The Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd - (FULL COVER Live in Studio) 

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Kmac2021 then listen to that dude.

They even went to cover your brothers spoken words. What an insane level of detail...

In all seriousness, this is ridiculously good... although now it means I have to decide which is my favourite between this, the original and Doom Side of The Moon.

lol couldn't agree more

Honestly, I have troubles understanding why anyone would...This recording is as such a high level, both production-wise but most of all musically...Brilliant piece of work!

With time and money, you can copy anything

This comment was recorded live Easter Sunday, at RU-vid Studios, Cleveland, OH.

@@gnrsamboy lol, a.k.a. China

that's your opinion and I do respect it - however we all have one thank you for your reply

With "all those effects" you mean all ten of his fingers?!

in addition: "right on. it's time for that psychedelic shirt!" 😎 big fan of this guy and his circle of keyboards and synths. perfect combo of musicality and nerdiness.

Definitivamente!

What about the drummer ha ha

Marius Leicht - Keyboards

Hero

Hero

Following the greats before me....Hero.

i thank you

Timestamp guy, thank you all the way from France 🤘

Best member of the band by far

His vocals bother me though but yes great keyboard work.

I hate to shit on everyone, but seriously... that's not right either. These guys are walking a fine line between doing a cover and trying to sound just like the original. It doesn't sound anything like the fatness and bass of the AMS Synthi used on the original. A Moog Little Phatty or Voyager would've gotten closer. He didn't take his time on the filter and obviously On The Run was cut short. These guys were clearly having fun, but no one is even close to sounding 80-90% like the original in tone or performance. If it's a cover, close enough. If you're going full tribute and going for accuracy, it's way off. I thought it was a cool idea to substitute the pedal (or lap?) steel part with the Seaboard Rise, but it didn't sound like a "Nashville steel" guitar either.

He was OK I guess. But he definitely didn't "nail" all the tones. Also the drummer destroyed the whole thing for me.

@@daemonelectricity still pretty fucken close

this should be in the description

Thanks:)

thanks mate!

Thank you Christian, but it's all ONE Song! 😊

I came here just to watch the the Great Gig in the Sky. The lady nailed the high notes.

❤️ Thank You

Оргазм? и это правильно! хороши, очень хороши!

sadly too much in the background and volume too low

@@JennyMarsala what a voice!

Thank You Charles ❤️

it's a shame she does rap music, what a waste of talent ! Her voice is absolutely incredible, she is simply amazing.

@the 48thRonin tell me, who the fuck cares.

exactly my friend, they clarify it themselves, the masterpieces are already done, we humbly come to add our grain of sand.

Funny thing about the haters, is that they're coming from a perspective of protecting and defending the thing they love, Pink Floyd. The work and dedication that goes into pulling this off is the ultimate way for these guys to say, 'Pink Floyd, we love you.' They're hating on their friends, and don't even know it.

@John Harvey I figure all folks are trying to say is that these people will not improve on it, so why change it? It only makes it worse. I'm sure a lot of us have done Pink Floyd covers at some point over the years. I know I have. It was great fun. The fun wasn't increased by changing anything up. I recall one night we played Hey You to a full house and the guy playing lead kept on pissing about with other solo ideas leading up. It drove me mad. Fortunately on the night of the gig he played David's solo. It completed the song and everyone loved him for it. As far as these guys go, i found the shortcomings were relative to their abilities. Considering that, it makes me even more impressed with how good Pink Floyd really were. I guess for that reason I owe them one. But by no means does it make them worthy of my praise or immune from critique. Stop getting butthurt on their behalf. They put out a cover of a Pink Floyd album. Surely you comprehend how far out they have stuck their proverbial heads. Stop trying to censor what you consider to be negative comments

@@gnrsamboy wow .... just .... wow😔

hahaha

Those shuffle beats and triplets are killing it! Luv it!!

A little too much. He’s amazing. Check the Toto and genesis medleys. On point. Too much for me on Pink Floyd though

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@@markbowman2847 cirurgical comment! I totally agree.

Congratulations! ...and thank you!

Your voice is also fantastic. Keep this way ;)

Fantastic! What a great voice!

bravissima. un abbraccio dall' Italia

Great job Jenny!

Welcome to the internet 🤣

They did kill it. The drummer had either too much acid or playing another album.

@@FoxinTaiwan Mimimimi. He's not Nick Mason.

They are great musicians, no doubt, but the subtlety of some parts is what makes Pink Floyd’s music so distinct. Not overplaying is a big part of a good Pink Floyd cover, the drummer didn’t get that memo.

Fully agree.

Yes... in that perspective, Nick Mason is so underappreciated, he was perfect for their music

i agree, but he´s an awesome drummer, he overplay at the end of each song, to make them even more emotional and explosive, because he can do that hahaha, dont forget this is a cover. in my humble opinion

Talented drummer for sure. But this dude over plays on some of the songs.

Este muchacho es una bestia, Mendez!!! Uno de los mejores que he visto.

all respect to Mason but that drummer is really something

Me too....

