I saw his concert in Barcelona. I've been to a lot of great concerts over the years, and I've seen Roger Waters three times, but when I heard the opening "ping" I started crying like hell. My girlfriend spent over 20 minutes comforting me. I was so fucking happy, it was THE most important musical experience I have ever had, and one of my all time experiences.
I missed Nick back in 2019 and swore I wouldn't miss him again. A show was announced for Halloween last year and he was playing up in Seattle, 3 hours away. Nobody wanted to go but I decided I would just go by myself. Show was great and seeing Echoes live was amazing. I spent the whole 3 hour drive saying every few miles "I just saw Echoes performed live." Got home, cracked open a beer and watched a video someone had posted of an performance a few weeks before the Seattle show.
@@FenderBender503 I live in Portland. I work just off the freeway so it was nice, I just left work a couple hours early and arrived in Seattle an hour before the show. Long day but well worth it!
This is the way. Somehow wasn't quite excited enough on their first tour for reasons I cannot comprehend any more - got tickets in 2020, then Covid happened, but the show didn't get cancelled, just pushed out to 2022. With the added bonus of featuring Echoes (which they didn't play on their first tour). I've seen Floyd 94, Roger and Aussie Floyd a few times, but this was absolutely the one Floyd-related show that gave me the most joy and that still has me raving about it. It was just such a joyous experience throughout, and the fact they just enjoy playing - and quite freely at times - these songs comes across sooo well. It sort of really felt like live Floyd experiences coming full circle for me, it was the missing piece somehow where the music itself took center stage again, and the visuals just augmented it discretely. So yeah.. over one year on and I'm still excited (and incidentally wearing the shirt from the show today).
@@psychedeliccarrie5921They indeed did not play Echoes on their first tour. In Europe, the 2022 tour was actually called the Echoes tour - they seem to have changed that, too, because when I bought the tickets, it was originally called "More games for May". But by the time Covid had passed and the shows actually happened, it had become the Echoes tour.
The more I look back on this concert, the more grateful I become to have seen all this early PF brought back to life. This may have been one of the best concerts I've ever seen.
As a drummer I have always loved Nick and the great drumming he gave to PF. You made an old man happy. This is my favorite Floyd song, along with Nick .... Lee, Guy, Gary and Dom hit a home run.
The pure madness, the veteran of Pink Floyd plays this classic with a cover band with the same passion and commitment. I am thrilled, delighted and touched that this classic has lived on for almost half a century.
During their first run I saw them in Minneapolis, Gary showed everyone he was true musician, he is a STAR everyone on that stage was loved watching them perform.
Stay healthy Uncle Nick and thank you for covering some of my favorite Pink Floyd material the early days though I love majority of Pink Floyd's music keeping the classic alive live no less awesome thank you!!!
Transcendent experience live at Fairfield Hall Croydon. The live experience is so much more than watching this film. I really was transported somewhere else . Completely timeless classic. So rare and beautiful. Thank you Nick and band for enriching my life and many others too,
Going to see this concert in September in Melbourne Australia, I hope they play Echoes, my fave of all time. I once had 18 versions of Echoes, this version is one of the best!
I rememby you and the band @ Crystal Palace Park bowl SE London jn `71/2 withthe lake and 7 t ones of dry ice.Thans 4 what youe doing Man its Apreciated.PS, WAS @ Pulse in 94, for the last hura. took our Son ,..he was 5 at the time and still Remembers that Concert.His Teacher said he was very lucky.thank you Sir
Got the DVD of the show at The Roundhouse as a birthday present last year but due to rescheduling didn't actually get to see the show until this May at Fairfield Halls in Croydon. Great kudos to the band for major changes to the set list to keep the show fresh and not just re-running the DVD
Magistrale brano dei Pink Floyd che io ho visto nel 1971 a Rotterdam prima e dopo un mese ad Amsterdam!questi sono i magici p.f.che io riconosco ed ho visto quando avevo 22 anni in una serata magica.da quella sera mi hanno accompagnato nella vita fino ad oggi che ne ho quasi 75 a luglio.eterni immortali con la loro musica fuori dal tempo!spaziali !Dainese Aldo il brano più completo ed unico.
