Wow your really mad at empty spaces

@@taylortribble2366 Because people are ALWAYS wrong! This is not Empty Spaces, the intro is just the same, except for lyrics, but as a whole it's called What Shall We Do Now

What shall we do now

Thanks for that relatable rant

What about the solo on 29:18?

They reached their peak every 2 years during the 70's lmao

Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, The Wall all in a row 😳

@@barry1369 You're missing Animals

@@southsider3542 how tf did I forget animals 😆

@@barry1369 Its forgettable.

He's got it... in 16k lol

@@rayjohnson2387 yup

ray johnson what ?

@@derf2580 was a joke

Roger probably has copy, but Pink Floyd own the Copyright

Gilmour

@@styxcreek sorry and thanks

​​@@dempseysdad Lots of people make that mistake. I didn't realize it was spelt Gilmour until I bought my first PF album, Animals, in the 70s. Some people with that surname actually do spell it Gilmore.

Gilmore or Gilmour that does not matter, the matter is that this comment is EPIC! and made it right to the point!

@@asambahicham I'm pretty sure it matters to David Gilmour how his family name is spelled, and you have a pretty mundane idea of what is epic.

Yeah! It is

I had never thought of that...Wow, what a journey!!!

They matured so much.

total pioneers, a decade ahead of everyone else, the least

9 really

16? damn

Waters is pure magic

Like every bass is supposed to sound every time but bands forget that unfortunately.

It gives the show another atmosphere and sound, a bass in a band is very important. Without it its not the same

Man. I love me a Fender Jazz bass played with fingers, but Roger playing his Fender Precision with a pick is pure brilliance, cutting through the mix like a hot knife through a stick of butter. Amazing!

it's almost like the bassist made that so

Roger waters e David gilmour.....😢è un vero peccato che non lavorano più insieme....avrebbero potuto ancora dare tanto ....le loro carrier soliste sono di tutto rispetto....ma non è uguale a quando facevano musica insieme.....David riusciva a mettere la sua tranquillità e serenità nel caos dei testi di roger....essendo molto diversi quello li ha fatti funzionare ....peccato.....sarebbe Bello un altro album fatto da loro due insieme....ma si sà che non Sarà mai possibile😢

No, his voice is bad. He can’t sing.

​@@gertrudes666 sarcasm?

@@mikemace9644 well, i mean his right, so idk

12:37 you can hear Roger's vocals well here,since Dave is too low in the mix,and he sounds bad

Actually Rick brings the house down with that keyboard solo!!

@@slbjonny imo his best work is pigs

Who's beside him???

@@jeremyrhansen6637 It's Peter Wood, keyboard player and additional musician on concert tour! 😉🤙🏻

No hay nada raro ahí, están tocando una canción. Es tu mirada.

Correct Story of loosing his father so early age is kind of a true life story

fuck no lmao, the man dosent know how to sing lol

Se non c era Roger waters non ci sarebbero stati gli album più belli dei pink floyd! Dark side of the moon, wish were here,animals ,the wall, e the final cut...e ora Davud gilmour lui crede di essere lui I pink floyd, e ha tagliato fuori roger waters, è grazie a waters se gilmour è cosi famoso.

what minute?

@@ricardopereira4796 Whole album

One of the best drummers ever.

Watching him is like getting away with something 😅🤤

100 percent agree, his timing is great, and he has got it!

@@ogaitu8849 He did a great job in PF, but... he's not a good drummer at all

He's really not that great and it seems he needs a backup drummer to help him.

The human factor makes it better

This is why I was never a big fan of Rush.

@@kramalerav because they never made mistakes?

@@kramalerav Geddy Lee makes mistakes with his live singing all the time

Remember when life shows were actually performed…

What is crazy most artists talents decline as they get older Gilmore is better now than back then.

David ended up knowing it was his moneymaker and boy did he ever deliver on future versions after much trial and error. Much to all of our benefit.

Thankyou for revealing yourseif because what you posted makes you and I practically related .

