UFO and remote mind reading/manipulation technology was developed by the nazis by the end of WW2 without any alien help. : there is an extreme criminal orgonizaiton working withing high ranks of the US military waging psychological against the general population pretending to be extradimensional aliens and/or angelic and demonic forces often using holograms.
Without Syd, The Pink Floyd would of never existed. BUT, without Dave they would never have been as great as they are. PF!, PF2 and dare I say PF3 all have their place. They are still collectively the greatest musicians-songwriters (collectively) of all time, PERIOD.............
Very welcome to have a listen to AirwavesJoxfields Vegetable (Elephant ) Man with Joxfields tribute-to-David-Gilmour's-ca-1971-playing guitar at 1.59. If you make a visit; hope you enjoy it! Cheers!
I love the early days of Floyd, but honestly i think Roger Waters is a better songwriter than Syd Barrett, and David Gilmour certainly helped their sound
@TheBeatlefloyd i wouldn't say a better song writer i would say different... waters writing really doesn't kick in until meddle as they were still looking for a sound from saucerful of secrets to Atom Heart Mother... Syd is more of a fantasy writer telling made up stories while waters is more political on life and stress and barrett is the influence for many songs in there golden years... also gilmour is the man
@Shockeye00 He took too much man, he took too much, too much. Didn't try and fight it. He got brain bubbles, strokes, aneurisms. He just withered up and died.
Another crock of shit. The soundtrack to this video could be anyone. I'm at 2:00 and so far I only saw a brief clip of the band wailing out on their instruments during a very soft part of the soundtrack. I have yet to see, on you tube, any true Pink Floyd LIVE at the UFO clips where the sound even remotely matches what the band is shown playing.
You can see John Hopkins at :22. Him and Joe Boyd were responsible for opening up the club and running it. He was at the center of London's counter culture starting the Free School, the International Times, and the UFO club. His apartment was raided in 1967 and he was subsequently jailed for 8 months. Joe Boyd had a hard time running the club himself, and closed it down following a brief stint at their second location, the Roundhouse..
@villiparis I saw them there in April 67...I wasn't high ....thought the music was mediocre,the crowd pretentious,the macrobiotic food awful,and overall the night was boring,but I was young,so enjoyed walking 5 miles home at 6 o'clock in a london spring morning.
@villiparis that was just my recollections of that night,perhaps it's just me,but I've never really liked live music compared to studio. I wasn't being sarcastic,by the way,about the joy of walking home through early morning London streets.....coffee and a danish in a soho cafe on the way..past what was then proper sleaze,not todays poor imitation.....for an impressionable 18 year old..wonderful.
@jarvsie Dont you like the physical feeling live music gives you and listening to Pink Floyd for the first time and sharing the exsperiance with other hippies in 1967 the greatest year in popular music? and all you can think about is the joy of walking some sleazy London streets in the early morning and coffee lol
That audience seems like somebody who wants some masturbation and asks somebody to lend a hand, that's what Floyd music at UFO club old times was like, a gently eager hand.
why am i always in the wrong place and the wrong time? i wish i was there... do you know so difficult it is to be a musician like i am and try to connect with the people like this? there is no emotions anymore, anywhere ... just the emptiness of the mainstream.
@bachamos i know what you mean. Sour times for musicians. I mean nowadays there are way more good musicians than in the sixties but there is lack of ears... i assume more musicians than audience. Btw that music (if you want to call it) was honestly terrible but kinda new to get some attention from ingenue young people and the real connection with audience was the drug for the trips, that were collective.Today young people wouldn't pay a fuck that, no music needed for the lone trip.
Videos about Pink Floyd like this one make me realise that I wish I was born fourty years earlier in London. Nowadays, music sucks, gigs suck, and public sucks.
Oh man, it would have been so awesome going to see them at the UFO club tripping or sober. I wish I could have been there. What freakishly loud, exploratory noise. Some of my favorite music! I wish there were more videos and clear live examples of the sonic territories they went off into in these early years (my favorite floyd). It's crazy to think how young they all were. Syd was 21, here!
I was born about 10 years too late, and on the wrong side of the pond. But that's OK! Because after all, those very people making this music said essentially the same thing, like "I wish I was born about ten years earlier, and I'd be playing the Blues in America".
what that German guy is pretty much saying in the middle is that there is a feeling of community and friendliness or friendship that is born out of this confusion, and that the people are looking for it.
"an exciting experience for the fans of the early Pink Floyd who have already dreamed several times to take a time machine and be there". You're absolutely right, I´m one of those too.
