It has been 2 years since I released this film I made… I truly made this out of pure love for the band and nothing else, the feedback I’ve gotten from everyone even to this day astounds me and I’m extremely grateful, 1 million of you took time to look at something I made out of love and I’ll forever be grateful for all of you for that, and I’ll forever be grateful for pink floyd for allowing this to stay up… it really means a lot to me as a lifelong fan, and I cherish every moment of it. A couple of things I want to mention is I know there are a couple audio glitches here and there, and I got a fact or two wrong, but again as I mentioned doing it out of love, I didn’t expect it to be perfect, if I could go back and change everything and do it the right way I absolutely would… but because of the view count I’ll allow it to stay and do better for future projects… again thank you all. You are the reason I do what I do.

@shivaunt71

Жыл бұрын

It's great, thanks.

@shooberr

Жыл бұрын

Bouta watch rn while tripping

@Lasse3

Жыл бұрын

I'm gonna watch it now, I hope it's as good as people claim.

@MK-nn7gm

Жыл бұрын

I still link your video to people who want to know the history kudos bro

@adamadeptus3686

Жыл бұрын

You did an amazing job. Thank you for this labour of love. 🙏

I've loved the Floyd since I can remember. I am 63 years old and I have been playing guitar for 54 years. I'm from Croatia, ex-Yugoslavia from Zadar on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. I was at the Floyd concert at the Olympiahalle in Munich on the Animals tour. An unforgettable concert. During the war in Croatia, I was a volunteer in 91-95 and my fellow soldiers arranged for me to go to Italy for the PULSE concert, but I refused at the last minute. I was ashamed to go and leave my comrades. But I watched the concert in London twice on TV. The best band in the world.

The Pompeii stuff still blows my mind. I mean I keep imagining that you are there as a tourist. You are off in the distance, and you hear a strange sound, climb over the hill top and see this spectacle...

@Edz90

Ай бұрын

It was outstanding then, it's marvelous still today. No matter who or how, no one will beat them

I'm 55, and a HUGE Floyd fan. I never had the opportunity to see them before Roger left. I have seen Floyd, many, many times since. Also, I've seen Roger Waters just as many times. I've watched dozens of Floyd documentaries, but this is, BY FAR, the best. Thank you very much...

The positive feedback truly is amazing thank you all, I just want to say although this isn’t an official release and is a fan made documentary, you all make it feel as though it very well could be. Many blessings and more content to come in the future. ❤️ all credits to those involved and big thanks to everyone who circulated the footage through the interwebs for the last 20+ years. If It wasn’t for you none of this would exist for us to see. I always watched old documentaries and found it was lacking many parts of the story. I always just wanted to compile everything and make it easy for a first time pink floyd listener to understand. Also big thanks to pink floyd for allowing this to stay up. Your music is truly a blessing to us all.

@fongy200

3 жыл бұрын

You done good.

@glenbellefonte9620

3 жыл бұрын

Once again proving fan made docs are the best.

@ericbevel1495

3 жыл бұрын

Truly, this is one of the best documentaries out there. Better than just about all of the professionally produced ones I've seen. 💪💪💪

@mschickie007

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic ! Thank you !

@soniasurija8880

3 жыл бұрын

I was glued watching from start to finish once again thank you 👏🏻👏🏻

A FINE LOOKING BUNCH OF FELLOWS

56 years old ,Pink Floyd has been there with me all my life, This documentary has mad Value, Thanks to All who made it happen, Cheers Bro’s

@scentlessapprentice88

Жыл бұрын

Cheers my friend. Hope all is well with you. Keep on rockin.

Greg allman "listening to pink Floyd is better then going to Disneyland". I will gladly second this notion. Awesome job with the doc. One of the best independent fan docs I've seen, bar none. Thank you.

I’ve known my Pink Floyd lore since I was a teenager and your use of footage, song choice and so on made it feel like I was learning something new over again. Hats off to you. Seriously.

@pena.3302

2 жыл бұрын

Likewise(except not been a fan all my life.)but having an understanding on 'putting together.editing etc its no Bicycle man..so my hats off to this film maker. too.

@brianwaloweek6770

6 ай бұрын

Same here!

Roger describing Syd’s song “Bike” rather sums up the love and fascination of Barrett’s work. He was truly the launching pad!!! The other guys would have never been able continue without the early success and recognition they got from Syd! Still, they went on as Pink Floyd without him. (You listening, Roger)? They were a totally different band without him, ( and I AM GLAD they went on and became the New Pink Floyd)!! NOBODY could have predicted they would go on to create the most timeless, enduring music EVER recorded!!!! NOBODY, NEVER, could envision the future popularity of the early Pink Floyd!!

