TNT React To Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond

In this video Tasha and I decided to check out some more pink floyd.
In this video we react to Shine on you crazy Diamond
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[@scotthobson2083]

"Sounds like the blues.." "Yeah, from another planet..." Priceless, you get it.

[@FateGathersStudios]

Couldn't have been said any better...

[@jimwhite3719]

A perfect comment and follow-up comment during the reaction.

[@juanpablocarvajalarias7583]

@@jimwhite3719 bro that happens to me all the time watching reaction vids, it's so crazy

[@BS10199]

That’s the perfect description

[@mikeharry1799]

I'm always amazed how you can tell where a bands roots are. For example, Pink Floyd are jazz and blues, and you can hear it right away...

[@shanesturgill75]

"Sounds like the blues... from another planet" - quite possibly the best description of Pink Floyd I've ever heard. Such a behemoth of a band!

[@kriashun]

Shane, Yes!!

[@teknotony]

Pink Floyd opened their concerts with this track as a tribute to Syd Barrett , I know , I was there at one of their concerts

[@toddshaw843]

They wrote this song about their former band member Syd Barrett who lost his mind due to him taking to much acid. This song is on the "Wish you Were Here" album which also is a song they also wrote about missing Syd. Actually the whole album is pretty much about Syd.

[@regentmad1037]

yep. was lloking for this message. got it in one brther. they don't know this though, to young lol. hope they reserch it

[@fredshred5194]

He had other mental issues prior, however taking a shit load of LSD didn't help.

[@jacobpaulson23]

Roger has said that the song Wish You Were Here wasn't about Syd.

[@psbarrow]

As Jacob's said, the title track is NOT about Syd, as Waters has said. Even Gilmour said it wasn't about Syd (even though he thinks of Syd when he sings it). See the doco "The Story of Wish You Were Here" for both confirmations.

[@fredshred5194]

I never said it was, I was replying to a comment about SB mental state.

[@andyandalex]

Omgggg I’m SO excited to go on this journey with you guys! Frick yes!! Thanks for checking this one out! Hope you guys are doing great, cheers!! 🙌🏻🔥 - Andy

[@geoffthomas4348]

I subscribe to both of you...ha

[@huskins99]

@@geoffthomas4348 Same here!

[@ripplesinthefield]

Andy, I watched your breakdown of PF albums a few days ago. Pretty insightful, well done.

[@Sixstreetdisciples0420]

Hahahahaha that’s called virtue signaling😂😂😂😂

[@haroldjacobs1490]

There is a second part of this song: ... "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI - IX)". It is equally amazing.

[@joeraymorton2414]

Def need to go hit the rest of the parts…IMMEDIATELY…to complete the journey. 😎

[@TheCurtainLift]

Maybe not QUITE as good as 1-5 but still amazing nonetheless

[@jonathanshoop8554]

💯

[@rmyikzelf5604]

It's even better

[@todaav]

…on the Wish You We’re Here album, one of the GOATs.

[@debratroeak77]

I did not realize just how much Blues existed in this song until I watched your reaction. I have always known this is a musical journey with its melodic rock and blues guitar, little bit of jazz and beautiful lyrics. The moment I saw this pop up I thought I just have to experience this reaction with TNT. The background adds such a nice touch. 😌

[@neillenet291]

It's definitely a combination with blues as the anchor.

[@freudsigmund72]

when you like this reaction, might I suggest you also check the reaction done to this song by the channel Doug Helvering. I am sure you'll love the analisys too.

[@troyhyatt635]

Keep on keeping on. Pink is a class by their self.

[@luisbenites4825]

Indeed, Gilmour is psychedelic blues

[@eclipsetoys6551]

Take a close at their name Pink Floyd and you will see more then a connection to the blues, it is their name

[@hoopsmccann639]

shine on you crazy diamond is my favorite pink floyd song! turn off the lights, turn up the volume, spark one up, drift away

[@kelleewolfe2834]

I was told as a teenager Floyd's music was intended to be listened to high. Well, so....

