A MASTERPIECE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond REACTION

A MASTERPIECE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond REACTION
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[@MeShell138]

Syd actually showed up at this recording session and the band members cried 😢 because by then they didn’t even recognize him. He was a shell of his former self. A beautiful tribute.

[@robertgreen6433]

From what I read about that he showed up with his head and eyebrows shaved and that was basically the inspiration of the scene in the Wall movie where Pink shaves his head and brows.

[@thistimeImhomie]

​​​@@robertgreen6433the vh1 legends about syd is such a great doc. They discuss in great detail that experience. I believe he was also overweight and brushing his teeth maniacally.

[@davidskidmore4189]

I remember hearing an interview with Roger Waters about writing. He said with lyrics he learned from Syd that the simple statements were the best. I think in a odd way, Syd was always a member of that band.

[@taradevine6026]

​@@thistimeImhomieWhile jumping up and down. Heartbreaking. He just randomly shows up after I think 6 years while mixing THIS song. 😳

[@davidhuggan6315]

He said their music sounded old

[@noblshtplz]

Pink Floyd is mind music. It doesn't make you want to jump up & dance or feel a Beatles kind of simple joy. Instead it lights up your brain cells....one at a time...Happy Birthday Amber enjoy the rush...✌️❤️🎶

[@donkey3187]

Its for listening to when you're high

[@plrt6794]

@@donkey3187. 😂😂😂

[@SirHilaryManfat]

@@donkey3187 You don't need to be high to listen to Pink Floyd... Listening to Pink Floyd makes you high!

[@carlosruiz-ob7le]

@@donkey3187 no hacen falta las sustancias para escuchar y sentir a Pink Floyd. Ellos solos te llevan al más allá de la percepción.

[@bellodrade]

Joy is nothing if not simple. It only takes us to complicate it. Roger Waters once said that when they were a young band they were at Abbey Road studios when The Beatles were recording Sgt. Peppers and said they were in awe at what could be done in that enclosed space. He realized then what direction his band should inevitably embark upon with different sounds and ideas. It sounds simple enough with the right inspiration. Doesn't it?

[@petertimmins6657]

To put on this album with headphones and turn out the lights, lie back and let the music carry you away is STILL something this geezer likes to do, and I’m almost 59….

[@jackbackband7733]

I'm with you but I'm in my 70's.

[@ThePosiamus]

Did this when I came back from a night at the club....just floating away...through the universe...sadly I always have to come back.....

[@DouglasBarr-q5i]

Me to pal love man

[@jeffsonnefield6199]

I like doing that with Dark Side of the Moon too.

[@luketewsley4789]

I’m 22 and my dad is 59 almost 60 and me and him absolutely love Pink Floyd and Tool we do the same shit just mellow out maybe smoke a little and crank the headphones and just let our minds wander to this! Absolutely right there bud :) makes me smile how much music draws us all together!

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

The best thing the Floyd do is The use of space. They aren't afraid to let thing develop, use silence it's just awesome how well they did this. I know of no other band that can even come close to this level of perfection!

[@sansovino4124]

It's the same with films. The best ones are invariably those that director left 'to breathe'

[@alunhoskins4513]

I was 18 in September 1975 and bought this album on vinyl for my birthday - I still play it to this day even as now, somehow, I’m approaching 66😳 As a lifelong Floyd fan my reaction to this album was exactly the same as yours; and it still has the same effect today. Oh, and the way this track runs into the next…fabulous. You guys are awesome and thanks for this one. (In my head I’m still 18 and it makes me just a little sad to think how quickly the time has passed; Best not to dwell on that) And of course Amber….Happy Birthday!🎉

[@kelleychilton2524]

I bought it on 8-track tape so that I could listen to it in my 1971 Mercury Cougar convertible. 😂

[@vicprovost2561]

I hope David Gilmour has a chance to see this reaction to their music, Amber gives me chills seeing how much this music still means to people a half century later. Pink Floyd is just forever music.

