Pink Floyds The Wall is by far the most depressing and amazing album I have ever heard. I love it. I know what heartbreak is. Thats why and the end of every day. I come home with a 12 pack. Put my headphones on and sit back and listen to The Wall.
I've been staying at the hospital with my 27yr old daughter for over a month now...and we've got a long way to go yet. 😔. But we're hopeful. Anyway, I always think of this song and the words "is there anybody out there?" During what I call "the bewitching hours", when everyone else is sleeping and your wide awake and your mind is racing. 🌓 Thanks so much for sharing.
This is in a movie called Love, and I was just confusing it for a possible Acoustic Black Metal song from bands like October Falls or Empyrium. Never realized to this day how much Pink Floyd impacted a lot of the music I love, and actually prefer over a lot of the other more traditional Metal bands.
This is possibly my favorite thing to listen to. As an insomniac, music like this is literally what gets me through the night without going absolutely mad
@@gregspani3930 This is from the movie. He creates a military formation scene from the shattered remnants of his hotel room while it plays. It shouldn't have been turned into an intro on the movie soundtrack.
É inacreditável como algo que muitos julgam ser "simples" é capaz de fazer um estrago dentro de quem sente; positivamente, é claro. Como não gostar de algo tão puro e terno, que ao mesmo tempo causa uma tempestade de sentimentos e emoções ? É lindo !
when I was a little girl, my brother used to play for me this solo guitar every day...and I really loved it, but I didn't remember the name of it...so in the past 3 day I searched it everywhere, and finally, I found it :). I'm very glad, this is amazing. so many memories.
Pink Floyd is one of those bands that I can say I've enjoyed them since my dad showed me them... from the first song I've listened to, they touched my soul..... Music like this should be around today....
Pink Floyd was a big part of many of our lives growing up. They gave us something other artists today just don't. To me it's a feeling of self awareness that I noticed not only with myself but also with my peers. Today I beleive we are better people for having Pink Floyd in our lives back then. Thank you Pink Floyd for all the wonderful memories and for helping us understand.
This Guitar music makes me wish I could go home. I think of the way things use to be and long for the way things were. "Oh Father I'm here all alone please Father please Let me come Home"
I have been learning this song for yesterday and when I heard how it sounds, I used to cry. The calmer and the most beautiful song that I ever heard in guitar.
Yes for sure. You should listen to the full version of Tristram music if you haven't already. It's amazingly better then the loop you hear in the game. Also great for Halloween...
The only music ever touched my heart - So simple and understandable for any language and religion - No matter if you listen to it now or 500 years from now, It will always touch a heart
Like buddy said... continuous loop Hardly rates being called a "solo", but as a guitar peice , fucken beautiful.Pardon my french , but aint it the truth.
This is one of types of music I Listen to when I organise my DVD collection. Give my room a dusting, and sometimes lie down on the floor and look back at how far I’ve gotten into my life. All the positive and negative. But by the end...I’m happy where I am.
It's the same changes to the chord. In this case it's A minor. You raise the fifth a half-step each time (and back again), so you're playing the A with E, then F, then F#, then back to F.
I am 62 coming on 63.... Back when Pink Floyd first released The Wall, I decided to get a guitar and learn to play this.. I was 18 back then.. I never quite mastered it, but I got damned close... Fast forward to a couple of days ago, having not touched a guitar since I was 20, I was listening to the album (Still one of the best ever) when this tune started playing... I immediately ordered myself a guitar, nothing as expensive as the Les Paul Gibson I spent over a grand on back then, just a Fender CD-60 Dreadnaught v3.. Going to keep practicing, despite the pain and believe me, these old fingers need a LOT of practice (not as nimble as they once were) and I am going to nail this tune, once and for all.... I found out a few years ago, after getting rid of my Les Paul and going back to photography and computers, that I should have kept my hands on it, because it is now worth 10 times what I paud for it... Oh well
I would argue that Matt Bellamy is the most talented musician of our generation. He's certainly a wonderful pianist, and it blows my mind how well he sings and plays guitar at the same time.