[@krg1605]

Pink Floyd - the only band in the history of music who can consistently give you 5 min intros before any word is spoken and every time you never notice it until the end. Magical.....

[@KaiJepsen]

Thats right

[@xJRx77]

I’m sure others here have mentioned it already, but this song is just a cog in the wheel of an entire album that has to do with mainly one subject. One of the original members, Syd Barrett, who lost his mind and then his health, and this album is about their journey with him into the music business. Taken out of context and listening to just the song, really does it no justice as the entire album should be listened to start to finish

[@bryanmac1958]

Every song on this album just molds together. This is my favorite album of theirs

[@michaelharden1388]

Even the title of the song is magnificent

[@realbser1956]

So happy to see you both zone out to PF. You have to continue this journey. YES, YES, YES to a livestream. RIP Syd Barrett 🙏

[@rojerww]

I love the green screen - it works well for the song. Many of PF's songs are best served as part of the whole album - but this works. The Live In Pompeii version is also really good. Do a Live Live - Delicate Sound of Thunder, Pulse, Remember That Night, but especially Live in Pompeii (The newer one, not the older one). The song is about former band member Syd Barrett - who ended up with mental illness. Syd did lose himself.

[@kgunitkeese17]

Same with Pulse version of this and Comfortably Numb.

[@bbourdet03]

​@@kgunitkeese17 Pulse is God Tier.

[@KeithCollyer]

Pink Floyd didn't play this at Pompeii. I guess you mean the David Gilmour version?

[@rojerww]

@@KeithCollyer - yes, I mean David Gilmour Live at Pompeii - which is as much of a Pink Floyd experience as anything. I know Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Richard Write are the Pink Floyd - but when David performs PF songs - to me that counts as a PF experience even if not technically or legally precise and accurate. Sorry for any confusion.

[@KeithCollyer]

@@rojerww no problem, I was thinking about people going out and getting the PF @ Pompeii video and wondering where CN was

[@stuarthaynes1508]

Back in My Day, We called this "Head Music". Well, Because it was I am almost 70 and I Still listen to this. and I really appreciate you guys finding Floyd. Keep searching guys. It gets Better!

[@ronhurt9482]

Glad you listened to the whole song!! Thank you. I am Pink Floyd fan. I have seen them live you could not imagine what is like. . So yes listen to more Floyd!!!!

[@BongEyedBastard]

Now that's what you call a reaction; no unneccessary pauses and interruptions, no distractions. To your credit, bravo.

[@37sarcastic]

100% agree. Pauses and interruptions would kill the feeling of the song. It was great to watch them genuinely enjoying and feeling it.

[@mikey420ful]

@@37sarcastic most the time they’re scared of getting copyrighted or a strike on their channel, i agree tho i would love if ppl played it all the way through

[@37sarcastic]

@@mikey420ful Oh, I know the reason for pausing but it would be a break the magic of this song, it sets the mood, taps into your emotions, and takes you on a journey. That's why I love this video minimal pauses to upset the vibes.

[@webaweba6465]

i hate the over exaggerated reactions, most of them are acts, they seem like theyre really enjoying the brilliance of Floyd.

[@marcosclaudio1729]

its hard to pause in a pink floyd song

[@scotthobson2083]

And, AND another prime example of 70's analog recording!!! Everything was so warm, recording wise.

[@energeez]

Ambient noise you can’t hear if I remember correctly?

[@drnockaable]

One of my favorite songs. Listen to it high watching the sun rising. This is my everyday get down for about 25 years.

[@hjermsted22]

When you get to it.... Pink Floyd's album Dark Side of the Moon should be listened to straight through the first time rather than disassembled into tracks. You'll be grateful!

[@peesua]

Whilst stoned, and in a dark room surrounded by lava lamps, I would add.

[@hihoktf]

Pink Floyd is most fundamentally a blues band. After all, it's in their name.. Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.

[@davidrickard568]

THE BLUES is where Pink Floyd LITERALLY got their name. They took their name from two blues artists: Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. A LOT of the British bands from the 60’s and 70’s were very heavily influenced by American Blues artists.

