Man, 21:35 onward has to be one of the greatest, smoothest jams i've ever heard. Makes me wish Part 8 was performed live more often throughout the years.
35mins of just pure inspiration, wonderment and odditys presented masterfully by a band, not any band, the one and only Pink Floyd. Who will be worshipped, adored for generations to come. A fantastic piece of music 🎶 This is real music, by real musicians. 😁✌️👏
LotsofGods on this planet I don't they will know or heard of Ed Sheeran or the Spice Girls but definitely The Cure for the unwant of Engelbert Humperdinck.
Even though David makes some mistakes, he's still better than any other guitarist who attempted to cover this. Because of his unique timing and the fact he goes all out. Every time.
Yes, Rick Wright's piano section here is beautiful--and at the same time, really haunting. I get chills every time I hear it. Unfortunately, they didn't include this on the studio version. It kind of reminds of Great Gig, but much darker. After Syd died, this was even sadder to listen to... although I guess, in their minds, the Syd they knew had already died.
@@JohnDoe-gk7ok Yeah, the last part already sounds like a funeral march, but in that live version it sounds very different with the guitars and everything... maybe sadder. Very beautiful ending, thou.
Exactly!! Because Roger was trying to scream I mean sing! LOL! 😂. David picks up the Best solo riffs at 17:06!!🎸🎤 RW ruins the last vocals! Rick & David save it! The crowd Cheers as David plays epic riffs - bending the strings 🎸
I know you edited together 2 parts which had other songs sandwiched in the middle, but this here is my favorite version of my favorite Pink Floyd song of all time
Yes. I've always been very grateful. It was amazing and life changing for the better. Very powerful. Much like Roger's concerts I saw this June. Incredible!
It actually called the In The Flesh? Tour. Animal Instincts is the name of one of the bootlegs released of the Oakland show. Good mix of the two parts though. After years and years of getting bad boots of this show, I finally got a good one last year. This is obviously from the same one. The sound is stellar, good enough for an official release, imo.
That's right, thanks for the info! I've updated the video description. This bootleg is really good quality. I hope that with new technologies they'll finally release an official version with better quality.
Epic and amazing! I wish that Pink Floyd was releasing a complete show from the "Animals" tour this year to mark the album's 45th anniversary. Thank you for sharing this ... :)
marvelous version, but i have a question, who plays the synth in the final IX part ?? Eventually rick wright is playing the piano, but who plays the synth? (i think it´s a mini moog)
If I remember correctly, in those classic tours before The Wall they only hired an extra, Snowy White, as a second guitar player. Since he is playing with Gilmour in Part IX, I think that Rick Wright is playing both the piano and the synth. (In some The Great Gig In The Sky, Wright plays the piano while Gilmour plays the hammond, after playing the slide guitar). I always considered that because I think he is playing a liiittle bit sloppy, trying to play 2 keyboards at the same time. Also, when it's just the piano playing (30:55), before the synth, it sounds like he is playing with both hands. Then, when the synth comes in (31:23), it sounds like he is playing the piano in a very simpler way (with one hand).
If I remember correctly, Dick Parry is playing it (I think he played on every Pink Floyd tour between 1973 and 1977, as well as recording in the studio with the band, such as on "Money", "Shine On" and "Wearing The Inside Out").
@@sergiorojomusic Yes, this is right. You can hear in the version of Money from this gig, David Gilmour clearly says 'Come on Dick' before the sax solo.
@@sergiorojomusic Oh THAT solo? I always felt like Gillmor doesn't play like that, it's too raw, rock n' roll dirty sound, David is too smooth for that one. Thanks again, very interesting.
At 8:47 David's jammin' some Epic blues!! LOL 😂 WATERS TRYING TO SING SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND! HOW PAINFUL - David had to be Laughing while jammin'!! 😂
Man, 21:35 onward has to be one of the greatest, smoothest jams i've ever heard. Makes me wish Part 8 was performed live more often throughout the years.
Snowy's and David's guitar playing together at the end... Divine.
