Mind Blowing REaction To Pink Floyd - The Great Gig In The Sky

Shout out to or Patron Joel for this awesome request.
In this video I react to Pink Floyd- The Great Gig In The Sky

[@MrDiddyDee]

The vocal was improvised by a young white session singer called Clare Torry, she was brought in by the producer after failed attempts to find a suitable overdub to finish the album track. The bands contributions, with David Gilmours pedal steel intro being a beautiful idea, were all complete, and voiceover interviews and sound effects (which Rodger Waters scattered throughout the finished album) were added. It was decided on this track just to leave the bits about not being frightened of dying, which is the voice of the doorman at Abbey Road Studios. David Gilmour was the only one of the band to give Clare any direction on what they wanted, very basically, the theme the track was trying to evoke and for her to not use any words. She did two full takes and stopped the third one, as she felt that was all she could give. The band never gave her any reaction to her performance, and it was only when she saw 'The dark side of the moon' album in a record shop and saw her name in the liner notes, that she found out they had used her session. There are various live versions, but IMHO it was never bettered, even by her own rare performances of the song. The band and Clare were initially all in the dark (ironically) searching for that magic ingredient. It was a miraculous moment in time when with a hunch and a mass of talent the heavens aligned and the dark side was illuminated.

[@psbarrow]

Clare herself discuses these points in this interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3q6aKuQiNGNpa8

[@Ognizom]

She was a mail girl to begin with,

[@cian9816]

Then she sued them

[@jamesanderson5268]

Clare was model hot back in the day. Google picture of her.

[@RMBittner]

Dude, you are a gifted writer.

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

If someone ever asks you "what is art?" Play them this song.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

But since nobody will ever ask you that question don't worry about it.

[@thesteadingoffranya4423]

If some one ever asks you what is the human soul just give them a set of good headphones and play them this. Claire Torry brought her soul to this. Every song pink floyd does touches you some how. This one holds you and tells you its ok to hurt, to fear, to love and to lose, we are all one when this song plays

[@Spazzmatazzz]

Frank Zappa said art is making something from nothing and selling it for money. LOL! ☻☺

[@johntyson]

The singer is Clare Torry and she went for it on this track.

[@yruphuct2]

My favorite Floyd tune. To me it sounds like a mother howling in pain from the loss of her child. I play it Everytime I lose someone. Thanks for the reaction

[@emerdog6688]

Thanks for noticing Rick Wright's amazing piano arrangement.

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

Skeeter Johnson The piano is so beautiful! Love his playing.

[@tomrocks5367]

You really need to sit in your recliner, put on your head-phones, switch on a black-light and for the next 45 minutes or so let your body float into the journey that is The Dark Side of the Moon record in it's entirety. Nothing else required. When the journey is done you will feel as if you had smoked one. At least that's how I feel. Please, keep the reactions coming. When I watch yours and others reactions it's like I'm experiencing my childhood and hearing these for the first time again.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Hell yea

[@connieleighton4375]

Amen !

[@anncolvin4070]

I agree with Tom Rocks. You need to listen to this album in it's entirety, as each song sets up the next. I bought Every Album as they came out, unfortunately they didn't all make it to today. But we still have 2 Dark Side of the Moon albums. My husband's bought in New Jersey & mine in Mississippi.

[@davidgross990]

Smoke one 1st then a couple more during, Pink Floyd is the best and when your high they are even better.

[@susannebass5503]

BEAUTIFUL amazing song with a woman using her voice to go thru stages of grief. Makes me cry everytime I hear it

[@MartinMcMartin]

The art of turning your voice into an instrument, done to perfection

[@SailorJohnPresents]

This song doesn't have lyrics, but it says so much..... Now I am going to beat a dead horse, TIME from Pink Floyd.. It's from the same album...

[@hosehead58]

John, I am pleased to announce that the horse is alive and kicking..

[@thepunadude]

IVE BEEN LISTENING TO THE SONG SINCE '73 ... THIS SONG TOUCHES ME EVERY TIME

[@eqgilethan]

I've been looking forward to this reaction for some time, but now you have to do it again. I want to see your lovely wife react to this now. I know she'll love it.