[@rbking9296]

Pink Floyd the Cerebral Poets of Rock ‘n’ roll music

[@andyandalex]

Oh if you’re doing a Floyd LIVESTREAM! I. Will. Be. There! Try to make the time/date soon ahead of time so I see it, a community post would be perfect. Awesome!

[@DaneJacobsonMD]

Hey, it's these guys!

[@bbourdet03]

I am super in! Send me location!

[@paulgl5178]

I appreciate you all taking on Pink Floyd. I really think these songs are best in context of each album they made. They are parts of a theme. I almost think it would be worthwhile to devote a long reaction session to each Pink Floyd album-like you have done so well on some of those country song sessions. Thanks for what you do!

[@bbourdet03]

Each album is an entire story/journey that was designed to be played straight through. The way songs fade in and out, the themes of each song. It's some of the best music ever created.

[@amygenevalee6393]

Yes! Pink Floyd Live stream would be awesome. They are simply amazing and one of a kind. Truly some of the best songs made.

[@joshuabailey7246]

Also, fun note, the sax player was david bowies sax teacher

[@5891jonathan]

Pink Floyd rewards patience. Their albums are all on Pink Floyd time.

[@jamesdamon9876]

Yes…settle in for full vibe.

[@nicebluejay]

by far my favorite pink floyd song. i just love it.

[@artemisravenclaw9604]

I once listened to the entire Dark side of the moon while on mescaline,wow what a trip.

[@philmead7977]

An epic masterpiece written about their late friend, former band member, legend and co founder of Pink Floyd Syd Barrett👌✌

[@darinmuir4008]

Well said bro ... was going too say the same but.. no need 💙👏👏👏👏

[@hudsonhollow]

@@darinmuir4008 Syd was still alive when they wrote this. He had lost his mind, though. Story has it that he wandered into the studio as they were recording this. He had gotten fat and grown a beard and no one recognized him. He was here!!! ;)

[@ABCDEFR]

@@hudsonhollow They eventually realized who it was, there's a photo of him in the studio from that session floating around that someone took once they realized, if I recall correctly. I'm pretty sure, tribute or not, he also didn't much care for the song when they played it for him. I might be combining two different stories, not sure.

[@darinmuir4008]

@@hudsonhollow yeah i remember the story! He took far to much acid back in the day.. and his brain got fried! He Would stand in the crowd starring at the band on stage when they played gigs

[@hudsonhollow]

@@ABCDEFR That's cool! Never heard that story before. Thanks!

[@alberthall1456]

The intro lulls you into space until you are flying, then those four notes reach into your heart.

[@patrigilligan2112]

Check out the entire album, "Animals." Surprisingly amazing! You would never expect songs like, "Dogs", "Sheep", and "Pigs" would be so great!

[@LzCoda]

My favorite

[@nancyfarrell4791]

Dude looks like he wants to cry, just want to hug him and say it's ok little brother.

[@lazaruslong6382]

I have always described Pink Floyd as "Blues from the 25th Century".

[@ramdasbir5995]

Such an amazing track! This album is heavy rotation on my playlists. Usually once or twice a month for sure!

[@tragicdeyz2641]

"Masterpiece" isn't a word that should be used lightly but this, this song is beyond a doubt a masterpiece on every level.

[@joshuabailey7246]

David Gilmore is a stundent of blues, i love how he mixes his blues with the unusual songs they write, beautiful

[@papacarl2002]

LOVE the TnT Space Craft setting for this reaction. PERFECT for this particular Pink Floyd masterpiece! What a great idea and wonderful execution. 👏🏼 -🤘🏼🎧🤟🏼

[@lubos1207]

Ugh - what a trip, huh? My favourite Pink Floyd song and probably my favourite song ever! Beautiful thing. It perfectly expresses the sad memory of their friend Syd Barrett's story. And Dick Parry's saxophones at the end bring tears to my eyes every time... By the way, you have the perfect backdrop for another Pink Floyd song (with an official music video): Marooned. It's an instrumental song without lyrics, but Pink Floyd won a Grammy for it in 1995. Really beautiful guitar by David Gilmour - try... But next time turn off your rocket motors - they interfere a bit with listening to the songs :-).

