Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Live) 1990 | Singer Reacts & Musician Analysis
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Shine on
You crazy
Diamond
RIP Syd Barrett.
Pink Floyd founding member & guitarist
An absolute musical gem! By the way, the short-cropped blonde, one of the backing singers, is Clare Torry. Yes, the Clare Torry who sang the fantastic The Great Gig in the Sky in 1973 and on the album The Dark Side of the Moon.
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Thanks for pointing that out 😊
I see her now.
She did a hell of a job on The Great Gig In The Sky 🎉
But that's not Dick Perry on 🎷 playing huh? 😂😊🎉
Even better with Candy Dulfer on the sax. I've almost forgotten, that she played with Pink Floyd at that time!
Love me some Candy, she’s a monster, but original saxophonist Dave (or is it Dick? Can never remember ) Parry playing this out while holding and swapping 2 sax’s is an unreal experience. Sat front row center for “Pulse” in 94 and he literally blew us away. If you pull up “Shine On” live from “Pulse” you’ll see what I mean. That was my 5th and last time to catch them live. Unforgettable. Regards 🤘😎
@@ronaldelliott4373 I know, what you mean! I also like the way, Dick Parry used two saxes (sp?) in live performances. But I had a little crush on Candy Dulfer ("Lily Was Here"), she was hot and played her instrument very well. And I mean that in a "clean" way... ;-)
@@rainerzufall42 Right on! There are two types of men, those who love her, and the rest who have never heard of her. 🤘(I’m just altering the same comment Willie Nelson made yrs ago about Linda Ronstadt) 👈😉
Shine on You crazy Diamond, a song written about and dedicated to founder member Syd Barrett. Syd departed from the band in 1968 after becoming mentally ill due to his excessive drug use. His mental health deteriorated to the point that it was affecting his ability to integrate with the other band members and create and perform as a musician. He was replaced by his former school friend David Gilmour who would previously on occasion be brought in as second guitar.
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Shine on
You crazy
Diamond.
Mental illness precedes drug use.
Apparently a guy wondered into Abbey Road studio at the time of recording this song and only after some minutes did the band realize it was Sid Barrett. He'd become bloated and had shaved his head
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I've read that a married couple of German friends Syd stayed with for a while were feeding him LSD in his morning tea without telling him for an extended period of time - and that contributed HEAVILY to his mental deterioration. Though he may have had bipolar-type issues prior. TRAGIC story of an extremely talented man
You were completely enthralled Millie. Done my heart good to see someone enjoy the Floyd so completely
Making a legendary cameo, is one of the worlds greatest saxophonists, the awesome Candy Dulfer. A huge fan of hers since seeing her first at this very concert, she truly complemented the greatness of Pink Floyd here at Knebworth.
Bless you! I knew that I Knew who she was but the name would not come to me! Thanks so much! I also like what they call smooth jazz so I knew her sound, Thanks again!
Pink Floyd "Echoes" Live at Pompeii 1972
No Audience, No Lights, No Pyrotechnics and a Dave Gilmour with No Shirt. Gods playing to Gods.
Here is a little secret, Millie...thank you for this authentic reaction, by the way. Pink Floyd/David Gilmour always have put on a fantastic live performance, wherever they are. Each live performance is unique in its own right, there are no rules other than enjoyment of the piece of music written....compassion which is unique in its own right through the musical masterpiece set forth. This is why you need to explore Pink Floyd, David Gilmour, even Roger Waters, independently. The sound of Floyd transcends all boundaries. I'm not going to pick one live performance/song for you to check out next because whatever you decide will be fantastic, we promise. The catalog is vast, so prepare yourself for a musical journey of a lifetime....enjoy the ride. Thank you for exploring the best side of music with Pink Floyd!!!!
Well said! Thanks!
Listen to them play "Comfortably Numb' live at the Pulse Concert.
Looking good and love your reaction Millie!👍
Thank you!! 😁💜
David is a wizard . He can take you to so many amazing places just with his masterful playing. You only get one like him in a lifetime. Glad I got to be alive in his time. Hats off to the Sax player as well. Awesome.