[@South-of-Heaven]

Love how the vocals mimic the stages of dying. Yes the acceptance (ending) is very relaxing and soothing. When my day comes, I hope this song or À Tout le Monde" from MegaDeth is played on my Picture Collage.

[@mjt11860]

the brits had some of the most amazing bands, from the 60s-70s.

[@mikecomstock1602]

Had this song played at my wife's funeral. Listen close. Its all the stuff ya deal with when someone passes.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Ty for sharing this.

[@cherylwoodward]

Thanks for sharing this. I want this played at mine.

[@robertrosello1964]

Saw PF in 1974 here in NY during this DSOM tour, I was 16 and never forgot the rocket ship exploding on the stage while the plane crashed on movie screen behind the band. They were huge then along with Zeppelin, Sabbath, The Who....the list goes on and onOne note on my exposure to these bands, at the time my mother did books for the company providing the steel for the Nassau Colisseum which was built in the early 70's, a 15,000 seat arena where the Islanders and Nets played. I was able to get concert tickets through that connection, sometimes entire rows of seats, 15 seats in a row, so I would get 50 tickets and sell them at my school. I saw so many bands there, Allman Bros, The Dead, ZZ Top, Deep Purple....they all played there. What amazing memories, glad to see you enjoy the music 50 years later

[@rubentullenaar2934]

TNT: The emotional feel I get from this band...... Me: Wait for it..... 1:42 there we go....

[@lancevaughn432]

You need to listen to the whole album. Headphones on lights out. One of the greatest albums of all times.

[@WiseGuy5674]

I always imagine that as I’m dying in my old age, I will hear this song playing in my head because after all that is what it is about

[@ronnie5129]

T, THIS SONG TAKES ME ON A JOURNEY, THE BACKUP SINGERS MADE THIS SONG COME TO LIFE, SUCH GREAT SINGING, THE SINGERS REMINDS ME OF GOING TO CHURCH, IN DETROIT AT THE REVEREND FRANKLINS CHURCH, I WAS FORTUNATE TO SEE ARETHA SING THERE WHEN I WAS 15 YEARS OLD, A MEMORY I WILL NEVER FORGET MAN, MAY THE REVEREND FRANKLIN AND ARETHA R.I.P., SO MUCH EMOTION HERE, ROCK ON T, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, PEACE ON, COUSIN FIGEL

[@rileygraham1506]

This song gave me goosebumps first listen. Powerful track. Good reaction video man. Rock on! 🤘

[@imnotagoldenoldie39]

So happy for you to find and appreciate this. It made me smile, and thank you for appreciating it. It really is an amazing piece of music. Thanks for the smiles watching you watch this.

[@denebranda224]

there is so much music out there that has no color behind it, it's a gift to us to our senses and to our very fiber of our soul, just learn to lie back and enjoy, so glad your experiencing all this great stuff that I grew up on

[@daveking9393]

Need to listen to the whole album from start to finish in order as it was "produced" to be listened to...

[@janetneu6734]

The most amazing concert I have ever experienced. 1977 Animals concert at the old Milwaukee County Stadium 66,000 people packed in. We had grass passes close to the stage. The huge inflatable pig blew up in the parking lot and sounded like a bomb, lol we thought it was part of the show but nope lol. What amazes me is I was 13 years old and to this day people still enjoy listening to them. Truly one of the best bands ever! Thank you for sharing, this was one of my favorite songs of the album. It was recorded on the 1st take. She never got the credit she deserved unfortunately.

[@mikeglo168]

So much emotion conveyed...and not a word spoken.

[@kperry1969]

Another fine reaction. Love seeing & experiencing reactions to stuff I've been hearing since the 80s. It was fun when Phish used to tackle this one back in the day before they shelved it.

[@johngoverts4166]

I knew this song because I own the record and listening to it was always something special. But when I heard it during a live Pink Floyd concert (I think it was in 1985 in Rotterdam), the vocals performed by a black lady whose name I have forgotten (shame on me), I felt goose bumps all over. As you say, there are no lyrics, but no lyrics are needed to convey emotion. I very glad that young people (much younger than I am) still appreciate this music of the 1970s and 1980s. It proves that much of that music are classics.

[@davidjackson8905]

I know right?! She gets me every time! I never get tired of her voice, even after almost 50 years of listening to this album. Emaculate!