[@benshafer5198]

This track is an absolute certified masterpiece. Written for their former bandmate Syd Barrett, who spiraled into a very serious mental illness, after their first couple LPs. If you're going to get into PF, you should know the story, because a large chunk of their most prime material is dedicated to, and inspired by him. I would be so totally down for a the live stream. Make sure and put out the notification a bit in advance! ✌

[@AW11-e4h]

Pink Floyd has been plugging into people's souls for decades 🎸🎶🤘🤘

[@hetty464]

Congratulations! You have joined the rest of us who have been initiated into the pure ethereal beauty that is Pink Floyd. What you are listening to is not frightening. It is the deep impact of music on humans and it connects us with the planet. It is deeply spiritual. Try listening to it again and watch the earth from the window of a spaceship. The track itself is a lament for Syd Barrett, who suffered so badly with mental health problems he could no longer be the incredible influence he was on the band. If you want to explore more of their music, just you wait until you hear the female vocal on dark side of the moon. The vocalist tells a story without singing a single word. It is going to blow you awaaaaaaaay :) x

[@bessie1854]

Exactly, Clare Torrey's vocals on Great Gig In The Sky are haunting.

[@melissawilcox5285]

I’m so happy you played this today. I think of my mom when I hear it. ❤️

[@LordEagle]

Pink Floyd was my mother's FAVORITE !!!!! 👍💥👍💥👍💥👍

[@rapson672]

You both so get it, Tasha instinctively knew what the music was expressing. This is supposed to be my funeral music!

[@perigrinen]

Pink Floyd is a road worth traveling down. 🥰

[@NoMeWithoutYou1]

This was the music I meditated to in my younger days and, many years on, it still takes me on that journey. I can see that the young lady connected. Despite having a wide range of bands and musical genres that I listen to from Zeppelin to Chopin, it is Floyd that I always return to. Their music has been the constant soundtrack to my life. I was fortunate enough to see them twice in concert and to tell Gilmour in person, a few years ago.

[@jackcade68]

Definitely a slow burn, as is most really good music 🎵🎶

[@SergioGarcia-oh3pq]

The song was a tribute to one of the musicians who started the Pink Floyd style and became ill with drugs and finally died. that is why they mentioned Shine on You Crazy Diamond.

[@davidjarvie9546]

This is my 1st time watching you guys react to music and I enjoyed it so I'm going to sub. Pink floyd are an amazing band I 1st heard them when I was 14 and this was the album that I bought. I'm now 60 and I still love this track so much. Thanks guys.

[@nathantherealtorsonoma]

The secret to listening to Pink Floyd is that it's not casual. You have to be completely present for their music.

[@malmiller4546]

Greatest band of ALL time. Musicians well before there time. So gifted and talented

[@basementreactions410]

Awesome Check Great gig in the sky

[@haroldjacobs1490]

I'm about to watch this reaction. Really excited to see it. I think you are both going to really like this one.

[@christrue6039]

Love the reaction! Now to do the OTHER HALF of this song!

[@mgaugy]

Watching your faces during the first chord change: "I'm thinking thoughts I never thought I would think before". Pink Floyd were always amazing at translating pure emotion into music.

[@SimonHaestoe]

And they evoked word salads like no other band.....

[@marekbilek1703]

i am listening to pink floyd nearly every day but i realy enjoy it with you guys.............thanks

[@TJ-ht3jb]

I was waiting for "Welcome to the machine " You need to listen to Pink Floyd's albums as a whole. Pink Floyd is one of those bands that are transcendental. They gradually hypnotize you and take you on a journey inside your own mind. Drugs optional but not required.

[@maxperf9488]

I've been listening to this song for more than thirty years, it's a legendary hit. Greetings from Russia with love.

[@eddiep52065]

I love this song. You just have to sit back and close your eyes and absorb it. Awesome.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

You can’t just listen to Pink Floyd, you have experience it.

[@darthracer777]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT 💯 one of my favorites. For some reason, when the saxophone section starts, I envision Eve dancing her way to Adam.

