Any Colour You Like - Pink Floyd HD (Studio Quality)

Any Colour You Like - Pink Floyd from the album Dark side of the moon in HD quality

[@zachneagle4864]

Almost 50 years later and still nobody’s really topped the synth work here.

[@Joey71420]

His name is Ray manzarek

[@zgiachi8187]

​@@Joey71420Richard Wright my friend

[@pueblafabricio]

​​@@Joey71420Richard Wrigth, y no existe otro como el.

[@cosmic_gate476]

Cause it's analog

[@ElazarYershovFilms]

Perturbator

[@juliusebola9389]

The sound of that synthesizer is unreal.

[@juliusebola9389]

@Satanic Panic Fun and Games There's a few threads about this on Gearslutz and other sites. It's either a mini moog or a synthi, which was an early synthesizer built into a suitcase. I forget which. They just ran it through a delay.

[@audiodood]

It's an EMS Synthi-A. The oscillator output is filtered to give it that timbre

[@bekindist]

It's so cool.

[@edenmuratalla5676]

Richard Wright's magic.

[@ciaranw520]

For those that don't know the title comes from Henry Ford the founder of Ford Motor Company. When mass producing the Model T, he said "You can have any colour you like, as long as it's black". This caught on as an expression, although you don't hear many people say it today. When titling this song, Pink Floyd wanted to use it as a metaphor for a lack of choice in soceity. Ironically, I think this is perhaps the most colourful song on the album.

[@davewright9313]

I didn't know that 👍

[@CellarDoorx06]

Very interesting! I knew the Henry Ford quote but had no idea of the relation between the quote and this tune...and it most certainly IS colorful!

[@fopah2033]

Listening to this song so much, my mind actually convinced itself that it can see music as colour now. This one becomes somewhat pearlescent purple.

[@myamorgan5462]

Maybe they wanted this one to be the most colorful to show how even though society bushes the lack of choices we still have the ability to be colorful and not do what society says and makes us think we have to.

[@prashantverma2250]

Thank you for this.

[@Black_MambaSM]

This is not music,this is magic.

[@robertastone7155]

I CONCUR!

[@doosin8696]

Magic music

[@tommyrawlings3046]

Like many of their compositions!

[@stevem.o.1185]

"What's. . . *giggles*... what's the difference?" - Patrick Star

[@aarongarcia4381]

I'm pretty sure this is just music. Magic doesn't exist

[@DominikLederhas]

This is an eargasm. Psychedelic, jazzy, bluesy, trippy, trancy, synthy (in a good way), just a breathtaking trip through space.

[@MCordon1]

Yes

[@yuckfooh9299]

I waxed all over my lobes

[@MarinRayado]

You described it well.

[@saadadabo4865]

😡😡😡😡😡

[@mgway4661]

Riding the rainbow road to another universe 😎

[@hozonkai9967]

It should be illegal to play "Us and Them" without this at the end!

[@mgway4661]

Kid Gohan that's how I got here. One simply doesn't listen to one song off of Dark side without listening to all of them. And then the Wall, Animals, Wish you Were Here, meddle, etc 😋

[@catharticgemini]

I rarely listen to the wall in full cause getting to outside the wall hits me like a god damned bulldozer

[@francescocv7732]

Daniel Gavin yeah it is heavy! Haha

[@bigcheese3972]

kid gohan i know whenever I listen to us and them in a video i try too sync any colour you like at the end so fast

[@manuelbranco173]

it is illegal!

[@Joseph-be3tv]

Nick Mason doesn't get talked about enough this guy's an amazing drummer. He knows when to add in a fill at exactly the right time, he switches beats flawlessly

[@Los_Pollos_Hermanos770]

Nick mason and Richard wright always get overlooked

[@LandscapingAdvantage]

Always loved Nick’s drumming, and it was brought to my attention that his genius was every stroke was the perfect tone, volume and time. The fills always fit comfortably perfect.

[@paocastro312]

Si, estoy aquí por que me la recomendó Luke Hawland💙

[@ingridterricabrasrodriguez1202]

Ya somos dos jaja

[@estefaniaaair]

SI🚬

[@lenaallayme6602]

Igual 👍✨

[@andrepp2726]

Justo el comentario que quería ver

[@luzmayra5416]

Y SI!!!!💙

[@fishinsolitude]

I saw Pink Floyd live in Seattle in 1975. I'm a lucky man.