@b.w.22

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve said as much elsewhere, but I agree that they were on a strong enough path that they could have renamed to “The Floyd” or whatever and given a better nod or acknowledgement that Pink Floyd was Syd’s band that was greatly changed by his omission. They admit that their minds weren’t in that sort of space, not feeling much sympathy for Syd and ultimately just not picking him up anymore, but yeah - I think all of that could have been better handled.

That video of Roger screaming...holy shit.

@ConfusedHomoSapien

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, 24:59 pure nightmare fuel

@fredkrissman6527

3 жыл бұрын

"Careful with that axe, Eugene!'" I was at a party with several buddies, all of us on LSD, when we heard that song for the first time... 2 of my group fled the house, looking a lot like the character in Silent Scream!

@countessratzass5408

3 жыл бұрын

The sound man passed away that night.

@satanicaleve

3 жыл бұрын

First time I heard Careful with that Axe, Eugene I thought that that was a synthesizer that made that screaming noise. I was impressed to find out that it was Roger himself

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

He developed a special technique to do this! You actually make the scream on the inhale, not the exhale. It also helped that Floyd had the best PA Sound system at the time that could capture whispers!

Nick Mason, world's most underrated drummer.

@charliebay9441

Жыл бұрын

He's only underrated for idiots without a clue.

@c.e.anderson558

Ай бұрын

Nick is vital especially Dark Side.

FINALLY, A Pink Floyd documentary with some new content!! Not just the same stuff in a slightly new order! Thank you for doing a little more research into the bands' history. and coming up with some tracks of music that have not been used over and over for previous "documentaries."

@bigtinymanowarrior7330

3 жыл бұрын

ENOUGH FOR ME TO HIT SUBSCRIBE

@jmad627

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Lots of stuff, interviews and the like, that I’d never seen before.

@paulnolan4971

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmad627 Exactly :)

@cbennett196631

3 жыл бұрын

Which stuff is “new”...

@SuperNevile

3 жыл бұрын

@@cbennett196631 WRT "the Syd period" you are correct, they missed off Syd's (and Pink Floyd's) best single! The survivors write the history! In fairness I suppose there is a lot of history to cover.....

71 years old + still learning. Just wonderful. Thanks xxx

From 1 to 100, with 100 being the best, this has to be a 100. Much effort here. Very, very enjoyable. Thank you, May 2022.

I was going to fail senior year of high school by one test. My teacher have me the opportunity to do a report on anything and if it was good enough they would let me pass. But I hated this teacher and she hated me, so I decided to fail senior year by doing a report on Pink Floyd. Long story short, I passed. I suspect if youtube or this documentary existed at the time I would have never been given the chance to save myself. A massive life lesson was learned and Pink Floyd was the vehicle and soundtrack to that time. Such a dynamic band and such dynamic lyrics. They change meaning as my life and perspective changes. Pink Floyd was special.

@playboi1123

3 жыл бұрын

*Pink Floyd is special ❤️

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe your teacher was a secret pothead!! (After all, she was probably in college during the ‘60s)!

@Matt-ti8ol

2 жыл бұрын

@@Geezer-yf8hv too high strung for that 😅 maybe she would have been more chill.

OMG! I don't believe that this doc was made by a PF fan. You set very well the controls for the heart of the band -) Congrats and thank you very much!!!!

As a lifetime Pink Floyd fan I found this documentary to be very unique. Excellent job.

@royferguson3909

2 жыл бұрын

me too

@joshuagreenwell2817

Жыл бұрын

They had the time and the talent back then.

@David-vz9ov

11 ай бұрын

Marijuana is a lot more devastating than LSD. I have usedLSD and psilocybin and

it's just mind boggling that they were so creative and prolific in their first 10 years...'67-'77...

For being a fanmade documentary I think this was one of the best I've ever watched!

@NewFalconerRecords

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. It's so intelligently made.

@auntjenifer7774

3 жыл бұрын

The fan made is better than mind control made !

@auntjenifer7774

3 жыл бұрын

@Dave State-61 no sorry, I used my own personal experience with media and brain washing media at that as well as my own brain power to come to that conclusion.

@bigdunc1313

3 жыл бұрын

This is perfection for me. Used to listen to early Floyd everyday. 🌞🌛

@sundarmann6167

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed!

