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Hi guys there are a couple of songs I think you'll love I don't think you have done a reaction too these two. Take it back and coming back to life please do those. Many thanks
The most beautiful part of this is the chord resolving to a major chord after moving around through so much minor/tragic, at the very end. It’s emotionally gratifying in a way I’ve never heard before.
Roger Waters was a conceptual genius. But it took three masterful musicians to interpret his vision and give it the power emotion and majesty it otherwise might never have accomplished. Never have four people inspired each other to such greatness, imo. They'll never be another Floyd.
Yes it's a tragedy that they can't get on together now, but we must thank God for bringing them together so we could experience their talents both individual and as a band.
Story goes, when they were recording this in studio they hadn't seen syd for yrs previously, while they were playing they seem a person in background of studio, Bald headed, quite large in size, WATCHING. I was Syd Barrett.
Yes, Nick is so precise, he knows just when and how to intervene. Unlike the albums, he stole the scene several times in the "Pompeii" video (just watch him in "Echoes" and "A Saucerful of Secrets"). I like this kind of subtle and precise drummer far better than those flamboyant, pyrotechnic exhibitionists. Another drummer in the same league, brilliant but underrated, in my opinion, is Hans Bathelt of Triumvirat. Just listen to what he does in "The Walls of Doom" (from "Spartacus") or in "Illusions on a Double Dimple".
It is not just Gilmour. Richard Wright on the keys is just as epic. You will come to understand this in the years to come listening to this over and over and over again. And then there's the drums and bass...
Yeah- is there another band ,where each member,is soo important to the band. After the split,both put on a great show…but you could tell. - couldn’t agree more on Richard wright, My mind goes to that quite often . Cheers. !
I study music and i used this song as an example of changes between 4/4 and 6/8 time signatures, i think this and pigs are my favorite pink floyd songs
When you said "I'm glad I started listening to them at this age", you hit on something important: Pink Floyd is one of those bands where it is nigh impossible to really 'get' them as a child or early teen. One usually needs to have matured into their late teens/early twenties to grasp what they are about lyrically AND musically, and the older one gets, the more sense they make. It's a huge reason why their Big 5 classic albums keep finding renewed relevance every decade or so, with each new generation. As a life-long Floyd fan, I'm glad to count you among us!
@@erzy5672 Oh totally agree about enjoyment, glad to hear that! I didn't say 'enjoy' though, I said 'grasp'. Revisit them again after "ten years have got behind you" and there's a very good probability it will mean something different/more to you then, that's all I'm sayin' :-)
@@erzy5672 I fell in love with them in the 8th grade when the wall came out,however I was listening to animals and echoes even earlier.But didn't have. enough comprehension.Age isn't a real issue.Besides it will help you grow as you begin to understand what the are talking Bout.Youll go through something and think damn!,that's what the fuck they were talking about.
Saw them when I was 22 and again when I was 27. The second was the Animals tour which consisted of DSOTM/ WYWH in one set and Animals in the other set. Don’t know that age was a factor in my understanding. I’ve hit my seventies and am still striving to understand what’s happening
The last few notes of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)" is a musical quotation from "See Emily Play". an early Pink Floyd hit (single), back when Syd Barrett was with them.
This was an unexpected, yet subliminally beautiful follow up to Dark Side of the Moon. Just the fact that the Floyd had the audacity to release such an introspective, melancholy piece of music, when the industry wanted another "blockbuster" says so much about the character of these four amazing musicians.
I wondered where my albums went!! You have them!! lol I once had an electric flute and learned 3 Jethro Tull songs, in the moment I only remember playing "locomotive breath" truth.
Pink floyd is pure genius. I've been listening to them for over 40 years now, and they still put me in a different space. You don't need any drugs, there are the drug!
From screaming guitar to the sadness of the end...it’s the band reflecting, bidding farewell, expressing all their guilt and regret, and letting go. This is my very favorite Pink Floyd song...parts VI-IX. The bomb.
This is exactly the reaction that David, Roger, Nick, and Richard wanted in tribute to their lost friend and bandmate. Bravo guys - you absolutely "get" it.
The fade in at the beginning of this song with the pulsating bass and then Rick Wright's haunting keyboards is one of the greatest yet most unsettling pieces of music i've ever heard. I swear i've heard it in a past life or something. I don't know of any other band that transcends so many generations and is appreciated by all age groups. There is NOBODY life them. Great reaction guys. Thank You.