🎉Impressively! Greatest Moments Ever!!! It is a deep truth and nature, reflected in the art and lifestyle of the musicians, to be religious and full of faith in life itself.
As someone who is just now finding out out about Nick Mason actually doing echoes, something that hasn’t been done by either Floyd member in years. I’m just overjoyed, to do any of the old stuff is fantastic. Especially to see my favorite album done live (saucerful of secrets) I can live life happily.
@@Oh_I_Will I’ve started deeply listening to Pink Floyd after the Roger waters concert this past august. But a year or two before that I kinda listened to Pink Floyd. I saw that there was a show for Nick mason but missed the opportunity and I didn’t even know he was doing the early stuff. I do wish I went though
@@nicholaselfrink7717 The Pre-Animals Nick Mason was utter genuis. Pay attention to their early live performence from 1969 to 1974, he was a freewheeling and creative drummer.
Che forza questo brano monumentale! Il suono P. Floyd ti incanta, ti travolge, ti emoziona. Grazie perciò mister Mason e a amici musicisti, per riproporre queste perle musicali. Paolo Italy
This band is heaven-sent, and guitarists Lee and Kemp really nail it. The only thing to criticize is that Part 1, before the middle section noises, is too short. Overall: I would go to their concerts again and again, anytime
Just guessing here; if I recall correctly, that original (from what I've seen in "Pompeii," anyway) section was heavy on drums, and being his age today, it could be that he said, "Mates, let's just cut that back a bit."
Wow thank you nick I was at the Fairfield Halls Croydon on the 11th of May my man's Birthday so good friends came over from Paris and Cumbria especially to see this concert 😀 😊 x
IIt was while participating in The V & A Museum's Pink Floyd exhibition in 2019 that Mason started to feel the need to play again the drums live. It was Lee Harris and Guy Pratt that approached Nick with the idea of forming this band. Guy Pratt has been touring for a long time with David Gilmour. The band didn't want to copy the music like those tribute bands. It was the opportunity to improvise and rework the songs. But what's the big difference if you haven't noticed yet it's the choice to cover the old songs before Dark Side of the Moon which is unusual for tribute bands of Pink Floyd. So with a setlist of old songs from Pink Floyd first period some from Syd Barrett, we can expect a variety of styles from heavy rock, space, psychedelic, and pop. Some long instrumental songs like '' Set the Control for the Heat of the Sun'' provide more satisfaction for a Prog fan. The song ''Interstellar Overdrive'' with is great riff is the highlight of the show, it feels that there's a little momentum lost after this great song, but it picks up again later with more good music. The members of the band seem to enjoy playing especially when they make eye contact with each other with a smile on their faces. The concert is a bit short, but I don't think they could add more great songs from that era. Being a follower mostly from the Meddle period and up to the Wall, I still enjoy listening to some of their old tracks. If the band didn't want to copy the music like others Pink Floyd tribute bands, it is a special tribute album live of Pink Floyd that has the merit to play some songs rarely played in the past years. I can't say anything wrong with the picture quality and sound of this concert. There's some special effect in the editing of the show but not too much. As for the voice of Spandau Ballet singer Gary Kemp and longtime bass player Guy Pratt, they were not trying to imitate Syd or David, but at times the voice of Gary had some similarity with David. You can watch the concert with interviews or without. In conclusion, this a refreshing take of some old songs... that will bring nostalgia for some who have loved the first period of one of the most influential bands of rock music, and some fun to young fans who want to discover the bands that their father always raved on about... In the playlist is some live concert footage thanks to 4ctmam also and well the full vinyl courtesy by Stylis Drop and some of Uncle Nicks interviews. Psyk Out Freaks Jim
I am grateful that when David no longer plays this marvelous piece of music, Nick will... Yes, we all miss Rick, but we just can't bare to have the music fade...kudos brothers. listened to this on LSD, Peyote buttons and mushrooms, in the 1970's mostly... some 1990's... I've had a hard time growing up.
