00:30...Rick is so influential (and under noticed) to Pink Floyd's sound, that the idea of "firing" him during "The Wall" because he was making no contributions (according to Herr Marshall Waters) still makes me angry...
@SolarTiger why? they fired syd for doing nothing as well... I mean if you come together to make an album and don't contribute I'm sure the ones who are get pissed... btw I love syd and rick so Im not saying they ever should have lol!
Pink Floyd were a one of a kind band. No one will ever be able to touch the timeless music they released. The Dark Side of the Moon is space rock at its best. Lots of the live footage and screen films are included on the DSOTM Immersion set. Which is one kick ass set for long time Floyd fans or someone relatively new to the band.Great documentary covering one of the many brilliant albums of the 70's.
@marcunni24 yes, if you mean the loud screechy thing. It's a technique called pinch harmonics,very popular during the 70's. what you do is crank up the distortio, hit the note, and then sort of hit again with your thumb.
Thats a guitar playing technique : simply put, the string bending...
David Gilmour gives a good example how a string is bent and get rich sounds of it...He also uses good distortion while he bends...He uses thick strings ( 0.10 to 0.50 signature set ) and tube amps to get his rich and colorful tones ...
These guys are EASILY as good as composers as The Beatles. I love the Beatles but am totally '
"Beatled Out' thats all they talk about here in North America,but I'm here to challenge anyone to tell me that Pink Floyd were not brilliant songwriters!
the lead break for Time must be one of the greatest solos in the history of music
....that shit is seriously soaring .....I've listened to it a million times and every single time it lifts my soul up so fuckin high I totally forget about life for those precious few seconds of bliss
I bow down to the epic success of this video(obviously riding on the success of DSOTM). I pray at the holy church of Floyd everyday, and this gets me off quicker than 2 hookers giving hand-jobs.... 9:10.... dear god words fail me, im gona play 9:10 onwards... over and over
As a fervent Floyd fan myself, I hate to burst everyone's bubble when I say that it was Delia Derbyshire who beat David Gilmour at being an earlier DJ.
"Dave was brilliant at doubletracking vocals. You could do it with machines but there was a difference"
Yeah - these guys had skills that didnt require a vocal auto-tuner. They actually took prode in their work and had REAL talent and took the time to get it engineered properly. This is real art.
just image what if like gilmore never got into drums or waters into bass or nick into drums what if the floyd never existed.... my life would be meaningless lol
It will be interesting to see if any of today's so-called artists will make anything remotely as good as this. I wonder if Westlife will have an album that will be in the charts for over 700 weeks? This is a timeless classic, not mindless rubbish sung by manufactured, talentless robots. There may never be another concept album made like Sgt. Pepper's, Tommy, Dark Side, The Wall. The creative process is fascinating as is the insight into the album given by the guys.
This music transcends words, space and time in my opinion; it is an ethereal collection of sounds pieced together by a universal fabric only known to geniuses of the past.
No it doesn't. The live clips in this program are actually of them performing Careful With That Axe Eugene and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, which appeared in a concert film called Sounds Of City (aka Rock City). This footage has just been cleverly edited here to make it appear (almost) like it's footage of them playing the Dark Side Of The Moon material.
@Kohntarkosz the live clip segments you see on The Travel Sequence are not from Careful or Set The Controls. When you have time scroll through both of the latter videos and you'll see for yourself. I did. There is also another Pink Floyd documentary, the name fails me, that also has different footage than from Careful or Set the Controls
@ZynadeTV, lol u just gotta clean it man, especially the fret board, may not mean much to the appearance but it ud be suprised how major a difference a clean fretboard makes to the sound. I bought this guitar off a friend that sounded like absolute shit till i got some of that guitar polish shit and polished the fretboard now it sounds fukn brilliant. Wow im really shit faced right now, damm ur question, drew me away from watching pink floyd vids not cool man,
I might sound like an idiot for this but what is the Miles Davis chord at 1:26 Rick mentions. I am trying to get into jazz and i love that part in Breathe.
@ kermichio, no offence or anything, but if you know anything about the 70's or raised durig the 70's era, the synthesyser really went great with their music and the way they play it all in their music. It was a time of change, drugs, etc. but also coming together. hope that enlightens you. no puns. :-)
that on the run live version is awesome. they should have just did it that way instead of using the dumb synthesiser. all the instruments in the live version just flow. it's just stunning.