George and Patrick look just like myself and my friends looked like while we were listening to all this great music, back while we were in high school in the 70s. I love it.
EPIC!! This song, so beautifully composed, was written as a tribute to former bandmate Syd Barrett...thankyou for your perfect reaction, and appreciation of this MASTERPIECE.🔥
This song was dedicated to Syd Barret, an ex member of Pink Floyd. Apparently when they were recording this song some guy walked into the studio and nobody recognised him at first... turned out it was actually Syd Barret, who they hadn’t seen for years since he walked out when he was fucked up due to years of drug abuse... he was also a genius hence "crazy diamond"
Practically a whole album in dark minor keys, and then at long last it finally resolves to that happy major chord at the very end, with that wistful little “See Emily Play” melody as it fades out. Pure genius.
It's been almost 35 years that I remember listening to this track. It is always new to me and the excitement never goes down but it goes up when I listen to it once more. The richness will never repeat. I'm very happy that I was born in a year that could have the chance to listen to this.
I felt compelled after hearing your comment "This is not a song; this is composition. This is a composition dedicated to their best friend". It reminds me of the remark Leonard Bernstein made regarding Beethoven's 7th symphony, the first movement. He said it was perfection, as if Beethoven had a phone to God Himself who was telling him what the next note had to be. That is what this suite is like.
You two are the BEST reactors of all time! You are genuine and have mad respect. I'm a 55 year old woman who is still in awe and cries at many Pink Floyd songs ❣️
Pink Floyd have always been my favourite band, ever since I heard them back in the '70's, and they certainly still are today. To let you know, the Wish You Were Here album is about various viewpoints concerning the music industry, just look through the lyrics of Have a Cigar, Welcome to the Machine. How the industry is almost contemptous towards the musicians (Which one's Pink? or We're so happy we can hardly count.) Once you have finished doing the Wish you were here album, I would love for you guys to check out the always overlooked album Obscured by Clouds. And, like most of Pink Floyd's albums, you should of course listen to it from first track to last track, in order. With headphones. Enjoy.
Thank you for doing parts Vi-IX, the bass in the beginning with the synth is my favorite part of the whole song... and no one ever gets to it because they only react to parts I-V.. Drives me nuts.. The rest of the song is just epic, I like these parts even better than the first 5..
My cousin was getting her nursing diploma the day this album came out and instead of watching her Cap and Gown ceremony my best friend and I stayed in my car outside to listen to this album for the first time. She never knew. I feel horrible for that now but then, no so much. It gives me tremendous joy to know 45 years after this came out it is possible for anyone to get the same emotion I did when this came out. Great real emotion, men. Thank You
Another band that was at the beginning of Progressive Rock was The Moody Blues, Nights in White Satin, Question, The Voice, Never Comes the Day. Another English band from the late 60's into the 70's and 80's .
Love the Moody Blues. Have been a fan since Go Now. Was lucky enough to get tix for their final tour. Saw them on Graeme’s 75th birthday. Still had Edge, Lodge and Hayward. They carried a second drummer in the shadows as Graeme was still recovering from a stroke. If you are partial to Denny Laine, he did Go Now with Wings on one of their tour albums
Song is about Sid Barret who was original singer who lost his mind in drugs&left the band, but day they recordes this an unrecognizable discheveled man showed up to the taping. It was Sid Barret. This story is a paraphrase according to 1 of the band in interview yra ago.
Listen to Echoes, Live in Gdansk version! Better than any other version, trust me. He has an orchestra playing with him, it's the most beautiful piece of music
Shine on you crazy diamond was written for and about Syd Barrett. Syd was a founding member of Pink Floyd who never made it past the first album. He suffered from schizophrenia paranoia and depression. For the second album he was in and out of the studio.
George, I agree, Pink Floyd messes with your mind... If I'm having a conversation, and anything from this album comes on in the background, I can no longer keep up with the conversation. I am completely distracted! I love most of their other stuff, but this one is my favorite album. Every note is perfect.
Thankyou both. RIP to Syd Barrett and Richard Wright. Such an epic ,solumn poignant composition that sounds like the bands opus showcasing all their genre styles in one!
