Pink Floyd - On The Run (2023 Remaster)

[@AnaOfTheMonth]

One day my dad was at home and a package from Amazon arrived home. He handed it to me. It was really odd and out of nowhere since it wasn’t Christmas or my birthday or anything special. I opened it and it was a vinyl of this masterpiece album. Thank u dad I love u.

[@fanpromedioderatatingaming]

Bro got a gift form The universe💀

[@GlenHam-j1v]

W dad

[@oldrockerkickinass5569]

What an awesome gift!

[@TexturaI]

One time I woke up to this in the middle of the night with headphones on and it was really an experience. Half-awake with alien sounding stuff is no joke lol

[@migave]

lol? que es eso?

[@homelesshannah50]

I woke up one night with Fly Like an Eagle playing, freaked me the hell out.

[@60187guy]

Totally frickin' cool !

[@brycelynds3768]

Tripped acid walking through abandoned train tunnels the first time I heard this song........ THATS an experience

[@60187guy]

@@brycelynds3768 / You were "riding" the "Soul Train" . . . . .

[@catwrench3]

In my opinion this song was the beginning of the "electronic" music genre. I think that Pink Floyd has been a huge inspiration to some very big name DJ'S and producers.

[@DrRobertBeatles]

No it didn't begin with pink floyd Edit: I just realized I didn't elaborate. I was really bad at talking two months ago anyways look up John Cage and you'll see what I'm talking about. I'm not sure if there are any people before him that dabbled in electro music

[@patricecharpentier1315]

You have to listen Terry Riley and maybe you will find that He was at the origin of Electronic music

[@MarianoBeatlero]

Emmm no. You don't hear Vangelis or Kraftwerk

[@behelit1997]

Maybe listen to Silver Apples and Velvet Underground and you'll see the EDM and Indie inspos

[@mizuko6132]

Funkadelic, Stevie wonder, a bunch of random 70’s jazz artists were making electronic music.

[@bored_person]

This track is so ahead of its time. It reminds me a lot of modern film scores.

[@zshxrkie12]

They recently used this on "The Black Phone"

[@bennytran2780]

It sounds something out of TRON.

[@gilliansmith9134]

In other words modern film scores take from Pink Floyd

[@WarrenMatthews-f7o]

And acid techno

[@deflategate1297]

Naw it feels timeless

[@jerrymarlow5453]

I'll never forget buying this album for the first time in the 70s. A timeless masterpiece. Love this track.

[@hearttraveler1548]

Same....it came with a poster 🙂

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

How many times did you buy it

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

By far one of my favourite Pink Floyd tracks 🌈

[@eilonschwartz3344]

They changed the music world and maked it better

[@doingyourmommp3novirus]

You have…Interesting taste to put it into words

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

@@doingyourmommp3novirus 👂✨🎶

[@BJcanal270]

Same here

[@getch1]

I bought this album for my birthday on April 4th 1973 , BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT EVER ! ! !❤

[@mr3n10]

Happy Belated Bruv, we celebrate the same day!!!

[@bergdrache6957]

im born 3.april :D

[@iamleeham]

WE HAVE THE SAME BIRTHDAY :DDD

[@getch1]

Hey everyone HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU GUYS TOO BUT I WAS BORN ON APRIL 4, 1959, I SHOULD'VE ASDED THAT WHENBI FIRST POSTED THIS. !

[@BardTheDragonProductions]

April 4th is my dogs bday

[@sundarmann6167]

1973! Never listened to another album with such masterclass, since!

[@juangomez1784]

I heard this a few minutes ago while I was on my way to pick my brother up from work. It’s very dark and cold out and I was the only car on the road and this song started playing and it almost felt as if I was driving into outer space or something. It was an amazing experience I must say!

[@marioincarnato8943]

🎉

[@Number9Dream]

I had a similar experience, but was driving through a snow vortex! It was so freaking cool

[@marieblue]

This deals with the pressures of travel, which Rick Wright said would often bring fear of death. The lead instrument being a synthesizer, “On The Run” (1973) is considered one of the earliest pieces of Techno Music. The keyboard that plays from beginning to end is only 5 notes being repeated at high speed. When Pink Floyd performed this in concert, a model airplane ✈️ would fly from one end of the venue to the other, crashing in a brilliant explosion. At about 25 seconds into the song, there is the sound of a voice on a loudspeaker : some believe it to be an “airport voice” calling notices to travellers. 🩷✈️🩷

[@sadahzinia38]

Thank you for the info,mate

[@beyondmiddleagedman7240]

It is. It is announcing to passengers to be ready for Customs and to have their passports etc .

