Whether you're from Britain or not this album is about adolescence...simply brilliant

I was there too! Loved every second!

David Gilmour is number one in every sense, no one like Dave.

does anyone remember the opening band? was it the band, "focus"? asking for a friend

4th concert I ever attended...changed everything

Best lp of all time

What a incredible album not a bad song on it from start to finish.

Did they ever attempt this live?

Snowy was great on the Berlin tour... can someone tell me who the other soloist was ?

Precious. And funny how they had that circular thing behind them. A coincidental preview of the circular screen years later.

7th July, 2006 Syd Barrett took his leave from this plane, to 'See Emily Play'. Sometimes the rest they seek can only be obtained, when they brush the dust of this Earth from their feet. RIP Syd & thanks for sharing your thoughts, before they were stolen from you 😊

See that crazy diamond shine.

I saw this tour in 1979 in atlanta Georgia at the Omni

Whre's Gilmour?

Howie Edelson - definition of a clueless critic. “The album should’ve started with cut my hair…” No dude, it started where they wanted it to. When you write and perform a piece of art like this, you start it where you want. Until then, piss off.

See Emily Play is a timeless masterpiece

When only the. Best will do ,...❤

Beautiful specimen

Why didn't Snowy's record co. take Mark to court for plagiarism. They took George Harrison to court for his My Sweet Lord! Hell, John Fogerty was taken to court for sounding like John Fogerty!

David et pete quoi de mieux ? ( Guy platteau Marseille France) De plus ils sont amis long live rock

About face, total shit!

The greatest British movie,and band 🥷🥷🥷🥷🔥🥊🔥❤️💯🙏

Comfortably Numb... Cosa si può dire.... Classe superiore....

Nel solo live di Sorrow, David Gilmour traccia fraseggi....potenti, taglienti e furiosi, brillanti e maestosi... fa paura.

Pink◇ floyd

im sure it wasnt just the drugs with syd,many have said that,there were other things that led to his breakdown if you want to call it that, it started i feel with losing his father when he was about 15 or 16 for me that was the start,its a very complex case ,we will never know what caused him to crash and burn its a sad story ,but i still believe in the last 30 or so years he was in his own way content or accepting about what happened to him, his music with The floyd is amazing still ,and the solo records to, but the music business took a terrible toll on him,so sad ....

I was there the night someone threw a frisbie & accidentally hit & broke a guitar string on jon andersons acoustic guitar before the show started.

Nice selection!

As soon as you listen you get high

Wonderful Band, always listening

And he's STILL an arty farty pretentious twat. But the album's a masterpiece.

This is just footage of them playing with the studio version playing over it😐

I was 13 years old,on holiday in Blackpool, July 1967,memories of this being played on Radio Caroline North from just across the sea, walking along Blackpool's beaches, everyone's radios tuned to Caroline, bought this then and still have it, lovely times , Thankyou Caroline.

Been going to Hawkwind gigs for over forty years and I've still too find a better band to enjoy over a smoke. Top stuff!

32:44 Why have I always loved this song so much! :0)

Best acid band there ever was. Escorted them from Brighton to London`s Rainbow theatre in my friends antique hurse for their next concert. They installed leslie cabinets all round the balcony to spin the music round the theatre. One of the best trips I`ve ever had.

There is magic in that album. A lot of emotion packed into those 4 sides of vinyl plus great tunes & fucking great singing & playing.

"Bird of paradise" is excellent song...👌

I really wish they had just released the entire concert.... if they went to the trouble of filming it......

Rain on me is to me their best song. Most everyone-at least I hope-has gone through that. One way or another. I remember exactly the moment that was. Won’t share here but I do remember it perfectly.

Mods as a gang is so very English. We had Rockers in the USA-think Marlon Brando. But maybe hippies were ISA mods? I don’t know.

I’m 72 and have not seen this before. So brilliant! This album helped me get through art school and through lots of mania happening with me…and most of us really. Beautiful documentary.

Real date: 11 october 1985

My favourite Band

one name squire the best bass fuiiosion

As a drummer myself Keith plays to the vocals more of a melody player than making than the usual 4 4 keeping time for the other musicians. He was like a orchestra on the drums to me he is one of my favourite drummers and he certainly played his way and in one of the greatest rock bands with all different personalities he certainly fit in with The Who!

It wasn't that expensive Mr Kermode, £3.75p, I bought it when I was on the dole 😊

It’s crazy this is the same band that put out DSOTM. Syd infamously was really starting to lose it this year. 1967. Sadly. Mental illness sucks.

Great to remember when we were all happy with Black and White TV, Mono sound, Pirate Radio and VCRs that didn't work,but the music was the best ever.

Kiss your body goodbye