FIRST REACTION: Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn

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Astronomy Domine (1:39)
⭐️Lucifer Sam (5:20)
Matilda Mother (8:37)
Flaming (11:57)
Pow R. Toc H. (15:25)
Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk (18:11)
Interstellar Overdrive (22:16)
The Gnome (28:31)
Chapter 24 (31:19)
The Scarecrow (35:26)
Bike (38:49)
Favorite Tracks: Astronomy Domine, Lucifer Sam, Matilda Mother, Flaming, Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk, Interstellar Overdrive, Chapter 24, Bike???
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@lifeofdariius Месяц назад

I WASN'T READY😮.... Astronomy Domine (1:39) Lucifer Sam (5:20) Matilda Mother (8:37) Flaming (11:57) Pow R. Toc H. (15:25) Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk (18:11) Interstellar Overdrive (22:16) The Gnome (28:31) Chapter 24 (31:19) The Scarecrow (35:26) Bike (38:49) Uncut Reaction: patreon.com/dariusdevon Like, Comment & Subscribe✅

@hgfed27 Месяц назад

Hey man I've been following your channel and I've enjoyed seeing your reactions to discovering all this great work. I'm relatively young like you and I've been obsessed with music from this era my entire life. If you care to check them out, I have some suggestions of what I think are the essentials from this time period. I figure you're going to need a library of content to draw from so you can keep this up for a long while. I look forward to seeing you dig even deeper into some of the greatest music ever made. Here is my list of "must-listen" albums from the 60's and early 70's (I'll keep it to one album per artist and exclude ones I know you've listened to): In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson The Velvet Underground & Nico - The Velvet Underground The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - David Bowie Paranoid - Black Sabbath The Doors - The Doors Close to the Edge - Yes Are You Experienced - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Who's Next - The Who Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones A Night at the Opera - Queen Fun House - The Stooges Forever Changes - Love Odessey and Oracle - The Zombies The Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks Cosmo's Factory - Creedence Clearwater Revival After the Gold Rush - Neil Young Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen You were probably going to listen to these anyway: Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles Some others: What's Going On - Marvin Gaye (soul album but fantastic and as conceptually brilliant as many of these rock albums) Pink Moon - Nick Drake (a little bit of a more mellow singer-songwriter album but one of the best of it's time) If you want to hear some of the most killer live concerts ever put to tape you need to check out: Live at Leeds - The Who Made in Japan - Deep Purple Live and Dangerous - Thin Lizzy Concert movies you'll obviously fucking love: The Song Remains the Same - Led Zeppelin Live at Pompeii - Pink Floyd Basically any clips of The Who or Jimi Hendrix playing live That turned out longer than I thought it would be. Sorry for the book.

@EricAitala Месяц назад

No one is....

@karlosed Месяц назад

I'm happy you did this, I enjoyed it so much, thanks. I think that now you´re ready to listen to the singles (See Emily Play, Arnold Layne, Scream Thy Last Scream, Vegetable Man, Apples and Oranges), and of course Barrett's solo albums: "The Madcap Laughs", "Barrett", and of course "Opel". Cheers.

@glennbrock6560 Месяц назад

hard to be ready for this...the good news is they were very experimental so there will be huge changes coming in subsequent albums.

@theslowcyclegirl3290 Месяц назад

PLEASE DO THE FIRST VELVET UNDERGROUND ALBUM 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@seanwade8188 Месяц назад

First smile sessions, then piper. We’re in late ‘60s mental breakdown season fr

@mrmrfahrenheit9127 Месяц назад

We gotta make him react to the Velvet Underground next lmao

@seanwade8188 Месяц назад

@@mrmrfahrenheit9127 ah man velvet underground is a great idea

@peterzimmer9549 Месяц назад

We have to introduce him to real LSD from the 60’s.

@brianmcneill1972 Месяц назад

@@mrmrfahrenheit9127 Sister Ray at Full Volume!