I know this is very different but I strongly recommend you two look into the group E.L.O. - Electric Light Orchestra. Timeless music, much like Pink Floyd, Queen, etc
Masons drums make these wild transitions from literally one genre to another smooth as silk. Marooned is a great slide guitar by Gilmour. Very emotional.
I didn’t get into Floyd until my 40’s. When all this came out I was into soft rock and R&B. I didn’t know what I was missing. I guess I had to mature to really appreciate this music and I’m so glad I didn’t miss out.Musical geniuses. ❤️❤️❤️☺️
I mean, I’m talking to the audience here, can you imagine never hearing this music that we take for granted and being one of these guys and getting all this stuff piled onto you In a relatively short period of time? I have excellent stuff in my personal collection that I know would fuck them up. No prisoners!
Yesss! So glad you reacted to this! Pure magic right here. With Pink Floyd you just need to surrender to the flow. Let them take your mind on a journey.
The thing about Gilmor is that absolutely nobody can do Glomour solos like Gilmour! I've listened to many accomplished guitarists cover his solos and no one comes close to the emotion that he captures. So smooth, seamless in his bends and transitions. David doesn't have fast fingers like Van Halen or most of the players in heavy medal, a fact that David admitted to decades ago when asked in a interview how he developed his signature sound. he said ; "My fingers are too short and fat to do that, so, I had to come up with something else." Thank God he did!
Pink Floyd are five artists. Dave, Roger, Rick and Nick played and created but Syd was the driving force in life and especially in spirit. Perhaps they never would have been what they became without Syd. What matters is they have left us something Eternal!
Syd Barrett, the inspiration for this song suite, wandered into the studio while Pink Floyd were recording it and nobody recognized him. They wondered who this strange overweight man with the crewcut was and why he was standing around in the studio until it finally dawned on them that it was Syd. One thing's for sure, much of the success of this album is due to the great Rick Wright. The very last notes he plays at the fadeout are from the early Floyd single, "See Emily Play", which was written by Syd.
Lovely reaction from you both. It is a spiritual song about Syd and is melancholic but profound. Syd actually appeared at the recording session and the rest of the group didn't recognise him at first...he had changed so much. I consider this album the equal of DSOTM if not better.
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ruclips.net/video/aoyyhE8DjHs/видео.html - The Great Gig In The Sky
ruclips.net/video/AwjjiiUclG4/видео.html - Time
ruclips.net/video/r-q0N3JLfGI/видео.html - Comfortably Numb (Studio Vesrion)
ruclips.net/video/_sPAd_CWFm8/видео.html - Comfortably Numb (Pulse Live)
ruclips.net/video/9k4bNJbMAA8/видео.html - High Hopes (Studio Version)
ruclips.net/video/976GkGAiWIo/видео.html - Wish You Were Here (Studio Vesion)
ruclips.net/video/wTm06_Cgq9c/видео.html - Wish You Were Here (Pulse Live)
ruclips.net/video/F3O1o_rpQkc/видео.html - Us And Them
ruclips.net/video/ROv35Y7RdFc/видео.html - Have A Cigar
ruclips.net/video/ST3CRyArMew/видео.html - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part 2)
ruclips.net/video/KIzO7KU88tQ/видео.html - Welcome To The Machine
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Hi guys there are a couple of songs I think you'll love I don't think you have done a reaction too these two. Take it back and coming back to life please do those. Many thanks
Will second anyone who recommends Echoes.
I third this ☝🏻
I fourth it!
Yes please!
Absolutely but it needs to be the live one from Pompeii or Gdansk.
i think they should try the studio version first
The most beautiful part of this is the chord resolving to a major chord after moving around through so much minor/tragic, at the very end. It’s emotionally gratifying in a way I’ve never heard before.
Like puppet strings pulling at parts of the brain that you didn't even know existed.
And the reference to See Emily Play.
Roger Waters was a conceptual genius. But it took three masterful musicians to interpret his vision and give it the power emotion and majesty it otherwise might never have accomplished. Never have four people inspired each other to such greatness, imo. They'll never be another Floyd.
Waters really needed Gilmour, Wright and Mason.
Gilmour, Wright and Mason really needed Waters.
Yes it's a tragedy that they can't get on together now, but we must thank God for bringing them together so we could experience their talents both individual and as a band.
