Echoes, Part 1 - Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii (1974 theatrical version) - 4K Remastered 

Guys, today it's been a year since I created the channel, and to celebrate I'm releasing a new version of Live at Pompeii, which is the 1974 theatrical version distributed to the American market. This new source was streamed on the ITsART website a few months ago, a one-off, for European viewers only, along with a documentary about the 50th anniversary of the recording sessions, featuring director Adrian Maben. Those who managed to record used a screen recording method and, as it was a live broadcast, there were some quality drops during the broadcast. In short, the quality isn't perfect (you may notice those quality drops and a blend/ghost motion effect) but it's the best source available so far for this epic movie. I had to split the movie track by track, as the entire movie has a worldwide copyright block, similar to what happens with The Wall movie. Use the playlist and I hope you like it. Thanks to everyone who supported the channel throughout this year, especially to the Patreon supporters. Enjoy! PinkFloyd4K Live at Pompeii (1974 theatrical version) full playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLyGHs2yXwu1S_JEOpW3vlFeXFla449SLs

I dare to say this is Pink Floyd's most epic performance (and one of the world's greatest too)

Dave and Rick playing and singing together are the magic !

2024, and What the world needs now is more Pink Floyd! You are the unity. Music brings humanity together!

These guys are frigging awesome. Seen this movie in the 70's when i was a young teen and still haunts me today. Captivating phenomenal artists..

Pink Floyd is an integral part of me, shine on.

when your concert is so epic that only ancient souls can witness it

I'm 60 years old and haven't done acid in over 30 years. This Echoes masterpiece makes me reconsider WeatherTech acid again

Pink Floyd + Pompeii = Automatic historical masterpiece of our time!

5:52 - the iconic finger-smashing guitar solo

Watching live at Pompeii on acid is a life changing experience!

I LOVE Pink Floyd! 🙂

Best Floyd song ever!

Mira como le hace el amor a la guitarra, es epico

Este es el verdadero audio original y en muy buena definición es el mismo del documental de esos años.... muchas gracias por subirlo se disfruta mejor este tema créanme.....

Um vídeo desse não merece propaganda do RU-vid 😢

This is fantastic. They re-did the original version in 4K and not the crappy “director’s cut.” I had no idea. I guess I will have to buy this because my DVD does not have this clarity and the original cut is buried in the menu. Thanks for posting!

amazing work! what an experience wow!

Im 26 yrs old and this tops Tame Impala by millions

I listen to Pink floyd all the time, but when I dose,I hear them!!!!!

THANK YOU MY FRIEND!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!

…and its running at the correct speed! THANKYOU! the majority of versions out there are running 3% too fast. "Echoes" is not in the key of D

Everytime I hear this, i feel like the song turns into a entity and it’s hugging me

This is awesome thank you.

Golden childhood memories fans 🎉❤🎉 never stop believe in, never give up spreading good vibes of a kind & love PINK inspirations..visit Pompeii for the occasion.. we never learn to live in good harmony with the environment, any time could happen another tragedy of a violent vulcanic eruption😢😢😢

was in that very spot in '78...just missed them....lol

when david comes in with the guitar around 23 minutes, ugh it’s beautiful

There’s just no words

Memorables. Gracias Pink Floyd.

Pink Floyd leggendari in questa loro performance esoterica in una locations Pompei che emana una grande energia elementare e vibrazione geomagnetica rimasta imprigionata in quel sito nonostante il passare dei secoli che ricordano la sua immane tragedia dovuta al eruzione del Vesuvio.

Pure brilliance

Thank you for the video!

Imagine being a 12 years old boy "stole" this VHS to a friend's older brother... insert in a videorecorder in 1998 and... Booooooooommm Your Mind Explode And your life will be never the same again Love Pink Floyd Then, Now, 4 Ever.

Wow, what an amazing quality! Thank you! Greatest Pink Floyd😈

I looooooovee It !!!

Sensational group.

Fuck! But Floyd were one great band, weren't they?

Momento apicale della musica moderna. Il punto piu alto raggiunto dai Floyd, senza dubbio.

Echoes is definitely ny favorite Floyd's song

I remember when i was a teenager and my dad used to play pink floyd, frank zappa, miles davis etc in our car journeys and it was too "dense" to me. Now i know he was right.

La canzone più bella del secolo

Sometimes echoes travel farther than one would imagine

i can’t stop listening to this song. Maybe the name echoes isn’t only a name

Perfección Pink Floyd 😎☝️

Ads right in the middle, cool

É viagem!.

