Thanks for giving legitimacy to all the OBC trolling I've been posting in Floyd reaction videos for the past few years. 😉 ... I just adore this album.
@THEScottCampbell7 сағат бұрын
I liked this album FAR more than "Dark Side...". In some ways, it seemed like the last true Pink Floyd album and had more good songs on it than any two other Floyd albums combined. Wright's sad, wistful voice is wonderful on his songs here. Capitol/EMI dropped the ball on not releasing more singles from it. there should have been at least THREE.
@MOUBARRET10 сағат бұрын
👁El ojo
@paginaepianta10 сағат бұрын
Beautiful documentary and amazing shots from the band's best period.......Love you guys !!!!
@impalaman970710 сағат бұрын
A funny thing happened on the way to the "Dark Side of the Moon". They had to take a detour because they were "Obscured by Clouds"!
@MOUBARRET10 сағат бұрын
👁El ojo
@marcbeecroft391614 сағат бұрын
Excellent. Obscured by Clouds is too tier Floyd. Up there with DSOTM, Animals and WYWH
@limomangeno16 сағат бұрын
YES....I have never seen this .I have been a Yes fan since 1971,I saw,them Procol Harum, King Crimson...they were the opening act .That was Nov 25 ,1971 in NYC..I was 19 ,I'm 72 now and still a Big Fan...I will see the latest line up on Sept 1 at Jones Beach..with Deep Purple...
@ArthurErtmann20 сағат бұрын
Wake up babe, new Rael NYC video.
@daiwalters22 сағат бұрын
A very dreamy evocative album. Loved it.
@areamusicale23 сағат бұрын
21:52 Nick Mason misunderstood the advice and left out the pie crusts out the big slice.
@progessiverockstories12 сағат бұрын
You scoffin Oysters are yer?
@evh5150evh10023 сағат бұрын
none of those singers are serious contenders..
@pablofernandez1240Күн бұрын
Remarkable documentary!! The Best for this PF album
@ComradeJetskiКүн бұрын
Animals as a 'concept' album was prelude to The Wall. The Wall seemed overdone. Animals, on the other hand, was a cumulation of everything prior and pivotal of what was to come. Perfect storm. My favorite by far.
@djsaegКүн бұрын
lately has become one of my favorite albums of the band really its very unique and chilled
@echoluxe2022Күн бұрын
Great doc, enjoyable! What's the vcs3 intro music from during film credits? I know it but can't quite place it (live version?).
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
I mixed some of OBC from Nic Mason's Saucerful band in there.
@echoluxe202212 сағат бұрын
@@progessiverockstories cool, I thought maybe it was a 72-73 soundboard. sounds great!
@ExileonBrockStКүн бұрын
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@slowmarchingband1Күн бұрын
Wonderful video. This channel is right up there with the best content on KZread.
@duncanparsonsКүн бұрын
Thank you for that! I haven't listened to the album since the early 90s, but always really liked it. This is a great walk through what was going on in the band <3 Oh, the reason they didn't license Love To Love You was that it wouldn't be written for another three years ;-)
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Ha! I knew that, but it's a good gag though you must admit!
@caryheuchertКүн бұрын
I would love to see a symphonic world tour of “Atom Heart Mother”.
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Geesin put this together a few years ago. Gilmour himself turned up to play the Funky Dung track but by all accounts had f'ed off in a taxi literally before the whole piece had finished.
@teddythewonderlizard1448Күн бұрын
Great album - full stop. No amount of self-indulgent, bullshit analysis fifty years after it was recorded will change that.
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Hey, there's plenty of people here who enjoy my bullshit. Including me, cos I'm fucking brilliant.
@johnpop5066Күн бұрын
This and the More album is where they developed their space and time music setting visuals to music! It's literally how they came to be.
@mikenash7049Күн бұрын
I love this album. The positive outlook within the band shines through. "Stay" is such a beautiful song; I think it's the finest collaboration between Wright and Waters.
@stevestubberfieldКүн бұрын
Brilliant Doc.....''Obscured By Clouds'' and ''More'' are my two favourite Floyd albums....
@FairDealDanКүн бұрын
Didn't B Schroeder also direct Single White Female? Wow
@headbangerministries2 күн бұрын
How unfortunate that in todays music world a band, style, talented as Pink Floyd will never be again. Depressing!
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
It was the Industrial Revolution of music. It will not happen again.
