WHAT DID I JUST EXPERIENCE??? | Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) | REACTION
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Just fold the wick over & it won’t go up your nose 😂
That was Rick Wright at the end on a synth, not a saxophone 🙌🏼
Time for ECHOES!!!! AUDIO version ONLY! Then the Pulse '94 version of 'SORROWS' !!!
You know, Pink Floyd was widely embraced by hippies for how extraordinarily well their music pairs with tripping on magic mushrooms. I guess they were boosted into another musical dimension. I haven't listened to Floyd in many years, but listening to them in your videos makes me realize they have a lot more jazz influences than I realized before.
This track is a tribute to their former bandmate Syd Barrett who (I believe) had a psychotic breakdown
@@Calicarver It's been said elsewhere (almost everywhere) that: "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd, but you certainly need Pink Floyd to enjoy drugs".
David Gilmor also plays a steel guitar. I believe that also might be what you're hearing from the wining guitar sound.
When it comes to Floyd, everyone expects blues and psychedelia. What most new listeners do NOT expect, is the infusion of soul and funk into theirs songs. It hits like a truck.
Not to mention the brilliant lyricism.
🤘🤘😝😝
And a little jazz mixed in 🎷
yep, plenty of long form James Brown band sounds in there..
This song gives you a taste of all Floyd eras. Same with Animals.
Don’t make the mistake others have made: for the most part, Pink Floyd creates concept albums that are made to be listened to from start of finish in one sitting. Sit down and listen to Dark Side of the Moon as one work.
Damn right each recording is a movie
@@perrybarrett Mostly agree, but The Final Cut should definitely be on that list. It's the only album that actually has the concept explicitly stated in the subtitle "A Requiem For The Post War Dream".
This!
I've been listening to them for over 40 years and still have an emotional response, the experience never ends! 🤩
It gets stronger...47 years for me...
I know it'll never end
Saw them do this in 1977 during their Animals, Wish you were here tour. Absolutely staggered the place
@@williamschroeder1458 I was at the last concert of this tour, at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal on June 6, 1977.
It was my first Pink Floyd concert, but certainly not my last, I was won over by their music.
@@thepragmatic6383 have only seen them twice, in 1972 and 1977. Recently saw Roger Waters. Was rather disappointed. Opened with Comfortably Numb, no guitar solo. Rather pale
(S) hine On
(Y) ou Crazy
(D) iamond
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Gilmour's playing the lap steel guitar in part 6. You can see him playing it in One of These Days and High Hopes, both from Pulse. David Gilmour is incomparable.
One of These Days is right near the top of my all time favorite Pink Floyd songs. The Delicate Sound of Thunder version is the best for me. Fucking unreal.
Preach on!!
And BREATHE
“High Hopes” from the Division Bell was their last song on their very last album. I don’t count “ The Endless River” as their last album as by then keyboard virtuoso Richard Wright had passed away. David ‘s pedal steel in High Hopes causes tears each time I hear( feel) it on the “ Pulse” DVD.
@@chuckhutton5087they used Richard Wright's original music on The Endless River. 🤷♀️
You know what's better than a Pink Floyd song? Witnessing someone discovering Pink Floyd for the first time. 😉 I recommand to come back to shine on you crazy for a second time, and paying attention to the lyrics...There is a deep meaning to this song. It will blow your mind again, but in a different way.
YES!!!!!!!!
its a tribute to Syd Barrett
You are going to love Echoes from Live at Pompeii by them, my man. It was filmed when they are at their peak of their creative power. Echoes is considered by many fans to be their first true masterpiece, just before the recording of Darkside of the Moon, an album whose legendary status barely does it justice.
Ya its great but studio version first forsure.
The full Meddle album.
Absolutely. The full version of Echoes from Live at Pompeii can be found at ua-cam.com/video/PGwPSPIhohk/v-deo.html
I think it either has to be Echoes at Pompeii (note: 1972, not 2016 -- @tommartin00's link is a good one) or else the studio version of Time. Echoes is from when they were all in their late 20s, and finding the musical direction they would take for the next decade.
I would highly recommend you do the studio version of "Echoes" first to fully appreciate its impact all at once. Then move on to the Pompeii version.
Their album ANIMALS is a SONIC MASTERPIECE. It's only 5 five song. You could do the entire album. ✌🤞🙏
Possibly their best, certainly their angriest, album. Sheep.....
Yes, please do a reaction to the Animals album! Well worth it!