@JC20XX Месяц назад

@@mrmrfahrenheit9127PLS

@A_sentient_flamethrower Месяц назад

There are always two types of Floyd fans, those who hate bike and those who feel it is their best song

@rickb.4168 Месяц назад

Bike is the first Floyd I learned the lyrics to. Without hearing it. 😂

@christopherbiggers7811 Месяц назад

Their early experimental music was their best work until the 'Pulse' performance

@damienhenning541 Месяц назад

I guess I'm the third type. I like the track, but it's not my favorite Floyd...

@glennbrock6560 Месяц назад

@@damienhenning541 I like Bike alot, my fave off this album, also like Lucifer Sam

@damienhenning541 Месяц назад

@@glennbrock6560 They're both great, but my favorite from this album is "Flaming"🔥

@Bururaian Месяц назад

"No lyrics... NINE MINUTES??" welcome to the world of psychedelic rock

@keithmills862 Месяц назад

In case you haven't figured it by now, Pink Floyd is a "sound effects" kinda band. Back when they started, no one was doing that.

@HawkeClan69 Месяц назад

Mans going to lose his mind at David Bowies tonal whiplash in his albums. It's like a new genre every 1-3 albums

@danielceo4694 Месяц назад

Would you believe Pink Floyd made this album just down the hallway in Abbey Road Studios at the same time The Beatles were making Sgt. Pepper? In fact, the guys in Floyd visited the Fab Four one day as they were finishing up Pepper. It's great that you've reacted to these two groups amazing albums! This was when rock-'n'-roll was transformed into Rock music. In my opinion, the great psychedelic albums of the year 1967 were Sgt. Pepper, Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, Are You Experienced (Jimi Hendrix), The Doors, Disraeli Gears (Cream) and The Who Sell Out (The Who)!

@Kpanshtein Месяц назад

And Country Joe and the fish - "Electric music for the mind and body"

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

Seriously, check out Love “Forever Changes” as well. It deserves to be mentioned in the best of 67 for real!

@doscwolny2221 Месяц назад

@@stevebeye1585agreed

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

@@doscwolny2221 I’d go a step further, and I’d throw down, that Forever Changes, might be top 3 for me.

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

@@doscwolny2221 I meant it’s in my top 5

@dbhllproductions6544 Месяц назад

Gotta love it when you’re already watching a Darius video and you get a notif for a new one

@TheFoolInTheWall Месяц назад

Bro please do their whole discography 😭 they got some crazy songs in the early albums.

@yesi2117 Месяц назад

Don’t listen to Ummagumma, it has got A lot of Crazy songs (litterally)

@TheFoolInTheWall Месяц назад

@@yesi2117 shhhh I gotta see his reaction to several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a pick.

@chriscarmona2595 Месяц назад

On his Atom Heart Mother Review at the beginning before he listens to the album he should just react to Grandchester Meadows and Several Species of Small Furry Animals.

@ocgmercury Месяц назад

Honestly you should just do a couple individual songs from their next few albums to Atom Heart Mother and then resume the full album reactions. Atom Heart Mother and onward the content of the albums vastly improve, not to say their early stuff is bad.

@glennbrock6560 Месяц назад

@@ocgmercury For me Floyd starts with Atom Heart Mother

@JackMaglc Месяц назад

I think you'd like The Doors' first album. It seems right up your alley

@Yuuk12v Месяц назад

Pink Floyd has a song that is 23 minutes without lyrics, that song is called Atom Heart Mother Suite

@benjamindurkin Месяц назад

I have friends I've known for decades who can be relied upon to join me in an enthusiastic (slightly off-kilter) rendition of Bike in a pub. We won't know why, we won't know when, but someone somewhere will say something that will prompt "I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like, it's got a basket, a bell that rings and things to make it look good..." Once it's in your head, it just stays there forever, and with time you'll just accept its presence as an unforgettable something that might emerge at any time (and in public)

@belle6478 Месяц назад

My dad wants it played as his coffin goes down. It’s such a great song.

@benjamindurkin Месяц назад

@@belle6478 What a wonderful choice, truly spectacular. My own personal funeral track would be "Memory of a Free Festival" from the Space Oddity album

@belle6478 Месяц назад

@@benjamindurkin also an amazing choice, I don’t quite know what mine will be but definitely a Beatles song, maybe because or something in the way she moves. Or maybe for shits and giggles she came in through the bathroom window. Hope you have a great day! Ps. I’ve got a bike you can ride it if you like.