@NotQuiteFirst2 күн бұрын
Wow in all these years I never realised that the blurred cover image has a man with an outstretched arm. I always just thought it was some blurry light coming through the leaves
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Well, I'm _guessing_ it's an arm. The general consensus when researching this video is that it is a still from the 'collecting apples' scene. Personally, I'm on the fence about it.
@NotQuiteFirstКүн бұрын
@@progessiverockstories Now that it's been pointed out it clearly looks like a man with his arm out. I just always saw it as a load of blurred colours. I haven't seen the film. Thanks for the informative video!
@stevelangridge17552 күн бұрын
This was my first Floyd album, bought for £1.99 when it came out, on the basis of an NME or MM review. When I saw the Australian Pink Floyd Show in Toulouse in February, they performed a very heavy, loud version of the title track and it worked very well.
@cancel19132 күн бұрын
I love this album and I like this video indeed!
@kennyolivier79052 күн бұрын
A THREE MAN ORCHESTRA FOR ALL TIME AND SPACE!! UNBELIEVABLE MUSICIANS AND SHOWMAN!!
@wongnaichungrd2 күн бұрын
I brought this album when it first came out and loved it. Great songs and fantastic that Richard Wright, my favourite Floyd singer, gets to feature more than he did on later albums. The theme of the movie almost pre dates the narrative of Apocalypse Now!
@jeffreese18282 күн бұрын
It's great , get it ! No serious Pink Floyd fan will want to go without this gem (or any other Floyd release , but you know what I mean ) ! It is essential Floyd , imo , and a must have (ALL Pink Floyd is essential , imo , AND Must Have , but you kn.... you get the picture , lol ) !
@yes_head2 күн бұрын
Nice job, Rael. I've always liked this album and am glad to see it's gotten more attention in recent years. I consider it a proving ground and opportunity for PF to experiment with technology and musical styles that would bear full fruit on DSotM. But oo-la-la did the French love the Floyd back then! There's great film from around this time of Gilmour and Waters slurping down oysters in some studio -- either while working on this or something else -- as if they knew they were robbing all of these French directors and sycophants blind and were going to enjoy every minute of it.
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
The 'oysters' film was part of the 'Live at Pompeii' project. You can find it on KZread.
@manuelvalbonesi67622 күн бұрын
Once again a unique and beautiful documentary including the choice of subject matter. Rael top in KZread
@BaconTomatoCheese2 күн бұрын
For many years, I’ve been playing “pigs- three different ones”- sometimes as a solo acoustic, other times in a band setting… still looking for that blistering solo guitar though…🎸
@tonyanderton35212 күн бұрын
A hugely underrated album. The band's best after Dark Side, in my opinion.
@dangoldenberg7042 күн бұрын
I always remember this album for having the longest silent pauses between tracks of any album ever released by anyone.
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Yes, I was going to mention that but somehow didn't. There is a 10 second gap after Burning Bridges I think.
@billyz50882 күн бұрын
~~ they were opening with Obscured on tour in the U.S. when DSOTM was released in March of 1973 - and it sounded even better live - even though most of the recordings of those tour dates were not exactly top quality - still, it seems it took them a year or so - mid to late 1974 - before the disillusionment of massive success started to poison the process - much can be blamed on Roger's ever-expanding ego at the time - and when you listen to the demo for "Money" - it's just Roger on acoustic guitar playing the main riff and singing the great lyrics - but it took the rest of them to expand & transform that simple demo into a classic rock track with plenty of sonic bombast - great keyboards & searing guitar leads - same is true for practically every song Roger wrote throughout the 70's ..
@this_is_angel742 күн бұрын
I love YES but all this spending is why punk rock needed to happen
@thomaslueg17782 күн бұрын
Ich schreibe wieder aus Deutschland... ihr habt wieder mal ein großartiges Video gemacht! Ich schaue sie immer wieder gerne... Dankeschön für das Veröffentlichen... Thomas
@progessiverockstoriesКүн бұрын
Es ist mein Vergnügen!
@compostjohn2 күн бұрын
Nice one. My favourite Floyd album, and in my top 5 of all time - but I've never seen the film!! I'd love a link to it if anyone has one....
@olivierlang68702 күн бұрын
By far my least favourite Pink Floyd album, but your documentary make me want to re-discover it, thanks for your astonishing work !