Story goes, when they were recording this in studio they hadn't seen syd for yrs previously, while they were playing they seem a person in background of studio, Bald headed, quite large in size, WATCHING. I was Syd Barrett.
@@MrBlurryeyes I'm quite familiar with the story Tim. Truly amazing.
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Nick Mason is by far the most underrated drummer in the Rock world ! Brilliant.
He always had the perfect style for Floyd's music.
He is the gentleman of drums. Always perfect touch
Still curious, who rates all these great musicians? To me , for 50 yrs as a huge Pink Floyd fan, Nick Mason rates a perfect 100 for this band’s style.
Yes, Nick is so precise, he knows just when and how to intervene. Unlike the albums, he stole the scene several times in the "Pompeii" video (just watch him in "Echoes" and "A Saucerful of Secrets"). I like this kind of subtle and precise drummer far better than those flamboyant, pyrotechnic exhibitionists. Another drummer in the same league, brilliant but underrated, in my opinion, is Hans Bathelt of Triumvirat. Just listen to what he does in "The Walls of Doom" (from "Spartacus") or in "Illusions on a Double Dimple".
Nick is a GENIOUS when letting the OTHER INSTRUMENTS come IN and talk to YOU!!
It is not just Gilmour. Richard Wright on the keys is just as epic. You will come to understand this in the years to come listening to this over and over and over again.
And then there's the drums and bass...
The arrangement bro. The arrangement.
Yeah- is there another band ,where each member,is soo important to the band. After the split,both put on a great show…but you could tell. - couldn’t agree more on Richard wright, My mind goes to that quite often . Cheers. !
I study music and i used this song as an example of changes between 4/4 and 6/8 time signatures, i think this and pigs are my favorite pink floyd songs
When you said "I'm glad I started listening to them at this age", you hit on something important: Pink Floyd is one of those bands where it is nigh impossible to really 'get' them as a child or early teen. One usually needs to have matured into their late teens/early twenties to grasp what they are about lyrically AND musically, and the older one gets, the more sense they make. It's a huge reason why their Big 5 classic albums keep finding renewed relevance every decade or so, with each new generation. As a life-long Floyd fan, I'm glad to count you among us!
i mean im 15 and i really enjoy them so i dont think necessarily that there is an "age" for music
@@erzy5672 Oh totally agree about enjoyment, glad to hear that! I didn't say 'enjoy' though, I said 'grasp'. Revisit them again after "ten years have got behind you" and there's a very good probability it will mean something different/more to you then, that's all I'm sayin' :-)
@@erzy5672 I fell in love with them in the 8th grade when the wall came out,however I was listening to animals and echoes even earlier.But didn't have. enough comprehension.Age isn't a real issue.Besides it will help you grow as you begin to understand what the are talking Bout.Youll go through something and think damn!,that's what the fuck they were talking about.
Saw them when I was 22 and again when I was 27. The second was the Animals tour which consisted of DSOTM/ WYWH in one set and Animals in the other set. Don’t know that age was a factor in my understanding. I’ve hit my seventies and am still striving to understand what’s happening
@@williamschroeder1458 youre lucky mate
It's time... "Echoes" full studio version.
YES. It’s nearly half an hour of your time, but you need to do it anyway. Mind-blowing.
They will be mind blown with Echoes!
@@martymead they might have to be brought back to consciousness.
And also by live at Pompeii
I prefer Pompeii
The last few notes of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)" is a musical quotation from "See Emily Play". an early Pink Floyd hit (single), back when Syd Barrett was with them.
Yeah, and it's Syd's song, and it's a very Syd song.
This whole song is dedicated to Syd.
This was an unexpected, yet subliminally beautiful follow up to Dark Side of the Moon. Just the fact that the Floyd had the audacity to release such an introspective, melancholy piece of music, when the industry wanted another "blockbuster" says so much about the character of these four amazing musicians.
Gran reflexión!!
Richard Wright the master!
Absolutely
The true unsung hero of Pink Floyd
I love RICHARD ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gilmour! ♥️🎶. (And yes, Rick Wright for sure)
Gilmour and Wright playing together is the best there is. Them in Echoes in Live in Gdansk is sooooo good.
Pink Floyd, Yes, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Moody Blues, ELP, all happened in around 7 years. An amazing time for music.