David Gilmour ne voulait plus jouer ce titre en raison de sa longue amitié avec Rick Wright, et ce'st tout à fait respectable. Mais Nick était tout à fait légitime, et tout autant, pour ressusciter ce beau titre, et il a eu bien raison de le faire. On ne peut que lui en savoir gré. Merci Nick !
Saw this show at the Beacon ladt nite, great selection of Pink Floyds the early years tracks, also glad they did not try to imitate Gilmour just played the music true to form, excellent. Catch this show if you can and hear Nick say "drives me wild" lol
absolutely love this and love Nikki he is so awesome. My only criticism is the same I have always had. The camera crew never gives enough love to the keyboardist. The same thing always happened with Richard Wright.
What if..... what if Roger, Rick, David and Nick could join up together again..... This version of Echoes is so perfect, but it would be even better when the four original performers of this lovely piece of music could play it together again....
@@simonmcintyre4154 I know, but that is why I said 'What if... ' And by the way: David and Roger are never going to perform together again and that is maybe even more sad.
Neil Peart never mentioned Nick Mason. Tell me what year and source that he said that. Neil liked Keith Moon, Gene Krupa, Phil Collins, Stewart Copeland, Ginger Baker, Steve Gadd, John Bonham. Neil loved proper, technical drummers. Nick is only known for his “feel” not his technical ability like Neil loved. So don’t insult the master, by comparing him to an average drummer like Nick. I dare you to find 3 big drummers who actually list Nick as an influence, because none of the drummers I listed above mentioned him. So I’m not sure why you’re making up such comments for likes.
@@polishrocker93 Look it up yourself. 🤡. i’ve seen the statement. And go get a job while you’re at it. here’s the quote and the source Mr. know it all. “ Nicky Mason from Pink Floyd has a different style. Very simplistic yet ultra tasteful. Always the right thing in the right place. I heard concert toms from Mason first, then I heard Kevin Ellman who put all his arms into it. You learn so many things here and there.”. Modern Drummer, April/May 1980). if you would like to see Nick Mason‘s drumming with Tom’s which Neil Peart was most likely referring to I suggest you look at the old video from around 1972 of Pink Floyd set the controls for the heart of the sun live at Pompeii. Nick Mason’ average drummer’. 😂. get a clue.
@@polishrocker93 Some thing else you probably didn’t know is that Getty Lee and Alex Lifeson are huge Pink Floyd fans and David Gilmour is listed as a credit on one of the Rush albums when he gave Alex Lifeson some recommendations
Nick, at the time definitely not a front man, was ,for me at least, actually always on the foreground. His approach is very appealing. Basically, his style is very much...Nick's.
I saw his concert in Barcelona. I've been to a lot of great concerts over the years, and I've seen Roger Waters three times, but when I heard the opening "ping" I started crying like hell. My girlfriend spent over 20 minutes comforting me. I was so fucking happy, it was THE most important musical experience I have ever had, and one of my all time experiences.
Thank you NIck for keeping the memories alive, one last time! Respect!
I missed Nick back in 2019 and swore I wouldn't miss him again. A show was announced for Halloween last year and he was playing up in Seattle, 3 hours away. Nobody wanted to go but I decided I would just go by myself. Show was great and seeing Echoes live was amazing.
I spent the whole 3 hour drive saying every few miles "I just saw Echoes performed live." Got home, cracked open a beer and watched a video someone had posted of an performance a few weeks before the Seattle show.
If it makes you feel better I don't think he played Echoes back in 2019.
You live in Oregon? I'd go see him if he came to Seattle or PDX
@@FenderBender503 I live in Portland. I work just off the freeway so it was nice, I just left work a couple hours early and arrived in Seattle an hour before the show. Long day but well worth it!
This is the way.
Somehow wasn't quite excited enough on their first tour for reasons I cannot comprehend any more - got tickets in 2020, then Covid happened, but the show didn't get cancelled, just pushed out to 2022. With the added bonus of featuring Echoes (which they didn't play on their first tour). I've seen Floyd 94, Roger and Aussie Floyd a few times, but this was absolutely the one Floyd-related show that gave me the most joy and that still has me raving about it. It was just such a joyous experience throughout, and the fact they just enjoy playing - and quite freely at times - these songs comes across sooo well. It sort of really felt like live Floyd experiences coming full circle for me, it was the missing piece somehow where the music itself took center stage again, and the visuals just augmented it discretely. So yeah.. over one year on and I'm still excited (and incidentally wearing the shirt from the show today).
