PINK FLOYD - WISH YOU WERE HERE | REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2019
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Love it. I suggest my favorite Pink Floyd song - "Us And Them" from "Dark Side Of the Moon". Great musically and lyrics that are so meaningful almost 50 years later.
loved it. please do ECHOES by pink floyd while you are on a kick. its amazing.
Yessir. So much more Floyd...
Please check out the live performances of these masterpieces from the Pulse Tour, Live is always better with this band!
When you do pink floyds comfortably numb, remember to listen and watch the live version from the pulse concert, the studio version is brilliant but the pulse concert version has the best guitar solo of all time, and you get to see the magic of the light show they put on, its not just a show but an experience,
This was played at my sons funeral.... He loved Pink Floyd... hard to listen to...hard not to...He grew up listening to them...
Sorry for your loss my friend
@@midkingsteve So sorry for your loss. I lost my son also. My heart goes out to you.
Virginia Glass Thank you...
Kris thank you...
I'm sure he's happy there smiling and feeling free
The song is a letter from the band to the original founder Syd Barrett who, due to underlying schizophrenia and drug use lost touch with reality. They missed their friend
Yep. It's quite a sad story of what happened to Syd. It gets you right in the feels. Same with "Shine on You Crazy Diamond"
Ezee Posse TV SoYCD was partially that and partially an ode to their young selves. They may have a sadness, but that’s part of what makes the pieces timeless. Much of PFs repertoire will end up like Mozart or Beethoven. 😁
I agree 100% .. I have always enjoyed the Pink Floyd experience. I was born 1975 and my first ever memory was my dad singing "Welcome to the machine" to me. I must have been about 3 years old I think.
if i had all the money back i paid in pub jukeboxes, i could buy a new car from it... but it was worth every cent...^^
According to the band shine on u crazy diamond is for Sid wish u were here is for all of us
Played my brother funeral..we were twins..this song came out year we were born ..heavy as it gets ..miss him
Good luck Tony.
I’m so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine what it would be like to lose a sibling, let alone a twin.
I'm a twin and my brother is in a nursing home head injured and will never leave. Yes his alive and I'm grateful for that. I understand your pain brother. 😔
We played this at my brothers funeral when I was 12 years old. God bless you and your brother.
Im a twin. That would be soul destroying for me. But I guess you move on. Hope all is well.
It's Pink Floyd, every song is like it's own rabbit hole.
Syd Barrett story. They were recording this and David Gilmore popped and Sydney barrett turned up. Bloated, bald and wearing green gabberdene jacket. Nobody knew who he was accept Roger waters. Richard Wright said he was haunted by his appearance. And after a brief chat he left and never came back. Gilmore returned and Richard wright told him that Syd Barrett turned up and Gilmore said that he was disappointed to miss him. And that had he been there he would give him a hug just to make sure that Syd was alright. It's in the making off documentary TV special.
"The best way to listen to them is to close your eyes." Nailed it.
It's mandatory in my experience 😁
You have to to keep them from leaking
That's the best way to listen to most music
And headphone use is mandatory when listening to Pink Floyd.
Try doing it stoned. It's a musical orgasm.
When you've heard a song a million times then some dude points out sniffling in the background his first time hearing it...
Yes I always think it's funny that people really never put two and two together about the sniffing
@@robertjohnston1091 actually he was clearing his voice, it wasn't Roger Waters doing though, it was David Gilmore who also was the vocalist of the song.
Yeah...it could be R Waters, D GILMOUR, or a session sniffer!
Seriously! Never had heard it before!
he was clearing his throat
"It's best to listen to their music with your eyes closed."
You have no clue how accurate that statement is.
You must be stoned to get the full experience.
@@fireguy284 Nah, a sensory processing issue like Synesthesia does quite well
I too prefer to burn a fat one 1st myself but to me a cool dark room helps with either quality headphones or an album on a component stereo pushing about a 1,000 watts and good speakers turned up close to a neighbor annoying level.
This dude gets it.
Smoke and close your eyes
“Did you exchange a walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage” is the best line of poetry /lyrics of all time in my opinion. I’ve had is posted on every office door I’ve ever had. I will have it engraved on my headstone. My kids know it by heart, know it’s my mantra, because in my view, courage is often the most needed yet the most difficult to come by. Be brave y’all!