I thought Dave Gilmore couldn't get any hotter til i saw him speaking french - sorry guys , had to comment on that. Great docymentary/ maybe one fo the most proficient reagrding the band''s story and history. great work psych for the children, specially in times like nowdays we must still have stories to tell and share. Thank you. Greetings from Thessaloniki , Greece

@claudiafahey1353

7 күн бұрын

I CONCUR

I came across this today Jan 2023, this is a fantastic piece of work! Good going down memory lane to remember Pink Floyd and past members who I'll never forget!! Pink Floyd will live in our hearts Forever 💕 💞 ♥️ ❤️ 💖 💓 💕 💞 ♥️ ❤️

Thank god for David!

I love that you put a Syd Barrett song at the end. Dominoes is a beautiful song.

Wow this is actually one of (if not THE) best floyd documentary I’ve seen... It’s very interesting how it mixes audio and visuals in a different more original way, even though it’s material that many of us have already seen. Must have been a lot of work, hope it doesn’t get taken down!

@psychforthechildren

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers glad you could enjoy!!and I’m with you on I hope it doesn’t get taken down, it’s holding strong so far though so let’s cross our fingers! more to come in the future. 🍻

Atom Heart Mother is my favorite Pink Floyd album. Anyone else love it?

@rickleblanc8900

2 жыл бұрын

It was certainly a daring move back then, though it had its moments, i thought it was rather unfocused. I preferred More, Obscured By Clouds and Ummagumma by far. Of course, what came after made them legends

@johnstrong9744

2 жыл бұрын

I think we all hold it in a special place in our hearts. Even though the band hates it lol

@marcusrios8517

2 жыл бұрын

I always loved Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast

@joed2818

2 жыл бұрын

You can hear the greatness forthcoming in it for certain.

@flstffatboy3910

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s a masterpiece

One of the best Pink Floyd docs out there, for the sole reason that Grantchester Meadows is played in full. Those years 67-72 saw some of Pink Floyd's most beautiful music.

Thank you for this incredible documentary about this legendary groundbreaking group. Pink Floyd has always been my favorite group. The early years of their music saw the exploratory experimentation of sound. But many tracks were a form of nontraditional 60s pop-rock. Many rock fans forget their early achievements and just focus on their 70s album compilations. This documentary, On Thin Ice, extraordinarily splices rare interviews, music videos and unseen footage. Wow !

Man, Roger looked so much like Shelly Duvall back in the early days.

@LeviBulger

3 жыл бұрын

He eventually grew into his cheekbones

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

Why the long face, Roger? Oh, I forgot you were a HORSE! (Hopefully where it counts, eh)?

@marlonbrando2698

2 жыл бұрын

Jack, no...

@billyfalcon7220

2 жыл бұрын

P Thi.

@tylersims6937

2 жыл бұрын

lmao Oh jesus

My first thought was "I've probably seen most of stuff anyway" but had a look and was interested throughout the docu. A very good film and of course a big homage to Syd Barrett, as catalyst of something that'll be remembered for ever.The title is so apt as that is where we are right now with lockdown in the uk till beginning of december, we're all skating on thin ice, great we can still hear any music we want to until we can't, A great band who I saw live in the late sixties and went on a call out to the Busy Bee on the M1 to rescue their ford transit, with the gong on the back, on its way to Luton for a gig,subsequentially cancelled,we towed them back to London where they had a gig in hyde park the next day. That's another story

@garymckenna5105

3 жыл бұрын

But they didn't have a guard dog, they had a bengal tiger. Had to beat them to death with their own shoes ...

@MastaSquidGT5

3 жыл бұрын

@Gary Mckenna but of course by that time Keith couldn't be killed by conventional weapons.

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

So, The Wall was supposed to contain a lot of live concert footage, but was deemed unusable. The clips you showed here are the best I have seen from those concerts! Once again, cudos to you!

This is a fantastic film documentary about the Pink Floyd. I've seen them four times. Thank you. April 1975 Dark Side of the Moon at Cow Palace SanFrancisco. 1977 Animals Oakland CA, another show in Oakland and I saw The Wall in Los Angeles. ❤😊

Great job on this ... what I most liked is its balanced point of view. While the split between Waters and the rest of the band is acknowledged, it's not the primary focus like it has been with so much coverage of the band since the mid-1980s. The emphasis on Syd and Rick's contributions was appreciated as well.

First documentary that gave more than a passing mention to the period from More to Meddle. Great work !

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

It was amazing that they were able to continue so long with low record sales! Nowadays, if you don’t have a 2nd hit right away, the record company will dump you like a dirty diaper! After Dark Side of the Moon, people went out and bought their older albums! For me, it was after I saw the “Live in Pompeii” movie, I immediately bought Meddle, Ummagumma, and eventually ALL their older albums!