@MalibuChumash Месяц назад

Great review! This album sounds like it was recorded in 1800's London. Very charming and surreal.

@Fool3SufferingFools Месяц назад

It is kinda steampunk in a way, isn’t it?

@jakeg5251 Месяц назад

We need to get your reactions to solo John Lennon

@xavi12R Месяц назад

duuuuuuude Plastic Ono Band!!! would love to see that ASAP.

@Rumham729 Месяц назад

I agree he would love John Lennon. I think his best albums are plastic ono band and double fantasy personally. Imagine is great but some songs are a miss for me tbh.

@Spacejuno Месяц назад

First magical mystery tour

@KnufWons Месяц назад

Reactions to George Harrison too!

@ericthomas8846 Месяц назад

I would recommend doing the full discography in order, including essential individual tracks Arnold Layne, See Emily Play, Candy and a Currant Bun, Apples and Oranges, Vegetable Man and Scream Thy Last Scream. Barrett's solo albums as well.

@eliaslindberg3872 Месяц назад

Fun fact: The riff in the beginning of Interstellar Overdrive was sampled on I Want I Need It (Death Heated) by Death Grips on their mixtape Exmilitary, which combines a lot of different rock elements and other experimental approaches and overall makes up for a great and unique listen if you’re looking to dig deeper into what the hip hop genre has to offer (if you haven’t already heard of them).

@robbielux8353 Месяц назад

My personal favorite of Pink Floyd’s catalog

@fran96269 Месяц назад

the song "bike" stays in my head until today, and it always gives me a bit of a scare

@DarthLore00 Месяц назад

Chapter 24 was actually inspiried by the ancient Chinese book I Ching. It's one of the oldest books that has survived and offers a lot of interesting insight and wisdom. It's really cool how many bands delved into eastern philosophy, I think it reflects in the music a lot from that time

@pizzarellayt Месяц назад

This is currently the only Pink Floyd album that I've listened to, I haven't even heard Dark Side yet because I want to go through their discography in chronological order. It's a really whimsical album, insanely psychedelic, and it had a really big impact on one of my favorite bands, an experimental pop band called Animal Collective. Some of their music is the weirdest music I've heard in my entire life, and some of their other music you could easily hear on a pop radio station. And its basically all good music! Also, very excited for Black Sabbath reactions!

@psychedelicpiper999 22 дня назад

Animal Collective is one of my only favourite modern bands. I got into Syd Barrett’s music before I got into them, and I definitely picked up what a massive influence Syd was on their work. I remember when “Centipede Hz” first dropped, and thinking it’s one of the greatest albums I’ve ever heard. MGMT’s self-titled album had the same kind of effect on me, too. “Dark Side of the Moon” and after is nice, but severely overplayed. By that point, they had the most basic rhythm section that almost sounds like it’s click-tracked. I think that’s the main reason why I’m tired of it, and why I even prefer The Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper” over “Dark Side”. They’ve also sacrificed the improvisation for tighter arrangements, and a lot of the time, it’s plodding. And the dissonance is largely absent, with only sprinklings here and there to add an ominous effect. So don’t expect anything insanely psychedelic by the time you reach that album. But it’s a classic in its own right. And I absolutely love “Meddle”. Syd’s solo albums are very much worth checking out. And so are the albums immediately following “Piper”. They’re hit and miss, but there’s definitely some gems where Waters was writing philosophically, and not straightforward and politically like on the most famous albums.

@johnpurse2248 Месяц назад

Oh, man; thank you for going back and checking out “Piper at the Gates.” You are the G.O.A.T., of reaction channels! If you feel the need to hear more Syd era Pink Floyd, check out the singles: Arnold Layne, See Emily Play, and Apples and Oranges. Two outstanding tracks from his solo work are: Octopus (It flows with psychedelic bars), and Baby Lemonade. Have you ever listened to Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland double album? You’re the man, thanks for doin’ how you do!!!