[@MrUtah1]

And thematically it leads nicely onto Time. The pressures of travel can comes from the fear of missing your flight or train or from rushing too fast from place to place

[@caeliamoonshadow]

I saw them live at the gorge in George. They had a 747 fly over head. Epic.

[@justmadeit2]

I’m nervous of flying myself 😬✈️

[@60187guy]

From ~0:59 to ~3:01 . . . the "beating heart" in the background . . . . . 💓🎶💓🎶💓🎶💓

[@joeygouda]

I remember driving around downtown Pittsburgh, BUMPIN THIS WHOLE ALBUM, I CAN PLAY ALOT THIS PF ON GUITAR

[@markeastridge9260]

Same here been playing pink floyd songs on guitar David's solos are awesome

[@juniperbreeze1204]

No one can do make music like this anymore! I am so glad i was born in an era where music could transport you to another world! Pink Floyd fan for life!❤❤❤

[@stevenlawrence3614]

You are so right! I’m 74 years old now, but, I appreciate Pink Floyd and what they did for music!

[@stevenlawrence3614]

You are so right!

[@juniperbreeze1204]

@@stevenlawrence3614 keep on rocking on! Music back then just had a better message and/or music! PF FAM!

[@RealProtigy]

Learn how to write first, stoopid.

[@J.RobertOppenheimer]

what about wilbur soot?

[@lukebingus9432]

This is the track that i always felt the most entranced by, and completely made me fall in love with Synthesizers, especially the Sequencer. It is so simple yet effective, just the coolest sounding instruments

[@frostrussel1551]

Sitting awake at 4 am with this playing on a speaker while blitzed out of your mind is the only way to live

[@stevencoardvenice]

Absolutely.

[@AmineElBour69]

Don't worry, you are not the only one who's listening to this masterpiece

[@Nic560]

No shit

[@DeterminismisFreedom]

Who said I worry

[@tomkelly-wi6mh]

Correct

[@DeterminismisFreedom]

@@tomkelly-wi6mh You need Determinism

[@kerryemmerson8954]

Thank you.

[@marshallarnold-ep7nn]

And now, for tonight's starting lineups. First for the visiting..

[@JohnnyPatrick-e3z]

Saw them in tn years ago f**cking masterpiece 57,000 people there no one had a cellphone amazing great band geniuses

[@HarryHarshman]

This is almost unsettling in the dark

[@YunG0blivi0us]

Listening to this album first time right now and couldn't agree more

[@CRStoller]

Reminds me of the Chicago Bulls visiting team players intro back in the 1990s. Great memories

[@netrade3898]

It was the sound of getting ready to have your ass kicked by Jordan, Pippen, and Rodman.

[@CRStoller]

@@netrade3898 exactly!!

[@thebelissima64]

This track was played in the background of a TV documentary about UFOs and aliens in the early 70’s. I was eight years old and that show scared me so much.

[@edharmicar6227]

Bought this when it came out in the ‘70’s.Took it around to audio shops to test audio equipment before I bought.Back then it was enjoyed with nickel bags of Colombian,Thai Stick and Acapulco Gold.-Boy Howdy,Happy Trails.

[@Baphomet23]

Now all we have is 'skunk'.

[@denateheide]

I've bought this Masterpiece for the birth of my daughter. Now she (45) is still listening!

[@thebrowithnoname1703]

Bought this on audio cassette and listen to it for the first time in the mid 90s. It was around Christmas time.

[@johnbroker327]

I'll never forget the first time I heard this!

[@rooms1028]

I can't remember most of the times I listened to it.

[@legodread]

Thank you dad, rest in eternal peace!

[@Eclecticwarrior1967]

Listen to this with headphones on....mind-blowing!

[@stevencoardvenice]

@0:56

[@Eclecticwarrior1967]

​@stevencoardvenice it dances all around your head doesn't it?

[@stevencoardvenice]

@@Eclecticwarrior1967 That filter sweep sound effects was a staple of the house and techno in the rave scene 20 years later. Here it comes again @1:52

[@jennytrejo5793]

Pink Floyd una super banda legendaria conocidos en todo el mundo 🌏

[@hepinizdennefretediyorum]

psychedelic masterpiece

[@stevencoardvenice]

It goes big

[@Droid-hy9vj]

21st Century Schizoid Man!

[@mikereiss4216]

Do you think King Crimson is psychedelic too?