@@psychedeliccarrie5921They indeed did not play Echoes on their first tour. In Europe, the 2022 tour was actually called the Echoes tour - they seem to have changed that, too, because when I bought the tickets, it was originally called "More games for May". But by the time Covid had passed and the shows actually happened, it had become the Echoes tour.
The more I look back on this concert, the more grateful I become to have seen all this early PF brought back to life. This may have been one of the best concerts I've ever seen.
I saw the show in DC back in September. Echoes alone was worth the price of admission.
Absolutely
Fantastic never thought I would get to hear echoes performed live, but thanks to Nick and his wonderful band I did in Stoke earlier this year❤
WOW! Amazing rendition of Echoes! Bravo Nick ! You are a legend!
As a drummer I have always loved Nick and the great drumming he gave to PF. You made an old man happy. This is my favorite Floyd song, along with Nick .... Lee, Guy, Gary and Dom hit a home run.
Born in 1969 I´ve never thougt to have a chance to see Echoes live.... 2022 Munich I did. Thank you, Nick!
Super wersja.😮
Dzięki!
Nick Mason the Legend of drums 👏👏👏💯💯💯
Superb.Who would have thought Gary Kemp from Spandau Ballet would do a passable imitation of Dave Gilmour on guitar. Great stuff.
Right!!
I thought that on the first tour and the gold loving sonn of a gun pulled it off. Great player
More than pulled it off
I know this much is true...
Close your eyes and fly through the times, through the spaces of our youth!
Thank you Nick and your friends for this phantastic yourney!!!
What a treat to watch. Congrats to all the musicians for this musical accomplishment. You are well loved.
What a fantastic journey 🎸a great mystical sound from darkness, fear, anger, pain to endless hope, life and glory. Welcome to the sun ☀️🎉🌈💫🤪
Kept it true to the original. Awesome job Nick mason
An incredible band ! Staying true to the vibe of early Floyd.
The pure madness, the veteran of Pink Floyd plays this classic with a cover band with the same passion and commitment. I am thrilled, delighted and touched that this classic has lived on for almost half a century.
During their first run I saw them in Minneapolis, Gary showed everyone he was true musician, he is a STAR everyone on that stage was loved watching them perform.
@@carllouisyoung I like to believe that
Utterly brilliant!. Thank you.
Stay healthy Uncle Nick and thank you for covering some of my favorite Pink Floyd material the early days though I love majority of Pink Floyd's music keeping the classic alive live no less awesome thank you!!!
Only An original member can replicate one of the Anthems of Rock History!!! Grande Nick et al🤘🤘🤘
Transcendent experience live at Fairfield Hall Croydon. The live experience is so much more than watching this film. I really was transported somewhere else . Completely timeless classic. So rare and beautiful. Thank you Nick and band for enriching my life and many others too,
I never realised Gary Kemp was so talented
Ho avuto i brividi, ti si vuole tanto bene Nick! Ah e complimenti al chitarrista, molto bravo!
Going to see this concert in September in Melbourne Australia, I hope they play Echoes, my fave of all time. I once had 18 versions of Echoes, this version is one of the best!
They do mate it's the echoes tour .enjoy!!
flying solo from Akl just for this. But going for Sydney one instead
You know what's music is ❤
I rememby you and the band @ Crystal Palace Park bowl SE London jn `71/2 withthe lake and 7 t ones of dry ice.Thans 4 what youe doing Man its Apreciated.PS, WAS @ Pulse in 94, for the last hura. took our Son ,..he was 5 at the time and still Remembers that Concert.His Teacher said he was very lucky.thank you Sir
What a fantastic homage wtf gary kemp brilliant nick at his age perfect the whole show was magnificent
Some say, Nick Mason hasn't broken a stick since Pompeii!!