@matthewgroehl Месяц назад

That opening riff on Interstellar Overdrive is sampled by Death Grips on the song I Want It I Need It. So good.

@benlewis6453 Месяц назад

The opening riff on Interstellar Overdrive is borrowed from the Steptoe and Son theme music

@glennbrock6560 Месяц назад

Waters was Bass and (Lyrics after Barrett left), Rick Wright always and forever Floyds keyboardist. RIP

@ay2257 Месяц назад

Darius: Flaming is so weird and pure psychedelic weirdness! I wasn't ready! Pow R Toc H: ...and I took that personally

@MinorCirrus Месяц назад

The guy who sings the first verse of Matilda Mother is the ever underrated Richard Wright, who played keyboards for the band, on all albums except one. Especially on Piper, one can really hear how important he was to Syd's arrangements. Organs EVERYWHERE. Also, I'm the guy who wrote the song description to Pow R Toc H on Genius, so it feels really weird and amazing to hear you read my words out loud.

@JC-es5un Месяц назад

In their live album “Pulse” they do a version of Astronomy Domine that seriously bumps. 👍🔥

@ianfortier5534 Месяц назад

Seconded! That version of Astronomy Domine us far and away the best, imo. David's solo on that is among his best.

@1234tori Месяц назад

I love this reaction - yes man now i'm ready for A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS

@olivernt2667 Месяц назад

Yo madcap laughs another fire syd album with trippy ahh lyrics

@Youcantcan Месяц назад

Lennon also likes to confuse people, but he is also a philosopher and comedian.

@Arthur-nj2ez Месяц назад

best pf album

@Youcantcan Месяц назад

Sid will intrigue your mind. Jimi will intrigue your heart, mind, but mostly soul. Experience Hendrix, Darius.

@benaiah2119 Месяц назад

I’m glad you’re going through all the Pink Floyd albums. the progression is amazing because they get better as they go.

@sally2shoes Месяц назад

Omg that pic of Darius’s face! Haha. That’s perfectly encompassing my reaction to this album.

@RobONeill-b5e Месяц назад

The 2nd album has 1 or 2 contributions from Syd, but Piper and the singles See Emily Play and Arnold Layne is where he really shone - like a crazy diamond 💎

@marcribe6483 Месяц назад

Cat is 60s slang for a guy, just like bird or chick means a girl. Which doesn't mean that Syd wasn't talking about an actual cat like you thought. I'm just saying. Lyrics with Syd are somewhat Alice in Wonderland-ish where nothing is obligated to make logical sense and yet you feel something has been communicated. He's creative to a point that it can be hard to follow. Specially hearing it in a different century. Psychedelic rock arguably began with Pink Floyd, which is to say, began because of Syd Barrett. People may argue this but essentially Pink Floyd was so different in its musical vision that immediately bred attempts by other bands trying out counter intuitive lyrics with mind provoking titles. Band names changed significantly mid 1966-67 and beyond.

@DrStrangelove3891 Месяц назад

Lucifer Sam is an actual cat though. I've seen a picture of this cat.

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

@@DrStrangelove3891Thank you. Yes, it’s about his girlfriends cat, “always sitting by your side, always, by your side”. I hear it as an in joke between him and his girlfriend, “Jennifer Gentle, you’re a witch!”

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

He’s basically calling the cat a little demon, with the title Lucifer Sam.

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

I hear, maracas that sound like cats tossing their litter box, guitar noises that sound like meowing and scratching, and the Secret Agent man riff, is the “soundtrack” of the cat on its journey about the house. Listen to it in that manner, and you hear the sense of humor of Syd. It’s how I hear it after listening to that particular track countless times.

@thejovihead Месяц назад

I think The Scarecrow song all comes down to that last line where he says "life is not unkind, he doesnt mind." Even though the scarecrow is stuck in his one spot and cant experience the world, at the same time the world isnt being unkind in his life so hes okay. I would guess this is Syd implying hes experienced alot of unkindness in the world and while most poeple wouldnt want to be a scarecrow in a barley field; Syd sortve envys that existence because of what hes been through and going through.

