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My Soul Felt It | First Time Hearing Pink Floyd “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” PULSE Concert REACTION
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- This Took Me On a Journey | First Time Hearing Pink Floyd “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” PULSE Concert REACTION
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58 year old atheist man here, I understand deeply what mortality is. Music like this is my church. A place without judgement, the human experience.
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Well said😊!
Amen!
Take a look at Echoes live in Pompeii, I think about 1972, you can see them all young with long hair! The trumpet was a saxaphone. Next time you listen to it tune into the bass player Guy Pratt, he was the keyboard player, Richard Wright's son in law, it's a great base line. Love your smile.
Ok, I’ll look into it for sure. Thanks for the correction of ‘trumpet’, recommendation and compliment😊 - I appreciate it
I Pink Floyd li puoi ascoltare per la milionesima volta sempre emozionandoti ad ogni ascolto.
SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND è un brano fondamentale ...cardine di un viaggio musicale e spirituale insieme
Been 30 years since I saw this tour from the 4th row. All of them had smiles on their faces the entire show, truly enjoyed performing. This is the beginning of the show, just watch the whole thing, you won't be disappointed.
Same here, right down to the VIP seats. A night to remember. 😉🎼🔥
RIP Syd Barret. Your reaction was appreciated, even probably similar to those of us who have watched and or listened to it a thousand times. Am enjoying all your work. Cheers.
This performance is a testament to Pink Floyd's ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. Despite the changes in the band's lineup and the passage of time, they maintain a high standard of musical integrity and emotional depth. The PULSE concert showcases their enduring legacy and their commitment to delivering powerful live performances.
I've been feeling pink Floyd's Shine on You Crazy Diamond for 50 years and it's still affects me the way it does you today, young man. Rock on.
Try the studio version some day- so much to hear and experience
I know exactly what you mean when you describe how Pink Floyd's music makes you feel. It's definitely a spiritual experience for me as well. 🤘🏽💗
Yes that was about their bandmate they loved, I've seen many shows about David Gilmore, he's a beautiful man that helps people and gives to many charites, and said that Syd died from mostly mental illness not just drugs
Oh really, I thought as much. Sad to hear about Syd😕. Bless David - there’s this gentleness I see in him that I just like.
You need to experience the studio recordings first, in my estimation. Been listening to Floyd for 50+ years.
I will for sure - thanks
😊 More Pink Floyd! 🤗 Cool Beans! 🥰🐰
You can be rest assured of that
Encore une fois ,Pink floyd sont unique musicalement,je ne pas resté muet à cette prestations merci gracias pour faire connaître,redecouvrir ce groupe majestueux majestueux, majestueux 😊
Phenomenal 👏👏
It is😊
Pulse version is excellent, don’t get me wrong, but please give the studio albums version a listen. All parts, a 20 something minute MASTERPIECE.
Thanks for the recommendation - I’ll into it
the studio version is just so much better check it out
Oh really - ok I’ll check it out
Richard Wright, the keyboard master. Not sure what else to say.
Thank you😊
Keep on reacting to this great Pulse concert. Any song will do-----they're all fantastic. Also, check out two of their stunning performances from The Delicate Sound Of Thunder concert film: On The Turning Away and The Dogs Of War.
Pink Floyd are brilliantly different.
Pink Floyd are timeless👌🏼
Also.. Has anyone ever told you that you look a wee bit like Akala😌😁
Much love from Scotland💙🏴
This is one of Pink Floyd's best song, it's a Masterpiece 😊 and your reaction to it is incredible
Thank you😊
As a longtime fan and also someone who went to the Pulse concert twice, to me, the studio version should be played first with this song. It is a masterpiece and is something they really can't do justice to because of the length of the song originally. It was fantastic to see it live, and they sounded great as usual, but if you listen to the original recording, you will see the difference and the insane amount of talent these guys had.
I’ll make out time to listen to the studio version - you’ve been to two of their Pulse concerts? I’m so jealous🤣. Thank you for this!
