Always hear you comment on the guitar, drums and bass but don't forget to show some love for Richard Wright. His keyboards are the glue that holds Pink Floyd's sound together and makes each piece so unique.

"Come on you raver, you seer of visions, Come on you painter, you piper, you prisoner, and shine"...RIP Syd Barrett, Shine On You Crazy Diamond✌

Gilmour can wring more emotion out of one note, than most guitar shredders can do in a whole performance

Syd Barrett 1946 - 2006, Co-founder and original creative force of Pink Floyd, RIP "You were caught in the crossfire of childhood and stardom, blown on the steel breeze"

@NGameReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Sadly, the band thought he died long before then.

Rip Syd Barret (crazy diamond )

So Shine On You Crazy Diamond let me put it in perspective. (S)hine on (Y)ou crazy (D)iamond. This song was clearly written in a very deep Way for their founder Syd Barrett! His name is even in the lyrics of the song which is how deep it is and how much they thought of him!!

sometimes with Pink Floyd there is stuff to hear between the notes...not actually sounds that you hear but the absence of a note. Those "rests notes" give the actual other notes that were just played a chance to breathe. Also if an instrument plays a note and then holds off a bit before it plays another note, then another instrument has a chance to play a note or series of notes during that space. I think that's Pink Floyd is so good at this as you can hear by the way they take their time at the beginning to really give every thing a chance to get set up.

@scozz6139

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly right Harold, and you sound like a musician, (me too). Nobody lets notes breathe better than David Gilmour,... and no one plays with more emotion either!

Oh and see what I mean by David Gilmour's guitar playing just oozes emotions? The man doesn't need an amp he plugs the cord right into his soul!

I love to listen to this while walking in the country, on a very dark and windy moon-lit night. Feels like I am on a different planet. Try it sometime.

One of my favorite songs of all time, I could listen to this on repeat forever. Gotta check out Echoes live at pompeii, gonna love it and you get to see em in their early days! Also they made an actual videoclip for this song, you owe it to yourself to watch it young man. The background vibe btw is made by glasses of water filled to different levels vibrating, no effects on a software back then, they had to figure it out and do it. Pink Floyd is legendary ;) Shine on You crazy Diamond This song was a tribute to Syd Barrett, original member of the group who had to be let go after going crazy(suffering from mental illness) after heavy drug use. Syd walked in during repetition of this song early on and was asked by the band what he through for him to reply "It sounds old" haha Legend!

You are correct, PF is like medicine without the side effects. They cure what ails you. Looking forward to your next reaction.

@lynroy4527

3 жыл бұрын

By the end of the song, I felt that relaxation too!

Another great reaction. It's wonderful to see you enjoying Floyd so much. A quick shout out for Dick Parry on Saxophone.

can you immagine that this music is the soundrack of generations of people born during the 60s?

its so refreshing to see the young generation discover the best of the best...im 50 plus and watching you makes me think just how i felt 30 yrs ago...your awesome kid!...inner peace is the goal for all of us....

The delicate sound of thunder is a MUST...(The live concert album)

I'm showing my age here, but.... this album is what prompted me to buy my first CD player. I had put aside money for a computer (I was thinking of a Commodore), and had visited a friend in Chicago. He played this album for me on his new CD player (it was always one of my all-time favorite albums). They were brand new and the vast majority of people had never listened to one before. He started the album, there was dead silence, and I thought it wasn't playing because there was no background tape hiss or crackles from vinyl. And then the music just gradually came in from the distance and built up louder and louder and was AMAZING! When I got back home to NJ, I took the money I had earmarked for a computer and bought an Emerson CD player. Everyone in our neighborhood came over to listen to it. Digital music was so new it was a novelty, and I was on the cutting edge. And this is still one of my all-time favorite albums.

Good luck on your journey. 63 and still lovin it.

Although not famous as the first, the second part of "Shine On" is maybe even better: less bluesy, more energetic and crazy. I recommend it.

@andreabindolini7452

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelsuder1355 surely

RIP Sid :(

If you want to hear a Floyd song that surprises the casual Floyd fan who think they know what to expect, try The Nile Song sung by David Gilmour from 1969 and then try Green Is The Colour also sung by David from 1969. Shows their early diversity. Try both back to back for your reaction. Enjoying your channel.

@starlightshimmery

3 жыл бұрын

Love those songs!

This song is insane

The live version from Pulse is really nice too.

Shine onYou crazy Diamond .. = SYD Barrett............rip you genius

Good to see more n more youngsters get into floyd.

They opened with this when I saw their Momentary Lapse tour, and then, to my shear pleasure they opened with Echoes for the PULSE tour. From what I was told, they alternated between the two on that tour.

I think 6 - 9 is possibly even better. Love this album

@andreabindolini7452

3 жыл бұрын

It is.

It’s a special piece of music 🎶😎

Any day can be made better with Pink Floyd in your life. I want this song played at my funeral.