@ministerofdarkness2 күн бұрын
This album is definitely not for the casual Pink Floyd fan. But for those who like to take a deep dive into a shallow pool in the desert, will bathe in this beautiful oasis of an album. PLAY LOUD
@gertvanveen64392 күн бұрын
really love this album since 1972 <3 thanx for all the new insights!
@robertmorgan92052 күн бұрын
Brilliant video, thank you so much.
@AlexMitchell-sj4sb2 күн бұрын
I found this album in 2003 and loved it. Seems like it was forgotten about in the shadow of Dark Side of The Moon. Uh What's The Deal is indeed a highlight and one of my favourite Floyd tracks. Your docs are fantastic by the way!
@BaconTomatoCheese2 күн бұрын
Another home run, Rael! Obscured by clouds has always been one of my favorite Pink Floyd albums… disjointed though it may seem at first listen. Knew very little about this album except that it was used in a movie. Fascinating… Thanks for posting!
@elitefighter150352 күн бұрын
Thank god this video didn’t mention their ‘Love Beach’ album!
@scottplumer36682 күн бұрын
Another great documentary! I always loved this album.
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I love this album. Thanks !!!
Thanks for giving legitimacy to all the OBC trolling I've been posting in Floyd reaction videos for the past few years. 😉 ... I just adore this album.
I liked this album FAR more than "Dark Side...". In some ways, it seemed like the last true Pink Floyd album and had more good songs on it than any two other Floyd albums combined. Wright's sad, wistful voice is wonderful on his songs here. Capitol/EMI dropped the ball on not releasing more singles from it. there should have been at least THREE.
👁El ojo
Beautiful documentary and amazing shots from the band's best period.......Love you guys !!!!
A funny thing happened on the way to the "Dark Side of the Moon". They had to take a detour because they were "Obscured by Clouds"!
👁El ojo
Excellent. Obscured by Clouds is too tier Floyd. Up there with DSOTM, Animals and WYWH
YES....I have never seen this .I have been a Yes fan since 1971,I saw,them Procol Harum, King Crimson...they were the opening act .That was Nov 25 ,1971 in NYC..I was 19 ,I'm 72 now and still a Big Fan...I will see the latest line up on Sept 1 at Jones Beach..with Deep Purple...
Wake up babe, new Rael NYC video.
A very dreamy evocative album. Loved it.
21:52 Nick Mason misunderstood the advice and left out the pie crusts out the big slice.
You scoffin Oysters are yer?
none of those singers are serious contenders..
Remarkable documentary!! The Best for this PF album
Animals as a 'concept' album was prelude to The Wall. The Wall seemed overdone. Animals, on the other hand, was a cumulation of everything prior and pivotal of what was to come. Perfect storm. My favorite by far.
lately has become one of my favorite albums of the band really its very unique and chilled
Great doc, enjoyable! What's the vcs3 intro music from during film credits? I know it but can't quite place it (live version?).
I mixed some of OBC from Nic Mason's Saucerful band in there.
@@progessiverockstories cool, I thought maybe it was a 72-73 soundboard. sounds great!
🇨🇦👽🎸👍🏼
Wonderful video. This channel is right up there with the best content on KZread.
Thank you for that! I haven't listened to the album since the early 90s, but always really liked it. This is a great walk through what was going on in the band <3 Oh, the reason they didn't license Love To Love You was that it wouldn't be written for another three years ;-)
Ha! I knew that, but it's a good gag though you must admit!
I would love to see a symphonic world tour of “Atom Heart Mother”.
Geesin put this together a few years ago. Gilmour himself turned up to play the Funky Dung track but by all accounts had f'ed off in a taxi literally before the whole piece had finished.
Great album - full stop. No amount of self-indulgent, bullshit analysis fifty years after it was recorded will change that.
Hey, there's plenty of people here who enjoy my bullshit. Including me, cos I'm fucking brilliant.
This and the More album is where they developed their space and time music setting visuals to music! It's literally how they came to be.
I love this album. The positive outlook within the band shines through. "Stay" is such a beautiful song; I think it's the finest collaboration between Wright and Waters.
Brilliant Doc.....''Obscured By Clouds'' and ''More'' are my two favourite Floyd albums....
Didn't B Schroeder also direct Single White Female? Wow
How unfortunate that in todays music world a band, style, talented as Pink Floyd will never be again. Depressing!
It was the Industrial Revolution of music. It will not happen again.
