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Hey Man,... Please listen to Atom Heart Mother, by PINK FLOYD. From 1971. It's BRILLIANT. You shall love it. And, it uses an Orchestra. Rock on 🎸 RONNIE Scotland 🏴🎸📀🎹
My favorite studio is probably Dogs from the Animals album. Favorite live is even tougher; either Echoes live in Pompeii or Sorrow from Pulse. Another band that will take you to a different place is Tool.
Me and my husband, who passed away 20 months ago, danced to WISH YOU WERE HERE at our wedding. We met at 19 were apart for 20 years and reconnected and it was our song
my three Favs of Pink Floyd is 3rd is Hey You lyrics just brill , 2nd Remember the Day from the 2nd album Saucefull of Secrets just love the 60s vibe and its a happy song No.1 deffo Echoes studio version the first song i ever heard of Floyd and love the build up after the whale sounds (slide guitar) . Been a fan since 1972 im 61 now
One of my favorites is "A pillow of winds", but it has to follow "One of these days". Way back when I didn't have access to live versions of every song. The only way you could hear the live version was to go to a show or if it was recorded on a live album. The only way to see a live version is to be at the show then it was only the one time because it wasn't recorded, it was "live". Seeing your rock pictures, I used to make my own rock posters back in the 80s and 90s. Acrylic on canvas board mostly. I still have a few.
There are 7 minutes of music before any singing in Shine On You Crazy Diamond, that wouldn’t happen today. Also, if you like Another Brick In The Wall be sure to listen to it the way God intended: Another Brick In The Wall part 1 + The happiest days of our lives + Another Brick In The Wall part 2. And yes, after Roger Waters left the band the rest (Gilmour, Richard Wright -keyboards and Nick Mason -drums) remained together and made more albums but Gilmour would do his own thing once in a while too. After Wright died in 2008 of cancer, Pink Floyd would never play again as a band.
Love your channel and reactions. Suggestion - expand your horizons even further with Elton John's funeral for a friend/love lies bleeding, stevie wonder's sir duke, baba oriley by the who, white room by cream, kashmir by zepplein, the pretender by jackson browne, solsbury hill by peter gabriel, electric ladyland by jimi hendrix
Listen to one sung. By Roger Walters when the tigers broke free about his dad in the war it’s only a short number but powerful Floyd didn’t want it on their album but put it on later.
You need to look up the Messiah will come again by the late great Gary Moore one of the best guitar solos you will ever in your life keep it with music p s look up the mighty Tina s at 14 she will most guitar player for dead mind blowing I've seen Floyd one of the all time greats bands I'm 70 years old I've listening to this music for over 50 years
Pink Floyd is probably the Baby Boomers' greatest accomplishment. But my own generation, being Generation X, gave you Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize, in that same genre. Listen to it. You will be absolutely amazed, I guarantee it.
Sir Gilmour has a clear, sluggish voice that sometimes seems monotonous, lateral thinker Waters has a broken revolt voice, together - if everyone takes on the right part - a song becomes vocally atmospheric and dynamic. Not many people realize that the two took turns on some songs; Rick even sang on Dark Side. You can tell by Comfortable Numb/fantastic one-off Reunion Live 8 concert 2005, because finally the music takes center stage again, no three bored humpballs needing to bounce around for Sir Gilmour; haha. Your favorite songs were the commercial ones that played all the time on rock radio stations back then, today you would say tik-tok songs. So tastes are different and it's kind of a good thing. Have a good time!
I assume you saw Echoes live in Pompeii but you should check out Echoes live in Danske Poland! A fantastic version 👌! I'm also surprised your mom never heard Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" from the late 70s or early 80s! Make sure she sees the video version, it's great! Thank you for your great insight on these amazing bands!
Pink Floyd never broke up. Instead, Roger Waters left the band and then sued the remaining members to keep them from releasing any new material under the name Pink Floyd. He lost in court. The remaining members released "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" right after. Your mom would love "Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-9" from the Wish You Were Here album. It's got great lyrics 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!
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Hey fella when u gonna do shine on crazy diamond?
Hey Man,... Please listen to Atom Heart Mother, by PINK FLOYD.
From 1971.
It's BRILLIANT.
You shall love it.
And, it uses an Orchestra.
Rock on 🎸
RONNIE
Scotland 🏴🎸📀🎹
My favorite studio is probably Dogs from the Animals album. Favorite live is even tougher; either Echoes live in Pompeii or Sorrow from Pulse. Another band that will take you to a different place is Tool.
Me and my husband, who passed away 20 months ago, danced to WISH YOU WERE HERE at our wedding. We met at 19 were apart for 20 years and reconnected and it was our song
I’m sorry for your loss.
@@andreshernandez1180 thank you very much
Yesss! Pink Floyd is my second favorite band (to The Pillows), and my favorite song of theirs is "Hey You."
