PINK FLOYD - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) | FIRST TIME REACTION SHINE ON YOU CRAZY VI-IX

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[@marklunn41]

Pink Floyd was a force of nature It’s good to see a new generation of people appreciate their unique genius

[@realitybytez]

that steel guitar solo will always be one of my favorite gilmour solos.

[@rachaddle6581]

Piink Floyd is without question, one of the best😊. My entire life has been Pink Floyd.. no lie😇🤗😎 Pink Floyd is Gangster of ALL music..fact.👍 Pink Floyd iS the GANG of gangster..NO DOUBT at all!😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎.Seriously no joke.😎👍

[@jonhenke1504]

At one of their concerts you are actually inside of the music! They make sure that there are speakers behind you on both sides of you and in front of you and their special effects, lights and sound system could power a medium-sized City!!! They basically put you in an arena and turn it into a giant set of headphones and I guarantee you the sound is amazing and perfectly clear because I've seen them live four times in three different decades! You are literally swallowed up by the music!!

[@ShawnSalvadori]

The sounds these guys can produce 👌

[@ianfortier6796]

Great reaction! The cover is a snapshot of a musician making a deal with a record company and getting burned in the deal, which is why he's on fire. That was shot in real life, not photoshop to add the flames back then. The stuntman was fitted with a suit doused in oil and insulated with a fire retardant material. Crazy stuff.

[@ShawnSalvadori]

That's amazing! I definitely thought it was some sort of photo editing and thought it looked really clean. Wouldn't have guessed it was a real take. Still looks amazing and great meaning

[@thepragmatic6383]

@@ShawnSalvadori If you do a Google search for: (Ronnie Rondell and Danny Rogers), you'll easily find more shots of these stuntmen when this photo was taken. The photograph of the man on fire was taken at Warner Studios in Hollywood. The photographer Aubrey Powell had planned several shots but a strong wind will compromise his plans, bringing the flames down on the face of the stuntman, who will refuse to take other shots.

[@skyscraper7474]

Richard wright: peace to his soul! ..thanks for your reaction, is great.

[@SpaceOdditiesLive]

Don't forget "Animals" which came after "Wish You Were Here"! It's many people's favorite Pink Floyd album, including mine...although it does depend on my mood. There's no question that it's an absolutely amazing album though, featuring what is probably David gilmour's best-ever guitar work.

[@philshorten3221]

BTW the very last few notes played by Richard are a riff from one of Syds most popular tracks "See Emily Play"

[@jonhenke1504]

Actually Rodger Waters was with them from conception before they were even Pink Floyd they were calling themselves "the tea set" and at one time wanted to call themselves Megadeth! But Syd Barrett name them Pink Floyd after Pink Anderson and Floyd Council two blues musicians! So their commercial success was from Dark Side of the Moon, then Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall and last but least although there are a few good songs on their last album with Rodger "The Final Cut"! Also, when you finally get to Animals from which you might be floored. It's their most angry album and their highest achievement in musical ability!!! It's loosely based on George Orwell's animal farm!! And the last few notes from SOYCD is an omage to Syd Barrett and one of his songs I think it was from Syd Barrett's song Bike but if I'm wrong I'm sure someone will correct me but the last few notes in SOYCD are from a Syd Barrett song!

[@lynnhoffman247]

See Emily Play was the ending that Rick played.😊

[@capetowntrikeman]

Please don't forget to check out On The Turning Away...live at The Delicate Sound Of Thunder tour. Mind blowing!

[@tonggosetudio4856]

Always got goosebumps on part 9

[@Kavala76]

Quick comment on the images used for this album: when this LP was originally issued the vinyl record was kept in an inner sleeve. The inner sleeve was kept in an outer sleeve. Each side of each sleeve had a theme. As I recall... Outer sleeve - front: FIRE (note - edge of picture burnt) Outer sleeve - back: EARTH (note - sand trickling from rent below the picture) Inner Sleeve - front: AIR (note - wavey edges to the picture) Inner sleeve - back: WATER (note - water pouring from a hole below the picture)

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Now that's really cool, thanks 😁

[@thepragmatic6383]

I had never made the connection with the 4 elements: fire, earth, air and water, interesting. I had noticed that the theme of ABSENCE is not only present in the lyrics of the album. Even the pictures included in the album sleeve describe the ABSENCE: - THE ABSENCE of pain / emotion / humanity from the burning man. - THE ABSENCE (partly invisible man) of the man with the briefcase in the desert. - THE ABSENCE of water for the man swimming in the sand. - THE ABSENCE of splashing and rippling from the man diving into the lake. - THE ABSENCE of somebody, the veil that floats without anyone wearing it. - THE ABSENCE of humanity in the two cybernetic hands, (handshake).

