"David Gilmour can do more with one note than most other guitar players can do with the whole fretboard.” -- Dave Mustaine (guitarist for Metallica; Megadeth)
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know, and I know all the great ones.
They will be never be another pink floyd. Every member plays a part and can not be replicated. I always love Dave’s playing. I don’t think Ive heard a more tasteful player. He’s the master for a reason
Have you ever heard anything so smooth as David Gilmore on guitar along with the other original Floyd members Nick Mason on drums and Richard Wright on keyboards!
When this album came out in the mid-70's, we kids learned early on that you could safely trip from the comfort of your own home, without the need to use harsh chemicals or abrasives... 😎☯❤☮
They wouldn’t say why he left just that he left to spend time with his mum and to work on himself. I don’t think his mental issues were from drugs but no doubt they didn’t help lol.
Gilmour has said that he didn't believe that drugs were the cause for Syd's mental collapse, although he felt that it's possible that they might have sped up a process that eventually would have occurred anyway.
Syd would have times where he stood on stage and either wouldn't sing or play and would just stare into the distance or he would play the wrong thing while refusing to sing. Syd was booted from the band because he became unreliable. I think it was a combination of drugs and mental issues. During the recording of the "Wish You Were Here" album, Syd randomly showed up, overweight with his head and eyebrows shaved. Apparently none of them recognized him at first.
@@PaleHorseShabuShabu I've never heard it said so, but I always wondered if it wasn't Syd that was the genesis of this song: "So ya thought ya might like to go to the show To feel the warm thrill of confusion, that space cadet glow I've got some bad news for you sunshine Pink isn't well, he stayed back at the hotel And they sent us along as a surrogate band We're gonna find out where you fans really stand..."
I still remember when I first heard this whenit came out.I came home high at 3 in the morning went up to bed and turned on an FM station .They were just starting this album. I didnt sleep until the album was over.
Great reaction, thanks for doing it. (For Jon, just as a precautionary measure you should have your eyes tested, just a vision test to see if you need glasses. I say this because a couple of times you were squinting and glasses might help with that. I'm not qualified in that area, just wanting to look out for you. I went 30 years before finding out I needed glasses.) There is 100% chance that I'm wrong and you were just getting into the music, but never hurts to be sure.
According to the vast majority of big name guitar players, they have Gilmour ranked 1st. In a Legendary Guitar Player's Council of 10, David Gilmour would be the Chairman of said Council and would sit at the head of the table. The other 9 members are up for a debate.
This song was written about Pink Floyd's original singer/songwriter Syd Barrett. Barrett by most accounts suffered from schizophrenia and had also burned himself out on psychedelic's (largely on LSD) while playing the London underground music scene of the mid & late 60's. Barrett was the band's frontman in 1965, 66, & 67, but his behavior became increasingly erratic, and he left Pink Floyd in 1968, and would spend time in a mental institution. On June 5th, 1975, with none of the members of the band having seen Barrett for years, he showed up at Abbey Road Studios during Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" sessions unannounced, and in a touch of irony watched as the band did the final mix for "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" which had been written about Barrett in the words of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmore being "a mad genius."
The crowd is in the night with that intro music,, A dark clear night with the dome of stars.. Get them hypnotised. Get them under the spell, , That is PF ,
Shine on you Crazy Diamond was released in 1975 on yhr album Wish You Were Here. It starts the album with section I-V (played here) and then returns with section VI-IX to close out the album.
That was David Gilmore on guitar and vocals. Roger Waters was not with the band at this point in time. I look forward to your reactions to Candy Dulfer (not sure about the spelling)
@@MeStevely OK - When I wrote that I might’ve been thinking that certain words, like favor or labor are spelled with the “our” in GB and, maybe, that also applied to surnames. Then again, maybe not. Keep well my friend.
David Gilmour is the Lord of the Strings. BTW, this song is about one of the original founders who named the band after Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. Sid Barrett who blew his brain out on LSD.
The ultimate LSD song. Designed, written, and composed for just such an event. But of course, that is Pink Floyd in general. "Like black holes in the sky". Which is exactly what your eyes look like when under the awesome influence of shrooms/LSD.
