So, you use a vinyl player for the song, but you use a digital camera to share it with the world :)...We hear f* nothing! Next time go for optical audio and 35mm reels to complete the quality/context cycle.
Syd Barrett was their best song writer. They were still great after him but his lyrics were good and who knows how much better they could have gotten. Time is one of my favorite songs but the words are as basic as you can get. This, of course, is just my opinion. :)
Pink Floyd were originally called The Tea Set but Barrett came up with the name The Pink Floyd Sound, after two Piedmont blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, names he'd seen on the notes of a Blind Boy Fuller album. "Sound" was dropped fairly quickly, but the "The" was still used regularly until 1970. David Gilmour is known to have referred to the group as "The Pink Floyd" as late as 1984.
@CockneyRebel1979 this song is about a young girl emily who used to hang out in a group called the Free School society along with the floyd and many other influential people today such as John Hopkins and Timothy Leary. she was about 15 and naive hence "Emily tries, but missunderstands..."
this song is about a young girl emily who used to hang out in a group called the Free School society along with the floyd and many other influential people today such as John Hopkins and Timothy Leary. she was about 15 and naive hence "Emily tries, but missunderstands..."
Listening to "bike" on vinyl seemed to add an extra dimension of sound, compared to the digital formats. I'm a fan and thats how I first heard it. Records are a finite medium, I wore out a few by simply playing them too much.
Not worth it almost all of Pink Floyds early stuff was shit underecorded underproduced (not in the good led zeppelin way) sounds like they recorded it in some dank basement through a wet burlap sack. Dark side of the Moon was there only good thing and by good i mean increadable probly one of the best put together albums ever.
Most of the time in the 60s stuff was recorded like that. In a make shift studio with a 4 track tape machine. So that is the main reason it sounds the way it does. But, then again some of the best records were like that. You are most likely use to listening to digital were the mid range is turned up in alot of digital remasters. Also, most single in the 60s were in mono which add more of a punch, but can give the recording a lack of seperation and may make the single sound bassy and muddy.
Good ear. It is sped up slightly for later releases as for as I can hear. And yep, that is mono. Most single in the 60s were in mono. Even versions that use to be in stereo for the LP and there noticable differences. In the US, alot of engineers combines the 2 track to make a mono version. Not all though as you can hear to different mixes for Love's Da Capo. However, in the UK, engineers usually made to different mixes. I'm not saying US engineers were lazy, it was more about rush release here.
That's way to much. I got a early EMI LP with all their singles from the 60s for only $40. $400 is not worth one song to me. I think EMI should rerelease all their early singles and LPs on vinyl again.
It's true that they released a couple of things on vinyl and I actually got Piper from a 90s press about 12 years ago. And it's in mono, too!!! But, some of those records are hard to find. I got them all except The Division Bell. But still, it would be so nice. hahaha A little Pink Floyd joke.
it's a great single. EBAY UK has the single without the pictures sleeve listed in some guys store. This guy wants way to much, it should be around $60 - $80us..
Only 45 I have is one from The Clash --went crazy 20yrs ago and sold record collection and threw away all my photo collection----"oh well ,its all a learning thing" ;) , love your music post on Y/T.
The Tower Record version of See Emily Play has more reverb then the UK version or at least the version on Relic. This version sounds way different than any other version ever released even today on CD.
Yes it does for sure. I just got the Piper at the Gates of Dawn album on Tower, and the version of See Emily Play has even more reverb that the mix shown here. Check out the video I posted if you want!
I got my copy in 1997 and noticed right away that there was a different. It's funny because I didn't really remember until I heard this because my copy has been in my parents attic for the last 9 years (I've been traveling), so I kind of made that comment thinking I knew what I was talking about. Now that I've heard you copy I remember. I actually like the Tower version better with the reverb because it gives it more of a spacy, psychedelic sound you don't get from any other version.
45's! WOW, does that bring back the memories!!! Still have a few lying around (my favorite one is my Wings Girls School/Mull of Kintyre picture sleeved). You have some awesome ones!! Thanks for posting.
very well done.. a special era ...
SLACKER614 1 day ago
MUY BUENA LA CANCIÓN Y RECUERDA Á LOS HIPPIES QUE CONSUMÍAN DROGAS COMO LA MARIHUANA, EL LSD
1987AREVALO 1 week ago
Syd had a Gerrard, it is the one in the Madcaps photos that Mick Rock took. Fine turntable.
darkglobe111 3 weeks ago
My favorite early Floyd song.