I do believe that this is the longest instrumental intro in history! Hell, it goes for about 2 1/2 minutes before there is even a chord change!

Moog synth ... really dig that sound

PINK FLOYD......The breakfast of champions!

I like Pink Floyd.

RIP Syd 🙏🏻🎵

500 Congrats, many more...

now it´s time for ECHOES live in pompeii 1972.

This album is about their founder member Syd Barrett who left in 1968 and also cynicism about the (then) music industry. This album was recorded in 1975 and Syd actually turned up randomly at the studio. No-one initially recognised him, having not seen him for about seven years.

@greghartshorne6621

3 жыл бұрын

They didn’t recognize him because he had shaved most if not all his hair and gain a substantial amount of weight. Once they realized it was Syd, they were all in shock. Apparently Dave and Roger cried a bit after figuring it out. He had so much potential and could’ve become so great.

@CaptainNemo1701

3 жыл бұрын

@@greghartshorne6621 I think there's a photo of him in Nick Masons book Inside Out (hardcover) in the studio. I'll check my copy!

@jimo7593

3 жыл бұрын

@@greghartshorne6621 during his time, Syd was considered a more prolific song writer than Lennon/McCartney. That says a lot.

Love this song! You definitely need to react to Pink Floyd echos live at Pompeii..Ypu're going to love it! Oh and Led Zeppelin - In my time of dying, you'l love the drums.

Cool one. My favourite song! Chin up boss man! 💪🏻

Music is the only religion that brings the world together in peace and harmony.

This track is about former Member, Syd Barrett. He was on First Album. "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn". Also, "Saucerful Of Secrets" Enjoy the reviews. Thanks. RONNIE AYRSHIRE SCOTLAND.

Great to see you enjoying this song, as you said about the listening looking out a window and feeling a breeze that's exactly what I was doing the other side of the world on a really warm day here, first day of Autumn. I hadn't heard this song until last year so it's new for me too and in my top 5 PF songs now. Of course everyone will tell you about the live versions and just yesterday I watched the Remember that Night version on David Gilmour's channel, was amazing to see the sax player swing over from one sax to the other during his solo. Beautiful beautiful song. Enjoying the PF journey with you, there's still a few I haven't heard either. :)

No, there is no better song to wake up to.

You mentioned you wanted to listen to every Pink Floyd album. That would be very time consuming and maybe unnecessary. Most people don't realize that Pink Floyd had seven albums before Dark Side of the Moon. Most of those early albums would be unrecognizable to what people now know as the Pink Floyd sound. You should definitely check out the songs "Echoes" and "One of These Days" from the Meddle album. Before checking out any live versions of those songs. The album Obscured by Clouds which came out the year before Dark Side of the Moon is probably my favorite of their earlier albums.

@tenacioushart2084

3 жыл бұрын

I plan on reacting for a long time. I’ll listen to as much as I can over time

@tsw2257

3 жыл бұрын

@@tenacioushart2084 If you've ever seen the reaction channel by Andy and Alex, it was started by Andy listening to every Pink Floyd album in order. It was pretty epic. I've heard every Pink Floyd album and I believe they are all worth a listen for a true Pink Floyd fan. Keep up the good work!

I just love it when a young person discovers the great music of my life this group has sold over 250 million albums from 1965 to now really although the gents are getting old and one has passed away still have it ..love David Gilmours lead guitar the most for me I'm sure other instruments resonate for other people .. keep it up

Shine on Syd you Crazy diamond .

Best funeral to a friend, ever composed, rip sid...

@davidbaker6912

3 жыл бұрын

Syd...

You and I are from the same molecule. Keep it up my friend. The next song is great also...this got me thinking about; "what are the best back to back song pairings in music history (on an album)". I'd say Pink Floyd would be pretty prominent on that list. tracks 4 & 5 off of the Dark Side Of The Moon might be in the running.

MUST DO PART 6 TO 9! So glad you didn't play the one with the animation. With this one, you can "hear" the song better. And like someone else mentioned, listen to Marooned. That's off Division Bell album. Marooned won best rock instrumental. That'll take care of some back pain👍

@andreabindolini7452

3 жыл бұрын

Those animations are irritating as totally out of sync with the music. Very distracting and frustrating.

@fadifarha431

3 жыл бұрын

@@andreabindolini7452 agreed. Although interesting in their own right, not good for the song

Oh yeah .....you need Ecoes live at Pompeii.....will blow your mind xxxx

Parts 6-9 are even better my man. You should really listen to it!

Like the others,,,,the WHOLE album is GREAT. 👍👍👍😎

Congrats on thev500 subs, what a great way to celebrate, in my opinion you've just listen to one of the most beautiful songs ever written, up there with Nights in White Satin, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and Bridge Over Troubled Water. The whole Wish You Were Here album is epic dude.

¡¡Lo más grande!!

When you do Echoes, do the studio album version first.

