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Richard Wright 🎹 🎹 played besutifully and collaborated writing Pink Floyd songs He is missed. 🙏
I was at my Grandfather's bed side when he passed away. As I left the hospital this was the first song on the radio as I drove home. Had to pull over to let the tears flow. It took me about 6 months to be able to hear this song without crying.
Ahh man, I struggle to imagine that drive home got me teared up just even thinking about that, my condolences for your loss.
Some of my all time favorite lyrics of theirs are "We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year"!
I cannot listen to Wish You Were Here without choking up, or straight up weeping. The lyrics are sheer poetry and it’s beauty is breathtaking
It always makes me think of old friends no longer around.
@@Buddha-of8fk It can be a rough listen sometimes, no doubt. Shine On is the one that the song for me that brings memories of lost ones and I have to be in the right head space before I can press play on that one. Whatever the song, there’s no doubt PF taps into your emotions in a way very few, if any, artists are able to.
@@kirstenstewart5758 My dad passed in 2020 Feb.7.. haven't been able to enjoy my birthday ever since(Feb 10th).. Wish he was here.. Just the intro to this song sends a shiver through my body.. I have dealt with death before but never to this magnitude.. Was such a strong but humble man and an amazing role model.. He is dearly missed💚
@@RyanSpike I’m really sorry for your loss, your dad sounds amazing. I hope your heart heals over time enough to start celebrating the day you arrived on this earth again as I feel certain he would want that for you. Thanks for sharing this - it never ceases to astound me how music can evoke such emotion, but also the commonality of the human experience, even if it is the sadness of loss 💔
Your pretty little face was a picture during this. It’s true what they say - you don’t hear Floyd, you feel them. Lovely reaction.
Down to the Core of one’s Soul…
That was a little sexist, wasn't it? We're supposed to notice they're pretty but not say it. Look but don't stare. Flirt without actually flirting. I'm joking of course.
Richard Wright was an amazing player and incredibly humble. He is truly missed by all. I think if you like him, you should listen to Breakthrough and Wearing the inside out. I truly love the live performances. They're both beautiful songs. Thanks for the reaction!
One of the Best Guitarists in the world that's still with Us.
If you notice, the lighting at the end of the song is the same as the beginning of "Comfortably Numb" which came right after this one.
This song and Shine on you crazy diamond were a tribute to Syd Barrett
I read somewhere that when they were recording Shine on you Crazy Diamond Syd Barrett actually visited them at the studio while out on a day pass. Don't know for sure if that was true but I have heard that story from other sources as well.
@@2727rogers it's true
Nobody recognized Barrett.
@@gilbertc.569 Yes I remember hearing that as well.
Absolutely. Poor Syd, who, like Icarus, flew too close to the sun.
No band put on live shows like Pink Floyd,... nobody!
I'm a 67-year-old Roch guitarist and big Pink Floyd fan, and I've seen them live twice in the 1970s, and both performances were absolutely magical! One of those concerts was their epic, iconic, 1979 "The Wall" Concert, the most incredible performance I've ever seen of any kind,.... Ever!
I wish that I had seen Pink Floyd in concert. That must have been such a great experience !
A few years back Pink Floyd had a reunion concert not long after founding member Syd Barrett had passed away the played this and dedicated it to Syd It made this 68 year old geezer cry.
You're my kind of person, good taste in music, appreciate greatness for your age! This one's for Cyd.
Don't worry about getting emotional. It hits me like that every time. All about Syd Barrett, the band member who blew his mind on LSD.
It's Great to see the Next Generation Appreciate the Music from my ERA
My recommendation would be; sit down, relax and watch the whole concert at once. It's a trip you'll never forget. 🤗
Big😭😭😭😭for me, an ode for so many of my dear old mates who joined the Great Gig in the Sky😇😇😇😇
Now you know what i feel when trying to find the words to describe you, your beauty, and these "magical" and "charming" reactions of yours. They bring me much joy to watch your perfect smile appear as you are taken on a journey. Perfection and a lot of other words that haven't been invented yet is what comes my mind. Keep Rockin.....❤❤❤
The lyrics are in part a lament for the loss of an original band member, Syd Barrett who succumbed to a severe mental problem and had to leave the band. Hence the lyrics asking if you could tell the difference between heaven and hell, a green field from a cold steel rail, a smile from a veil, etc. Syd became disconnected from reality and David and the others had known him since childhood so the loss to mental illness was painful to watch. But the real lament is the multi part song titled "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" which really gets into Syd's descent into madness. The studio version is the best, and the Pulse version is very good, but one of the most moving is David and Richard playing it in Gdansk Poland, just before Richard passed away:
ruclips.net/video/kqXD5NKj4d4/видео.html (Shine On You Crazy Diamond - David Gilmour live @ Gdansk 2006) Here David gives a moving vocal rendering and you get to see what on the album is described the "glass harp" - 3 guys playing chords with wine glasses, and Richard on the synth is amazing.