[@onlytreessoloherba4208]

and an old man too lol

[@AnahiltMG]

+fishinsolitude You really were lucky. It could be a very long time before that array of talent in that context will ever be seen again.

[@leroylang2453]

+fishinsolitude Saw them in 94 at Earls Court. Hell of a show. Looking back I'm amazed how easily I got tickets.

[@McTee08]

+fishinsolitude yes you are !!

[@dankhill7917]

+fishinsolitude I am so jealous man. Right on!

[@34253569]

beautiful lyrics

[@johanjimenez3094]

beautiful name

[@youtubehandlesareridiculous]

I'm proud of myself, I have them all memorized from the first time I heard the song.

[@doctorfeelfunny584]

I've transcribed them into sign languish.

[@HomemadeNub]

Listen on 1.5x speed

[@zakramsey3508]

StrikingTan Wooooooo

[@laraabril1130]

-ME SIENTO BIEN AL ENSEÑARTE MIS GUSTOS MUSICALES.... ~ Luke Howland ,boulevard

[@angelicafranco2552]

Amo 😭

[@ingridterricabrasrodriguez1202]

Adoroo

[@morenapilargimenez1703]

😭😭

[@m.e.r.l2909]

🥺🥺💙

[@suleyka31]

Amooooooo😔

[@larsm7655]

This is my favorite Pink Floyd track of all time. After listening to this album in its entirety for the first time I went all in on rock. Really a life changing album, started a new direction for me. Thanks Pink Floyd!

[@robertastone7155]

Absolutely Lars M! I totally agree!!!!

[@alexisfloresmedina7041]

I really don't understand why this song is so underrated. To me is the climax of one of the most wonderful and influential albums ever made! The song begins when Us and them ends, a beautiful song that makes you feel nostalgic, and then... BOOM it takes you to the space, in just 3 and a half minutes, you are in a journey to the cosmos

[@Max-ro7sz]

Sadly, any song like that is usually underrated because it's instrumental.Pink Floyd has other intrumental songs that I find extremely underrated, for example, there's Marooned, Terminal Frost, Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast, A Saucerful of Secrets, and even Atom Heart Mother.

[@chloechiles7278]

I listened to this four times back to back as I realized how much the dimensions hinge the moons prisms light to phosphene the multilateral golden shower of life, love, life. Gnostics of Olympia Jenesis Genesis Jamaiel Yamabiah

[@iainholmes2735]

They really did produce one of the best albums in history. Saw them at Wembley in '88. Loud doesn't describe it! Would have loved to have seen the classic line up in the early '70s.

[@XXSTEAKYXX]

@@bweaver1930 did you end up going back and listening to the album as a whole?

[@brayanrivera7215]

For sure , specially on acid lol

[@megan8765]

Pink Floyd is a blessing to music history honestly

[@cantiaortegabello6114]

alguien viene por el libro de boulevard?

[@elturco9573]

No

[@ceciliadanitzaizaguirre31]

Sí

[@andrewmendoza3579]

Loll wutttt

[@zachelgff]

Reeee gracias a luke

[@kiaravarela3548]

Sabes que si

[@majopenaranda6101]

"Juro que si dices que no te dio ganas de seguir escuchandolos, espero y lo pienses dos veces, te recomiendo Any Colour You Like y Brain Damage" Luke Howland💙 y aqui me tienen escuchandola :(

[@nataliasoto6225]

Acabo de leer esa línea y nada más busque la canción

[@mariadelosangelessantiagop6434]

@@nataliasoto6225 fui

[@user-lv4dp6jf3m]

Justo acabo de pasar por esa línea.

[@yurikoodar8257]

🥺

[@yurikoodar8257]

@@user-lv4dp6jf3m yoo

[@Prince_Oli]

1:20 to 1:50 is one of the best 30 seconds I've ever spent.

[@yossefbennari75]

Tame Impala Genesis right there!

[@christiandibenedetto4244]

Oliver Betteridge I smack my meat to this song on the daily

[@VamoDeDriveTrutz]

Hell no. These 30 seconds just fuck the previous melody.

[@marcelotimoteo99]

Igor F V Verdade, por mim a música podia ser toda igual no começo e no fim

[@spaghettisploitation1029]

That solo though, God Damn!