@kasperkjrsgaard1447

2 жыл бұрын

Record companys back then was more concerned in “long term investments”. Some bands made it big at once while others were given 3-4 albums to make the break through.

@rickleblanc8900

2 жыл бұрын

@@Geezer-yf8hv i remember seeing Live In Pompeii on tv back in the day and wondering who the hell were these guys and their music was so mysterious, confusing and amazing. I was a fan instantly lol

They said wouldn't have lost his mind and got kicked out of the band they never would have went the musical direction that they did and it would have cost them huge International success

@jeffrobodeenyehcmon5925

Ай бұрын

Totally true. Without David gilmour pink floyd would have drifted off into obscurity.

My first album ever was The Wall and i was 10 yrs old and to this day its a favorite album of mine. My father moved to the states in 65 from Manchester UK and met my mother in San Francisco and the rest is history. Pink Floyd was a memorable part of my upbringing

Belle documentation et retranscription de la carrière des Pink Floyd. Dommage qu’on oublie trop souvent de rejouer (re mixés ou non) les morceaux de Syd Barrett lors des concerts actuels. Merci à vous pour ces recherches. Retrouver les années 60 m’a fait rajeunir de 50 ans et retrouver des souvenirs de « jeunes drogue réac des Beaux Arts de Paris » comme le disaient mes parents.😊 I ❤ the Floyd

If there was ever an hour and a half well spent, this is it. RIP to all.

@clintonhaws8984

Жыл бұрын

RIP?

The best pink Floyd doco ever. Well done.

Just what we needed, another pink floyd documentary.

The amazing thing, like the case is with Fleetwood Mac and Peter Green, is that Syd gave the band it's birth and his influence guided them throughout the rest of their careers. A testament to both himself and the friends who have never let his memory be forgotten.

@luisherrera2193

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget the Blind Owl of Canned Heat!

@psychforthechildren

3 жыл бұрын

@@luisherrera2193 I’ve always wanted to make a thorough compilation on canned heat. As they’re quite underrated.

@luisherrera2193

3 жыл бұрын

@@psychforthechildren that sir, is a very hard task. As there is little footage of them with Alan Wilson. Only a handful of live concerts and interviews

@captainamerica9353

3 жыл бұрын

Then I guess there's a parallel to Brain Jones and the Stones. Except I don't recall the Stones having much gratitude for Brian having formed/named/managed/playing/writing, etc.

@CoreyW6292

2 жыл бұрын

The style of the band at this point was heavily indebted to the first Pink Floyd album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, but filtered through their own color spectrum. The Pink Floyd connection went beyond mere sonic hat tipping, since Alice Cooper played host to Pink Floyd on the British band's first U.S. tour. “We were the house band at the Cheetah for a period of time in ’67,” Smith recalls. “One of the perks was we could go see any of the bands playing there. Pink Floyd were there one week. I remember the first or second song they played, Syd went up to sing and boom! A spark came from the microphone and hit his lip. He just put his arms down to his sides, backed about a foot away from the stand and just stood there like a statue for the rest of the night. After the show, they came back to our house and partied with us all night long. Syd walked in like a zombie. He didn’t talk to anybody, he just stood there. He seemed a bit psychotic, and the mass quantities of LSD certainly didn’t help.” Read More: Alice Cooper Drummer Neal Smith Recalls the Early Days | ultimateclassicrock.com/alice-cooper-neal-smith-interview-2018/? Those bastards didn't even take him to the hospital even after he was electrocuted on stage.

Thank you SO MUCH for letting Celestial Voices play without interruption. One can't hear that beautiful piece of music too many times.

Pipers at the gate of dawn was my favorite album..I was about 12 yrs old.I still look back with fond memories tripping to the scarecrow song.

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

Tripping when you were twelve? Hats off, you’re more hardcore than I!!

@paulbangash4317

2 жыл бұрын

Me too , but a late starter , 14 💫 😬

@reekashade

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulbangash4317 I was about 12 when I bought the Pipers At The Gates Of Dawn...I was probably 15 when I tripped to the Scarecrow song...it was a blast!

@royferguson3909

2 жыл бұрын

you were tripping at 12 , yeah of course you were.

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t have my first trip until 17, but I also had a job, and made my own money to buy it!! (I have to admit that I later turned my younger brother onto it, and he was only 14! Was that bad)?? IDK, but I did it with him, made sure we were in a safe situation, and we later formed and played in bands together for many years! Good times, good memories!