When you play by ear it only gets better the more you play theory can only get you so close the rest you have to just feel that only comes after years of trial & error skills fade, but experience never leaves. Dark side will probably always be my favourite album, fuck if The Wall for all the term oil they were going through Gilmore & Wright really did write some of the best music & Waters lyrics were never better. Love & hate with that album you that album broke them up & started endless feuds with us in the fan base, but fuck me if that isn't one of the best albums ever. I understand those who put Wish you Were Here over it, but once I became honest with myself that really is my second favourite album. Wish they would have played "Run Like Hell." The last reunion

I go back and forth constantly between which is my favorite album. I don’t really understand the whole “David vs Roger” feud in the fan base honestly. To me it’s very clear that it was the stark contrast between the two that gave us that incredibly unique Pink Floyd “sound” that no other band comes close to. David is very mellow, Roger is angry with a chip on his shoulder. Put them together and you get the best rock music of the 20/21st century. Pink Floyd wouldn’t have produced our favorite songs and albums without David...and Pink Floyd wouldn’t have produced our favorite songs and albums without Roger. It’s really that simple. Gilmour is the greatest singer and guitarist of all time...and Roger is the greatest lyricist of all time. Put them together and you get Pink Floyd. I absolutely love them both.

this is Pink Floyd. Be glad that we have any footage at all. We have nothing from Animals, nothing pro-shot anyway

There are much better early 70s and late 60s footages of them

Amen brother. Never enough.

Several dates of The Wall Tour were shot on 70mm film and Roger Water's just sitting on it. Some snippets of it has been released you can look it up

it's like 12 pixels on screen bruh

There's no other place to go It's the only reasonable place The best Gig ever

YEAH I'd go back to 1980 and just STAY there !!

That'd be coincidence.

That is friggin’ HILARIOUS

We don't need no..... indoctrination

@@ccc1362 We don't need no debt plantation.

It should be heard in music in general

It's like the bassist wanted to have a little bit of a leading role on this one :D

@@Teleausencia Roger is and was a pretty egocentric dude, he was practically always trying to be the centre of attention in music making.

@@kitsune630 Thats what daddy issues does to a man.

​@Vonk it also causes great trauma, spawning the greatest rock opera of all time.

That should be the peak of anyone's life! Amazing man

@@Ggucco i grew up in West Babylon i was 7 when this came out. i hated school already and loved hearing and singing along to Another Brick In the Wall .Pt 2 when it was played on the radio or at the local roller rink. i felt like such a badass lol love them now more than ever. feel every note and relate somehow to every lyric...LONG LIVE THE PINK FLOYD SOUND!!!@%#& lmaoooo

i can't even imagine..... That kind of memory is priceless.

Let us not forget, Nassau Colisseum was the first American performance of the piece. The stage was able to hold perhaps a third of The Wall, with various portions folding in and out for solo bits in the last act. When The Wall came down, there was no way to do an encore. It was magnificent!

@@chuckschwartz1661 Los Angles was the spot of the first performances of The wall

i think top 3 :) and the other two are from David gilmour and Pink Floyd :)

Diego Sabino to me 1- is live in pompeii and this is 2. Gilmour’s floyd live concerts (pulse, etc) are ok, but feel a bit cold and sterile

@@costafinkel The Pompeii version of echoes is amazing. Only found it in lockdown

First

Pink Floyd's music not only established a genre but managed to remain timeless. It embodied an era and captured an emotion that no other band could. Pink Floyd sought to encapsulate something that no one could or will likely ever replicate. 1:09:19 Source: Sound Songwriting

Asked in a 2017 Uncut interview what his view on Animals is now, Walters replied: "It's a sketch, a sort of cartoon sketch of how I saw the way society was organized. And obviously it leans heavily on Orwell and Animal Farm and the idea of anthropomorphizing animals to represent aspects of human behavior. 53:35 Source: Songfacts

Thought the same thing about this performance of Mother, combining both of their strengths to produce a haunting, piercing version of

Yes and the same with Run Like Hell. They do work and sing well together.

Yeah that whole situation was a shame and NEVER should have happened

It broke my heart to hear that about poor Rick.

The only thing that was cool about that was that Rick was the only one of the "general" floyd members that got any money during that tour.

@@Aleksicorp as he deserved

Well, he did get back in...as it should be.

You do know that this was part of the show? 😂

@@john8451 well yea thats wut i mean

20 years?

Such a beautiful thing! I agree!

@@InfaziationHe apparently left a comment 2 years before UKposts was created…

Or after.

Nothing will top this, ever

Not sure between them or Grateful Dead in live shows

Rock and roll theater at it’s best, the moment of the show , well the opener cutting off the stage manager is cool too. Great find!

Your so lucky. I wish I could’ve been there

I think you misunderstand the meaning of jumping the shark, unless you're implying that all the effects were a bad thing?