Look at the orbs on that broad , 0:55. If she was'nt ,most likely, "Smokin' that Ellis - Dee" like the other patrons , I'd swear she was Marty Feldman in drag. Thank you for putting this up. We all like to see the bands , but it's interesting to see what went on AROUND them , too...What do you think was in that Pepsi BOTTLE , HMMM?
Floyd recorded at Abbey Road studios around the same time the Beatles were recording Pepper's, but I'm not sure of the exact dates.
Apple didn't exist until 1968, iirc, and it was a record label, and a boutique shop as well, at first. I don't believe they set up a recording studio under that name.
Dear Lord Jesus Fuckin Christ...this is freakin great!!!!!
thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!! being able to see the crowd and their honst reactions to this incredible genre of music is simply astounding.
I really wish I could find someone in Chicago to produce this kind of light show for us.
And if you guys are looking for good modern psych bands - check out Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Warlocks, Quarter After, Dead Meadow, Strangers Family Band, Asteroid # 4, Koolaid Electric Company and (ahem) The Red Plastic Buddha.
Lets see who Syd influenced a the Beatles ..doors..led zeppelin..black sabbath..steppenwolf..jimi henderix,,the who...latter pink floyd..white stripes..on and onand onandon...amazing to say the least..
dude. beatles and the who were way before syd. they started like 5 or 6 years before. the beatles and the stones influenced pink floyd. hendrix was around the same time
@purplefluffcake I'm not so sure . Piper @ the gates of Dawn came out shortly before SGT Peppers. Also Floyd recorded at Apple Studios ..There's videos on here saying as much.
Syd was influenced by the beatles, but also he influenced mccartney (he said it)
the beatles and pink floyd knew each other because they recorded in the same studio and if you have a good ear you can hear the same audio effects in piper and sgt pepper..
sgt pepper was released in june and the piper in august
This is pure genius , from the whole group , but Syd is certainly the one who made it happen , however every one played brilliantly along with Syd i.e Rick , Roger and Nick. Not sure what song this is but I doubt it is interstellar overdrive , but you can certainly hear interstellar overdrive in the background when the director is talking since you can hear the interstellar blip noise that can be heard with the feed back.
Amazing stuff. I was born in '67, so it's a trip to see what concerts my parents went to. Both were floyd and zeppelin heads, as I am. Only they got to hear them live. It's funny that this music is so good it's embraced by the following generations. I've heard teens say how much they love Floyd and Zep. There are no other modern counterparts today. There's a band out of the UK now called the Duke Spirit and they're pretty good. Most of the best music has come out of Europe I've noticed.
Videos about Pink Floyd like this one make me realise that I wish I was born fourty years earlier in London. Nowadays, music sucks, gigs suck, and public sucks.
I'm 44 and American, I wasn't even two when this went down. It feels good to know that there are kids out there like you. My 13yo digs all this old music too. Thankfully.
@peacelovenukes - For sure, but I meant that nowadays the average level of music is incredibly low if you compare it to what existed in the sixties & seventies !
For me, it isn't a question of money because bands like PF were at the top of the charts back then.
It's like our whole musical culture (among other..) is declining since then.
@Syynae Yea, music sucks today. I was around Seattle in the 80's, not quite as cool as London in the 60's but there was still some great music going on. I feel sorry for kids today...
Who knows, maybe there's some town we've never heard of somewhere brewing the next musical revolution. I hope so!
@Syynae I agree.... In your age I was thinking the same thing... Don't loose faith on today's music though... There is good music nowadays too, but you have to search for it.. It is not as strong as it was in the 60s or 70s, but there are a few artists that play great music.... Everything changes, whether we like it or not..... Peace :)
Well, I'm no expert by any means, but pretty good, I'd say. Some good prog, lots of rock from psychobilly to honest 60s rock and tons of good reggae and ska. Very nice clubs and lots of concerts there.
The really observant will see Junior (in granny specs) from Tomorrow completely trollied in the opening scenes. Lots of self concious appearances from Hoppy, with Mr Boyle managing the lights - definately UFO.
Yeaaah!!! THIS is IT. So fucking nice. Every single of them are completely stoned, but they don't even care about the camera. Not like the modern times((
¿donde quedo?..... ¿se perdio?, tal ves solo este escondido ,¿o no?, somos solo la simple resaca de la psicodelia, somos la mieda, de la mierda¡¡¡¡¡¡, pero es increible ser esta mierda¡¡¡ somos basura rara ¡¡¡ somos un legado de nada¡¡¡¡¡¡......... ¿o no?...