Those lyrics have never been as strong as they have over the past 2 years. I've heard that line in my head several times, And I choose a walk on part in a war over a lead role in a cage. The lyrics of Pink Floyd seems to be more relevant now than they've ever been. You can't say that about most music. Huge fan in the 70's and still am today.
My son's favorite song by Pink Floyd he passed 12/17/06. When I hear it I still cry. I wish he was here 💔
could not imagine your pain. stay strong
I lost a brother 12/19/2001 and my daughter 2/13/2004. This song always make me think of them..I wish they were here 💔 Another is Grace is gone by the Dave Matthews Band.
❤️🙏
I'm so sorry for your loss, he had great taste in music
Syd passed away same year
I lost my daughter 10 years ago and I still cry every time I hear this song just wanted to say thanks
Steve, your loss hit me in the heart. I feel for you brother!
@@philkaiser2313 thanks
I lost my mum 10 months ago. Now this song has so much more meaning.
So sorry for your loss..amen
@@Doodsy1975 so sorry for your loss
Been obsessed since I heard this song as a kid. My dad would crank it everything it came on the radio. Sometimes while I was sitting on his lap steering the truck. Miss you Dad.
JD Go great memories my friend 🙏❤️
I used to do that with my dad too.
Yeah, I mean sterling’s all fun and games until my dad asks me to start doing the gears at the age of 12.
I'm 55 years old, and this is one of those songs that still gets better with time.
Who hasnt cried with this song, good memories, painfull thoug
It's not casual listening. It is both universal and deeply personal. This song is a hauntingly beautiful tribute to loss and remembrance, starting with Syd Barrett. Can you imagine how many people the song represents now in the collective consciousness of all those who have listened to it? I've been listening to it for 45 years and adding names to the list of those I've lost along the way. Saw it performed back in '77, by the the original band members who recorded it. It's an elegy that almost feels like a hymn.
My dad was an amazing musician, and I had a knack myself. He taught me the harmony to the chorus and one of my last memories of him and me was a jam sesh a week before he passed, and we were belting out this song. I was 7. Eyes closed is definitely best way to enjoy this, Jam❤
So sad yet such a beautiful memory. I wish your dad all the best on his journey
Love you,Heidi. Stay strong,forever.
Syd is a missed musical genius, I got my shine on tattoo the day he died, my boss gave me the day off to get it cause he knew how much he and the music he brought to this world meant to me, he is still missed
"... We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year ..." is one of the great lyrics of modern music. Probably my favorite Pink Floyd lines.
Yea that line is very deep. Made me introspect my own life. 😕
Yes! Agree!
So true for all of us
Yes, it grips me every time.
Honestly, one of the best lines I've ever heard is a different one from this same song. "Did you exchange, a walk on part in a war, for a lead role in a cage". I know the reference is specific to Sid, but the concept of being a part of something larger than yourself is so powerful.
"the best way to listen to them (Pink Floyd) is with your eyes closed" that was an absolutely perfect way to describe their music.
"two lost souls living in a fish bowl, year after year, running over the same old ground , have we found, the same old fears"... very appropriate for the world right now. This song can be applied so many ways, that's why it resonates, and is a classic... Live the best life you can people! Don't be hindered by what the world expects of you, be in the moment and truly appreciate the time you have with someone you care about, even your fellow neighbor that you know nothing about...They have regret and loss too... they too have someone, wish you were here...
You've absolutely got it. These videos are awful and nothing to do with the original songs. They just detract from the music. Close your eyes and let your imagination paint the pictures
This video was extremely bad and was obvious they didn't even know the lyrics and added imagery that was obviously wrong. There is a part of the song where the lyric "Lead role in a cage" and they misheard it as "Negro in a cage". It's a common mistake. People always mishear that lyric, but if your going to provide imagery to the song you should look up the lyrics.
Well the purpose of these videos could not to steal away the imagination and force it's own it could just be to help the listener understand parts of the lyrics. You also can't fully blame them for trying to share music I agree the video is not what I would like in terms of visualization but I didn't take it that way and though more to it providing aide on what the lyrics are saying
The videos fans make are truly horrible but I appreciate the effort. Eyes closed naturally. You’re ready for this
@ShariSez1 u guys talking about closing ur eyes while on shrooms and listening to this?
