Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Alternate Take/Mix)

[@THEPINKFLOYDIANS]

If they'd put some Floyd on the Challenger gold disc, we would've made contact by now......

[@MegaFonebone]

Voyager, both I and II. The Challenger was the U.S. space shuttle that blew up soon after takeoff. But your point is well taken.

[@saksuthsakan5500]

@@johnythepvpgod1470 Are you on LSD?

[@brianrankin4550]

They're already listening 🎧 have been for years

[@jeffrobodeenyehcmon5925]

YEP!!!

[@isisqueiroz1823]

​@@MegaFonebone .

[@normatible9795]

Richard Wright is an underrated musician. He is brilliant! He always set those keyboard tones to begin with

[@GekoPish]

true

[@markmoran7944]

nuff said!

[@heavymeddle28]

So true. Rick's Broken China is the only solo album I like. Don't care much for either Gilmours or Waters solo albums. But the four together... Magic

[@Anything4adollar]

dumb arse comment...Rick was never Under-Rated...this is Pink Floyd man, not some fly by night no name prog band from Kaspiar...The Floyd. No under-rated nothing with this band

[@Sandwich13455]

@@Anything4adollar Mason as a drummer, meh!average at best.

[@diegovanegas3962]

I just saw D.Gilmour 🎸yesterday at the MSG NYC concert! And when I went home to sleep I was still inside the concert dreaming✨

[@nathanbroke8856]

That transition from Part 5 to Part 6, when the bass starts kicking in, it's just too epic. This is the only version of Shine I've ever listened to ever since I found it

[@mikewallis2987]

The rare quadraphonic release also has extra keyboards during that part

[@Spuzzmacher]

Wright's piano in there is just incredibly menacing.

[@pjackson8322]

This version seems the most fitting of Syd's influence of any other version I've come across. It's the best bridge between the Syd Era and post Syd.

[@MikeFlood-oe3tu]

@@Spuzzmacher no Rick Wright, no Pink Floyd.

[@MikeFlood-oe3tu]

@@Spuzzmacher no Rick Wright, no Pink Floyd.

[@NokiGaming]

I can now die happy knowing and hearing Part 8 not fade out after three short minutes, but extend to eight minutes

[@runlikehell4180]

Exactly

[@fat596]

3:11 The 4 notes are so haunting and lonely in this version, absolutely incredible.

[@satori5886]

The 4 notes will resonate in space for ever!

[@Bananenbennie]

these haunting notes made Syd come to the studio, they must have been resonating in his mind somehow

[@duffdingelmeyer7101]

They are much better on their own here than in the studio version with the keyboard pads

[@LakeLeePrism]

These four notes David was goofing around with and Roger had a lightbulb moment and thus this song(s) was born. Same aha moment Axl had when Slash was using his warm up pattern that became Sweet Child O’ Mine.

[@normatible9795]

Yes, it befits syd barrett , which this music is dedicated to!

[@brunoniglo]

the greatest band ever in the world.i love them.

[@SluffAdlin]

nice

[@markmoran7944]

yep I agree!

[@conniestrayer2588]

Me too

[@vince-qb6su]

No doubt

[@ethnicleanserberg7975]

Of course

[@twta2725]

we, pink floyd fans, were the lucky ones. theres no need for more fans no, especially in times like this...

[@gungstom8730]

Nick mason was the underrated drummers all the time in rock history

[@UlyssesM]

Agung Utomo no. Hhahahhaha

[@michaelwoods9005]

I don't think he's underrated at all. his playing fit the music but I wouldn't go putting him up there with bonham, moon, peart, copeland etc.

[@stigflambard9799]

Was he ? I think not, and he would agree.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

When Roger Waters himself quips that Nick had trouble just keeping time, then yes, I'd say he is very underrated.

[@ethnicleanserberg7975]

@@porflepopnecker4376 cite quotation?

[@RetroRevolution_2025]

my soul just left my body.... How can one band be this good?? Incredible

[@goodguymassage]

I heard this version coming out of somebodys window as I climbed the neighborhood of Montmarte just 2 weeks ago. It was one of the highlights of my life! Thank you, Perfect Moment in Time for Me! Vive Earth!