[@AdityaSingh-ll4ld]

Psychedelic Rock genre does not get any better than this!

[@junglelovefestival1226]

***** I think he/she stands by his/her original statement

[@Oldsnake9bad]

Respect for Tame Impala but don’t put them in the same conversation as PF

[@Cyborg-zg6ml]

Degree7 Nah Kevin has talent.

[@LudwolfBeethozart1485]

The Doors and Pink Floyd are the best rock psychedelic bands ever

[@dylanhoke8991]

Pink Floyd is a mix of psychedelic/ prog/ blues/ space rock all rolled into one

[@LuisaoEnBallao]

Who else thinks that this song is the climax of the whole Dark side of the moon? Every time I listen the whole album and this song hits, I get chicken skin. Such powerful sound... A masterpiece album...

[@glop900]

I agree used to play this on my 8 track car player and yes still to this day gives me Frisson

[@bigeverlongnow]

yes, absolutely. favourite part of the album. reaching this part of the album after the build-up of the previous tracks is like the peak of an orgasm to me. one of my favourite experiences in this life.

[@JohnDoe-nc5dt]

I believe the great gig in the sky is the masterpiece. This song to me is a nice interlude from being shot out my body from great gig and to get ready for brain damage and eclipse

[@JohnDoe-nc5dt]

Sorry not masterpiece i meant climax

[@Alix777.]

this track is vastly underrated

[@senta9542]

the guitar at precisely 1:40, while absolutely off my face on lsd, sent chills all up and down my body. the most intense chills I've ever felt. This song is something else. I can barely listen to individual songs from dark side. I have to listen to the whole thing to get the whole experience.

[@franciscoalmeida9019]

Drugs xD lmao

[@eliotyou1069]

Sometimes, when listening to Pink Floyd on acid, I feel like it was made by people on acid, for people on acid. Like, if they were guiding my trip to follow their steps

[@pueblafabricio]

​@@eliotyou1069siento lo mismo, escuchar pink Floyd y tomar asido son cosas hermosas, pero si lo juntas, oh dios míos, no hay explicación, esos 50 minutos que dura el dark son un viaje inexplicable estando de asido

[@ShawnValsean]

I fucking love those descending keyboard rolls, that's really the only thing I can describe it as

[@camilocarranza5896]

best description you could've given lol

[@peteirie1075]

the echo effect the keys are going through helps that dreamscape sound

[@privateNukem]

delay

[@peteirie1075]

privateNukem not sure they had delay (even analogue) in '72, but i've been wrong before

[@privateNukem]

I Am Lam hmm, that's interesting

[@Guitarmaster7272]

This song and Great Gig in the Sky are both like the essence of Dark Side.

[@benevolentsun]

So true man, I feel exactly the same

[@juanmanuelch6538]

True

[@TheAskald]

I think Breathe is the essence of Dark Side, because it appears 3 times. In Breathe, in Time, and in Any Colour You Like (which is basically a Breathe extended jam). This Em --> A chord progression even appears in The Great Gig In The Sky.

[@vToneehh]

On the Run is an absolute mind fuck too haha

[@vToneehh]

Whoever liked my comment. You notified me to that you liked it, then I clicked the notification and this song start playing... btw... I’m high😁😁👍

[@TheRabbipinchas]

The most underrated song in music history!

[@onlinefriend3889]

"underrated" video has 4.4 million views...

[@user-so3yw8tr1x]

Trashy music have over 100 million..​@@onlinefriend3889

[@straydogthagawd]

Low-key the best song on the album.

[@RushfanUK]

Rick Wright, great keyboards, RIP you sonic genius, your epitaph keeps on playing.

[@angrycliff2356]

+simgorm May He Rest In Peace.

[@paulocardoso5087]

is the floyd sound

[@manuelbm26]

+Paulo Cardoso Yes

[@paulocardoso1542]

Peter parker

[@fernandomaron87]

+seba torres Rick is king on the keyboards, the wizard.

[@jadecleveland865]

This must be the best album of all time. Every song is a masterpiece!

[@tomgone4608]

It is

[@Aleinikov65]

High Fidelity----A Masterpiece....for HiFi listeners....

[@wl4901]

It's the starwars of rock albums

[@davyroger3773]

@Sibi Manuel Sgt Pepper

[@AnnaLVajda]

One of. It used to be crucial to make a good album now the industry is satisfied if one hit comes out of it? Awful how the bar has been lowered.