I was lucky enough to see all of them live except King Crimson and ELP
I wondered where my albums went!! You have them!! lol I once had an electric flute and learned 3 Jethro Tull songs, in the moment I only remember playing "locomotive breath" truth.
@Roger Edgerton You clearly have a maths problem.
I only got to see Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull 😪
I never saw King Crimson or Jethro Tull, but I did see all the rest more than once.
Pink floyd is pure genius. I've been listening to them for over 40 years now, and they still put me in a different space. You don't need any drugs, there are the drug!
I ways say Pink Floyd makes weed better not the other way around.
Thats right 😊
I love it that you guys are crediting Richard Wright so heavily. He's on my top 5 list of the greatest keyboardists of all time!
Hard to beat a Pink Floyd song for the ability to transport you away. Return when you are ready! :)
There are NO Pink Floyd songs, just Pink Floyd Experiences.
From screaming guitar to the sadness of the end...it’s the band reflecting, bidding farewell, expressing all their guilt and regret, and letting go. This is my very favorite Pink Floyd song...parts VI-IX. The bomb.
This is exactly the reaction that David, Roger, Nick, and Richard wanted in tribute to their lost friend and bandmate. Bravo guys - you absolutely "get" it.
Guys it’s just not Dave , it’s Rick wright that’s doing the magic!
Syd must have been someone special. The band really expressed their love for him, beautifully. RIP Syd Barrett🙏🏻 Thanks guys for your reaction
He was their mate💔
This album is also a dig at the music industry
That handshake is the contract. One side gets burned. The artist.
The fade in at the beginning of this song with the pulsating bass and then Rick Wright's haunting keyboards is one of the greatest yet most unsettling pieces of music i've ever heard. I swear i've heard it in a past life or something.
I don't know of any other band that transcends so many generations and is appreciated by all age groups. There is NOBODY life them.
Great reaction guys. Thank You.
George and Patrick look just like myself and my friends looked like while we were listening to all this great music, back while we were in high school in the 70s. I love it.
EPIC!! This song, so beautifully composed, was written as a tribute to former bandmate Syd Barrett...thankyou for your perfect reaction, and appreciation of this MASTERPIECE.🔥
finally a channel that is reacting too the second half of the song
The last trumpet on this track Is from an early Floyd number called ' See Emily play'.
If I only had access to the same 3m26sec of music to listen for the rest of my life, that would be it. Shine on You Crazy Diamond - Part IX.
Wright was a genius................
"Echoes" full studio version 23 minutes. And Pompeii 1971 full version 16 minutes. And live 2006 :)
This band was brilliant. Every song a masterpiece.
This song was dedicated to Syd Barret, an ex member of Pink Floyd. Apparently when they were recording this song some guy walked into the studio and nobody recognised him at first... turned out it was actually Syd Barret, who they hadn’t seen for years since he walked out when he was fucked up due to years of drug abuse... he was also a genius hence "crazy diamond"
Practically a whole album in dark minor keys, and then at long last it finally resolves to that happy major chord at the very end, with that wistful little “See Emily Play” melody as it fades out. Pure genius.
Man i can listen to that funky part all day long.
Just glad you liked it.........I know the experrince 1st. time round. David is an old friend of mine from Oxford.
Really?
It's been almost 35 years that I remember listening to this track. It is always new to me and the excitement never goes down but it goes up when I listen to it once more. The richness will never repeat. I'm very happy that I was born in a year that could have the chance to listen to this.
I felt compelled after hearing your comment "This is not a song; this is composition. This is a composition dedicated to their best friend". It reminds me of the remark Leonard Bernstein made regarding Beethoven's 7th symphony, the first movement. He said it was perfection, as if Beethoven had a phone to God Himself who was telling him what the next note had to be. That is what this suite is like.
You two are the BEST reactors of all time! You are genuine and have mad respect. I'm a 55 year old woman who is still in awe and cries at many Pink Floyd songs ❣️
Pink Floyd have always been my favourite band, ever since I heard them back in the '70's, and they certainly still are today. To let you know, the Wish You Were Here album is about various viewpoints concerning the music industry, just look through the lyrics of Have a Cigar, Welcome to the Machine. How the industry is almost contemptous towards the musicians (Which one's Pink? or We're so happy we can hardly count.)
