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Pink Floyd is an English rock band formed in London in 1964. They became a leading band of the progressive rock genre. They are one of the best-selling music artists of all time. "Wish You Were Here", "The Dark Side Of The Moon" & "The Wall" are among the best-selling albums of all time. They have a huge library of music. Some of their big hits were "See Emily Play", "Money", "Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2", "Not Now John", "On The Turning Away" & "High Hopes".
The whole album is a masterpiece.
in my opinion probably the best album
David Gilmour's guitar is plugged directly into his soul
This is true.
The man is also a genius. 💕
Never a truer statement was uttered.
The best way to listen to Floyd is to lie down in a darkend room, crank it up and let the music wash over you. Pure bliss.
Nah, the best way is sitting in your chair at a Pink Floyd concert :)
Or it’s one to be played at full noise in your special place.
No it is smoking a Joint and enjoy))))
Woolfman couldn’t agree more
You’re all wrong. You need to be in a dark room, in a chair with a blunt, either a good pair of speakers or headphones and a light that changes colour from one to the next in a steady fade in and out to listen to this song.
Pink Floyd are musical geniuses and I feel privileged to have grown up in an era when music had soul and made you feel something. I feel sorry though for my kids who are growing up listening to such esteemed artists as the “Island Boys” 😂
🤣 so true
You gotta teach them young. I’ve never listened to the radio in my house or car. I played what I liked and what I grew up with, minus rap and hip hop (cursing). Both my kids love Classic Rock but especially my daughter who’s Classic Rock record collection is one to be admired.
This song was written for former founding member Syd Barrett who was ousted due to drug use and deteriorating mental health. Syd apparently turned up during the recording session after years of not seeing him which was strange. This was their tribute to him.💕Pink Floyd crossed all genres of music and are an all time favorite of mine. Definitely lay back in the dark headphones on eyes closed take you on an epic journey music!
Syd turned up whilst they were recording the Wish You Were Here sessions , they hadn't seen him for 7yrs and nobody recognized him until they remembered his eyes. They opened their concerts with this track as a tribute to him , fortunately , I was at one of their concerts
Perfectly said
I love my Aussie music but Shine has to be one of the greatest pieces of music ever produced, A 12 minute masterclass right there folks.
Those 3 beauties sing great gig in the sky.. As a singer its a must..
On a side note David Gilmore has stated that later after looking back at the Pulse gig he realised just how bloody great he was playing at that time.. Probably the best he has ever played his guitar.. I would have to agree as i am sure many others would..
Oh that was them with those high voices wow
@@ThatSingerReactions I just saw that you have reacted to Great Gig In The Sky before but not the live Pulse version.. Those 3 girls can sing.. Sam Brown is the white girl, she has had hits herself as a solo artist, one was called STOP.. Keep up the good work my man i enjoy your videos..
@@macisback9059 Sam Brown
Durga McBroom
Claudia Fontaine (RIP 😔)
You summed it up perfectly when you said it takes you to so many different places and your childhood
David Gilmore perfection. This is my favourite Floyd concert . Pulse .You like it because its perfect, crisp and beautifully timed.
The song was conceived and written as a tribute and remembrance to their former band member Syd Barrett, a founding member of Pink Floyd.
No one else comes close by miles to the sensory overload that is a Pink Floyd concert. You come out with such a sense of awe and appreciation for the absolute masters that they are in every aspect of their creativeness!! No one like them! No one will ever be like them ever!!
One of the world's top guitarists in one of the world's top bands. Their lead singers might not be the best technical vocalists, but their lyrics and music are everything.
What a great testament to Syd Barrett.
That is the beauty of Pink Floyd. Their talent musically to take you on your own private journey with every song is unequalled. On a side note, I've tried to sleep with Pink Floyd on and it is impossible, I just wanted to keep listening to song after song 🤣
I had the privilege of seeing PF several times in concert, each concert for a different album, and all of them outstanding. Unfortunately I never got to see Syd play with them, he was the soul of the group.
Now that's a rock band. Love Pink Floyd!
And keep in mind, this is 100% live. No sound guy adding little prerecorded effects or something else. Pure perfection.
The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
Good stuff as always! I've loved Pink Floyd my whole life so it's always good to see other people witnessing brilliance.
This is a true masterpiece. I prefer the studio version because it's longer. And Dick Parry's saxophones at the end always make me almost cry.
If you're talking about the intro, it's not really an intro. On the Wish You Were Here album, the song is split into 2 halves. The first (part I-V) opens the album and the second (part VI-IX) closes it.
Pink Floyd puts you in the mood they want you to be in with every intro.