[@veg4ev]

Pink Floyd: The most unique musicians then and even now.

[@doughowell8708]

this song plus "breathe", "time", "money", "us and them", " brain damage" and "eclipse" are freakin masterpieces. I guess I could have saved us all alot of time and just said "darkside of the moon" is a freakin masterpiece.

[@alexanderjones6915]

The rhythm this track has is hypnotic, every texture is undeniably perfect.

[@Jadair215]

not only the keyboards... the bass guitar is perfect

[@Guitarmaster7272]

kiddin? this song is perfect. The drums, the guitar, keys, bass, and everything haha. This song I feel is the essence of Dark Side.

[@MikeDindu]

Guitarmaster7272 Yea. The everything is perfect.

[@nealdavis5782]

That bass is dirty

[@HomeStudioBasics]

@@nealdavis5782 Finally found a thread talking about the bass of this song. Only took 17 years. XD The lick at 1:04 is subtle but so raw. Waters was such a badass on the bass. He had a smoothness about him. Always loved Mason at 0:50 too. They were so in tune with each other on this song it's ridiculous.

[@juliusebola9389]

Everything in this track is perfect

[@ihOrperchik]

1:19 ...la primera vez que escuche esa transición..se me erizo toda la existencia ...orgasmo total

[@rickeyhall9994]

When the Big bang happened this was playing everywhere as the universe expanded

[@franchuhazekura1437]

And it was so confusing. The gleam of the brand new shapes of stars and galaxies... you can imagine it with any colour you like.

[@rickeyhall9994]

@@franchuhazekura1437 nicely phrased my friend

[@peternavin3188]

theres no way to disprove it so its true

[@totallynotsummermorrison33]

This is the song that has been playing from the beginning of time until the end of eternity, flowing over every second as a wave to connect every minute. Every century a note to comprehend, or infinitely assigned.

[@Eudemoni_]

Im not sure this statement is true, but i love the Idea. And yo, who are we to tell, nobody was here at that moment right ? Need to let this idea the benefice of the doubt.

[@madmux5334]

No need for drugs....natural high, beyond words.

[@silviatanase5851]

well said.

[@UziDoesIt8818]

Mad Mux I feel you bro

[@ashishsiwal6420]

this is the feeling I can't express!!

[@tacoblend3246]

clearly you've never heard this song high then lmao

[@belovedortiz4607]

+rottencactus28 I love listening to music in opiates but I quit cause I almost died, now I take kratom and music sounds good!!

[@realrobh]

This is probably in my top three songs of all time

[@ayy2193]

What are the other 2 ?

[@TheWonder_OfU]

I love how everything sounds like it’s fighting over each other for the entire song, up until the last minute or so. The synths in the beginning feel like they’re trying to overpower each other, and then the guitars come in and it feels like one is trying to one up the other. Then suddenly, all 4 start working together at the very end and it just melts into such a good ending song, sound, and feeling wise.

[@gabrielaveneciachavezsanch7824]

Estoy leyendo el capítulo en el que Luke menciona esta canción y en realidad quiero llorar!🌈🚬

[@morenapilargimenez1703]

Sip

[@annabethchase3694]

SAME

[@Paula-hf5rz]

Dios literalmente lo primero q hice fue buscarlo

[@cotiiespinosatoledo3712]

X2

[@ellii2259]

por Dios, sí 🌈🚬

[@hankhardigan1104]

I think this is my favourite song from this album

[@MikeDindu]

Same.

[@zel0x_960]

This song.. There's something about it that I can't put my words on.. I've listened to it so many times and it never gets old. There's always something "happening" that catches you by surprise and gives you the "chill". This is so genius and unique and I'm so thankful to be one of the few who can fully appreciate the power of this melody. Thanks!

[@TheLethargian]

"one of the few" this album sold 45 million copies its multi platinum

[@masears1]

@@TheLethargian Agreed. That's the great thing about music. Anyone can own it for what ever reason they choose. And for some, they don't even choose it. It chooses them.

[@vToneehh]

The Lethargian I understand what he means, I only found Pink Floyd around 2 months ago being a younger man. However, there are 8 billion people on earth... many more ears to go bud.

[@mroldpueblo7879]

They need to include this on the next Voyager Probe.