O maior do mundo ❤️🇧🇷❤️

obrigado deus por isso

This is brilliant

Jajajaja gracias a la vida por permitirme escuchar esta canción cuerdo una vez más jajajaja

TOPÍSSIMOOOOOO!!!

It's sad what London has become.

WEM SPEAKERS oh My God Hyper HIGH QUALITY

very few drummers could do what Nick did in this act btw

Quite interesting that so many people in the video are wearing pants, but no shirt. While the original inhabitants of Pompeii would have been wearing tunics, but definitly no pants.

It took me 10 minutes and 45 seconds to be convinced roger was even in this

One of my first trips on weed was with this version

Ho entrambi dvd ancora mai visti x ovviotivi made in pompei ed in venice una figata di musica maximus

There were no drones in early 70”s, so how did they pan in from above?

All I can think is how much that riff at 5:25 sounds like Phantom of the opera. The musical, not the Iron Maiden song.

Ok, this is live but here's this part (starting from 2:51) where Richard is at the Lesley piano, but you can hear an organ as well. At 2:56 when he stops playing piano and walks to his organ, it is very audible: Hammond organ following the chords. What's with this? Was this part overdubbed later or was it a tape machine running along? How could they have synced that tape playback with their playing? We're talking fairly primitive pre-click track times here (there's hardly any decent monitoring.) Any thoughts?

Espacial pink floyd...acidos

wow

MELODIES

Can you put The show At Earls Court 1980 ?

I always think about how they powered everything when I watch this. Did this place have enough power or did they have to run generators far away?

Footage of pink floyd actually being a good band /joking

Am I right that I see only 5 microphones on the drumset?

I was there

To my bŕother.

I have the older version of this, where in heaven did you find this remastered version

O RU-vid desesperado me mandando conteúdo, só porque estou zerando os vídeos. Mas faltou o famoso soltinho do Come as You Are ou até msm a introdução do Game Of Thrones 😅

It was a dark and stormy night in London. The rain beat down on the roof of the studio, and the wind howled through the trees. Inside, David Gilmour and Roger Waters were working on their latest album. They had been working together for hours, and they were both tired. But they were also excited. They knew that they were creating something special. Suddenly, there was a power outage. The studio was plunged into darkness. "What the hell?" Gilmour said. "I don't know," Waters said. "But I'm sure it's nothing to worry about." They sat in silence for a few minutes, listening to the storm outside. Then, Gilmour spoke. "Roger," he said. "I need to tell you something." "What is it?" Waters asked. "I'm in love with you," Gilmour said. Waters was silent for a moment. Then, he said, "I'm in love with you too." They leaned in and kissed. It was a long, passionate kiss. When they finally pulled away, they looked into each other's eyes. "I've never felt this way about anyone before," Gilmour said. "Me neither," Waters said. They kissed again. This time, it was even more passionate than before. They knew that they had found something special. Something that they would never forget. The power came back on, and they went back to work on their album. But they knew that their lives would never be the same. They had found love. David Gilmour and Roger Waters continued to work on their album, but things were different now. They were more than just bandmates, they were lovers. They kept their relationship a secret, afraid of how it would be received by their fans and the music industry. One day, they were working in the studio when they heard a knock at the door. They opened it to find a man standing there. "Can I help you?" Gilmour asked. "I'm looking for Roger Waters," the man said. "I'm Roger Waters," Waters said. "I'm from Rolling Stone magazine," the man said. "I'm here to do a story on you and your band." Gilmour and Waters looked at each other. They knew that they had to tell the truth, but they were afraid of how the story would be written. "We're in love," Gilmour said. The man's eyes widened. "You're gay?" he asked. "Yes," Waters said. The man took a step back. "I don't know what to say," he said. "We understand," Gilmour said. "It's a lot to take in." The man nodded. "I'll need some time to process this," he said. "I'll be back in touch." The man left, and Gilmour and Waters were left alone. They looked at each other, and they knew that they had done the right thing. They were in love, and they were going to be together, no matter what anyone else thought. The Rolling Stone reporter did come back in touch, and he wrote a story about David Gilmour and Roger Waters' relationship. The story was well-received, and it helped to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues in the music industry. Gilmour and Waters were happy that they had come out, and they continued to be together for many years. They were an inspiration to many people, and they showed that it is possible to be successful and in love, regardless of your sexual orientation. One day, they were approached by a young man who told them that he had been inspired by their story. He said that he had been struggling with his own sexuality, but that their story had given him the courage to come out to his family and friends. Gilmour and Waters were touched by the young man's story, and they were glad that they had been able to help him. They told him that they were proud of him, and that they hoped that he would continue to live his life with love and happiness. The young man thanked them, and he said that he would never forget their kindness. He then left, and Gilmour and Waters watched him go. They smiled at each other, and they knew that they had made a difference in the world. Gilmour and Waters continued to be together for many years, and they remained an inspiration to many people. They showed the world that it is possible to be successful and in love, regardless of your sexual orientation.