@@rmyikzelf5604sheep is a masterpiece
Richard Wright owns this album. His keyboards are all over it. And his outro for Shine On pt 6 is gorgeous
Shine on you Crazy Diamond bookends this album beautifully. Richard Wright's keyboard playing on this entire album is masterful, you easily lose yourself in the journey this album takes you on, it's one of their best. It's layered and mixed beautifully. If you ever listen to their album Dark Side of the Moon, you have to listen to it in one hit, start to end as each songs flows into the next and it's truly an experience to be had for a new Pink Floyd fan, I envy anyone being able to do that for the first time.
Yes. Can't stress this point enough. Especially on first time hearing, if you have not heard anything from the album before. That's how they were meant to be listened to when they were first released on vinyl in the 1970's and 1980's. From side 1 track 1, to the faint ticking of the needle looping the hiss of the final groove of side 2, unless the turntable was automatic obviously ;-). Trying to piece together the story they're telling, constantly distracted by the music.
That's not saxophone in "Part IX", it's synthesizer along with piano chords, both played masterfully by Richard Wright.
Hi Sevsimo, I am a 68yo lady from Sydney, I promptly subscribed to your channel at your first Pink Floyd reaction! I love seeing you sniffing your candle and yes, you're right, listening to PF is like taking a trip, I love your reactions discovering new music!
You must know that "Shine on you crazy diamond" is a tribute and remembrance piece to Pink Floyd founding member Syd Barrett. Earlier in this band's history, Barrett left the group (read - eased out of the band) because he had mental problems and drug addiction. He was extremely talented. The lyrics of Shine on... refer to him, to his inability to cope with the sudden fame, while his talent was the diamond of the group.
Another fact about PF is that they choose very carefully the lyrics. Specially for this, you might check out "Time" and "Us and them". And of course, you should finally "meet" the group and check out their super famous PULSE concert, you must watch the RESTORED AND RE-EDITED version, with pieces like SORROW (for this one you'll need 3 candles !!!) , CONFORTABLY NUMB etc. David Gilmour is the lead guitar & vocals and the older ones guys are the original members. Cheers till next time 🙂
Thank you so much for subscribing to the channel I'm glad to read you're loving the reactions accompanied by my candle sniffing haha!
I really appreciate the comment and the info and thank you for the recommendations i'll be sure to definitely check them out!
So cool seeing someone experience music I grew up on. Imagine being a stoner and going on this trip. Amazing
Pink Floyd will give you emotions and feelings that you probably won't get from any other band. They're just one of the greatest bands ever, and all i can say is.......enjoy the ride, because it's life changing.
Glad you experienced these tracks, this band is incomparable and unequalled, like I said before you will take this music with you for life and never get bored with this band
if you never heard floyd before you are in for a treat, man they are insane. Best band of all time, to ever exist man. They will rip your soul out.
Syd Barrett, founding member went crazy fro to much LSD. Crazy Diamond is about him. ✌
Man I envy anybody listening to these songs for the first time. Still remember the first time I heard The Dark Side Of The Moon like it was yesterday.
What you have to remember is that this is coming up to 50 years old! Back then there were no computers to just click a button to add effects and be done with it like most music today. They had to record all the music onto tape and create effects practically
Yes. Tape based echo machines, tape strung across the room to get some of the long delays. The azimuth coordinator. A wah pedal, plugged in the wrong way round. Tape cuts and splices. Double tracking. Put on almost any other album of the time next to it and the difference in layers and details is immediately clear.
Hey, bro. I am so happy that you have found Pink Floyd. I was in high school. We had The Best Music Ever.
I was born in 1960. I remember it all!
You are in for a treat, my friend! Salud!ENJOY! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorrow from the Pulse concert is a great one. Comfortably Numb from that show is alo a masterpiece, but Sorrow rocks a little harder. Actually, I highly recommend anything from Pulse, I'm just hoping you'll do Sorrow next. 🤘🖖
🙌🏼🎯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I look forward to seeing you experience the 3 great songs on the Animals album: Dogs, Sheep, and Pigs.
We all thought these were amazing albums back when they were released.
Here it's 50 years later, and they seem even more amazing after all this time.
Just imagine if you will that this was the music of your teen years. How would all the music on the radio that followed compare? How would it effect your perception of all the music that followed? And your outlook on life? That is the conundrum that us old geezers find ourselves in. The mastery of harmonics, clear clean crisp playing of instruments, lyrics that say it all and nothing more or superfluous. The music industry is left wanting since. Alas for the lost pleasures of youth.
Floyd are masters of 'setting the mood' one may say! It's no longer an intro when it carries such emotion and overall importance to the composition in my humble opinion.
