Pink Floyd + Clare Torry - The great gig in the sky

Test to assess audio quality - you can hear the vocal far more clearly - best mix in my opinion. For some reason in all other uploads the voice is somehow suppressed.

[@mrmghannoum]

If you don't get goosebumps, then you are long gone, my friend!

[@alreadydoingit8591]

So true!

[@davidecapuzzi9372]

Richard and Clare.. Thanks..

[@alreadydoingit8591]

To Krasimir Stoyanov: thank you for posting what you describe as best mix. Personally, I was looking for non-mix - just the original - however, you are correct: excellent mix. Thanks very much for posting this. Coming up on half a century since the first time I heard The Great Gig in the Sky, it still to this day moves me like little else can do. Thank you, sir.

[@isthisforreal8539]

OK, whoever gave this a thumbs down, BOOOOOO to you

[@wokeslayer577]

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[@alreadydoingit8591]

Talk Callas or Caruso, or if you are culturally bankrupt you'll talk Pavarotti, all you want: Clare Torry vocally triangulates to the extent humanly possible. Second to none is Linda Rondstadt. And by "second to none," hell yeah Rondstadt can do ANYthing, make no mistake; it's just that Clare Torry did it first when she did The Great Gig In the Sky. Could Callas or Caruso do what Torry did? That's a trick question: back in the days of Callas and Caruso, the human race had not yet been introduced to the likes of Pink Floyd. How unfortunate. Could Rondstadt have done what Torry did? Again, another trick Q: of course Rondstadt could have pulled that off - it's just that she wasn't in that particular circle at that given moment. When it comes to vocals, there are only 2 humans worth discussing: Rondstadt and Torry; Callas and Caruso couldn't pull off what Torry and Rondstadt have accomplished, yet that reality may be only because the human race had not - in the time of Callas and Caruso - yet found the potential for arts & sciences that Pink Floyd helped the human race to understand.