[@michaelchilcott210]

i'm British and i love floyds music. i was 13 years old when this album was released and i still get the same emotional feeling today when ever i listen to there music. a very special band from a very special era of music. loved seeing your reaction to this one.

[@MW-sw7so]

Its like she is going through the five stages of grief with her voice, also she did this in one take, pretty fargin impressive!

[@musiclover9361]

Actually, she did it in two-and-a-half takes but no less impressive. It is a tour de force. As another commenter here noted, when played live, it needs three singers to do what she did alone. A masterpiece.

[@tjcole12]

The vocal solo is done by Claire Torry (a woman) and the message is to portray the 7 emotions of grief or the feelings involved before you die. Shock or Disbelief, denial, anger, bargaining, guilt, depression and acceptance. Knowing this, listen to the song and you can understand how her voice flows beautifully between every emotion.

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

I unfortunately was never able to see Pink Floyd live but I have been to two tribute concerts, the Australian Pink Floyd Show and El Monstaro, and they were both phenomenal. My dad did get to see one of their shows back in I believe 1986 at Mile High Stadium in Colorado. He said it was amazing.

[@robinbrown7375]

Great reaction T. "Welcome to the Machine!"I think you'd like it. A great song!

[@fredflintstone505]

I saw Pink Floyd in concert and it was the most incredible concert I have ever been to. Even topping the first Rock am Ring concert in 1985 which was an outdoor 2 day long concert with 18 different bands.

[@David-fh4sy]

I seen Pink Floyd in concert in 1994 at the Michigan Pontiac Silver Dome. The Division Bell tour. This was their last US tour. A excellent show with an incredible light show. This concert was sold out so fast that they decided to do a second show the next day. You can still purchase the DVD from this tour. I just love Pink Floyd, been listening to them since the 70’s. Dark Side was my first LP of them. Still listening to them today.

[@cheesyrider6914]

Another great reaction.Welcome" To The Darkside Of The Moon",heads up,if you ever react to "Animals" do the whole album,you'll love it.

[@tomrocks5367]

It is a great album, but be prepared for a dark album. LOL

[@wjdwjd-wf4mb]

Ye I went to this tour. Travelled from Liverpool to Holland....probably the best concert I have been to. Definitely the best live band I have heard. Suround sound live. Speakers behind you has well has front..

[@markmurphy558]

As I wrote in another reaction to this song, when I listened to this song in 1973 with my girlfriend for the first time I was amazed when she started sobbing. Now I sob when I hear it, 50 years later.

[@jackbarnes3041]

No words yet says it ALL!

[@78twood]

Dude! I was 16 years old and saw Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon live in Tampa Stadium!! It was the BEST concert I’ve ever seen!! It sounded exactly like the album and I’ve NEVER seen an audience that mesmerized! You could have heard a pin drop except for the music!! It was something so unbelievably amazing, it’s hard to describe 👏💜🥰

[@tristanblackmore9772]

I was there too and it was a mind blowing show...

[@78twood]

@@tristanblackmore9772 LOL That’s so funny to meet someone else that was there 💜 You’re the first that’s ever said they were there too!!

[@mahasti1769]

0:50 - I like it when this trippy Steel Guitar starts to play. When you look at Pink Floyd they use it quite often

[@loisr3970]

Claire Torry she did this in one take!!!!! Just absolutely touches your soul even 40 yrs later. I danced my babies asleep to this!

[@matthewhetzler4912]

I went to a Pink Floyd concert in 1994, Veteran’s Stadium in Philadelphia. I knew then I was seeing something special!

[@sundaygloom8715]

I saw pink floyd in 94 and it was amazing. I did see a cover band called brit Floyd two times, they're really good, at the last show I'm not sure who they had to sing that part in this song but she killed it, I was so mesmerized my eyes even teared up a bit. It's about as close to pink floyd you'll get without it actually being them.

[@kentnottingham9635]

Saw Pink Floyd BY CHANCE, Oakland Coliseum (outside) for Momentary Lapse Of Reason tour. Also saw Roger Waters do The Wall love in Portland, couldn’t tell you which was better and share the top spot on my greatest concert list! I live in Southern Oregon and we did get our Share of concerts but had to go north or south for the big ones and BOTH WERE HUGE!!!