[@PatriciaGass-hc3cu]

That would be awesome! or any of them

[@GaryCeaseGhostWolf]

💯

[@jamesblack9059]

​@@PatriciaGass-hc3cu😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@ozzystar3545]

You mean timeless music and that’s exactly what Pink Floyd is it ages perfectly never gets boring it’s the most interesting and hypnotizing band ever

[@vicprovost2561]

@@ozzystar3545 Forever or timeless. Same thing, they will always have listeners. 🎶🎵

[@joeyblowey123456]

You can only hear this masterpiece for the first time ever once. But this song never ever gets old.

[@jonathanmoon86]

Very good point! Only saw them (w/o Waters) once in 94. I'll never forget!

[@vicprovost2561]

The day it was released, we were in line at the record store,we each bought copies and immediately put it on and listened to the entire album. Stunned Pink Floyd fans were we! It never gets old, the way they put songs and albums together, they always sound fresh, after 1,000s of plays. Amazing band!!!

[@DaveH111]

This is one of those albums that you think to yourself how lucky we are that these people worked together to create music that is so moving. It's definitely a musical treasure.

[@smilerpink]

Agree and would add one more thing to build on your point: Wish You Were Here may be the greatest follow up album ever made by a rock band. Pink Floyd’s previous record, “Dark Side of the Moon” was possibly the most groundbreaking rock record ever. Following up DSOTM with another almost equally stunning album in “Wish You Were Here” is unheard of.

[@fotosbyduane]

My favorite.

[@PatriciaGass-hc3cu]

Blessed indeed to have this experience

[@lindarumsey3109]

By far one of the greatest songs ever recorded! My favorite Pink Floyd song, and it is incredibly difficult to pick a favorite Pink Floyd song!

[@itsmeagain1745]

For me, it's the one that fits my mood at that moment or where I want to go in my head.

[@KiltedHammer]

@@itsmeagain1745 Absolutely! Sometimes this is my favorite, sometimes it is Time, sometime Us and Them, sometimes Echoes, Comfortably Numb, Sheep, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, et cetera, ad infinum.

[@alanmaxwell3104]

I can't believe how "mature" you guys have become , making all of these reactions. You guys are awesome!!

[@rubentullenaar2934]

It’s been too long. Awesome reaction, the fact that Amber had to wipe the tears from her eyes, even without any lyrics spoken, speaks volumes of the power and emotion Pink Floyd can bring with just instruments. Simply amazing!!!

[@debnbhuy]

tears ???? !!!!

[@RomanPhilosopher]

The teats?!?!?! 😂😂😂

[@rubentullenaar2934]

@@debnbhuy 10:38 at least a tear 😊

[@decadentdevil]

Especially the solo on Comfortably Numb on Pulse .. it makes every girl cry

[@antonioiniguez1615]

Roger Waters. The greatest songwriter of all time. David Gilmour. The greatest guitarist of all time. Richard Wright. One of the most creative musicians of all time. Nick Mason. One of the most hypnotic drummers of all time.

[@mirandak3273]

Roger Waters the greatest lyricist of all time. Richard Wright, David Gilmour, and Roger Waters- the greatest composers of music of all time. (Fixed it for you. Most of DSOTM’s music was composed by Wright and/or Gilmour. A number of the most memorable songs on the Wall were composed by Gilmour with Waters or entirely by Gilmour. Of course Waters wrote all the lyrics and after he left the band, Gilmour had to get outside help on the lyrics.)

[@PhilliptBates]

As much as I respect Waters and love Gilmour, I would add "One of..." to both of their labels from you. And that would be hard to refute. Also, one of the best bands ever. You could also add that both Waters and Gilmour were two of the best vocalists in rock. And I do appreciate the alternate take from @mirandak3273, as well.

[@IdreamOfDouche]

Greatest songwriter ever might be a bit of a stretch even though he's certainly up there. Gilmour is obviously incredible, but I think it's difficult to say with any certainty that he's definitely above the likes of Hendrix and Beck etc.