Once you have finished doing the Wish you were here album, I would love for you guys to check out the always overlooked album Obscured by Clouds. And, like most of Pink Floyd's albums, you should of course listen to it from first track to last track, in order. With headphones. Enjoy.
Thank you for doing parts Vi-IX, the bass in the beginning with the synth is my favorite part of the whole song... and no one ever gets to it because they only react to parts I-V.. Drives me nuts.. The rest of the song is just epic, I like these parts even better than the first 5..
My cousin was getting her nursing diploma the day this album came out and instead of watching her Cap and Gown ceremony my best friend and I stayed in my car outside to listen to this album for the first time. She never knew. I feel horrible for that now but then, no so much. It gives me tremendous joy to know 45 years after this came out it is possible for anyone to get the same emotion I did when this came out. Great real emotion, men. Thank You
yep, my favourite album for 42 years now...
Gilmour's slide solo in this song is completely underrated.
Pure genius. Yes, that's Pink Floyd.
Another band that was at the beginning of Progressive Rock was The Moody Blues, Nights in White Satin, Question, The Voice, Never Comes the Day. Another English band from the late 60's into the 70's and 80's .
Love the Moody Blues. Have been a fan since Go Now. Was lucky enough to get tix for their final tour. Saw them on Graeme’s 75th birthday. Still had Edge, Lodge and Hayward. They carried a second drummer in the shadows as Graeme was still recovering from a stroke. If you are partial to Denny Laine, he did Go Now with Wings on one of their tour albums
King Crimson
Song is about Sid Barret who was original singer who lost his mind in drugs&left the band, but day they recordes this an unrecognizable discheveled man showed up to the taping. It was Sid Barret. This story is a paraphrase according to 1 of the band in interview yra ago.
Listen to Echoes, Live in Gdansk version! Better than any other version, trust me. He has an orchestra playing with him, it's the most beautiful piece of music
They open up your depths and make you feel things you never felt before. After listening to this piece, silence is the answer to your experience.
Shine on you crazy diamond was written for and about Syd Barrett. Syd was a founding member of Pink Floyd who never made it past the first album. He suffered from schizophrenia paranoia and depression. For the second album he was in and out of the studio.
Never saw 2 people enjoy Floyd as much as these guys.
DSOTM is their wonderful and most influential album, but i would argue WYWH and ANIMALS are their over the top masterpieces.
The Animals tour in 1977 featured a set of DSOTM and WYWH and second set of the Animals album. One of my favorite concerts
My 2 Great Pyrenees love Pink Floyd!!!
Part 6-9 of crazy diamond the music enters your heart, soul, and mind and TALKS TO YOU...!!!!!
My favourite reactioneers I love how Pink Floyd blows your minds ❤
Finally found a reaction channel that respects all tiny aspects of music
George, I agree, Pink Floyd messes with your mind...
If I'm having a conversation, and anything from this album comes on in the background, I can no longer keep up with the conversation. I am completely distracted!
I love most of their other stuff, but this one is my favorite album. Every note is perfect.
No other song transports me like Shine On You Crazy Diamond. It's like a meditation.
Thankyou both. RIP to Syd Barrett and Richard Wright. Such an epic ,solumn poignant composition that sounds like the bands opus showcasing all their genre styles in one!
PINKFLODIANO desde los 9 años, ahora con 50 y sigo con la piel de gallina como la primera vez
Pink Floyd in another 50 years. I would just bet you.
The album that most reveals the genius of pink floyd
Good Gawd.......It has been SO LONG since I’ve heard this! What a wonderful treat! Thanks........
You are blessed you found Pink Floyd. 🎶❤️🎶
Listening to Pink Floyd is a mystical experience, it is not a normal band. It is unique and unrepeatable.
Phenomenal musicianship guys in the ultimate tune from the Great Floyd ❤️💫☝️ thanks for the reaction guys ❤️☝️💫
I know this is very different but I strongly recommend you two look into the group E.L.O. - Electric Light Orchestra. Timeless music, much like Pink Floyd, Queen, etc
Masons drums make these wild transitions from literally one genre to another smooth as silk. Marooned is a great slide guitar by Gilmour. Very emotional.