It’s not wrong, the song tests your patience. But it’s one of the most beautifully written songs of all time. It’s so good
FLOYD then TOOL then LED ZEPPELIN.... Oh wait, LED ZEPPELIN the TOOL then FLOYD... Or is it LED ZEPPELIN then FLOYD then TOOL... I can't make up my mind. LOL ✌
As many of us Classic-ers say often when viewing new generations react to Pink Floyd music, it is a joy to witness their exuberance.
We reacted the same way when we first plucked -- no ... placed carefully -- a new Pink Floyd album on our rather expensive turntable and layed down even more carefully the cartridge onto the black grooved disc and then experienced the wonder of Pink Floyd. We freaked out, man. Just as you have. And when I was able to afford a set of Bose headphones -- utopia, dude !! Musical heaven. Of course, there were tons of other great bands back in the 70's. And late 60's. But Pink Floyd is a genre all to themselves. And as another person commented here, some who hear of Pink Floyd now imagine their music to be all about psychedelia and weird sounds. Their early material definitely had stuff like that in it. Their "Echoes" album was essentially the first to begin taking on the sound that you hear on "Wish You Were Here." You are in for a roller-coaster of a ride with your dive into Pink Floyd. I look forward to riding along with you on this trip.
This is my favorite “dose” of Pink Floyd. I call it a dose because it’s medicine for the soul.
This was my very first music-album, vinyl longplayer. It was 1975, I was 12 years old. I´ve probably listened to Floyd almost every single day eversince. Here´s a few tipps for your journey for starters: "Echoes" Live in Pompeii 1971/72, the whole "Dark Side Of The Moon" album in one go, and please do "Comfortably Numb" again but the Pulse Live 1994 version (this one will blow your fuses) 🙂
WOW. Me too. Pink Floyd is without a shadow of a doubt, my all time favorite band.
They weren’t make music, they were making MASTERPIECES!!!!
Thanks man, I suggested this. The two parts of the song are at the beginning and end of this great album, Wish You Were Here 🔥
David Gilmour on lap steel guitar and guitar 🎸
The Comfortably Numb review you did, you shall need to also do another from that live Pulse show. Live show is so much better. Their lights and that ending doesn’t fade out like the album version they do it justice and will give a resonant experience. The rabbit hole on this band is deep and comforting.
One of my favorites. Produced as a tribute to Syd Barret , original band founder.
Truly one of if not the best works by them bringing them all together .
A total , full body , mentally fulfilling musical experience.
ENJOY
Watching you discover music like this is amazing. You have all the music of the world at your fingertips, and it must be overwhelming man. It'll be fascinating to see where you're going to go next brother. It's called the wick.
Thanks brother really appreciate the comment, glad I came across this incredible band!
Wick, that's the word haha cheers!
Well you’re officially ready for Echoes (Live at Pompeii). Be sure to know that there is a part 2 of this. I’ve been listening to this since it came out.
Do the Audio first. It has more guitar layers and more of the sublime piano and organ work by Rick. It's so much better and when you get to the groove section rewind back 5 seconds and turn the volume up three notches!!!
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, same concert/recording/video.
Newbie to the channel and I gotta say I really enjoy your authentic reactions. As someone who was lucky and old enough to buy this album the day it came out it's a classic. Dark Side of the Moon is legendary and will always be my favorite album by Floyd. I remember my HIGH school days sitting in my smoke filled room with friends with no lights and just candles lit listening to Floyd for hours...just awesome times when music was actual music and not computer generated crap. Great Gig in the Sky should be your next listen to by Floyd talk about spiritual...wow. Keep going down the road you won't be disappointed ever.
Thanks alot my friend really appreciate the comment!
Those sound like awesome memories, I'm definitely looking forward to much more Pink Floyd!
at 16:44 you can hear the notes from another Pink Floyd song, See Emily Play. That song was composed by Syd Barrett, one of the founding members of PF. He used to be the main composer, but got lost in drugs. This song (and album) are dedicated to him (the band wishes he was still with him), it's also a critic on the music industry. Well, those notes are like a remembering of Syd Barrett
best band of all times . 😎👍 next one from Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away ( live to the Delicate sound of Thunder concert . 1988 - 1990 )
The whole album is put together like a symphony. Genius.
Yes that's David Gilmour on a pedal steel guitar!! The sound with the notes going all the way through the ceiling!!
You have to admit, it's just great music for cooking to.... You can dance, boogie, stir sip some wine and taste and repeat...
Real music, that's what you experienced
I can't imagine hearing this again for the first time...When it came out; I was 15, but 75 had SO MANY awesome bands at their peak, Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, Moody Blues, Gentle Giant, EVERYBODY was cranking out masterpieces, it was almost too much...I've heard this album a thousand times, but it wasn't until I was in my late 40's that I saw it for how monumental of a contribution to music it was...I feel sorry for older people just hearing it...dozens of early morning summer days and late night cruising in my car playing it on 8 track over and over and over...