[@unclebobunclebob]

Impossible to say who is greatest at anything.

[@aarontrzeciak2298]

@@unclebobunclebobthat is definitely true. Twisting my arm I might give the lyricist “best ever” to Bob Dylan or Joni Mitchell. It’s just very subjective and everyone has their own likes and preferences.

[@stevemadrid6522]

I've always deferred to Dark Side of the Moon, but the older I get, Wish You Were Here has probably become my favorite Pink Floyd album. This song is a masterpiece.

[@privatepilot4064]

Pure classic! People need to “get out of their music house” and see what’s out there! There’s a whole world of wonderful to be discovered!

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

Syd Barrett was still alive when the released this song. He lived until 2006 while struggling with mental health issues. There's a sad story about a time towards the end of them making this album that, after not seeing him for 7 years, Syd actually walked into the studio during a mixing session for this track. They all said he seemed diminished and faded. They said he had no clue the songs were about him and also that at some point he just left quietly without saying anything to anyone or anyone noticing him leave.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

The other part of the story I've heard the band members mention is that they actually saw Syd in the studio during the session but didn't know it was him at first. He'd put on weight, had shaved his head and eyebrows, and seemed distant and foggy. The band was confused by his presence and assumed he must be one of the crew members or something. When Gilmour finally recognized that it was Syd, Waters broke down and cried. That same day was also Gilmour's wedding day and Syd wandered into the reception at EMI and then, at some point, left without saying anything to anyone.

[@newschicken]

I knew Rob wouldn’t be able to handle the first part without talking all over it lol! Great reaction guys, love watching Amber get completely immersed in the groove!

[@johncoppinger3208]

Amber gave him that look I give my girlfriend when she does the same thing 😉 I keep thinking don’t do it Jay but he does it every time 😀 still love these guys tho ❤️🇬🇧

[@gordonbrooks3856]

LOL

[@j.jennings1722]

One of the greatest songs from one of the greatest bands of all time. Pink Floyd is in my top five bands ever, along with The Beatles, Yes, Rush, and Led Zeppelin. This song is right up there near "Close To The Edge," by Yes, as far as being one of the greatest Prog songs ever. Just magical! And, a great tribute to Syd. ❤✌

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Young Lust"!! "Young Lust" was used in their movie 'The Wall'!!

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

Young Lust is one of my favorite songs from Floyd

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

The Amber Trance when Pink Floyd plays is incredible, it’s mesmerizing spell binding, takes you to another dimension a separate place in time and space , Pink Floyd the Ultimate Acid Rock of all times for being able to transform your mind body and soul with every drop. Shine on my friends , shine on 💫✨🎭 Happy belated Birthday Amber 🎂🍰🍦

[@exeter1985]

Hopefully, you have a chance to listen to this song (and just as important, the entire album) without any interruptions or talking, which destroys the mood. I caught myself several times saying, "Jordan! Shhhhh, it's Pink Floyd, silence please." You need to hear and be concentrating on the music. If you start talking or doing something that breaks the mood, you're going to miss something.

[@writerjohnmcnally]

Exactly.

[@dennisbarnes7933]

Forever Floyd !! You dont just hear the music, you become the music....every riff, every note and lyric....

[@johncowan3729]

I am nearing 73 soon, and listen to this eternal music I grew up hearing the first time they were released on the AM radio then stereo FM stations. We would buy the 12" platers, light up and absorb every note and feeling of the best music generation ever! Loving the young of today tuning in and turning on to the magic of the era. Thank you guys for sharing your discoveries with us. You must check out the Animals album by Pink Floyd.