Epic music!!!
It is indeed
They call the projector “Mr. Screen”.
From the same Pulse collection, please check out TIME, and also SORROW (where did you hide your first reaction to Sorrow?). Thanks for your thoughtful Pink Floyd reactions!
@@jdelaney4158 Delaney!!! You have surfaced.
@@jdelaney4158 So nice to see you in “Floydland” again. I was concerned that you might have been abducted by aliens from another planet who wanted to take you back to Arizona (good luck finding quality tea there).
You can’t go wrong with a Pink Floyd song. I was blessed to see their Pulse tour in Giants Stadium, NY. Totally epic.
Frank Zappa said, “Music is the only religion that delivers the goods”. But back to PF, I’m a staunch believer in hoping reactors react to studio original Pink Floyd. That said this is a stellar performance. Glad it meant something to you.
Beautiful reaction!
I'd love to see you react to the second half of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (a.k.a. parts 6-9). It's not live, but it's amazing. I also think it's just a teeny bit better than the one you just heard. Also, the studio version of Echoes is a masterpiece. 🤘🏽💗
It helps to know that this was about their lost friend and bandmate (and founding member of Pink Floyd) Syd Barrett, to too much LSD. A profound tribute. A tremendous composition.
Interesting to know - thank you😊
best band of all times 😎👍🎶🎶 next one from Pink Floyd - Dogs ( with lyric ) 1977 . = 17 min , 🎸🎶
@@jdelaney4158 😎👍
@@jdelaney4158Hey, you! 😊
You are very intuitive! You are exactly right - this song is about Syd Barrett who was one of the founding members of Pink Floyd. He went on a trip & never came back. Drugs will do it every time.😢
This is a shortened version of the song. On the album there's a part I thru V and on the end a part VI thru IX. or part 1 thru 5 & part 6 thru 9.
The album version is dark room with your eyes closed therapy!!
Oh it has another version? Interesting to know😊
@@Franklynreact certo...sono suddivise in due parti ( SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND PART 1/5) e S.O.Y.C.D part 6/9) .
La parte 1/5 apre l'album WISH YOU WERE HERE (1975) e la 6/9 lo chiude.
Bisognerebbe conoscere la versione di studio prima del live .
Ma adesso che lo sai dedica quasi 25 minuti della tua vita per arricchirti musicalmente e fare un'esperienza unica ...spirituale direi 😉😘
@@FranklynreactThe studio version is usually split between two reactions because it’s a long song (and opens & closes the album). Plus, you hear so much more since you aren’t watching at the same time. 😊
They take us to another dimension and bring us back better for the experience!
This song is about their former band frontman and leadsinger Syd Barret who went "crazy" (still not entirely sure of what happened) in the late 60`s. It`s a long story but worth checking out for the context of Pink Floyd as a band. Also if you`re into funky music with great solos you should take a look at Pink Floyd "Another brick in the wall pt2". Great reaction🙌
Ma certo che sappiamo cosa è successo a Syd Barrett negli anni '60.
Si flippo' il cervello 💣💥💭😵con le droghe...di ogni tipo esistente all'epoca .
Perché non dire le cose come stanno ...forse per giustificare se stessi ?!?
Sappiamo tutti cosa successe a Syd Barrett negli anni '60...ma a tanti fa comodo cercare altre motivazioni o definirle "sconosciute "
Schizophrenia and drugs…bad combo, especially for a young person (usually male). Scared the rest of the band so much they quit using LSD.
100%percent I approuve what you say ,gracias
The English bands from the 1970's produced music that was unparalleled in creativity and musicianship. Try the band "Genesis" - "Suppers Ready" for 23 minutes of brilliance, or the group "Yes" - "Yours is no Disgrace" for an introduction to prog rock at its finest. Peace .
That was a saxophone
Thanks for the correction😊
The pulse version is not the best way to experience this song... but whatever...