[@anameaname6865]

Scott Jeffreys your welcome

[@fatnano]

A name A name haha 😭

[@Craigevansagain]

@goodguymassage that's simply awesome!

[@standandeliver8376]

I love it when it seamlessly goes from part one to part two at 13:05.

[@midlifemikey2913]

LOVE this transition!!!

[@aaronmccall3849]

When the even the rough cut is a masterpiece...

[@allemander]

When the second the is even as cloned as the first the, it makes you wonder which one is the real the.

[@dongray6834]

These guys had to be high out their minds to come up with what they created . Til this day…..Pure Genius . Absolute Masterpiece .

[@kip4966]

I can't believe it took my 7 years to find this! Now, I'm going to play it on repeat for the next 7 days to make up for time

[@jeffrobodeenyehcmon5925]

They were the most upsetting breakup of any band ever..yep even the Beatles as far as in concerned Pink Floyd is the greatest band if the 20th century

[@stephencrowley3939]

It's unbelievable how anyone could ever come up with this.

[@KCODacey]

I’ve been a fan since the turntable needle dropped on Ummagumma. It happens to all of us. Something inside of us resonates when we listen to music. Some like PF, some heavy metal, others it’s folk. For me it was the long, drawn out songs of PF: Saucerful, Set the Controls, Careful, Echoes. Heady stuff. Thanks for posting this.

[@wesandfiking6172]

I'm a fan of all of the above. I always set myself the challenge of looking for the longest version of a song I can find, and PF always do it sooo sooo well...

[@headbangerministries]

Oh man, I love jamming with my guitar whenI hear long drawn out jams of Pink Floyd. Many of their songs are fantastic to learn lead guitar and improvise to them. "Breath" is probably the best one but dam is it short. Breath is very emotional on the guitar. I am going to jam to this one and never heard it so long.

[@ilyachernitsky1902]

The more soundtrack is excellent as well

[@3ggshe11s]

My journey began with Ummagumma as well.

[@AlexDeLarge1]

Helps that Ummagumma is some of the best live psychedelic music ever put to record. Up there with Live/Dead and Jimi Hendrix at Monterey Pop.

[@e.w.859]

Definitely some of Roger’s best singing.

[@audreyplunkett6111]

I agree there

[@enriquebemol475]

Maybe the best performance in his career

[@aliensporebomb]

Big time. David and Richard were a big help but I remember Roger indicating that he had spent hours and hours overdubbing original backing vocals - I believe it. His pitch wasn't as good after this record - years of smoking took its toll on his singing but his voice is so distinctive (indeed and David and Richard) you could pick out their individual lines if you listen closely on this one.

[@Spuzzmacher]

@@aliensporebomb He is admittedly tone-deaf, which makes playing bass hard enough (why he always plays those mean sounding octaves and why Gilmour played the complex bass bits) but having to sing on a recording... still, somehow he made his voice fit as a counter to Gilmours voice incredibly well.

[@chickennuggetsonastick2388]

@@Spuzzmacher David's voice could've fit in the recording, but I think rogers overall was perfect

[@coffee4ninjas]

i know the beatles since 1994 when i was a 10 year old boy. They stand number 1 in my heart until 25 years later I know about Pink Floyd. (in my country they rarely know about this band). Pink Floyd immediately became my ALL TIME FAVORITE since then.

[@mrgenius4]

DON'T YOU DARE TAKE THIS DOWN! THIS IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD.

[@jesuschrist6191]

It's still up

[@gilblax8764]

I’m so addicted in Gilmour’s sound, that I listened to “No more lonely nights “ of Paul McCartney, for the first time, and I recognized his solo.

[@audreyplunkett6111]

No one else sounds like him 🙂

[@allemander]

Whoa. I never knew about this collaboration. Thank you for that enlightening bit of info! 🙏🏼

[@jonny_sparks]

I'm also addicted to his guitar sound. Outside of Floyd and Gilmour's solo work, I really like "In a Broken Dream"... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4ScnKiJgdmopq8

[@allemander]

@@jonny_sparks That’s an awesome track! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏼

[@julienoeuillet]

Part VIII from 18:56 is now my favourite Pink Floyd track ever, and it took me decades to finally hear it. Life always surprises you.