[@adanz-sg8ke]

No tiene nada de sicodelico más bien de surrealista

[@jasonmedaris2121]

You must not know much about Pink Floyd… 😂🎉 They did psychedelics and one of them went crazy, and had to be institutionalized… so it’s definitely not psychedelic (sarcasm) 🤣🔥🐬

[@mnc365]

The Black Phone used this so brilliantly

[@LARSENALmtl]

I was about 15 y/o when I first heard this album. I was at a party in some dude's home. A couple of us had decided to drop acid, smoke glorious amounts of weed and listen to Dark Side of the Moon. My acid kicked in when On the Run started. I was automatically teleported way out there. I woke up some time later laying on my back in an empty exterior hockey rink. To this day I have no idea what happened between the room and the rink.

[@nivandovasconcelosmartinsn1333]

A sonorização do Universo. Pink Floyd a melhor banda musical q passou no nosso planeta. ❤

[@Twofloorbluebird]

Os Beatles são melhores.

[@BJcanal270]

Totalmente de acuerdo

[@BJcanal270]

​@@Twofloorbluebirden tus sueños

[@zurk9667]

​@@TwofloorbluebirdIf you want to vomit instead of listen to good music beatles are awesome!

[@lucasbitencourt70]

​@@Twofloorbluebird Deixe que cada um decida sua banda de preferência cara. Gosto dos Beatles e to gostando de Pink Floyd

[@rosanadiasselas6682]

🎸🤘🏻🤟🏻✌🏻🇧🇷 precisamos comemorar sempre essa grande Banda Pink Floyd todos os dias ! minha grande paixão 🥰♥️

[@MarceloAlexandre3D]

Um amigo meu tinha este LP quadrifonico...este foi o primeiro disco do Floyd que conheci....e esta música foi a música que eu disse...sou um fã pra sempre!!!!!! Fui abençoado em assistir Floyd uma vez...Roger Waters seis vezes...e Brit Floyd ( cover band)....13 vezes...duas vezes esta semana...(20 de julho 2023 em Stockton e 23 de julho 2023 em Saratoga)...moro na Califórnia a 42 anos...The lunatic is in my head...🤓🤓🤓

[@LucasAlmeida-dz5xh]

I don’t suffer from schizophrenia, but this song reminds me of psychosis. The distortion and terror, the feeling of being watched and even chased, and the anxiety

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Reminds me of an acid trip, and if that’s what they were going for, it succeeds. I wish I HAD listened to this when I was dropping acid.

[@rickdelaet1193]

I CAN STILL REMEMBER LISTENING TO THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH MY BRAND NEW STEREO WITH THE HEADPHONES ON CRANKED UP. WOW...

[@endo1185]

When I was in high school, I listened to Pink Floyd when I smoked cannabis for the first time to try to understand musicians better. This song gave me a bat trip.

[@katieturows1237]

This song reminds me of my childhood.

[@GroundPilotsMusic]

The greatest album ever made ...

[@BlazeofGloryYT]

The meaning of this song is about how we are on the constantly on the run from death until it takes us.

[@sidharthanuroop6030]

1:58 that sound gives me chills

[@Mynamesalexa]

An Alan Parsons Production Bought the LP in 1973 1st record I bought in my new home Sears on Johnson Highway Norristown, Pa

[@RhoyM]

Allan Parson, trabalhou tambem com os Beatles, onde ele começou.

[@elizabethnavarro6915]

Es como estar flotando en el espacio en medio de supernovas y naves espaciales y millones de galaxias lo digo por los sonidos mas que una obra maestra es una genialidad ni a picazo u o otro artista habría inventado tal genialidad❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Leandro-js2mb]

Muito obrigado PINK FLOYD por tudo de tudo

[@74SD455TA]

I was in my very early of smoking grass, probably less than my 10th time, and me and buddy put on "Dark Side of the Moon" (1st time I was hearing the whole album) and when "On the Run" was being played, I thought I was in a different universe....maybe I was, those first few times getting high were the best as was this album. Both the album and myself are still smoking 50 years later!

[@Ryan_Hansen]

this song just makes my brain so happy and how it melds into the next track.

[@Tiqerboy]

I remember when I first heard this. A friend gave me a recording of Pink Floyd's Darkside of the Moon on Casette and I popped it into my Walkman and listened to it while riding the TTC Subway late at night to the end of its line in what I think is Scarboro. It felt surreal listening to this music, late at night on a subway train car with hardly anyone in it.

[@stevenlawrence3614]

I just love Pink Floyd!