When they were grooving to part 8 I was thinking: oh yeah, the're going to cry on part 9... 😅
god my seatbelt broke hearing this song, it pulled me too high that the seatbelt couldn't hold me back
I am 68 yrs old and this song still gives me the same reaction as yours
Words that have become a cornerstone in my life..... "come on you miner for truth and delusion and shine,,,"
I didn’t get into Floyd until my 40’s. When all this came out I was into soft rock and R&B. I didn’t know what I was missing. I guess I had to mature to really appreciate this music and I’m so glad I didn’t miss out.Musical geniuses.
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I mean, I’m talking to the audience here, can you imagine never hearing this music that we take for granted and being one of these guys and getting all this stuff piled onto you In a relatively short period of time? I have excellent stuff in my personal collection that I know would fuck them up. No prisoners!
Shine on You Crazy Diamonds.. !!!
We've all been waiting for you to get here. It's a rare treat to know you're watching something become someone's favorite song (composition!)
TIME , another great pink floyd song
Yesss! So glad you reacted to this! Pure magic right here. With Pink Floyd you just need to surrender to the flow. Let them take your mind on a journey.
It is a joy to watch you experience this music.
That's one of the most honest comments I've ever heard from a reactor. Respect and thumbs up!
Pink Floyd IS their own category of music, and there is no else in it
Love watching you young men react to ABSOLUTE MAGIC!! AMAZING!!!
They expressed through this record how much Syd Barrett meant to them - you can tell they really loved and missed him.
The unsung hero on this LP is Richard Wrights haunting mellotron... Amazing...
I love seeing your reactions! Pink Floyd was one of the best rock groups....EVER!
I am listening to this song like you too, even after the 1000th time.
You guys also will get maximum pleasure from "Echoes" and absolute mind blowing "Dogs". good luck
Dogs, Echoes, Pigs, Welcome to the Machine, Mother and Hey You are the big ones they still haven't reacted to.
@@jespernygaard3752 indeed, I also fond The final cut so much tragical and deep. Underrated song.
Dogs, Echoes, Pigs but also Sheep!
When The Levee Breaks
Led Zeppelin
U won't be disappointed! Any remastered video with just the picture of the cover will do 👍
The FLOYD fans! Some of the best people! I’m reading your stuff! It’s nice to know that there are some good folks out there. 🌚
The thing about Gilmor is that absolutely nobody can do Glomour solos like Gilmour! I've listened to many accomplished guitarists cover his solos and no one comes close to the emotion that he captures. So smooth, seamless in his bends and transitions. David doesn't have fast fingers like Van Halen or most of the players in heavy medal, a fact that David admitted to decades ago when asked in a interview how he developed his signature sound. he said ; "My fingers are too short and fat to do that, so, I had to come up with something else." Thank God he did!
Pink Floyd are five artists. Dave, Roger, Rick and Nick played and created but Syd was the driving force in life and especially in spirit. Perhaps they never would have been what they became without Syd. What matters is they have left us something Eternal!
Check out David gilmour “echoes” live from remember that night . I love the original but this is live up dated version
the machine from "wish you were here is a trip
PINK FLOYD ES MI BANDA N.1 DEL ROCK PROGRESIVO!! LA CONOZCO DESDE 1977!! SON DE OTRA GALAXIA!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Syd Barrett, the inspiration for this song suite, wandered into the studio while Pink Floyd were recording it and nobody recognized him. They wondered who this strange overweight man with the crewcut was and why he was standing around in the studio until it finally dawned on them that it was Syd.
One thing's for sure, much of the success of this album is due to the great Rick Wright. The very last notes he plays at the fadeout are from the early Floyd single, "See Emily Play", which was written by Syd.
Pink floyd puts you in the mood they want you to be in for every song.
Pink Floyd is such a powerful experience. I love your reaction!
Lovely reaction from you both. It is a spiritual song about Syd and is melancholic but profound. Syd actually appeared at the recording session and the rest of the group didn't recognise him at first...he had changed so much. I consider this album the equal of DSOTM if not better.
One simple word I can give is ...... Magical 💞 pink Floyd is unique and one of a kind😳
Perfect way to say goodbye to Syd 👍
I love this video and I can't wait to see your reactions to anything from the Animals album. ✌💕🖖
I was never a Pink Floyd fan, until now listening and watching your reactions has turned me into a fan of them and y’all ☮️♥️😎