Hope you guys had a great weekend! Here’s my Side one Reaction for Obscured by Clouds! The Side Two video is coming out on Friday! Cheers friends! 🔥😁

@raymullett6571

5 жыл бұрын

Call me weird but Absolutely Curtains is aptly named and a gem. By the way there is another soundtrack called Zabriskie Point featuring some reworked tracks and a few new songs., there are other bands on the album most notably Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead. Not essential but of interest to any Floyd fan.

@synthpulse1

5 жыл бұрын

AndyReacts you reacted exactly like I thought you would. Thanks for not over analyzing. Your movements and expressions say it all.

For me personally, I'm ashamed to admit that this album is generally lost in my memory. I know of it. I've heard it. I like it. But for some reason when I'm in the mood to put on some Floyd, this album never crosses my mind. Listening to it here with you, Im smiling... I remember each song as they come... Shows me I need to re-expose myself to this great album. Thank you for refreshing my memory.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Jason Hahn Makes sense, I’m glad I was able to get you into the album a bit, it’s good! Cheers friend! 😁

@tommc3622

Ай бұрын

5 years later, but I still needed to comment. 40 years of listening to Floyd, and the older I get, the more I find this is the album I go to when I need the Pink Floyd warm fuzzies.

The dates are becoming foggy now, but I'd swear it was 1972. I was in the Navy at the time, floating around the Mediterranean Sea. We spent a lot of time in Athens, Greece and I loved it there. There were a number of "youth hostels" around Athens and hundreds of young people (hippies) from all over the world, who traveled through Europe and searched out inexpensive places to stay. The hostels were perfect. There was always wine, hash (Turkish or Lebanese) and music. These hostels were where I first heard a lot of German rock, and the soundtrack to a film called "La Vallee: Obscured by Clouds". When I got back to the States, I had somehow acquired a cassette tape of La Vallee and no one had ever heard anything like this fabulous music. Fast forward a bunch of years. I was raised on the East coast, in and around Washington, D.C. In January of 1978, I moved to L.A., Ca. By that time, Pink Floyd was huge and you could find its music as readily as McCartney's or Lennon's. Except for one record, anyway. You just couldn't find a copy of La Vallee: Obscured By Clouds". Not anywhere. So, one day I was on a transit bus, heading East on Ventura Blvd. when I happened to see the marque of a theater on the south side of the street. The marque announced "PINK FLOYD'S LA VALLEY- OBSCURED BY CLOUDS!! I jumped up, grabbed my ole lady's arm and ran to the front, yelling, "Stop the bus!!" We had to wait a couple hours for the show, but I finally got to see the film the soundtrack was created for. The film (that I won't go in to, now), was as incredible as the soundtrack. There is one thing you've said a couple times, that doesn't sit right. I first heard Obscured By Clouds (and acquired a copy), in what I'd swear was '72. I had come back to the States in December of that year and got one of the first copies of Dark Side some time in '73, In fact, later in '73 I saw the Dark Side tour in Hampton Roads, VA. What I'm saying is, yes, for some strange reason, Obscured By Clouds was ignored or overlooked, but I don't believe Dark Side had anything to do with it. Dark Side of the Moon, as I recall, didn't show up until at least a year after I was already listening to Obscured By Clouds.

When you live your life sandwiched between "Meddle" and "Dark Side of the Moon" you are bound to be overlooked. Don't sleep on this album, though. It's solid Floyd. To me, the standouts I always return to are "Free Four" "The Gold It's In The..." and "Wots... Uh, the Deal?" The middle child has things to offer, too!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Bryan Burton Makes sense, and yeah I liked those tracks a lot! Cheers man! 😁

@johnfloyd4166

Ай бұрын

Spot on mate 😊

Burning Bridges is classic Floyd sound. Nick Mason's drum track is perfect. And then the Gilmour-Wright vocal duet. Ooof.

The most underrated pink Floyd album. The reason maybe is because it was a film soundtracks for the film "La Valley". (Obscured by Clouds) I had it on Cassette tape and listened to it all the time. Now I have on cd. Brill chill out album. Mudmen, is another great DG solo :-)

@Kriegsgefangener31

Жыл бұрын

A small plea from France: "La Vallée" or "The Valley", take your pick but please don't mix the languages.

Absolutely gorgeous vocals from Gilmour and Wright together on "Burning Bridges." One of my all-time favorites.