Your understanding of music is astounding! Absolutely understand your meaning and astute!!! You are amazing!❤️❤️❤️❤️ and yes, I was fortunate enough to be in that crowd. Life altering.
Pink Floyd's music, particularly the instrumental breaks, has an incredible ability to simply seep into the core of your being and affect you in a very personal way. The effect it has on you may be different to that which it has on me, or everybody else, but it will take you on a journey; a journey that I think of as being what astral projection would be like if it was real.
Your reaction to Shine On You Crazy Diamond exemplifies the impact that Pink Floyd has on their fans Nic.
I was 38 & flew from Memphis to London for this. A highlight of my life.
Told my friends if they don’t play Shine On You Crazy Diamond at my funeral then I ain’t going !
Enjoyed your reaction !
So melancholy yet so beautiful and uplifting
Pink Floyd isn't a music album. It's an out-of-body meditation sequence.
This is a song for Syd Barret - he had psychotic episodes and breakdown and left the band early in it’s history - but he and his musical ideas remained a major inspiration for the band - still.
Wow Nick, you are so sensitive to the nuances of the music. I prescribe lots more Pink Floyd and some Moody Blues. You’re right no with the jazz influences, I used to listen to a radio program late at night called Discourse on Jazz, all the cutting edge stuff, and a few years on I was hearing those influences in progressive rock, Pink Floyd etc.
All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible.
I have had the extreme pleasure of meeting David Gilmour and shook both of his hands at the same time as he smiled. Hard to explain how awesome that moment was in my life.
Shine on you crazy diamond is one of my favourite songs of all time. I've been hoping you'd do this one.
Great insight into their musical techniques, that’s what makes this band stand out from other’s
I just love the reactions when people listen to Pink floyd for the first time. Your reaction by far was outstanding you need to keep listening to all there music it grows on you.
In the 70's and 80's we would go see laser Floyd shows at the planetarium. This was going on all over the country. The experiences were incredible!
Comfortably numb .....is an awesome pink Floyd song ....definately chillin music
Wow that intro…. Pink Floyd. One of the greatest bands of all time 🤩
The Greatest band of all time..
To be at a Pink Floyd concert is an absolute my bruh… this concert gave everyone in the venue the chills to be actually in it , total overwhelming feeling not just listening to our LP,s, Cassette or CD’s, been with this band since I was an 8 year old, I’m 48 now never ever tire of this classic band…. Thank you for reacting to them bruh you’ve my day & btw I’m Kiwi from NZ thank you for listening to our music from home L.A.B & Stan
I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap froged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION…
I have seen Pink Floyd 4 times. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.
The brilliance of Pink Floyd.Unique sound all of there own.I discovered them going into adolescent and they blew my mind .still do
when you listen to Pink Floyd...The great gig in the sky...studio version...get yourself a straight jacket...cause you're gonna destroy your room there....cheers
Just remember this. This song is right at 50 years old.
I'm a 4 tour veteran of P.F.,and there is no band that can musically,show,or mood that can even close to them .. PERIOD ! They were, and are a great getting a good buzz on to band.Cleveland Municipal Stadium twice before an audience of 100,000.The crowd was awesomely cool, everyone got along like old trusted friends.
Pink Floyd's Dark side of the Moon album is possibly the greatest album ever
The Floyd, some of the best music you'll ever hear hands down! Really haunting with subliminal beauty. Their laser shows are just wow🤯👌. Not that I've been down the thc path, but I reckon their music could be complimentary to that compound 😉😅😌
Pink Floyd are one of the biggest rock bands of all time. Their masterpiece album, Dark Side of the Moon is one of the most critically acclaimed and biggest selling albums in music history. It spent over 13 years in the US album chart. The album is regarded as a right-of-passage for some, so you should listen to it if not already. The trick about listening to PF 70's albums is treat them as one single track to be experienced as one piece. Doing it track by track causes you to miss the transitions as all the songs seem to flow into each other. This is from the 1994 Pulse tour to promote their album, The Division Bell. They do DSOTM in its entirety live. Its out on blu-ray Feb 18 so grab a copy and watch it all, the concert is truly mind blowing. This is from the next album, Wish You Were Here dedicated to their former front man Syd Barrett who left in 1968 due to excessive LSD use. WYWH was recorded in 1975 and - strange but true - Syd turned up randomly at the studio, not having seen them in 7 years.
Back in my college days I and my roommates would set aside whole days just to listen to Pink Floyd albums. Whenever I finished listening to a Pink Floyd song or album I couldn’t talk to anyone because I only wanted to bask in the afterglow of what I just experienced.
True talent. Practicing their craft. Bravo!!
