Pink Floyd | Breathe | (Trippy Vortex)

As the continuation to the album’s opening track “Speak to Me,” which seamlessly segues into “Breathe,” it is the first time we hear any lyrics. This track is loosely based off Roger Waters' and Ron Geesin’s performance on “Breathe,” a track made and recorded for the 1970 documentary, The Body. This version saw no help from Geesin, a composer who previously worked on Atom Heart Mother only three years before. Instead, this song is credited to David Gilmour, Richard Wright and Roger Waters. The song takes heavy advantage of the Uni-Vibe guitar foot pedal-operated phaser performed by Gilmour, the longtime guitarist for Pink Floyd. He later released an acoustic cover on his album Live in Gdansk. A Trippy Vortex animated interpretation of Pink Floyd's songs “Speak To Me“, and “Breathe“,- (AI Music Video) Pink Floyd Official YouTube Channel @pinkfloyd