[@Kavala76]

@@thepragmatic6383 What you say makes sense and is thematically consonant with the absence if Syd.

[@jeffalmond]

The Masters of build up and layering…

[@thepragmatic6383]

The cover photo of this album has a very interesting history. Just like that of the album Animals and its pig "Algie".

[@jimralston7562]

Another vote for Animals. My 3 favorite all time albums are Dark Side, WYWH and Animals. All 3 masterpieces from start to finish, and which one I listen to is based on mood. The Wall is marvelously produced and has some outstanding tracks, but for me doesn't have the emotional/spiritual impact of the previous three. Too much Roger, not enough Floyd...

[@brucey86]

I respect your desire to react to the studio version, if you haven't heard it previously. I was at the Pulse Concert in 1995 in Foxboro MA. When you finish your studios, the pulse versions will blow you away. I had always loved Comfortable Numb from the Wall, but as you'll see in pulse, it is one of the best live rendition of all time. I was blown away by Gilmore's solo, at the end. We all needed the final concert rendition of 'Run LIke Hell', just to come down so we could all leave the concert in a lower emotional state, than the end of CN. The blockbusters, chronologically begin with Meddle, containing Echose, but you'll appreciate how much better the Pompeii version was. After Meddle you get DSOTM, one of the greatest 'albums' (I'm showing my age, 74) of all time, followed by the dedication to Syd in WYWH. Before you get to 'The Wall' (Roger's masterpiece), there's one more concept album, which matches the others in quality. It's titled, 'Animals', which Roger wrote, and contains a lot of metaphors to, Orwell's, Amimal Farm. Prior to pulse, I did see them in Foxboro in 1990, for their, 'Momentary Lapse of Reason' tour, written by David Gilmore, since Roger left after 'The Wall'. Hope some of this info was interesting. I love watching you new younger guys, remark on what music meant to us in the 60's and 70's. I do enjoy some of the newer music, but at my age I'm having a tough time with Rap. (lol) Keep up the good work.

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Thanks for this post, I definitely appreciated it. I can't wait to get to the entire pulse concert, its a moment I've been waiting for lol. I didn't know before where Animals fit into the scheme of things, but I do now and I'll work my way around to that one as well 😁

[@philshorten3221]

Parts are split because very important it wouldn't all fit on one side of a vinyl record!

[@flubblert]

Actually Dave wanted it all on one side like Echoes from Meddle but Roger disagreed, he thought it worked better this way. They acquiesced.

[@65alef]

Bravo !👏👏👏 Qui il grande Richard Wright al meglio !🎹🎹🎹 Ora sei già pronto dopo SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND 6/9 a passare all'album successivo ANIMALS (1977). È un esperienza !

[@ninemirrors]

Gilmour was never better! My absolute favourite!

[@glennbrock6560]

Yes, he was the creative force of pink floyd through The Wall 1979, then The Final Cut 1983 (this is officially a Pink Floyd Album, but is all Roger and just a lttle bit of David Gilmour), but roger had seized such control of the band by then that pink floyd was becoming a roger waters solo project... albums without Roger are... A Momentary Lapse of Reason 1987... The Division Bell 1994..The Endless River 2014...

[@jimangela4589]

Here is an interesting coincidence. Syd Barrett's real name was Roger he came up with the name Syd, spelled with a 'Y', out of the blue supposedly. But if you take those initials SYD, they can spell out Shine-on You Diamond. Crazy came a little later. But, he did wear out his welcome with well known precision. So how much is mad genius, how much is crazy and how much is drugs? One of Syd's first songs is "See Emily Play". The last five notes of "Shine On..." ends with a musical phrase from "See Emily Play". "High Hopes" the last song on the Division Bell album ends with the lines, "The endless river forever and ever." also taken from "See Emily Play", the lines, "Float on a river forever and ever." The Floyd's very last studio album is The Endless River. Finally, this bit of trivia. David Gilmour was invited to the recording of "See Emily Play" in May 1967 at Abbey Road by Syd Barrett.