David Gimour wrote his beautiful, haunting solo track A Boat Lies Waiting in tribute to Rick Wright, about the pain of losing his close friend and how, musically, he's always felt that absence since. It's an incredibly potent, powerful song, and beautiful live, especially in the Live At Pompeii concert.
Such a beautiful song. Can't help but crying every time I hear it!
You have just scrachted the surface of their greatness.
What a reaction. Pink Floyd is definitely magical. Keep going young lady lots more to go!
David not only plays the guitar he can sing like one as well.
I simply love Wish You Were Here. Always have. It literally takes me on a journey in my mind. I especially love the studio version with the wind sound at the end. It feels like I'm flying through emotions.
If you love his smile now, go back and look at him when he was young, it would melt your heart!❤️ He was gorgeous!!!
So
So you think you can tell, heaven from hell
Amazing lyric
THIS MAN HAS A LIFE OF BRINGING FEELINGS TO THE WORLD !!!!
From same concert.. coming back to life🔥💥. Have tissues ready ✌🏼❤️ from California
to our col. my uncle, best friend and brother. died at 49. this song was played at your funeral. we were the two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, but now I'm alone now you're gone. I cry every time I hear it. I can play it too. you made me play it to you so much, that I was sick of it. now you're gone, I listen to it at least a couple of times a year and sit with a can of beer as we would when listening to Floyd. I love you dude. always. J x
This track is probably closest to most Floyd fans it really get to the soul and your right they lyrics are everything on this 1 , great reaction , loving the heart and emotions you put into Floyd ❤️
It's not tearful today.... it's the experience of floyd!!! Welcome to it! You'll never be the same.
I'm pretty sure this is one of his favorite songs he likes to play. He is definitely a legand a very lovely man. He's not a talker he's a doer. At this point, it's not even about the money anymore. He loves to play music. He loves his fans advice versa.
His fans love him.
Like this will never, ever happen again.
You summed it up perfectly……. Magical !
Those noises in the beginning are meant to be.
I was at that concert !!! 🎸
Hi Ola, such a sweet emotional reaction. I'm glad you didn't apologize for showing your emotions. They make you who you are.
The song was written by Gilmour and Roger Watters, and it had different meanings for each. For Gilmour, it had more to do with Syd Barrett, who was an original member of Floyd who more or less was removed from the band due to erratic behavior. For Watters, it was more about himself.
When Pink Floyd were recording the wish you were here sessions in a studio , some man walked in ( after not seeing him for 7yrs ) , fat and with a shaved head and eyebrows and nobody recognized who it was until they looked into his eyes ... It was Syd
No. That happened during the vocal take of Shine On You Crazy Diamond, which was written about Syd, who they hadn't seen fot two years, not seven.
Wish You Were Here is commonly assumed to be about Syd but both Waters & Gilmour have denied this, although Gilmour has said he always remembers Syd when he is singing the song.
@@davidrboland yes , it was during the recording of Shine on You Crazy Diamond but it was the Wish you Were Here recording sessions , this 3 minute video RUclips explains it ;
Pink Floyd on Syd Barrett ( The Story of Wish you Were Here )
@@teknotony Sorry, missed the word "sessions" in your reply.
@@davidrboland cool man , it's still incredible that having not seen Syd for years that he walked in whilst recording the very song that was written about him . Pink Floyd used to open their concerts with Shine on You Crazy Diamond as a tribute to Syd , I know , I saw them in London 1989
The songs is about one of the founders of the band, Syd Barrett who had a bad trip and his detachment from reality, both physically and emotionally and became a shell of his former self - its a sort of "I wish you were still here with us to enjoy and share in our success, we miss you terribly"
This song actually ISN'T about Syd specifically, although many, like yourself, assume it is. That song would be (S)hine on (Y)ou Crazy (D)iamond.
This song instead describes beautifully the sense of isolation and alienation we all feel at times from society as a whole and from one another individually.
You obviously never saw Roger Waters who co-wrote it on Joe Rogan say it was!
Roger Waters has stated this song is not about Sid.
I'm sure he was referring to the album, not the song. Both Gilmour and Waters are
on record stating that the song is not specifically about Syd. Although obviously it conjures up similar emotions. @@neilboreland9190
@@z-man2343 The members of Pink Floyd have already stated the song was written about Syd... But, they tried to make it not sound too specific so that others could have their own interpretation of the song. So you're kinda right about it not being specifically about him, but he was what was on Roger's mind when he wrote it. And until I actually heard band members state it was about Syd, I had never assumed it was about him, I actually assumed it was about an old love interest or something to do with Roger's father.