[@marklunn41]

There are many truly great bands out there… But Pink Floyd stands out

[@ellisberg]

Happy birthday Amber! You are my favorite reactor on KZbin. You just lose yourself in the head space, and I can tell how much you genuinely appreciate the music. I was about your age when this album came out, and I got lost in it as much as you do almost 50 years later. Pink Floyd is my favorite band of all time (with Supertramp right up there too). I will never forget your reaction to the Logical Song when the sax came in. Maybe the best reaction I have seen from anyone! Anyway, God bless you both and have fun discovering what my generation was overprivileged to have experienced as it first appeared to blow our minds!

[@rogeebundy6002]

Agreed

[@gkiferonhs]

This song IS for you, crazy diamond!! Keep shining!

[@mhlevy]

Happy Birthday!!!!! I just learned that Richard Wright (keyboardist for Pink Floyd) has a solo album that's been remixed and will be released in a couple of weeks, and everyone who's heard it says it sounds very much like a 1970s era Pink Floyd album. I've always loved RW's keyboard parts (like Great Gig in the Sky) and his vocals. It's called "Wet Dream" and the remix was done by a real master of re-matering, Stephen Wilson. You might want to check it out! I can't wait to play it!

[@Allhailthegreatcatperses]

It’s a good album but it isn’t new iirc it was released first in 1978. Yes a few tunes sound floydish

[@Jill-n8m]

You two are my favorite reacters! It’s beautiful to watch you feel the music ❤

[@kanomorrow7622]

Huge pink floyd fan and I’m so glad to see you liked this song! Amber hit it right on the head with how floyd is on another level and actually makes you feel something in their music! I can wait until you do a movie review of the wall! It’s a must see if your a fan! Happy birthday to you Amber and hope you have had a blast on your special day! Great song and reaction!

[@bramcurtis6900]

I absolutely love your reactions and the love I see between you. You both have my permanent thumbs up!

[@acb9231]

A timeless classic! Most of PF’s material requires putting on head phones, sitting back, getting comfortable, closing your eyes, and letting it take you on a journey. One of the best of their songs to do that to is Echoes from the album Meddle, 1971. It’s a long one (a little over 23 min.), but definitely worth the trip! I guarantee you won’t be disappointed. ✌️

[@joescott8877]

Seeing Amber's face register awareness of the tragic commentary of the lyrics of this brilliantly dark work upon hearing them for the first time was the most meaningful moment of my day, which, actually, is saying something!

[@christopherwinkler4451]

The whole album is basically a love letter to Syd Barrett. Syd's is in some ways a sad story of the fine line between genius and mental illness. Find the story of him showing up at the studio while they were working on this album. It's heartbreaking. The ending of this song leads into Welcome To The Machine, that is the somehow mechanical sounds at the end. The album was intended to to listened to as a whole, like all Pink Floyd albums. They weren't just a collection of songs, they were musical journeys. They created soundscapes that you could see in your mind. "Head Music" was how it was known "back in the day." And "herbal enhancement" was recommended.

[@paulnickson8734]

Thank you for choosing this song. Many would be apprehensive due to it's length and slow-building structure. But ... This is a musical composition that rewards patience and active listening. A masterpiece in my opinion. Check out the live version from the 'Pulse' album. They more than do this epic song justice.

[@justingutube]

Floyd is simply incredible and timeless.

[@koreainsincere]

The chord changes in the intro get me every single time. Epic.

[@METALDEMON502]

Been a while since I heard this great song. Takes me straight back, chillin in my room, records out and headphones on. Glorious🤘

[@thaynerichardson1041]

Rest in peace Syd and Richard,your band mates will always LOVE both of you. ❤❤

[@brianboyle5934]

Man, I love watching you’re reactions to the music I grew up on so many years ago! Amber, Happy Birthday to you!!You are truly beautiful and wise beyond your years! ❤

[@Cavethug]

In my life I've gone through various phases as to the kinds of music I was into, metal, rap, etc... Pink Floyd was always a constant. No matter what mood I'm in, there's always something they've done that I could listen to. I can't even put a number on how many times I've listened to The Wall from start to finish, or Dark side of the moon, Division bell, maybe I've dropped too much but nothing sounds like Floyd. It's the easiest music to get lost in...