For many bands, this could be a career defining moment. For Floyd it was like ,'Oi Dave, some bloke wants a soundtrack for a film of exquisite beauty made, are you free, Yeah, come on then Roger, & bring Rick & Nick along as well see what we can do for him '. Proper music

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Paul watts Haha well said friend! 🔥

@kdbadk

5 жыл бұрын

We'll be there, no prob - but we do have to create The Dark Side of The Moon.

@schmittelt

5 жыл бұрын

Yep! This is what a legendary band sounds like when they're not really trying! Better than most.

@frankiew8532

5 жыл бұрын

Many people don't know that PF did create 4 other soundtracks besides Obscured by Clouds.

@chassetterfield9559

Жыл бұрын

@@frankiew8532 four? The soundtrack to 'More' was their first work for Barbet Schroeder, as was this. They contributed a lot to the soundtrack of 'Zabriskie Point'. The climactic explosion scene at the end is basically 'Careful with that axe', from memory. There's a film called 'The Committee', where they contribute various pops & squawks on VCS3, and they play over the outro credits, basically Rick on Hammond with bass, but a 'new' piece. There was also a 1967 'Swinging London' collection called 'Tonite lets all make love in London' [sic] Which features a 16 minute Interstellar overdrive, & a piece called 'Nick's Boogie'. Are those the ones you refer to, or do you have others? And I'm not including the surfer film made about that time [ forget the title, but went to see it in a cinema with then girlfriend ]. It was basically a cut together series of underwater & inside wave slow motion clips, over 'Echoes'. That just uses the original album cut, so hardly something 'created' for the purpose.

The whole album was written and recorded in two weeks! Fantastic when you think about it.

From a film called La Vallèe, by Barbet Schroeder, same director of More. By the way, only a couple of those songs were used for the film.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Maurizio Di Clemente Damn that’s cool, thanks for sharing! 😁🔥

Since you've already recorded your side 2 reaction, I can't wait until Friday to tell you that "Childhood's End" is my favorite from this album. I hope you like it.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

schmittelt 😁😁😁

This is such an underappreciated album! When I became a fan of Floyd, of course the usual album suspects became part of my collection (Meddle, Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall), but I became immersed in ALL that was the Floyd - and that meant deeper album cuts, like this one, the soundtrack to More, Atom Heart Mother, and of course the Syd Barrett stuff. This album blew me away! (I think it was a 'compilation' album called Works that introduced me to Free Four, so I had to find out more!) Glad you found this one!

The album cover "consists of a photograph of a man sitting in a tree which has been taken out of focus to the point of complete distortion."

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 Thanks for letting me know! I was curious! 😁

@Frankincensedjb123

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 So it could literally be a picture of anything. Priceless

"Obscured by Clouds" is actually a soundtrack for the movie: "La Vallee". This album is probably the birth of the classic Pink Floyd sound. All the elements of "Dark Side of the Moon" are in place, picking up where "Meddle" left off. They have moved from Psychedelia to Prog.

Some of these songs. They make you feel stoned, even if you hadn’t smoked anything. The pace of Nick’s drumming is soooooo underrated. It’s hypnotic.

Perhaps the most underrated Pink Floyd album. So many good songs on it.

When they played live Rick Wright used to have a control panel that allowed him to send their wall of sound around the stadium through strategically positioned speaker stacks like one giant leslie speaker..... imagine being there and hearing that eh...??/

Glad you did this by sides. The surprise segue from "Obscured by Clouds" to "When You're In" is just too cool to miss. and "Mudmen" is definitely a sumptuous instrumental. I agree about the way Rick Wright gets to shine. All fine tracks. No filler here to be sure.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

thegalaxybeing Exactly! Glad you liked the choice to do this in sides, great album so far! Cheers friend! 😁🔥

Most people don't know this was written after Dark side of the moon. They were recording dsotm when the were asked to write obc. You can here alot or elements from dsotm in it! It's always been my favorite pink floyd album!

