Hey guys make sure you head over to the Final Thoughts Video where I talk through my perspective of the album and Floyd’s overall progression related to where we’re at! 🔥😁

@agemoth

5 жыл бұрын

AndyReacts please Andy, watch this insane mental psychedelic animated piece entitled 'Cows and Cows and Cows' by Cyriak.. He's an amazing crazy animator who does really mind bending short animated videos with his own background music.. Once you've seen one of his videos, you'll wanna watch them all! This one is only 2.15 minutes.. And it's nice to watch after finishing this album!! kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJWqt9J9j6zQhrw.html

Marmalade, I like marmalade..

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Lorraine Hall Love it! 😁

Thank you so much for reacting to this man... It’s probably my favourite Pink Floyd song and you’re the only one who’s done a reaction video to it. I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work man.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

@Mellow Jellow No problem friend! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁

Nick Mason always had the knack of playing the right beat at the right time and no more.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 I’ve noticed that, he knows just when to pull you back into a groove!

When i was young, i listened this album and this music had changing my live, and today i have the same emotion , Pink Floyd is and forever stay in my heart!

Such an underrated album. Great reaction, kiddo!!!!

Rise and Shine Oh, um, flakes, oh... Then, uh, I don't know, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, Toast, coffee. Marmalade, I like marmalade. Marmalade, I like marmalade. Porridge is nice, Any cereal, I like all cereal. Sunny Side Up Breakfast in Los Angeles, Macrobiotic stuff. No reply. I don't mind the barrow, I like burying the stuff in. No, I've got a terrible back. When I work, it hurts me. Do you know Elton John? Why he sort of a... When drivin' on the radio to sleep, Getting ready for a gig. I don't know. He does that electrical stuff; I can't follow that. Morning Glory Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, Toast, coffee. Marmalade, I like marmalade. I don't like coffee. Porridge is nice, Any cereal, I like all cereal. What a day! What? My head's a blank.

The soundtrack to your breakfast..

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Lorraine Hall That’s what it’s looking like! 😁😁

@anemonina

3 жыл бұрын

Of course 🍳🥓🍞☕🪐

Rainy weekend mornings in college, instead of slogging to the cafeteria, we'd smoke a few bongs, put on Alan Psychedelic Breakfast, and go back to bed. 🤘🏻😜

Section 2 ("Sunny Side Up") was written and performed entirely by David Gilmour on two acoustic guitars and a steel guitar. His steel guitar was run through a Leslie speaker.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 You guys amaze me every time with different facts, insane!!! 😁

yes finally someone did one of my favourite floyd songs thanks

@andythecrimson8877

2 жыл бұрын

So beautiful but Alan's voice was annoying.

This was the beginning of the "concept albums". After this album the "sound" of Pink Floyd matured and took over.

I just came across your channel, and found it very interesting and one of a kind so far. I have been checking out similar channels for about 2 months now, the first one was a hip hop guy hearing pink floyd for the first time, it was from dark side of the moon, since then it was like a domino effect, I found myself going to all the other channels and found several were hearing pink floyd for the first time, and truly enjoyed watching and hearing the reactions. I am a 59 year old white guy who was 13 in 1973 when Dark side of the moon was released, that was the first time I heard of pink floyd and was stoned from weed at time but made note I am buying that album I still have the original vinyl. By age 14 I was working in a record store/head shop, who's owner was a vietnam vet and we carried all of pink floyds stuff so I was buying all of them, this one never made it to my collection oddly enough I didn't really didn't care for it much. First of as I said checked out a lot of reactors to pink floyd and they all seemed to be reacting to the same songs, all Dark side of the moon and later and just singles again this were I find you to be unique, and appreciate what your doing and how. I don't want to write a book here, but I do have some other comments and suggestions which I will leave elsewhere.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

428chase Hey man I’m really glad you’re enjoying the concept of what I’m trying to do, I love Floyd but I never gave attention to the earlier stuff and a couple of albums, and I’ve always wanted to go through all the albums in order, and I was personally watching Reaction videos from hip hop guys like you did for a couple months haha. And noticed the same thing you did! The stuff I have already heard we’ll call it a review, but there is a lot I have not heard. 50% of the reason we click on these is to give us a reason to listen to the tracks again, and the culture you can build around videos like these are amazing, I’ve met so many people already who appreciate these songs as you seem to, welcome to the channel man, cheers! 🔥😁