This music has always made me cry. As a 12 year old boy in California. Ut still does, I’m turning 50 soon. But seeing someone your age hear it and get emotional actually makes me cry more than the actual music.
Well, you made me tear up just a bit, even though I've heard this song hundreds if not thousands of time since it was released. I saw this entire album (and the Animals album) in the old Boston Garden in 1977. Magical is right, you can hear a recording of the audio of this awesome show on You Tube. Well worth checking out, one of the best concerts ever, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶
We're just 2 lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year....running over the same old ground and how we found the sane old fears.......wish you were here. Loved your resction!!
*same
great reaction, there are so many great pink floyd songs, id recomend you react to SORROW,
ON TH TURNING AWAY, HIGH HOPES,to name just a few, im sure that you will enjoy them
This band is my childhood…my life ❤
It's their most popular acoustic guitar song!!! 🎶 🎵 💜
David Gilmour said it's his favorite song.
Y la mía también .....
TIME IS EXCELLENT ❤ 100%
What’s crazy about this concert is how incredible it was considering their original bassist and co-lead vocalist Roger waters wasn’t there or a part of the band at the time and they were so good you would never know.
pink floyd - echoes in Pompei. you will love too. you will also see them much younger, with the keyboardist having a more central part too 😊
I like the studio version of "Time" the best because Alan Parsons, a true genius at composition and production, put it together masterfully! He worked with the Beatles and other hugely successful bands as well. Prepare to reevaluate your life after experiencing it. As you already know, powerful lyrics always!!!
Great reaction! You have a sweet, caring soul, don't change!
All you gotta do is try. I remember 38 years ago I was 28
sitting in my car thinking wow I wish I knew how to play guitar. This would be the one song I would really love to learn how to play. I’ve been playing that song on my guitar for 37 years now. All you gotta do is try.
Excellent! So glad you’re appreciating David Gilmour and Pink Floyd. Check out On an Island. 🤘😎✌️
The song is regarding Sid Barret. Try Us and them from the same concert.
I really love your reactions to your videos your so good-looking!.
Great reaction! Please react to Sorrow, Keep Talking, and Shine On You Crazy Diamond. They are so good.
😢👏👏👏👏 Olavity.❤
Pink Floyd is my favorite band and David Gilmour, a legend, is my favorite guitarist. My favorite song is Comfortably Numb. You mentioned the lighting……during the Pulse tour Floyd had to perform in open air venues such as football/baseball stadiums due to the lasers. They also had 3 sets of trucks for all of the staging equipment. One truck would be at an upcoming show setting up because it would take 2 days to set up.
Also, David Gilmour played a black Fender Stratocaster for most of his illustrious career. Several years ago it was auctioned off for $3+ million.
Nice react. From Pulse, you may react to :
Shine on you crazy diamond
Learning to fly
Hey you
Another brick in the wall
Time
Money
Us and them
Brain damage + Eclipse
Run like hell
From Délicate sound of thunder :
On the turning away
Welcome to the machine
I think she should just react to whole show, perhaps as a 2 part video. Imagine how "magical" those videos would be of her immersed in this life altering concert.
@@burnout_2017 I think so too. I am always amazed to see young people discovering the work of Pink Floyd
3:17… Yes! PF is Magical❤️
The true meaning of this song is what ever you choose it to be.
One really good song from the Pulse concert is called Run Like Hell it closed the concert....
OLA's Emptions are Beautiful Girl ❤🧡💛💜💖 Luv Her So Much))) 💘💞 💋 💋 Sending Her Peace and Love 👪 ❤
Your reactions to Pink Floyd are what many, including myself, feel about their music. I was fortunate enough to see them perform on this tour (it was a few months before this particular concert). I can tell you to this day, it was one of the few most memorable, emotional times in my life that I will always remember. Their music has a way of bringing people together. Great reaction!
My favorite Richard Wright tune is Wearing The Inside Out.
Yes David my favorite too. Such a beautiful song. Richard was a true talent and without him i think Pink Floyd would be a different Floyd
Every reactor gets the same look of bliss and awe! If you love Rick see the David Gilmour at Gdańsk and Echoes - last time it was ever played and the musical dialogue between David and Rick is very special as they riff off each other. In fact that whole concert is extraordinary.
The purity of your reaction and the absolute love let me relive my first hearing of this great beauty from beyond Heaven! You are spot on.
The lyrics are so gorgeous to this song. He misses his love/soulmate!
TIME IS EXCELLENT ❤ 100%
You will experience many emotions listening to Pink Floyd. You experience their music.
I often recall their early composition "Careful With That Axe Eugene" ... what a title!