@@NolanEgbert It kind of was - and it wasn't. Probably it was also inevitable that they would amp up the theatrics at some point (talking both about the concerts themselves and the whole concept of The Wall as opposed to the more musically oriented albums like WYWH), since Roger took the leadership and since they became frustrated by playing big stadiums and so on. It's not surprising that Gilmour-led Floyd never went for the stage effects to that degree (not sure, they might have had the big screen and the flying pig but I think that's that). But the whole theater vs. music debate only goes to show the abunance of talent and ideas they had within the band, to the point that one can imagine alternative directions they could have (and likely with artistic success) taken at different points in their career. I personally like the Pompeii-era Floyd best, up until probably Wish You Were Here, as there was balance between the concept and the music, and space for input from each of the band members

@@NolanEgbert While it's impressive, it's also complicated and stressful. Most of the earlier Pink Floyd fans were happy to sit down and listen to the music.

Omg yes I said this just yesterday

@@gaelybugsmommy I said it next Tuesday, the day before I went to this concert.

Bro, you were there? You're so lucky!!!

so lucky

Is it all you remembered it to be? My husband got to see the show in LA. I am always so jealous that he actually got to see this particular show. LOL… he was also at The Rolling Stones show in LA when Prince was one of the openers, and people were throwing liquor bottles and tons of food on the stage at Prince.

We will only know on one end of this as men...

The Gilmore part (the mother) has to the time signature of a lullaby 4/6. Brilliant idea.

Same here my friend …

I believe it's the very first Telecaster! He bought it in the mid 70s, serial number 000001!

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/q2B2gLCmZIWq0mQ.html (!!)

@@user-ih1ko4uy2p No one cares about your crappy self advertisement

Hd pink floyd is fine mate...

@@meznivfinish6739 He steals every single PF video he can get his greasy hands on, stamps his fucking watermark on it, and then uploads it on his channel at 144p quality.

@@bryan9587 steals official PF content and got 1.3m subscriber :\

I don’t know that it’s possible. No great footage exists that I’ve heard of anyhow.

There's a lot of really good footage from these shows that Roger will just never release. August 6-9, 1980, was recorded on very good videotape, and the footage you see here is a 4th Generation VHS of them. There's a good amount of snippets from the master in Behind The Wall. June 13-17, 1981, were recorded on film, and there's a very small amount of snippets of them, but they still exist. The most notable of these is the one found on the Immersion boxset, with the far shots being from the June 1981 films, but the closeups of the band were done in a sound stage.

@@theviridiansons Roger literally won't release it until he kicks the bucket...

No. He's not the same without Waters

@@modulfleirfall dafuq

@@modulfleirfall lol what

@@modulfleirfall He´s better without Waters.

yeah it's rather boring and bland - his voice works best for me when contrasted in a song with a sharper more emotional voice eg. Waters.

I'd say the greatest gig in history would be Pink Floyd's performance at Live 8 in 2005.

Montreal 1977

@@golfingcub02 bruh

Second only to the one in the sky lol

Oakland in 2nd

And Snowy, and Peter, and Andy, and the backing vocalists, and the crew members, and the promoters..etc

@@PinkFloydBootlegs Yeah I meant out of the four of Pink Floyd

nice pfp

David Guilmour 100% inspiração The Thin Ice um solo pouco apreciado mas porém é incrível 👉 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/p3RyeWigj3ulppc.html

That was some timely karma there...

Did you take any pics or film?

@@NWStuff-yl5jm I didn't even own a camera then. Still have the ticket somewhere and program.

@@davemorgan2254 Ah shame! What's your story? How was the show for you and what do you remember?

It's already fixed. Roger has these 3 shows in 720p and June 1981 shows in 4k. Reminder that this is a crappy fourth generation VHS tape. Even unrestored, Roger's tape doesn't look like this.

​@@ThePFRG I love the examples on your channel. I hope a full release happens some day. This concert, though, looks like it was shot and edited live for television. The footage you have seems to be shot on film. Did they really record it that many different ways?

@@scalzmoney Nassau Coliseum 1980 was shot for one night using 2 videotape cameras to see how Earls Court would look like on tape. August 7-8-9 1980 were shot in full on videotape using multiple cameras per night. June 13-14-15-16-17 were shot in full, using full blown 70mm cameras. 70mm is what's used for modern films these days.

@@ThePFRG i have not seen any of the other footage but roger said he doesn't want to release it as it's rubbish.

@@turokforever007 But that's Roger. He has thrown 1080p footage in his own box sets.