Cheessa 1 month ago
in a fight "Emily" VS "Lucy" (in the sky with diamonds)
wins Emily for KO.
progreadicto 1 month ago
i know an emily and she is such an 'emily'!
jaddajn1 1 month ago
Thanks for the cool video!!
Klaudia03 1 month ago
pinche mamon presumido
glerkkkkk 1 month ago
I was named after this amazing song :)
PunkyPink85 2 months ago 2
@PunkyPink85 So was I :)
codewebgirl 1 month ago
thorens turntables are pretty good too
briane223 2 months ago
So, you use a vinyl player for the song, but you use a digital camera to share it with the world :)...We hear f* nothing! Next time go for optical audio and 35mm reels to complete the quality/context cycle.
modvalsen 2 months ago
@ thedrummersden Don't forget the Architectural Abdabs.
jimijakjones99 2 months ago
Syd Barrett was their best song writer. They were still great after him but his lyrics were good and who knows how much better they could have gotten. Time is one of my favorite songs but the words are as basic as you can get. This, of course, is just my opinion. :)
a850752 2 months ago
@a850752 For sure...shame he ended up going crazy and having to leave the band :(
NYChica23 2 months ago
Thank you for the memory trip!
bagorush 2 months ago
nice vid..
pongelaar 2 months ago
Nice
puckering1 3 months ago
Pink Floyd were originally called The Tea Set but Barrett came up with the name The Pink Floyd Sound, after two Piedmont blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, names he'd seen on the notes of a Blind Boy Fuller album. "Sound" was dropped fairly quickly, but the "The" was still used regularly until 1970. David Gilmour is known to have referred to the group as "The Pink Floyd" as late as 1984.
thedrummersden 3 months ago
What the heck is THE Pink Floyd?
Deathwish874 3 months ago
@Deathwish874 they dropped the "The" after a while but that was their original name
schafey562 3 months ago
timeless CLASSIS trips me out to this day, its get just the perfect proportion of groovy psychedelics in it
vonshtoyven 4 months ago
The London club scene circa 1966 - 1967.
mickeymousebiker1 4 months ago
My name is Emily (': This song is Me to a T.
Emilythestrangeeee 4 months ago
@Emilythestrangeeee, are you often inclined to borrow somebody's dreams til tomorrow? ;-)
DIEversity301 4 months ago
@Emilythestrangeeee Try again, and understand this time.
tiwi766 3 months ago
Timeless...and the vinyl has a warmer sound than the cd...thank you.
jpd66 4 months ago
i LOVE syd's zippo thing at the beginning <3 rip syd
AngieAcidic 4 months ago
The Barrett era of PF has a style similar to the early Beatles style
zmoddo 5 months ago
my name is emily :) thins is my song. my dad used to always play it for me as a kid
liberalsforliberty 5 months ago
I sang this song to my feral dog Emily to tame her.. It worked
BenjaminOttoIV 5 months ago
THE pink floyd? hahaa.
FCastillo000 5 months ago
man i love lp's so unique real sound and feel...great floyd tune klassik!!!!!
fluffydolly 6 months ago
spinnyspinnyspinnyspinny...
amickrocker 6 months ago
This video is sexy and obscene.
I love your ring, baby.
:D
Refrescospepito 6 months ago
Even before Dark Side they were great. Yes, there were 412 before me.
PinkFloydFan413 6 months ago
I feel like we are about to make out...how seductively you placed the record on.
:)
boyinblack80 6 months ago
That song spent one week on the Billboard chart... at position #134. No joke.
bagnumberthree 7 months ago
this song was inspired by an intense lsd trip :)
xXdelirious24Xx 8 months ago
im named after this lovely song
mmblondy627 9 months ago
@mmblondy627 me too
TheMalkavianPotato 6 months ago
its not slowed down the tower mix was different.
acrata4ever 10 months ago
the?
leatherfaze03 11 months ago
so cool.
charadeyouareha 1 year ago
Syd's Floyd was and will always be the REAL Floyd
MrMandingus 1 year ago
This is better quality than all the See Emily Play's i've watched today on Youtube
Metallicat8888 1 year ago
thats a very rare single
kingsergio128 1 year ago
Nice record and with picture sleeve. Have the British cut.