Neil Murray bingo
Whenever I feel stressed, I put on either Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin, and let all my troubles melt away. Music is better than any drugs.
but how about music and drugs togethar im kinda old school and im not ashamed to admi it for me its the only way pink floyd should be listened to
“Did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage”
Possibly my favorite line of any song ever.
One of my all time favorite lines.
What a line
This song made me want to learn guitar when I was a kid. To this days it’s the only song I can play on guitar 😂😂
It was also the first song I learnt on guitar ^^
We're just two lost souls, swimming in a fish bowl
Year after year
Running over the same old ground
What have we found?
The same old fears
Wish you were here
Best lyrics ever
Have you exchanged a cage for a walk on part in the war
@@michaeltaylor8835 Close.
It's:
"Did you exchange
A walk-on part in the war
For a lead role in a cage?"
With your eyes closed, with your thoughts and images--I agree 100per cent and I'm 73 and listening for over 40 years
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To appreciate Pink Floyd you need to listen to the whole album in order. Dark Side has a constant heart beat from start to finish.
Jim Mcclung Or watch the movie “The Wall”. Once I did,I REALLY understood.
100%
"The best way to listen to it is with your eyes closed." Yup.
BiccusD that’s how i listen to most music. ❤️
Always thought it was mandatory?
And the louder and clearer, the better.
Pink Floyd was named after the blues artists Pink Anderson and Floyd Council by Syd Barrett, one of the band's founding members. Syd was also the subject of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond". If you were raised listening to R&B, then all those old English rock bands (Beatles, Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc, etc, etc) listened to American blues and rock (Chuck Berry, BB King, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly) and it greatly influenced them after the devastation of WWII. So you're listening to music that you've already heard, or at least the beat and rhythm, which is probably one of the reasons why you dig this stuff so much.
I really enjoy watching your reaction to music I grew up with. I may be old, but I got to see all the cool bands.
You are one cool guy. Haha we would get along
Always wondered how they came to the name Pink Floyd but never knew.
Amen to that. I could not have said it better than this.
Awesome comment. Thank you!
Great commentary! Thank you.
dave gilmour said they wanted the start to sound like it was being heard through an old style radio hence the crackling sound
That someone crying was me, man. Sorry, this shit gets me too emotional.
Arguably one of the most thought and emotion provoking songs in the Pink Floyd catalog. This album was overshadowed by Dark Side of the Moon but was one of the most subtle emotionally riveting albums ever produced.
"We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl.....year after year"..........just amazing songwriting. Relate to those words so much.
One of my all time favorite song. I know quite a few people, including myself, that cannot listen to this without shedding a tear. It cuts deep to the heart of a memory, and brings it to the surface, whether you want it too or not.
I feel like we are friends when i see you touched by this song today (I listened it in 1973..). And I am touched by your emotion.
You are so right about the headphones comment. Most of us Like me over 50 first experienced Floyd in headphones for the first time with no video distraction oh and with a little somethin somethin, you know...
Yes I know what you mean.😉
Daves Not Here...LOL
Being over 50 means we were raised on 70's music. My children envy me that good fortune
I love it when someone not used to this type of music listens to it for the first time. Pink Floyd is universally renown. All walks of life can relate to this.
Beautiful song that shatters me from time to time... missing my little brother. Leukemia took him at 19 years old.
This song can mean so many different things to so many people. I know it's about Syd Barrett but certain lines in the song mean something to me. "Did you exchange a walk on part in a war for a lead roll in a cage"..... My grandfather was a mechanic for the US Army in the Philippines during WW2. He was captured by the Japanese and was part of the Bataan Death March. He survived that and was a P.O.W. in Japan for 42 Months until the end of the war. So yes, he traded his walk on part in the war for a lead roll in a cage. He obviously made it out or I wouldn't be typing this. His forgiveness has taught me a very important lesson in life.
Now we’re talking about absolute classic. To think you missed all this and are just discovering it. Pink Floyd at their absolute best.