[@neilherring]

i can see true emotion as you are listening to this.

[@FrancisDoherty-j7v]

i also saw them in the old boston garden in 75 . couldn.t ask for a Best first concert

[@steveshute3810]

This truly is a musical masterpiece. Definitely check out the other parts from Side 2 of the album for more epicness!

[@redakroma1]

And to think, that's the "First Half" of the song. Epic.

[@ty-e481]

I had trouble sleeping during my wifes last year in her lost cancer battle. I made a floyd mix and this song will soothe me forever

[@SG-if8iw]

Very nice reaction. I like Amber's t-shirt - I think she might have enjoyed being around in the 60s and 70s. And Happy Birthday!

[@teenagetruck]

Pink is the most sonically perfect band there has ever been. Both studio and live. There is no debating this. Enjoy a very deep dive!

[@boosuedon]

What other band can pull off a 9 minute instrumental intro before the singer begins the lyric. A band like no other, EVER!

[@thebuzzman13]

Phish, the Grateful Dead, Yes, ELP...

[@tonyrose2174]

Pink Floyd is in love with reality

[@bianculini]

Pink Floyd are absolutely special, they have their own particular sound that even if you don't know all their songs right from the first notes, you can understand that it's them, but I want you to hear the song Dogs of War and then we'll talk about it again guys!!!!

[@debbiewisenbaker6509]

Absolutely gorgeous song.

[@brucehursman8874]

You hit it on the nail. In college we would go to the park on Sunday, by the lake, and unwind listen to This very album. Yes I'm old.

[@purplehague65]

I went to see them at Earls Court…I remember this the most, bouncing off everything…what a memory

[@wayne8276]

Probably. 1 of the beat bands for Headphones ! Change gears , relax . Melt away , enjoy .

[@kevinterry1437]

What struck me about this song when I first heard it and knowing what the song is about is the sorrow in part 9. The way the synthesizer trails down at the end but ends on a higher note. To me it ends positive. Like they’re at peace. Syd and the band.

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

So much emotion expressed with so few words. Every chord hits you right in the heart, especially knowing the reason/meaning behind the song

[@benjammin7729]

Happy Birthday, Amber! 🎉 🎂 You two make me smile every day.

[@nickpaull2362]

This was the first Pink Floyd track I ever heard on my birthday in 1978, the album had been out for a couple of years by then but I'm glad I waited until I was in my teens to hear this. Happy Birthday, I loved this birthday present back then, I hope you loved it too.

[@scottdixon6033]

Never stops impressing

[@shiftygears9015]

Suspense. Great way to describe it.

[@stebstebanesier6205]

Back before I retired, I would have to work swing shift every fourth week. I had a 1 hour commute and on foggy or rainy nights on the drive home I would blast this album. It was a trip listening to this music while being the only car driving on a fogged out freeway.😶‍🌫

[@davidpeters3857]

The intro is absolutely mind blowing……guys check out the live gig ,Earl’s Court ,93 I think …..I took half a trip ….it was incredible

[@hitmixhyepock9405]

You can understand why my friends and I used to smoke a joint and play Pink Floyd back in the early 90's lol.

[@Daxtarr1]

One of their best ever!

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

Masterpiece, pure masterpiece.

[@gnrnando88]

This music is on the same level as the 5th Symphony, Four Seasons and a few rare other musical moments Of genuine geniality in the history of humanity.

[@neilsyres8147]

Amber is great runs the emotion of song so well with connection Love to you both!❤

[@Kotic1959]

Been my favorite album since it came out in 74

[@rcweslowski609]

Happy Birthday, Amber. Great selection for your birthday. I hope you had a great day!