This may actually be the greatest Documentary Film of Pink Floyd ever created. Simply amazing. I am in awe. Thank you.

I had no idea David Gilmour speaks fluent French...craaaaaazy! So cool that you included the whole 2nd half of Saucerful of Secrets from Pompeii. Still my favorite live Pink Floyd performance!

@NewFalconerRecords

3 жыл бұрын

I don't speak French, but what Gilmour was saying sounded pretty damn French to me! All those nuances.

@claudepage6214

3 жыл бұрын

@@NewFalconerRecords He was speaking french, with the accent from France. I'm from Quebec, and it's the first time i hear him talking french, except for few short salutations at the end of hteir shows in Montreal.

@ricktherrien8235

2 жыл бұрын

I thought It was overdubbed at first then I seen his lips and mouth moving with the words he was speaking and then I knew he was speaking French, pretty kool!!

@tombsandtemples

2 жыл бұрын

Not only that, but explaining how being a "political band" is not good, as all 4 members think very differently. Add to that millions of fans. Floyds music never alienated anyone. It was/is universal and timeless.

@peterthegreat996

2 жыл бұрын

These guys weren’t drop outs or street urchins .

Whoever chose Two Suns In The Sunset as that (almost) final song is a genius. Final Cut is by no means perfect, but there are some songs on there that i really love, and they contain so much beauty and passion.

I'm about 45 minutes into this documentary right now, and I just wanted to say that it's fantastic. I scrolled down through the comments and saw that you produced this on your phone...wow! Thank you so much for putting this together 😎

Brilliant. I am a serious Floyd phile and this is the first Doc in a long time where I heard things I actually did not know. Truly appreciated. Looking forward to seeing Roger in 2022. Also I liked hearing Roger talk about the 77 tour and how a lot of the "fans" were just there for the beer. When I saw the "Delecate Sound Of Thunder" tour at the Orange Bowl in Miami, a guy threw up on my shoes.. I saw Roger around the same time on The Pros and Cons tour. Totally different crowd. Those two shows and the crowds at each defined exactly what he was talking about in that interview. It's nice to see that all these years later Waters is finally, and deservedly, getting the crowds Gilmour did with his version of Floyd.

BEST Documentary I've seen on Pink Floyd - THANK YOU!

What a fantastic documentary!! It seems to be so thorough, with a lot of rare footage and superb detail. The fireworks incident, by the way, occurred on July 4th, 1977 at Madison Square Garden in NYC during the Animals tour. The explosion, fortunately, happened above our heads. Nobody was hurt. It could have been deadly if just another second or two had passed. When leaving the venue, I saw a young moron light an M-80 and drop it down the stairwell, crowded with people exiting. I watched it land on the next stair platform, and was able to stop anyone from walking further down the stairs and getting hurt. I still regret letting that moron get away without a lump on his head or worse.

@treebeard8475

2 жыл бұрын

Humans will never change. Show love and rejoice in life

As someone who was brought up with Pink Floyd's music since the day I came into the world, I appreciate the time n effort you've put into this documentary, thank you!😜💜✌️

My generations music. I grew up with them. I saw The Wall concert in 1980. Floyd is a major part of the soundtrack of my life. This is a great Doc that makes me kind of sad and reminiscent about an era of music that will never be duplicated.

Bob Klose is my mates dad, he lives in a very big house. I used to put funk and hip hop bands on at a local club, Bob used to perform for the house band - The Muthafunk allstars. Im the scratch DJ for the band Senser, , I would join in with The Muthafunk allstars, scratching over stuff that Bob was doing, we would also have rappers joining in and jamming with Bob,,,pretty hip for an old blues guy

@paulbangash4317

2 жыл бұрын

I remember senser . Jim abbiss was at the power plant , where I worked often. He was on a number of tbe sessions I did. I see tbe guitarist Bob round grove sometimes , though I only know him to say hello to. I liked that senser album when it came out💫

This has a lot of stuff I haven't seen so thanks for the time it must have taken. I've always been a little obsessed with pink floyd, and identified personally with Syd, as I'm sure anyone who struggles with mental health or drug issues could relate to. This has made my day significantly better and I hope more fans get to see it as it's very well put together.

@ebbenolson1203

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree and relate to the story of Syd. I think that there is astounding beauty in the way everything works out. I think Pink Floyd started a movement that is only now is beginning to take place this energy has brewed and sat almost surpressed. Waiting for us to find it.

@kitsune630

Жыл бұрын

I don’t exactly relate to the drug element of things but i feel like we would’ve at least gotten along. I cant say for sure but id say we’re quite similar people.