35mins of just pure inspiration, wonderment and odditys presented masterfully by a band, not any band, the one and only Pink Floyd. Who will be worshipped, adored for generations to come.
A fantastic piece of music 🎶
This is real music, by real musicians. 😁✌️👏
LotsofGods on this planet I don't they will know or heard of Ed Sheeran or the Spice Girls but definitely The Cure for the unwant of Engelbert Humperdinck.
I was only 12 yrs old then
But seen Gilmore play this a few times live later in life
still an ICONIC piece of music that stands the test of time
Again, the opening part of this song always touches me so deeply in my soul
David's slide guitar playing is like something alien. It's amazing!
Ahhh.... David's guitar.... Nothing else in the world makes my brain feel this way..... time and time and time again.... God!
This is cooking. Funky, powerful groove and tight. The syncopation and phrasing around the beat. Dave and Snowy are a revelation.
This along with the Boston are best live versions ❤️
The best live version of the most beautyfull theme of the band 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
a proper requiem to their friend and bandmate. look how his passing changed the Band.
Even though David makes some mistakes, he's still better than any other guitarist who attempted to cover this. Because of his unique timing and the fact he goes all out. Every time.
He didn't make any mistake: we heard it wrong.
@@AttosLins my thoughts!!!
@@AttosLins agree 🙂
Those are not mistakes, he's playing what he feels.
@@AttosLins yes
30:35 Spine chilling
Yes, Rick Wright's piano section here is beautiful--and at the same time, really haunting. I get chills every time I hear it. Unfortunately, they didn't include this on the studio version. It kind of reminds of Great Gig, but much darker. After Syd died, this was even sadder to listen to... although I guess, in their minds, the Syd they knew had already died.
@@JohnDoe-gk7ok Yeah, the last part already sounds like a funeral march, but in that live version it sounds very different with the guitars and everything... maybe sadder. Very beautiful ending, thou.
A trick : you can watch series at flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Jedidiah Elijah Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself :)
@Jedidiah Elijah yup, have been watching on flixzone for months myself =)
Eterni come la loro musica.infiniti unici che ci fanno volare con la loro musica.geniali.d.a.
Gracias por dividir por partes esta obra magistral
De lujo esta versión, debió ser genial estar ahi, gracias por compartirla
The most underated live versión of this theme 😱😱😱😱😱😱
I recommend their 1974 iterations of Shine On
@@assortedlunatics4381 do you know which one is the longest?
Exactly!! Because Roger was trying to scream I mean sing!
LOL! 😂. David picks up the Best solo riffs at 17:06!!🎸🎤
RW ruins the last vocals! Rick & David save it! The crowd
Cheers as David plays epic riffs - bending the strings 🎸
La parte nueve de esta canción, es la más maravillosa ❤️
CONCUERDOOOO😍😍😍😍 MI PARTE FAVORITA
estas en lo correcto bro!
es mas experimental y es como si se me exitaran los oídos, es un placer la segunda parte
The GREAT Richard Wright! RIP
A Moog-virtuoso and autodidakt.
This piece is the incredible pleasure 💜
@@miro115 Autodidact?
Astonishing
❤
I know you edited together 2 parts which had other songs sandwiched in the middle, but this here is my favorite version of my favorite Pink Floyd song of all time
This is probably the longest live song performed!
Green Carnation - 'Light of Day, Day of Darkness' is an hour long.
I was there! Stupendous.
Yes. I've always been very grateful. It was amazing and life changing for the better. Very powerful. Much like Roger's concerts I saw this June. Incredible!
Really? Both song had played, the first over and immediately started the second one?
@@aldonajeraflores6036 No... It's cut together here. They played Wish you were here in its original order
@@SerginhoRB-kb3dj
Correct. There are live versions where they did the whole thing.
Man.....youre so lucky, i was 3 when they toured for animals.....my favourite band of all time...im only sad i couldnt see them live.....😏
It actually called the In The Flesh? Tour. Animal Instincts is the name of one of the bootlegs released of the Oakland show. Good mix of the two parts though. After years and years of getting bad boots of this show, I finally got a good one last year. This is obviously from the same one. The sound is stellar, good enough for an official release, imo.