@belle6478 Месяц назад

Syd Barret is one of the sounds of my childhood, he’s one massive amazing trippy storyteller and he really wants take you along with him on his trip. RIP fly high man.

@taramahoney2412 Месяц назад

Pink Floyd was recording at the Abbey Road studio around the same time Beatles were recording there. Paul McCartney had stated that he sometimes would listen to Pink Floyd, when they were recording. He had said he knew that they had something special and they were going to be a big success.

@damienhenning541 Месяц назад

This album WAS being recorded at the same Abbey Road studio as the Beatles doing Sgt. Pepper! In fact, I know that Roger Waters (and maybe the others, I'm not sure) witnessed the recording of "Lovely Rita"! This album is a psychedelic CLASSIC! The perfect mix of inner/cosmic freakouts, and homages to lost childhood innocence! RIP Roger "Syd" Barrett RIP Richard Wright

@patbau96 Месяц назад

Gold is lead sounds like alchemy so maybe he's talking about pain leading to personal transformation

@whyismylifeweird4251 Месяц назад

Thank You for listening to this album. I remember being obsessed with Syd when I was 14 years old, and was sad when I first found out that he died last 2006. Most Pink Floyd fans unfortunately only know him as the inspiration for the Wish You Were Here album, but don’t really know the extent to his contribution as the original leader of the band. So it’s nice that you actually gave it a fair shot.

@VIDSTORAGE Месяц назад

You think you are tripping balls just by listening but imagine being on the stuff that Syd took that makes you trip balls ..

@hugohidemark3549 Месяц назад

Suggestion: Velvet Underground & Nico. You know the album with a banana in it. Pretty sure you've seen it. Great album

@mc1382 Месяц назад

I love how I have a new video of yours to watch first thing in the morning, your effort has not gone unnoticed!

@drakeholliday5671 Месяц назад

“Act like you’ve been there” “I haven’t been here before!” 😂

@echoQuack Месяц назад

I think the vibe with Interstellar Overdrive stems from all the excitement in the late '60s over the exploration of space. So, when I first heard this song as a teenager in the 80s, I imagined all the old footage of Apollo rockets, astronauts, etc.

@Olalonmokrohnhansen Месяц назад

So glad you decided to listen to pink floyd from the begining, its not as good as their later stuff but its still interesting to see where they came from

@echoQuack Месяц назад

@40:23 your face.... lol... that was about mine too first time I heard that.

@alteredme82673 Месяц назад

This album was life changing for me. I'm absolutely enamored by psychedelic sounds -- though, I don't intend on trying the drugs that produce the inspiration for these sounds.

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

You DO need to hear Arnold Layne and See Emily Play, to judge Syd correctly

@shmortisborg Месяц назад

If you listen to any other early albums, make them Meddle and/or Obscurred by Clouds. Go to Wish You Were Here very soon, either do that next or after these 2.

@billyrobinson6803 7 дней назад

Thank you bro for taking the time out to hear this album yep i agree super psychedelic and pretty wild/strange stuff going on but its still my favorite pink floyd album along with A saucerful of secrets 1968 More full pink floyd movie soundtrack 1969 and yes dont forget Ummagumma also from 69

@ripro83 Месяц назад

As an old hat, watching you dig the Floyd tickles my 40-year old heart. If you liked this album, read the story of how Syd went crazy during this period and when Gilmour and Roger took over.

@marascusbomm Месяц назад

Yeah, Syd ended up in a schizophrenic psychedelic haze and his interviews from 1968 onwards became like his lyrics - Obtuse & disconnected from reality. To hear Syd at his best you have to listen to the first 2 Syd-era Pink Floyd singles which were not put on this album: "Arnold Layne" & "See Emily Play". They show Syd's genius at his peak when he could write tight but trippy ear worms.

@neillenet291 Месяц назад

Darius, you HAVE to review Pink Floyd WISH YOU WERE HERE album. It's the album that follows dark side of the moon, and in my opinion, is their best album. Nope, it's got all the stuff you like on it.

@bravetherainbow Месяц назад

I'm keen to see him go all the way through chronologically tbh.

