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Rick Wright was such an amazing human being, too bad that he left us so soon; the combination of David and Rick was unbeatable.

This is great I love this my sexy looking babe Roger Waters doing the interview.

Questo video esprime perfettamente il concetto di dare le perle ai porci. Un evento simile andava ascoltato in religioso silenzio. Il pubblico presente non era consapevole di assistere ad un concerto di musica classica

LOVE Guy!!! All the best to him from Damian in Phoenix AZ!

Purée elle est chiante.

So she winged it. Absolutely stunning!

Keiner weiß so genau wie Syd von 1975 bis 2006 gelebt hat ??? Wie war Syd als Mensch ?? Wie lange kämpfte er gegen seine Drogensucht ,??? War Syd in einer Psychiatrie ??? Hatte er eine Schizophrenie ??? Warum lebte er so isoliert ??? Okay, ein paar Bilder gemalt und sie danach im Garten verbrannt. LSD verändert Dein Charakter und Deine Persönlichkeit !!! Drogen im allgemeinen. Die letzte Dokumentation hat leider nichts neues gezeigt!!! Kalter Kaffee. Ich weiß nicht ob er jemals Erlösung oder Frieden für seine Seele gefunden hat ??? Soweit ich weiß hat Syd die Krankheit der Katatonie gehabt. Das erklärt sein vorsichhin starren. Er starrte im Publikum. Er konnte keinen Tonleiter spielen. Er starrte vor einer Kornflacks Schachtel. Syd hat von sich selbst gesagt : Ich vegetiere vor mich hin !!! Eine traurige Geschichte.

Nobody knows exactly how Syd lived from 1975 to 2006??? What was Syd like as a person?? How long did he battle his drug addiction??? Was Syd in a psychiatric hospital??? Did he have schizophrenia??? Why did he live so isolated??? Okay, he painted a few pictures and then burned them in the garden. LSD changes your character and your personality!!! Drugs in general. Unfortunately the last documentary didn't show anything new!!! Old coffee. I don't know if he ever found release or peace for his soul??? As far as I know Syd had catatonia. That explains his staring. He stared at the audience. He couldn't play a scale. He stared in front of a box of cornflakes. Syd said of himself: I'm just vegetating!!! A sad story.

I'm so glad Clare took this job, because now her talent will be forever saved in the annals of music history, for many more generations to enjoy. "There can be only one, and her name is Clare Torry".

I’ll be honest. I first heard this song 24 years ago and I just realized today that she is white. I thought she was black this whole time with how much soul was in her voice

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2024 and the struggle continues. Free Palestine 🚩

U dont get many singing this at the karaoke night 😮,

Какое вкусное соло Гилмора в первой вещи!!! Раз 10 прослушал только из-за соло!!!

Fucking Christ. This was a far cry from David Gilmour’s quote in 1971: “always have control over the technology, and never let the technology control you.” The other three looked so… distant from what they were doing, while Roger looked happy as can be to do this.

"Oh well... thank you very much... Never give it much tought."

Clare Torry's voice is amazing ❤

If the Devil was looking up, he was in awe! And God was smiling down at you. Countless hours my soul has rejuvenated while listening to Clare's angelic voice. Thank you Clare!

Gilmour is dead silent now about Palestine.

I was truly surprised hearing about the magnetic tapes!

Genial

I think it was difficult for her to read the room, because Pink Floyd were usually known to be a bit quiet and not really out there. I mean they said themselves, they preferred hiding behind stage lights while they play in the dark haha.

Without her it really wouldn’t have been that wonderful

She made that song

My guest is David Gilmour and I've Been Eating Gravel

Ido hope she was paid!

I went to this concert at north harbour stadium in got to the stadium on my ticket read gateA show my ticket at the booth walk on upto the gate that let's you in the stadium at the second gate I show the same ticket to the person waiting who walk through pass the seats in the stadium down to the field were some one was stopping people from going pass the point of no go I was handed over to the behind point of no go who then walk me to the front of the stage not knowing to me my ticket I buy was front seat that I was that closet I could have been in the band it may my night Im a Roger Waters listener fan that when his solo albums from pro n cons to radio know and amuse to death it was one of the things to do list that i could tick off when people my age say to me why do u listen to old music because I always play song like pink Floyd dire straits, fleetwood mac, santana, steely Dan, the bass, guitar, drum, piano, from those area when people my age listen to N. W. A what was new they were into that I new people to me that I want to not be was into the now that the one good I got from my old brothers sounds is the voices and the only way I was going to listen to new music not to say that new music was bad sounds I listen to new music bands that were u are going to get new bass, guitar, drummer, piano player so in 1996 the one good coming from hip hop and gangsta rapper was a lot of vocals I look from a different view and my listening ears that not to take away what Dr dre was doing like I said I listen to bands from 1970 when kids my age was into the new music when I listen to 2pac I picture his voice singing to sound Roger Waters makes in till then and then I listen to a sample from pill Colin Tupac sample in the air tonight like he had been waiting to show hip hop that we can make good sounds with professional musicians that's what I to got from my music old sounds is the voice that black artists from gene hip hop are the new voice of Motown music because hip hop music was were black artist follow in there hundreds three decades strong so I thank my parents and my brothers for the music thy play that my hearing ears adopted and listen to

Hermano en Cristo qué publico tan muerto. Son Gilmour y Waters tocando juntos con todo lo que ello implica. Yo estaria loco cantando las canciones y llorando. Momento irrepetible y mucho menos ahora con todas las peleas entre estos dos.

I found this interview quite funny.

Why did david gilmour do this 😆

There was a nice melodic JAM from the COMMITTEE LP ,right after the CHIRPING BIRDS that reminded me of a long lost Floyd song I heard on the radio 30 years ago. It was about 5 minutes long and had a baroque-like keyboard melody and a trippy guitar solo with few lyrics. Does anyone know what this song's title might be?

The Earls Court footage is really clear here

well done, and you were paid well at the time.

It would be interesting to edit them out of the video and just sample that feedback since it dominates the recording anyway.

Thank you Clare for that masterpiece - for generations of the world to enjoy. It was definitely God smiling down on you.

The vocal was life changing for me.

The great orgasm in the sky

Eighteen years old when Dark side was released , Claire Torry has had me mesmerised since then , with the raw beauty of her voice and improvisation on that track . I have loved every kind of music since then , but no one piece has ever given me the same experience .

Did she ever get any royalties ,after all it's all her own work ,,😊

Sounds a bit old.

Any Brick You Like

What has happened seems to be like what happens after divorce. In this case Waters split from the band. Some of the kids gravitate to one of the parents, and other kids towards the other parent. But we now know what Pink Floyd would sound like without Gilmour (Have you heard DSOTM Redux?) Water clearly had more to write about, but the sound of Pink Floyd must in large part be credited to Gilmour.

Not to be outdone, Nick is referred to as Micki.

When will you post some new Floyd stuff???

Just like being at a real show - some jackass stands up right in front of you when the solo starts. 😂

Genius of a bassist. One band that doesn't get nearly the recognition it deserves is Toy Matinée, for which Guy was bassist and songwriter. They only released one album in 1990, but it's awesome.

Had she gone to court by the time of this interview? Maybe that's why she says the song has given her some grief over the years, as she felt her contribution hadn't been properly rewarded. Songwriting credit is a tricky business, but her iconic part is waaay more than just a session.

Fabolous voice and song

People move on..people quit their jobs.. people change..whateva.

Saw the wall twice live at earls court London 1980 and again in 1981