[@bagahofo93]

What a great find, heard the 'original' so many times it's great to hear 'raw' takes. The pic just takes you back to 1975

[@milenko6202]

Yeah , Dave used a different,bigger studio just so his guitar picks some kind of reverb which you can hear on the album

[@Setmose]

Wow! This is really great. It let's us know now how they envisioned the song as one piece -- an epic structure like Echoes. The final release is supreme, my favorite album of all time. There never was a better version of the studio-centric "Welcome to the Machine" than the original release. No live version ever did it justice.

[@VinceFerrante]

The bass at 22:00 has such a funky sound to it. PF really knew how to play and incorporate many music styles to form their unique sound. To me, that is one of the most important reasons as to why they were an incredibly well respected, even though they weren't as well recognized as they should have been. It was a very special talent that all members (Roger, Nick, Gilmour, Rick Wright, and Syd Barrett) possessed that made their career have many phases through which they developed and changed their sound. It makes it very interesting to see the transition of their sound throughout the years. All of this is yet another reason why PF will always be regarded as one of the most groundbreaking and revolutionary groups in the history of music.

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

Vincenzo Ferrante That's not bass. That's Rick playing (I forget the name of the funky keyboard.)

[@VinceFerrante]

Thanks for the info, had no clue. Makes sense considering how capable Rick was in producing unique sounds and wonderful rhythms to give the music an extra layer.

[@martinhorsfield5042]

It's a clavinet - a 70s synthesizer that was meant to replicate the sound of a harpsichord - played low. It was used on loads of Stevie Wonder records in the mid 70s. There's also bass guitar in that section but playing deeper and far fewer notes.

[@DechantMusic]

What is so great is that they ignored the music of their time and pulled from old jazz,and waltzes and blues from decades earlier along with adding their own ambient sound. Dare to be different and it worked!

[@Syfoll]

@@martinhorsfield5042 It's not a synth. It's similar to an electric piano, but tries to replicate the sound of a clavichord

[@bwd81977]

I like the crackiliness of the sound. It gives you the impression that the shit was LOUD. 😏

[@josejosebilbao9246]

I love Pink Floyd, just the number one band ever....

[@draganuzelac]

Struktura ove čudesne kompozicije sastojala se od dva dela, podeljena na dve strane albuma (početak i kraj ploče) i devet celina koje su tvorile jedinstvenu simfoniju posvećenu duhu kreativnosti i ludila Sida Bereta, Pink Floyd priče uopšte.Prvi, uvodni deo priče o ’’Sjaju ludog dijamanta” (Wright, Waters, Gilmour, u trajanju od 0:00 do 3:54 minuta) započinje magičnim, nestvarnim pretapanjem zvukova koji uvlače slušaoca u vanvremensku zvučnu i duhovnu odiseju. Pretapanjem zvukova sintisajzera, Hammond orgulja i vlažnih prstiju koji se trljaju o rubove vinskih čaša ispunjenih različitim količinama vode (oslanjajući se na bizarnu ideju pesme Čaše vina sa nedovršenog projekta Floyda ’’Household Objects”, pokušaja muzičkog projekta bez korišćenja muzičkih instrumenata) Floydi nas uvode u svoj jedinstveni duhovni prostor, beskrajno muzičko polje gde prestaje stvarnost koju poznajemo i počinje jedinstvena duhovna kulisa neočekivanosti Pink Floyd univerzuma, kreativnog ludila i vanvremenske muzike koja dira dušu. Nikad neću zaboraviti magiju mog detinjeg, neupućenog, prvog preslušavanja ove čudesne kompozicije jedne letnje večeri, krajem sedamdesetih godina prošlog veka, taj neopisivi osećaj koji me je obuzeo i privukao sebi zauvek sasvim običnim opuštanjem uz čari radijskog programa Beograda 202, kultne radijske stanice koja me je inicirala svetom rokenrola. Četiri decenije kasnije, sa mnogo više iskustva i muzičkog predznanja, emotivne zrelosti, utisak je gotovo isti, ako ne i jači, prilikom svakog sledećeg preslušavanja ove jedinstvene muzičke epopeje, psihodelične svite, duhovnog onostranog putovanja Pink Floyd intergalaktičkom muzičkom krstaricom