[@Bruhhhh40]

I remember this song from the movie: the black phone

[@kaliboo60]

If I had but one album...this is it. With headphones only!!

[@Alert66]

Это настоящая музыка никогда не устареет.

[@Polyglot_English]

Оптимист

[@Alert66]

@@Polyglot_English Пессимист?

[@МаринаСветлакова-л3з]

👍👍👍Это и есть настоящая Музыка.

[@Polyglot_English]

Нет, это просто ностальгия

[@АдельКапитонов-с2ъ]

@@Polyglot_Englishесли бы это была просто ностальгия, люди бы не открывали для себя эту группу из поколения в поколения. Поэтому смотри как сейчас у молодежи котируются гиганты 70ых-80ых как Eagles, Van Halen и прочие, и как котируется бессмертная музыка Флойда и Битлз

[@alancooper8912]

When we was growing up I used to lock my brother in a bedroom in our hanted house with this album playing ha what fun we had

[@spacetitan2198]

My favorite album, and it was released before I was born.

[@marciofreitas9449]

❤

[@susanboyd5471]

Oh wow! I was 10. Glad you enjoy the music .❤

[@Lucy-AnneVasconcelos]

a lotta people i saw rating this song said its bad. i think its the most beautiful sound i have ever heard in this album. the dark side of the moon is the best album to hear in an airplane flight. Someone agrees?

[@tto0508]

Ikr

[@mikedrinan5223]

Very sharp and clear, down to the nanosecond 😉

[@Spacemonkey124]

I love listening to this while I’m on the road.

[@lordsesshomaru8960]

To see the year 2023 alongside this... It almost makes me admire past chaos.

[@davidhemphill2409]

I listened to this while speed-walking to my connecting flight a few months ago. An experience I'll never forget. Made to my gate just in Time. 😉

[@jeremiahmoreira507]

When I heard this track for the first time I was imagining flying through a neo-city like blade runner. Just imagine, it’s nighttime, the architecture reaches high into the clouds, neon lights bathe the city, large hologram advertisements speak out seemingly directly to you, other spinners are flying all around you passing you from above etc. all headed to their own destinations. You are trying to blend in with the traffic as you are being pursued by someone working against your favor. As he gets closer you start to maneuver in through traffic as best you can. Tensions rise until the inevitable crash. I like to think I got successfully away while the pursuer crashed. But that’s the beauty of art you can think whatever you want

[@dwayneandrews2059]

On the run, an exercise in lunacy. Scared me to death as a child in the 70's. Still evokes that same feeling of uneasy excitement even 50 years later. 😵

[@davidking3699]

One of the original experiments in the art of stereo mastering - headphones give this a whole other dimension...

[@RubenGreenshadow]

My favorite part of Darkside. Wonderful sound now!

[@gatitosdefresa]

Best band ever

[@BJcanal270]

F...yeah

[@patkelly8309]

It's been Remasterd about 10 bloody times! It doesn't need it at all it never did

[@kevingill648]

IMO The greatest album ever recorded! loved it since it's release in 1973.

[@randomguy6117]

I seem to be in the minority on this, but I actually think this is the best cut on the album. It's brilliantly conceived and put together.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

I agree

[@blancatorres1047]

A masterpiece just like everything Pink Floyd does ❤

[@xsm5525]

ummagumma? endless river?

[@TheCubeOfficial77]

​@@xsm5525ummagumma has some good songs and endless river is underrated

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

Reminds me of that Sesame Street skit from the 70s-80s where the man’s nose, chin, and forehead change shape to sounds like what’s almost exactly in this song. There’s a female version too with higher pitched sound effects, I’m sure some of you know what I’m talking about…..

[@chasey2327]

a spooky but great track when u first hear it on the album - and the 'making of ' with roger in the studio for the Pompeii video is fantastic seeing an innovative work in progress

[@FurryWrecker911]

When people give me funny looks for listening to drum and bass, dub, techno, etc, I point at bands such as Pink Floyd because they were figuring out how to do it long before electronic music took off as its own genre. These guys shaped my interests as a kid.

[@alesrupnik8883]

Couldn’t agree more! Also was fascinated that Deadmau5 mentioned on the Shawn Ryan Shown that the Pink Floyd were one of the first bands who actually made electronic music.

[@thefrontline22]

PINK FOREVER AND EVER FLOYD

[@MikeeHollMartz]

This masterpiece of music took Black Phone to a whole other level.

