Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (LP Vinyl Sound) 1975
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- 게시일 2024. 04. 24.
- 0:00 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 1-5) /
13:33 Welcome To The Machine /
21:13 Have A Cigar /
26:38 Wish You Were Here /
32:08 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 6-9) - 음악
Only 21, and yet this album has gotten me through all of Highschool and college. To all my fellow Floyd fans young and old, shine on you crazy diamonds.
Shine!
during this coronavirus days, when you need to spend you time at home listen to Pink Floyd is one of the best things to spend the time
I m agree with you from ARGENTINA!...
Same here from Missouri
Same here Hull UK :)
Listening to Pink Floyd is one the best ways to spend time regardless of whether there's a pandemic or not
Playing guitar along pink Floyd is a wonderful treat.
One of the best albums ever. The guitar on Shine kills. The crackling. The memories. Lying on the floor but sailing off the planet.
Welcome to the Machine was the best part of the Album, plus watching them do it at concert. the purple Micro just set mood perfectly.
Yes sailing away u got it
The intro takes me back to the time when I lived in a town called Eilat, Israel at that time, 1977, and we would float on the Red Sea stoned on Hashish watching the shooting Stars in the Sinai Desert Sky while this magical sound would blare from the Beach Cafe. I was 28 and didnt have a care in the World or the notion of just amazingly lucky I was to be born at such a time. Now its 2020 and I am 72..
Je suis d'accord avec toi, et je te comprends !
😊🤩🙏🌈❤
I was six at that time but I know that those times were better than today.
what a beautiful sharing, Andrew. So recognizable...
72 and still have great taste in music , live long and keep listening , Do you know Brit Floyd ? , they are good
Every night me and my girlfriend choose one album to listen to.Tonight We'll listen to this magicians!
My son took a music history class in high school his teacher spent an entire semester on Pink Floyd now all he listens to is classic rock. He got straight A's and said I was responsible for that. Made me feel good. So many nights were spent listening to new rock. Never in my imagination did I think it would be bigger today then back then
And our English teacher dedicated to Queen the whole semester. The best semester I ever had)
My big brother, I miss you so much though it's been ten years since you passed away. You were the shining star in my life, the one that knew the answers to everything. You left me so, so alone. But you are in a better place now I hope. This is for you. I still really wish you were here...
so sorry for your loss, you can still ask him for answers, I may know where you are coming from. hug and respect
How did he die ? How old was he ? Sorry death makes me curious to know how and why
for me, i can listen to all these songs anytime i want. The best part of youtube for me is coming here..putting on one of my favorite jams and reading others comments. It's great to hear the stories on how my generations "boomers" music and songs affected so many lives in so many different ways. Of course being a product of the 60's and 70's i don't think any music before or after was better than this. I've read some great stories here about so many great artists and their music..i guess it lets us know, we're kinda connected by our music in so many different ways...my mother once told me...music is laughter to the ears of God..she was so right...god bless Pink Floyd and ty for being a part of the soundtrack of my life....Dark side of the Rainbow...doesn't get better than that..lol
ok boomer! Haha I'm just kidding much respect and love to the boomer generations and all generations which make a change on this world. Every generation has its pros and cons but at the end were just one big family
Amen G magic Amen
I to am a boomer in fact I'm the last of the boomers and with luck and more prayer than luck we can straighten out these other generations.
The crackle of that album brings back memories of peel off beer tabs, rotary phones, road maps, shag carpet … the good old days.
I love hearing the crackle of record. Some kids would probably whine about it but I enjoy it, that's how we know this was recorded from a vinyl f-ing record. An EMP could wipe out digitally stored music, but not vinyl :)
and 45 dollar quarter pounds
exactly . gona need one of those crank up wind up players.
Back then I thought the crackle was a flaw,how incredibly wrong was I ,live well
Wait until you are really tired and sleepy, like after a solid day's work outside. Lay down on the couch with your sound system by your head. Play this album at a moderate volume while you lie there, surfing the waves between waking and sleeping, while surfing the waves of this sound.
One more way to experience this music.
I agree totally, that's how I grew up listening to it. (Of course be high helped)...
Weed, dude. Weed 😂
@@youngoschy4916 Acid Tab ... and Au Revoir!
back when I was 17 I layed my head on a 8 track players speaker laying on a couch and falling asleep to this album. it got embedded into my brain!!! p.s. that was in "76"
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Unglaublich was die 70er für Musik gebracht hat. Was für kreative Köpfe es gab.
Kind of amazing how timeless Pink Floyd is, still.
That is how you should listen to Pink Floyd's music - by full albums.
Without the f-ing ads
@@19chicagocubs69 Then get AdBlock Plus
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Definitely and fully dosed
@@ocracoke2013 I'm so sorry Cheryl!!.. Hawaii... so sorry!!!....