I was there also - aged 28

Lucky men we have here

Saw this show Monday February 25th 1980 at Nassau Coliseum in NY. I was 16 years old! Still remember like it was yesterday. Building was electric with excitement. Bitter cold outside in parking lot pre and post show. People wandering around lot begging for tickets and security was super tight with multiple check points prior to the admission doors

I was not there - aged 16

I was there too😊

Thanks that made me laugh out loud

LOL! It's very different from Pompeii that's for sure. Maybe in 1980 it was like "you're 30 now and a grown up".

😂

In the 80s all the 60s rockers tried to "grow up" and the results were hilarious. Dylan especially looked like a grandpa.

gas station employee

I couldn’t agree more

Мы родились в правильное время

Присоединяюсь. Какое произведение: ни пошлости, ни лишнего фарса, ни выноса мозга. Все точно, в меру, в тему. Я восхищаюсь этими ребятами!

And the only member who made any cash on the actual tour, if only cuz Rog sacked him , then rehired him as a salaried touring musician. Fucking Roger man lol. RIP Richard Wright.

@@andyvasquez6688 Roger has ever since been blamed for that. And though he was the one who initiated Rick’s sacking, it should be noted that the decision was fully backed by Gilmour at the time. Dave also tried to get Roger to sack Mason too while he was at it. Obviously, that period of the band was at a real nadir in terms of relationships between the band members.

@@kramalerav yeah, recording The Wall really tore the band apart. Roger kinda wanted control of the direction the album would take and not let anyone else mess it up so it wasn’t to his liking. He was kinda an ego-maniac but at least we got an awesome album, tour and movie from it.

@@kitsune630 egomaniac is not a good word for Roger... Maybe focused, he wants what he hears or sees in his head

That'd be Rick with a capital R.

The crazy thing is that it's the album that represents pink Floyd the least

@@matthewlowe3765 Exactly. As much as I love The Wall, it's probably my least favorite Floyd album.

Dark Side of the Moon the best of all time!

Couldn’t agree with you more

​@@matthewlowe3765the final cut?

It's not opera,it's theatre.rock theatre.

it’s a rock opera - yep, it is

Rock Opera technically I think. I saw it redone in 2011 or 12 it was something to see live then too regular concerts don't have planes flying through stadiums like that one does.

@@AnnaLVajda given the long storyline, theatrics, live effects, props, and instrumentals, this goes under the category of “musical” in my eye but “rock opera” works as well

​@@AnnaLVajdatechnically,it's rock theatre.

Im 16 and im happy to see other young pink floyd fans here

You are right: I saw it live at Dortmund, February 1981. Privilege. THen I recently saw Roger´s "The Wall" gig in Argentina, not the same impact. At least for me...

@@AlejandroLocicero I saw it at Earls court in 1980 but cannot remember which day it was. Also saw Zeppelin at Knebworth the year before.

Video tape wasn’t the greatest format you know. It cannot be fixed nor can the muddy audio.

hey check out domokons videos he did great job at restoring the same concert highly reccomend(this is not like an ad, its just it is worth a listen:3)

he didnt, he just added the live album audio onto the earls court video (with snippets from behind the wall footage) and edited bits of it to sync up with the live album

This is from an original vhs transfer by somebody, not from a copy online. So the audio is better.

Roger Waters é demais por isso que abomino toda essa raça maldita dessas musica de hoje no Brasil só porcaria

I agree with the bass part, it honestly sounds amazing relative to the whole mix

This is not bootleg footage. It was produced by band management rejected for official release.

@@kramalerav It kind of IS bootleg; since the usual definition that is used is: "material not officially released by the group". It's why the iShoot, iEdit bootleg of Roger's shows in the 2010's IS a bootleg; even though it was a coordinated film-shoot.

I was five. And I feel very old too. I didn’t know of this band back then though, obviously.

probably the absolute best, followed by pompeii, and then wembley

It’s 40 years later but yeah.

Same here man. But that feeling has faded a bit since I learned more about the bands history. Even though Roger was taking more control and the others didn’t like it, nobody else really had any ideas. The show must go on as they say; Roger presented them with The Wall, and they agreed. Nobody likes an ego trip, but at least we got The Wall lol.

>20 years I got some bad news for you sunshine

@@NolanEgbert is this not what you expected to hear?

Somebody spit on Waters during a show and he said that there ought to be a wall between the band and the crowd

That’s the pros and cons of hitchhiking.