"Shine On You Crazy Diamond" will always be my number one
Ditto. Must be all 9 parts though.
my three Favs of Pink Floyd is 3rd is Hey You lyrics just brill , 2nd Remember the Day from the 2nd album Saucefull of Secrets just love the 60s vibe and its a happy song No.1 deffo Echoes studio version the first song i ever heard of Floyd and love the build up after the whale sounds (slide guitar) . Been a fan since 1972 im 61 now
My favorite Pink Floyd songs as a Gen X: 1. Great Gig in the Sky and 2. Comfortably Numb
Jugband Blues is a great window into Syd realising he's not all there. Only song on Saucerful of Secrets their 2nd album after Piper.
My fave woud be 'Time' followed by 'Shine on you crazy diamond' (any version) and 'Sheep'
One of my favorites is "A pillow of winds", but it has to follow "One of these days". Way back when I didn't have access to live versions of every song. The only way you could hear the live version was to go to a show or if it was recorded on a live album. The only way to see a live version is to be at the show then it was only the one time because it wasn't recorded, it was "live".
Seeing your rock pictures, I used to make my own rock posters back in the 80s and 90s. Acrylic on canvas board mostly. I still have a few.
Gilmours first solo I LOVE No Way Out of Here
Pulse High Hopes?!
There are 7 minutes of music before any singing in Shine On You Crazy Diamond, that wouldn’t happen today. Also, if you like Another Brick In The Wall be sure to listen to it the way God intended: Another Brick In The Wall part 1 + The happiest days of our lives + Another Brick In The Wall part 2. And yes, after Roger Waters left the band the rest (Gilmour, Richard Wright -keyboards and Nick Mason -drums) remained together and made more albums but Gilmour would do his own thing once in a while too. After Wright died in 2008 of cancer, Pink Floyd would never play again as a band.
Love your channel and reactions. Suggestion - expand your horizons even further with Elton John's funeral for a friend/love lies bleeding, stevie wonder's sir duke, baba oriley by the who, white room by cream, kashmir by zepplein, the pretender by jackson browne, solsbury hill by peter gabriel, electric ladyland by jimi hendrix
Hey, another great song from The Outlaws, "Green Grass and High Tides 👌, I believe you will really like it !
Listen to one sung. By Roger Walters when the tigers broke free about his dad in the war it’s only a short number but powerful Floyd didn’t want it on their album but put it on later.
You need to look up the Messiah will come again by the late great Gary Moore one of the best guitar solos you will ever in your life keep it with music p s look up the mighty Tina s at 14 she will most guitar player for dead mind blowing I've seen Floyd one of the all time greats bands I'm 70 years old I've listening to this music for over 50 years
Listen to ''One Of These Days (Pulse Live)'' Psychedelic !!!
Pink Floyd is probably the Baby Boomers' greatest accomplishment. But my own generation, being Generation X, gave you Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize, in that same genre. Listen to it. You will be absolutely amazed, I guarantee it.
I’m gen X and never heard of them. My peers I hung out with were into classic rock, hehe.
"KEEP TALKING" live at Pulse..... nuf said
At 20 years old.... you're a very smart young man, just sayin
Sir Gilmour has a clear, sluggish voice that sometimes seems monotonous, lateral thinker Waters has a broken revolt voice, together - if everyone takes on the right part - a song becomes vocally atmospheric and dynamic. Not many people realize that the two took turns on some songs; Rick even sang on Dark Side.
You can tell by
Comfortable Numb/fantastic one-off Reunion Live 8 concert 2005, because finally the music takes center stage again, no three bored humpballs needing to bounce around for Sir Gilmour; haha.
Your favorite songs were the commercial ones that played all the time on rock radio stations back then, today you would say tik-tok songs. So tastes are different and it's kind of a good thing. Have a good time!
I assume you saw Echoes live in Pompeii but you should check out Echoes live in Danske Poland! A fantastic version 👌! I'm also surprised your mom never heard Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" from the late 70s or early 80s! Make sure she sees the video version, it's great! Thank you for your great insight on these amazing bands!
Pink Floyd never broke up. Instead, Roger Waters left the band and then sued the remaining members to keep them from releasing any new material under the name Pink Floyd. He lost in court. The remaining members released "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" right after.
Your mom would love "Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-9" from the Wish You Were Here album. It's got great lyrics
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!
I suggest you react, with mom would be nice, to Nightwish - "High Hopes" live
It is a Pink Floyd cover or a tribute rather.
Roget Waters has solo albums too
AMAZING LIST can you please react to pink Floyds olden days with Syd Barret before David Gilmour
Echoes at Pompeii is live!
WHAT I LOVE ABOUT FLOYD LIVE IS YOU HEAR THEIR HITS WITH A TWIST, DIFFERENT SOUNDS, LONGER RIFFS, SUCH AS THESE TWO FROM WISH YOU WERE HERE ALBUM BUT DONE LIVE ...czcams.com/video/jqULy8xQjZU/video.html czcams.com/video/6MENC3iA11U/video.html
David gilmour about face is a masterpiece
You and your mum should listen to great gig in the sky live
Have done echos at Pompeii it will change everything
Dogs, omg!!!!!
Where da picture frames go at? (Ween reference)
i think its a little bit early to make favorite song because you dont know all Pink Floyd did during their career
Those are his favorites among the ones he’s heard.
Pink Floyd does not have songs but albums.