@@SirDukeGnudsen89 too much fills, it's distracting as f*ck, he needs to chill, there's parts where everything is calm and he's beating the shit out of the drums, the music needs to breathe sometimes, mate

Brit floyd is a great tribute band that copies note for note. The thing that makes note for note recreations cool is that it’s actually very difficult to make it sound exactly like studio

KRAPF I respectfully disagree. I thought the drummer was great.

Indeed. You don't just rock up and bash that level of performance out, without a lot of rehearsing.

Agreed Tom...ridiculously good work!

I love RU-vid! Where else can you find this level of talent and performance wherever you are. I'm finding it hard to articulate how much I enjoyed this. Maybe I don't need to explain, the massive smile on my face says it all.

Come on Tom...you have to show Martin up now. Haha. The Wall? Or maybe The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway?

Love to see you ever played with this great band Tom.

Yes, but the vocals from this mans are so bad! Everyone can sing but be loyal to the masterpiece from pink floyd is the first thing They must think

Yep, I am only good enough to know how good these guys are(phenoms) and then there's the post production stuff.

The bass player is the best singer. Not sure why they didn’t use him.

No, thank you for the list! Good job!

Holy fuck

Cringe

RadSerg a

This is the best comment EVER

dafoosballer Exactly! That’s why they are called covers; you get to put your own distinctive touch. If only these expert critics were more open minded they would enjoy this great song from a different perspective

roloenweston damn Nice people using the internet, fits the surreal sound of Dark side of the moon

Spot on my friend. This is not perfect copy but an incredibly impressive and fabulous tribute to such a perfect album. Hats off to them!

"You guys took something amazing, something I've always loved, and you paid an incredible homage to it." "Incredible homage"? Uhh, I'd speak for yourself there. This is just another dull copy among other copies among other copies...among a few other copies.. ad infinitum.

Good point tho

Average Guy Audits America Same here and what’s creepy I just listened to the whole album yesterday, and i found this on the same day crazy shit.

@@joshshrum2764 it's the algorithm

Me too

I actually searched for this

agreed...

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It really is good.

Absolutely i agree

Ok, Jim.

Not even comparable to the voice in the original

Shit it’s a solid competition. This cover girl has some pipes no doubt about it. Beautiful pitch

@@FMEjerks it's not comparable at all, but she's so expressive, i love her voice, touch The soul

@@FMEjerks I bet you're fun at parties

No one can top the recording. Not even the vocalists that Pink Floyd got to tour with them for the live shows. The emotion that was captured in the original was just magical That said, this cover is amazing in its own way

Preston Rickwood his contribution was perfect.

Definitely; the organ is my favourite part of the cover! I can't wait to get an organ with those sounds so I could play it like the original~

I swear some people just love complaining. The drum complaints are the worst. I teach and play music for a living so I already spend most of my day analyzing music, when I come to RU-vid to watch one of my favourite artists doing a cover of one of the greatest bands of all time, the last thing I want to do is be in that same mood where I’m watching for mistakes/ overplaying/ stuff like that. But all this fuck-mothering comments keep drawing my mind back to it and it’s ruining the whole performance...

Well, playing music others created sometimes feels like chewing somebody else’s chewing gum. The point is to get out some new flavour. And that’s exactly what they did.

gregonline6506 Christ, that metaphor was so fucking good, it deserves to be the last son of Krypton.

Yeah....people sometimes forget that it is not mandatory to broadcast ones own ignorance to every one else.....

It’s not about disrespect it just isn’t very good, and I usually Love Martin’s playing. This is missing all the emotional quality in the dynamics and phrasing. Not terrible playing , all great players but this interpretation is poor.

Obviously*

snot Floyd,, but fuck it's good.....

Oml thanks

@Лоло Козлов A cover doesn't have to be totally the same thing, as long as it sounds close enough.

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Álvaro Orellana Yes!!!!! Thank you!!! I thought it was sick! They ALL embellished their parts!

If that is the case, Why do you think that the drummer is the only one playing outside the musical essence of Pink Floyd here? Drummer fucked the entire vibes of the proyect. Period.

Eeeeexactly.

I doubt very much that they did do it one take. Still it does not detract that they are excellent musicians.

Excactly, that's what I've been admiring here all the time while listening/watching. I can't remember even Another brick in the wall solo and these dudes are playing the whole album just like that!

How can you tell for sure that they performed the entire album on a single take?

Obviously not a single take but it doesn't matter

agreed !!

Check out Dream Theaters version 👍

@@JK-js2td yep

I think they tried to use their own style, but... the drums sound to much funky!

Raymond blanton.... poor guys go learn music ...

that drummer is a monster. Right on time.

@Hemi But what's the point of playing Pink Floyd exactly as Pink Floyd played Pink Floyd? I think they did a nice rereading

@@marendur Yeah. But Nick Mason, like as all of the Pink Floyd weren't so incredibly technical. The songs weren't written for such complex playing. It just ruins it. Don't get me wrong, this wasn't bad.

Andy Action Amen. Great skill, but “keep it in your pants.”

Thank you!!!! I was going to post the same thing. As a drummer, I cannot stand listening to someone overplay when it's just not called for, and that's the case here. Very distracting.