[@dalewilson8476]

Pink Floyd..many a Saturday basking in their music. Thank you.

[@christopherking4932]

Love this song so much, in my opinion it's a perfect masterpiece, the saxophone at the end is the most beautiful ending to a incredible song. ❤

[@cliffordwaterton3543]

set the controls for the heart of the sun guys - that sax is like chocolate wrapped in velvet - would happily join you to listen to more floyd anytime.

[@PhotonJon]

GUYS! If you do a livestream, do "Dark side of the moon" from beginning to end!

[@robertkees6048]

When I was a teenager in the early 80's I used to drift of to sleep at bedtime as this album wafted over the room. To this day I still do that, it's the greatest album to fall asleep too, not too loud, just so it's there, and you'll see it's like a sleeping pill only cooler and free.

[@kelleewolfe2834]

David Gilmour sings me to sleep every night. I have a playlist with all my favorites but I rarely make it through a couple and I'm out!

[@craigmactak1839]

(S)hine On (Y)ou Crazy (D)iamond

[@ChuckWasHere]

I just clicked on this video having not seen any video you two have reacted to and I already know you're going to be FLOORED by this song.

[@JoeHaynie_VJ]

RIP Syd Floyd songs are amazing. Taken as a whole, the albums will blow your mind.

[@publicliability3964]

I listened to this on the rear deck of a yacht in Mallorca with the sun setting across the bay, emotional. superb

[@walterkluss5479]

First time watching your reaction to a song. I don't recall your names, but the female's reaction was really good as she deep dived into the song feel and lyrics. I like they way she allowed her self to be moved by the song and her ability to deep think it.

[@Flatwoodsdad]

Thanks for the reaction. Your into some next level music with the Floyd. When the band was formed their lead singer, songwriter and guitarist was Syd Barrett. He was very charismatic and handsome. But he went mad after their first album, some say do to LSD. They were young and ambitious and replaced/left him. Getting his friend David Gilmour (who is playing guitar on this song) to fill his shoes.. They struggled trying to find their way for about 6 years. (Barret left a huge hole) Finally they found their voice and hit it big with DSOTM. They struggled in the studio for the next album and inspiration (Lots of pressure from the label). One day an overweight man with a shaved head and a lost look in the eyes showed up. They kinda ignored him each thinking he was with someone else. Finally one of them recognized him and it was Syd. They were all in shock at what he'd become. His story, their guilt of leaving him on their quest for stardom and the music biz is the inspiration they finally found for the album. I think they all struggle with wishing they'd have done more to help him. I may have got some small bit's wrong but thats pretty much the story.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

You two recognized the saxophone when it first came in. It's actually two horns, both played by the same guy, Dick Parry. First one was a baritone, followed by a tenor sax. A requiem mass in progressive rock.

[@michellenewman489]

You can never go wrong with Floyd ...love to see more people experiencing their music...this is why I have listened to them for forever....yes more Floyd please! You won't be disappointed! Shine on💙💙💙💙

[@Rocker1983]

A Pink Floyd live stream would be cool.

[@renewillner5061]

Pink Floyd is a feeling all it own, must chill and vibe. Nothing better for it..lovelovelove ❤️🌸✌🏻

[@terryconnelly484]

You are correct this is the band talking about their former member sid Barrett. He was way ahead of his time and ecclectic and ended up on crazy side of life. Like most geniuses.The whole album pretty much is about him there is 3 parts of diamond..... By the way which one's pink?

[@judyfeay3880]

sid? It's Syd.......

[@djwarrior3365]

So many layers, colors and textures to Pink Floyd. Fans are usually cranial yet chill, and very deep.

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

Like A LOT of their songs this was about Syd Barrett. Very good album, you have to listen to the title track, wish you were here. Also about Syd. There are so many pink Floyd songs you need to hear. A few notches below megadeth, actually. Same with led zeppelin. Actually I should just send you my old mp3 player.