@neillenet291 Месяц назад

@@bravetherainbow I think he should start with the big 4, And then work his way back through the other albums.

@ianfortier5534 Месяц назад

Each reviewer is different, but I think in Darius' case he should go through chronologically. I think he'd appreciate the evolution more than most.

@Iopia100 Месяц назад

Hell yeah

@michaelgeorge-oj7mn 17 дней назад

When the Beatles were working on Revolver at Abby Road, Pink & the gang were also working on a record in the building. David Gilmore wandered over to the Beatles work area and watched. He said they were working on material far more advanced than anything Pink Floyd had in the works. He was influenced into writing whatever he wanted instead of listening to the company executives. This important moment of discovery soon changed their method and choice of material.

@markjohnson4217 21 день назад

Sid was the main songwriter at this time, and as the only guitarist in the group, it really meant the band had to step up if they wanted to carry on. There is a stunning live version of Astronomy Domine on Ummagumma a few years after this that is even better. I really appreciated their second album, 'Saucerfull of secrets', it was the first to feature Gilmore on guitar and there were still many songs written by Sid, so it really had the hard psychedelia like tbe first album, but we also started hearing hints of what was to come with the writing partnership of Gilmore and Waters. I wish there was more of a catalogue with Sid, his writing was really out there, quirky, fun and dark all at the same time..

@Caesarianus9 Месяц назад

My first impression was like - insanity, but amazing insanity)

@stevebeye1585 Месяц назад

Just last night, I was hoping you’d check out Pipers! I love Syd’s songs especially. Astronomy Domine is amazing. I love Lucifer Sam. This album is very trippy, and will blow your mind on some hallucinogenics.

@joescott8877 Месяц назад

"I don't know if I'm high enough to pick up on what Syd's talkin' about right now" LOL, not sure if even Syd himself ever got that high...Mind-expanding music, indeed. Great reaction, man, and looking forward to "Wish," "Wall," and "Whatever (Else)"!

@A_sentient_flamethrower Месяц назад

For your next albums before the golden years (wish you were here, animals, the wall) I recommend checking out atom heart mother and meddle, but I’d also recommend the full live at Pompeii concert, the live versions of echos and careful with that axe Eugene in that concert are peak early Floyd and 100% worth it. Plus the concert includes their best songs from other lesser early albums.

@matisherfs7545 Месяц назад

The Piper might be in my top 3 of my fav albums of all times

@SteveDCM Месяц назад

I came early just to say you should listen to The Doors by The Doors. It’s their final, and best album by far.

@duncefunce1513 Месяц назад

Their final? You mean their first?

@SteveDCM Месяц назад

@@duncefunce1513 oh yeah, you’re right, I messed up there.

@duncefunce1513 Месяц назад

@@SteveDCM 👍

@reginaldcampos5762 Месяц назад

Strange Days is up there too

@SteveDCM Месяц назад

@@reginaldcampos5762 oh yeah easily

@danielconnolly8565 Месяц назад

Brilliant that you’ve found this! 🙌🏼👏🏼

@JahnBeatWif Месяц назад

Great Video as always ❤ I need to see some Kinks up in here

@Daryl_Phillips_ Месяц назад

Matilda Mother is sung on the verses by Rick Wright, that’s why it sounded different and from space 😂😂

@briancotter2666 Месяц назад

The name Pink Floyd comes from the given names of two prominent blues musicians, who Barrett loved: Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. FYI

@billyrobinson6803 7 дней назад

I love Pink Floyd with Syd Barrett and when he was replaced by David Gillmoure both versions of Pink Floyd sound super awesome 👌

@alterdino Месяц назад

It's not an album I'd listen too often, but it totally sinks you into the 1967 psychedelic atmosphere. It's not Pink Floyd everybody knows but still worth listening to if you're into 60s. Great reaction, as always :D

@aamurphy Месяц назад

Syd Barrett and David Gilmore are both on saucerful of secrets (the 2nd album). He wasn’t intended as a replacement is this was the only point in the band’s career where they has 5 members at once. Syd Barrett then underwent the mental health and drug problems you discussed in the last video. The other note worthy members that made absences are Richard wright on the Final Cut (1983), before returning on the follow up album, momentary lapse of reason (1987), as well as Roger waters who left the band after the Final Cut. This means after the wall (1979), the band remained a trio the rest of their lifetime.