[@ZvChy281]

Why does this song give me the chills everytime i listen to it ❤️❤️❤️

[@dudeismydog]

Vocalizing the stages of death. Denial, anger, pleading, acceptance. She did the most amazing job taking us on the journey.

[@lydiasmommyvoltz9397]

I've been blessed to see them twice. 'Twas absolutely wonderful. Hoosier Dome in Indy in 88 i think it was and then again same place in 94.. though the dome went by another name by then.. now its The Indiana Convention Center. Pink Floyd.. my soul is in love with them.. the concerts were amazing.. everyone is just so "stunned" "relaxed" ..smh.. theres not the words to really describe it.. "laid back".. oh... "IN AWE!" I guess thats the best way.. yes, In awe... I can still feel it.. it isn't something you just listen to.. you feel it.. around you... within you. I always stayed sober during a concert, I wanted, and still do, remember each one well.. Spent a lot of time in Indy feeling music...lol.. man oh man.. I've seen Metallica, kiss, tesla, suicidal tendencies.. and even Larry gatlin.. ha.. a country singer.. and Primus.. if you can listen to Primus- Wynonna's big brown beaver.. oh man.. funky.. I was so sore the next day, the sorest I'd ever been after a concert, especially next day..hahaha. I've seen so many I've lost count.. I sure do wish you and your wife the greatest musical adventures of your lives. Lots of Love and prayers ❤

[@alantattersall3190]

Love your reaction to this. You MUST do Pink Floyd live in Pompeii 1971. It will change you, I promise.

[@4saken404]

You can only ever listen to this song the first time once. But, that being said, the impact of it never goes away. I've probably heard this song hundreds of times over and have recently been on KZbin reacts kick on it. But even so every time I watch one of these I miss part of the reaction because I still get so lost in it I still can't help but close my eyes during some parts.

[@craigwhip]

Pink Floyd is more than just music, Pink Floyd is an experience - I saw them twice, in '87 during their Delicate Sound of Thunder tour and in '94 for their Pulse tour.

[@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL]

Yeah this song is beautiful! Pink Floyd Dark Side Of the⚪〰∆🌈

[@robertrosello1964]

This album was meant to be listened to from beginning to end to get the intended effect, one fo the top selling albums of all time. Nice to see you're on a Floyd journey, you really enjoyed your Zeppelin journey. Give Welcome to the Machine and Shine On You Crazy Diamond

[@edvinlaine]

First listen 1973 at age thirteen. Still hits me every time.

[@67Svenski]

I saw Pink Floyd during their Umma-Gumma Tour in 1971. I had two tickets and no one wanted to go with me, even my girlfriend at the time. I finally gave the ticket to a friend who said he would come but probably would not like it. About 40 years later, I ended up with 2 free tickets to the Roger Waters Dark Side of the Moon tour and the same friend came with me. I love the way they put speakers all around you , the sound comes from everywhere and you are completely immersed in sound. You can feel the low notes like they are inside of you. The music becomes a part of you, like at a "Yes" concert. Then lasers start revolving, pigs start flying around and in this case a full sized small aircraft came out of the rafters and crashed beside the stage during one song. The show is big and there is no such thing as a bad mix. You can hear every note no matter where you are sitting. Roger Waters is touring again in 2020, see them before it is too late!

[@PromLesbian]

I Love your 'Honest Reaction' 👌

[@ronjm945]

A great song off a phenomenal album! I was fortunate enough to see Pink Floyd twice and Roger Waters once (seeing him again in August). They are one of my favorite bands because of the journey that they bring you on. Recommend you finish the rest of Dark Side of the Moon. You will not regret it..

[@leannmacquarrie2110]

I think you should share all of your Pink Floyd reactions with your Dad or have him with you when you react..... that would be so cool!!!

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I wish. It’s been over a year since I’ve been able to see him. We’ve just been trying to wait out covid

[@rleigh1223]

I was fortunate enough in my ancient youth to have worked with Pink Floyd on the first Dark Side of the Moon Tour. Helped build the PA system and parts of the lighting system. Travelled with them back to Canada where I did their first three gigs then they went on to tour the US well I went back to work in Toronto, they returned to Toronto where I did the sound in Maple Leaf Gardens for them and the staging. Did other equipment designs or fixing over the years.