[@MykeruMedia]

It's always fun to watch people listen to classic Pink Floyd for the first time. People get this look like "what the hell is this I'm listening to?" And slowly get reeled in. It's like Pink Floyd has come up to you, leaned over and beckoned to you with their finger saying "Come along, follow me" like some sort of Pied Piper. And you really can't fight it, you just have to follow wherever they take you. And where they take you is often deep within your own thoughts. And if you think you're listening to jazz, or the blues, or bluegrass, classical or baroque, you're right. They've actually Incorporated all those styles as some of the most talented and technically proficient musicians that have ever played rock and roll. The name Pink Floyd is actually taken from two blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, which shows how deep their roots are there.

[@lancecornell9978]

Great choice T. This is such a fantastic cut. Recently listened to this after losing a friend to the afterlife. It's a must to listen to this album from start to finish

[@leonardmacaulay9833]

New to your site but watching your reactions to the music I grew up with is heartwarming. Watch you appreciate it enough to respect and listen uninterrupted only by wonderful facial expressions. I only hope I looked as amazed when I heard Gilmour slide into those blues riffs and smile hugely during the magical sax trips .

[@peppernagre3126]

The song Marooned would fit your back drop very well.

[@Maydoggie]

I always love it when reactors sit and listen to a song before talking and commenting. Thank you guys for that.

[@roadkill7314]

The 2 bands I feel always take you on a journey; Pink Floyd and Tool. Two very different styles for sure but both are like an out of body experience!

[@johnbhoy007]

I wish I had that first time experience again. It’s brilliant to watch ppl listen for the first time.

[@skl5494]

the song is about sid barrett a former band member who went crazy. it was a salute to his talent

[@andrewbowman6455]

He didn't go crazy. He ended up as a casualty of the acid generation.

[@markprior2278]

For me, their best songs are "Comfortably numb" (Live from Pulse album), "Echoes", "Time" (Live Pulse), "Hey you", "Shine on", "Sorrow"(Live Pulse) and "Dogs"

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

Perfect background for any Pink Floyd song.

[@Yes.its_me]

I was gonna say the same thing ! Great minds think alike !!!

[@lukecantwell7271]

Loved the reaction guys! Pink Floyd are a beautiful group, would love to see a livestream or an album reaction

[@trentrossdale638]

Blues from another planet is the perfect description for this!! Great video! Bravo!!

[@Polecat54941]

I would say this is the best Shine reaction I have seen on You Tube, Well done :)

[@gewdferyew4844]

The absolute look on this guys face as he descends more and more into "GODDAMN!" is fucking priceless hahaha

[@simonmurphy8009]

reaction at 9:22 checking time of video is classic. i'll read his mind - "WTF, they just started singing now!. how long is the fing song?"

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Lol

[@dzugaty]

The girl totally got the "Syd" meaning of the song. And I am thankful that they posted this video on Mozart's birthday. It's the right way to celebrate music.

[@jdgjhn1]

Perhaps their crowning achievement musically. It’s an incredible journey in song form.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

Hearing this song for the first time was an awakening. I first heard it in 1976, but the way the keyboard and guitar work off each other is so astoundingly beautiful that it almost makes me weep even after all these years. This is my favourite Pink Floyd song. Next one you should check out is Sheep from the Animals album. PEACE!

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

I like pigs on a wing from that record, but you have to do both versions back to back.

[@ronfrosig5918]

As a Songwriter myself, I find Music to be Daydreaming out loud, and Pink Floyd are absolutely THE BEST at this!!

[@voiceover2191]

This song is perfection as is the whole album, not a weak second in it. I was always puzzled that people consider Dark Side of the Moon to be their best album. To me Wish you were here is unrivalled and anything else by Pink Floyd a distant second.

[@ralfrehak2762]

I really appreciated both of your comments. So insightful, thoughtful and rewarding for me as a long-time Pink Floyd music listener. Thank you.

[@stevegeib9642]

A memorial masterpiece borne of four notes.

[@docvader82]

I love that description, otherworldly. I love watching you guys just vibing to it.

[@bruzer75]

You guys should watch Echos part one and two. Preferably from the Live at Pompeii video.

[@coyote4237]

Live streaming Pink Floyd? Absolutely do it.