@richardbeaton7324 Месяц назад

While Pink Floyd were recording this album , In the next room there was The Beatles recording Sgt Pepper ;) Pink Floyd became popular for their live shows and extended jams / songs ... Which David Gilmour maintained like the Pulse Concert.

@MisterMoccasin Месяц назад

I was listening through pink floyd's discography in chronological order and boy, it's a rough ride, but they do have some good stuff

@kevin4peace Месяц назад

Love your videos - they feel like showing a pal your favourite albums, and they actually take your recommendations seriously, offer amazing insights, and make it feel like you're listening with fresh ears! If you'd like to hear some more classic psych albums from the same era (but are more accessible than this and Smile), you have to check out Are You Experienced (Jimi Hendrix), Odessey and Oracle (The Zombies), Disraeli Gears (Cream), S.F. Sorrow (The Pretty Things), and The Doors (Self-Titled). The other 60s albums that are must-hears are The Village Green Preservation Society (The Kinks), Velvet Underground & Nico (Self-Titled), In The Court of The Crimson King (King Crimson), We're Only In It For The Money (Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention), and Safe as Milk (Captain Beefheart). Above all though, you need to check out the big post-Beatles solo albums (Plastic Ono Band, All Things Must Pass, and Ram) because those will take your appreciation of John, George, and Paul to the next level. Keep it up man!

@charliemac64 Месяц назад

1988, in the middle of the Indian Ocean on an aircraft carrier, I was trippin' balls on some acid a friend sent me listening on headphones to PF's "Relics" compilation album of the Barrett years, while watching the 1980's version of "The Fly" with Jeff Goldblum. Closest thing to a bad trip I ever took.😂😂😂

@CadillacL Месяц назад

Just recently joined your page.

@TheMerseySound1 Месяц назад

In more recent years, the riff of ‘Interstellar Overdrive’ was sampled by Death Grips

@bravetherainbow Месяц назад

There's a very weird rap group Death Grips that sampled Interstellar Overdrive on their song "I Want It I Need It". If you like weird aggressive rap check it out.

@jeromedeparis Месяц назад

Psychedelic in the begining was a music of crazy furious. Very super your t shirt of Scooby doo !

@gonzalodavila7427 Месяц назад

Not only the best floyd album (and floyd have many masterpieces). For me, is also the best rock album, for many reasons (lyrics, the music itself, all songs are masterpieces, it is groundbreaking, has diversity between the songs and, at the same time, a strengh sequence and unity etc, etc). The best

@DocFlay Месяц назад

The Siamese cat in the song was a cat that used to hangout at the studio. For an idea of why the lyrics are like they are you should think about stories like Alice in Wonderland. There was a period where writers made up words for creating surreal scenes. Pink Floyd grew up in the shadow of that era.

@xavi12R Месяц назад

best part: 22:33 to 22:37 haha keep them coming Darius!

@anahatatutu Месяц назад

I like that he listened and leaned into it and kinda dug it. Bodes well for him!

@anahatatutu Месяц назад

I enjoyed this so much!! I applaud you for venturing here from the faraway land of 2020's rap! Imagine being these guys after Syd left and trying to figure out what to do next! Syd went on to record two solo albums with help from the band members - and there are a few other tunes from that era that never hit an LP that are worth hearing. Scream Thy Last Scream & Vegetable Man come to mind... (Pure Syd Barrett brilliance) "Relics" has most of the early singles, some of which are truly great. The next few albums after Piper are understandably uneven, but contain some brilliant mind-expanding stuff! I love side one of Saucerful of Secrets (Introducing David)! SO chill and so spacy (up to the last track). Side two has Syd, feeling jilted and writing about it on the final track. "Ummagumma" is... well... out there. It has a great live version of Astronomy Domine. Speaking of mouth effects... "Several Species of Small Furry Animals In a Cave and Grooving With A Pict" on Ummagumma is pure mouth and tape effects. "More" is a movie soundtrack with a few good cuts including the hardest thing they ever recorded - "The Nile Song." Atom Heart Mother has the all-instrumental 24-minute Atom Heart Mother Suite that presages the similarly proportioned Echoes (which you should ABSOLUTELY hear!!). Some nice tracks on the soundtrack "Obscured By Clouds" which with its first use of synth hints at DSOTM. And then, of course, you have the rest... www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/pink-floyd-recorded-their-debut-album-right-next-to-the-beatles.html/

