Pink Floyd - Dogs Live 1977 - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- This is my second footage, using some recordings available. This bootleg was recorded in 1977-05-09 - Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California, USA. This YT movie has low quality but it is available in other formats with better quality.
I hope you will enjoy it.
It includes the song "Pigs on the Wing 1" from Roger Waters.
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Anyone who becomes a Pink Floyd fan will come to realize "WOW" Animals sure is underrated....
It's Pink Floyd's greatest album ever
I don’t think it is underrated. Maybe not that commercial, mainstream ,… enough…
@@heavymetal1330 suprer late in the thread but I always felt like the core pink floyd is Dark Side, WYWH, Animals and The Wall. Super fan and attached to the rest but man.... those 4 are gems to anyone who likes classic rock and history of music in general.
@@iMORTIsieteVOi me too! To me Animals is the best! I just love the lyrics and how it is timeless!
@@heavymetal1330 I am Italian so my english wasnt really good when I started to listen to pink floyd, back in middle school. So, on a melodic level, I was more a fan of the wall or dark side back then. As my english improved, and after reading The Animal Farm by Orwell, I started to get a grasp on Animals Lyrics. And oh boy, I feel like Animals has borderline among the best (and badass) lyrics in rock history. Period.
UNREAL. Not enough people understand how rare this is. Thank you a million times over.
It's a montage :) but still the only one!
It's not that rare. It's a very widely distributed bootleg recording, and the video is just random unrelated footage edited together.
Unbelievable I was lucky to be a 17 year old lad 1977 soldier field animals tour over 100 thousand Floyd fans thanks for sharing
Dogs is up there with their best work
Adam Guitar dogs is the only song on the album that gilmour co-wrote
M Sanders didn't Gilmour co-wrote Pigs?
No Gilmour co-wrote Dogs.
Didn't Gilmour wrote almost the entire song?
Their best song imo
Gilmour is a fucking hero
3, 1415926535 agreed
you're right π
He’s one in a kind
The plot twist in the middle, the suspense after the plot twist, the horrific solo after the plot twist, pure fucking gold
This is my favorite Floyd song, mostly because of the emotional and intense guitar work by Gilmour. He squeezes beautiful notes from his guitar that make me squeeze tears from my eyes. Brilliant.
And he makes it look so effortless. He possesses a profound sense of depth that he can speak through his playing. Ahhhh.....
gilmour can do more with one note than a lot of guitarists can with the entire guitar
Its because he picks the right notes.
What does that even mean? LUL
It doesn't make any sense
Then you don't play guitar !
C'est du blobiboulga
I was at the first U.S. In the Flesh ‘77 show in Miami. I had seen Zeppelin in Tampa a few months earlier and thought “nothing” would ever compare. Hearing both Wish You Were Here and Animals played in their entirety was like being in Heaven. After the show I was soaked from the intensity of the music. To this day I envision Floyd every time I hear any of those songs. Simply moving, in a way I’ve never experienced before or since.
David Gilmore is one of the greatest ever. He is so ahead of the curve musically
05:09 This is the single greatest part in the entire album.
ExMachina70 y
ExMachina70 agreed, shit gives me goosebumps
nah, 09:27 is!
I'd have to disagree I think 8:45 Is.
07:00
Love the flanger on the guitar in 'Dogs'.
AemiliaJacobus
Hard to believe this was 40 years ago.
One of the most amazing songs ever recorded
It's hard to sometimes explain the sound we heard at the Chicago show. There were only 5 guys on stage Waters, Wright, Mason, Gilmour and White. At times the Floyd Shook Soldier Field like a rag doll and a moment later 100K fans were silent listening to sounds never before heard by human ears. Then 100K people fucking screaming, man it was something.
Mark Olcott what year?
+Mark Olcott been to most of the bands shows since the 60s except floyd oh man i can only imagine
1977
Yes, 1977: I lived in Chicago and was there. Show was at Soldier Field (where the Chicago Bear's play). When configured for football games, the stadium holds 61,500. Yet, since the field area was also used for the crowd, attendance was 70,000 plus!
The thing that struck and impressed me the most, was that they did something I never saw before, or even afterwards:
They had a quadraphonic P.A. set up, front/back/right/left. They would pan sounds around, which sounded awesome in the dark. About that . . . . .