Dammmmm, David’s Lips………

putting an ad before the guitar solo is a crime against humanity

not gonna lie, when i visited Pompeii and finally got to the stadium where they did this, I was of course amazed to be in a place that people had built ~2000 years previous but I was just as jazzed to stand right where Floyd performed this. mind blowing on both fronts.

Every time I listen to this masterpiece it hit different

Rick and David, when I'm stoned, this duo's voices make me feel like two angels came to save my soul

Normally my drive to work takes about 15 minutes. When I listen to this song it takes 23.

May be their personalities never quite meshed but musically they so perfectly compliment each other. Just see how superbly Waters and Mason work together.

9:24 i've been playing guitar for like 10 years but i haven't realize how much a powerful instrument it truly is until I saw that part, damn! these waves of distorsion emerging from the wall of amps, reverberating through the empty ruines are just... majestic.

In 2015 I visited a Live in Pompeii exhibition organised by a couple of Italians in the town centre. I had a chat with one of them and he told me the story of when he and a couple of friends skipped school in 1971 and snuck into the amphitheatre during filming. If you look closely at the top left window at 9:26 and again at 9:53, you can see a couple of heads moving around and peeking out. Apparently the film crew were completely unaware anyone was watching.

Never quite understood why Echoes, not so much Meddle the album but the cut, wasn't and isn't better known. Certainly at over 22 minutes it presented a bit of challenge to most radio station formats. But Echoes imo is the blue print of the Pink Floyd sound that ensued. A haunting yet harmonious poem set against a gentle background of David’s economy of guitar notes and Richard’s keyboard melody. At just the precise moment Roger and Nick tie it all together the way a florist uses baby’s breath in producing her bouquet of flowers

This is the greatest thing humans have ever done

If you come across this, please send your prayers and positive energy. I’ve been battling health issues for years.

Some folks I know who are bit younger than me are jealous that I was born in 1973 so was at the right age to see bands like Soundgarden, Faith No More, Nirvana, Jane's Addiction, Nine Inch Nails to name a few when they were at their peak in the late 80's to early 90s. It was a great time to be that age in that period, but sometimes I wish I could have been that age to see the likes of Floyd, Hendrix, Sabbath and Zeppelin and many more classic bands and artists like them during that late 60's to early 70's era. They will always be the greats!

this is probably my most favourite song by Pink Floyd I could be having the worst day ever and I'll listen to this and all of a sudden it feels like I'm floating

This is one of the best on location musical pieces ever recorded.

Imagine being one of the sound-tech or camera guys. You just had the opportunity to witness this live, the Floyd before they became THE Floyd, just for you.

This is absolutely the best driving late at night cross country music ever.

A magical indescribable dream so many nights so many days so many years echoes Poem written by poets there is no mind there is no musician who can pass up this masterpiece you can't you shouldn't why would you miss something natural by flyd thank you David Roger Richard and Nick

for me the moment he picks up the stick after losing the other one, and keeps on going

Sûrement le meilleur morceau du groupe! 53ans et pas une ride. Quand j'étais adolescent, je passais régulièrement dans l'auditorium d'un grand magasin. Un jour, c'était Echoes qui était sur la platine. Les hauts parleurs étaient visibles et j'étais épaté par la qualité du son, les gros boomers qui bougeaient...Quand ma femme était enceinte de notre fils, j'ai fait écouter ce morceau au bébé en mettant un casque sur son ventre...ca l'a calmé!

Echoes will always remain my favorite Pink Floyd tune. I love so many others, but this masterpiece strikes something deep within me - especially live.

Watching this in high quality gives it another energy. Feels like i'm watching for the first time. Thanks so much for uploading this!

To be able to play in a place where for centuries peoples of different times sat on those steps, it just blows my mind.

the band it's just fantastic!

Everyday l listen to this masterpiece band ,, The best of the world

I wanted to maybe once bring my ex-girlfriend now to pompeii so we could visit this place and listen to echoes together. We broke up and i still think about her everyday and have been for 7 months. I really took her on a deep dive into pink floyd and miss her badly :/

un capolavoro che piu lo senti e piu diventa onirico portandoti dentro di se facendoti toccare il cielo con un dito poesia celestiale puro quando lo sento io vedo la luce.......