[@Bankable2790]

*full power*

[@p.mcinnes9705]

There can never be any words in any language at any time in any history that can even come close to describing how awesome this track is

[@m7floyd]

There is a reason why this is the greatest album of all time! And this is not subjective, it's a fact! I apologize for sounding arrogant!

[@notyou69420.]

That's subjective

[@zhou_sei]

@@notyou69420. how do you figure?

[@m7floyd]

@@zhou_sei For being a musician for 45 years and having good taste in music! You?

[@m7floyd]

@@notyou69420. No it's not. Or you wouldn't be here.

[@m7floyd]

@@notyou69420. If you say, Beethoven's symphony 9 is the greatest, or Mozart's Requiem is the best, then I have all the rights to my own opinion!

[@davidfapohunda753]

I listened to this song while on lsd and i could literally choose whatevr color i liked.

[@oscarblack7624]

hahah exactly the same, sep weed my man

[@isaiahbaker3597]

David Fapohunda What's interesting is that this song is actually about the illusion of choice. It's title is inspired by the Henry Ford quote ~"They can choose any color they like, as long as it is black."

[@raihanulIslamrana]

stupid

[@dambo175]

The higher you are the longer the version is.

[@FlappyJacksonMusic]

My first time listening to this song was when I decided to sit down and genuinely listen to Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety while on LSD. The way the album seemingly grows leading up to this song is beautiful; the lyrics of each song present a challenging, yet relatable theme and the music connecting each of the themes flows seamlessly alongside. After being heartbroken by contemplating Waters and Wright's views of war expressed in the lyrics of "Us and Them", the transition into "Any Colour You Like" and the following three and a half minutes of instrumental freedom from the weight of the lyrical themes of the songs leading up to it led me to a serene, blissful place. Listening to that transition and this song afterwards took me to a place, for the first time, where I felt peace in a world with so many unavoidable problems.

[@bramkuijer]

if there is a heaven, this is the entrance song. one of the few songs I can hear forever & not be tired of.

[@johnnyguan7289]

Other than stairway to heaven :p

[@bramkuijer]

+Elblob this song is WAYYYYYYY better ;)

[@johnnyguan7289]

Bram Kuijer they're both cool

[@stustig9430]

Repent down here then request it up there - win win

[@Tapez]

Shine On You Crazy Diamond is the only 25 minute song I can listen to in full each time it comes on and I will never get tired of it

[@lola-3641]

Solo diré “Luke Howland” 💙🚬✨

[@cestrian5294]

Rick Wright was the most underrated member of Pink Floyd. Waters destroyed him.

[@ronnieleerogers659]

Pink Floyd was the most amazing group I followed them when they were the animals I was just 14 years old I loved rock and roll but Pink Floyd was the most incouraging him it it seemed their songs were meant for the love of my life too her name is Heidi Joe Rogers my wife to be I love this lady and I dedicate every song of Pink Floyd has sung for Heidi Joe even though we are separated right now I dedicate every song that Pink Floyd has produced and recorded to the love of my life Heidi Joe Witten soon to be my wife Heidi Joe Rogers may you have the most wonderful happy and always no that runthole lee Rogers is in love with you and I want to be your best friend and your husband for ever

[@carlneoh5843]

Ikr it truly is a shame Roger left

[@lambda494]

This and "Breathe" are together so awesome

[@giuseppepiccirillo8502]

The most beautiful Albums of all time!!.

[@alejr9064]

Bienvenido al boulevard de los sueños rotos 🌈⃤🚬💙

[@TonyEnglandUK]

I don't know what you just said but this music makes me agree with you.

[@fernandaivettecanetesandov7861]

Y que tiene que ver green day con Pink Floyd 🤣 que chucha

[@iszatso]

Wrong band

[@juanitabritez6523]

me parece que te equivocaste de banda

[@valentinromero3616]

@@fernandaivettecanetesandov7861 no es por una banda, es por un libro o algo asi

[@emiwiothegrimreeferchiefer4413]

how could you not be in love with this ?

[@flyinbrian9414]

One of the greatest songs of all time, on the greatest album of all time.

[@michaelresendiz321]

Michael I like the whole album I discovered about in 7 grade my mind was blown away

[@justchilling177]

By the greatest band of all time.