As you're following the evolution of famous groups, you should do the Beatles. Trouble is everyone has already heard everything so giving an honest first reaction is hard, but the sequence of evolution is fascinating. I got into watching these reaction vids because I wanted to explain to the teenage daughter of a friend how music utterly changed in in the 60s. I demonstrated examples from two ends of the era e.g. She Loves You (Beatles, 1963) and Echoes (PF 1971). At one end it's simple songs 'I love her, she loves me, I so happy' or 'I love her, she doesn't love me, I'm so sad' and at the other end it's vast long mystical, mysterious works of art. I then posed the question, WTF happened in between? Of course 3 things happened, better recording studios, LP (long play) albums which meant popular music could expand out of the limits of one side of a 45rpm record, and lots of LSD. The most rapid period of change was 1966, to 1967 mostly because of LSD. Listen (in your own time) to the Beatles, Rubber Soul, Revolver and Sgt Peppers. Or follow the entire progression.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

John Small I would do the Beatles but they are like superrrr hard on copyright, I can’t have a continued stream of there music in a video, it’ll get taken down sadly, and I agree with what you’re saying about the progression, cheers friend! 😁🔥

I've always had a soft spot for this album. I know you will enjoy side two.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

nok22m Yeah it’s really good so far! Side two on Friday! 😁

Obscued by clouds is in my heart..i dint know why its so overlooked

To react to this as this is not PF main or common albums to know them by is just sheer happiness and respect. I used to play cards with my friend listening to this as others by Floyd

I think the reason I like this album is because as good as Roger Waters is, he laid back a bit on this one and it feels more like a Gilmour/Wright album. It's a nice contrast to some of their other work.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

CapAnson12345 I know what you mean, it’s not taking itself to serious, nice jams and it flows well! 🔥😁

@vaguelyright6833

8 ай бұрын

It's not surprising Roger Waters turned into a dick.

I’m SO happy for you. Your appreciation for this diamond warms my soul. This album was a really important part of my teen years, and it’s really amazing to see it passed on to a new generation. I really love and admire that you let us share in your journey, and I’ll leave a message to the future you: share this music with your son or daughter the way I shared with my young boy’s. Actually they’ve shared in everything I listened to, and even to this day. (and I’m hoping that you have a great reaction to Bowie’s “The Man Who Sold The World.")

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Hey friend! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! It's been quite a journey thus far and I know we're just getting started! I'll be sure to pass the music on for sure, cheers friend! :)

as a teen in the 70s my experience of Pink Floyd really began with Dark Side of the Moon. i'd never even heard of this album until recently. i've only ever listened to it once before. so i'm enjoying this. it's a good album

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

rob allen I’m glad you’re checking it out again with me, it’s good album for sure! 🔥😁

@roballen5718

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex i've always known about Meddle, and i listen to songs from that a lot.bits of the really old stuff i like, too. you reactors have got me delving back into their early work a lot. my favourite has to be the live at Gdansk version of Echoes, though. i listen to that nearly every day, now. i guarantee that you'll love that one, too. it was the last time Richard and David performed it together before Richard died.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Damn, sounds wild, thanks for the tip on that show, and glad you're enjoying the videos! It's been quite a journey so far, cheers! :)

Floyd’s most overlooked work. Among their best. Mudmen is epic! The Rick Wright keys chord sequence is from above.

The Gold It's In The... is a LARGELY Underrated track in my opinion. It captures that 1970's American travel vibe, ironic considering they are a British band playing music for a French movie where it's just in the background on a Radio. Such a belittled use of an awsome song!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

The Black Queen I liked that track a lot too! Cheers! 😁

@mattridgley9095

5 жыл бұрын

100% agreed.

btw. There are songs from 1965-1966 before their first album. Their first recordings. they are a part of the early years box set. The entire box set is on youtube HD :D

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

venomouscarnage Thanks for the tip and the other comments you gave me info on! Cheers friend! 😁

Gilmour and Wright blending their vocals beautifully again on "Burning Bridges".

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 Yesssss! 😁

flames...rise...in...her....eyyyyyyyesssss....

Jesus man, animals is their best album, can't wait for your reaction! (Maybe 2nd best album of all time)

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

shlupidurp I’m definitely excited to check that one out! 😁

@psychedelicpiper999

5 жыл бұрын

“Animals” is amazing, but it’s also the beginning of Roger Waters’ domineering. I may be sacreligious by saying this, but the second half after “Dogs” kind of drags on musically. Especially “Sheep”. Which makes sense, because the second half of the album was only written by Waters. Still an amazing album, but the lack of complete cohesion and collaboration in the band keeps me from saying it’s the best Floyd album. Plus Gilmour didn’t like it, believe it or not. Just “Dogs”, which is easily the best song on the album.