The concert from Pompei. Year 1971
Gary Kemp is outstanding
Got the DVD of the show at The Roundhouse as a birthday present last year but due to rescheduling didn't actually get to see the show until this May at Fairfield Halls in Croydon. Great kudos to the band for major changes to the set list to keep the show fresh and not just re-running the DVD
Magistrale brano dei Pink Floyd che io ho visto nel 1971 a Rotterdam prima e dopo un mese ad Amsterdam!questi sono i magici p.f.che io riconosco ed ho visto quando avevo 22 anni in una serata magica.da quella sera mi hanno accompagnato nella vita fino ad oggi che ne ho quasi 75 a luglio.eterni immortali con la loro musica fuori dal tempo!spaziali !Dainese Aldo il brano più completo ed unico.
🎉Impressively! Greatest Moments Ever!!! It is a deep truth and nature, reflected in the art and lifestyle of the musicians, to be religious and full of faith in life itself.
Bravo. Gary and Guy have a great podcast as well. Busy people.
great stuff, NM = Legend
Was fortunate to see PF in the 80's and 90's, best band ever. Excellent re-creation! Thanks Nick for keeping "it" alive.
As someone who is just now finding out out about Nick Mason actually doing echoes, something that hasn’t been done by either Floyd member in years. I’m just overjoyed, to do any of the old stuff is fantastic. Especially to see my favorite album done live (saucerful of secrets) I can live life happily.
Why are you just “finding out”…?
@@Oh_I_Will I’ve started deeply listening to Pink Floyd after the Roger waters concert this past august. But a year or two before that I kinda listened to Pink Floyd. I saw that there was a show for Nick mason but missed the opportunity and I didn’t even know he was doing the early stuff. I do wish I went though
@@nicholaselfrink7717 : sure : the pre-DSOTM era was the best!
@@nicholaselfrink7717 The Pre-Animals Nick Mason was utter genuis. Pay attention to their early live performence from 1969 to 1974, he was a freewheeling and creative drummer.
@@leovodnar7792 I fully agree with you. Especially shine on you crazy diamond
Just fantastic
2:28 let me point out the way Mason joins in: “no man, you’re rushin’…”. That’s the way Echoes should sound…easy, laid back, no need to hurry. 👏
Roma, 21 luglio, parco della musica, ho fatto un viaggio intergalattico sulle note di questi brani, esperienza indimenticabile.
Lee nailing that DG tone. awesome guys, looking forward to hearing again soon.
4ctman, my friend, that was outstanding X
Really good. Was in the front. What a night..
A great gift that I get to see nick mason here. He has always been an outstanding drummer and will continue to be so in the future.
Che forza questo brano monumentale! Il suono P. Floyd ti incanta, ti travolge, ti emoziona. Grazie perciò mister Mason e a amici musicisti, per riproporre queste perle musicali. Paolo Italy
☮️🎸🎸🎸🎸☮️
abbraccio da Roma e buon caffè
Tutti squisiti dalla musica ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks to all of you great musicians! I love it ................. pling .....................
Best mustache in rock 'n' roll history; thanks for still getting out there, Nick.
Epic live performance and album quality by nick and band!
So refreshing to hear the classic old stuff like echoes being done!
Great performance of a true Pink Floyd Classic Glad that Nick and the band Did this song and the drumroll added in was kickass!
espectacular, sencillamente grandioso, gracias mister Nick por tanto amor...
Incredible
F*cking awesome. Saw you in Belfast and DC .... the best!!!
This band is heaven-sent, and guitarists Lee and Kemp really nail it. The only thing to criticize is that Part 1, before the middle section noises, is too short. Overall: I would go to their concerts again and again, anytime
Just guessing here; if I recall correctly, that original (from what I've seen in "Pompeii," anyway) section was heavy on drums, and being his age today, it could be that he said, "Mates, let's just cut that back a bit."
just brilliant
Wow thank you nick I was at the Fairfield Halls Croydon on the 11th of May my man's Birthday so good friends came over from Paris and Cumbria especially to see this concert 😀 😊 x
Echoes live by Nick .............. So good
Wonderful. Thank you very much.