Subscriber # 510 here. I have a thought for how to group Pink Floyd song/transitions. Maybe do them as album sides. It divides the records in half (or in the case of The Wall, quarters). Digesting the music the way it was meant to be digested. Keep going with the reactions to Floyd, Zeppelin, The Who, and eventually copyright willing, The Beatles.

Oh sht,here we go!

I was waiting for this.

Great reaction again. I follow your reactions from the beginning. Welcome to this incredible UK band. I used the first minutes of this song to get in the church for my wedding day almost 30 years ago. After the review of this album, you will have to do the version studio of echoes from Meddle. Great reaction too for Child in time, you will have to react to Hyghway star and Lazy. I subscribe. X

Check out Echoes - the last performance with Richard Wright.

great reaction. i did suggest this. High Hopes, PULSE soon, please

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii - "Echoes, Part I", you can come back and thank me later.

Thank you for (maybe inadvertently) not playing the version with the (fan-made?) video, allows us to focus on the music - and please do the same with the "Wish you were here" song, that video is not very good. I will never forget the first time I heard this album, Fall of 1975, on a late night FM radio station that would play new albums at 1 am on weekends, we were driving home from a gig (rock band), didn't hear the DJ announce the name of group, but knew right away it was Floyd as I was familiar with most of their albums up to that time, and. Have enjoyed it immensely (as well as the other PF albums) since, and for many years did my best to emulate David Gilmore's epic guitar work.

I'm glad you're enjoying some great music from my youth. If you haven't already, try Pink Floyd 'Dark Side of the Moon' . The entire album is one long journey from birth to death, try to listen to it in sequence from one song to the next.

This is one of my top 5 PF songs. If you want to go on a true PF journey start with their first album and listen to them in the order they came out. You will see how they progressed from an early band with Syd to their more popular albums. Some of their early stuff is different but pretty good! Atom Heart Mother Suite is a journey w/o lyrics, it has a little bit of everything!

After you should react to Shine on Your Crazy Diamonds on PULSE 1994 Remasterized 2019 or David Gilmour Live in Pompeii 2016 (he is the wonderful guitar and main voice of pink floyd) Perfect Live

good react - thank you

Tall order to hear every song of theirs. They gave something like 14 albums. But do it, you'll be glad. Don't forget their singles. There are also some songs that didn't get included on any albums, if I recall, Embryo is one of them.

see them live 😎👍 LIVE ---> Comfortably Numb ( Pulse concert 1994 . uncut version if you can .= best live guitar solo ) .... Coming back to life ( Pulse 1994 = 3 guitar solo ) ... High hopes ( Pulse 1994 ) ... Run like hell ( Pulse 1994 = How to end a great concert ) ... Echoe ( live to Pompeii ) ... 😎👍

Im sure im not the first to suggest Echoes live in Pompeii so i will just add its special

@andreabindolini7452

3 жыл бұрын

Studio version FIRST (to me, it is the best, but is matter of tastes)

Continue this album to find yourself stunned when reaching SOYCD parts 6-9.... maybe even more impressive. Such a great way to start the rest of your life. From now on you'll bring Pink Floyd everywhere you go.

Hey brotha how are ya ? I really enjoy watching your reactions to my favorite band- if you want to hear a guitar instrumental that will blow your mind try Raise My Rent by David Gilmour - he released this solo album at the same time as the Wall or really close to that time any way-I wouldn’t steer you wrong with this one -

Hey man, nice reactions, when you come around to reacting to the wall, it’s way different than the albums you’ve heard/are hearing. Also when you get to it, don’t skip comfortably numb. Even though you’ve already heard it, it hits way different and harder when it’s surrounded by the rest of the album. Have fun :)

You've been and gone and done it now !

Shine on You Crazy Diamond - live - PULSE! Can you imagine? So you can react...

Try "hey you" Pink Floyd the studio version .beautiful !!!

❤️😀👍❤️✌️🌼

This touched your soul didn't it ? As you enjoyed this so much , I would highly recommend the following song by Genesis called Firth of Fifth from their 1973 album Selling England by the Pound. It is a masterpiece. SUBSCRIBED

Nice reactions "Tenacious", a pleasure to see. Some recommendations for listening to Pink Floyd: 1. If you do not want to (or can't) listen to a full PF album, start 20s before the end of the previous song. PF are the grandmasters of transitions. This is particularly important with the transitions from "Shine on... 1-5" to "Welcome to the machine" and "Have a cigar" to "Wish you were here". * 2. Prefer the clips without video. PF creates a movie in your head. 3. Never take drugs while listening to Pink Floyd music. Pink Floyd itself is a drug ;-) 4. Never speak while listening to Pink Floyd music. Every second is important. ** * ... and for almost the entire album "The Wall". ** Nor do you speak during a mass in the church. ;-))

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Do a reaction to Another brick in the wall here kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWSWy5mIlsSxfbw.html and watch out for Tim Renwick solo at the end.

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@folcr3104

3 жыл бұрын

:)

@folcr3104

3 жыл бұрын

AND 500 SBSCIBERS

@tenacioushart2084

3 жыл бұрын

Respect!