Pink Floyd literally connects with you at the very depths of your soul and opens both your eyes and mind to a level that changes who you are as a human being!
The entire piece is a tribute to their friend and original band member Syd Barrett. He developed schizophrenia and had to drop out (he is the crazy diamond). Hence the sad sound of the music. The entire piece is in a minor key to lend that dark tone. Except for the very last moments where it shifts major and brightens to a hopeful finish.
Welcome to Pink Floyd! One of us! One of us! One of us! 💗
My first experience hearing this was trippin balls and I was completely blown away. Watching you listen to it for the first time is my way of living vicariously
Part VI is one of my favorite pieces of music EVER!
I'm liking this before watching, cause I already know 😁
Thank you!!
I have to say you're the only one I've seen on reaction videos with a deep feeling and recognize the composers that put their soul into their music that takes people on a journey. This type of music from 1969 to 1976 can never be challenged by what the younger generation that listens to what is nothing but crap. I've been in this world for 64yr. and I've seen some damm great Band and real players that made this lost art form. That these brainwashed younger generations don't know what their missing.
"Is that the guitar" was Dave on guitar and Richard keeping right along on keyboard, harmony!
It's not just effects on Gilmour's guitar, he has a unique and special touch. He's different but equally expressive as Jeff Beck, who you may want to check out.
This is the more under appreciated Pink Floyd piece ever! It's my absolute favourite! Gilmour plays a lap steel guitar with a slide, that's how he gets that other worldly noise out of it.
Really enjoying your reactions! Team Choppy Drop approved - Pink Floyd feels like the Einstein of music, such a vibe. I think the Tool army comparisons are because both aren't afraid to break the rules and boundaries we expect of music as mere mortals. If ever the was a band that requires full album reactions it's Pink Floyd. *The Wick of the candle - Aloha
You lucky man. Just discovering Floyd.
You have much wonder and happiness to come.
67 years old. I know this band. You young folks have to catch up
6:45 Yes, Gilmour, but now doing his magic on a lap steel.
Guitars gift David Gilmores to each other for Christmas. Ok, I'm recycling someone else's joke, but it's true.
7:11 - realization that everything you heard so far was the intro
And you haven't even heard dark side of the moon yet, only thr greatest album ever recorded. But must be heard as one continuous piece. You haven't lost your aural virginity until you've experienced that. Happy voyage!
"Oh, it's gonna be one of those ones!" Perfect!😂
Great reaction. Shine on you Crazy Diamond is ASMR for music lovers.
So much more to come. Keep going.
I envy you the feel of discovering PF, been one of my favorite bands for soon 40 years, their in a league of their own
First time on this channel, don't know if you ever react to videos, but you're going to lose your mind when you see what they were like live. Incomparable.
Ehi, do you want to hear something special from them? Search for Echoes Live in Gdansk (you'll find it under the name of David Gilmore, the singer and lead guitar of Pink Floyd, recorded professionally during the concert in the Gdansk Stocznia shipyard in Poland, on the Baltic Sea). It's an experience too few people know (as they mainly refer to the Pompei, Italy, session in the 70s). I promise you, you'll not regret :)
By the way, it was a keyboard. The saxophone is the one in the I-V part ;)
Good evening. Very recently found your reactions and I’m enjoying them immensely. I find your reactions fantastic and very honest. I’m so glad you found Floyd.
I’ve been listening since I was 15 or so and it is a real journey, but always an amazing one. As you’ve attested to, they have the habit of sucking you in on a certain path then without warning going off in another mind blowing direction. I still can’t get my head round their music genius.
I do feel that something must have been aligned for these men to come together purely by chance and produce music of such inordinate quality.
My friend, please check out more of Dark Side, Animals, The Wall, The Division Bell …………..🙏
I was 14 yo when this album was released. Back then, we could barely wait for the next Pink Floyd album (or Yes, Genesis, ELP...and many, many others). It was a musical adventure for all of us, an adventure like no other again. I'd love to relive that feeling of listening to this for the first time. But that's impossible, so the best next thing is to watch reaction videos like yours and enjoy the feeling by proxy. :) Thank you for that!
I think it's incredible if you've never heard any Pink Floyd songs prior to creating this channel, that amazes me. Mostly because their songs are played on the radio constantly where I live here in Norway, and growing up I couldn't avoid them (nor would I want to avoid them, absolutely love them). Mostly their most commercially successful songs on the radio, of course, but still. I'm glad you didn't, because it's so much fun watching you react to their music for the first time! More stankface, mate!