@kermicheo Couldn't disagree more. Respectfully disagree that is. "On the run" has gone down as one of the most classic synth tracks of all time. VERY GROUNDBREAKING! I also feel that it adds MUCH more tension than that little "travel section." Great Gig in the Sky and Any Colour You Like are great transitional songs that feature jam-like sections. No need for another one. The synth/effects brings something new to the album and really adds that tension haunting piece of sonic experimentation.
Fantabulous!! This is what I call an album is.. And know what you can download the entire album for free at DownloadMusic/./im, just remove the slashes guys..
Does anybody know what kind of effects David is using at 9:15? Can anybody describe what kind of distortion, reverb, etc could make it sound like that? I've been trying to figure it out for a really long time.
why does it matter? its just a light delay with an overdrive amp.
most of his tone comes from his phrasing especially his bends and vibrato...if you want to sound like Dave so much then study that its far more important.
@Natemckenney Well I would almost certainly say that is just some delay with his Tube Driver going straight into the amp. the delay could have been added post production as well...but not likely.
Im gonna say that for me this is the most beautiful, enchanted, moving, malinconic and touching album of all time,, this album gave me felling like any other albums before, for me this is way better then the wall,, I mean the simplicity in this album..its incredible..its so simple but still even complicated to understand...Dark Side 4ever..this is my opinion, u people can say that is not better then the wall and so on,,just dont critisize this masterpice of Rock!!!
The greatest progressive rock album ever made and one of the ten best albuns ever made in music of any genre ( and I'm talking of rock, jazz, tango, reggae, samba, polka, pop, opera and what you want).
Not bad. Not as good as The Wall though. Best progressive album? Are you saying that because it's the only progressive album you've heard? What about Red? Close to the edge? Trick of the tail?
In fact I've heard circa 50 or 60 progressive rock albuns, including great german (Focus), italians (Premiata Forneria Marconi) and brazilian (O Terço) bands of the 70's, bands that probably you've never heard about.
I have heard of all of those bands. But i would say that it's generally a British movement. I don't really class Pink Floyd as a Progressive band. Have you heard of Van der graaf generator? Pawn hearts is their greatest album.
it's a combination of pedals, but you can get a pretty damn close effect using an Electro Harmonix Small Stone pedal. I have one - and it sounds fantastic. Signal killer though.
WHOOOO!!! Did yall hear what the brotha said at 0:52!! Its ALL BLUES BABY!!! The lick was a MILES DAVIS lick... If U recognize...then this is not for U this is for the HATERS that HATE the FACT that PINK FLOYD is a SON of the BLUES which makes us all FAMILY no matter if UR WHITE OR BLACK...WE ARE FAMILY!! PEACE!!
@gdubh U must mean fish head soup and rice because it's mighty nice with a sprig of parsley?....Is that a fact or is that your opinion because the fact is American schools teach that capitals R well within the realm of language but I believe rules were made 2 B broken...SO I BRAKE THEM!!! FUCK RULES..those R 4 DRONES LMFAO!!!
it took me 2 hours one saturday night to figure that one chord out, and that was with watching this video and trying to find his finger position, quite a smart fellow Rick was
I totally agree. It is my favorite guitar solo. If I could play guitar just to play one thing, it would be that solo. David Gilmour is a god on guitar.
the solo Gilmour does at the end of this vid is the most epic guitar piece ive ever heard. i would like to hear the entire recording, if anyone knows if it exists.
Patrick O'Brian wrote a wonderful series of novels set in the British Navy of the early 1800s, which convey what it was like to be at the cutting edge of technology in the last days of sailing vessels.
I'm getting a similar vibe here, regarding how the Floyd and their compadres used the recording studio in the pre-digital age. The comment about being able to tour the music before recording it, in the days before bootlegs made from hand-held recorders, is telling.
How lucky are we that these four guys were/are such dedicated artists willing to toil at their vision and use new technology ( primitive by today's standards ) to achieve a fantastic signature sound. This new technology was hardly a shortcut or substitution for music, but an ingredient that required even more from them in terms of melding all the layers together cohesively with more traditional instruments of sound. God, I love them!
I get goosebumps watching the parts where they explain how they developed different chordings, vocal parts and synth parts. I mean here they are, showing us how they created a timeless masterpiece of music. This album holds the record in the UK for the longest stay in the Top 40 for an album recorded by a group (211 weeks). It has the longest stay on the Billboard top 200 charts (741 weeks). That's right! The album actually charted for 14.25 years! Mind boggling.
its mostly tapes and loops.. so live theres not much to do but stand there and look cool.
well, i'm being unfair.. nick's doing highhat stuff, there's organ/moog parts for rick, I guess roger and dave just scratch scrpe and slide their guitars with a lot of phase or delay to make it sound wierd..
wierdly, every floyd cover group i've seen (about 8 or 10 different ones), just seems to press play on the cd player for 'On the Run'.. i hope floyd dont do that lol.