Not at all. This was written as a tribute to Syd Barrett. The 9 parts are musical representations of the highs and lows of his life's journey to that point and the lyrics are about his downfall and dichotomy that he became. Full of life and promise but empty due to his mental illness and drug abuse. What was left when catatonic was his eyes ring like black holes in the skies.
@@fortch17 They are very creative with double entendre lyrics. This song works both ways, if you know the back story. If not, it make ns an excellent tripping song. When you are on LSD, everybody has HUGE black-hole eyes when your pupils take over the rest of your eyes. 100% of Pink Floyd is psychedelic, no matter the root of the song. Very creative. It's really funny to watch black folks crying to "Time", like it has some kind of deeper meaning. Take some LSD, put on some headphones, enjoy. Never gets old.
Hmm, I actually never made the connection between that line and the use of psychedelics, but now that you mentioned it I wouldn't rule it out. As you say, hugely dilated pupils is typical while being under the influence of psychedelics.
Oh memories of high school again. Back in my senior year I worked part time as a stock boy in a womens clothing store. The store had a turntable in a cabinet behind the main counter an the store would get albums from the Sam Goody's record store in the mall to use. The mangaer was a bra burning feminist and all we got to hear when she was in was Carly Simon, Carole King and Helen Reddy records. Now the assistant manager was cool, we got the Stones, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Yes and all the great seventies rock bands. Wish You Were Here played a number of times.
love this song, about their original singer Syd Barrett, who had a mental breakdown not long after their first album and left the band and went into seclusion for most his life
LSD is a bunch of fun and very good at cleaning the trash out of you brain, but Syd tried living on it daily. Like every other form of buzz out there, not a good thing. Especially alcohol.
This song has 5 parts and was a tribute to Syd Barret, one of original PF members who died from an overdose or comitted suicide a long time ago, I don't remember exactly which one.
Pink Floyd was my first concert. I was 14. It changed my perspective on music and made me get serious about being a musician. Oh, and I don't get the 'Porsche on a highway' reference. As someone who owns a Porsche and has gone on the highway with it, this isn't the Floyd song I first listened to in it.
I’m sure they told you that that’s David singing😝one of my top 5 bands.There’s some remastered videos that are pretty sharp. I like a lot of his shows when he was older, hell, they all were but played like day one. Beautiful
Original Pink Floyd member Roger Waters bass player songwriter wrote the song but left Pink Floyd in 1981 the rest of the band decided to carry on without him.
Saxx Candy Dolfer Oh by the way. That was Not Roger on guitar and singing. That was David Gilmour vocals and lead guitar. David is one of my favorites on the guitar. Thanks... Roger is Bass and vocals
A few months ago, I would have been going "Nightwish? Who is that?? A Finnish band with a chick singer? Ha! Like any band deserves to be mentioned in the same name as Pink Floyd.". Now: Yup. Absolutely. My thoughts exactly. Reaction channels have changed my musical life in ways I could not have imagined. Thank you all for helping me discover bands I could not have imagined.
Nicely saved there that answer Lana. Hehe. No for real, no wonder that Tuomas and band lies Pink Floyd, Metallica and Sepultura, and few other Huge 70's-80's bands
@@lananiella 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 Well, that is what we're here for...! Yup, FLOOR JANSEN and the NIGHTWISH crew are really awesome and spectacular. I discovered them, or started really paying attention to them... around the time of the beginning of the COVID-19 PANDEMIC SITUATION last March... The FLOYD and NIGHTWISH have amazing pieces of awesome music. I do think though that FLOOR JANSEN has a better voice than DAVID GILMOUR. No offense to Mr. Gilmour. LOL...! It'd be so freaking cool to see NIGHTWISH do "ECHOES" by the FLOYD crew. Or..."A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS
@@lananiella "... Or... maybe "CYMBALINE"... I think that NIGHTWISH could have some fun with a lot of PINK FLOYD material. To see and hear them do "DOGS" would be so ultracool... WHAT DO YOU THINK...? LLLLLLLLLOOOOOLLLLLL...!!!!!!!