[@spudlee3547]

The Tribe ❤️ is Strong mate 💪❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@BernardFiguiere]

🎼 It's my favorite part of the album, we're a bit in the atmosphere of the Tangerine Dream albums of the time, I love listening to it with the in-ear headphones 🎶

[@IBEROTIPS]

This track made me feel scared when I was a child.. because most of the time the news on television used this song when they addressed the UFO Phenomena.. Now I enjoy this masterpiece.... But I remember how scary i was..

[@readventurekids]

It's just an explosion of pure unadulterated ecstasy this set. Relentless waves of euphoria and darkness in equal measure. By the time that Van Halen guitar in the Jem 77 tune kicks in followed by that insane breakdown I am in literal tears.

[@randy521]

Listening to On The Run, on acid in the 90's...what an epic time to be a kid

[@maltlickey]

I remember going to work with my father when I was a little boy and we sometimes listened to this song and pretended we were running from aliens in the car.

[@Jay_to_Jay]

The laughing that starts at 2:52 is eerie af

[@enriquepastor3626]

I fell in love instantly with this track as a kid, I used to ask my dad on long car trips to put on the cassette with the "clocks" and "ufos and horses" songs, and I sat in the backseat while listening to this, closing my eyes imagining I was hiding in a dusty abandoned store, in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere, looking through the broken blinds how all this mayhem happened outside: crazy people fighting, skeleton bikers from hell and ufos flying by and shooting laser and wild horses running away.

[@kriscaitanya]

Listening this while driving is such a real experience

[@JaydanMata2024]

Let gooooooo pink floyd forever

[@Shinotheblackcat]

My second favorite song on this album.

[@Lemontarts01]

I was at an electronics n stuff store the other day with my mother. (Im 22) Saw the album and i freaked the fuck out. She then freaked out and was like "you know pink floyd?" My response was "I may not have had any LSD experiences yet, but these guys are the reason i want to😂😂" I love you guys. The music you made was so unique

[@MelioraCogito]

♥it. … though, there is something missing when the track abruptly ends and nothing happens (i.e. the next track _Time_ doesn't begin … 😓). Let us not forget the invaluable contribution and collaboration of Alan Parsons in the engineering of this album. Clare Torry's vocals in _Great Gig in the Sky_ still gives me goose bumps. The entire album is still 50-years later, an absolute masterpiece (gawd the '70s was a great time to grow up in).

[@johnPapineau-x3l]

The time sequence music for this kicked ass too

[@blancatorres1047]

I have seen the laser show for Dark Side of the moon at the Flandrau Planetarium in Tucso, Az like 2-3 times with my son, the first time he was still a child, so glad I taught him to love great music ❤

[@JustJeph33]

Plane came down the cable, explosion on the screen- made to look like it was mere centimeters from the screen.. awesome! L.A. Sports Arena '75.. during chief Ed Davis' war on drugs. Y'all remember that? Guys in the bathroom getting frisked whilst takin a leak

[@stephenhauser9440]

So ahead of their time

[@Bloodybloodworktimesapjasper]

Best track on the album

[@GaryPlayer69-f9i]

We Used To Love To Drop Acid And Put On The Headphones And Trip Balls, Big-Time, To This Album!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@eddiebazan6411]

I had to explain to one of my contemporaries that “on the run” and “run like hell” were two different songs by the same gift from god.☮️

[@subooking]

On the run like hell

[@fwoomp666]

People in 1973 were NOT ready for this

[@TheJimbomull1]

Some of us were. I was heavily into early Krautrock at the time. I thought the Floyd album was too commercial lol. Sounds great now though.

[@michaelblair5566]

I was 1 year old when this came out.

[@Baphomet23]

By and away the best track on the album.

[@johnsmith-qw8zv]

A breakthrough album. No band has anything like it (sorry guys, but it's a fact, deal with it).🎸

[@susanlaurence8745]

Haha, yes!!!

[@reberali6930]

And no one will do for the rest of the human race!! Hands down

[@guts9160]

Pretty boring band

[@Thealex97]

Try listening to Shpongle and let me know

[@predeterminedmeat5024]

Flaming lips soft bulletin

[@Goatchild90]

Crazy how they included a Plane crash into this album and it doesn't disrupt the vibe of the album sonically. That's hard to do. Shout out to 70's recording technology.

[@deylopezllanos]

Smoking a joint right now with this masterpiece ❤🍁

[@rooms1028]

What's great about this album is you don't need to.

[@beza6825]

0:00 part 1 1:00 part 2 1:57 part 3 2:41 part 4

[@jencasemusic]

The beginning of electronic music 🙏🖤

[@thejrm420]

50 years later into the21st. century way ahead of time