One huge misstep I think the band, or the venue made was: Soldier Field is an open air stadium (no roof). That meant, due to the nature of the shows lighting and other effects (we got to see and touch the giant pig as it hovered low over the crowd on the field! lol), they would/could not play until it was totally dark outside. BUT, the venue opened at I believe about 12:00 (noon). It was general admission, so, tons of people were there to have a chance to get on the field (as I did). Yet - 1) It was a hot summer day and, no place to hide from the sun - 2) Once you got your spot, it hit you after a while that you had like SEVEN HOURS before you would see the show - 3) EVERYONE was smoking weed. - 4) They did not have ANY warm up band. 5) Logistics of food, water, going to the bathroom, while waiting SO long. . . . It all added up to a sunburned, hot, stoned and tired crowd - not what you want as a band.
Looking back, the venue should not have open the doors until only say, an hour or two before the start of the show. And yes, I SO wish that show would have been professionally shot on film! There were many unique aspects of that Chicago show that are not in the other, rare and few film clips from shows in other cities.
5 guys and 3 gals...
Will we ever see a professional recording of these shows? They must exist. Surely the band and their management had the footage filmed. So frustrating. Come on Floyd!! we're all desperate to see this stuff. It's well overdue. Thought it might have been released as part of the albums 35th anniversary. No luck. They love keeping the fans waiting for stuff.
None of the shows were professionally recorded but I did read once that Roger had some taped so he could watch and improve the stage set up and so on. Not sure if they do exist and if the do...doubtful the will ever see the light of day.
They were never professionally recorded due to Roger's arrogance at the whole idea that his concerts should be recorded. He believed his concerts were a once in a lifetime experience that could not be replicated by film, and that if you could not see it in person, you couldn't see it at all. I suppose he achieved his goal in the end though, as this footage is pretty rare and Floyd concerts are the stuff of legend.
That really sucks considering it is impossible fro me to have seen them then :(
EMI is dead since many years
Don't listen to these dickheads The Wall shows were absolutely commissioned to be recorded live and were absolutely done so. One of the original ideas for the Wall movie was to intercut live footage from the shows throughout the Scarfe animations etc. Where do you think the crispy footage of Roger singing "Mother" circa 1980 that was used throughout his updated Wall tour came from? So this no live footage bs is fake news. Mason has also mentioned several times that the Floyd offices are full of confiscated bootleg videos PLUS shows they filmed for themselves for production and evaluation purposes. The problem is none of them CBA about it and the sense I get (from Mason anyway) is because it's not A+ quality they don't want to release it and be accused of being greedy. Look at the work Jimmy Page puts into maintaining and rereleasing the Zep catalogue and how he utilizes and incorporates the latest technological innovations / rarities from bootlegs etc into the Zep box sets and album clean ups (5.1 etc...) neither Roger or David (especially David) have zero interest in going backwards maintaining PINK FLOYD...both also have had a lot of success as solo artists and are still periodically recording new material and touring where as Page isn't...so what would you rather?
Thank the goddess for RUclips and all the curators who give us these priceless treasures. As many concerts that Pink Floyd did, it's hard to get quality clips. Thank you! Ahhhh, I feel sad for those beings who don't get PF; they are truly magicians of sound.
I don't think there's a more underrated rock album than "Animals." It never gets radio airplay because three of the five songs are over ten minutes. When I bought the album in 2001, I wondered "Why have I never heard of this?" After listening to it, I still can't figure out why I never heard of it.
It's the best Jman2600
Pink Floyd is my absolute favorite band ever. I was born too late to see Pink Floyd with Roger. Love these videos of all of them together. They are so great!
Sympatico G p
Exactly!!! The 4 of them together were the best formation!
Their solo albums are also great, but in a different way.
Awesome people realize the masterpiece this album is, a lot of people don't get how truly epic this album is. It is timeless and by far my fav Floyd album. The opening guitar riff has always sent chills down my spine.
I remember the first joint I had. I was lying in bed a whole afternoon, totally stoned, listening to this song...
That sounds amazing man
Best music to listen to when high.
Pink Floyd.
we all have been there
"Dogs" - "Animals" (1977)
You got to be crazy, gotta have a real need
Gotta sleep on your toes, and when you're on the street
You got to be able to pick out the easy meat with your eyes closed
And then moving in silently, down wind and out of sight
You got to strike when the moment is right without thinking.
And after a while, you can work on points for style
Like the club tie, and the firm handshake
A certain look in the eye, and an easy smile
You have to be trusted by the people that you lie to
So that when they turn their backs on you
You'll get the chance to put the knife in.