Nick’s drumming sounds so much heavier on the Pompei recordings compared to the studio versions. Love it!

@scottbing8201

3 жыл бұрын

They got the year wrong in the movie

@markbrowning4334

3 жыл бұрын

I've always thought Nick doesn't get enough credit as a drummer. He's not what I consider flashy, but he does his job so well that the drum parts just melt away into their recordings. Maybe I'm wrong about this, but I think its to his credit that his drumming isn't front and center on most of their songs. He just does his job and creates the beat and rhythm.

@SnowTheJamMan

3 жыл бұрын

Nick was a beast up until 1972-ish then he really simplified his sound, goes with the music i suppose but people forget how creative he was in the early years.

@rickleblanc8900

2 жыл бұрын

Ya, he's playing with power and he stands out as much as everyone else in the band

Thanks Dahli, brilliant research. And it was fitting for Pink Floyd's best song to end it off...Set the controls for the heart of the sun!

Best Doc. on the subject ever. Thank you. I heard DOS in 73 , @ 13 I was blown away, but they were an album band not getting much air play on any stations I could get..maybe money...but even then only slightly, I know Dark side is praised as the break album but I would say The Wall was the big FM break out suddenly everyone is a Floyd fan. As far as Syd vs Roger floyd , Roger was a brilliant lyricist and word master who made you think . And David was not known as the guitar god he is today, but every one knew who Jimmy and Eric were. he wasn't as recognized early to mid 70's { he should have been, brilliant playing} . And Syd had great lyrics but its apples and oranges in context. I heard DOS in 73 so the only place to get more floyd was to go backwards. Roger is obviously proud to be playing to 4000 people while Led Zepplin was filling stadiums and all over FM radio. Floyd was the most underrated band of their time b4 The Wall. then the masses went backwards.They are the best band ever to me.

I'm finding that I like to Floyd's stuff prior to Dark Side of the Moon. I'm getting old.

@dejavu3379

3 жыл бұрын

No, your just becoming cool and groovy.

@fredkrissman6527

3 жыл бұрын

Meddle and Ummagumma are my favs, in that order.

@Geezer-yf8hv

2 жыл бұрын

Not getting old, getting WISE!! 😁😁😁

@DaveAnchovies

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredkrissman6527 Meddle is phenomenal...no 2 songs sound like the same band! Echoes is a bit self indulgent, but Fearless is a favorite and San Tropez is just indescribable. Dark Side is the money album, but i dig the Wall, Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Animals as much as Syds era...its two totally different bands and i probably like Barrett as much as anything he did with the Floyd, as they say.

I can’t believe I lived 18 yrs before I heard ‘Bike’...changed my life

@lamecasuelas2

3 жыл бұрын

I know, listening to The Piper at the Gates of Dawn for the first Time Is a one in a lifetime experience

@ebbenolson1203

3 жыл бұрын

All of these songs just recently found me also. We all riding this wave. Energy and the universe ride on

From the get go, this whole entire documentary felt above and beyond any other Pink Floyd related film I’ve ever seen. Fantastic work! Bravo.

Hey Dahli, Loved the doc! Great Work! Subscribed Mr. McCorriston

This is one of, if not the only legit documentaries on pink Floyd out there for us to see. Cheers

@mikearchibald744

3 жыл бұрын

Come on, there are tons of Floyd documentaries, most of them pretty excellent and provided the material for this one.

@somewhereinflyovercountry7693

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikearchibald744 I agree with You. I've seen all of these interviews excerpts here from other documentaries, and they weren't scuffed like here .

Good lord, that was brilliant. I nearly didn't bother when it came up in the suggested videos, but I was lured by the Floyd, and I must say, you've done an incredible job here. I've not seen a documentary - official or otherwise - on the band that comes close to this. Even as a huge fan, there's footage I've never seen before in this. Well done. And thank you very much.

Wow...This is unbelievably brilliant. So many bits and pieces I hadn't seen or heard all knitted together so fluently. Fine work, what a band.

Bob Klose is a humble and Brillant man, hes words were spot on and shows what kinda guy he is. Amazing Job on this Doc, of one of the greatest Bands ever.

I’ve watched several interviews and documentaries on Pink Floyd, and this particular documentary is far superior than the rest. Exceptional work! You made a fan proud!

Just at the right moment as I have been getting deep into syd barrett music

Wow. At 1:16:00, the footage from the Animals tour in Cincinnati. I was there, 8th row right in the center, so I'm one of those people in the video. Still the best concert I've ever seen!

@SPAZZYok

3 жыл бұрын

LUCKY!!!!