The only reason I got into pink Floyd is because I was looking for songs with the saxophone in it and this popped up, became obsessed with the song and the instruments then decided to o check out the rest of their music along with a saxophone player who did a live performance with them, she's incredible.
Saxophone is literally one of the best instruments to ever be invented
This song was written about Syd Barret , a former band member who lost his mind by taking to much LSD , they opened up their concerts with this track as a tribute to him . Fortunately , I was at one of their concerts
Pink Floyd ❤️ this song is art. I love it so that I have it tattooed. Their whole Wish You Were Jere album is just… whoa - magic. Legit always hearing this song brings the full body goosebumps. How Gilmore plays the guitar… who ever suggested this song *chefs kiss*
Yes, this is a Masterpiece. It's one of the greatest songs ever recorded. This tour was 30 years ago and concerts today don't have this quality of live music and production. I was at TWO nights of this Pulse tour in April 1994 at the Rose Bowl 20th row dead center both nights, It was the best concerts of my life and I've seen over 600. Two of my top ten concerts, the other eight were Pink Floyd "The Wall" Tour 1980 at the LA Sports Arena, Roger Waters and David Gilmore on solo tours! Pink Floyd is the GREATEST BAND EVER!!! GOATS!!!!
Funny you said " I'm going to bed with this tonight". Bought back memories man. Me and Mrs Bridge often went to bed with Pink Floyd ( sometimes Bowie, her choice) playing in the background. Aahh, back in the day, thank you.
Best band of all times 😎👍🎶🎸🎤🎷🥁
Any Live Pulse song is amazing.
•Another brick in the wall 😩
•Pigs, three different ones
•sheep
Love these songs from Pink Floyd, the instrumental>>>>>>>>> nobody else compares. Love Rock bands
The song written about Syd Barrett.
Seen Pink Floyd (no Roger Waters) play Melbourne around 1988.
Very memorable.
Have the vinyl album from 1975. Got it as soon as it was released.
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Me too. Now has pride of place on my lounge room wall. I have since repurchased it several times in different format so I never have to be without it.
@@colleenborchard_burns1724 Do you have the postcard inside the vinyl album sleeve Colleen?
@@alanriley9754 no. I STUPIDLY sent it to a guy I had a thing for. Regretted it ever since.
@@colleenborchard_burns1724 Have you listened to 'Wish you were here' by Alice Cooper and band?
@@alanriley9754 NO, but I'll try and find it right now.
Shine on you crazy diamond is my fav. The most poignant ode to someone I have ever heard.
Wow that was really moving
Pink Floyd is literally a mood. I think the saying is "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd. You need Pink Floyd to enjoy the drugs." Shine on You Crazy Diamond is really a song about their former bandmate named Syd Barrett. He suffered a massive mental breakdown and had to be kicked out of the band. The story goes that a large man with no eyebrows or hair entered the Abbey Road studio (the studio that Pink Floyd was recording this album) during the finishing mixing . No one knew who the man until David Gilmour (guitarist) that realized that the large man was in fact Syd. He and Roger Waters were so distraught by his appearance that they cried.
(S)hine on (Y)ou Crazy (D)iamond. SYD
The band kept him as a member in a way, up until Syd's death he still received payment of royalties from the band's music. So he was not active, but the band still cared and looked after him as best they could.
@@SotonCueMan That too. They didn’t have to because he didn’t have writing credits or anything like that. But that being said, that’s the definition of true friends.
Pink Floyd just gave you some peace of mind with this piece of music.
Hits you in the heart.
Interesting the Tool comparison & influence. Great reaction & analysis. You're very sincere, genuine & have a pure love of music. Keep up to great content man!
I’d say that he has been told by someone that they are a bit like tool. They both have a similar outlook. But it’s Floyd’s earlier stuff that is closest imho.
Ps I’m loving your channel! It’s so great discovering old music again ❤️
4 years ago a young friend of mine, burnt in his appartement. He was 20. He loved the Floyd so much, played their songs soooooo good on guitar... This song remembers him... Sometimes life doesn't take prisonners. And it's so sad. Rip young men, making great gigs in the sky. We'll never forgetting you little Angel.( sorry for the English of a French man)😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢
This is my favorite version of this song! I don't know if you cut out the very beginning of the song. The strings plays for a bit longer in the CD/Vinyl Pulse record. Truly a masterpiece! I can't even imagine what it would feel like being in the crowd at this amazing gig! I envy all the people that got to experience this great gig/tour!
This song, like most Pink Floyd song, is like a movie score. The music (and few lyrics) guides you through your own life's experiences and the movie occurs in your head. So close your eyes and listen, it's your movie!