You gotta keep one eye looking over your shoulder
You know it's going to get harder, and harder, and harder as you get older
Yeah, and in the end you'll pack up, fly down south
Hide your head in the sand
Just another sad old man
All alone and dying of cancer.
And when you lose control, you'll reap the harvest you have sown
And as the fear grows, the bad blood slows and turns to stone
And it's too late to lose the weight you used to need to throw around
So have a good drown, as you go down, all alone
Dragged down by the stone.
I gotta admit that I'm a little bit confused
Sometimes it seems to me as if I'm just being used
Gotta stay awake, gotta try and shake off this creeping malaise
If I don't stand my own ground, how can I find my way out of this maze?
Deaf, dumb, and blind, you just keep on pretending
That everyone's expendable and no-one has a real friend
And it seems to you the thing to do would be to isolate the winner
And everything's done under the sun
And you believe at heart, everyone's a killer.
Who was born in a house full of pain
Who was trained not to spit in the fan
Who was told what to do by the man
Who was broken by trained personnel
Who was fitted with collar and chain
Who was given a pat on the back
Who was breaking away from the pack
Who was only a stranger at home
Who was ground down in the end
Who was found dead on the phone
Who was dragged down by the stone.
what a lyric
Brutal lyrics
This song is incredibly sad and cynical when you read the lyrics🙁
I think that this is the best song ever written… a true masterpiece!
Half of its greatness is because of Gilmour’s guitar, which is not in the ‘sheet music’ of the song.
@@Michael-mm3fm i really don’t know what the heck it is i just know that it is timeless and beautiful!
@@Michael-mm3fm the lyrics drums and keyboard are all so good
World has never seen such a song before, even no chance in future!!!!
To whoever recorded this masterpiece: THANK YOU!!!! You did a great favour to all mankind ❤
roger waters has the finished film on the wall concerts earls court 1980 he has said that if the remaining members of the band agree the film will be remastered digitally then release at a date not published yet
How can anyone put a thumbs down to this pink Floyd will live forever
My favorite Floyd song. My eyes were streaming from tears when the guitar harmony came in. Wow!!
i have the same reaction...IT'S JUST AWESOME!
One of my favorite Pink Floyd albums ever. So awesome. When I reach for music, I reach for Pink Floyd, Yes, and 1970-1977 Genesis. I love my Prog and with Gilmour, Howe and Hackett there is no looking back. The greatest bands ever in my opinion.
Sprinkle some Fripp in there
Often overlooked by part time Floyd fans, I think that Animals is by far the best album.
It's a great album. I will always be a diehard Meddle & WYWH fan, but all of PF is in rotation at some point. ❤
I also really love Gilmour's voice in this version... Much more rocky, kind of like in Young Lust.
at 8:17 when he starts to sing I love that part because it has more emotion than what is on the album.
Such amazing music. I wish when I was a kid I would have realized and went to see a few of there shows. "And when you lose control, you reap the harvest you have sown.!"
el álbum que hizo que me encantará Pink Floyd y está es sin duda la canción más compleja, progresiva y significativa del álbum
If your are listening to this you are my kind of people 🙂
My God! David Gilmores is amazing here!! He was 31 here!!!
My favorite song of one of my favorite album. Great performance. Thx to the uploader.
Gilmour's guitar solos are incomparable.
He’s the reason that I play guitar
yeah Dogs has my vote for best guitar solo of all time
And imagine that sometimes we has drunk asf, and still managing to sound like a god
David doesn't get enough credit for being one of our greatest guitarists. I'm a monster Zep fan but love Floyd too.
Dogs is my all time favorite!!!
Thank you David Gilmour and thank you to whoever uploaded this classic very rare footage!
Well his comfortably numb solo has been prized dozens of times as the best one ☝🏽
This is just unreal! His sound is amazing and he is such a beautiful guitar player. I feel very lucky to have seen this video
We grew up with these songs.
The stuff he plays at 5:09 onwards are my favourite notes ever played in rock n rolls history. It's like floating on sideral space
Same here man, this is the kind of stuff I would pay to be played on the radio
You'd love Utopia, Another
Live
for me its right there with have a cigar’s ending
Animals just ROCKS. This live version of Dogs, the best songtrack on the Album, is just stunning. Gilmour and Wright's interplay.......sensational. The best punk album of 1977!