Great Nick ! Bravo !! Incredible song +++++
fabulous ! ......
Spettacolo puro
Nick Mason alla soglia degli 80 anni, è incredibile
Sounds great, and those DWs, looking and sounding fantastic!
Peace and love!
Love that paint job!
IIt was while participating in The V & A Museum's Pink Floyd exhibition in 2019 that Mason started to feel the need to play again the drums live.
It was Lee Harris and Guy Pratt that approached Nick with the idea of forming this band.
Guy Pratt has been touring for a long time with David Gilmour.
The band didn't want to copy the music like those tribute bands. It was the opportunity to improvise and rework the songs.
But what's the big difference if you haven't noticed yet it's the choice to cover the old songs before Dark Side of the Moon which is unusual for tribute bands of Pink Floyd.
So with a setlist of old songs from Pink Floyd first period some from Syd Barrett, we can expect a variety of styles from heavy rock, space, psychedelic, and pop.
Some long instrumental songs like '' Set the Control for the Heat of the Sun'' provide more satisfaction for a Prog fan.
The song ''Interstellar Overdrive'' with is great riff is the highlight of the show, it feels that there's a little momentum lost after this great song, but it picks up again later with more good music.
The members of the band seem to enjoy playing especially when they make eye contact with each other with a smile on their faces.
The concert is a bit short, but I don't think they could add more great songs from that era.
Being a follower mostly from the Meddle period and up to the Wall, I still enjoy listening to some of their old tracks.
If the band didn't want to copy the music like others Pink Floyd tribute bands, it is a special tribute album live of Pink Floyd that has the merit to play some songs rarely played in the past years.
I can't say anything wrong with the picture quality and sound of this concert.
There's some special effect in the editing of the show but not too much.
As for the voice of Spandau Ballet singer Gary Kemp and longtime bass player Guy Pratt, they were not trying to imitate Syd or David, but at times the voice of Gary had some similarity with David.
You can watch the concert with interviews or without.
In conclusion, this a refreshing take of some old songs... that will bring nostalgia for some who have loved the first period of one of the most influential bands of rock music, and some fun to young fans who want to discover the bands that their father always raved on about...
In the playlist is some live concert footage thanks to 4ctmam also and well the full vinyl courtesy by Stylis Drop and some of Uncle Nicks interviews.
Psyk Out Freaks
Jim
Grandioso....sublime...chingón!!!
Fantastic
I am grateful that when David no longer plays this marvelous piece of music, Nick will... Yes, we all miss Rick, but we just can't bare to have the music fade...kudos brothers. listened to this on LSD, Peyote buttons and mushrooms, in the 1970's mostly... some 1990's... I've had a hard time growing up.
Growing up, I've discovered, is a vastly overrated (and unnecessarily expensive) experience. Here's to staying stoned and young forever, Brotha.
Echoes é uma das maiores Obras Primas do Pink Floyd e essa banda formada por Nick Mason,prestou uma grande homenagem,numa linda versão!
Yeah !!!
Can't wait to finally see them perform this on Saturday at Massey Hall!
Same!!
excellent video
David Gilmour ne voulait plus jouer ce titre en raison de sa longue amitié avec Rick Wright, et ce'st tout à fait respectable. Mais Nick était tout à fait légitime, et tout autant, pour ressusciter ce beau titre, et il a eu bien raison de le faire. On ne peut que lui en savoir gré. Merci Nick !
I hope Nick will play Echoes at 2 july in Tivoli Utrecht, 😊
very well done sir!
I wish the group will come to the states
@@adamparker2754 your time will come
I hope so
Really wow that's great I can't wait got to come to the Northeast New York City New Jersey area please!!!!!
Do you know what months he's playing
Pompeii echoes was the best so far seeing this concert Akron Sept 29th
me too
❤️. Mason
Great, Nick. I will see you with you band in 14. July Loreley. I am happy to see and here you.
See ya in Brisbane this September , counting the days :)
Nick, please consider to do some concerts in Brazil.