I can't believe that this is the first time you've seen a live performance by PF. Check out anything from the Pulse tour (there's 2 1/2 hours to choose from) as there isn't a bad song in it, but for me the highlights are Comfortably Numb, The Great Gig In The Sky, One of These Days, Keep Talking, High Hopes and Run Like Hell (the finale)
listened to entire album all weekend on a Pioneer system with huge speakers...in a 8'x8' living room....whatever year it came out...ended with some Moody Blues...I came out very mellow.
They have always put on such great concerts.
The Best and more complete Live of Shine on Your Crazy Diamond is from PULSE
I was at a show from that era. May, 1988, momentary lapse of reason. Arrowhead Stadium. This was their opener. Sky still brilliant pink and orange from the sunset. This video brings me right back to that day.
SYD (S)hine on (Y)ou crazy (D)iamond.
Unbelievable concert.
Oh man, it's so great to see Candy Duffer again. Still killing it on that sax.
Holy crap...did you ever shine while watching that. You know great music darlin. 👍❤🤙
I guess this was the best live performance of Shine On You Crazy Diamond ever! Candy Dulfer did a perfect job playing the solo, It's a rare emotional expression with an Instrument like sax. I guess that she thought: "I'm playing with the creators of The Dark Side of the Moon, so I should play as If was the last time In my life!".
I seen Pink Floyd three times.
I wanted to see them live when they were still touring. I regret not doing that!
PF are able to start with a really slow, minimal music and then build it into something great.
This live version is trimmed down from the songs on _"Wish You Were Here"._ On the studio album _"Shine On You Crazy Diamond"_ is split into two songs. The first one opens the album and is over 13 minutes and the second closes the album and is over 12 minutes.
Splendid Version of this Masterpiece. Grazie Millie
Want to see live? 1994 Pulse concert. At their best. Many of their best songs, plus they play the entire Dark Side of the Moon album
Seeing you reacting to great songs is always à pleasure
Millie, you _HAVE_ to do "Run Like Hell" from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert (2019 remix) Visuals are amazing, as well as the music, especially David's intro with the guitar (and laser light show).
Happy to find this type of channels. Greetings from Bolivia!
I saw them on this tour twice
Check out "live at Pompeii " for some earlier magic
This is another good song by Pink and David performs his magic again.......!!!!!!! It gets better.....!!!! This is one of their songs that set the bar for the ones that followed so to speak!!!!! Pink shall live forever and forever............. I SO enjoy how much you like this band! Take care my dear!!!!!!
A man with a Stratocaster sets the bar in the Stratosphere!
'Welcome to the machine' next track on the album is also excellent!
Just so awesome so good.
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (which is on the Wish You Were Here album), is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs, it's actually split into several parts, did you listen to the version:
- Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V).
I suggest you also listen to this:
- Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX).
Shine On You Crazy Diamond is dedicated to Syd Barret, a former member and founder of Pink Floyd, who left the group in 1968 due to mental health problems, also caused by the excessive use of drugs.
SYD =
- Shine On
- You Crazy
- Diamonds
Geting emotional in one way or another when you listen to Pink Floyd means you got it!
This is Music of the good, millie
I just love this song specifically! And I always cry when I hear it.
If this song does not move you, you are immovable.🙌
They always put on a good show. I saw them back in the early 80s on the Wall tour . Giant puppets, scenes projected on a 60 ft wall that was built as the show progressed. And in the finale brought it all tumbling down.
Maravilha, amo Pink Floyd
this guy was a god when i was your age im 72 now and he still is
Seen them in Philadelphia when they released The Wall. It was me, five friends, and a bag of mushrooms.
You have to listen too the hole album Wish You Where Here in one piece. Because it is a concept album. But, of course, this one here is a great version from the song.
Millie,
Young lady prepare yourself for a musical experience. Pink is one of the BEST rock bands EVER!!! They are so darn good. So relaxed and smooth!!! And powerful.. And they have a light show that is second to none...... You'll see!!!!! And hear!!! David is a great guitarist, gentle and smooth. His playing is wonderful...... It speaks for itself... As is the entire band's...... I think you will LOVE it!!!!!!! Well what did you think and feel??? AND they produced one of the best albums ever --- The Dark Side of the Moon! And they have great hair... And lots of changes musically! Your smile answers my question..... Thank you girl......