[@philshorten3221]

Roger was with the band right from the start with Syd, Richard and Nick all the way up to The Final Cut Which was a few years after The Wall

[@1234tori]

thanks man - as usual great reaction

[@ShawnSalvadori]

🤘

[@keithmoore8702]

You missed out Animals which is the album after this. Then The Wall then the final album with Roger called The Final Cut

[@joeyboo1243]

Please do the Animals album. You will not be disappointed. Cheers.

[@glennbrock6560]

Year Title Original release format 1967 Arnold Layne/Candy And A Currant Bun single 1967 See Emily Play/Scarecrow single 1967 The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn LP 1967 Flaming / The Gnome single 1967 Apples And Oranges/Paintbox single 1968 It Would Be So Nice/Julia Dream single 1968 A Saucerful of Secrets LP 1968 Let There Be More Light / Remember a Day single 1968 Tonite Let's All Make Love in London LP (v.a. soundtrack) 1968 Point Me At The Sky/Careful With That Axe, Eugene single 1969 The Nile Song / Ibiza Bar single 1969 More LP (Soundtrack) 1969 Ummagumma LP 1970 Zabriskie Point LP (v.a. soundtrack) 1970 Picnic - A Breath Of Fresh Air LP (v.a. compilation) 1970 Atom Heart Mother LP 1971 Relics LP (Compilation) 1971 Meddle LP 1971 One Of These Days / Fearless single 1971 The Best of Pink Floyd LP (Compilation) 1972 Obscured By Clouds LP (Soundtrack) 1972 Free Four / Stay single 1973 The Dark Side Of the Moon LP 1973 Money / Any Colour You Like Single 1973 Us and Them / Time Single 1973 A Nice Pair LP (reissue) 1974 Masters Of Rock LP (Compilation) 1975 Wish You Were Here LP 1975 Have a Cigar / Welcome to The Machine Single 1977 Animals LP 1979 Pink Floyd - First XI LP-box 1979 Another Brick In The Wall/One Of My Turns single 1979 The Wall LP 1980 Run Like Hell / Don't Leave Me Now single 1980 Comfortably Numb / Hey You single 1981 A Collection Of Great Dance Songs LP (Compilation) 1981 Money single 1982 When The Tigers Broke Free/Bring the Boys Back Home single 1983 Works LP (Compilation) 1983 The Final Cut LP 1983 Not Now John/The Hero's Return single 1987 A Momentary Lapse Of Reason LP/CD 1987 Learning To Fly/One Slip single 1987 On The Turning Away/Run Like Hell single 1988 One Slip/Terminal Frost/The Dogs Of War(live) single 1988 Delicate Sound Of Thunder LP/CD 1990 Knebworth - The Album (Pink Floyd a.o.) LP/CD 1991 Tonite Let's All Make Love In London single 1992 Shine On CD-box 1992 The Early Singles CD (bonus on 'Shine On') 1994 The Division Bell LP/CD 1994 Take It Back/Astronomy Domine single 1994 High Hopes/Keep Talking/One Of These Days single 1995 Wish You Were Here/Coming Back To Life single 1995 Pulse LP/CD 1995 London '66-'67 CD-single 1997 '97 Vinyl Collection Box 1997 1967 Singles Sampler Lim.ed. Compilation 2000 Is There Anybody Out There (The Wall - live) 2CD 2001 Echoes: the Best of Pink Floyd Compilation 2CD 2007 Oh, By the Way (remastered) Box set 2011 The Best of Pink Floyd - A Foot In The Door Compilation CD 2011 Pink Floyd Discovery box (remastered) Box set 2011 Experience editions: Dark Side of the Moon Wish You Were Here The Wall Remaster with extra material 2011 Immersion editions: Dark Side of the Moon Wish You Were Here The Wall Deluxe Box sets 2014 The Endless River CD/2LP/Deluxe version 2014 Louder Than Words single 2015 1965: Their First Recordings Limited edition 2EP 2016 The Early Years 1965-1972: 1965-1967: Cambridge St/ation 1968: Germin/ation 1969: Dramatis/ation 1970: Devi/ation 1971: Reverber/ation 1972: Obfusc/ation 1967-1972: Continu/ation Compilation box set + standalone 2016 The Early Years 1967-1972: Cre/ation 2CD Highlights edition 2019 The Later Years 1987-2019 Compilation box set 2019 The Later Years 1987-2019 (highlights) 1CD Highlights edition 2020 Delicate Sound Of Thunder (new edition, re-release) CD/LP/digital 2021 Live at Knebworth 1990 CD/LP/digital 2021 A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (new edition, re-release) CD/LP/digital 2022 Hey Hey Rise Up feat. Andrey Khlyvnyuk 7" & CD single/digital 2022 Animals (2018 remix) CD/LP/BluRay/digital 2023 The Dark Side Of the Moon, 50th Anniversary edition Box-set 2023 The Dark Side Of The Moon - Live At Wembley Empire Pool 1974 CD/LP/digital v.a. = compilations and soundtracks with participation from various artists.