I thought I knew everything about Floyd but I learnt so much watching this, wonderfully telling the story of the band chronologically, wonderfully edited. I particuarly loved how you sometimes allowed certain tracks to play out more or less in full, fantastic work! RIP Rick and Syd

Pink Floyd is my favorite band ever. Something about the music and individual members and Syd's mental callapse. They deeply touch me. Just seeing a tribute band brought me to tears

& We All Love Pink Floyd Even More After Watching This...

Only someone who didn’t grow up with The Wall would have it so low. Maybe not the best musically of all of them but absolutely the favorite of anyone who relates to it closely. It takes decades to become one with The Wall. I have listened to it over a thousand times, literally, since 1981 when I was 6. While my dad was asleep.

This documentary is amazing. In my opinion, it is the best documentary available regarding the Floyd. I can't believe how sad I got just after the section on The Final Cut. Thank you for creating this. It could not have been easy. If anyone is looking to get introduced to the Floyd as a band - watching this would be my recommendation.

I don't think they could have become pink Floyd without Syd But I also don't think they could have risen to the heights that they did without David Gilmore

@johncall7532

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@cathyfitzpatrick9384

3 жыл бұрын

AGREED . PINK LIVES IN ALL OF US

@warrenmusselman9173

3 жыл бұрын

David, Roger, (a pox on their stiff necked ego feud), Rick and Nick together are what made the band and the music so perfect. It was a synergy. Syd was Syd but if he hadn't left and been replaced by David we would never have had the brilliance of Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall and The Final Cut. That body of work owes little or nothing to Syd except perhaps an essentially willingness to aimlessly jam until something brilliant came out. Without Echos and some of the pieces on Obscured by Clouds we would never have the work that we (or at least I) consider the height of Pink Floyd. Under Syd they were just another psychedelic pop band and they would never have evolved into the band that they became.

@Ojb_1959

2 жыл бұрын

Roger wouldn’t agree I’ll bet😆

@rickleblanc8900

2 жыл бұрын

@@warrenmusselman9173Wish You Were Here had a lot to do with Syd. Even after he was gone, he was still influencing them

Very moving listening to David Gilmour answering questions in French at an interview!

@extremeanalogmusic6296

2 жыл бұрын

I was not expecting that at all!

Great work! This documentary shows SO much footage of Pink Floyd I haven't seen before. Fans know what fans want to see and hear....something new from something old, not always seen and not always told. THANKS!

This has changed me. I just came here from many other Psychedelic and rock based documentaries and live footage hope you see my other comments maybe tonight been a journey. They truly were other worldly. It's the Psychedelic energy. Pink Floyd truly represents the dawn of the age of aquarius to me.

There was a lot of content in here that I haven't seen before. A well spent hour and a half. Thank you for this.

This should be the official documentary of the band. I've seen most all of the professionally produced docs on them and this by far is the best and it's fan made too! You did an amazing job wit this. Thank you!

@psychforthechildren

2 жыл бұрын

Hey greatly appreciated friend, I have to give major props to John Edginton for allowing this to stay up. And Pink Floyd, I honestly just went out on a limb one day super bored and put this together and the feedback has just been absolutely overwhelming. Without all your kind words it would not be here. Thanks again ❤️ Psych.

Thank you for your effort! It was a very enjoyable fanmade documentary!! For me PF ceased to exist when Roger left. But to each his own I guess, I understand why some fans still enjoy the dessicated tracks from the late era...

A cambridge light illuminated London "Outta sight" said all who saw him... Then they heard him play.... and around the world To this very day His diamond light shines on For us all to bask in. Thanks Syd Paul

I've been a Floyd fan since I was nine years old and they are a band to be reckoned with. They were amazing! They pulled off feats no other band can compare to. LONG LIVE PINK FLOYD.♥♥♥ Great documentary!! 👏 Bravo!!

@royferguson3909

2 жыл бұрын

your so hip, why tell the world , how cool you is p.s. muppet remember them, cos that's you, that is.. too cool, you Is . 😎 I am in aware of your coolness. You on trend pr...k

@johnstallings4049

Жыл бұрын

@@royferguson3909 😶

Wow this almost brought a tear to my eye for some reason,one of the best Floyd documentaries I've seen I think.

Syd Barrett made music history. History can learn a lot from Syd Barrett. AWESOME DOCUMENTARY!!!

i've been a floyd fan for over forty years and this is,by far,the most comprehensive doco i've seen yet. many thanks my good man.

This is a fantastic retrospective of Pink Floyd and much better than several of the more offical ones that I've seen. Bravo!