[@Joseph-be3tv]

My favorite song on Dark side of the moon

[@RM-ds2ex]

This song should really be called any drug you like

[@Ipang69]

lol agree

[@jpcodnia9133]

hahaha the song IS a drug, highly addictive...

[@bryancorts5389]

Amen to that!

[@bryancorts5389]

which riff you like more though this or china cat sunflower by grateful dead?!~

[@Ingvaeone]

Why?

[@brianbookwalter6810]

I love how the tempo slowly increases. I love everything about this. It's so simple, and so complex.

[@ronal8824]

I never even noticed, it just feels natural

[@JayZPimpin101]

Please please, let the 2020's be another all time era for music.

[@matthewgasparin7000]

Well, given the quality of music from the last decade, I say don't hold your breath.

[@Christiaan1958]

Not gonna happen bro...we are stuck with $...not music like this!

[@aymericlemartelot978]

It won t happen, sorry 😆 by the Way dark side is Nice but by that time "rock bottom " of wyatt is beyond it, far away ( sorry for my english )

[@bagek]

​@@aymericlemartelot978which is why we have wish you were here

[@Grachtnakk]

An underrated piece on this album. A shame it's not featured on any of the Best of compilations.

[@lilacskies33]

Grachtnakk I agree it's an amazing song

[@Grachtnakk]

They should've included this instead of When The Tigers Broke Free.

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

At first I thought it was the extended part of "Us and Them".

[@mgway4661]

One simply does not listen to Us and Them and not listen to this

[@omegawaffles]

And It's the best track in the album alongside Us and Them .

[@alsenar2]

That Guitar solo....but i mean this Song is just so well made and designed, from the beginning to the End! The mix of the different instruments is just perfect. Pink Floyd was just the most talented Band ever, for creating sounds and songs like this!

[@orange8167]

Beautiful keyboard work by Richars Wright and guitar by David Gilmour. A masterpiece for the ages.

[@sjmi_3503]

La canción me llena de buena vibra y melancolía (quiero llorar y no se porque) P.D: Gracias Luke 🌈⃤

[@thisisthemansworld8704]

wow, how did you do that?

[@sjmi_3503]

@@thisisthemansworld8704 wdym?

[@thisisthemansworld8704]

@@sjmi_3503 this triangle with rainbow

[@suspicious_soup-]

@@thisisthemansworld8704 thats what im wondering..

[@saulq08]

@@sjmi_3503 howd you do the triangle rainbow emoji

[@quasar1490]

This is one of the few songs I don't mind isolating when I listen to Floyd for they are a concept album band with the songs threaded together production wise. I know 'Floyd Freaks' that don't know the title of this. A vastly underrated instrumental - when fans talk of 'Dark Side' it's always 'Money', 'Time', or 'Breathe'. I always mention this one. Gilmour's stereo mixed speaker to speaker / ping ponged guitar bits between 1:34 and 1:58 are definitely an eargasm.

[@r2baar]

I heard this song on the radio for the first time many years ago and was stunned to find out that it was a PF song. Nobody I knew had heard of it! It remains one of my favourites from their entire discography.

[@IKillGoliath]

you are so right it always sticks in my mind as something very great in music :D

[@kadenmccarthy2473]

to be honest, i bought DSOTM a couple of months back, and only until the other day i actually listened to this song and im so disappointed i didn't try it earlier

[@Jojocapalooza]

This song is a masterpiece, please try to listen the version of Alan Parson's 4 channel album, on DTS.

[@Geekman333]

Very nicely put. It's a masterpiece.

[@TheGrayWarbler]

imagine buying this record in '73 and sitting back and hearing this. i never would of made it out of the 70s, i would of gone down that rabbit hole and never came back

[@kickstartmyh3art_]

An old man once told me “Pink Floyd was a gift sent from the above”

[@ac8slater799]

This is my fave Pink Floyd song absolutely! So ethereal and mesmerizing❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@jetBlueDawg]

What an amazing song from a legendary album..."Dark Side of The Moon" charted for 741 straight weeks on Billboards Top from 1973 to 1988...fell out then the album re-entered the charts and has since appeared for over 900 weeks. Nothing else is even remotely close.