Clubs like this and LSD need to come back. Kids today dont know how small they are in the universe. LSD would show them that and Eureka ,flower power will return
but then again I must be fair in saying that psychedelics can also be dangerous to mental health (not discounting the negative effects of legal substances). I speak with authority on this because think I might have a slight touch of HPPD (google it) because of acid use. Alcohol and pot can make it worse, so due to concerns over maintaining my mental health, I'm finished with all substances. But we undeniably owe artistic innovation to these psychedelics, as seen with bands like the Pink Floyd.
Yeah, I know the dangers, and to correct you, this may surprise you, but Pink Floyd never owed credit to drugs to their music. In fact, Rick Wright was on LSD playing live and said he couldn't even play a note right on his keyboard.
Yes, acid does inhibit you physically, but it is scientifically shown to exacerbate activity in the "creative" area of the brain. I observe that there is an undeniable genre of visual art and music influenced by psychedelics. Do you mean that they flat-out denied any connection between lsd and their music, or is it just that they never mentioned its influence?
They never said anything, I think. Most of the members did take the drug, but I can't remember the rest of them saying that the drug had any connection to their music, except for Rick. Remember, when they played Psychedelic music, that was when Syd was on the band.
If you've seen Live at Pompeii, filmed in '71, you'll know that Dave makes a sarcastic comment that they're not a drug-oriented group anymore. Although Barett left in '68, the later albums that followed up until around Animals definitely still had a psychedelic slant to their style, even if they (perhaps) did lay off the acid use and didn't have the same sound as their first album.
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UFO and remote mind reading/manipulation technology was developed by the nazis by the end of WW2 without any alien help. : there is an extreme criminal orgonizaiton working withing high ranks of the US military waging psychological against the general population pretending to be extradimensional aliens and/or angelic and demonic forces often using holograms.
hope4world3000 6 days ago
Please upload more!
badqual 4 weeks ago
0:21 its thom yorke!
swimjim4012 1 month ago
Without Syd, The Pink Floyd would of never existed. BUT, without Dave they would never have been as great as they are. PF!, PF2 and dare I say PF3 all have their place. They are still collectively the greatest musicians-songwriters (collectively) of all time, PERIOD.............
dbayyz2112 2 months ago
I never heard sounds like that.
RadioUgly 2 months ago
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fdsvenskvisslare 2 months ago
i am the chosen one, everlasting living through every life in this universe and i declare this music to be.... Awesome!
Also if someone with a couple clone or bot accounts would vote this comment up that would be sweet.
Silvamedalist 2 months ago
@GuitarsGalore557 how can you place pink floyd under one genre
dukester686 4 months ago
@dukester686 Cut him some slack.....he's 12.
Ghoopty 3 months ago
@GuitarsGalore557 Good luck buddy. If you're 12, most of your friends are just going to want to play green day and RHCP covers.
metalfunkjazz 4 months ago
I want to see syd go nute thats the only reason i found this vid
KurdtKobain09 4 months ago
*looks at the audience just hanging about*
Well it really wasn't dancing music, now was it?
PINK FLOYD 4EVER!!!
Shockeye00 4 months ago
I barely saw the actual band playing. All I saw was what looks like 4 minutes of '28 days later' converted to B&W.
metalfunkjazz 5 months ago
I love the early days of Floyd, but honestly i think Roger Waters is a better songwriter than Syd Barrett, and David Gilmour certainly helped their sound
TheBeatlefloyd 6 months ago
@TheBeatlefloyd i wouldn't say a better song writer i would say different... waters writing really doesn't kick in until meddle as they were still looking for a sound from saucerful of secrets to Atom Heart Mother... Syd is more of a fantasy writer telling made up stories while waters is more political on life and stress and barrett is the influence for many songs in there golden years... also gilmour is the man
holycrapvids 6 months ago
@TheBeatlefloyd Well that says you are not a true early fan. To bad for you that don't have it.
alexlancer11 5 months ago
@TheBeatlefloyd And thanks to all the LSD, Syd never really had a chance to grow. Really sad to think what could have been.
Shockeye00 4 months ago
@Shockeye00 He took too much man, he took too much, too much. Didn't try and fight it. He got brain bubbles, strokes, aneurisms. He just withered up and died.
Silvamedalist 2 months ago
omg look at her eyes at 0:51 ive never seen that expression on someones face before
edspacely92 6 months ago
Anybody know German? What is the guy saying?