The sound at the beginning was David Gilmour, he was clearing his throat. He didnt anticipate it would be on the track, he said thats what forced him to quit smoking.
Finally right answer
At first it was the changing of a radio station, but then the sound of pops and clicks like from a record.
That’s right. At first, it’s a radio, and then a record
If you like that song! Listen to I'll be there!! By Escape Club
You can hear someone in the beginning
Wow. Cpt. Obvius calling.
@@johnmarshall4442 it's David Gilmour clearing his throat.
"...how we found the same old fears." With all my heart I wish we could end some old fears and replace them with knowledge, love, or at least, acceptance.
I seen this band live one time many years ago at the old Mile High Stadium in Denver. I figured since these recordings seemed so studio produced that there would be slight differences live. I was wrong, the performance sounded just like the recordings, these guys were extremely technical and excellent musicians. There is a reason that no other bands covers Pink Floyd.
Other bands cover them, but not well. The intricate guitar work, the sax, organ, drums and every other instrument used - the guys in the band know the feel, taste and smell of these songs as well as the sound. I've never seen another group reproduce the feeling of being at a PF concert. I've only been to two, then saw Roger Waters play solo, but there is Nothing like live Floyd. I'm glad you were fortunate enough to experience them. And at Mile High in Denver? Must have been a hell of a show!
I guess you never heard of Brit Floyd they are so good it's hard to say who is who.
Scissor sisters crucified comfortably numb 😡
I was there too, I'll never forget it.
Man I so didn't need another reaction channel to subscribe to but your reactions have been some of my favorites...I've been on a 3 day binge of your videos now...Pink Floyd is awesome!!!
Thanks Brotha🙏🏾
Me too :0)
Me too
#methree
@@hoptopiah978 #mefour
Pink Floyd is one of those bands that you want earphones for. Its good to listen in a dark room and just *experience* it without any external distractions. (Some people say that you need drugs to appreciate the music, I wholeheartedly disagree) I am glad that you are enjoying your trip through this musical journey.
I used to get the quadrophonic version for my stereo system, that would trip your mind listenjng the sounds from four speakers.
@@edb6690 I just started a new job where I will be able get a *good* sound system. I am looking forward to listening to this on a Bose 7.1 system.
They’ve got it backwards. You don’t need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd- you need Pink Floyd to enjoy drugs.
One does not need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd. One needs Pink Floyd to enjoy drugs.
A good joint is always nice.
I was 16 when this album came out and it still makes me feel the same emotions then as i do now of loss and coming to terms.
One of the greatest songs of all time. On so many levels it just hits home!
You get it!!!
I love your reactions to Pink Floyd.
This type and quality of music will NEVER happen again.
Thanks for bringing it to a younger audience.
Love the acoustic guitar in this song. Written for Sid Barrett,former member of the band. Not because he passed away,but because he lost his mind. Beautiful tune for sure.👍☮️
When my son was very very young, I had to go back to work to support the family. I had never heard this song before but as I drove to work that day, gut wrenched, it played. I ached/cried so hard, it’s going to be 20yrs later this year and it still takes me back to that very moment and how much I wanted to drive back and be with my dear son Dylan desperately..
React to their song “Fearless”. it’s one of the greatest and most underrated songs of all time
Yes!
One of my favorite things about this song:
During the second and third guitar solos, David Gilmour is singing along with his playing. He does it live too, even when he's improvising. As a guitarist, that is hard as fuck to do. He's the best ever, in this dude's opinion.
It's called "Scat" in the musical world. George Benson is the master of Scat!
You never get sick of listening to Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd,Led Zeppelin, and the forest got me through my high school years. Most kids claimed to listen to it and get stoned to it like it was a milestone, something to be cool. For me though and I’m sure there were others just going through personal hell, growing up music was a friend, a confidant. My dad, before he was absent, introduced me all kinds of music from Memphis blues to outlaw country then everything in between. Peaking my interest in all music was the greatest gift he could have given me.
There’s only one way to listen to Pink Floyd, live! Any video you can watch live....watch it, and you’ll appreciate them even more. Watching David play the guitar is amazing.