It’s still cool to see this even though it was some guy recording this on acid with the worst of quality or too far gone to know what to do lol. All that said, Dogs is one of my favorites by far of anything Floyd has put out. What an amazing well written song and Gilmour in this is making his Strat cry and sing like the best of them. If I had a chance of two albums to chose The Wall and Animal’s? I’d pick Animals every single time. Not here to disparage The Wall I love it too but Animals gets me going every time.
This underrated album was what I grabbed from my vinyl record collection and just got stoned to and fell into a world where I learned to accept and love myself. I can not explain why this album was so important but it saved me as a teenager from ripping the cord out!
Snowy White is the name of the touring guitarist with Pink Floyd in ‘77 and ‘79. They couldn’t sound that good on stage without him.
Dave's Gilmour vocals are really amazing, how strong, and sexy it was in fact it it's with 70 years old
Hasta los hombres fans de pf decimos que le entramos a gilmour :v
+Leo kreps hahahahahahah es que esta hermoso, no te juzgo, Saludos y que viva el Rey y los Floyd's
y ademas es un caballero, jamas fue un concepto del "macho alfa" un concepto estupido en la actualidad, es un tipo emocional, que en sus obras se ve reflejado,
Ace_tatanka11 totalmente de acuerdo, más de 40 años y sus obras maestras siguen delicadamente intactas, es un viaje a la eternidad inspiración total y magistral
Animals is Pink Floyd's best album overall. I know Dark Side Of The Moon gets all the credit for being their best work but this album was pure magic in just 5 tracks. It absolutely is the most listenable long-length album I have ever heard.
What a brilliant band.
The best song, inacreditable! Nick mason and gilmour in a Sintony beatiful.
Gilmours best rendition of the song vocally. The song itself is fantastic. 30+ years later.. Still love it.
40 + yrs later now mate brill song /album
Thank you for the footage
I lived in Chicago in 1977 and, was fortunate to have seen them play for the Animals tour. The show was at Soldier Field (where the Chicago Bear's play). When configured for football games, the stadium holds 61,500. Yet, since the field area was also used for the crowd, attendance was 70,000 plus!
The thing that struck and impressed me the most, was that they did something I never saw before, or even afterwards:
They had a quadraphonic P.A. set up, front/back/right/left. They would pan sounds around, which sounded awesome in the dark. About that . . . . .
One huge misstep I think the band, or the venue made was: Soldier Field is an open air stadium (no roof). That meant, due to the nature of the shows lighting and other effects (we got to see and touch the giant pig as it hovered low over the crowd on the field! lol), they would/could not play until it was totally dark outside. BUT, the venue opened at I believe about 12:00 (noon). It was general admission, so, tons of people were there to have a chance to get on the field (as I did). Yet - 1) It was a hot summer day and, no place to hide from the sun - 2) Once you got your spot, it hit you after a while that you had like SEVEN HOURS before you would see the show - 3) EVERYONE was smoking weed. - 4) They did not have ANY warm up band. 5) Logistics of food, water, going to the bathroom, while waiting SO long. . . . It all added up to a sunburned, hot, stoned and tired crowd - not what you want as a band.
Looking back, the venue should not have open the doors until only say, an hour or two before the start of the show. And yes, I SO wish that show would have been professionally shot on film! There were many unique aspects of that Chicago show that are not in the other, rare and few film clips from shows in other cities.
Dogs has the best guitar solos in one song ever imo
so damn dark and yet so f$#kin melodic.My favorite Floyd song ever. This live version is awesome!
a fond memory: was 16 years old and over at a friend's house, he just picked up a copy of the new Floyd album. He put it on the stereo, then rolled a joint of something really good, and within 15 minutes I felt catapulted to a new dimension. The song was "Dogs."
The first time is the best
The smart people stop after that!
Mostly Dave playing guitar, but he's joined by guitarist Snowy White. I saw this show in Cincinnati when I was 16 years old. One of the best shows, ever. First use of the inflatables.
+james woody I was at that Cincinnati show too. I was 14 years old and only 2 months after seeing Zep on the first night 4/19/77. First show I attended with reserve seating, black out curtains at every opening to the seating area from the concession area. The speaker system located around the arena. The whole Animals album, intermission, the whole Wish You Were Here album, encore Money. What a show. I'll never forget before the lights went down, turning to my neighbor Terry who I went with, and saying.."Listen...do you hear birds chirping..? ..yea..listen..I hear sheep too...lol...yes!" The lights went down and I would never be the same person again....just wonderful. I am so glad that even then I realized the 'event' I was witnessing...ps: I still have the tour book!