NcicHit 1 year ago
Vintage 60's music
funfunfuntheautobahn 1 year ago
bYALL MEANS PLEASE UPLOAD YOUR STUFF!!!!
tim22ism 1 year ago
Your channel is so great!!!! I got cut off by the U-Tube Police trying to forward the great music you have posted. Thankx for the GREAT Vibes!!!!
CaptRaven54 1 year ago
how can anybody compare Piper at the Gates of Dawn to Dark Side of the Moon? The band changed as did recording tech.
camprobber61 1 year ago
What kind of turntable is that?
EliRod003 2 years ago 2
some cheap Technics turntable
VinylPiper 2 years ago 2
at least it works. cheap ones are more tactile.
konnichiwaneku 2 years ago
@VinylPiper you need a good pioneer or marantz for that great vinyl
ricktherezman 1 year ago
@VinylPiper What was this particular song about? Any idea, please? :/
CockneyRebel1979 7 months ago
@CockneyRebel1979 this song is about a young girl emily who used to hang out in a group called the Free School society along with the floyd and many other influential people today such as John Hopkins and Timothy Leary. she was about 15 and naive hence "Emily tries, but missunderstands..."
joeycushman 6 months ago
this song is about a young girl emily who used to hang out in a group called the Free School society along with the floyd and many other influential people today such as John Hopkins and Timothy Leary. she was about 15 and naive hence "Emily tries, but missunderstands..."
joeycushman 6 months ago
shawnwell420 you really shouldnt play that awsome record and use some useless cd or something its breaking my heart and phyically painful!
shawnwell420 3 months ago
@shawnwell420 Not playing them is even worse... The needle actually cleans dirt and stuff from the grooves and keeps it sounding propper.
dragontooth81 2 months ago
@VinylPiper I think I have the same one. It actually works fine.
97nachotv 17 hours ago
@EliRod003
It was made by Garrards
I used to work with about a 100 woman and it was my job to check to see if they worked,
the turntables that is not the woman.
Catherineone 4 weeks ago
Wicked cool.
VinylKid3000 2 years ago
sounds like spinal tap the early years.
zomett 2 years ago
thanks, this is the best sounding version that i've heard
polvotone 2 years ago
Listening to "bike" on vinyl seemed to add an extra dimension of sound, compared to the digital formats. I'm a fan and thats how I first heard it. Records are a finite medium, I wore out a few by simply playing them too much.
stx377 2 years ago
Not worth it almost all of Pink Floyds early stuff was shit underecorded underproduced (not in the good led zeppelin way) sounds like they recorded it in some dank basement through a wet burlap sack. Dark side of the Moon was there only good thing and by good i mean increadable probly one of the best put together albums ever.
ClaptonsGod 2 years ago
Most of the time in the 60s stuff was recorded like that. In a make shift studio with a 4 track tape machine. So that is the main reason it sounds the way it does. But, then again some of the best records were like that. You are most likely use to listening to digital were the mid range is turned up in alot of digital remasters. Also, most single in the 60s were in mono which add more of a punch, but can give the recording a lack of seperation and may make the single sound bassy and muddy.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
you have nice hands :)
underpuka 2 years ago
and $900 is just ridiculous!
pesmith8768 2 years ago
I think it is mono, and then sped up a bit on the EMI version that appears on Relics and the Early Singles. Sounds like the same take though.
pesmith8768 2 years ago
Good ear. It is sped up slightly for later releases as for as I can hear. And yep, that is mono. Most single in the 60s were in mono. Even versions that use to be in stereo for the LP and there noticable differences. In the US, alot of engineers combines the 2 track to make a mono version. Not all though as you can hear to different mixes for Love's Da Capo. However, in the UK, engineers usually made to different mixes. I'm not saying US engineers were lazy, it was more about rush release here.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
Apples and Oranges went for like $329.99 on ebay. That's insane!
KoolSpeed 2 years ago
That's way to much. I got a early EMI LP with all their singles from the 60s for only $40. $400 is not worth one song to me. I think EMI should rerelease all their early singles and LPs on vinyl again.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
i believe that EMI should do that too, good thinking!