[@effiemars_]

I like how it sounds kinda like one take. In the album version, some parts fade into one another like there were no correlation, with fade out/fade in, but here you can hear how the changes are made and how they'd play it "live", without effects or anything, just the band's playing

[@claudioberton4220]

Versione superlativa di Shine on..impareggiabile e inarrivabile.. Roba da pelle d'oca!! Gran lavoro di tutta la band da Roger e David a Nick al compianto Richard Wright.. Grazie per averci regalato questo pezzo di musica stratosferico!!

[@epicalprototypeW98]

It's amazing to hear the early take, and then hear the final recording. Absolutely mind fucking blowing. The Pink Floyd are the best.

[@DJmattress]

My funeral will have this playing on repeat...

[@mesmogruvinski]

Nick's drumming comes through beautifully clearly. His cymbals are so crisp. I love his playing towards the end with all the fills and kick drum syncopations.

[@rogerberlin9195]

What makes this song só good is because no one could predict it.

[@charlesnolan7602]

This is interesting. I was at my first PINK FLOYD show, WYWH, June, 1975 Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa., 40 years ago! Upon hearing this for the first time, I ....WISH I WAS THERE.....again!

[@brucea6254]

CHARLES NOLAN My first PF show was in Soldier Field, '77. This album and Animals. Wow. Me and some college buddies drove 200 miles to get there. Chicago.

[@RCAvhstape]

RIP Spectrum. Good times there.

[@21centuryhippie61]

You guys are sooooooooooooo damn lucky!! I got in the game just a year ago, and never really had a chance to experience them at their best. Moreover, I was only 2 when Syd died and 4 when Rick died, meaning I never knew anything about either until over a decade after both were dead... not to mention I never knew of the band until well after Pink Floyd’s final album: “The Endless River” was already almost half a decade old. Nonetheless, I am eternally grateful for all of the members’ contributions to the band and society as a whole with their beautiful, unmatched musical prowess. Pink Floyd is the greatest band to ever exist! A Syd and Rick; En pace requiescat.

[@lilRadRidinHood]

@@21centuryhippie61 Your comment did my heart good. I saw them in 1972 at Hollywood Bowl, and have been listening to their music every day since then. To learn that a young person is going against the grain, that is, opening their ears and mind to music with a message and quality unlike anything "popular" in the current era is wonderful. Enjoy what the narrow-minded ones are missing...Shine On!

[@MrBopit1]

Remembering when you were young! May you continue to shine like the Sun.XXX

[@zanngoc]

I am sorry Mozart but this English fellas are just as amazing as you were.

[@dwad3ify]

The beat starting at 19:23 is amazing and groovy!!

[@thekiwiclipper1113]

Raoul Duke Mr Duke?

[@MrHooks-hh7wc]

Phloyd Phunk.

[@korylloyd780]

19:23 -> END: Yeppers-- AMAZING & GROOVY & the FUNKIEST of all time, period!

[@arrivingarriving5166]

Yes yes yes yes!

[@miguel2740]

pink floyd have a great groove, atom heart mother and echoes is an example

[@Alphanir28]

7:35 this piece sends the shivers down my spine. amazing.

[@andresflores9251]

Excelente canción no hay nada más grande como Pink Floyd !

[@lucianoperez7205]

Nos veremos en La Cara Oscura de La Luna

[@theaformentioned9673]

4:20, time to toke and rock with the Floyd...makes my brain feel good

[@dwad3ify]

Already there with you mate. Cheers

[@videobreizh]

J’adore cette version . On se croirait dans le studio. C’est magique, ce truc !