@josephnebeker7976

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps the difference between a fan-made documentary, and one made by people who do it as a job.

This must have been a lot of work. Some of the stuff I've seen but to have all together is fantastic. This stuff's not easy to do. Thanks for sharing it with us. 03/03/2023 Was as good watching it today as it was 2 years ago. Thanks again.

I fell asleep listening to Pink Floyd videos on KZread . I woke up to this beautiful rendition of Grantchester Meadows , looked at the screen and thought , “Who is that beautiful woman singing with Roger Waters?” . No apologies , David , you were (and still are) just a gorgeous human . This doco is phenomenal ! In every way . Huge thanks .

'Animals' is still my favorite Floyd album very close and personal but every time I hear a track off 'The Wall' I realize what a genius Roger Waters is and how the album couldn't of been made without him. Great documentary, done much better than official ones.

That part of syd barely moving clearly on acid playing was ethereal. Him questioning all existence. I've been there. Having many existential crisis even sober nowadays. This music these feelings are more relevant than any time. It's the new age. Remember december our beautiful light show welcoming us to the new age

@gregusmc2868

6 ай бұрын

Rubbish. That’s Syd wondering if everyone “got it yet” and wondering what he was going to have for dinner. Obviously you’re someone who hasn’t gotten it yet-but likes to profess that YOU know what was happening with Syd because you’ve tripped before. Guess what? So have I and I was living in Oakland in 1965 when a guy named Owsley was running around and acid wasn’t even illegal yet! Do I know what was happening with Syd? Certainly I’m qualified! 🤔🙄

nice to include Snowy whites solo on Pigs on the Wing. That gets missed these days

Thanks for a piece made from a compassionate and intelligent perspective, that made me understand even better. That’s not a small accolade, coming from one who has had this band as the score for his life. Born in 60, I was too young and musically uneducated to detect them properly until Wish You Were here, but since I’ve never let this musical universe go. When The Wall came, a friend of mine and me translated the text to Norwegian and sold paper copies with our own drawings on. We sold quite a lot of it and made some money. I know for a fact that this sold a few hundred more albums, so I don’t feel bad about it. :-) I was at London O2 Stadium in something like 2005, for Roger Waters’ The Wall. Around the middle, David Gilmour took over playing the guitar. Waters apparently didn’t know about this, but recognised it immediately. I was close and he looked VERY happy when Gilmour entered the stage playing! There were quite a few tears in the room, I can promise! Mine included. I listen to other music too, of course, including classic music, jazz (my girlfriend is a jazz singer) and even some of what’s popular at the moment, but I always listen to Pink Floyd music at high volume now and then. Always brings out the goose bumps. I love music!

@psychforthechildren

4 ай бұрын

Thank you sir! I appreciate your kind words and beautiful story!

Thank you so much for the making and make it public on YT. For me, as a teenager, becoming familiar with PF was a life chanching event which up until today (I'm 59 yo now) has had an impact.

You've got to love the French interviewer's pronunciation of "Rrogérr Waterrs" and "David Guilmorre"! Lol.

I've been a fan since late 60s, vinyl! Thanks for this doc, and as others have said, lots included that I've not seen before. Well done.

Brilliant doc. There's something so inexplicably and heartbreakingly real and important in the music of Pink Floyd. A testament of the human condition. Haven't listened to them for some years but now I crave them again. Thank you.

I'm 65 and a huge PF fan and I do a lot of film and 🎶 music editing! This documentary is very well sourced and you put it together in a very moving & original way! Cheers 🍻 mate! 👏 t Thanks for sharing this with us and I really hope that the band will let it ride because your 💘 of the music definitely comes through! ❄ 🌎 ❄

Thank you guys for the documentary .. 🤟🏽

My introduction to early Floyd came through the "Relics" album in '74, rather than "Piper...". I remember buying "Relics" and "More" on the same day from Bruce's Records in Glasgow. I still have that copy of "More" but "Relics" has long disappeared!

Saw recentlly a roger waters concert, so i´m with pink floyd fever, and i found this documentary, I grew up listen to pink FLoyd and is the most important band to me. A great shout out to producer of this video

Astoundingly good documentary. The other comments here sum it up so well, so no need for me to add more. Just want to say THANK YOU to the film-maker who made this and posted here for our enjoyment. To get 20 years of Floyd history into an hour and a half is a feat in itself, there's so much more that could be included but he/she really captures the spirit and transitions in the Floyd sound and development from the early psychedlic era to the massive stadium giants they became. That little clip of the four of them together in 2005 makes me happy and sad at the same time. Wish I was there!