KoolSpeed 2 years ago
It's true that they released a couple of things on vinyl and I actually got Piper from a 90s press about 12 years ago. And it's in mono, too!!! But, some of those records are hard to find. I got them all except The Division Bell. But still, it would be so nice. hahaha A little Pink Floyd joke.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
@fatcatbuzz yes, i have one of those.it has a sticker in the middle right?are those kinda rare now?
dimebagdave77 1 year ago
Pink Floyd is genius!
modifproductions 2 years ago
This song's on the Echo's CD that my son gave to me.Went to the Division Bell Concert in Vancover @ the BC Place on 6-24-94.
Lolyf55 2 years ago
it's a great single. EBAY UK has the single without the pictures sleeve listed in some guys store. This guy wants way to much, it should be around $60 - $80us..
VinylPiper 2 years ago
Wow. I love this song. Great bass and great lyrics. I would LOVE to have a copy of this on vinyl!
RickenbackerBeatles 2 years ago
yes, I love this single.. not as rare as the Arnold Layne single I have up here.. that took me awhile to find.
VinylPiper 2 years ago
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@VinylPiper its not slowed down the tower mix was different
acrata4ever 10 months ago
Unreal.
Last one of these I saw on Ebay went for around $900.
Hamptonio 2 years ago
SeeeeEeeEeeee Emily play........it repeated many times in my mind .........
catlamk 2 years ago
Nice song, but I hate video-hands.
phadde 2 years ago
I love this song by the Pink Floyd. David DeSain
daviddesain 2 years ago
A friend who was a dj at wfdu said that had a white label copy like that ,it must be worth $600.
spacepatrolman 2 years ago
Have this picture sleeve..didnt know it was so rare
Jim
captainsoul1953 2 years ago
WOW im jealous . amazing vinyl
MFJVIDEO 2 years ago
Only 45 I have is one from The Clash --went crazy 20yrs ago and sold record collection and threw away all my photo collection----"oh well ,its all a learning thing" ;) , love your music post on Y/T.
TheRealInvaderZim 3 years ago
This song deserves 6 stars.
afrokid12 3 years ago 19
Killer Home video!! 10 stars!!!
peejaa 3 years ago
SOUNDS AWSOME IN VINYLL!
cocapaneltv 3 years ago
One of my favorite Floyd songs. Also, isn't this slowed down a bit?
MBpictures 3 years ago 3
I'm not sure if it's slowed down.. it sounds right to me.. I haven't heard a cd version of the song in a long time.. all my mp3's are from vinyl.
VinylPiper 3 years ago
The Tower Record version of See Emily Play has more reverb then the UK version or at least the version on Relic. This version sounds way different than any other version ever released even today on CD.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
Yes it does for sure. I just got the Piper at the Gates of Dawn album on Tower, and the version of See Emily Play has even more reverb that the mix shown here. Check out the video I posted if you want!
jd11193 2 years ago
I got my copy in 1997 and noticed right away that there was a different. It's funny because I didn't really remember until I heard this because my copy has been in my parents attic for the last 9 years (I've been traveling), so I kind of made that comment thinking I knew what I was talking about. Now that I've heard you copy I remember. I actually like the Tower version better with the reverb because it gives it more of a spacy, psychedelic sound you don't get from any other version.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
No, it's at the right speed. My guitar is in tune and I was able to play along with the track.
fatcatbuzz 2 years ago
@MBpictures This is the right speed. The other Youtube versions have a slightly sped up version, it seems.
bertonglacy 3 months ago
45's! WOW, does that bring back the memories!!! Still have a few lying around (my favorite one is my Wings Girls School/Mull of Kintyre picture sleeved). You have some awesome ones!! Thanks for posting.
kyokogodai 3 years ago
The drumming seems different on the vinyl version. It's like hearing the song for the first time again.
LePoof 3 years ago 2
seeeeeeeeeeee emily play
far14s 3 years ago 9
A masterpiece!
magusmagic 3 years ago 3
brilliant
squeakmillward 3 years ago
You must've paid a bit for that one!
johnsposato 4 years ago
great! i'd love to see that vinyl collection!
LxNprod 4 years ago
I really like this picture sleeve. Very hard to come by.
VinylPiper 4 years ago
great song! can't go wrong with syd ^^.
lmull3 4 years ago 3