From the possibility of today's legendary great songs Pink Floyd, this is my favorite, as well as the whole album Wish You Were Here. An absolute gem and a masterpiece! And you've probably heard the legendary statement many times: Leo Fender created the Stratocaster and God created David Gilmour to play it ... And if you liked this, watch the whole Pulse concert from 1994. This is a masterpiece not only musical (of course) but also visual. Whatever you listen to from this concert (Comfortably Numb, Sorrow, Run Like To Hell, Coming Back to Life, High Hopes..........) you will be thrilled! Just please next time: if not necessary, NEVER stop David Gilmour's guitar solo ;-).
Check out Pink Floyd. "Shine on you crazy diamond 1-1x. It's way more beautiful than this version. The video is so beautiful 🤩 I don't think too many reactors have even seen it. It's the In deep silence version. Beautiful lush green mountains.
"David Gilmour can do more with one note than most other guitar players can do with the whole fretboard.” -- Dave Mustaine (guitarist for Metallica; Megadeth)
Ain't that the truth man!!!
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know, and I know all the great ones.
after such an amazing story is a crime nobody commented anything man, such a privilege!
Pulse version of Comfortably Numb will change your whole perspective on what a guitar solo should be.
That is NOT Rodger Waters that is David Gilmour!
Just shows their ignorance of true musical geinus :(
Down boy, they will learn
It’s one of the greatest lead guitar performances ever recorded.
They will be never be another pink floyd. Every member plays a part and can not be replicated. I always love Dave’s playing. I don’t think Ive heard a more tasteful player. He’s the master for a reason
Have you ever heard anything so smooth as David Gilmore on guitar along with the other original Floyd members Nick Mason on drums and Richard Wright on keyboards!
When this album came out in the mid-70's, we kids learned early on that you could safely trip from the comfort of your own home, without the need to use harsh chemicals or abrasives... 😎☯❤☮
Shine On Your Crazy Diamond is a tribute to Pink Floyd's founder, Syd Barrett who left the band for mental issues caused by drugs, I think....
They wouldn’t say why he left just that he left to spend time with his mum and to work on himself. I don’t think his mental issues were from drugs but no doubt they didn’t help lol.
Gilmour has said that he didn't believe that drugs were the cause for Syd's mental collapse, although he felt that it's possible that they might have sped up a process that eventually would have occurred anyway.
Syd would have times where he stood on stage and either wouldn't sing or play and would just stare into the distance or he would play the wrong thing while refusing to sing. Syd was booted from the band because he became unreliable. I think it was a combination of drugs and mental issues.
During the recording of the "Wish You Were Here" album, Syd randomly showed up, overweight with his head and eyebrows shaved. Apparently none of them recognized him at first.
@@PaleHorseShabuShabu I've never heard it said so, but I always wondered if it wasn't Syd that was the genesis of this song:
"So ya thought ya might like to go to the show
To feel the warm thrill of confusion, that space cadet glow
I've got some bad news for you sunshine
Pink isn't well, he stayed back at the hotel
And they sent us along as a surrogate band
We're gonna find out where you fans really stand..."
I still remember when I first heard this whenit came out.I came home high at 3 in the morning went up to bed and turned on an FM station .They were just starting this album. I didnt sleep until the album was over.
David Gilmour is a living reminder that raw speed is far from the only measure of a guitarist. Truly, could this song really be better played?
Just crushed my soul calling David Gilmour Roger Waters. Love Roger but still rolled a tear. Lolol.
Thumbs up to any Pink Floyd song!
When Dave Gilmour touches a guitar string, you know it’s time to start clapping! Love it 😂
I see them 8 or9 live and still listen to age 64 this band well put today rock in a dust bin
Nobody makes a guitar talk or sing or cry better than David gilmour.
Legendary performance
David Gilmour's playing the guitar and singing, not Roger 😁
Great reaction, thanks for doing it. (For Jon, just as a precautionary measure you should have your eyes tested, just a vision test to see if you need glasses. I say this because a couple of times you were squinting and glasses might help with that. I'm not qualified in that area, just wanting to look out for you. I went 30 years before finding out I needed glasses.) There is 100% chance that I'm wrong and you were just getting into the music, but never hurts to be sure.