Mirada84 6 months ago
2:26 fish out of water, much? :D
amaister93 7 months ago
at 0:51 the eyes of the woman dancing !!!! Bet somebody got a shock when the lights came on
wolfen682 8 months ago
@wolfen682 Yea she looks like she is from Mars.
alexlancer11 5 months ago
Der spricht ja Deutsch! :D
Blinki18284 9 months ago
FUCKIN HIPPIES
FleshHungryFiend 10 months ago
@FleshHungryFiend easy man
Droamen 9 months ago
Another crock of shit. The soundtrack to this video could be anyone. I'm at 2:00 and so far I only saw a brief clip of the band wailing out on their instruments during a very soft part of the soundtrack. I have yet to see, on you tube, any true Pink Floyd LIVE at the UFO clips where the sound even remotely matches what the band is shown playing.
888anotherusername9 10 months ago
You can see John Hopkins at :22. Him and Joe Boyd were responsible for opening up the club and running it. He was at the center of London's counter culture starting the Free School, the International Times, and the UFO club. His apartment was raided in 1967 and he was subsequently jailed for 8 months. Joe Boyd had a hard time running the club himself, and closed it down following a brief stint at their second location, the Roundhouse..
jubilaz 10 months ago
Was that Keith Moon at :15?
kipperfeast 10 months ago
Syd Barrett was just little when compared with Roger Waters.
MrDerake 10 months ago
@MrDerake WTF?
Droamen 9 months ago
smoke weed
boogiebuddy01 10 months ago
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@GuitarsGalore557 Good Luck, something must be done and soon!
luvwings 10 months ago
@GuitarsGalore557 Good Luck to you! something must be done and soon!
luvwings 10 months ago
@GuitarsGalore557 im 16 and something like that is what im trying to achieve too, hey maybe we should meet up and start a revolution?
Alithecomedian 11 months ago
Fukn lov the guy at 2:26 thats how I would be if I was there
butterybiscuits67 11 months ago
i love pink floyd... end of story
and the druggies dancing ;D
TheBeatlefloyd 11 months ago
0:51 creepy eyes!!!!!!!!!!!
GabrielNotTheAngel 11 months ago
Rock groups could improvise musically in the clubs like that because the audiences where so high in the 60's they didn't mind what they played
villiparis 1 year ago
@villiparis I saw them there in April 67...I wasn't high ....thought the music was mediocre,the crowd pretentious,the macrobiotic food awful,and overall the night was boring,but I was young,so enjoyed walking 5 miles home at 6 o'clock in a london spring morning.
jarvsie 11 months ago
@jarvsie lol your a strange one.
villiparis 11 months ago
@villiparis that was just my recollections of that night,perhaps it's just me,but I've never really liked live music compared to studio. I wasn't being sarcastic,by the way,about the joy of walking home through early morning London streets.....coffee and a danish in a soho cafe on the way..past what was then proper sleaze,not todays poor imitation.....for an impressionable 18 year old..wonderful.
jarvsie 10 months ago
@jarvsie Dont you like the physical feeling live music gives you and listening to Pink Floyd for the first time and sharing the exsperiance with other hippies in 1967 the greatest year in popular music? and all you can think about is the joy of walking some sleazy London streets in the early morning and coffee lol
villiparis 10 months ago
Gotta love ppl tripping balls and dancing to music.
Badman2123 1 year ago
2 words
tripping balls
bojanks15 1 year ago
everybody must have been high on LSD, I'm pretty sure on that
jbzones08 1 year ago
March is a great month to gig.
MrDodstink 1 year ago
hmm kinda like a rave in spirit.. ;)
phoneyaddress 1 year ago
The Pink Floyd IS my number one. Dirk2222 is bang on, i've dreamed several times to take a time machine and be there. Chemically and otherwise....
25 from New Zealand
FLoYdInPink 1 year ago
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cazitaita 1 year ago
That audience seems like somebody who wants some masturbation and asks somebody to lend a hand, that's what Floyd music at UFO club old times was like, a gently eager hand.
yepheth 1 year ago
something completely new was about to born
suricatafari 1 year ago
Life is what you make it. If you don't like today's music scene, then redress it.
jotube333 1 year ago
muito doido... muito psicodelico.
