think they felt it read better that way rather than close the film with something not tied to the start of it. Either way, doing both halves us a must. Also, as you should with every Pink Floyd album, do the them in their entirety. Even the ones that aren't necessarily a concept album. Loving these reactions, man! Keep 'em coming!
Sweet, so they play the "alien/spirit/whale/etc" section live?! Can't wait to hear that part...thanks so much for the compliment. You guys are giving me so much motivation here...
Helene here. A dark room, floor pillows, incense, black light posters , a water pipe, great speakers……good friends, good weed (and cheap wine 🙄) and Echoes……..great memories……
That sounds EPIC! Wish I could have heard it back then, but I was -4 years old LOL..Thanks for watching!
@@retroreactions.... no you weren’t! That means you were born in 1967! NO WAY are you 55!!! I think you added a decade ot two there, mate!
Haha, well since this song came out in '71, I meant I was negative 4 years old, meaning I wasn't born till '75! Hopefully I will look in my 30's for the rest of my life LOL..
@@retroreactions.... you look a decade younger than you are! Not kidding
Wish I could double heart that comment! I try, but it'll be fun when I turn 50 and 60 to shock people, assuming I don't suddenly age haha..
To me, The beginning lyrics refer to the unity of humankind….if he should exchange a glance with a stranger on the street…and he could see that “he was me”….they were the same. I’m paraphrasing of course…..but read those first lyrics again from that perspective and see if it fits for you.
I strongly recommend that you try as well Echoes performed by David Gilmour at Gdansk. It was the last time that song was played as Richard Wright passed away some time after that last performance. That version has a moment when Gilmour and Wright go into a dialoge through their instruments that is so intense and unique that os even more special knowing that Wright will die soon.
Yup, that's a definite and coming pretty soon I'm sure! Thanks.
In his song "It's a Miracle" (from "Amused to Death", 1992). Waters dreams that Andrew Lloyd Webber's fingers get crushed by the piano lid falling on them. :P
Haha wow...
That section where you said they were pulling on your soul? I’ve always heard that as whale song…which echoes through the ocean. They sing of “coral caves” and how everything is “aquamarine”…and sing of the “albatross hanging motionless in the air”….so to me, this takes place under the surface of the ocean….and these are sounds you would hear there. Others hear it as outer space ……..or inner space. Best stoner music ever. ✌️
Nice, thanks for your interpretation, makes sense. During the song, I thought outer space, but now part of my brain sees it as wailing souls in the depths of hell, yikes!
@@retroreactions.... you do go dark, don’t you. 😏
Haha sometimes....
You may also be interested in Lifeforms of Future Sound of London.
Really enjoyed your reaction man! As much as Echoes gets hyped up, I feel like the genius songs on side A get overlooked. If you want to chill to a much shorter song, I think you'd really like Pillow of Winds. Peace
Will def be doing the whole album, thanks!
Helene here Brandon…have you ever delved into the band Low? Look them up. Experimental…dark….pushing the boundary between genius and acoustic chaos. Where does that boundary lay? To each listener, it’s different. Pretty unknown band, although they got some traction in Britain. Won’t help your channel stats, but you might like them for yourself. Check out the song Tonight, The Monkey Dies.
Will do.. sounds intriguing
@@retroreactions.... here’s a link ruclips.net/video/AvqegVZMfvo/видео.html
You should try 'Atom Heart Mother'. Not quite as intense as this but it sounds very much like an epic action adventure film in purely musical form which plays out in your own imagination.
Sounds great, what album is that from?
Did you take the drug
No haha...Pink Floyd music is the only drug!