Hope you are doing Lily Was Here with Candy Dulfer and Dave Stewart.
David Gilmour on the Red Strat and singing. Roger Waters left in 1985
According to the vast majority of big name guitar players, they have Gilmour ranked 1st. In a Legendary Guitar Player's Council of 10, David Gilmour would be the Chairman of said Council and would sit at the head of the table. The other 9 members are up for a debate.
Thank you for looking after him. He seems nice.
Always so fun to see a young Candy Dulfer on the sax!
Dude...thats David Gilmore on lead vocals and lead guitar on Shine on you crazy Diamond.
Roger Walters Singing ??? That's Mr David Gilmour
This song was written about Pink Floyd's original singer/songwriter Syd Barrett. Barrett by most accounts suffered from schizophrenia and had also burned himself out on psychedelic's (largely on LSD) while playing the London underground music scene of the mid & late 60's. Barrett was the band's frontman in 1965, 66, & 67, but his behavior became increasingly erratic, and he left Pink Floyd in 1968, and would spend time in a mental institution. On June 5th, 1975, with none of the members of the band having seen Barrett for years, he showed up at Abbey Road Studios during Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" sessions unannounced, and in a touch of irony watched as the band did the final mix for "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" which had been written about Barrett in the words of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmore being "a mad genius."
Freaking AMAZING Pink Floyd! Love it! ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦
If you ask your guitar what it want's for Christmas, it would undoubtedly say "'I'd like a David Gilmour, please."
LET THERE BE ROCK, LIVE AT THE RIVER PLATE!!!
As good Candy is , Pink Floyd sax parts are just best when played by Dick Parry!!! He is the OG!!
@Anmol Singh
Amen!! Couldn't agree more! Not taking anything away from Candy Dulfer though.
Bible
The crowd went crazy when D Gilmour hit the first note because the crowd know what to expect from those hands and that genious brains
Every note Rick Wright plays - "Oooh". Awesome.
Now you are prepaired for THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY !!!
The crowd is in the night with that intro music,, A dark clear night with the dome of stars.. Get them hypnotised. Get them under the spell, , That is PF ,
1975 was the year it was recorded.
Shine on you Crazy Diamond was released in 1975 on yhr album Wish You Were Here. It starts the album with section I-V (played here) and then returns with section VI-IX to close out the album.
React to pink floyd - comfortably numb live pulse 1994, the best solo in live of the history
That was David Gilmore on guitar and vocals. Roger Waters was not with the band at this point in time.
I look forward to your reactions to Candy Dulfer (not sure about the spelling)
Gilmour*
@@scottcrosby-art5490 Yes - I forgot to use the proper British spelling. Thank you for the correction.
@@willasacco9898 There is no ‘proper British spelling’ for names. Your name is your name no matter where you’re from.
@@MeStevely OK - When I wrote that I might’ve been thinking that certain words, like favor or labor are spelled with the “our” in GB and, maybe, that also applied to surnames.
Then again, maybe not. Keep well my friend.
David Gilmour is the Lord of the Strings. BTW, this song is about one of the original founders who named the band after Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. Sid Barrett who blew his brain out on LSD.
The backing vocalist on the left is Clare Torry (closest to the camera at 10:23) .
Watch Pink Floyd's 'Run like hell', 'Sorrow', One of these days', and Comfortably numb' from PULSE Live version 1994 (unedited).
If you liked this version, check out the Pulse live 1994 one....David doesn't have to deal with a breeze!
With Candy Dulfer on the sax it can't go wrong. ;-)
Genius to put in that sax solo at the end, perfection.
The ultimate LSD song. Designed, written, and composed for just such an event. But of course, that is Pink Floyd in general. "Like black holes in the sky". Which is exactly what your eyes look like when under the awesome influence of shrooms/LSD.