The are known worldwide. You are correct. Glad you like 'em. I have to hear them everyday.
Thank you so much for the comment my friend and I'm glad I never came across them prior to starting this channel haha! Here in Sydney the main radio stations primarily play new music or whats "current" so I was never really exposed to this incredible band but glad I am now! 🙏
The part of the candle you light is the WICK, man!
I think we have successfully recruited one of the young ones into the PF fold.
You got it exactly right: they are an experience of emotion conveyed through music. I’ve never heard another band that has what they had.
Don't tell me that you jumped Welcome to The Machine, Have a cigar and Wish you were here!!! You just must listen to these three in a row now, this will give you the full story. Actually it was discussed if this song SOYCD should stay in its full length on one side just like Ecohes but at end they decided to split the song into two and add the rest in between to complete the story..
Again, don't miss out to listen to Firth of Fifth with Genesis from 1973..... you will be surprised what music sounded then....and not sounding today.
I believe that he did it last week.
It's OK if the wick goes up your nose😂😂😂As long as it does Not Have a Flame. 😂😂😂 ❤❤Great reaction to that experience.😅
@spikebeans9563 Thank you and I agree haha that would be a very uncomfortable situation, UNcomfortably numb situation haha!
@@sevsimo lmbo. For sure.
It's about their first singer who went crazy
16:44 the melody from their song 'See Emily Play', deliberately inserted by Rick Wright, as homage to Syd Barrett.
As much as you get into the emotion of their songs, you should listen to *The Great Gig in the Sky*, one of the goat rock vocal performances, but, of course, not what you'd imagine.
Fyi, the song on the album just before that one is *Time*, possibly their most famous track.
This is so exciting being able to experience someone discovering Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd does not age discriminate. This is just the beginning the journey. Also, every time I comment I will drop a reminder, "Pink Floyd Pulse tour"... comfortably numb... Goose bumps my friend, every time I watch it.
you get it. cool.
This song is just mesmerizing. Parts I-V get all the attention. But parts VI-IX are the real deal. You are dancing with part VIII and crying like a baby on part IX.
It's always great to watch someone listening to Pink Floyd for the first time, but the basic message is always the same - this is much more than "just music".
May you enjoy your inevitable descent further into this particular rabbit hole, as you still have endless sensory delights to discover.
10,000 people seen you just have an eargasm
Richard Wright’s keyboard ending put Syd to rest… heartbreaking
every week for 15 years from march 1973 to July 1988 … and now over 1500 weeks total.
"Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon finally left Billboard's album chart in July 1988, 736 weeks after it debuted on the weekly Top 200 listing."
The tracks all tie end to each other as one big musical show on each album.
David often uses a steel slide guitar to get some fantastic effects. Their music is timeless. Queen will do something similar for you.
Floyd's tracks segue from track to track so beautifully....... All most all of their albums do this.. ✌
Goodness, found your channel& I’m like so many a veteran PF fan, over 50yrs& have to admit to being in love with David Gilmour since 15/16 yrs old 🙆♀️what can I say Dark side of the Mokn in one sitting& The Pulse Concert utter genius ❤🥰
Pink Floyd's sound layering is just insane.
Just wait until he discovers The Great Gig in the Sky.
The Funkiest Funk that ever Funked.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Welcome To The Machine
G'day mate. Glad to see and hear that you've found one of the greatest bands of all time. And they've effected you in such a positive way.
Watched your reaction to Pink Floyd in the the videos you've done now on them, and decided to subscribe. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Two things Pink Floyd is famous for. Getting unique sounds from their instruments and combining instruments to make unique combinations. Not sure what was being done to the guitar here but go back to parts I-V and listen to the guitar segment right before the vocals begin. It sounds like a sax playing along with Gilmour, note for note, except for a few very sex like sounds.
The saxamaphone ( as Homer calls it ) is actually Richard Wright on one of his keyboards, the fact that you don't know what is doing what is part of the brilliance of the band ,you don't know what, where,why or how they managed it, forgetting that the Floyd pioneered most of the sounds and they invented the concept of the light show back in the 60s, they were more famous for the lights than the music .
Such an iconic band... right up there with The Beatles, almost anyway IMO.
i look forward to your journey down the rabbit hole that is PF
saw them life with this and much more - before 200.000 people 72 near Frankfurt - never forget
Yes. This is something else.
People keep recommending Echoes, specifically live at Pompeii.... Listen to the entire album Meddle first. I swear you will thank me. ❤❤❤❤
Agreed. Peace/JT
CHILLS!!!! EVERY TIME!!! 😁❤️🎼🤘