That's right, thanks for the info! I've updated the video description. This bootleg is really good quality. I hope that with new technologies they'll finally release an official version with better quality.
that pedal steel slide sounds wicked, ya know?
yeah, it sounds a lot more "aggressive" than other versions
Incredible
Feliz cumpleaños Roger 🎉
Epic and amazing! I wish that Pink Floyd was releasing a complete show from the "Animals" tour this year to mark the album's 45th anniversary. Thank you for sharing this ... :)
This is probably as good as its going to get.
Awesome ! Great !
Manson and Waters are the glue holding down this song
gracias vida por dejarme escuchar esto
Snowy White.... AMAZING!
21:56 super jam
They where either drunk or stoned XD
Amazing sounding!
thought the same
It was Waters' voice.
Word !
Hermosos recuerdos me vienen a la mente.
marvelous version, but i have a question, who plays the synth in the final IX part ?? Eventually rick wright is playing the piano, but who plays the synth? (i think it´s a mini moog)
If I remember correctly, in those classic tours before The Wall they only hired an extra, Snowy White, as a second guitar player. Since he is playing with Gilmour in Part IX, I think that Rick Wright is playing both the piano and the synth. (In some The Great Gig In The Sky, Wright plays the piano while Gilmour plays the hammond, after playing the slide guitar).
I always considered that because I think he is playing a liiittle bit sloppy, trying to play 2 keyboards at the same time. Also, when it's just the piano playing (30:55), before the synth, it sounds like he is playing with both hands. Then, when the synth comes in (31:23), it sounds like he is playing the piano in a very simpler way (with one hand).
I think Dick Parry played some keyboards/synths on this tour
Dave
best sax solo ever, incredible, who is him or her anyone knows?
If I remember correctly, Dick Parry is playing it (I think he played on every Pink Floyd tour between 1973 and 1977, as well as recording in the studio with the band, such as on "Money", "Shine On" and "Wearing The Inside Out").
@@sergiorojomusic Yes, this is right. You can hear in the version of Money from this gig, David Gilmour clearly says 'Come on Dick' before the sax solo.
Snowy at the end..
And who is playing rhythm guitar exactly during the Gilmour's part?
Snowy White
@@sergiorojomusic Thank you. I learned something today. Interesting. Do you know if he was a band member or a hired "help" per se?
@@realRainz You're welcome! If I’m not mistaken he was just hired as a second guitarist (for the Animals and later The Wall tours)
@@realRainz I think he also plays the Have A Cigar solo in that concert
@@sergiorojomusic Oh THAT solo? I always felt like Gillmor doesn't play like that, it's too raw, rock n' roll dirty sound, David is too smooth for that one. Thanks again, very interesting.
Roger did the best dope!
Et oui
jamy
que rico
At 8:47 David's jammin' some Epic blues!! LOL 😂 WATERS TRYING TO SING SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND! HOW PAINFUL - David had to be Laughing while jammin'!! 😂
David wouldn't be there if it weren't for good ol' Rog
Waters sang on the studio version
Roger delivers his vocal parts as well if not better than Dave in this version.
Virtual Squeegee for my Third Eye 😎
Haha even Gilmour messed up his own solo back in the days
There is so many bootleg that he misplay the Syd Theme lol.
@@sergiorojomusic it's honestly something to look up to, I randomly mess up Syd's theme too sometimes, it's good to know the greats make mistakes too.
😊✨️🎶💓🎸💓🎶✨️
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Not sureGilmour voices not like the other Pink Floyd Live
yeaaah, if it's real they are . this is the oldest shine on you crazy diamond pink floyd live
Its Roger Waters singing
many versions years 74 and 75
It's Roger Waters the one who is singing...
@@albertoalvarez893 No, David is doing vocals also, and he is indeed a lot more aggressive than on the studio versions.
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