@RESTITVTOR_TOTIVS_HISPANIAE

5 жыл бұрын

I see what you mean, but I say it more from a subjective point of view. I love dark side and wish you were here like everyone, but i overplayed them a bit. Still, those 3 albums are legendary and nearly impossible for anyone to beat.

@psychedelicpiper999

5 жыл бұрын

+shlupidurp Early Floyd is my fav Floyd. Piper and Meddle are my top 2. Not big on the post-1972 sound these days, personally.

Wots uh the deal is impossible to be disliked by someone.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Agree, was such a nice track!

Sometimes I feel like this is my favorite Pink Floyd album

This is a very emotional album for me because there's so much emphasis on Nick and Richard is beautiful piano playing mixed with either Nick or David's guitar playing so beautiful. I saw a video just yesterday Nick admitted this was his favorite album and that's why his new band is playing this old stuff again.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

shane mccormick I thought Saucerful was, no?

@shanemccormick6072

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex oh maybe you're right I thought he said obscured by clouds but you know I think you might be right. Because his band just toured and did saucerful of Secrets.

IMO Pink Floyd were at the peak of their creativity as a band around the time they did this album. Just look at the timeline: Meddle was released in November 1971 and they recorded the Live at Pompeii movie the same month, as well as regular touring until December, when they wrote the whole of Dark Side of the Moon (the album was released over a year later). In early January they rehearsed Dark Side with a completely new sound system and stage show before taking it out on the road later in the month. In February, after touring with Dark Side for several weeks they went into a studio for a week and wrote and recorded most of Obscured by Clouds before touring Japan, then returned and spent one more week finishing the recording and mixing of this album. Also looking at the mix of songwriting credits for this as well as Meddle and Dark Side shows how the whole band were firing on all cylinders.

Nick performed the first two tracks of this album when I saw him in September. It was epic witnessing this. It sounded huge.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

SonicVolcanoify Hell yeah! 🔥😁

besides Meddle this is my favorite Floyd Album. I believe Stay is on side 2. sang by Richard Wright

Hi Andy & Alex, glad to see you both on an enjoyable journey through the landscape of sound that is Pink Floyd. Delving into my collection, I would recommend listening to Pink Floyd:The Early Years 1972 'Obfus/cation' volume which was part of a mega box set released a couple of years ago. Retailing at about $500, might be pricey but you can buy the separate volumes year by year. Blow some cash on them over a year like I did, well worth it for a big chunk of Floydian rarities, odd & ends, TV appearances, remixes and so on if you collect their stuff. Anyway, the 1972 volume includes a 2016 remix of this whole album.

Mudmen...very haunting song!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

tonickton I know what you mean, haha! 🔥

"That's one way to start an album". *goes straight into "When you're in"*

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Justyn Quesenberry Hell yeah 😁🔥

@justynquesenberry

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex lol, I've been a Floyd fan for little over a year, so i know exactly what you're going through man 😂

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Justyn Quesenberry Haha awesome, I’ve been into Floyd for about 2 years now, just now hitting all the stuff leading up to DSOTM, and try keep showing me why they’re my favorite band, love it, glad you discovered them! 😁🔥

@justynquesenberry

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex i had heard songs like money and comfortably numb before (which most people have 😂). but once i heard DSOTM all the way through, i was hooked

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Justyn Quesenberry Same!! Haha 🔥

Hey man great video as always,OBC really is a forgotten gem in Floyd history,like someone already said when you're between Meddle and DSOTM it's gonna be tough,but OBC is pure PF and like you said lol David Gilmour doesn't give a fuck about anything.. great fucking line man 🎸

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Pink Floydist Haha hell yeah man, the album is great so far, can’t wait to post Side two! 😁🔥🔥

I believe this is actually a soundtrack awesome

Well we made it fella. Well worth the wait. Another great reaction. Can't wait till Friday now 😁

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

A H Yes sir! And same as I! 😁

there is a unreleased soundtrack by Pink Floyd called the committee. Its on youtube (:

In December 1972 while touring France, Belgium and Switzerland, I have 5 gigs recorded during that time, and 3 of the gigs PF play Childhood's End as final song of the encore. Interestingly, they then during their long 73 tour, drop CE from the set and started playing the first two tracks from this LP, which are cool instrumentals indeed. In many shows they opened with OBC/WYI, sometimes they opened with Echoes then those two came next. Oddly, the last two shows I have from 73, both recorded on November 4 in London, an early and a late show as many artists did in the 60s and 70s when playing live, they play OBC/WYI as the final songs.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

HendrixJHE Damn that’s awesome! Thanks for sharing! 🔥😁

it is a shame this album doesn't usually get the credit it deserves. These grooves are raw and musically more honest then those on DSOTM or WYWH. Less produced, it shows their individual qualities even more. I love it!

