NO WORDS AT ALL!! First Time Reacting to Pink Floyd - "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (Parts VI-IX)

[@Lechuque]

I've been watchting many reaction-channels over the years and to me, you are one of the most enjoyable and interesting to watch. Smart ,wise and you get the meaning and soul of the music presented to you. Keep doing what you're doing my man! Greetz from the Netherlands!

[@MDreeezy]

That means alot to me!

[@matthewnelson4139]

I love seeing the younger generations fall in love with Pink Floyd!

[@Heartstrings_Skyla]

After a long day you get home put those headphones on and just chill. That's what Pink Floyd gave us.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Pink Floyd created atmosphere as well as music. Great props to Rick Wright for his contribution.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Gilmour's screaming guitar solo section in Part VI is the greatest thing in the whole Pink Floyd catalog, for my money. Makes my soul sing.

[@hobnoblegend6646]

It’s such a jam, right?! This and One Of These Days! With some trimming and work, I honestly believe Atom Heart Mother could be one of the greatest pieces of music of all time. Hint hint at a reaction… 🤙

[@CoolCoyote]

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[@davehadley3567]

This particular young gentleman is building himself a reputation to be proud of and in doing so is gaining huge respect from older PF fans. Oh and there are millions of them, not all of them have seen him yet but when they do, Keep doing what you do young Sir I salute you.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Music is what feelings sound like.

[@philshorten3221]

With Pink Floyd EVERY instrument is a vocalist with its own lyrics. Pretty sure Shine on You Crazy Diamond must have inspired the entire Jean Michel Jarre album OXYGEN a much later electronic instrumental album

[@philshorten3221]

BTW the last few notes Richard Wright plays on the keyboard is the riff from the much earlier Pink Floyd hit "See Emily Play" written by Syd Barrett

[@philshorten3221]

it took Pink Floyd just over 2 years to get past The Dark Side of the Moon, and completing this project was really hard. On one occasion Nick Mason fell asleep while Roger and Dave argued, woke up, said FFS and went back to sleep. The guys have often said, both Roger and Dave struggled with vocals for "Have A Cigar" but getting Roy Harper in was probably the interruption they needed as much as anything else.

[@sotexsailor]

One cannot deny the outrageous level of funk in the last section of this masterpiece!!!!

[@MrHisperia2001]

The Ultimate from the GREAT PINK FLOYD 💫☝️❤️ thanks for the reaction bro ☝️

[@toniw725]

Your smile says it all!

[@mikewatts867]

A masterpiece. The last few minutes haven’t aged as well as the rest of the song (just my opinion, I thought that nearly 35 years ago when I first heard it as well), but i can still appreciate it. Most of this song sounds every bit as fresh now as it did in 1975

[@briggsj8190]

Floyd entire discography is something to marvel at. excellent work

[@CoolCoyote]

Timeless record, best ever imo

[@knox123]

MDreeezy, you are a handsome young man with good taste in music.

[@christopherwelsh7008]

That funky section with the guitar solo after the lyrics may be the coolest bit of music Pink Floyd ever made

[@UnknownClasher0]

You will love this one!

[@myownchannel247]

The two parts of this song act as bookends for the Wish You Were Here album with three tracks in between. Welcome To The Machine next 🔥

[@danielbritton8588]

Syd appeared at the studio where Pink Floyd was recording & working on this very song. He was not recognized as he was clean shaven bald & also shaved eyebrows. He had a tooth brush in his mouth & carried a brown paper bag filled with candy. Each Floyd member has separate videos talking about Syd. That is where this was heard from Roger himself.

[@nancysmith38]

You’re wise beyond your years. Keep expanding your mind-sending hello from Arkansas

[@scozz6139]

They're on another level all together!

[@jonhenke1504]

The last few notes in SOYCD were done by Richard wright as a tribute to Syd Barrett their founder and those notes come from the song written by Syd, "See Emily Play" which was their second hit in 1967. Richard Wright put those in there as kind of his personal Easter egg.