There's pro-shot footage of the Dark Side of The Moon right here. Now where is the rest of it? There are 2 songs from the Brighton Dome 1972 concerts available so where is the rest of the concert? I mean..it's only one of the top 5 recordings of all time so if there's video of them performing it from that era then why isn't it available?
I dunno...I'm still not convinced that footage is of them doing Dark Side Of The Moon. It's real easy to synch concert footage up to any piece of music you want. You can even make it seem like you've got someone singing something, if you're clever. The only bit that makes me think that this MIGHT be footage of them doing The Travelling Sequence is that bit of Rick doing the descending bit on the organ, except that what you're actually hearing sounds more like an electric piano.
Believe me I know all about syncing....the next thing to find out is does Rick do the descending organ in Set the Controls or Careful? If he doesn't then there you go....there is more footage of this concert that exists.
I answered you over in our discussion at the Brighton Dome video footage None of the footage you see in the Making of DVD comes from Careful with that Axe or Set the Controls. It's all original footage. I believe the footage you see here of David is them doing Breath - why it's the album version synced? No idea but there are no closeups of David in Careful or Set the Controls. Also after viewing those songs you'll notice the Traveling footage you see here is not on any of those clips either
I believe this is the best of the Abbey Road tapes about Dark Side, as each one of them tells how it was done in pre-bootlegging days where they went into the studio and rehearsed up.
the audience look stoned as shit
TwistedMentality089 2 months ago
Rick Wright is a genios, his chord changes blow my mind. Im a jazz lover too
martin2sax 2 months ago
I love David, Roger, Rick and Nick. David and Rick gave us fantastic chords.
ninika76 3 months ago
fantastic part of most fantastic music.
ninika76 3 months ago
00:30...Rick is so influential (and under noticed) to Pink Floyd's sound, that the idea of "firing" him during "The Wall" because he was making no contributions (according to Herr Marshall Waters) still makes me angry...
SolarTiger 3 months ago
@SolarTiger why? they fired syd for doing nothing as well... I mean if you come together to make an album and don't contribute I'm sure the ones who are get pissed... btw I love syd and rick so Im not saying they ever should have lol!
Sconezeta 2 months ago
the genius of men!
angelo383 3 months ago
Pink Floyd were a one of a kind band. No one will ever be able to touch the timeless music they released. The Dark Side of the Moon is space rock at its best. Lots of the live footage and screen films are included on the DSOTM Immersion set. Which is one kick ass set for long time Floyd fans or someone relatively new to the band.Great documentary covering one of the many brilliant albums of the 70's.
PearlJammer07 3 months ago
R.I.P. Richard Wright. Thank you Pink Floyd for all the timeless music!
Nac017 3 months ago 2
this gave me an EARGASM! pink floyd is seriously the best !!!
estrelladembicer 4 months ago
wasnt ELP doing this before Pink Floyd?
wolfacer 5 months ago
Can anyone please clarify this for me?
How does David make that sound at 9:17??
Is it an effect, or a guitar technique?
My God, these guys were unique...
marcunni24 6 months ago
@marcunni24 yes, if you mean the loud screechy thing. It's a technique called pinch harmonics,very popular during the 70's. what you do is crank up the distortio, hit the note, and then sort of hit again with your thumb.
ThreeNoteWonder 6 months ago
@marcunni24
Thats a guitar playing technique : simply put, the string bending...
David Gilmour gives a good example how a string is bent and get rich sounds of it...He also uses good distortion while he bends...He uses thick strings ( 0.10 to 0.50 signature set ) and tube amps to get his rich and colorful tones ...
DISMISSED375 3 months ago
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Fwaaaaaaanks 6 months ago
These guys are EASILY as good as composers as The Beatles. I love the Beatles but am totally '
"Beatled Out' thats all they talk about here in North America,but I'm here to challenge anyone to tell me that Pink Floyd were not brilliant songwriters!
RIP Rick!
edgroove7 7 months ago
(8:28) I don't know if Pink Floyd allows mosh pits, but it really wouldn't be appropriate, this kind of music is to "stop and listen"
Metal8909 7 months ago
8:50 Liza Strike looks scary 0_0
XvxBERSERKxvX 7 months ago
I love David Gilmour
gabriba 7 months ago 2
Gods of rock!!
jungem68 7 months ago
Rick <3
weallshineon704 9 months ago
They are like old wizards of rock.