Great reaction...Thank you.
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon - "The Great Gig in the Sky"
Used to fall asleep to this in adolescence. About 35 years ago now. But just as relaxing now. 😀 Greetings from Norway.
Nah man. I Know what you're talking about. I feel that, brother.
Welcome to the Pink Floyd world... and words! 9:22 "that was just the intro!".... you killed me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know.
I remember when I first fell in love with this song, there was a chuckle in the original recording that took me by surprise when I was listening in the car. I had spent the entire first movements in suspense for the vocals, and then after the first line 'Remember when you were young?', I heard this laugh that was so well recorded that I thought there was someone sitting in my back seat, and I freaked out!
You can get lost , on this nostalgic trance place , only Pink Floyd can take you there , that you can have a hard time , to come back to reality.
from the pulse tour: SORROW, with ripping guitar. ONE OF THESE DAYS, ripping bass and David uses a flat pedal steel, KEEP TALKING, he uses a voice box with his guitar. There encore closer RUN LIKE HELL, visually stunning production. I like also MONEY and ANOTHER BRICK IN WALL live also.
💛💚💙💖 Thank you for reacting to the incredible Pink Floyd. ⭐⭐⭐⭐🌟
Pink Floyde is very much mood music and they are the masters of it..
wow, you mentioned memories of childhood before the lyrics even came in...isn't that something ? I would strongly suggest you would enjoy the studio versions of this song both Parts I-V (even though you saw the live version) and Parts VI-IX. What is great about the studio versions is you get to hear the original version the way they did it where every note is perfect...Pink Floyd perfect.....you won't be bored hearing the Parts I-V again the original is worth hearing....trust me.
Pink Floyd - wish you were here. Masterpiece
Beautiful
Pink Floyd? One of the greatest bands off all time.
The greatest band of all time
@ThatSingerReactions you should do a breakdown of the entire album in a live. It's a concept album so the songs tie together and tell a story. It's less than an hr so its totally doable, yes? Has any of the ppl in the comments told you about the original lead singer of Pink Floyd and the struggle he eventually lost to Schizophrenia? This album was written for him. He was still alive but a shadow of the man he was when he formed the band. This would be a great Live as we could discus music and mental illness.
Loved this reaction bro.
He had a normal sax as well as his alto sax threw the alto to the side and picked up the normal and just kept playing
Pink Floyd is an experience. They are master musicians that produce master works of sublime progressive rock songs. It is highly recommended that when you listen to a Pink Floyd album set aside the time to listen to the whole album because it’s one continuous story. Pink Floyd and Rush are my two favorite progressive rock bands. Back in the 70’s Pink Floyd’s light and sound show was so huge that it took fifteen semis to haul all of their gear to each venue. Pink Floyd was absolutely unique and their writing is still as relevant today as it was back in the 60’s and 70’s.
Melancholy
Am I first? That’s a first
Legends 👏👏👏
Great reaction video! You're insight on the effects of the music is on point! Pink Floyd is not just a band, they're an EXPERIENCE!! worth sharing with as many friends and family as possible... Just saying..."Run Like Hell" and "Have A Cigar" live in concert! are two of the best songs to react to or simply enjoy watching...👍
This is my favorite song period !
Nothing, but nothing compares to having seen Pink Floyd doing this music live... NOTHING!
Me again,
You can crush a PINK FLOYD VIVE. GOOD JOB
For those who do not know where the name “Pink Floyd” came from…… Sid Barrett - original founder of the band had two favorite Blues Guitar Players in his record collection, both black men from Atlanta Georgia…. “Pink Anderson and Floyd Council”
Everything is spot on with this longtime band, I consider David to be a Music Master .
"Shine on You, Crazy Diamond"
This is as good as it gets
Bro got ya work of art u are to seen gr8
I remember having a mix tape of songs like this for when we were really cooked 😶🌫️
One of my all time fav groups. 🖤
Check out "The Great Gig in the Sky" from the same concert. It may be short, but it's oh so sweet. The backing singers get their chance to really shine.
It's interesting you mentioned how jazzy the song was in parts. The were ultimately a rock band, but it was keyboard player Rick Wright (RIP) who brought the jazz influence to the band. That combined with David Gilmour's bluesey guitar playing and Roger Waters' mournful lyrics about Syd Barrett that make this song one of their best, I believe. But some of Rick's chord progressions were pretty jazzy, and he would refer to it in interviews. You can hear it also on some songs on the Dark Side of the Moon album. I wouldn't say it was a massive influence, but it's definitely there, and you did pick up on it
best band ever
There is a 2nd part to this song you really need to hear. Shine On You Crazy Diamond pt 6-9.