That was some fan-made video....& very distracting, having nothing to do with the song. I've been a Pink Floyd fan for 44 years now ( since 1975 ).....and depending on where I'm at in my own life experience......the meaning of the lyrics can change. I prefer just throwing on the headphones & closing my eyes.....letting any visuals play out in my own imagination.
Got it👍🏾
The images are hilariously random. Whoever made the video needs a smack.
I see it a lot with these reaction videos. They pick a random fan-made video and through the images and/or video portrayed, they interpret the song by those images or videos. Not the song lyric or music.
@@johnglue1744 it's designed that way to resemble drug addiction
Yes Pink Floyd is head music or drift music. Close your eyes and drift inside your mind and enjoy the journey!
My dear
The original subject of this song was Syd Barret - an early and most influential member of this band. He lost his way. This was a tribute to him. But now a most heartbreaking tribute for many.
awesome song. " We're just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl, year after year" gotta be one of the best lines ever.
Rock On!
The intro is someone changing the stations on the radio the opening riff is still on the "radio" until that lead acoustic comes in The thing with most Floyd albums is each song usually blends into the next. I suggest, at some point, you listen to these albums straight through from beginning to end.
This is 100% true
I can't listen to just one song from The Wall. If I hear one I have to play it all the way through.
awesome...just awesome...I have all this stuff on vinyl,,,yes i'M OLD
andy heinrich yeah me too lol
Yeah me too and im 20 lol
Wow! You just blew my mind brother. While I was watching this, I was thinking .. "You need to listen to this with your eyes closed." and then you said it. Great minds.
I played this on acoustic guitar at my friends funeral...i cried once again to this song! Thank you 🤟
Re-listen to the very beginning.... it's about a kid finding a song on the radio and playing along..... the first few bars sound distant, like on a radio, and then his guitar comes in sounding clearer.....
Spot on... headphones on, lights off, volume up and just enjoy the ride.
we're just two lost souls swimming n a fishbowl year after year
It's amazing listening to this song over forty years still Goosebumps every time I hear it
Syd went the chemical distance. This song is the uncomprehending pain of that loss.
Wrong. It's about the band no longer being unified and friends. Things had changed and he's addressing the loss.
Shine On is about Syd.
4 songs from Pink Floyd. What a great way to spend some time on a Sunday afternoon. Thanks for that.
@Jamel: The fact that it took you 10 seconds or so to collect your thoughts before commenting after you heard it tells us all we need to know! I dig your reactions.
I’d also love it if you flipped it around; share some of the music that’s part of your makeup and let us post some responses. Music is two-way man!
This was played at my 18 yr. old's funeral...He died in a car crash. My favorite by Pink Floyd. Thanks for reaction..
Sorry for your loss
I always used to focus on the arrangement of this song, but lately I've noticed how emotional it is....
OMG you make me remember those days.When I was still young,I listen to
Led Zeppelin,Queen,Dire Straits,
Pink Floyd,Eric Clapton......
I love this song very much.
But Eric Clapton is my favorite.
Now I listen to Dimash everyday 😂😂😂
I became a dear since 2 years ago 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this🙏 🙏🙏
You got it. Eric the best, Queen, Pink Floyd, Zep. Those were the days.
This song is an homage to the band’s inspiration and founder Syd Barrett. He suffered a mental breakdown and left the band. Several years later he showed up at Abbey Road Studios, by sheer coincidence, the day they were recording this song. Sadly, he was so physically transformed no one even recognized him. When the song was complete, he was lucid enough to understand its meaning and slipped out the door before the band even knew he’d been there. To Pink Floyd’s credit, they made sure he received his royalty checks up until his death around 10 years ago.
It always does my heart good to see reaction videos from someone who has probably never heard music I’ve been listening to for decades. And yes, put on some headphones, start Dark Side of the Moon or Wish You Were Here and close your eyes for the next 45 minutes.
Sound at the beginning: I've always heard that it's guitarist David Gilmour coughing. He's said to have given up smoking after hearing himself on the final recording.
"Echoes" is gonna blow your mind to smithereens.
*_especially_* the _”live at Pompeii”_ version...
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@@grendelum Studio version first. Live second.
Zack Lee
I don't think lyrics can get any better than these. How brilliant!
Makes me feel so much sorrow everytime I hear it. Miss my Dad so much!