@428chase

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex Thanks for the speedy response, I am glad I had the day off cause I just spent about 3 hours on your channel, I have subscribed to about 15 or so reactors and you're maybe the 3rd or 4th that has replied back. Now I know you and others will get a lot of comments and request and can't get to them all but to at least acknowledge you seen my comment or request, if not a reply at least a thumbs up or down something. The first guy I mentioned when I first subed he had like 3k subs and only a couple months later he got 90k not one ioda and I gave him a good review and many suggestions. they all say the same thing comment below what you think or to give suggestions.One guy I even donated to his patreon only 5$ but monthly and only reply I got back was Thanks so I pulled my donation before the second month came up. so again thanks. I have noticed too, on the other channels they seem to indicate some of or most of the songs they play are the ones they get a lot of request for. so no surprise they may never get around to my suggestions request and again everybody is reacting to the same stuff. like Bohemian rhapsody just get a little disappointed, I go to the last review and make my comment and when I go back it' still on top of the page, it's not like they had to scroll down to see it but still nothing.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

428chase I understand your position completely, like I said I watched loadsss of Reaction videos so I know how you guys are going about it. If the channel grows a bunch I’m sure I won’t be able to hit every comment, but for now and for quite a while I try to look at them and give a thoughtful response as you guys do for me, it’s much appreciated! Maybe later on I’ll do a Patreon where I’ll have like a private discord server or something where I can communicate with you guys directly or something, not quite sure yet, bottom line is I love interacting with you guys, we all have the common love for great jams, many people in my age range don’t understand the amazing sounds of the 70’s! Cheers man! 😁🔥🔥

@JohnSmall314

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I know what you mean. There's a trend going round of people reacting to PF, single tracks, and mostly DSTM and after. I really appreciate someone getting into their earlier stuff. No one gets brilliant without making lots of mistakes, and PF certainly pushed the boundaries did some brilliant stuff, and some awful stuff. You have to hear it all to get a sense of PF evolving. That said, I quite like psychedelic breakfast. V amusing. Especially the words. Try Ummaguma, which PF say it was a mistake they won't do again. Some quite nice tracks in it though. "Several species of small furry animals gathered together in cave and groving with a pict" kzread.info/dash/bejne/e3eWxLKMiLinnbw.html. That's be a nice reaction vid. WTF!!! It reminds me of another band from that era, who had the misfortune of producing their first album in 1968, so it got lost amongst the other other greats in that year. Listening to it now it's really quite superb but not many people know it. "Music In A Doll's House by Family" kzread.info/dash/bejne/lY6iubBphrvOlag.html . You get a sense of what else was going on in England at the time Pink Floyd were finding their feet. First among equals.

@JohnSmall314

5 жыл бұрын

Ah, I just found you've already done Ummagumma. Loved the reaction to SSOSFAGTICAGWAP.

Rumor has it the track was originally offered to Syd Barrett, because Syd was still showing up randomly in the studio in between solo album sessions, and quietly observing the band, supposedly waiting to record with them. Of course, he said “no” for this, though. So it was then offered to Pink Floyd roadie Alan Styles, and the rest is history. I don’t really consider this to be an actual psychedelic track. it’s technically progressive rock, with some psychedelic flavor to it. There’s not much in common with their earlier trippy psychedelic sound. I’m sure from reading the title, you were expecting a heavy freak out.The ASMR effect is kinda trippy, though. Maybe listening to this on psychedelics would change my mind.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

psychedelicpiper Thank you so much for all that backstory, love hearing about how it all went down. And I’ve had a couple interesting experiences that lead me to the conclusion that it’s rather psychedelic if you listen to it a certain way. I know what you mean though. Have a good one!