Awesome
It's good to see a young woman into Pink Floyd we have loved them for years and long may They continue, you have some talent yourself your intro was quite good, thanks for your reaction, 🌹
Love your theme song for the channel!
This song was written about Syd Barrett, good friend and one of the founding members of Pink Floyd in the early 1960s. Barrett was the lead singer and guitarist of Pink Floyd from 1964 to mid 1968, when his use of LSD and other mind-altering drugs destroyed his brain.
Syd Barrett IS the Crazy Diamond Gilmour is singing about,..... if you take the first letter of the first, third, and fifth word in the title, Shine On You Crazy Diamond",... it spells, SYD.
He was forced to leave the band by 1968 and his good friend, David Gilmour took over for him. Gilmour knew all the music and had been playing with Pink Floyd, live and in the studio most of 1967 when Syd was unable to perform, sometimes Barrett and Gilmour were onstage together.
On many occasions Barrett would just stand onstage and not play, just stare off in the distance. On other occasions he would play a different song than what the rest of the band was playing! It was a bad situation. This playing a different song thing is referenced in the one line of the lyrics of Pink Floyds song, "Eclipse" on their "Dark Side of the Moon" album in 1973,....
..... "And When The Band You're In Starts Playing Different Tunes, I'll See You On The Dark Side Of The Moon".
In many songs they reference Syd Barrett, in fact the whole "Wish You Were Here" album from 1975, (the album this song is on,), is about Syd. They also reference Syd on other albums and songs. "Welcome to the Machine" is one example that song is also about Syd Barrett.
You'll be able to find many photos of Pink Floyd from 1967 and 68, with both Barrett and Gilmour are in photos together.
TIMELESS !!!
Greatings from germany 03/2024 !
I need this music !!!!!!
Yes. What you just saw is true. So good
Check out the Pulse '94 Vid, I saw that Tour at the Hoosier Dome, most people start out with "Comfortably Numb" but the whole Concert is awesome. Pigs, Plane crashes and a light show that will blow your mind. David Gilmore says they won't tour anymore over and over but the Drummer said recently that if Roger Waters wanted to rejoin they might do it, it's a possibility. Wright, the Keyboard play passed away some time ago...I enjoy your enthusiasm, keep up the good work!
what a masterpiece!!!! one of the best music ever! it enter your skin, your body and soul... .pure art!
Hi Millie! A shine on your face is magical! You wear on the energy of the youth; thank you for showing it to us. I'm so glad you like my favorite bands - although there are so many years between us.
If you have never listened to them - please try the song Thunderstruck from the band AC/DC. There is one great live version from 2009.
David Gilmore - King of the Bends !
I cant believe I didn't see this before this version is amazing too.
Candy Dulfer on sax!! BRILLIANT! Claire Torre in the backing singers... AMAZING!!!!!
I believe that this was the performance in front of St. Mark's Square in Venice. Funny thing about this show was that the Venetian boats protested because they were not allowed to travel near the performance area and the band was performing on this massive barge.
Beautiful
Maybe apart from Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd are the best live bands ever to experience. David comes alive when he is live.
It is so lovely to see someone so young in awe of this great band. Millie, you have fantastic music appreciation.
Sadly a lot of these rock legends are already dead, or will be soon, as we are all heading that way.
I have not heard /seen you do any Prince music, which is so great. I know you will love it.
I’d go with AC/DC and Iron Maiden as better live bands than Led Zeppelin. No disrespects, but IMHO Led Zeppelin, is a hit or miss type of band. They could be amazing or awful. Same with Metallica.
@@kgunitkeese17 You could also check out some Rainbow from 1976. Especially 1976 Munich, the night after Blackmore was arrested in Austria. Marvelous performance. Ronnie James Dio was such a great vocalist.
Have you not seen Rammstein?
Zep live good? Even Deep Purple was better live
My favorite during Viet Nam war and ever after.
Millie dear! Your next one SHOULD be Echoes from Pink Floyd a masterpiece from Meddle album released in 1972.
I was at that show, it was so windy they had to take down their iconic round screen, at least it had stopped raining by the time PF came on. Other acts included Zeppelin, Paul McCartney, Genesis, Clapton, Mark Knopfler and Elton John. It was quite a line up.