CtrlRm 9 months ago
the lead break for Time must be one of the greatest solos in the history of music
....that shit is seriously soaring .....I've listened to it a million times and every single time it lifts my soul up so fuckin high I totally forget about life for those precious few seconds of bliss
EvKrusty 10 months ago
The David 's face =Leonardo di Caprio face ! Absolute ....
moroz49 10 months ago
I bow down to the epic success of this video(obviously riding on the success of DSOTM). I pray at the holy church of Floyd everyday, and this gets me off quicker than 2 hookers giving hand-jobs.... 9:10.... dear god words fail me, im gona play 9:10 onwards... over and over
FLoYdInPink 10 months ago
As a fervent Floyd fan myself, I hate to burst everyone's bubble when I say that it was Delia Derbyshire who beat David Gilmour at being an earlier DJ.
lago4 11 months ago
"Dave was brilliant at doubletracking vocals. You could do it with machines but there was a difference"
Yeah - these guys had skills that didnt require a vocal auto-tuner. They actually took prode in their work and had REAL talent and took the time to get it engineered properly. This is real art.
Nikkodemis 11 months ago 4
@Nikkodemis Spot on, man
OmegaWolfPack 7 months ago
Does anybody know the chord that Rick is on about? D#7?
JackyRowe 11 months ago
@JackyRowe Yes. The track in question is Miles Davis - Blue In Green.
bboytracks 11 months ago
just image what if like gilmore never got into drums or waters into bass or nick into drums what if the floyd never existed.... my life would be meaningless lol
Fluffefan 1 year ago
breathe is the best song on the album, which means its pretty damn good
cooliovasquez 1 year ago
0:15 , i wanna do it with that note
0:48 , that one too
3:02 , Sounds kinda jazz-like
9:22 , i'll do both those two notes
TheBeatlefloyd 1 year ago
Alan parsons will probably go down as the best mixing engineer of all time just on the basis of this!!!
Akshay8585 1 year ago 11
@Akshay8585 im doing a speech on him tomorrow arguing just that!!
Ri53WthTh3Fa11N 3 months ago
1:36. That is how an adience should be.
zaksundi 1 year ago 6
The best ever album recorded.
safiullahhussaini 1 year ago
thanks for posting this documentary
wilfre2s 1 year ago
Alan Parsons is cool!!!
CSavageSr 1 year ago
08:48 lets hear it for the girls ...
woodhd 1 year ago 3
It will be interesting to see if any of today's so-called artists will make anything remotely as good as this. I wonder if Westlife will have an album that will be in the charts for over 700 weeks? This is a timeless classic, not mindless rubbish sung by manufactured, talentless robots. There may never be another concept album made like Sgt. Pepper's, Tommy, Dark Side, The Wall. The creative process is fascinating as is the insight into the album given by the guys.
samoyedfan 1 year ago
1:39 Boring music
TheANDY1911 1 year ago
@TheANDY1911 , dude everybody is stoned at 1:39
Abe91195 1 year ago 3
@TheANDY1911 they're actually listening to the music. not just screaming and jumping around drinking beer and getting pissed.
kermicheo 1 year ago
@kermicheo yeah theyr good fans. but u cant deny theyr stoned. its pink floyd in the early 70's of course they were stoned
frusciante319 1 year ago
@TheANDY1911
Prog isn't meant to be jumped around to. It's meant to be an experience.
TheYahara 1 year ago
This music transcends words, space and time in my opinion; it is an ethereal collection of sounds pieced together by a universal fabric only known to geniuses of the past.
PianoSoulos 1 year ago
wouldn't the matching video and audio of the descending keyboard playing at 3:24 indicate that some pro-shot footage of Dark Side Of The Moon exists?
Tommygun1028 1 year ago
No it doesn't. The live clips in this program are actually of them performing Careful With That Axe Eugene and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, which appeared in a concert film called Sounds Of City (aka Rock City). This footage has just been cleverly edited here to make it appear (almost) like it's footage of them playing the Dark Side Of The Moon material.