[@gh0stdayss]

La voix de Roger est insane

[@midlifemikey2913]

The tempo change at about 12:13 and the little extra guitar....nice! ❤

[@4vinylsound]

Has anyone noticed the clock on wall say 420 lol Floyd is always ahead of their time.

[@badreddinnegr5084]

And what does that mean anyways?

[@4vinylsound]

@@badreddinnegr5084 420 is the weed hour. It's a code marijuana medicators have.

[@badreddinnegr5084]

Ohh

[@steve1962]

Fantastic. From 19.23 onwards should be put on a loop, it is so cool. Been a Floyd fan since I heard DSOTM for the first time when it came out in 1973.

[@91futura]

Ce groupe est entré vivant dans l'Histoire de la Musique et à jamais ....for ever and ever ...

[@badreddinnegr5084]

Bien sur

[@midlifemikey2913]

The transition at 15:18.....smoooooov!!!❤

[@korylloyd780]

Richard wright always played the perfect keyboard sound and lick

[@MahiAbrarAmer]

Absolutely jaw-droppingly good!

[@tohogirl5]

So many emotions in this songs, the lyrics that get to your heart, the nostalgic feel that makes me want to cry, the groovy feel that kind of wants to make me dance, i just love everything, this is not only my fave pink floyd song but my overall favorite song.

[@RalphETazFord]

I love this mix!!

[@mdt4541]

This is so genius. Wright is really brlliant.RIP

[@cybercanal5319]

Fuck yes extended pt 8 jam. Best part of the damn song.

[@DonotlandlordTX]

good God how have I never heard this version??? thank you:)

[@naishjam]

The thing about Floyd is just the sheer attention to detail. There's a video out there of Gilmour at a mixing session for "Take A Breath". Him and Guthrie spend a good 10 minutes on one word of one vocal to make sure it sounds just perfect in the mix. That level of craftsmanship is the reason Floyd are so good. They took simple ideas and developed it and refined it over, and over, and over, until it was just the way they wanted it. And EMI deserve massive credit for giving them studio time to do it (in some cases, a full year of studio time).

[@ElementResources-rp8ox]

Fantastic!!!!!!!!! I cannot believe I have not heard this before and I have loved this album for decades !!!! Thank you!

[@ah-jw8rl]

This is one of their Highlights, It's so amazing how everything works in such a small time.

[@AbdulGhaffarKassim]

Very nice I like this so much since school time

[@punx3030]

Any one else notice the clock on the wall reads 4:20? ;)

[@lptomtom]

+syd floyd Yeah, 3 or 4 other comments have

[@bruster2008]

+syd floyd brilliant

[@wvufreak56]

4:20 on clock ....significant of what?

[@noahnippard7144]

chicathechicken chica get a life 12 year old

[@deafears4025]

Wow, you can play a G chord.

[@TheEPICCHEEZBRGR]

A beautiful and raw take on an already perfect song, but im really missing the beautiful sax solo

[@alexspedener2821]

best group ever

[@HaykMartirosyan]

Ending is so Jazzy :) Shine on!

[@johnmorrison3556]

This is by far my all-time favorite pink floyd song

[@alfagraphique]

Rogers on fire... the bass is very good !

[@AstroSLOTH393]

I read in an interview with Gilmour where he stated the majority of the bass on the records was actually him playing.

[@lptomtom]

AstroSloth Gilmour did play bass on some songs (One of These Days for instance, in duo with Roger, or Pigs in solo), but on the vast majority of Pink Floyd songs it's Roger playing. He was actually a very competent bass player, just listen to the live versions to hear it (I especially recommend the Animal Instincts bootleg from 1977)

[@Rozq]

lptomtom You are wrong. David did play bass on most of the songs.