ThePierrego 1 year ago
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@sharingfeelings
the man said that the people dispite theire confusion they´re looking for
a companyonship- something less aggressive and more friendliness. In all this confusion there is born something new, that I believe!
mockfrog19 1 year ago
@sharingfeelings
the man said that the people dispite theire confusion they´re looking for
a companyonship- something less aggressive and more friendliness. In all this confusion there is born something new, that I believe!
mockfrog19 1 year ago
I would do anything to have seen this show. I hope there is more UFO club stuff out there.
alexlancer11 1 year ago
why am i always in the wrong place and the wrong time? i wish i was there... do you know so difficult it is to be a musician like i am and try to connect with the people like this? there is no emotions anymore, anywhere ... just the emptiness of the mainstream.
PS: my friend Syynae, i´m 38 and argentinian
bachamos 1 year ago
@bachamos i know what you mean. Sour times for musicians. I mean nowadays there are way more good musicians than in the sixties but there is lack of ears... i assume more musicians than audience. Btw that music (if you want to call it) was honestly terrible but kinda new to get some attention from ingenue young people and the real connection with audience was the drug for the trips, that were collective.Today young people wouldn't pay a fuck that, no music needed for the lone trip.
yepheth 1 year ago
Groovy motions, bay-bee.
loop66 1 year ago
are these people on drugs?
edwardszzz 1 year ago
@edwardszzz no, they are from another dimension
summo00 1 year ago
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Videos about Pink Floyd like this one make me realise that I wish I was born fourty years earlier in London. Nowadays, music sucks, gigs suck, and public sucks.
PS : I'm 19 & german. :)
eikama91 1 year ago
Oh man, it would have been so awesome going to see them at the UFO club tripping or sober. I wish I could have been there. What freakishly loud, exploratory noise. Some of my favorite music! I wish there were more videos and clear live examples of the sonic territories they went off into in these early years (my favorite floyd). It's crazy to think how young they all were. Syd was 21, here!
Pomeray8 1 year ago
I was born about 10 years too late, and on the wrong side of the pond. But that's OK! Because after all, those very people making this music said essentially the same thing, like "I wish I was born about ten years earlier, and I'd be playing the Blues in America".
AIKevorkian 1 year ago
que buena
andailokete 1 year ago
what that German guy is pretty much saying in the middle is that there is a feeling of community and friendliness or friendship that is born out of this confusion, and that the people are looking for it.
gutmuetig 1 year ago
funny people around
they was all crazy before anything at that time, for repressiin mostly, look at their faces
overban888 1 year ago
dammmm
jjamo5 1 year ago
thats so swwwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeetttttttttttttttttttttttttt
jjamo5 1 year ago
it's ok but don't fuck around with chemical drugs anymore
overban888 1 year ago
God, I wish I was there.... D:
MalachiBordman 1 year ago
@MalachiBordman As opposed to "wish you were here?" (yuk, yuk, yuk).
ninyae 1 year ago
Even this was back in 67 I still do this dance in my bedroom after a bottle of Absinthe.Minus the vomit of course.Cheers
Zodist 1 year ago
"an exciting experience for the fans of the early Pink Floyd who have already dreamed several times to take a time machine and be there". You're absolutely right, I´m one of those too.
and I also agree with syynae
smooro 1 year ago
@Synae - ...I'm presently working on a Dr Who script in which the Tardis materialises in the UFO club in 1967 during an early Pink Floyd gig.....LOL!
MrLuciferSam 1 year ago
the power of the acid!
vivalaband619 1 year ago
the power of the acid!
vivalaband619 1 year ago
Todo mundo doidão!
romulopina 1 year ago
Look at the orbs on that broad , 0:55. If she was'nt ,most likely, "Smokin' that Ellis - Dee" like the other patrons , I'd swear she was Marty Feldman in drag. Thank you for putting this up. We all like to see the bands , but it's interesting to see what went on AROUND them , too...What do you think was in that Pepsi BOTTLE , HMMM?
pfordsq 1 year ago
Right On man!
cornholio109 1 year ago
LOL ! Love that guy who got "awaken" at 0:10 . LOL !
PetPiv 1 year ago
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EndlessNot1 1 year ago
Holy Shit that looked like Mic Jagger at 1:16
daytripper57 1 year ago
Floyd recorded at Abbey Road studios around the same time the Beatles were recording Pepper's, but I'm not sure of the exact dates.
Apple didn't exist until 1968, iirc, and it was a record label, and a boutique shop as well, at first. I don't believe they set up a recording studio under that name.
ElectricCatfish 1 year ago
Yes and I believe the Beatles dropped by during the sessions
oneofspades 1 year ago
very nice. i'd have been happy to be a dance partner and groove friend with the young lady.
stybarrow 1 year ago
AH.THE MAGIC SIXTIES!