@benlewis6453 Месяц назад

I’m a huge fan of Syd Barrett, love his guitar work and voice. I also love that you mentioned collages - as an artist Barrett specialised in collage, and applied that approach to his lyrics. You have great insight!

@chethardin Месяц назад

Can't wait for you to discover Axis: Bold as Love by Hendrix!

@Logan_Irrelevant Месяц назад

Lmao, Pow.R Toc. H. is literally my favorite off the album, love to see it.

@peterzimmer9549 Месяц назад

He wasn’t just a guitarist. Pink Floyd was founded by Syd Barrett.

@doscwolny2221 Месяц назад

No it wasn't. Syd came into the already formed band of Roger Waters and co. Syd renamed the band pink Floyd when they went to a gig that had a band the same name as their early band name. They couldn't have two of the same named bands on the setlist, so on the spur of the moment he renamed them pink Floyd

@detritus8095 Месяц назад

Regarding earlier Pink Floyd albums, Meddle is great.

@elybascoy3790 Месяц назад

I always interpreted the scarecrow in this song as a metaphor for a soldier. Like that's why he's black and green (not usually colors I think of when I picture a scarecrow in my head). Also "the wind cut up rough and nice ran around in the ground" where "cut up right l rough" is delivered like a machine gun. More stuff in it that points to this, but it's an interesting way to look at the song. Not only was it the 60s putting Vietnam in the forefront, but at least Roger Waters (and is bet he's not the only one) had a father who died in WW2.

@timothygalyon9120 Месяц назад

Definitely listen to saucerful of secrets, atom heart mother, and especially meddle. All essential albums for them and meddle is one of the best of all time. Add in ummagumma for a wild ass trip

@RomanPhilosopher Месяц назад

fun fact this was recorded in the recording studio room right next to the beatles recording sgt peppers.

@billyrobinson6803 7 дней назад

If im correct they had a list of some of the most Mind Blowing Psychedelic Albums of all time 25 to be right and The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn was one of the 25 trippest albums ever...

@psychedelicpiper999 Месяц назад

“Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk” was actually a Roger Waters song. And Waters was their bassist, not their keyboardist. Richard Wright was their keyboardist.

@Alix777. Месяц назад

Chapter 24 🔥🔥🔥

@justinjames2436 Месяц назад

so lit u listening to these!

@JC20XX Месяц назад

Oh man, can't wait to watch this. If you wanna dive deeper Syd has a couple solo albums that are interesting.

@peterzimmer9549 Месяц назад

Piper at the Gates of Dawn was being recorded in the Abbey Road studios at the same time The Beatles were recording Sgt. Pepper.

@nonpungent8609 Месяц назад

YOUVE GOT TO LISTEN TO SYD’s SOLO ALBUM “The Madcap Laughs” . Especially if you like Chapter 24 . Songs like “golden hair” remind of that. Plenty of psychedelic stuff and interesting writing, while coming off a little folkier.

@psychedelicpiper999 22 дня назад

i’ve still yet to see anyone react to Syd’s solo albums in their entirety. It really changes one’s perspective on Syd’s music. He was Pink Floyd’s most versatile songwriter, and he was the first one to write really dark lyrics, not Waters. Waters is always taking credit for the things Syd started.

@paulblartmemecop7218 Месяц назад

You should listen to Black Sabbath’s first track, Black Sabbath, on their debut album, Black Sabbath.

@Youcantcan Месяц назад

Listen, LSD cannot be explained, except by the mind of the conjurer. This all made perfect sense to Sid. Probably just Sid. And if it didn't, then he intended it that way as well. ..