WOW Unbelievable | Pink Floyd - Great Gig In The Sky Reaction
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2023
- WOW Unbelievable | Pink Floyd - Great Gig In The Sky Reaction
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Here's the thing - if you listen to this song another 10,000 times over the next 20 years, it'll still hit you just as hard. Not kidding.
One of the greatest vocal performances in the history of recorded music.
amen
Never ever before has so much been said without any words.
It’s the 5 stages of grieving. Hits your soul every time you hear it.
Grieving ones own demise
That happened. And someone was there to record it in high fidelity audio. and it was made available to the general populace, and we have listened to it. We are truly blessed to live in this era.
I wonder how many people requested this song to be played at their funeral...BTW Stan, nobody knows.
This for me isn't a song I can listen to as if it were a "single" because it's so deeply integral to the entire album side, which is THE song. That said, "Great Gig in the Sky" is beyond incredible. A genius piece of art!
Clare H. Torry (born 29 November 1947) is an English singer, well-known for improvising and performing the wordless vocals on the song "The Great Gig in the Sky" on Pink Floyd's 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon.
Glad she got some decent reward..........in the end!👍
Check out the LIVE version of Great Gig In The Sky from the PULSE CONCERT.
There are very few bands that can stimulate you intellectually as well as emotionally. Pink Floyd is one of those... scratch that, they are *chief* among those bands
Probably the best of Pink Floyd. Brilliant. Thanks for reacting to this amazing work.
On The Turning Away...live at The Delicate Sound Of Thunder concert...simply mind blowing!
Yes them vocals came from a 5ft 4in red haired English girl, mental.
told a heartbreakingly sad story without a single word.its actually quite brilliant.leave it to pink floyd to rewrite the rules of artistic possibilities.
Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here.. Great Albums
One of the greatest albums ever recorded. I was 12 years old when Dark Side was released... Life changing.
Love listening to Pink Floyd. A great way to relax.😊
perfect reaction sir.
Thank you
I know you said you have listened to Dark Side of the Moon. You should also listen to the whole of the Wish You We’re Here album. It will also knock your socks off.
Indeed. It's Gilmour's favourite PF album and I reckon he's probably right.
Like your description of the early part as the escape from death.
I think you are more than ready for the track "Echoes".
Believe me , this tune will take you up from the ocean to the universe, then you'll find yourself in another dimension.
Wow! I really, really like that you listened to the whole album first, and then went back to react to tracks. That's amazing! I would apply that to all of Prog Rock, Rock Operas, and Experimental Albums (like Joe's Garage, by Frank Zappa [1979], which is all three), because in those mediums the album is the primary artform. Tracks are part of the business of airplay, exposure, and recognition, but they produced albums. The experience was the thing, and Floyd did sparse concert tours. They self described as a studio band who crafted deep experiences in the studio, and only celebrated those experiences in concert.
Their album, The Wall (1979), is a rock opera, but there, too, I'd still advise listening to the album first, before seeing the (F-ing Amazing!) movie creation of the music.
Contrarywise, because it's Pink Floyd, their concert performace to the Ages, from the ruined amphitheatre at Pompeii, souls out, jamming to Eternity, begging to be judged by history, is an absolute must watch, if you're a fan.
Really great reaction, friend. New sub.
You nailed it
Maravilloso
This album was produced by Alan Parsons. If you check out some early Alan Parsons Project albums, you will definitely see the influence on DSOTM (I robot, Tales of mystery and imagination. Pyramid.)
You need to watch the live version from the Pulse tour
there is no right or wrong with this stuff. nobody is really wrong when reacting to art. we just might not feel the exact thing the performer/artist meant for us to feel, but it doesn't matter because that's kind of the point. evoke emotion, if the listener is moved, it's worked. everyone reacts a little differently to death so we'll react a little differently to a song about death. my feelings and ideas about this song have changed 100 times throughout the years. no right or wrong.
I STILL say it's Aretha 😮