Wow in all these years I never realised that the blurred cover image has a man with an outstretched arm. I always just thought it was some blurry light coming through the leaves
Well, I'm _guessing_ it's an arm. The general consensus when researching this video is that it is a still from the 'collecting apples' scene. Personally, I'm on the fence about it.
@@progessiverockstories Now that it's been pointed out it clearly looks like a man with his arm out. I just always saw it as a load of blurred colours. I haven't seen the film. Thanks for the informative video!
This was my first Floyd album, bought for £1.99 when it came out, on the basis of an NME or MM review. When I saw the Australian Pink Floyd Show in Toulouse in February, they performed a very heavy, loud version of the title track and it worked very well.
I love this album and I like this video indeed!
A THREE MAN ORCHESTRA FOR ALL TIME AND SPACE!! UNBELIEVABLE MUSICIANS AND SHOWMAN!!
I brought this album when it first came out and loved it. Great songs and fantastic that Richard Wright, my favourite Floyd singer, gets to feature more than he did on later albums. The theme of the movie almost pre dates the narrative of Apocalypse Now!
It's great , get it ! No serious Pink Floyd fan will want to go without this gem (or any other Floyd release , but you know what I mean ) ! It is essential Floyd , imo , and a must have (ALL Pink Floyd is essential , imo , AND Must Have , but you kn.... you get the picture , lol ) !
Nice job, Rael. I've always liked this album and am glad to see it's gotten more attention in recent years. I consider it a proving ground and opportunity for PF to experiment with technology and musical styles that would bear full fruit on DSotM. But oo-la-la did the French love the Floyd back then! There's great film from around this time of Gilmour and Waters slurping down oysters in some studio -- either while working on this or something else -- as if they knew they were robbing all of these French directors and sycophants blind and were going to enjoy every minute of it.
The 'oysters' film was part of the 'Live at Pompeii' project. You can find it on KZread.
Once again a unique and beautiful documentary including the choice of subject matter. Rael top in KZread
For many years, I’ve been playing “pigs- three different ones”- sometimes as a solo acoustic, other times in a band setting… still looking for that blistering solo guitar though…🎸
A hugely underrated album. The band's best after Dark Side, in my opinion.
I always remember this album for having the longest silent pauses between tracks of any album ever released by anyone.
Yes, I was going to mention that but somehow didn't. There is a 10 second gap after Burning Bridges I think.
~~ they were opening with Obscured on tour in the U.S. when DSOTM was released in March of 1973 - and it sounded even better live - even though most of the recordings of those tour dates were not exactly top quality - still, it seems it took them a year or so - mid to late 1974 - before the disillusionment of massive success started to poison the process - much can be blamed on Roger's ever-expanding ego at the time - and when you listen to the demo for "Money" - it's just Roger on acoustic guitar playing the main riff and singing the great lyrics - but it took the rest of them to expand & transform that simple demo into a classic rock track with plenty of sonic bombast - great keyboards & searing guitar leads - same is true for practically every song Roger wrote throughout the 70's ..
I love YES but all this spending is why punk rock needed to happen
Ich schreibe wieder aus Deutschland... ihr habt wieder mal ein großartiges Video gemacht! Ich schaue sie immer wieder gerne... Dankeschön für das Veröffentlichen... Thomas
Es ist mein Vergnügen!
Nice one. My favourite Floyd album, and in my top 5 of all time - but I've never seen the film!! I'd love a link to it if anyone has one....
By far my least favourite Pink Floyd album, but your documentary make me want to re-discover it, thanks for your astonishing work !
This album is definitely not for the casual Pink Floyd fan. But for those who like to take a deep dive into a shallow pool in the desert, will bathe in this beautiful oasis of an album. PLAY LOUD
really love this album since 1972 <3 thanx for all the new insights!
Brilliant video, thank you so much.
I found this album in 2003 and loved it. Seems like it was forgotten about in the shadow of Dark Side of The Moon. Uh What's The Deal is indeed a highlight and one of my favourite Floyd tracks. Your docs are fantastic by the way!
Another home run, Rael! Obscured by clouds has always been one of my favorite Pink Floyd albums… disjointed though it may seem at first listen. Knew very little about this album except that it was used in a movie. Fascinating… Thanks for posting!
Thank god this video didn’t mention their ‘Love Beach’ album!
Another great documentary! I always loved this album.