FASTONE63 1 year ago 3
Dear Lord Jesus Fuckin Christ...this is freakin great!!!!!
thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!! being able to see the crowd and their honst reactions to this incredible genre of music is simply astounding.
sydswirl 2 years ago 3
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evergreensyd67 2 years ago
cool video
BlueMoon329 2 years ago 2
i Love the Sound of pink floyds early Days.
FL0yD73 2 years ago 23
Those guys are tripping balls.
JiubLink 2 years ago
I really wish I could find someone in Chicago to produce this kind of light show for us.
And if you guys are looking for good modern psych bands - check out Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Warlocks, Quarter After, Dead Meadow, Strangers Family Band, Asteroid # 4, Koolaid Electric Company and (ahem) The Red Plastic Buddha.
RedPlasticBuddha 2 years ago 2
Wow! x
andyharvestedwards 2 years ago
Wow, this is some serious serious acid rock, definitely not fucking around, a bit of that dark doper music everyone wishes was still around.
animalmother4 2 years ago
Haha the german guy is really stoned... great recordings!
mikew4001 2 years ago
Lets see who Syd influenced a the Beatles ..doors..led zeppelin..black sabbath..steppenwolf..jimi henderix,,the who...latter pink floyd..white stripes..on and onand onandon...amazing to say the least..
busternsady 2 years ago 2
dude. beatles and the who were way before syd. they started like 5 or 6 years before. the beatles and the stones influenced pink floyd. hendrix was around the same time
purplefluffcake 1 year ago
The Beatles, maybe, but i remember the guys in floyd once say that they didn't listen to the stones
TheIntrinsic 1 year ago
@purplefluffcake I'm not so sure . Piper @ the gates of Dawn came out shortly before SGT Peppers. Also Floyd recorded at Apple Studios ..There's videos on here saying as much.
DrHogfan 1 year ago
Sgt. Pepper's was released in early June of 1967, Piper was released in August of 1967. The Floyd never recorded in "Apple Studios".
sirmelancholia 1 year ago
Syd was influenced by the beatles, but also he influenced mccartney (he said it)
the beatles and pink floyd knew each other because they recorded in the same studio and if you have a good ear you can hear the same audio effects in piper and sgt pepper..
sgt pepper was released in june and the piper in august
nicolas932 1 year ago
Yes, I wish I was born '42 in London !! Live music with light shows and avant garde films...... Syd, Soft Machine, Eric Burdon,...
kmashhoon 2 years ago
This is pure genius , from the whole group , but Syd is certainly the one who made it happen , however every one played brilliantly along with Syd i.e Rick , Roger and Nick. Not sure what song this is but I doubt it is interstellar overdrive , but you can certainly hear interstellar overdrive in the background when the director is talking since you can hear the interstellar blip noise that can be heard with the feed back.
alexlancer11 2 years ago 3
Amazing stuff. I was born in '67, so it's a trip to see what concerts my parents went to. Both were floyd and zeppelin heads, as I am. Only they got to hear them live. It's funny that this music is so good it's embraced by the following generations. I've heard teens say how much they love Floyd and Zep. There are no other modern counterparts today. There's a band out of the UK now called the Duke Spirit and they're pretty good. Most of the best music has come out of Europe I've noticed.
wauquelin 2 years ago 2
Anyone know where you can get good floyd boots?
mrchicken9000 2 years ago
Videos about Pink Floyd like this one make me realise that I wish I was born fourty years earlier in London. Nowadays, music sucks, gigs suck, and public sucks.
PS : I'm 19 & french.
Syynae 2 years ago 72
I'm 44 and American, I wasn't even two when this went down. It feels good to know that there are kids out there like you. My 13yo digs all this old music too. Thankfully.
inmyriver 2 years ago 3
Totally agree, and I'm a 15-year-old Yank. Though there is some pretty good modern indie music out there, if you look hard enough.
peacelovenukes 2 years ago
"Lavender diamond" thats good indie rock if you don't know of them
ilikeblondie 2 years ago
@peacelovenukes - For sure, but I meant that nowadays the average level of music is incredibly low if you compare it to what existed in the sixties & seventies !
For me, it isn't a question of money because bands like PF were at the top of the charts back then.
It's like our whole musical culture (among other..) is declining since then.
That's how I see it, but it's my own view.