[@thielmangary]

Took me many listens to buy into Vi-iX but now its mostly what I listen to now off this crazy album.

[@ericsandi6619]

Great reaction again! RIP Richard Wright.

[@65alef]

Meraviglioso tributo a Syd Barrett e speciale tributo a Rick Wright (RIP)

[@EileenParise]

Thanks for the great reaction! It makes me happy to see you appreciate the awesome music we grew up with.

[@puncht37]

You`re all good at 21. Some folks aren`t willing to expand or travel out of their comfort zone.

[@swissystan]

Mature beyond your years….its great, quite amazing to me that you approach music with such an open mind. Cheers to you, I am 40 years older than you but feel just a little connected through the music, more than I could ever imagine.

[@cityhonors1]

🤗 Loving your Dan, Floyd, Rush & Zep reactions. 🤭 Constantly reminded of doing Homework thru JHS & HS! ☺️🥰🐰

[@mattleppard1970]

The best of Floyd. Better, darker, more experimental than the first parts, there is a lot to it. Right at the very end at the fade out, keyboardist Rick Wright plays the notes of the Syd Floyd hit “See Emily Play.” Best Floyd for me ❤

[@mickbreen2180]

This young man gets it. Keep up the good work!

[@jonathansmith3742]

I saw Roger do this on the This is not a Drill tour. What a concert that was.

[@jenniferjohnson319]

Great song!!!. They are one of our favorites too.😊 You are welcome.

[@79BlackRose]

Your appreciation for great music is so authentic and great to see. I'd love you to react to the album Animals - my favourite by Pink Floyd. I recommend that you play it from the 2018 remix. It is musically and lyrically so mind blowing and interesting.

[@ginog1398]

I remember discovering this part, amazing Great video maaan, i think you might like The Doors, american rocknroll band

[@angelagraves865]

YES!! I don't think there's a single song from The Doors that I don't like. When the Music's Over is one of the greatest ever, imo.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Yup!❤

[@rabmcaleer8903]

Wee man with a great musical taste 😀👍

[@CoolCoyote]

Abbey Road records sound different but they have a similar sound to them imo a distinctive echoe

[@floydianepic3259]

Great genuine reaction. The music mostly tells the story of Syds mental state except for the last part. Only pink floyd can pull off going from a funk into a lament.

[@bill3118]

You realise of course that you're becoming what will be known soon, a Classical Music enthusiast. Keep on.

[@jamesporter3656]

Can I suggest echoes next. The album version though

[@StarCitizenSpeakeasy]

Oct, 1st 2003 was a life changing year for you, according to your jerseys

[@babsysmith1630]

Really love the 'guitar feature' on this track..Good classic example of Soft Rock..Check out another Soft Rock band which i'm sure you will also enjoy..Ambrosia their hit single 'Biggest Part Of Me'

[@aldower3390]

Personally I think the wish you were here album is their best, it tends to get overshadowed by dark side of the moon. For me it's excellence.

[@stevepecorella2704]

The finale was Syd Barrett’s funeral.

[@angelagraves865]

If you don't want to say it, I will: this half is a skosh better than the first half. 🤷🏽‍♀ I mean, I love them both, but I play this one by itself frequently.

[@capetowntrikeman]

Animals next but please use the videos WITH the lyrics...it will blow your mind.

[@tommc3622]

And not the remastered version. Find the original 1977 studio version. The mellow tone is lost in the "upgrade."

[@paulhyde808]

Stick with basketball

[@philshorten3221]

it took Pink Floyd just over 2 years to get past The Dark Side of the Moon, and completing this project was really hard. On one occasion Nick Mason fell asleep while Roger and Dave argued, woke up, said FFS and went back to sleep. The guys have often said, both Roger and Dave struggled with vocals for "Have A Cigar" but getting Roy Harper in was probably the interruption they needed as much as anything else.