[@onetjeffersonsplace]

Such a beautiful tribute to Syd. David Gilmour is a very underrated guitarist. Their music is timeless. I drove a truck for years and this coming through all 8 speakers on blast was a joy. All their music was

[@davidschlecht3979]

I'm 63 in April. We had a few bands we smoked to in 78. Pink Floyd was the number one go to get stoned music. When they released a album we smoke an ounce. I had privilege of seeing them live in Portland, Oregon. We melted a plastic bong stem taking so many hits. Old days were plastic bongs or thin glass that broke to easy... I love you All! Be safe and try to Love each other more 😊. Peace and Aloha! Kavika/ David

[@kathleenmurphy6220]

I could just get lost in this song & would never want to be found…

[@StevesFunhouse]

Great reaction you two !!! Happy Birthday, Amber 🎶🎁🧨🎈🎉🎇✨🎆🎂🎶❣❣❣

[@justins3810]

This is definitely one of my favorite pink floyd songs.

[@schuster4455]

I love Pink Floyd one of my favorite bands of all time

[@MikeKat11]

NO ONE can make a guitar just exude emotion like David Gilmour

[@thefunpolice]

_Wish You Were Here_ is one of the greatest albums ever produced. But then so are _Animals,_ _Dark Side of the Moon_ and _The Wall._ See also: _Meddle_ and _Obscured By Clouds._ If I'm going to a deserted island and only allowed to take the music of one band with me, it's Pink Floyd hands down. Their music never gets old and it's completely timeless.

[@stevenclarke5606]

Belated Birthday Wishes to Amber , this is definitely a Birthday gift, I hope you enjoyed it, love your work you keep producing great reviews

[@martinellis7156]

I remember buying this record (born in 1954) and after a first listen I didnt take it off the turntable for about 6 months.

[@boosuedon]

It was Syds idea to name the band after two black blues musicians from North Carolina after listening to one of their albums. he was so impressed with them that he wanted to name the band "The Pink Floyd Sound" after PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council. Later they shortened it to just Pink Floyd, but it was Syds' endorsement that won over the band mates.

[@eugenenelson2737]

Happy Birthday Amber! Been a fan of you and Jay reactions! Keep rockin!!

[@michaelyork4554]

Then the mechanistic pulsations take over as the Machine World is entered. Haunting, Suspenseful, Brilliant Masterpiece Rock Opera

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

Rock was on a different level in the 70s

[@nigelsmith6077]

Happy Birthday young lady Amber 😉

[@P_E_P_1966]

Nice 2 C you both enjoying, this masterpiece AND what a great pair of T-shirts 🗽🗺

[@ianb5949]

This is one of the best ever. Please look at this album and see that there is a continuation track of Crazy Diamond at the last track.

[@cheesesteak59]

David Gilmour and Carlos Santana were my two favorite 1970s guitarists

[@franbl8035]

Floyd the gift that keeps giving, are and will always be my favourite group

[@masakoo5952]

Pink Floyd, is,... by Far my favorite band ,.... makes you think and feel.... and takes you

[@kevinsetzer279]

Welcome to the machine has to be your next adventure into the Floyd experience.. love you guys ❤

[@EnzoMartinelli-j2f]

I migliori senza se e senza ma ... Unici

[@Mean-bj8wp]

As always live versions are so so much more the passion and soul flows out of David's guitar like no one else can do but its just the guitar its everything, everyone pours their feelings in to the performance.

[@ariksholev9227]

Amazing song. No one does this kind of music.

[@redddo1]

One word: Masterpiece

[@nikosstratis6827]

Pink Floyd send more people to space than NASA

[@guillermogiles2258]

👏👏👏👏 !!! Pure talent!!! 🎸🇬🇧

[@lizetteolsen3218]

To us, Syd was one of the founding members of the band. To them, he was a beloved, creative, charismatic friend and band mate. Roger Waters knew him since they were kiddos. Dave Gilmour was 2 years behind them in HS. Dave made sure that Syd always received royalties after he had his collapse--throughout his life. They sometimes re-issue Syd's early work to keep him as part of the pF band/brand. I often have thought as young as they were when Syd drifted away, how scarred they were by that. We do not handle MH issues NOW--so many decades later. This is a tribute to their friend. Check out the live version from the 'Pulse' concert, too.