Kohntarkosz 1 year ago
@Kohntarkosz the live clip segments you see on The Travel Sequence are not from Careful or Set The Controls. When you have time scroll through both of the latter videos and you'll see for yourself. I did. There is also another Pink Floyd documentary, the name fails me, that also has different footage than from Careful or Set the Controls
Tommygun1028 1 year ago
back in the day david gilmour looked a lot of like jesus..hahah
MrMoshank 1 year ago
Out of all the Floyd members, i think Rick is the smartest musician. Jazz is very complex and he mixed it in with Pink Floyd very well. Great stuff!
ZeppelinFloydRoses 1 year ago
wow. inspiring!
hellfiresocial 1 year ago
David may be my inspiration, but if i ever get into keys Richard will be my roots, God Bless that man.
Fretlessjay 1 year ago
which 2 people disliked this album...WHO? this is fucked up...
mattlally08 1 year ago
It was the first rock record i listened to in 1974 and the best i´ve ever had!!!
joseph5872 1 year ago
R.I.P Rick Wright. Man it's hard to watch him talk here
krollaostmedburger 1 year ago 3
Aging sure blows!
disndat11 1 year ago
at 8:32 the audience looks fucked up...tripping their balls off
chrisyo77 1 year ago 2
technically(at that time) ,by concept ,quality of music... YES THE BEST ALBUM EVER MADE!
ssandros81 1 year ago
Pink Floyd was way ahead of their time. Futuristic cave musicians if you will with skill
blakdimon 1 year ago
And what is that blues chord anyway ?
teleworldshare 1 year ago
I like all this interesting footage of them playing live and in the studio.
AStopMotionChannel 1 year ago
RIP Rick.
JohnyVirgil 1 year ago
@SuperPinheadMan You're right, but the Miles Davis track the chord is taken from is called "All Blues" ;)
projectdehli 1 year ago
Time is such an amazing track. OMG.
csladyhawke 1 year ago
David looks like my granddad when playing with the sequencer :-D
JamesShore1990 1 year ago
@SuperPinheadMan YES!!! U have the right name!!! BLUES is the MOTHER of JAZZ,ROCK,COUNTRY,REGGAE....,ETC,ETC,ETC.....SO GO RESEARCH!!! HOLLA!!!
zyruemusic 1 year ago
After hearing their music for ~35yrs, I have come to realize their musical brilliance.
Volvo745T 1 year ago
@ 9:11, I shat my pants when i heard the slide. its that awesome.
KingOctan3 1 year ago
I don't understand why the guitar solo from 'Time' is so underapreciated.
marcingrochala1 1 year ago
@marcingrochala1 not underappreciated by me. all guitar solos that pink floyd ever created are amazingly beautiful.
csladyhawke 1 year ago
@csladyhawke I mean people always talk about Comfortably Numb solo, Another Brick in the Wall etc. and Time is not mentioned so often
marcingrochala1 1 year ago
when i'm on my death bed, dark side, wish you were here and division bell will be the last albums i want to be listening to. Gotta love pink
kickinitonthetube 1 year ago 2
Awesomw zyruemusic
agb222 1 year ago
wats the jazz chord that rick plays on breathe?
fadetoblack1212 1 year ago
How can Gilmours guitar looks so clean? Its way older than my guitar who looks way more dirty
ZynadeTV 1 year ago
@ZynadeTV, lol u just gotta clean it man, especially the fret board, may not mean much to the appearance but it ud be suprised how major a difference a clean fretboard makes to the sound. I bought this guitar off a friend that sounded like absolute shit till i got some of that guitar polish shit and polished the fretboard now it sounds fukn brilliant. Wow im really shit faced right now, damm ur question, drew me away from watching pink floyd vids not cool man,
peace
JerrySeinfeld666 1 year ago
@JerrySeinfeld666 I do clean it. But It's a bit hard
ZynadeTV 1 year ago
It's just so beautiful. I wanna cry.
RetroVGamer 1 year ago
what synth is on 4:00 ?
roGLUB 1 year ago
@roGLUB
EMS Synthi A
InTheFlesh77 1 year ago
I might sound like an idiot for this but what is the Miles Davis chord at 1:26 Rick mentions. I am trying to get into jazz and i love that part in Breathe.
codenameevan 1 year ago
the audience doesn't seem happy.