@psychedelicpiper999

5 жыл бұрын

+AndyReacts So have I, it’s just I’m deep into the psychedelic rock of the 60’s and early 70’s, and kinda anal about genres. To be fair, I’d classify this as both a psychedelic and a progressive rock track. Which is pretty much what the whole album’s like. It’s a bridge. So is “Meddle”, but more heavily on the progressive side. That being said, I love “Meddle” the most out of the post-Syd albums. It will blow your mind. It’s every bit as good as their classic albums, except for the short song “Seamus” maybe, which was done for a laugh. You might end up ranking “Echoes” as your number one Floyd song.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

psychedelicpiper I gotcha, makes sense, and yeah I’m excited to get on the Meddle series! First video going up Monday! I’ve heard a lot about Echoes!

@SimonsChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I've listened to some experimental stuff that had a lot of background noises on it. Sadly I forgot exactly what bands were

@shuggoth8793

5 жыл бұрын

@@psychedelicpiper999 Yea I completely agree with you about the genre. The title of the song is rather misleading and whether this gives you a "psychedelic" experience or not, it's not really from the psychedelic genre. Not sure if the guy that made this video has heard Set the Controls to the Heart of the Sun or some of the more psychedelic tracks from Piper.

Can’t wait for Echoes!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

TASTY CHEESE Me too! You guys get me al excited! Lol 😁

When I first heard this song while high I thought this was the most beautiful song I've ever heard in my entire life. Until I listened to Lenny by Stevie Ray Vaughan

Over the 48 years I have been listening to this cut, I have always assumed it's about Alan (Styles-roadie) coming in to make his breakfast and having flashbacks. Each musical interlude metaphor for flashback) is sparked by some action...striking the match to light the fire for the kettle, the crackling of the Rice Krispies, etc. It's a very trippy song.

One of the most underrated songs in their entire catalogue. The band hates it, the critics hate it, a lot of fans hate it. I love it. Does it have a point? I think so. Our everyday, humdrum life and all the tedious activities that go with it (getting up, brushing teeth, having breakfast, planning the mundane stuff you need to do that day) are in fact full of wonder, magic, and miracles, if we only had the eyes to see it. Just to exist is a wonder. The song makes you sit and actually listen to the most unimportant events imaginable. PF roadie Alan starts his day, and it'll fascinate you if you only let it. Around our house, "marmalade, I like marmalade" has long been a catch-phrase. The song says, "There is no excuse for being bored, ever. Just the fact of existing is a gift, a free ticket to a non-stop parade of marvels.

Roadie "Alan Styles" is the ALAN referred to in the title. I would suspect he comes into the kitchen (faucet apparently dripping all night cooks and eats his breakfast puts the dishes in the washes then the water drains out the faucet can still be heard dripping (I guess the washer needs replacing). Then he goes out the door (presumably to work) If you listen close, you can hear his car leaving in the distance near the end as the last few drips are heard. I at first thought it was referring to "Alan Parsons" who engineered this album.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

thegalaxybeing Wow that’s insane, thanks for that informative comment! 😁

@crescentfreshbret

5 жыл бұрын

According to Wikipedia, Alan’s dialogue and the sound effects were recorded by Nick Mason in his own kitchen.

@Acujeremy

5 жыл бұрын

I thought it was Alan Parsons.

@scarter3569

4 жыл бұрын

Utterly English and bucolic. See also much of XTC's output and Roy Harper. Cutting edge without being cloying. All geniuses to my mind.

If you played this song on an old fashioned record player that didn't reject, you could hear that dripping faucet for all eternity.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

NotData Oh wow, gotta try that!! 😁🔥

@420since1974

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex "On some copies of the vinyl version, the dripping tap at the end of the song is cut into the run-off groove, so it plays on infinitely until the listener removes the stylus from the album."

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 So intense, gotta get the record now!!

@agemoth

5 жыл бұрын

AndyReacts they played a number of tricks like that on songs on vinyl records back in the day.. They also used to write little scrawled messages around the hole on the bit of vinyl that wasn't grooves.. Sometimes whole sentences.. Looked like they were scrawled on with a pin or needle.. I mean, many records had this even in the 80s..

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Lorraine Hall So interesting, nothing like that now a days, it’ll never be the same!

This is always a good one to wake and bake to fr.