[@lptomtom]

No he didn't. Here's the list of all the PF songs he played bass on, in chronological order: The Narrow Way pts. 1-3 Fat Old Sun One Of These Days Shine On You Crazy Diamond (pt. VI) Pigs (Three Different Ones) Sheep Comfortably Numb Don't Leave Me Now Goodbye Blue Sky Hey You Mother Nobody Home The Show Must Go On The Trial Waiting For The Worms Young Lust Money (A Collection of Great Dance Songs) High Hopes Wearing The Inside Out As you can see, that's not "most" of PF songs. (Source: www.pinkfloydonline.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=16000)

[@BenCulture]

lptomtom I agree that Roger is a good bassist; he's got his own special touch, and Pink Floyd are lacking a lot without him. That's why Live 8 was such an awesome little gig. However, I should mention that on the _Animals_ tour (called _In the Flesh_), Roger played rhythm guitar on "Pigs" and "Sheep" while Snowy White played bass. Roger did play bass on "Dogs", live and in studio, and did a fine job of it. I think Roger and Nick once made a great rhythm section, but they kinda lost something when they quit doing swing/shuffle style circa _Animals._ (It's still my favorite PF album, though.)

[@DroneGirl1]

Brilliant! Thumbs up and Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@suubwayrocker]

Los últimos 5 minutos de la canción son el mejor "jamming" de toda la historia! Se pueden escuchar a los Floyd en una perfecta Sincronia!

[@s7evens4]

Y el clavinet de Wright es orgásmico, eso y muchísimo más! 🤤

[@Craigevansagain]

I highly recommend the live versions of this from the 1975 and 1977 "Animals" tour. There's some really epic jamming there!

[@suubwayrocker]

​@@CraigevansagainThanks mate, I'm going to look for it and listen to it ❤

[@kingboyh]

The best band of all times and the music will always be a Part of my life

[@linakuniliusee3707]

I have been a pink Floyd fanatic since they started

[@allemander]

What year was that?

[@arfansthename]

@@allemander maybe 67?

[@reefpondman5632]

@@arfansthename 65 i think

[@manelciracblanchart8548]

it sounds so fresh , i'm shure they enjoyed

[@Moonmaedyn]

This is GORGEOUS. Thank you for posting it!

[@ericlebrun1640]

what a amazing analogic sound!!!!!!really

[@mertgultekin8713]

İt's a certainly awesomness like clarity swear excellente so praying involved I would like to congratulate you for a musical group work that is based on its integrity..And world-renowned and well-known naming enabled Pink Floyd save me again..

[@haydenshapiro1756]

This version really portrays the music in a coating of sorrow.

[@miguelaodelao]

Amazing version

[@bugeanuflorin1531]

Thanks, fabulous, good time for you

[@Quaidhasta]

I think Pink Floyd as a band were very underrated because they avoided unnecessary attention and media time. Compare to for example, Rolling Stones. They decided to stay that way and even in concerts most of the time they had video screen with videos playing in background

[@ZackGasse]

WowWowWow, I'd call this the ultimate UrShineOn. Tremendous

[@sonsin6381]

13:38 i have no sexual needs anymore ,these guys are just not Human, the best music band in history of mankind ,these people shouldn't die

[@blackdotmicro8852]

♥️🙌

[@arfansthename]

one of them already died

[@l.pietrobon3925]

Having no sexual needs is good, since as a Pink Floyd fan you will never get laid

[@Craigevansagain]

@@arfansthename two sadly. Syd Barrett and Richard Wright.

[@markmoran7944]

Nice early studio working version!

[@fretboardmaster70]

David Gilmour standing in Abbey Road studio NO 1 where THE BEATLES recorded most of their work. Apparently David wanted a BIG SOUND and requested to use studio 1. They don't make them like this anymore.

[@ProvencalLeGallois]

Actually the Beatles recorded most of their work in studio 2

[@m0rfans]

Yeah. Studio #1 is the "orchestra" studio. For that big, big sound. Only topped (in my opinion) by the intro to "Sorrow", recorded in an empty stadium for that ENORMOUS guitar sound. (I'm sure someone will look up which stadium...)

[@Tyrannosaurine]

Also it should be noted that in an effort to get a bigger sound and more sustain Gilmour would track his guitars are ear bleeding volume. The picture shows him in front of 3 amps, most likely all running together. Some sort of Fender (bassman?) into either a 6-12 cab or an enlarged 4-12. His signature Hiwatt through another 4-12 and a Leslie cabinet as well. I’ll bet it was outrageous. Also, I can’t tell but that COULD be a Binson unit on top of the Fender.