It's so beautiful watching someone experience something that means so much to me for the first time. Another track that refers to their old bandmate. The whole album did. And MAN, was this album a good one. 🖤
This song was Roger Waters internal conversation with himself. I'd wondered for years, because nothing else truly fits, but then he said this in an interview and it all fell into place.
Roger wrote these lyrics and David sang them, beautifully, as he always has! I don't know why Pink Floyd's songs are such a mystery to everyone when Roger made a movie (The Wall) about all of it. He grew up without his Father, who died a hero, defending a post in WWII. His Mother smothered him because he was all she had left and he struggled to break free of her grasp, with all the guilt any Mother's Son could bear. Through all of Roger's fame and fortune, he held onto the guilt of being rich and famous for not doing anything but being a Rock Star. Hence the line: "and did you exchange the walk-on part in the war, for a lead role in a cage." The cage, being trapped in his stardom.
This is my favorite song ever..
You are correct sir. One of the best ways to listen to Pink Floyd id with your eyes closed. I do it a lot!
Exactamundo... Pink Floyd is a video inside our minds 😊
Does not this man entertaining us deserve much respect & accolades for his efforts? Yes, Yes He does ✌ 🍻
Thank you Jamel for reacting to this fabulous song 🙏
I so much listened the whole album when a teenager, and I decided recently to do my own little video covering that song ... Then I realised that decades after I perfectly remembered the lyrics and melodies as that kind of stuff goes so deeply in heart and mind ... I probably listened it with eyes closed 😎
One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs ever is another brick in the wall pt 2. Great groove and jam and one of my favorite guitar solos ever. Not crazy technical or intricate but it's perfect fit to the song and absolute perfect tone.
Also you would really like Hey You.
Money is cool too. Please let those 3 be your next waves. Great stuff brother I shall stay tuned!!!!
My new favorite thing during this horrific time is watching you experience the beauty of Pink Floyd. Thank you for doing this! Makes me tear up every time, awesome!
We are really having fun, us older folks, watching younger people appreciate what made us boomers ,most of us, so grateful to grow up listening to the best music ever. Glad you are enjoying and telling the stories of our lives. And you are right we think,you just close your eyes and enjoy the journey.
It's like a dream, you tumble thru memories and time and in the end your back where you began, or are you?
"Better late than never" Thanks, that really hit me, you just changed my life. Much love,
I lost my wife of 25 yrs 3yrs ago as of Aug 5 17.she adored Pink Floyd being herself a flowerchild,/Hippie of 60s._"With you were here" my song to sing to her now that's she's away.
I literally here her voice on " Great gig in the sky" .The two most Eleagant , Loving, endearing peices of music for all our eternity in this realm of
Man!!
One of my favorite sing along tunes of all time. I saw Floyd 2 days in a row at the meadowlands arena in october 1987, they did this one great and everyone sang along , it was cool.
Love your reaction. You’re 100% on point. Most Pink Floyd songs are best listening to allowing your thoughts to wonder with the tune and evoke your own emotions.
Led Zep and Pink Floyd are the top bands in my book but with completely different sounds and vibes. Both bands were masterful musical geniuses at evoking emotions. No matter who you are, where you are or your current mood - Their tunes simply engulf and carry you away - to a different mindset and to other places, spaces and times. That’s what sets a band apart from being real good to being a top legendary band for decades. 🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥
thanks für reacting PF,the PF-manual says when there are official Pink Floyd-videos they help you to understand the lyrics better.When you have the chance to react "pulse"-concert videos-take them!They are amazing,specialy "high hopes","comfortably numb" and "one of these days".Greetings from Germany!
My dad raised me on Pink Floyd. I don’t talk to him anymore and this song just reminds me of all the times we used to drive all over blasting the radio. Miss ya daddy.
Love your reactions to these beautiful songs dude, respect x
The first part has a bit of static. They were going for the feeling of someone listening to it on the radio and then coming in with their own solo on top.
You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them. Just put on headphones, turn up the volume, and release yourself to the sounds.
I love watching you, when you get into the music. This was really good. Thanks you for posting.
Yes we hear music, more than anything, we feel it. Pink Floyd takes you on a journey to another place in life. ✌️