Robert Scott R Awesome. Remember the break when the lights went back on and they fed "pink noise" into the quadraphonic speakers in the upper seats? I was ALSO at the 4/19 Zeppelin show!!! It killed me that I couldn't attend the 4/20 show the next night, as well!
I dont really remember the pink noise so much no. But yea the quad. speaker banks...we were sitting, looking out from the stage, back right 2 rows into second level. That Zep show on the 19th was the first time I ever skipped school lol.
Robert Scott R (Led Zeppelin) Me too!! My girlfriend at the time and I skipped school and got there early to get a good seat. (We didn't have reserved seats for Zep. We were directly looking at the stage from straight ahead from the front). Remember, there was no announcement, certainly no opening band(s) and the lights went out at exactly 8:00 pm? And then Page started the chords for "The Song Remains the Same" and he and Robert danced in from the opposite sides of the stage?? I fucking flipped out!
We have concerts of the 70's recorded perfectly, why this is not the case Floyd?
They didn't want to record their shows
Patrick Sommer I think he knows. Hence the question
I saw this tour in 1977 at Soldier Field in Chicago about a month or two after this concert.Every person I've talked to saw them in a outdoor arena like I did.They were using the quadraphonic sound system from the 76 olympics so they must have needed a hell of a lot of room.That was the best concert I've ever seen. You can't beat having heard it live,but I have caught a few good bootlegs.I knew a guy back then who bootlegged concerts semi-professionally and had a list of over 150 shows. He used small high quality equipment that he would tape to his upper back, and the mic.,s on top of his shoulder's.I think he was caught only twice, and he always managed to get his equipment back.Lucky bastard.
You talkin' to me?
Bah.....I was only 7 then. At least I got to tour with the dead. Lucky you brother.
Man I love the quality/tone of Gilmour's voice - I admit I have a mancrush on him. Also, I think the 76 downvotes are probably all the same person with multiple accounts - the same person who has downvoted any/all of Pink Floyd's songs.
I will not die withouth seeing you Gilmour..All my expectetion from life is seeing ,talking,meeting with you..What a masterpiece.And also thanks all Pink Floyd members.
I was 16 lived in Illinois in 1977 ,bought this vinyl the day it was released at a bong shop,bongathon after.The greatest guitar solo I had ever heard in dogs,AWESOME!!
one of the best songs of history
Life would be better if more pink Floyd stuff in general existed!
"Dogs" is by far one of their best compositions. I was born in '87.... lucky bastards dont realize what i would do to be at these '77 concerts.
Por mucho el mejor album de la banda
Great footage! I saw the 1977 Animals tour in Louisville, KY, as a high school student. Loved it then, love it now!
All of Floyd's albums are all unique and terrific in there own ways but this is definitely my favorite album they ever composed.
I saw Dogs played by a little cover band (Floyd Memory) and I congratulate this band for playing this fabulous song not very commercial and as captivating musically as with such striking lyrics:
"You have to be trusted
by the people that you lie to.
So that, when they turn their backs on you,
You'll get the chance to put the knife in !!!
...
And when you loose control, you'll reap the harvest you have sown
And as the fear grows, the bad blood slows and turns to stone
And it's too late to lose the weight you used to need to throw around
So have a good drown, as you go down, all alone
Dragged down by the stone (stone, stone, stone, stone, stone)
...
Who was drag down by the stone."
Roger is my favorite lyricist. He is not afraid of controversy and he affirms loud and clear his mainly political and humanist opinions. With Gilmour on guitar, they were one of the best bands on the planet! Nothing less!
My favorite records:
1. Animals (Dogs ... a pure masterpiece ... Wow!)
2. Wish you were here (Progressive rock at its best.)
3. Dark side of the moon (What a masterpiece!)
4. The wall (What a striking concept album!)
5. Atom heart mother (For that splendid and underappreciated song!)
6. Meddle (Echoes: one of the best pieces in PF.)
Yes: "Nation of Sheeps, rules by Dogs, owned by Pigs!"
Saw this on the same tour in MSG, NYC July 4th. My 9 year old just stood next to me in an Animals Tee shirt and we are both enjoying this together. No generation gap here!!!!!
I was fortunate to see the show June 77 Milwaukee County Stadium The best concert ever ! Epic
Thanks for the best and the only video that can explain the biggest magical sounds the low quality of this video is the last thing..
