Happy Syd Barrett Day!
https://youtube.com/shorts/MuM3txhZhCk?si=14IcGDUEQsQQqbPb
Wish You Were Here at 50
https://www.youtube.com/live/damMo9dhZS8?si=vSFZiEmwar9fspTR
Pink Floyd - The Thin Ice
(The Wall, Live Tour 1980-81)
https://youtu.be/cjbQoBIZTYA?si=ItMpq37kx5zOzcu2&t=252
Pink Floyd - Poles Apart
(Live in Paris 1994, remix by Alessandro)
Gilmour + Wright - Breakthrough
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=PzTW9Wdl1P8
This is actually a song originally written and recorded by Richard, but they played it live as part of a Gilmour show.
This video is notable for reuniting Gilmour, Wright, and Michael Kamen, three of the key musicians in The Wall. Adding to them Dick Parry, their longtime collaborator, session and touring musician who recorded saxophone parts in The Dark Side of the Moon, and various other #PinkFloyd albums.
Of course this was true as of 1971
But let's hope it's not just luck and strange
A one-off peaceful golden age
That's a dark thought in the dark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3nTuD7GHaA
Live at the Circus Maximus
“On that occasion, he wasn’t even using fuzz. He just must have had a Marshall amp in there ready for him. A lot of players back then — Eric and Jeff and people — were figuring out ways of driving amps to get that sustain and distortion. But what Jimi was doing was just on another level. The sound, the control, the sheer presence — myself, and the entire place, were left with our jaws hanging open.”
Here exactly.
South Kesington Club, sometime around 1967. Highest density rock in history of music.
All the Beatles, all the Stones, Pink Floyd, gathered to see Jimi Hendrix before he became popular.
Jack White and Brendan Benson - Fearless
Pink Floyd cover
Detroit, 2019-07-19
"Does art come through the process of struggling?"
wonders David Gilmour, as he reminisces of the old hard-working ways and days of The Wall.
https://youtube.com/shorts/AbozwN4jNnc
#music #nowplaying #PinkFloyd #TheWall
WISH YOU WERE HERE
Pink Floyd - Machine Song - Demo #2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY3rPlOsATc
50 years!
Beato interviews Gilmour (again).
Syd Barrett – Opel – Let's split
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKuSAQbeuMM
Studio 2 - EMI Studios
Abbey Road, London NW8
"I don't really haven't got a title"
There is more Floyd in store.
New Beato interview with David!
Did you know that Gilmour played drums on 'Dominoes'?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0_cDHNPwVs
John Lydon likes The Dark Side of the Moon, although he doesn't think it qualifies as rock'n'roll (it's not!). He also thinks the early Syd Barret Floyd was closer to rock'n'roll (also correct). It's Bob Geldof's self-seriousness he can't stomach (definitely right!).
https://youtube.com/shorts/06vdHhygtuM?feature=shared