[@Kay__Tee]

Saw PF in the late 80's. Will never forget the floating pig! Growing up on Floyd lyrics truly gave me an open mind world view. Deep thinking at an early age. My sister and I used to put pf on in the car and just drive!!!! btw, the vocals on this track sound orgasmic to me.

[@lo0nyt0onz]

Listening to pink floyd gives a natural blissful high.

[@195511SM]

In 1977, they released an album called 'Animals'. The album opens with a short track...'Pigs On The Wing' & a reprise of the same track closes the album. Next up are the only 3 other songs.... 'Dogs'......'Pigs'.......& 'Sheep'. It's a MASTERPIECE of an album. Probably MY favorite, and I've been a fan of Pink Floyd since first hearing them back in 1975. 'Dogs' ( at 17 minutes + ) is quite the roller coaster of a ride. 'Sheep' is my 2nd favorite.

[@Codex7777]

As you can probably tell from it's name, this song is about death and dying. It follows 'Time' on the album. It's 3 'parts' are often seen as expressing a reaction to death. First anger and frustration, then grief and sorrow and finally sad acceptance...

[@cheripetty1805]

A song without lyrics provided an amazing and wonderful showcase of the Human Voice as a pure musical instrument. Her voice evokes rapture as my mind rises to meet her mid-air, somewhere in the clouds! As always, my advice is to appreciate the Studio Versions first before being floored by the LIVE performances of PINK FLOYD, especially from "PULSE". Enjoy!✌🍁✌

[@fgf366]

At the beginning, he says, "I always like the emotional feel, I get, from listening to this bands music".......and I'm thinking, oh my!!!.......😁💥

[@juliemanarin4127]

A great album...should listen to the whole thing.

[@baytownbert2]

Listen to it 500 times and each time it becomes revelatory.

[@lancecornell9978]

T, you are hitting on all cylinders. I saw The Wall in the 70s. Floyd again in the Kingdome. Then Waters. The Wall was a trip. Wish You Were Here is as good as it gets for mood influence.

[@ljude01]

I saw Pink Floyd in 94' at Yankee Stadium. Phenomenal

[@akelly4207]

It’s so cool because it can take you all over emotionally. Is it peaceful, joyful, ecstasy, fear, pain, anger? All of them?

[@nonjones2513]

Not one word spoken, but a million felt. One English woman, one take, nothing written. They said think about death. And she sang.

[@loisr3970]

So happy you listened to the original Cut... No one does it like Clare Tory... it took one take!!!!!!!

[@jenniferwillis8908]

Have you had a full night of Floyd yet... you will feel like you've been on a vacation and a marathon allnat one time. Most senses are brought to the fore front all in one night. Amazing music and art all in one

[@asgeirosnes3850]

The piano part was originaly intended for a riot scene in the movie Zabriskie Point (1970), but the director didn't want such a calm and relaxing music to something so violent. So it luckily wasn't used before Dark Side Of The Moon. Singer Claire Torry did this in one take. And really on the first attemt. Expresses the different states of mind when dying. In live shows they used three singers doing a part each, Torry did it on her own. Brilliant.

[@SergioGarcia-oh3pq]

The video of the live performance is even better if not best. I highly recomend it.

[@Somewhere_Bagel]

Anyone can tell a story using words. Only one with true emotion and passion in their heart can tell a story with sound

[@ian2714]

I always thought this track was like the vocalization of death. The pain, agony, acceptance, etc. You can hear a clear progression in the vocals.

[@58andyr]

Your reaction is the same as mine aged 15 when first heard!

[@alansimpson3390]

This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. Another fantastic song is Shine On Crazy Diamond or any song on the Animals album. You can't go wrong.

[@thattherevideoguy]

I'm a 66 year old Marine disabled veteran and have been listening to Pink Floyd since 1969. I recommend Pink Floyd's "Dogs" for you to check out.

[@bethkelley575]

Catch the video of them singing this............so phenomenal!

[@fuzzy__dunlop]

Since you're relatively new to PF, the entire Dark Side of the Moon album is amazing. Also, there is an urban legend that PF synced up the album to the movie Wizard of Oz. Pink Floyd has categorically denied it, but it does work. Called "Dark Side of Oz". This song hits right as the tornado comes, and it is amazing the way it syncs up. Just a little knowledge. M

[@pinkmichelefloyd]

If you ever want to do it, hit play on the album at the moment the MGM lion roars for the third time. Sounds crazy but it is pretty fascinating to do this.