You gotta do Sorrow next. Pulse again. It is magical !
I think magical is a good word when describing Pink Floyd. Every time I listen to their incredible songs (and their are so many), I'm amazed at how it is even possible to consistently make such great music. Wish You Were Here is about the founding member of the band Syd Barrett, who had a heavy use of mind altering drugs commonly used by young people in the 1960's. He lost his ability to play music, and eventually lost all sense of reality. Syd is also referred to in another song by Pink Floyd called Shine On You Crazy Diamond in the lyrics "now there is a look in your eye, like black holes in the sky." I think the fish bowl reference in the song describes not only Syd, but others in general.
Great reaction, watch Keep Talking live pulse concert! Money also from pulse is awesome!
Like Pink Floyd and this classic, legendary song, you are just beautiful. Not just on the outside obviously but also on the inside where it truly, in the end, only counts. Subscribed and liked. Keep it up darlin'. Much love and respect from deep in the ❤ of Texas.
P.S. From an almost forty year long Floyd fan I think you should trust me on this when I say you should definitely do the studio version of Time, which I think every human being alive really should listen to, before they listen to literally anything else. After that, whenever you like but soon, you should check out "Sorrow" live from Pulse.
So go in joy and then go enjoy both, because I know you will. Peace
I think it's now time for you hearing one of my absolute most loved songs (maybe also one of the longest) from Pink Floyd: "Shine on you, crazy diamond". This is something for me flowing away... In a very, very positive way. Would really like to see you reacting to that song. I'm sure you'll love it!
Pulse concert was the experimental of a lifetime ❤
Great Reaction
Love yourreaction!!!😍❤
This is my favorite Floyd album by far❤
Yes for me it is between this one and Animals.
One of my absolute videos from them is the song "Echoes" live in the ruins of the Pompej Theater. 1972 a masterpeace and they are so young.
one of my favourites by them. wish you were here means different things to different people. to me it was just me and my uncle. I play guitar and he always got me to play it. we were more like brothers. he died 2yrs ago. the chorus. 'how I wish you were her. we're just just lost souls swimming in a fish bowl , year after year.' was us. now he's dead I'm a lost soul in my own fish bowl. now I cry every time I hear it. we played it at his funeral, then as the curtain went back at the crematorium, he has acdc, highway to hell played.😂
If you really like Richard wright you need to check out the song David Gilmour wrote for him called "A Boat Lies Waiting". It's a tribute to Richard and it even has David Gilmour's newborn son recorded during the beginning of the song with a little cry! He wrote the music and his wife Polly came up with the lyrics. It's called "a boat lies waiting" because Richard loved nothing more than to be on his sailboat near Greece when ever he could!
If you have the time, maybe you can do the studio version of Time followed by the Pulse live version…do both versions as one video. Otherwise, I suggest doing the studio first followed by Pulse at a later date.
Fantastic reaction. Loved attending this concert in 1994. This was a song about the loss of founding member Syd Barrett. Check out "Sorrow" from this Pulse concert as well
pink floyd time studio version and pink floyd pigs and pink floyd dogs would be a great way to go
Ola you will love run like hell from the same concert it will blow your mind
Floyd Bomb
Listen to Comfortebly Numb and have tissues by the hand. This band makes you not only hear but also FEEL the music!!!
Fuckin magical lol my new favorite saying thank you
Next: „Shine on you crazy diamond“ or „Keep talking“, both live from Pulse!
David Gilmour‘s guitar solo, always gets me every single time it’s very emotional 😭
Check out Coming back to life by Pink Floyd
The song "Echoes" was Richard's masterpiece. I recommend his final performance of the song from Gdansk.
Richard Wright actually sang lead or shared lead vocals on a few Pink Floyd songs. Probably one of the earliest ones from the 1960s is "Paint Box," about someone in a bad relationship and very authentic relationships; it's definitely worth checking out! Richard Wright also shares lead vocals on "Time," and his voice blends very well with David Gilmour's (you can see the switch in live versions)!
Pink Floyd _ Crazy Diamond-- This one was written about one of the band members that passed away. Great song and very popular too.... ENJOY
Wow..how good isnt it..shivers
Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd - They weren't just playing music, they were an experience.
One of my Favorites
You should react to Echoes live at Pompeii from 1971. You’ll see them as young men playing probably their most iconic song. But don’t forget to react to both parts 1 and 2.
You'll enjoy Coming back to life
If your going to listen to ( Time ) then watch the Live Version. David Gilmore is Flawless in his live Performance and the Masters of the Light Show... Great Reaction
Considering how impressed you were by him playing acoustic, I'm sure you'd be amazed if you watch him play "Red Sky at Night" live in Gdansk.