Yup. Way too busy. One of Pink Floyd's trademarks has always been about the spaces between the notes and this guy just shit all over it.

Being a drummer I felt the same. But it's a cover, not a re-creation and I think he deserves the professional courtesy of showing his own creativity. Not great drumming but very good though.

It's the drummers interpretation and his feel on it. I love when someone takes a song and puts their spin to the tune. Amazing job guys!

hear hear me lad.

agree great job

Absolutely. This album is full of crazy time signatures and complicated switches, and I came to specifically comment that the drummer actually held this thing together. First on “Time” where the guitarist was consistently a full beat behind on the intro, and if it weren’t for his timing later on, when the guitar and (especially) tenor went off the ranch, they would still be noodling away on their dueling solos for Money. (BTW that tenor player is talented, but has he ever HEARD this album? Melodic structure is important to rock songs. The keyboardist understands!! Us & Them was close but it’s the only one where the sax can afford to fool around the least.)

Well said. Thanks!

Hi Frank ~ Your comments are quite on point (I'll spare going over each one, which would be ridiculously absurd LoL), but I trust that you're doing your "grandfatherly duty" and pouring every note (and early Beatles press conference & movie) into your grandson.... (said jokingly) "Shame on his parents for not raising him properly" LoL ~ There's tons of classic pop music out there for us all to enjoy... Feel bad for those who are stuck in a rut of listening only to one (or two) genres or a small handful of artists (e.g. only heavy metal/hard rock/grunge - - only Led Zep, Sabbath, Deep Purple OR only R&B/ Rap & Hip-Hop) == So many other musical colors to enjoy!!!! Concert tix are SO EXPENSIVE nowadays, so since "commercial radio" isn't what it used to be (a variety of styles) that's not a good source to draw from (of course), but thankfully there's RU-vid and many other online sources available.... It isn't so much "listen to everything out there and PICK WHAT YOU LIKE" but (instead) listen to everything, from Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Handel, Stravinsky and Varese to everything after that = bluegrass, cajun/zydeco, americana folk, blues, bebop, big band swing, west coast cool, fusion, doo-wop, early rockabilly, the crooners (Sinatra, Torme, Bennett), Beatles, Stones, Doors, Hendrix, Carole King, Simon & Garfunkel, Dylan, Beach Boys, Motown, Pink Floyd, Santana, (early 1970s)Chicago, Earth Wind & Fire, Average White Band, Tower Of Power, Blood Sweat & Tears, Sons Of Champlin, Toto, Eagles, Peter Frampton Comes Alive, Electric Light Orchestra, Heart, Foreigner, Fleetwood Mac (pre & post Buckingham Nicks), Stevie Wonder, Emerson Lake Palmer, Yes, Rush, Dream Theater, Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Joe Satriani, Steve Lukather (solo), Michael Jackson, Prince, Steely Dan, Boston (debut album), The Who, Thievery Corporation, Bob Marley, Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Queen, U2, etc, etc.... listen to everything and learn to appreciate all styles, genres, even if it's not "your cup of tea"... Can't believe he's never heard the Beatles :( .....what a crime!!

@@Roostermania2010 You are absolutely spot on! Just like you I enjoy a huge variety of music. The purists have, with respect to contemporary music, the advantage of listening to the originals. My original point is that contemporary music must be performed by newer generations otherwise it will die. Inevitably it will be interpreted slightly differently. With regards to Pink Floyd, for example, have you heard Brit Floyd? Different take - not the original but they sell out every gig so people obviously enjoy them. I'm sure original concert goers would not agree with many modern interpretations of Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, etc. But as you agree that isn't the point. The point is that the music continues to be played and enjoyed. Thanks for reminding me of Boston's first album. I've got the first track going through my head now from memory. Lesser known bands should be remembered too. Do you know The Motors: Dancing the Night Away - for example?

I think that you are a wise guy. Bach and Glenn Gould forever.

The guitar is so good, but it's reduced by the bombastic drums.

D Day creative pauses are great 👍. They also set a mood

The guitar lines fit quite well... but the ghost notes, not really...

Sparky Dave The drummer almost reminds me that he is attempting to jazz the songs up a bit. The 70s drug hallucination style is out.

Nobody's talking about this, but this is one of the best moments I've ever had listening to music

Yes indeed. Except one little pitch bend around 11:50, the rest is pretty flawless. She made it her own, didn't try to emulate the original, didn't overdo it. Interesting performance.

I actually disagree. I was very disappointed with that performance more than the overdrumming. She started out really promising and then choked in her comeback.

I thought her performance was good, but mixed too low, she should be louder in context to the rest of the arrangement.

CBuT_17 undiscovered talent she is. That song can take years to learn. She was excellent

I was really enjoying the first half and then she seemed under-mixed in the second half. There's also some clutch vocal fry she missed, which I know can be a personal vocal trait but I missed it here.

Agreed, that's my favourite song here!

I'd have a hard time not crying doing this. My old band used to cover side 1 of The Wall, and I'd always break down in tears after, playing bass and singing.

scrolled through the whole section, hoping to find this exact comment before i write it myself. That's so damn right friend!

I'm with you dude.....it's a rock album and i dug the drumming.