If I'm mistaken. The final drip is perpetual on the album. The drip sits where the needle stops on the record. You can't repeat that on CD.

@blackeer6614

2 жыл бұрын

I've got this album on vinyl and the final drip is not perpetual ;(

@allanclark3283

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackeer6614 Oh, I think I am thinking of a different song.

@allanclark3283

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackeer6614 That'll keep me up wondering what song it is.

@blackeer6614

2 жыл бұрын

@@allanclark3283 You're right this song is alan's psychedelic breakfast but perpetual drip was on the first vinyl copy

I bought this album on 8-track back in the 70s and listened to it once. It represents Pink Floyd still flailing about in the dark trying to find their way musically post-Syd. It wasn't until "Meddle" and specifically "Echoes" that it would start to come together for them.

I like cows too.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Lorraine Hall It’s definitely not a bad album cover to the tempered eye! 😁

I think the first sound was him taking a pee and flushing the toilet. Lenny had some Rice Krispies sausage and eggs this is such a great album and I'll tell you why, there's really no focus on just one member you get to hear the talent of all of them. And in my opinion that's when they were the best. I'm really glad you did this one

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

shane mccormick Thanks for the background on the song! And yes I loved this album a lot! And yeah man we’re hitting all the albums in order! 🔥😁

@420since1974

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex "The track features Pink Floyd playing in the background as Alan Styles (a Pink Floyd roadie, who appeared on the back cover of Ummagumma) speaks about the breakfast he is preparing and eating. In addition to the talking, the sounds of Alan making breakfast-such as lighting the stove, cooking bacon, pouring milk and cereal (which makes a popping sound associated with Kellogg's Rice Krispies), loudly gulping and drinking, and loudly and vigorously eating cereal-are clearly audible in the background"

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 Thanks for the description of what went down haha, was interesting for sure!

@shanemccormick6072

5 жыл бұрын

@Sebastian I'm not sure but I think they were friends with APP

this should be on their best of records i love it !

Lol. I giggled watching his facial expressions like. Man this is fire! While listening to rich wrights proper piano sounds lol. Fun video!

That is a great video. I've been in love with that album for a long time (easily twice your age). Glad you've discovered it. I'll check out your other videos as well. Agreed about Nick Mason, he knows where he needs to be as a drummer all the time. Brilliant sensibilities. I think he's a very musical, instrumental percussionist.

Is this ASMR?? hahah I love this song. :D

Great reaction brow, great album, master piece!

When I was at university in the Very early 80s in London, all of the Floyd albums were played continually. This album seemed to be a favourite in a house I lived in and I still have very fond memories of that time 🌌

I will say one thing Andy i give you alot of credit to reacting to the Pink Floyd no one knows about. Its fun watching your reactions a little to much head bobbing but still its all good lol

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

@Skip William Haha I appreciate it! And yeah I tend to get really into it, I have on a realllly nice surround sound headset so I literally fall into the rabbit hole of a groove and forget I’m even recording sometimes, you should check out the video I have for Echoes, literally experienced mild ego death..lol!

@skipwilliam5639

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex Good headphones are the key to any pink floyd song. The little background sounds that make then sound even better.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

@Skip William Agree completely!

@billythedog-309

2 жыл бұрын

l know about this album and l'm fairly sure the group themselves know about it, ergo your contention is utter bollocks.

I Like marmalade

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

metafis Thanks for the suggestion!!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Keylin Sanchez Welllllllllll damn. 😂

@agemoth

5 жыл бұрын

AndyReacts 😂😂😂

@bracciodiferro3228

4 жыл бұрын

Andy & Alex the nicest moment is when Alan at 6 and 37 seconds spits all food out

Rice Crispies are perfect for breakfast sound effects...just like the fried eggs popping in the pan and the snort as you bite into an apple....

and this was on my 51st birthday... strangest reaction i ever.., saw it a few times and i am going this in 4 weeks again.. such a fan of you and syd ....

This sound make me feel lonely, and how all humans are so lonely every day, in the same time, in the happy piano parts, make me feel happy to be live.

Always thought this should have been a top ten hit.