Syynae 1 year ago
@Syynae I couldn't agree more. I am 15, and when I look at the people around me in my generation it makes me gag.
JohnistheWalrus 1 year ago
@Syynae Yea, music sucks today. I was around Seattle in the 80's, not quite as cool as London in the 60's but there was still some great music going on. I feel sorry for kids today...
Who knows, maybe there's some town we've never heard of somewhere brewing the next musical revolution. I hope so!
orjysean 1 year ago
@Syynae YOu should come live where I live. Our Live scene fucking rocks, music sounds like the sixties and people dress like it too.
Lodashtaroth 1 year ago
@Lodashtaroth where is this utopia??!!!!
zappahart 1 year ago
@Syynae enfin un francais qui pense comme moi
beeyable 1 year ago
@Syynae I agree, nowadays everything sucks, especially peeople who grumble about how everything sucks nowadays.
PS: I'm 194 and I'm a turtle.
majkel228 1 year ago 27
@majkel228
you made me lough really hard!!
thank you :)
rakefetgal8383 8 months ago
@majkel228
polish are nazis
larawora 2 months ago
@larawora that's true
majkel228 2 months ago
@Syynae I agree.... In your age I was thinking the same thing... Don't loose faith on today's music though... There is good music nowadays too, but you have to search for it.. It is not as strong as it was in the 60s or 70s, but there are a few artists that play great music.... Everything changes, whether we like it or not..... Peace :)
PS: I'm 28 & Greek.......
Thejohnjackjoe 1 year ago
@Syynae dude i agree with u totally and i am 37 and american
kelly1973 1 year ago
@Syynae
Maybe you go to wrong gigs. Visit Prague someday, good music hasn't died yet!
Gilnar13 1 year ago
@Gilnar13 what's the music scene like in Prague?
TheBrownRabbit 1 year ago
@TheBrownRabbit
Well, I'm no expert by any means, but pretty good, I'd say. Some good prog, lots of rock from psychobilly to honest 60s rock and tons of good reggae and ska. Very nice clubs and lots of concerts there.
Gilnar13 1 year ago
@Syynae go to jam bands the music wont suck if you find the right band and the gigs and public will def not suck
bojanks15 1 year ago
@Syynae i'm 34, an american, and completely agree with you
junipree 11 months ago
@Syynae music does not suck now...what about Gorillaz and Elbow?
bbperv 11 months ago
I usually get my research drugs on head-rest .c om, does anybody know where else i can order stuff online? if you do please message me, thanks.
HendrixTjaden 2 years ago
yeah, and i was Sir Winston Churchill
fujivoo 2 years ago
I was there! Up in the balcony with the oil and water projector guys........
sallyavo 2 years ago
great!
photony54 2 years ago
Strange how there seems to be a lot more 60's Floyd on Video than 70's Floyd on video ,Next to nothing from 1973 to 1977
superzapper 2 years ago
Yes, but thank goodness the Syd days are not completely lost.
It is rare and inspiring to see the makings of the modern rock / experimental / lightshows and music, through the original Pink Floyd.
Yes, 70's Floyd is awesome as well but 60's Pink Floyd is a far greater treasure.
BrokenBard 2 years ago 5
reminds me alot of the 'rave' scene in the 90's/early 00's. 'guess that shows how ahead of their time the Floyd really was.
thanks for adding this Dirk!
LETRS 2 years ago
ke filete
francoolx 2 years ago
February 24, 1967.
dicktone 2 years ago
Them drugs fuck ya' up good.
1xXLedZeppelinXx1 2 years ago
The really observant will see Junior (in granny specs) from Tomorrow completely trollied in the opening scenes. Lots of self concious appearances from Hoppy, with Mr Boyle managing the lights - definately UFO.
wheezeandsuck 2 years ago
According to Joe Boyd this footage is the only film taken at the UFO club....
graffitiTV 2 years ago 2
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Yeaaah!!! THIS is IT. So fucking nice. Every single of them are completely stoned, but they don't even care about the camera. Not like the modern times((
TheHATECORE 2 years ago 2
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TheHATECORE 2 years ago
looks like fun, i wish i was there,lol , get it? "wish you were here" . nevermind, retarded joke.
r4scuache 2 years ago 6
WOW. :) Oddly enough, it sounds a little like "I Can See For Miles." You could have done the vocals right over this.
spaceplayer 2 years ago
¿donde quedo?..... ¿se perdio?, tal ves solo este escondido ,¿o no?, somos solo la simple resaca de la psicodelia, somos la mieda, de la mierda¡¡¡¡¡¡, pero es increible ser esta mierda¡¡¡ somos basura rara ¡¡¡ somos un legado de nada¡¡¡¡¡¡......... ¿o no?...