It's true this song is so sad, but it's the most beautiful ballad I've never heard before, it's remember me when one has lost something important in one's life or one's feel regreted for something made bad o made a big mistake, like don't leave to use drugs, or to have a great handover the next day you drank o your girlfriend left you, go you to know that things happen in your own life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP My PS2. Dad got it for me at launch, drove 85 miles for it, and I accidentally murdered it. I was doing my (somewhat) routine checks on the inside of the system, but I put the casing on too fast and cut the power/reset button thing off its power supply. It put in a good few years.. from when I was maybe 6 till I was 14. RIP PS2 2000-early 2014. The PS2 legacy in my home lives on with my small silver model. I'll never forget my original big model, I nicknamed it Jack. Well I'm gonna give him a burial here soon. He's just rotting in my closet, and doesn't deserve that for being so great IMO. On a light note, how will I get my Viva La Bam DVD out? *Goodbye.*
You see what I let you see... You see the smile I share, practiced on a daily basis...cracking only at the edges and repaired with dedication at the end of each day. I see through two sets of eyes...those that you choose to see, and those that you choose not to... The latter of which is my broken soul...staring out from what feels like an abyss..endless, deep, and void...where my thoughts drain away into nothing... You see me stare off into space...but I'm staring into this abyss..this darkness, this sadness that will not relent... There are fleeting moments of happiness that crack the facade...but the plaster congeals and solidifies again, hiding the truth away..my darkness creeps around the edges of my mask, slowly but surely taking another little piece of me away each day...Slowly taking away my smile...taking away my happiness, one cynical thought at a time... I hide the pain well, don't I? The pain of existentialism...knowing, and having no control over it...being unable to go about my life as blissfully unaware as the next person...This depression has stolen away dreams and aspirations...it has stolen away my motivation and drive, until there's little left but pipe dreams and failed attempts at...anything..everything... I tell the world I want to be part of something greater than myself...and I'm all but ignored, my pleas and cries for help and love lost to the darkness of each night...I lay awake...alone...miserable...my muse having long since left me.. It leaves me with a feeling of expendability...emotional cannon fodder...I shut myself away more and more...I stretch out to the sunlight and the warmth, and recoil against it, worried I would lose it if I ever spent too much time in it.. Nobody asquages these fears, these thoughts...there's nobody to hold me..nobody to kiss away the fears and anxiety..nobody to tell me it will be okay in the dead of night when my fears get the best of me.. I am a shell of my former self...
Do you also feel something ‘beautiful’, somthing full of happiness and sadness at the same time when you are playing this? (Obviusly I can play this as you) Because, always that I feel stressed or worried, I play this and then I just let my problems go for a while and I can find peace in myself.
@@diegoalonsoarteagachaparro3259 oh my god, i can belive you feel it cause i do too, every time i play this song, its just give me a sensation, its like i just want to let go and play and feel the melody, i almost always feel the emotion and i cant resist but humming while playing. This was such a powerful song, it really is
If everything that I've been through and dealt with could come alive...they would be playing this song over and over. Its a super emotional song to me...anyone else?
Everyone who still listens to this has kept that little bit of wisdom of the PROPER music. The kind that can even tell a whole story through the pure sound of instruments. I agree with everyone and do wish it was still like that today...
Started college about half a year ago with high expectations and what not. But I've never been more depressed in my life. Every day just rebounds back onto the other , full of nothingness and emptiness. I thought I'd find the right set of people here. The one group that I could finally be somebody with , be myself with. But no , every interaction keeps growing into major disappointment , I feel like everyone around me is getting what they want. Everyone except me. I've started to feel the degradation of my persona. Like I'm losing my touch and the outlook I had towards life. This song is just the absolute atmosphere and vibe for it. Lying on that rickety dorm bed , staring at the ceiling , thinking I might actually die alone. I realise I'm practically venting to myself in the comment section of a video no one watches anymore. But yeah , thanks for the feels , Pink Floyd. I guess , there's nobody out there.
There is no words to explain Pink Floyed.....every Generation should listen to all their ballads... this type of music puts you in a very calm state of mind....believe me....i grew up with Pink Floyd.
Agreed. Since I'm 12, there is a lot different meanings about my taste in music: Someone says I actually can't love old music, and old legends like Pink Floyd. I don't see why I shouldn't be able to. I went to the 'The Wall - Roger Waters' concert, and it was an amazing experience. I don't believe I'll ever be able to feel the same way about a concert again. Then there is people who keeps on insulting this. And then, there is a few, who accepts it. I'm not ashamed of my music taste.
this song helped get me clean . thank you pink floyd , thank you Narcotics Anonymous , thank you for keeping your promise freedom from active addiction. finding that new way to live. x ~#forever grateful