Not at all. This was written as a tribute to Syd Barrett. The 9 parts are musical representations of the highs and lows of his life's journey to that point and the lyrics are about his downfall and dichotomy that he became. Full of life and promise but empty due to his mental illness and drug abuse. What was left when catatonic was his eyes ring like black holes in the skies.
@@fortch17 They are very creative with double entendre lyrics. This song works both ways, if you know the back story. If not, it make ns an excellent tripping song. When you are on LSD, everybody has HUGE black-hole eyes when your pupils take over the rest of your eyes. 100% of Pink Floyd is psychedelic, no matter the root of the song. Very creative. It's really funny to watch black folks crying to "Time", like it has some kind of deeper meaning. Take some LSD, put on some headphones, enjoy. Never gets old.
Hmm, I actually never made the connection between that line and the use of psychedelics, but now that you mentioned it I wouldn't rule it out. As you say, hugely dilated pupils is typical while being under the influence of psychedelics.
When British rock ruled the world
Oh memories of high school again. Back in my senior year I worked part time as a stock boy in a womens clothing store. The store had a turntable in a cabinet behind the main counter an the store would get albums from the Sam Goody's record store in the mall to use. The mangaer was a bra burning feminist and all we got to hear when she was in was Carly Simon, Carole King and Helen Reddy records. Now the assistant manager was cool, we got the Stones, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Yes and all the great seventies rock bands. Wish You Were Here played a number of times.
greatest artist of the century doesn't matter throughing the false names but wanting subscribers
we're talking, rolling in a 1980's Mustang with a Pioneer sound system
Song is from 1975 not 1979 ( very different times for their music)
You should never interrupt listening to Pink Floyd
love this song, about their original singer Syd Barrett, who had a mental breakdown not long after their first album and left the band and went into seclusion for most his life
LSD is a bunch of fun and very good at cleaning the trash out of you brain, but Syd tried living on it daily. Like every other form of buzz out there, not a good thing. Especially alcohol.
@@POWER-LINKS very good point
Its David Gilmour playing the guitar and singing.....not Roger Waters....one....he left in 1985 and this was later ....second he played bass.!!
Echoes Live at Pompeii , awesome jam on pt1
This song has 5 parts and was a tribute to Syd Barret, one of original PF members who died from an overdose or comitted suicide a long time ago, I don't remember exactly which one.
No, Syd died of cancer in 2006.
Saw this in the Seattle Kingdome in 1987 flying on some magic mushrooms, amazing show
Please never ever stop a solo
Pink Floyd was my first concert. I was 14. It changed my perspective on music and made me get serious about being a musician.
Oh, and I don't get the 'Porsche on a highway' reference. As someone who owns a Porsche and has gone on the highway with it, this isn't the Floyd song I first listened to in it.
i think that was Knebworth? Not sure?.. Always preferred the Pulse version myself.
All right, now we are talkin'.
The backing singer going off is Clare Torry who sings the solo on Great gig in the sky
I’m sure they told you that that’s David singing😝one of my top 5 bands.There’s some remastered videos that are pretty sharp. I like a lot of his shows when he was older, hell, they all were but played like day one. Beautiful
Oh, no. Not Roger Waters. The incredible David Gilmour on guitar and vocals!
Original Pink Floyd member Roger Waters bass player songwriter wrote the song but left Pink Floyd in 1981 the rest of the band decided to carry on without him.
Mmmmmm, you're sort of correct but if you do some research you'll see where you went have went wrong
I first heard this Song when I was 14
Saxx Candy Dolfer Oh by the way. That was Not Roger on guitar and singing. That was David Gilmour vocals and lead guitar. David is one of my favorites on the guitar. Thanks... Roger is Bass and vocals
Pink Floyd and Nightwish, best bands ever.
A few months ago, I would have been going "Nightwish? Who is that?? A Finnish band with a chick singer? Ha! Like any band deserves to be mentioned in the same name as Pink Floyd.".
Now: Yup. Absolutely. My thoughts exactly.
Reaction channels have changed my musical life in ways I could not have imagined. Thank you all for helping me discover bands I could not have imagined.
Nicely saved there that answer Lana. Hehe.