nvidiados 2 years ago
0:52 damn scarry
SetoBaagh 2 years ago
uma bosta
eldervet 2 years ago
They were all psychedelics! O.O
extracoolboy 2 years ago
0:15 really looks like Keith Moon to me.
faceofpo 2 years ago
DUDE i thought the exact same thing
Gamefighter66 2 years ago
Hmm, who knows, it could well have been. Pete Townshend went to watch Pink Floyd at UFO a few times too.
faceofpo 2 years ago
RAVE PARTY 60`s...SOUP LSD.
000petrus 2 years ago
seu prego
eldervet 2 years ago
Everyone is just so freakin stoned.lol
dabuggerr 2 years ago
look at the 50 seconds... what is up with that chicks eyes? THAT is frickin weird man! Like WAY weird!!! check it out!
nsideimscreaming 2 years ago
Her eyes looked like Marty Feldman's!!!She was definitly on something
ghost77035 2 years ago
yes, it looks weird when you paint eyes on your eyelids, just a psychedelic accessoire :o)
Gungosh 2 years ago
weird
Vincecouk 2 years ago
You know syd barrett did set the controls to the heart of the sun before gilmour took over
ssgdesign3 2 years ago
find me the version of it abd i will belive you
pinkstarburst95 2 years ago
theres a live version and a bbc version both with syd
wayek 2 years ago
HAHA wow that chick is crazy
FreshTrooperXBL 2 years ago
Q. Hey man what did you think of Pink Floyd last night at the UFO Club?
A. Last night? UF what? Pink who?
LOL ..................STONED
TopGear6666 2 years ago
everyone seems fucked on LSD
1337juancho1337 2 years ago 4
52 seconds That Chicks Eyes Are Crazy
whatupscoop 2 years ago 3
Sprockets!
lemondirt 2 years ago
Some pretty spaced Pussycats in this one! Can't imagine being straight in all that lot. Now THAT would be surreal!
zooreeka 2 years ago
1:27
: o
ke chica tan mas bonita!
psi1989 2 years ago 2
Clubs like this and LSD need to come back. Kids today dont know how small they are in the universe. LSD would show them that and Eureka ,flower power will return
greeneyedjim2007 2 years ago 3
Teenagers think alcohol is fun but because of cultural taboos against psychedelics have no clue what they're missing
OgadaNosaFasu 2 years ago 7
Alcohol and cigarettes are sad drugs, but it looks like shrooms and acid are teh real fun.
I...MUST....HAVE!
Gold753 2 years ago
but then again I must be fair in saying that psychedelics can also be dangerous to mental health (not discounting the negative effects of legal substances). I speak with authority on this because think I might have a slight touch of HPPD (google it) because of acid use. Alcohol and pot can make it worse, so due to concerns over maintaining my mental health, I'm finished with all substances. But we undeniably owe artistic innovation to these psychedelics, as seen with bands like the Pink Floyd.
OgadaNosaFasu 2 years ago
Yeah, I know the dangers, and to correct you, this may surprise you, but Pink Floyd never owed credit to drugs to their music. In fact, Rick Wright was on LSD playing live and said he couldn't even play a note right on his keyboard.
I'll be careful, though. :D
Gold753 2 years ago
Yes, acid does inhibit you physically, but it is scientifically shown to exacerbate activity in the "creative" area of the brain. I observe that there is an undeniable genre of visual art and music influenced by psychedelics. Do you mean that they flat-out denied any connection between lsd and their music, or is it just that they never mentioned its influence?
OgadaNosaFasu 2 years ago
They never said anything, I think. Most of the members did take the drug, but I can't remember the rest of them saying that the drug had any connection to their music, except for Rick. Remember, when they played Psychedelic music, that was when Syd was on the band.
Gold753 2 years ago
If you've seen Live at Pompeii, filmed in '71, you'll know that Dave makes a sarcastic comment that they're not a drug-oriented group anymore. Although Barett left in '68, the later albums that followed up until around Animals definitely still had a psychedelic slant to their style, even if they (perhaps) did lay off the acid use and didn't have the same sound as their first album.
OgadaNosaFasu 2 years ago
how dare u say syd was a fat old man .fuck u bitch . shine on
spyralcity 2 years ago
Eccentrricity your a prick
lucifersam09 2 years ago