Man i just started watching you and already a smile on my face lol..i listen to music just like you do, i move so similar and i can telk your groving and digging all the instruments, cool.love it

I just realized that in your Echoes reaction video I said that Mudmen wasn't really a track I liked, when in fact I absolutely love Mudmen. It's one of my favorite Floyd instrumentals. I mean to say that 'Absolutely Curtains' was the odd song out, in that it's not really a song. My bad.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

grelch Ahhhh gotcha, all good! 😁🔥

@jtwigg23

5 жыл бұрын

The more I've listened to it absolutely curtains has grown on me a lot. Shit is actually hauntingly beautiful and a great way to end the album. (Idk about the ending chant tho lol) but it's Floyd so it works

Everyone always argues over Roger and David. Rick's just being nice enough to remind us here, he's a big part of "the sound" as well.

Good reaction dude cant wait for more and black sabbath

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

MANHATTENMAN ! Then you’ll be happy tomorrow! 😁

For me their easiest album to listen to, and so one.of the best..top three methinks.

I learned to play 'Wots...uh the Deal?. Being the stranger on the 'outside looking in,'

One band you need to do album by album is Rush, Fly by Night to Power Windows. That’s a solid 10 albums.

I personally think "Wot's....Uh, the deal" is their best song.

Next songs the best one on the album "childhoods end" although that opening song on the album and wuts uh the deal are close seconds.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

jtwigg23 We’ll see! 🔥😁

Also my first time to hear this one. Thanks. It's toward the "progressive pop" end of the spectrum (in my very own personal scheme of classification scheme) - sort of like pop, but with 40 new ideas per minute subtly mixing into the singable melody lines. I think I might have invented the term (or cobbled it together out of what's readily available for classification-heads) to describe certain Cardiacs songs, so it's not a criticism. Some of the songs are almost a bit country? Cool. I like it, whatever one would call it - if it desperatedly needed a label to tie onto it. They know what they're doing, so everything they do is good. I'll give you a link to a Cardiacs song that travels across several sonic universes in 2:30 or thereabouts. If I'm repeating myself with this one, you're welcome; no problemo; for you I slaughter the bull (as someone I knew long ago would say in a slightly supercilious, but not definitely offensive tone ... wait ... ) ... ... Edward Lear Disease - The delight in mismatched expressionismismas ... here's something by him you might enjoy reading: www.nonsenselit.org/Lear/ns/fc.html And then there's Cameras by Cardiacs, which might be punk, might be just plain ole rock, might be prog, might be jazz, might be something it shouldn't be. A rather unstable song, but not overly disgustingly so. Pause a moment at the end to reflect on the journey the music took to get you there. It's humble yet transcendent. And that is not meant to be an accidental Learism. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoGgr6SuedXVnrg.html

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

sickofthewest Well said friend, thanks for the thoughtful comment and the links to those songs! Cheers! 🔥😁

that is a fucking great album! must be more popular!

Highlights for me: - The Gold It's in the... - Wot's... Uh the Deal - Childhood's End* - Stay* (* Those are on side 2.)

Another goose bump album :)

Thanks Andy that was great !! …one of my favorite PF songs Wots UH the deal ? BTW lovely cats !! I have 8 cats myself lol

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Pim Sluiter Yeah I really liked Side 1! And he’ll yeah! 🔥😁

We have a store in my town,uk,called Andys records!

When you do Dark Side, WYWH, The Wall, Momentary Lapse, and Division Bell, are you going to listen to the Vinyl's you have or just pull it up online?

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Probably online ONLY because I want to make sure I have good sound quality for you guys and the surround sound head set I use has extremely grand sound quality, what do you think?