No for real, no wonder that Tuomas and band lies Pink Floyd, Metallica and Sepultura, and few other Huge 70's-80's bands
@@lananiella 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Well, that is what we're here for...!
Yup, FLOOR JANSEN and the NIGHTWISH crew are really awesome and spectacular.
I discovered them, or started really paying attention to them... around the time of the beginning of the COVID-19 PANDEMIC SITUATION last March...
The FLOYD and NIGHTWISH have amazing pieces of awesome music.
I do think though that FLOOR JANSEN has a better voice than DAVID GILMOUR. No offense to Mr.
Gilmour. LOL...!
It'd be so freaking cool to see NIGHTWISH do "ECHOES" by the FLOYD crew. Or..."A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS
@@lananiella "... Or... maybe "CYMBALINE"...
I think that NIGHTWISH could have some fun with a lot of PINK FLOYD material. To see and hear them do "DOGS" would be so ultracool...
WHAT DO YOU THINK...?
LLLLLLLLLOOOOOLLLLLL...!!!!!!!
You don't simply listen to Pink Floyd, you absorb it via osmosis!!! Every listen and you notice nuances that you have missed. Enjoy!!!😁😁🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Dude this is DAVID GILMOUR playing and singing! Roger Waters?! Cmon!!!!
My favorite parts of the song are 1 to 9
Roger Water was not part of Pink Floyd at this time. David Gilmour is the one who sings and plays the guitar.
¡Lo más grande!
Qualcosa oltre alla vostra musica. 😂❤
"Trills" is an instrumental thing... for voice, they're called "runs".
the legend
As Price said : "When i want Sax,I call Candy !"
The Wolf HunterZ album, DyZtopia is absolutely sick people! Check it out. Thank you guys for yet another fantastic reaction to a killer performance 🤘
David Gilmour is THE best string bender EVER
it was written in 1975 not in 1979 on the album "Wish you were here" ;-)
Floyd makes you feel like your floating above it all🤔
you really need some dire straits in your life, sultans of swing from the alchemy concert or the 85 wembley concert.
That's David Gilmour singing - Roger Waters was long gone before this concert.
the guy thats singing is not Roger waters its David Gilmore
Was that Claire Torry on the end with the backing singers? Looked like her.
No! Sorry but that's not Roger Waters, he had already left the band years before this concert. It's David Gilmour on vocals and guitar.
The guitar and vocalist is not roger waters but David Gilmore, Rogers has since left the band
I'll forgive you this time But How Dare you confuse David Gilmore With Roger Waters!!
The same way you've confused Gilmour with Gilmore
roger Waters playing? How many people have lived their lives without knowing Pink Floyd? I listen to them since i was 12
R.I.P. Syd
David Gilmore on guitar.
By 1990 Roger Waters was gone from the band.... he played bass guitar
From the possibility of today's legendary great songs Pink Floyd, this is my favorite, as well as the whole album Wish You Were Here. An absolute gem and a masterpiece! And you've probably heard the legendary statement many times: Leo Fender created the Stratocaster and God created David Gilmour to play it ...
And if you liked this, watch the whole Pulse concert from 1994. This is a masterpiece not only musical (of course) but also visual. Whatever you listen to from this concert (Comfortably Numb, Sorrow, Run Like To Hell, Coming Back to Life, High Hopes..........) you will be thrilled!
Just please next time: if not necessary, NEVER stop David Gilmour's guitar solo ;-).
Check out Pink Floyd.
"Shine on you crazy diamond 1-1x. It's way more beautiful than this version. The video is so beautiful 🤩 I don't think too many reactors have even seen it. It's the In deep silence version.
Beautiful lush green mountains.
I prefer the pulse version, with the original sax player but still
Good
Listen to the 1994 "Pulse" concert by PF if you like live stuff.
I called it runs or meismas in the singing.
Try Lily was here ....Candy Dulfer with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics.....
Well Uwe is wrong it was released in 1975, on their wish you were here LP
Lily was here.
That is David Gilmore
Comment below, the bit where you don't stop and talk through a David Gilmour Guitar Solo, unless you know what you are talking about ! Just saying .