Policefan234 1 year ago
It's Kicking around on a ETC !!
bronzmusic 1 year ago
picking around on a piece of ground in your home town
has to be one of my favorite lines from any song
jackpfree 1 year ago
@ kermichio, no offence or anything, but if you know anything about the 70's or raised durig the 70's era, the synthesyser really went great with their music and the way they play it all in their music. It was a time of change, drugs, etc. but also coming together. hope that enlightens you. no puns. :-)
STARRSS2 1 year ago
David's voice has remained as magically the same
IsisTiamat 1 year ago 3
very cool...
wwethememusic4life 1 year ago
that on the run live version is awesome. they should have just did it that way instead of using the dumb synthesiser. all the instruments in the live version just flow. it's just stunning.
kermicheo 1 year ago
@kermicheo Couldn't disagree more. Respectfully disagree that is. "On the run" has gone down as one of the most classic synth tracks of all time. VERY GROUNDBREAKING! I also feel that it adds MUCH more tension than that little "travel section." Great Gig in the Sky and Any Colour You Like are great transitional songs that feature jam-like sections. No need for another one. The synth/effects brings something new to the album and really adds that tension haunting piece of sonic experimentation.
busch028 1 year ago
@busch028 when i listen to on the run in a dark room laying on my back, it messes with my mind.
ZeppelinFloydRoses 1 year ago
haha audience is tripped out.
iEnjoiCannabis 1 year ago
4:26 who would of though gilmore was the first dj ever lol
funkydankspliff 2 years ago 31
@funkydankspliff Well Jimmy Page was the first person to DJ with a guitar...and a violin bow!
Metal8909 7 months ago
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Fantabulous!! This is what I call an album is.. And know what you can download the entire album for free at DownloadMusic/./im, just remove the slashes guys..
mochoz265382 2 years ago
Excuse me ,What does this have to do with the vid?
Stoppani94 2 years ago
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StingChameleonREMIX 2 years ago
Does anybody know what kind of effects David is using at 9:15? Can anybody describe what kind of distortion, reverb, etc could make it sound like that? I've been trying to figure it out for a really long time.
Natemckenney 2 years ago
why does it matter? its just a light delay with an overdrive amp.
most of his tone comes from his phrasing especially his bends and vibrato...if you want to sound like Dave so much then study that its far more important.
sacredgeometry 2 years ago 2
try the PROCO RAT2 pedal.
andrecarioni 2 years ago
@Natemckenney Well I would almost certainly say that is just some delay with his Tube Driver going straight into the amp. the delay could have been added post production as well...but not likely.
ehTSeekeRThe 2 years ago
definitely their best work
beargryylsfan12 2 years ago 3
Man, I would do so much for the master tapes they play in the video.
Thanks for the upload!
Kbiscu1t 2 years ago 4
amazing how rw talks about chord sequences, ect. little touches make all the difference......
coreyagraph 2 years ago 2
Pink Floyd, masters of the synthesizer =P
David was so adorable in his glasses!
VeraLynn72 2 years ago
David is the new trance DJ! :D
Eirikguitar 2 years ago 30
@Eirikguitar he's the old trance dj... they did it first
8894642 1 year ago
what a pedal board !!!
yvolha 2 years ago 2
Im gonna say that for me this is the most beautiful, enchanted, moving, malinconic and touching album of all time,, this album gave me felling like any other albums before, for me this is way better then the wall,, I mean the simplicity in this album..its incredible..its so simple but still even complicated to understand...Dark Side 4ever..this is my opinion, u people can say that is not better then the wall and so on,,just dont critisize this masterpice of Rock!!!
Stoppani94 2 years ago 4
I have to agree with you I personally Love The Dark Side Of The Moon so much! From the start to finish its a masterpiece.
nfc127 1 year ago
The greatest progressive rock album ever made and one of the ten best albuns ever made in music of any genre ( and I'm talking of rock, jazz, tango, reggae, samba, polka, pop, opera and what you want).
Superb.
caravaggio31 2 years ago
Not bad. Not as good as The Wall though. Best progressive album? Are you saying that because it's the only progressive album you've heard? What about Red? Close to the edge? Trick of the tail?
TheDensley7 2 years ago
In fact I've heard circa 50 or 60 progressive rock albuns, including great german (Focus), italians (Premiata Forneria Marconi) and brazilian (O Terço) bands of the 70's, bands that probably you've never heard about.
Cheers.
caravaggio31 2 years ago
I have heard of all of those bands. But i would say that it's generally a British movement. I don't really class Pink Floyd as a Progressive band. Have you heard of Van der graaf generator? Pawn hearts is their greatest album.
TheDensley7 2 years ago
obc, umm, med, ahm?
coreyagraph 2 years ago
Focus are Dutch, not German. You're knowledgeable aren't you?