It's a pity Part 3 didn't survive in the live repertoire, in some form - it has classic Floydian chord-changes, good for jamming. Word association - breakfast - lunch... Are you familiar with the track Supper's Ready by Genesis? 'Cause if not, I'd like to see someone react to that on camera, especially if they're watching the Shepperton Studio performance: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2qlq8qahJiohc4.html

@crescentfreshbret

5 жыл бұрын

I would love to see him react to “Supper’s Ready.” That is a truly amazing piece of work that no one can help but be affected by.

This is the morning after an all-nighter on acid....

You've just crossed the edge of the band, I think. The Pink Floyd that everybody knows starts from now on. You said you've heard dark side, so you can make a judgment.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

philip townley Yeah man I’m pretty excited to revisit dark side with all the perspective I’ve gained from going through all their older stuff in order, it’s crazy, have a great day! 😁

Part 3 is really nice.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Polux Saurus I enjoyed it! 😁

Well said on Nick Mason. Pretty wild tune, eh?! 👍😎✌️

@jegkegofrhum9357

2 жыл бұрын

looking on KZread at METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

I like marmalade and the guitar part a lot

Pink floyd are the creates of asmr

10:47 feeling

The earlier versions of Pink Floyd. A lot of it had to do with just recording any type of sound. It could be birds chirping dripping water a train going by what it sound like a boss stop busy City Street car smoking their tires. Then they took the sounds along with their instruments and created really beautiful music ahead of its time. Then starting towards the beginning of the 70s a lot of the albums they put out we're all concept albums. The way they wrote them the whole album was telling some sort of narrative or a story or multiple stories! The wall is probably the greatest compilation album ever written. You could listen to the album over and over and over again and watch the movie. It seems though each time you watch it.Then another layer gets peeled back that you didn't know was there. Pink Floyd's the kind of music that will span the test of time. It's like music that was made that's Frozen in Time. It will always have an appeal to the human psyche. I.M.O.

Morning Glory is my favorite part

Sorry I'm about 2 years late with this review. Listening to this song again it's completely different to the original album. This is so crisp it must be a digitally enhanced version. I was there ! in 1970, Manchester Fee Trade Hall. One of the few places they played this before dropping it from their set list. It was 3 musical interludes interspersed with the band members making Breakfast on stage. I found the music boring! yes very boring until I heard this version. The group brought their Quadrophonic Sound System with them. The Highlight was poring the milk onto their Rice Krispies with half a dozen microphones around it. The result was a cacophony of sound and explosions from the snap, crackle & pop of the rice Krispies racing around the Auditorium. They also Fried Egg & Bacon on a portable stove and ohhh that beautiful smell! I had gone to the concert straight from work and was absolutely famished! I went with a work collegue and my wife who met us outside the Theatre. She is not a pink floyd fan but makes a good witness to what happened that night. Glen Povey an autobiographer of the group and fanzine editor always stated that Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast was only performed once and that was in London. Not true Glen, my wife can confirm it was played in Manchester as well!

Back in the day, speaking of music, it was a different area. Before the Pink Floyd, the music in the 60s was based on Rock'n'roll music. In England, they had in the late 60s a different approach, a new concept of the music and art in general. They practiced some "happening" events, which is a performance or situation art, usually random and really weird performance art. Pink Floyd tried to invent something new for this album. That was also when the "Sex&Love" revolution for all ages was a thing. Sex was not taboo anymore and even recommended to everyone, but also the massive usage of drugs, due to the hippie culture. Almost all hippies liked to be naked, even kids and teenagers, but also the elders; and that was a normal thing and not shocking at all. People were naked in movies, in magazines, even on street ads, etc. Sometimes, couples making love in the grass, in front of everyone during concerts, like Woodstock for example. So, yeah ... mentalities were completely different back in the day! It was all about erotism, sex, drugs, and music all the time, but also all about psychedelic music and especially Pink Floyd.

One of my fav parts in Atom Heart Mother - 6:57

even now i find it remarkable that about fifty years ago i was outside athens ohio, staying with some ''hill hippies'', listening to this very music you are today. tho technically i was a good bit more chemically enhanced, so to speak.