[@orlyrabbit]

2:18 to 2:24 is my favorite transition in any song ever....the way nick mason drops out the snare and goes around on the toms before gilmour unleashes the rest of the solo....legendary

[@orlyrabbit]

all that said this song is an absolute gem mostly because of rick wright (RIP)

[@rickp2965]

this song takes over your entire existence

[@kickstartmyh3art_]

That guitar solo makes me feel things I can’t explain

[@christiandibenedetto4244]

In my opinion the best song of all time

[@christiandibenedetto4244]

1:20 is a drug

[@anthonyfergerson3444]

@@christiandibenedetto4244 I first heard this in a weed shop when I was 17(sneaky, I know) when that guitar came in my mind was blown. I knew it was pink floyd right away because of the sound but I didnt know just how damn good it was about to be

[@patjonas0]

Master piece of beauty

[@turtles6610]

I remember I used to mow the lawn to this album. Never listened to it high. Maybe one day.

[@RyanSalek]

lol I listened to this song high while mowing the lawn.

[@turtles6610]

ryan gfys 😂😂😂 That must have been fun.

[@TheDrStank]

dude that's crazy! I listened to it mowing the lawn too! but I've also been high as a kite listening to it!

[@turtles6610]

Joey Chapman I don't know why but when you're nearly done and you're listening to the lunatic is on the grass, something awesome just happens.

[@666cass666]

Why have you never listened to it high? Do so immediately

[@yancasemiro9798]

Throughout the entire first part I love how the soothing notes keep echoing and dancing around, and it culminates with them slowly fading away from 1:10 to 1:19. Then the guitar comes with a more potent vibe and takes the song to many other places and feelings. I just love it.

[@doughowell8708]

this song sums up pink floyd. this is everything they were, are and will forever be. I can remember when I first heard this song, everything changed for me. I instantly fell in love with pink floyd. my first acid drop was to this song. words cant express what floyd and this song in general mean to me. through all of the in- fighting between and Gilmore and waters this song remains. I like to think that richard wright is up there playing this song right now.

[@Turkey_Fart]

Love Gilmour's sound on this track. He's a master of his craft and it really shows here.

[@mingyjongo1]

I dont think words can really explain how much i love this song, but its always been my all time favorite song.

[@AmazonMariko]

My boyfriend loves this song. Every time ı listen to it ı remember my journey with him... :)

[@moealagha]

This is a musical gem! Quite possibly the best jam session ever from 4 British lads.

[@matthewhooks7735]

I have to say this is my favorite from Dark Side of the Moon. Then again, nearly all of them are my favorite. :3 Brain Damage is a good one, too.

[@Neyonius]

Matthew Hooks The whole album might as well be one song with how much I enjoy it.

[@doggias]

Neyonius It technically is one song, because it's all continuous and whatnot.

[@Guill0rtiz]

i love The Great Gig in the Sky

[@joethebluepikmin12]

+Matthew Hooks I swear everyday my fav one changes!

[@dukenguyen2900]

This is my fav song too :)

[@matthewwilliams8796]

Everything about this song screams artistic perfection. From the triply vibes on guitar to the soothing jazzy drums. Even the bass notes fit perfectly within the song. And the fact that this song meshes seamlessly within Us and Them and Brain Damage makes this song a gem in this album. If you don't know the song Fearless off of Meddle you should listen to that too. Probably my favorite Floyd song of all time.

[@itstwigster]

Matthew Williams Didnt know of Fearless before i saw this!! Thank you! Any other recommendations? Thanks!

[@TheRealDaaaaabs]

Alex Ward Not sure about the other guy but here's a few: Echoes San Tropez One Of These Days Fearless (Of course) Outside The Wall Goodbye Blue Sky The Happiest Days Of Our Lives (Leading right into ABitW p.II) Wish You Were Here (Album) The Final Cut (Album) There's also A Saucerful Of Secrets, but that has a much different feel from the more 'famous' Floydian works and seems unpopular amongst a lot of people. Really, there's tons of great music that Floyd made. They've made fifteen studio albums, and only about 4 (Occasionally 5 or 6) are ever mentioned. People need to explore more of what they have. Anyways, best of luck.

[@bighouse6120]

Never gets old.

[@bskurla]

What must happen in one's head to come up with a such a wonderful tune? After all these years I discover small bits of it.

[@badbeardbill9956]

Well, it probably wasn’t one…

[@petrutarabuta5617]

I am having an eargasm everytime I listen to this.