TheDensley7 2 years ago
Que maravilla, que pureza sinceramente los mejores de la historia lo hay mas que hablar. Saludos todos los Pinkfloydianos
chisas1970 2 years ago
Most enjoyable thanks for posting
greenmantis 2 years ago
8:30 everyone looks soo stoned
or trippin hard
ienjoiplanb 2 years ago
i love the guitar intro part from the travel section
pishposh11 2 years ago
could someone tell me which effect pedal david used for breathe
it sounds totally amazing ...
Salvo811 2 years ago
it's a combination of pedals, but you can get a pretty damn close effect using an Electro Harmonix Small Stone pedal. I have one - and it sounds fantastic. Signal killer though.
shaggy816 2 years ago
WHOOOO!!! Did yall hear what the brotha said at 0:52!! Its ALL BLUES BABY!!! The lick was a MILES DAVIS lick... If U recognize...then this is not for U this is for the HATERS that HATE the FACT that PINK FLOYD is a SON of the BLUES which makes us all FAMILY no matter if UR WHITE OR BLACK...WE ARE FAMILY!! PEACE!!
zyruemusic 2 years ago 13
@zyruemusic One of the best comments I have EVER read. Nice.
codenameevan 1 year ago
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gdubh 1 year ago
@gdubh Obviously U R A HATER!!!....Which one R U? A clone or a drone?
zyruemusic 1 year ago
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gdubh 1 year ago
@gdubh Not shouting...emphasizing the point.... I C U R A DRONE...because if U were a clone U would have cussed me out by now...LMAO!!! PEACE!!
NorthFreshKoast1 1 year ago
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gdubh 1 year ago
@gdubh U must mean fish head soup and rice because it's mighty nice with a sprig of parsley?....Is that a fact or is that your opinion because the fact is American schools teach that capitals R well within the realm of language but I believe rules were made 2 B broken...SO I BRAKE THEM!!! FUCK RULES..those R 4 DRONES LMFAO!!!
NorthFreshKoast1 1 year ago
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gdubh 1 year ago
The live 1972 version "On The Run" is way better than the album one...
PanekPL 2 years ago
0:48 - Rick and his damn jazz chords. The reason I can't play "Breathe" right on the piano. :-P
NyeTunes 2 years ago 3
it took me 2 hours one saturday night to figure that one chord out, and that was with watching this video and trying to find his finger position, quite a smart fellow Rick was
hupbla87 2 years ago
Figure it out, it can't be too hard.
TheDensley7 2 years ago
'Echoes' --- their best track ever
Superpuwme 2 years ago 5
i dont know, i think Time, or The Trial
darthvaderyoda 2 years ago
Nonsense.
TheDensley7 2 years ago
Listening to Breath takes you to another dimension...
mulanovich 2 years ago
Yeah, and it works *without* weed. I'm tired of people saying you can only enjoy Floyd high... bullshit.
NyeTunes 2 years ago 6
Not "only" but trust me - there is no better music than Pink Floyd for LSD.
oskoret 2 years ago
I agree.
TheDensley7 2 years ago
never headr dickie wright play the joahana on his own, very nice
strabbs1 2 years ago
time has to have the best solo ever. it's so simple, but so incredible. david gilmour is a genius. they are all brilliant. rip rick
cooter83 2 years ago 5
Strongly agree, gives me the chills when i hear it
popo2kson 2 years ago
I totally agree. It is my favorite guitar solo. If I could play guitar just to play one thing, it would be that solo. David Gilmour is a god on guitar.
NeoGundamX 2 years ago 4
Lord, it must be great to be Alan Parsons. What a brilliant man.
SagansMoon 2 years ago 5
the solo Gilmour does at the end of this vid is the most epic guitar piece ive ever heard. i would like to hear the entire recording, if anyone knows if it exists.
deaglan1 2 years ago 2
It's just him replaying the solo for Time. Listen to it.
t3fr10 2 years ago 2
i understand that. im wondering about that individual recording. i want to know if he played more, or is that clip it.
deaglan1 2 years ago
i love 2 of my favorite albums of all time are linked
cradthemoontripper 2 years ago
huge respect to Miles Davis!! awesome
Nizzler1 2 years ago
Cool explanation by Wright of that rich chord progression. Giving some of the cred to Miles shows what a pro Rick was.
cooperzee 2 years ago 8
Patrick O'Brian wrote a wonderful series of novels set in the British Navy of the early 1800s, which convey what it was like to be at the cutting edge of technology in the last days of sailing vessels.