This is my favorite PF Album. Very Well Produced. Although I believe this Album was done for a move that never came out.

On this side I really like Wots uh the deal and Mudmen. The rest are OK but seem to lack something. I find side two better overall.

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Polux Saurus Respect that, excited to post Side two on Friday! 😁

Mudmen is Burning Bridges played slowly and with guitar solo instead of lyrics.

another band to look up to really get into the musician ship side of things is Emerson Lake and Palmer....they will blow your mind

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

national dinosaur museum Sounds dope, thanks for the tip friend! 😁🔥

@soulcatcher1870

5 жыл бұрын

@@andyandalex No problem - you WILL know Fanfare for the Common Man - but for something amazing- listen to Pirates :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWau19STmcqafJs.html

4:38. Didn't see that coming?

"that's one way to start an album"

This song always made me feel like John Carpenter was inspired by Pink Floyd.

My favourites on this side: "Burning Bridges" and "Wots uh The Deal". The second one is much better

IMHO, this sounds like the precursor to WYWH not DSOTM!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Rockinghorse Winner I know what you mean for sure!

Andy apologies if you have been told to react to this track before, but if not , starpyourself in , turn the volume up to 11 , book a doctors appointment, cus you gonna need one if you have not heard this ROCK CLASSIC before; led Zepplin 'Whole lotta love' kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5-ux85whKbAYLA.html

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Ian Loasby Sounds awesome thanks friend! 😁🔥

@derbyphoter

5 жыл бұрын

just a minor understatement young Sir!

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Ian Loasby Haha! 😂🔥😁

AndyReacts: So, when are you buying yourself a lap or pedal steel guitar?

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

420since1974 Apparently pretty soon, haha! 🔥😁

Check out the exquisite live version of "Wots... uh the deal" by David and Rick in 2006 👍

have you ever listened to Jokers wild

zabriski point & more.

Lol you have the Internet’s best Gilmour stank-face my friend

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

😁😁😂

Try to get to listen to "Embryo" it's not on any Floyd album.

While I like this album (it's better than "More") it's not top tier Floyd, not as good as "Meddle" which came before it. They'd already begun work on "Dark Side of the Moon" when they rushed to make this one. On this side the tracks with lyrics stand out for me, especially 'Wot's... Uh the Deal.'

Alright, so you listen to a full Pink Floyd album but only do one Queen song every Thursday. The heck! Andy?! Also do you listen to the Beatles?

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Spider- Man Haha! The main theme of the channel for the moment is going through all the Floyd albums in order! Once we finish all the albums and some live shows we’ll do some more other stuff! And yeah I like the Beatles, haven’t heard all their songs though! 😁

@TheBlackQueen

5 жыл бұрын

AndyReacts If you were to ever do The Beatles, you may have to redirect reactions to Google Drive, Dailymotion, or Bitchute. Sony currently owns it and they chose to be very strict with The Beatles on KZread. Recently, the copyright has been getting lighter and they are finally adding songs back to KZread, but until Paul McCartney manages to get the full Beatles rights back, you probably aren't safe to post reactions here yet.

@sakke877

5 жыл бұрын

Queen sucks

@TheBlackQueen

5 жыл бұрын

Edxd Jhh Doth thou possess valid evidence for thy claim?

@sakke877

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheBlackQueen every Song they ever made sucks

Great alum could never afford it.

Devil's hand-sign at beginning of video not required. :)

@bryanburton6087

5 жыл бұрын

The so-called "Devil Horns" were used throughout history in many different ways. Mostly it was a ward against the Evil Eye. It's different in Hindu culture and South American cultures. Look it up. Ronnie James Dio popularized it. It was then usurped by Metal Heads to symbolize Rocking and Rolling and the general Banging of the Head. I don't think Andrew's using here to offend you and promote the Devil, good sir. He has two handsome cats and likes Pink Floyd. He can't be that bad. Peace

@andyandalex

5 жыл бұрын

Jacques de Molay It’s like Bryan said, I definitely do not mean it in a religious way whatsoever at all. The symbol has different meanings, cheers. 😁

@pimsluiter4554

5 жыл бұрын

John Lennon did the devil hand sign on the album coffer of YELLOW SUBMARINE above Paul McCartney his head in 1967 .

@doscwolny2221

5 жыл бұрын

Jacques de Molay he obviously should have given the one finger salute eh