[@carol-annhunter4631]

👌🏼

[@robertmartin8565]

Syd was born Jan. of '46, Gilmour Mar. of '46. Waters was born Sept. of '43.

[@lizetteolsen3218]

@@robertmartin8565 Waters claims he and Syd were in primary school together--and neighbors. From the single digits. Gilmour speaks that he was 2 years behind them in HS. Dave had earlier band experience than they did in the Cambridge scene. They all talk about what a vision Syd was in school--how charismatic. My point was we can appreciate the music they all created. But they had authentic relationships from childhood that more deeply colors and marks them differently than fans or people not connected in private life. Their collective pain never being able to visit him, for example b/c his sister said it upset him when he tried to remember their connection. Even amongst ourselves, when something profound hits us at younger ages, we struggle to process it. Their events with their friend and bandmate was on the global stage as it imprinted the band and their creative output.

[@nicerperson1]

Not taking away from the problem of dealing with mental health - but doing all those drugs didn't help.

[@robertmartin8565]

@@lizetteolsen3218 I was only pointing out the fact that Waters was 2 years older than Syd and David. I have been following the Pink Floyd story closely and appreciate your insight. Checkout the new Syd Barrett documentary, there are several pics that had not been released before........Cheers.

[@vanessalucas4760]

What you guys heard was track 1 from the album which contains parts 1 through 5. Do yourselves a favour and go listen to track 5 next which contains parts 6 through 9 to complete the journey. Happy Birthday Amber! This is my gift to you for your 30th 💖💖

[@reznik232]

Yes! This is why Floyd is best listened to by complete albums. 👍

[@MichaelLynch1]

Yes Part 2 finishes the Stunning Shine On journey ❤

[@rondohunter8966]

Ditto!!!

[@kiwisincebirth]

Listen to the album in order.

[@curtiscolwell1572]

Thank you guys so much....I've never been a die hard fan of Pink Floyd so I actually had never heard this song before but wow it was amazing .... keep up the great job you guys are doing here .... makes this old man proud of you. Ohh Amber I hope you had a wonderful birthday....you always bring a smile to me the way you absorb all these fantastic songs 🎉

[@robertelee63]

To me this album is the band's greatest masterpiece. Even more so than Dark Side. Every member seems to be an equal contributor. And Dick Parry's saxophone is unbelievable.

[@davidpolgar1509]

Animals is right up there as well. Can actually say there is a bad Pink Floyd album? The answer is no

[@rebo2610]

I agree that WYWH is the best.

[@Sutty17]

@@davidpolgar1509ngl I’m not a fan of anything past victory bell

[@zannemarie6591]

I agree. I always thought of this one as their masterpiece although you can never go wrong with PF. Masters of music.

[@MBP208]

It’s a great album, but dark side is the Mona Lisa

[@rayeckert242]

Pink Floyd is a genre unto itself. How fortunate we are to share the planet with these gifted artists.

[@joshuabrugman7288]

I even liked them before I discovered THC, I just loved them more after...

[@Robisquick]

Bands like them, The (Trippy Side of) Beatles, Tool, System of a Down all are really their own genre

[@dennispeters9626]

Back in the day sitting in a dark room listening to Dark Side Of The Moon was almost a religious experience!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Black lights and blacklight posters some trippy times😉😂

[@triggerwarning5762]

Whew. 16 yo, camping at Moss Lake in the Adirondacks with 2 dear friends and a handful of purple microdot... "Animals" at midnight, with the loons calling and a coven of critters gathered just outside the glow of the campfire.

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

@@triggerwarning5762 Beautiful imagery.

[@lindazee]

Amen!

[@leslieisaacs3080]

Laying in the middle of my room. Pink Floyd on the turntable while I was tripping on psychedelics. Some of my favorite coming of age memories.