I'm getting a similar vibe here, regarding how the Floyd and their compadres used the recording studio in the pre-digital age. The comment about being able to tour the music before recording it, in the days before bootlegs made from hand-held recorders, is telling.
2233alan 2 years ago 2
How lucky are we that these four guys were/are such dedicated artists willing to toil at their vision and use new technology ( primitive by today's standards ) to achieve a fantastic signature sound. This new technology was hardly a shortcut or substitution for music, but an ingredient that required even more from them in terms of melding all the layers together cohesively with more traditional instruments of sound. God, I love them!
drgrl 2 years ago 3
I get goosebumps watching the parts where they explain how they developed different chordings, vocal parts and synth parts. I mean here they are, showing us how they created a timeless masterpiece of music. This album holds the record in the UK for the longest stay in the Top 40 for an album recorded by a group (211 weeks). It has the longest stay on the Billboard top 200 charts (741 weeks). That's right! The album actually charted for 14.25 years! Mind boggling.
skybluemarshall 2 years ago 3
This video was uploaded September 15, 2008. The same day in which Richard Wright died. Shine On.
elmanuele 2 years ago
1:49 Thats how God looks like. That man controls the Floyd. He must be God.
elmanuele 2 years ago
So God is an Alan Parsons - Project? "Lazer? "
michaeltgrace 2 years ago
how did they perform on the run live
pishposh11 2 years ago
its mostly tapes and loops.. so live theres not much to do but stand there and look cool.
well, i'm being unfair.. nick's doing highhat stuff, there's organ/moog parts for rick, I guess roger and dave just scratch scrpe and slide their guitars with a lot of phase or delay to make it sound wierd..
wierdly, every floyd cover group i've seen (about 8 or 10 different ones), just seems to press play on the cd player for 'On the Run'.. i hope floyd dont do that lol.
JeffBend 2 years ago
All the sequenced stuff i can't do live I have on a tape deck. It's all sync-d to a click so the drummer follows that.
But then again, I can only write singles. I can't do floyd heh.
michaeltgrace 2 years ago
lol i think it's hilarious the way rick says kind of blue
pishposh11 2 years ago
There's pro-shot footage of the Dark Side of The Moon right here. Now where is the rest of it? There are 2 songs from the Brighton Dome 1972 concerts available so where is the rest of the concert? I mean..it's only one of the top 5 recordings of all time so if there's video of them performing it from that era then why isn't it available?
Tommygun1028 2 years ago
I dunno...I'm still not convinced that footage is of them doing Dark Side Of The Moon. It's real easy to synch concert footage up to any piece of music you want. You can even make it seem like you've got someone singing something, if you're clever. The only bit that makes me think that this MIGHT be footage of them doing The Travelling Sequence is that bit of Rick doing the descending bit on the organ, except that what you're actually hearing sounds more like an electric piano.
Kohntarkosz 2 years ago
Believe me I know all about syncing....the next thing to find out is does Rick do the descending organ in Set the Controls or Careful? If he doesn't then there you go....there is more footage of this concert that exists.
Tommygun1028 2 years ago
I answered you over in our discussion at the Brighton Dome video footage None of the footage you see in the Making of DVD comes from Careful with that Axe or Set the Controls. It's all original footage. I believe the footage you see here of David is them doing Breath - why it's the album version synced? No idea but there are no closeups of David in Careful or Set the Controls. Also after viewing those songs you'll notice the Traveling footage you see here is not on any of those clips either
Tommygun1028 2 years ago
I want to know where i can get one of those synthi a sequencers for cheap
GibsonRocks12 2 years ago
do searches online some are chaep cause ther are not famouus
Obelisk2290 2 years ago
You're joking, right? You're not likely to get one of those for less than a couple thousand dollars.
Kohntarkosz 2 years ago
Nice to see the great Alan Parsons giving insight.
philster61 2 years ago 3
MAN ILOVE
BREATH
LuicfersLust666 2 years ago
i love it when dave put on the glasses
pishposh11 2 years ago 2
i wanna synth like that
u2forinterpol 2 years ago
I believe this is the best of the Abbey Road tapes about Dark Side, as each one of them tells how it was done in pre-bootlegging days where they went into the studio and rehearsed up.
PinkPrism008 2 years ago
know any good tunes from the sonata form?
WillMillion15 2 years ago
It's amazing how they wrote all this, it must have been so tempting to just write the standard 4/4 verse chorus bridge!
Myung13 2 years ago
R.I.P Rick,R.I.P Syd PF4LIFE!!
hankdatank09 2 years ago 2