[@michaelresendiz321]

Michael this song is a trip it's like taking acid

[@BlackBeardDelight187]

terrifying how on point this track is

[@cupcakebill911]

This is my number 1 favourite Pink Floyd song. I love the part the synth and the guitar are having a deep, philosophical conversation.

[@georgesfotic550]

My favorite song of this album!

[@victormarchesin1]

This music is a description of lsd.

[@adamniccum8680]

I'm high if you try it you love it

[@victormarchesin1]

jet trooper i'm high on weed haha

[@adamniccum8680]

Victor Marchesin I actually got it from a ytp called shitward dies

[@studid55]

nice jet trooper :D . Me too (kind of, I knew about this before that ytp)

[@RockNClassical]

If you enjoyed this song for that reason, you'd probably also like a band called "The Sizlacks" ^^ they played the music for a pokemon parody called "Pikachu on Acid".

[@WFOX44]

hearing this on my neighbors car's cassette deck turned me onto Pink Floyd. I remember recording from his car onto a blank cassette tape until my dad bought me the Dark Side of The Moon on cassette. But this is the track that started it all with me & Pink Floyd at the tender age of 8

[@johnferguson5481]

Got TDSOTM 8 track for Christmas 1979 when I was 14. I was blown away by every track but especially this one. 43 years later it takes me back to that era of being a carefree light hearted teen, the best days of my life. I still have the 8 track and an Emerson M2100 all in 1 stereo.

[@jcrisp90]

the heavy guitar riffs in the middle section are so rock and roll!

[@moealagha]

One of the gems Floyd would surprise you with if you bothered to really listen to them. This is just a treasure!

[@isaiahbaker3597]

What I love about this song is that it flows so well but it still surprises me and gives me goosebumps. When my subconscious expects a strum to be on the downbeat, it might be on the upbeat, just to throw me for a loop. That explanation doesn't sound like much, but it's effect is profound

[@jimduffy1967]

Probably my favourite track from dark side,great gig in the sky ,close second,in fact they're all brilliant tracks in their different ways.

[@Dark-zg8zz]

I've listened to this album twice this month and this is one of my favorite tracks off it, I remember them all from when I was little, exactly how they sound, the words when they have any and something about this song gives me an odd feeling of peace and comfort, things aren't going exactly how I planned or want and I'm not always happy, but this song makes me feel at peace with all the bad things that have happened and what will happen in the future, I'm glad that when I was little my dad played this album so much. I miss him sometimes. I'll always have his music and it means something to me.

[@MsNeckromancer]

The most introspective track this masterpiece !!!

[@aronsstepans6309]

Best song of pink floyd by far

[@turboturtlehead]

100% agree wish they had done more stuff like this

[@JLRRyan]

i used to host a radio show in the Bay Area and I would use this song when I signed off every night. Something about it just felt right (and of course DSOTM is my all time album by my all time band). My little tribute to the greatest group ever constructed

[@pyra2893]

This music is magic that puts you in a trance of emotions as memories and fantasies flood into your head.

[@TS50ER]

Amazing how this song says so much without lyrics.

[@MysticRhythms87]

Drunk, stoned, curious, whatever state you're in, this is something to enhance the situation for you...especially when the guitar kicks in. That could be a wake-up call for you, like it was for me. Enjoy the trip, everybody.

[@aurone5685]

0:32 is one of my favorite parts in all music

[@hongxiaolong4160]

This song is so stunningly beautiful

[@djnipplesauce1437]

This song makes you feel like a marshmallow

[@BlackAlbino2000]

What does feeling like a marshmallow feel like?

[@splitzerr6194]

@@BlackAlbino2000 Listening to this song

[@BlackAlbino2000]

Rishit When I listen to this song I’m a balloon lifting off to the ozone layer

[@splitzerr6194]

@@BlackAlbino2000 when i listen to this song im the color purple

[@ryan0150]

This song makes you feel like your floating through space

[@YOU2UUB]

Kudos to the late Mr. Richard Wright the keyboard player who made this song possible! Pink Floyd was the Bomb of the 70's and beyond, my fav. band due to their unusual music

[@lorenzosepa2803]

I think this track is what make’s that triangle really explode his colours! Lisergic acid is the perfect match with this tune!

[@Captain-Nostromo]

When this came out 1973 it was absolutely astoninishing, I was sixteen years old and never heard anything like it, 😎