Might be my favorite song ever.
Congratulations for your reactions on Pink Floyd's songs! And, if you like their music as much as It seems you do, then I got some suggestions for you: such great songs i don't know why no one reacts to! Perhaps because these songs are not from "Dark side of the moon" or "The Wall": "If" and "Summer 68".
You should check out Pink Flyod's "Money".
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Millie,
Pink is a very powerful and talented band..... I predict you will LOVE this song. David's guitar work is super --- special. And those power chords!!!!!
Can you imagine being one of their background singers???? Millie have you listened to "Money" from their Dark Side of the Moon album???? It has some great bass... Check it out!!!
Phe NOMENAL song.
Masterpiece!
Candy Dulfer is a ridiculous sax player
Wish she played lower keys.
@@graycrusader4487 seemed perfectly fine to me
If you want to react to some French metal music, I highly recommend :
- "L'enfer des dieux" by Mass Hysteria. The live caption at the 2016 edition of the Hellfest festival is really good.
- "Des milliards" by Sidilarsen. (The offical music video looks amazing and reminds me the one for War Pigs by Black Sabbath).
My bad i was thinking this was the Division Bell tour
I'm enjoying your reactions to the music I was listening to in high school. If you are wanting to delve more into prog rock, I suggest reacting to early Genesis, something like the Firth of Fifth (from the Selling England by the Pound album) or Supper's Ready (off the Foxtrot album). Both are great examples of the prog rock genera, not as commercially well known as the Pink Floyd and Rush songs your have reacted to and prenominal musicianship from the likes of Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks, Steve Hackett, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford.
Your right about the song being sad as it is a tribute to Syd Barrett who was a founding member of the band.
David is still performing. He last toured in 2016 but rumor has it he has been working on a new solo album so I’m hoping for another tour in a year or two. He will be pushing 80, but he is fit and somehow better than he was in this show (which happened during a rainstorm). Others will guide you to the Pulse concert in 94. Pompeii in 2016, or Pompeii in 1971 for that matter, will all blow your mind
Pink Floyd concluded, but not David Gilmour. Listen to his post-floyd album" On An Island".
If Millie gets any cooler, hell will freeze over 🥶 Which is good. Because when I get there, I won't need a an air conditioner. Just a heater. 😘
I’ll never need therapy
I have Pink Floyd
Next- Echoes from meddle!
This had to be the best band of the 70s all the way to 2010.
Nice ...
That was parts 1-5, 6-9 is on the album.
This was stellar! Pink Floyd is my idea of what religion should be. It just absorbs my soul.
Falling in love with you and your channel.
I'm going to start my own channel of me reacting to reaction videos.. starting with Silly Millie 😁❤
You'll get a cut of the pie Millie.. don't worry 😊
Foi o primeiro e único a tocar em Veneza
Great reaction to an iconic band!
As much as bassist/composer/lyricist/etc Roger Waters brought to Pink Floyd, I still feel that David Gilmour (guitars/lead vocals/composer/lyricist/etc) and Richard Wright (keyboards/all the rest that the others did too) were in many ways the solid core of the band that drove their successes. And, of course, Nick Mason on the drum kit working his own magic and looking so happy doing it.
i always thought that wish you were here is far better on studio version
Why are you so cool Millie?
High Hopes from Pulse Concert please
Can't go wrong with an eight minute intro
Studio version for the win. Gilmour's vocals were off.
Hey Millie , could you react to-On The Turning Away-from the show-A Delicate Sound Of Thunder? Spectacular.
Watch the pulse live concert 1994😮
This is the song about Syd.
try dark side of the moon it was best selling album for 30 years world wide . have a listen
Please do yourself a HUGE favour and react to On The Turning Away...LIVE. David Gilmour at his best...one of his best solos ever.
Another song for Sid Barrett!
You don't have to play a lot of notes, but play the right ones that you really feel things.
In memory for Syd...
yeah pulse version is better but this is still good
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Roger Waters quit after "The Final Cut' and Richard Wright died shortly before their last album so, they aren't playing or recording as Pink Floyd anymore. Their last gig, that I know of, with all 4 members, was at Live 8.