[@ropiyas]

@@Tyrannosaurine It's a Fender Dual Showman. And yes, it is a Binson Echorec II.

[@colourfaze86]

From a magazine interview i read once of Phil Taylor, he explained this photo as being when Dave recorded the Shine On intro. The reason he's standing right there, is that it was done with the lights off, so he was there to help with any adjustments or lol i could imagine to even just keep the cables from tripping him. Leslie organ amp to the far right right ;)

[@aliensporebomb]

David ran his guitar through Leslies to give it a more swimmingly ethereal sound. That first chord in Shine On with the four ringing notes it's so evocative and that big room made the sound just huge.

[@NoStringsAttached_Guitar]

Damn, that piano accompanying the bass in Part 6 is so great 😮 I've never noticed it in the final recording

[@aldodainese6105]

Brano sublime,si può viaggiare nell' universo attraverso i pianeti,basta liberare la mente dal corpo.😂😢❤❤❤

[@Jethro719]

Outstanding. Nothing earthshakingly different and as usual, the The Floyd got it right in the end, but very interesting to see them working. Obviously before Gilmour added the Syd Barrett-like multi-tracked guitar madness midway through Part 6, which I find to be genius !

[@ruvipank121]

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[@ruvipank121]

מה...קרה..? לאן...נעלמת ???

[@headbangerministries]

Never heard this version till now. Thanks for uploading. Amazing how much free music is on You Tube and with my addblocker I get not one stupid add! Fk yeah!

[@Erkidude]

This is superb!!!! Thank you!

[@CatFanInTheBathtub]

Thanks for uploading. Doesn't get any better than this.

[@insperationalgeniousourpin8381]

Genius! As usual! Thanks for the upload! Love to hear more!

[@clemensschumacher7239]

One of my favourite songs

[@sebastianocangini5537]

È come guardare tra le stelle e ascoltare il suono dell universo . Pian piano si materializzano ma tu sai che loro sono avanti anni luce rispetto a tutti❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@seankellymurray]

Thank you so beautiful cut down to the core!

[@javidiez_]

Greatest moment is from 0:00 to 25:16

[@gilmourfan8396]

Absolut mega geil !

[@JeniferLohan]

Remember when you were young? You shone like the sun Shine on, you crazy diamond Now there's a look in your eyes Like black holes in the sky Shine on, you crazy diamond You were caught in the crossfire Of childhood and stardom Blown on, the steel breeze Come on, you target for faraway laughter Come on, you stranger, you legend You martyr, and shine! You reached for the secret too soon You cried for the moon Shine on you crazy diamond Threatened by shadows at night And exposed to the light Shine on you crazy diamond Well you wore out your welcome With random precision Rode on the steel breeze Come on, you raver, you seer of visions Come on, you painter, you piper You prisoner, and shine! Nobody knows where you are How near or how far Shine on, you crazy diamond Pile on many more layers And I'll be joining you there Shine on, you crazy diamond And we'll bask in the shadow Of yesterday's triumph And sail on the steel breeze Come on, you boy child, you winner and loser Come on, you miner for truth and delusion And shine

[@emanuelapiccolo5773]

Unici nella storia del rock che ci portano in un'altra dimensione.che ci fanno viaggiare nello spazio.e sono tantissimi anni che hanno composto questi brani.sono stati solo loro col loro genio che ci hanno permesso di spaziare con la mente nell'universo.unici eterni come la loro musica geniale.Dainese aldo

[@frogthefrog]

@lptomtom thank you for sharing this 🙏🏼

[@sydneahardy1357]

My all time favorite song

[@shannonlucas2980]

How many amazing songs came out of that room?

[@gregmark1688]

Some of the vocals, guitars and synths were re-recorded for the final version, but not all of them -- it's fun trying to recognize which.

[@Craigevansagain]

yes, indeed!

[@michiganvines]

What a great version.