Absolutely incredible gives me such a strange feeling knowing that at one time Pink Floyd was together as a band and just rocking out together all over the world
Totally Floyd's best album. If I had to pick a song of theirs to name as my favorite, I'd go with Dogs.
This is SO GREAT!
Thank you my friend, my favorite song, in a very rare version..!
I was raised on the floyd, big ups. one of my top albums of theirs
you are never too young to discover this music--for it stands the test--in spades
If you haven't already, along with securing the "bigger" records, make sure you get the lesser known ones as well--Ummagumma, Meddle, and especially Obscured by Clouds--one of my favorites
Animals is my favourite PF album and this is my favourite track from it. This is peak songwriting. If it gets better, I haven't found it.
Seen this tour '77 in Cleveland...glad i still got a memory.. fanfuckintastic...was on the field at the old stadium...World Series of Rock
even distorted video, they come to life like no other....
My favorite song by my favorite band.
My fav PF album too. Been listening to PF recently again - Animals, WYWH, DSM even Meddle and parts of The Wall. Actually went to the In the Flesh concert at Bingley Hall in Stafford UK n 1977 - still at school. Too young to fully appreciate it - but vividly remember the uncomfortable straw matting as everyone sat down, the flying pig with glowing red eyes, the amazing video work and of course flawless music - my first ever gig and probably the best....
Simply fkn amazing work by DG. 🎸
I LOVE this... ,feels just like being there in '77....unreal
Ι just want to thank the uploader and of course the one who recorded this..Thank so much!!You're keeping the real Floyd influence alive!!Peace to you!
can't say enough ...shifting sounds...saw them back 78' @ the spectrum in philly...quad system...wow;; now it's engrained in my memory ...forever...thank you big pink...
Gilmour the greatest Rock talent ever,a damn showstopper.
wtf are people stupid?!! hating on the quality.. this is the best u can get for this tour as of this moment..ive been searching.. this is the best quality
Great job creating what it was like to be there. Thanks!!!
Ahhhhhh Oakland 1977. Great show. Had this first on vynal then cassette, then CD, now its on my IPod. I collected all the live Floyd I could from the 1977 tour and this is without a doubt the best version of Dogs done on that go round. Actually the whole show is balls to the walls fantastic. Seek it out if you do not already own it. Actually there are not very many bad PF bootlegs out there. Even their early stuff almost all seems to be soundboard. Many thanks to the roadies!
i wonder how many must have cried in this show, specially listening to Dogs part 1...?!!
Pink Floyd for always...
Thanks a lot! what a great thing! I should be happy to see Part Two too. Please!
No one could set the mood like Pink Floyd could. What an amazing, imaginative band they were. This song is just brilliant musically and lryic wise.
Excellent find. Wasn't allowed to see them in '77, despite begging to be allowed to go, & would have needed an adult to go with anyway. Love this live version. Gilmour may well have been at his 'Best' on the '77 tour. Have seen Dogs, Pigs on the wing, Pigs performed live by Roger over the years , but sadly not Sheep, yet. Was disappointed Gilmour's Floyd version didn't play any Animals tracks on his solo or Floyd tours. Roger did tell off a fan at the back of Earls Ct in '84 for whistling during Pigs on the Wing.. continuing 'I'll be doing the whistling here, not you.' Hey, at least I got to the Berlin Wall gig, & even Floyd re-formed in Hyde Pk..
Excellent upload. This is priceless/ Well done uploading. I couldn't work out who was singing. I think it was David Gilmour.
i heard gilmour in an interview saying one of his biggest regrets was not allowing people to record these shows
Dogs ,best pink floyd song .Animals best pink floyd cd.!!!!!
this video changes my life
the moment at 8:20, I feel the emotion on Gilmour voice
this is eternal
dogs the best song ever, pink floyd forever
greetings from brazil
Best Dsvid guitar work on this album
And division bell
It’s Snowy White who plays most of it in this live show
dg is the best guitar player ever!
his playing is like a river ...never forced or hurried no resistance or uncertainty always flowing within the banks (band) and moving perfectly where the land (music) allows.
he is a Deity of voice and instrument
Some people say comfortably numb is Gilmour's best solo but I completely disagree. his second solo is absolutely phenomenal. Perfect build up the climax is so raw and it feels like the last couple of notes just lays you to bed after a chaotic minute and a half. Gilmour is flawless and by far my biggest inspiration.
Agreed from 7:01… just incredible ability to get the guitar to talk in anger
OMG! This is superb! Thank you for posting!