[@doscwolny2221]

Lol im missing about 3/4 of this. And i call myself a megafan. Looks like ive got some buying to do.

[@ShawnSalvadori]

That is an impressive list lol

[@philshorten3221]

Definitely finish the other 3 BEFORE The Wall. In Have a Cigar the music Exec claims to always have been a fan... And then asks the Band "By the way which ones Pink?" The main character who is the subject of The Wall is Mr "Pink" Floyd 🤣 The album cover seems to show someone dressed like a music Exec but normal opposite a burning version of himself. Seems to sum up the music industry and what it does to people perfectly

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Thanks for filling me in 😁

[@ritagryphon222]

I like your reactions

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Thank you 😁🤘

[@joemoon9936]

PF and Dire straits are the best of best... 🍻🍻

[@leew6091]

Did you listen to Meddle yet? Or Atom Heart Mother? Man, there is so much to choose from and its all solid gold

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Still have a long ways to go 😁

[@Enrico.Sbardolini]

@@ShawnSalvadori These are 3 minutes that will give you an idea of how much, and how beautiful and varied, the way to go will be: Every Genre Pink Floyd Performed Named kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHLLZXmwotKZmtk

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Just saw this, thanks for the link! Amazing list! Man, hearing snippets of some of those songs made me want to go have another listen! Glad that I was right about the wall lol, thought it sounded like a disco riff

[@Enrico.Sbardolini]

@@ShawnSalvadori " _Glad that I was right about the wall lol, thought it sounded like a disco riff_ " Wait a moment ... *The Wall* is a _ROCK OPERA_ in 4 Acts consisting of 26 Scenes. _Another Brick In The Wall_ (part I, II and III) he only has a "disco" riff for 3 of these scenes … There is much more and very different in the other 23.

[@ignaciopillado6778]

This part closes the album

[@flubblert]

That was all keyboard trailing off at the end... no trumpet, no sax, just keyboard. Roger Waters is the co-founder of Pink Floyd and was with them from its inception to 1985 which would include nearly their entire catalog save for the last two albums of 1987, and 1994. The most classic album period of Floyd is from Meddle 1972 through The Wall 1979. Also, you keep leaving out "Animals" 1977 when listing their biggest albums. Animals came right after this one and before The Wall. It is considered by many Floydians their best album. Can't leave that one out. Roger's last album with Pink Floyd was 1983's "The Final Cut". You'll never see Pink Floyd performing anything from that album as they had become pretty much estranged from him at that point. They just let him do his thing and leave. I like the album but it is very dark and very personal to Roger... however Gilmour still manages to get in a few killer guitar solos, and he does sing on one track "Not Now John". Songs from 'The Final Cut' get virtually no airplay on classic rock radio.

[@ShawnSalvadori]

Ah ok, I missed Animals, I'll be sure to add that one in

[@flubblert]

@@ShawnSalvadori dude, some of Gilmour's best guitar work is on "Animals". Must not be overlooked!!

[@flubblert]

Check out "Dogs" from Animals, all 17m of it.

[@llanitedave]

Animals does have some good stuff on it, but I do miss Richard Wright's creative input on that album. It's like there's a dimension that's been shut off.

[@flubblert]

@@llanitedave IDK, Richard Wright's synth and hammond creates some remarkable textural sounds throughout the album. The extent to which he himself composed them (or Roger's refusal to give him credit for whatever reason), isn't all that relevant in my view. His synthesized dog sounds during parts of "Dogs" is amazing.

[@randydee024]

....and Animals