Generally speaking, I guess if there is any general terms for psychedelics. Psychedelic breakfast would be after you raged all night and sun's coming up & you're having such a good time with everybody . So some people get the idea of dropping another 10 strip! Or maybe Munchen another eighth of mushrooms. There's quite a few of those scenarios that you couldn't get into there. I think you get the gist of it. There used be a three-piece jam-band maybe 4 and they will called psychedelic breakfast. A grate jam band, pressure's from the Rave Act(Gov b.s.) which basically says if you're a band or A manager or providing a place for bands to play. knowing they're doing psychedelics you can fall underneath the Rave act and be indicted. So they drop the word psychedelic to calling themselves the breakfast.

Jeeze guys , i'm no advocate for drugs, but i've done enough lsd & shrooms to slay a concrete rhino, fortunately f'me came out sanity and personality intact, just, Alan's Breakfast is , well, simply put , one of those tracks that you just gotta hear trippin' ballls and that's a fact, best when you're tryin' to come down... I could go on but .....

All my eggs are blank.

If you want to hear who I believe is the greatest rock drummer ever, check out Carl Palmer of ELP. He's like 70 now and still kicking ass. He's unreal.

Having a breakfast after an acid trip I think perhaps. Good an' honest reaction Pal.

I first heard this album when I was about 15 in the early 90's. All my friends at the time hated pink floyd. I still listen to them and this album is amazing.

Probably acid

i would like to see a overveiw of the stooges record funhouse ! you'll love it !

Hi Andy,..what's next ? relics or meddle ? thanks .

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Pim Sluiter Hey! Meddle starts on Monday! We may definitely hit Relics after we finish all the studio albums! 😁

@pimsluiter4554

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex Yes that's better . Is it you're first time hearing of meddle ?

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Pim Sluiter Yes first time! My girlfriend showed me the song Fearless months ago but that’s the only song I’ve heard from it!

@pimsluiter4554

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex So you never hear the song Echoes ??? I am sure you like it very much Andy ,..If you ever have some time to see PINK FLOYD LIVE AT POMPEII then you see them play the song ECHOES live,..an amazing expirience to watch them play that song soooooo good ! see you !! greetings from Amsterdam.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Pim Sluiter I have not heard it, I’m literally so excited for the Meddle series because I’ve heard only AMAZING things about Echoes!! Cheers from Florida! 🔥😁

It's so psychedelic

#2 even more confused haha. Most people weren't particularly devoid of wakkibakki in the 70's ... I have to recommend the original War of the Worlds soundtrack.

"Alan s Schizophrenia Breakfast". Nice reaction, greetings from Argentina.

This is Alan's Breakfast. You got introduced to the "Psychedelic" part by listening. Floyd dude!.....

2:25 lol

I read in Pink Floyd: A Visual Documentary by Miles, that Gilmour wasn't entirely satisfied with the version of APB. According to Gilmour, it was thrown together: "APB never achieved what it was meant to. It was meant to be how it SHOULD HAVE BEEN. It was a bit of a throw together. In fact it was the most throw together thing we've ever done." The general consensus in the band was that it was rushed together and so it wasn't executed properly. Perfectionists are never satisfied, I guess.

No one like them, so unique.

u guys need to do Syd Barrett songs..come on! The Madcap Laughs... best album ever ! Oh yeah... And HAWKWIND! Of course, but you ALWAYS denie the best live band ever!

Very good interpretation. But actually listen to the piano and keyboard by Rick Wright next time

Floyd is Floyd.

My name's Allan. Alan was a roady.

This song makes me smell bacon. Wtf ahaha

Did the man in this song 'kill himself' at the end? It sounds as though he says "Oh my, it's a blank", which is followed by a gunshot.

@and_rick_tilapia

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a stretch. No

Floyd is in my top three but this song and most of the songs on disk 2 of ummagumma are pure drivel.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

J Donner I personally liked it for what it was but I can totally see how one may not dig it, it’s pretty out there, lol!

@jimjames8660

5 жыл бұрын

all of this leads up to The Wall album....every little experimentation on every early Floyd album gets used in their final masterpieces...how can you not like that?