Appuntamento a Lucca zio Nick
Saw this show at the Beacon ladt nite, great selection of Pink Floyds the early years tracks, also glad they did not try to imitate Gilmour just played the music true to form, excellent. Catch this show if you can and hear Nick say "drives me wild" lol
Nick, you've gotten old...but keep it up for a long time. You guys are great...
pretty much the Gilmour version from live in Gdansk, and a brilliant rendition !!!
absolutely love this and love Nikki he is so awesome. My only criticism is the same I have always had. The camera crew never gives enough love to the keyboardist. The same thing always happened with Richard Wright.
There was no camera crew. I put this video together carefully editing footage shot by different memebers of the audience.
@@4ctmam I appreciate your efforts. I’m just pointing out how the keyboardist always gets ignored.
Please release another vinyl record
We saw Nick exact on this date at the hall - but didn't recognice that there was a camera...
🇲🇽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇲🇽
素晴らしい。!
My favorite Pink Floyd music. Prototype for the Dark Side Of The Moon, but I like it more.
I wish Nick would have grown out his hair and brought back his old trademark mustache for this tour. His drumming still sounds fantastic, though! 😃
✨🎶🪐🎶✨
What if..... what if Roger, Rick, David and Nick could join up together again..... This version of Echoes is so perfect, but it would be even better when the four original performers of this lovely piece of music could play it together again....
Rick wouldnt be able to as he died several years ago now.
@@simonmcintyre4154 I know, but that is why I said 'What if... ' And by the way: David and Roger are never going to perform together again and that is maybe even more sad.
@@1966MvD indeed. The past has had its say.
Stop dreaming already
Nick and this band do this piece no injustice. Fantastic playing!
Thank you for this wonderful contribution.
Is there somewhere a Torrent to download this ?
The audio is up on Yeeshkul. As for the vid, I only uploaded it onto youtube.
pls get another live set as last one. A masterpiece The floyd dropped Echoes in 1987 anybody know why ?
Dave probably got tired of playing it… dunno.
The musicians were too tight. I read that somewhere. Dave Gilmour said, the music wasn´t performed loosely enough.
there’s a reason that Neil Peart listed him as one of his influences. Nick Mason is a drum god
Neil Peart never mentioned Nick Mason. Tell me what year and source that he said that. Neil liked Keith Moon, Gene Krupa, Phil Collins, Stewart Copeland, Ginger Baker, Steve Gadd, John Bonham.
Neil loved proper, technical drummers. Nick is only known for his “feel” not his technical ability like Neil loved. So don’t insult the master, by comparing him to an average drummer like Nick. I dare you to find 3 big drummers who actually list Nick as an influence, because none of the drummers I listed above mentioned him. So I’m not sure why you’re making up such comments for likes.
@@polishrocker93 Look it up yourself. 🤡. i’ve seen the statement. And go get a job while you’re at it. here’s the quote and the source Mr. know it all. “ Nicky Mason from Pink Floyd has a different style. Very simplistic yet ultra tasteful. Always the right thing in the right place. I heard concert toms from Mason first, then I heard Kevin Ellman who put all his arms into it. You learn so many things here and there.”. Modern Drummer, April/May 1980). if you would like to see Nick Mason‘s drumming with Tom’s which Neil Peart was most likely referring to I suggest you look at the old video from around 1972 of Pink Floyd set the controls for the heart of the sun live at Pompeii. Nick Mason’ average drummer’. 😂. get a clue.
@@polishrocker93 Some thing else you probably didn’t know is that Getty Lee and Alex Lifeson are huge Pink Floyd fans and David Gilmour is listed as a credit on one of the Rush albums when he gave Alex Lifeson some recommendations
@@bmille2121 it’s YOU quoting him…nobody needs to look up anything….post a link
What FX pedal is used on the bass on the key change @15:20???
From the First Note...
Britt Floyd killed this song too awesome
Yawn
trop bon
Sorry, i think the Pompeji Version and especially the Version David Gilmour and Rick Wright played in the Royal Albert Hall 2006 are much better.
Fatigué le Nick ?
Respect quand même pour ce très grand batteur
Nick, at the time definitely not a front man, was ,for me at least, actually always on the foreground. His approach is very appealing. Basically, his style is very much...Nick's.