[@vashnanerada8757]

The song is about the feeling you get just before you die and after you die even in heaven you can still here music THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY its an emotional song for anyone who lost a loved one

[@scottcolman9757]

Time,Reprise and Great Gig in the Sky. Is supp7to be played as 1 dong. Seen this Tour in 75.best concert I ever seen.

[@kevinjones4559]

Clare Torry originally paid standard backing singers fee of £30 but early this century was finally recognised as co-writer for her improvisation. Now substantially richer, deservedly so.

[@007atermis]

Most people forget that the voice is a musical wind instrument as well

[@seanslaughter5483]

I saw pink floyd in concerg at Cleveland Indians stadium. It was breathtaking the special effects where incredible . During the song pigs they inflated a giant pig with glowing eyes which floated across the stadium . My mind was blown probably one the best concerts i have ever been too!

[@thepunadude]

BROTHER, THAT WAS A '1ST TAKE' , NO LYRICS! ... A UK WHITE GIRL ... YOU HAVE HAD YOUR SOUL TOUCHED BY HERS! WELCOME TO THE MACHINE!

[@GroovingPict]

what do you mean "1st take"? It's three different takes edited together

[@MasterTapes1960]

🎼Masterpiece 🎼

[@2zxodcfm]

Long time Pink Floyd devotee here. Completely agree re the emotional aspect of their music. But I add that for me though I'm a fan of so many awesome guitarists, no guitarist matches David Gilmour's play for the capability of wrenching emotions right from the furthest depths of my being. I know I'm not alone because so many times I've seen people reduced to tears simultaneously unable to express with words what they have just experienced. So, we must thank our maker that we have these recordings to share with those who were focused elsewhere at the time along with those who were not yet born but who are now glancing backwards for reasons to be discussed some other day.

[@nicholasrobertson3452]

This song is unbelievable 😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I saw them in 1975 , june 10th at the Capital Center in Landover Md. It was my b,day and a good friend surprised me with tickets to the concert. It is something I'll never forget. They had to drag a few people out arms and legs. Bad trip I suppose.

[@kianpa1]

This is the album that I put on when I can’t sleep. 💕

[@gunhedd5375]

3:04 I’m not crying. You’re crying. ...

[@mikes3827]

Hey T, there are two bands that you have reacted to that are two of my favorite rock bands ever (the other being The Who), Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Don't get me wrong, Floyd is one of THE all-time great bands, but I always say that ya gotta be careful when it comes to Floyd, IMO. In other words, don't come in from a night of partying, early 20s in age, and decide to put on Dark Side of the Moon while still stoned from Sensimilla, because it could lead to some VERY strong emotions (some not so good!), as I discovered one night many years ago after listening to "Time" and "Great Gig in the Sky" back-to-back. I didn't listen to Dark Side for a few years after that incident (I listen to them now), but Floyd can sometimes be SO good, they can be scary.

[@TheRickylc]

I must say sir, you don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience it. Awesome.

[@pattyeshenbaugh5257]

There are lyrics, they're in the beginning of the song.If you listen to it very carefully you will hear him say- I'm not frightened of dying,why should I be.Everyone has to go sometime.And that's the only lyrics on the whole song.But the woman's voice was amazing.Her name is Claire Tory

[@denonowacki2500]

This song is music for the soul

[@robertfinck1275]

Alan Parsons was the Album Engineer on this album, check out Sirius/Eye In The Sky from The Alan Parsons Project. His recording work is absolutely the best at that time.

[@rubentullenaar2934]

I've seen them live on their Division Bell Tour in 1994 which was just awesome. Samanthe Brown did the vocals for this song, Great Gig in the Sky. Please also have a listen to their album Animals, begin at the start... This album was my first experience with PF. We went to Austria on a ski-trip and got this album on tape from my dad. Me.. a 13 year old punk... reluctantly placed the tape in my Walkman and never took it out during the trip. Listened to it over and over again for 12 hours straight.

[@tomrocks5367]

I also saw them on The Division Bell tour in San Diego's Jack Murphy Stadium. To this date the single best concert I have ever been to.