Reminds of being in college in 70's and listening to the local FM station playing a whole album like on Sunday night and you knew everyone had their Maxells and TDKs ready to get some "free" new music and you lied back and actually listened to the whole damn album.
can relate
moi aussi
the more you think you know about Floyd...the deeper you search and find much more...timeless art
I get lost in this music
I was introduced to Pink Floyd in 1986, Riding in a Peterbuilt bullwagon with my dad, I was 5 years old, nothing has ever been more soothing than Floyd and memories of riding with my dad in the summers. Bittersweet though.
OMG! The beautiful wonderful nostalgic sound of the crackle of vinyl! This is such a great upload! Thank you! Pink Floyd were unique... pure bliss right now... aaaah! Thank you so much...
ive only heard pink floyd the correct way (all the way through the album from start to finish) for the first time in 2016 and ive been addicted ever since. a good hour or so of my week is dedicated to pink floyd meditation. i hope to listen when im 70 too.
If you still have ears that hear..u will.
You have a tremendous amount of catching up to do, but welcome to club...
@mike Baird. 2 years is more than enough
What can you say? Pink Floyd brings back so many memories of my youth. One thing today's music is missing. The snap, crackle, and pop. But don't forget the hiss. They are helping me get through my senior years now. It is amazing what music brings back in the way of youthful memories. One's that I had completely pushed aside.
it reminds me of grammer / high school parties never going to be the sane again
I first heard this 45 years ago and it is just as good now as it was then .............. and it blew my mind then too!
Same !
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh... Pink Floyd is like elixir to my soul...and the best intro of all time!
That is so cool... Thankyou for leaving everything in... I heard the needle drop, I heard the bit of dust being pushed aside... I am young again and free... Im not cooped up in the house worried about going out and get anyone sick nor worried about going out because someone could get me sick and and I could bring it back to the people I love....
Perfect state of mind! No worries...its not the sickness that's gonna get ya. Hopefully the music will wake you. 💃
Dark side of the moon feels like floating in space
Wish you were here feels like ascending to heaven
Nick Mason says this is the only PF album he still listens too.
The Wall feels like living in the real world
@@jonaskrakauskas706 The wall just got ten feet taller.
Wish u were here, to MY son Tyson forever 28
I kinda like Animals best. But I like P F from Umma Gumma on. Every album has been a favorite at 1 time or another. But I listen to brand new music also. Plenty of good stuff being made every day. Don't close your mind to it and you can find it. Especially with the ways we can listen to music these days. Pandora and other different ways to hear new stuff. A guy put a link to his music right in this comment section. Don't be an ostrich, be an innovator. Find your own new favorite. Music is subjective, just cause there's a some crap doesn't mean it's all crap. There's crap in the 70's also but you found "the good stuff".
Pink floyd takes me other worldly a comfortably numb you could say. When i heard pink floyd for the first time after my car accident it grabbed my soul pulled me in emersed me with understanding. I felt like there was someone understanding me! The music flows as i rock to and fro. Thinking......feeling......knowing this is where i am to be.
Was it love or just the idea of being in love? One of my favorite verses. Learning to fly. Awesome song awesome video.
I grow up with this music, cuz of my oldest brother played it alot.
Pitty we not have contact since many years now, but he shines in my mind when i listen to this awesome art:)
You should look for him.....its family and blood after all.....
Rip mom and dad, wish you were here
Not if you had mine.
Nice one Bill.
@@louiscolborn6715 sorry to hear, regardless, without "them" there would be no "us"
Bill hicks Mc gee ditto bill, I heard this when I pulled it out of my fathers collection whence I was a boy. Thanks dad RIP
May they rest in peace
it fills my heart to be able to call these legends countrymen
I Believe that there are several reasons why the Multitudes of people listening to this music today can relate to most of the comments mentioned and much more is because most music that comes from the Heart , touches the soul in ways only the listener can relate , the emotion we feel brings us back to the days when it made an everlasting effect
, it truly amazing how music from a different time is like a time Machine !
I agree the best kind of music comes from the mind and heart
Music will never be this great again..there was something magical about bands in the late 60s, 70s,..thank God technology was good enough so that we can easily access all the greatness..I couldn't name one current band, but I could sing all the old albums in entirety..its amazing how the words never leave your brain even after 50 years
Tool would be the only exception IMO anyhow. LOVE some Pink Floyd!
The beauty of great music is that once created it never goes away - never old , never young just great (see Bach , Purcell , Beethoven, Miles Davis, McCartney, Kraftwerk, Ian Dury…………………………...right up to today.
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@@Tailgatein F Yes. Nailed it.
They took time. I don't know much, but the PF I love took time to explore. Love Tool, of course; and the point about "Classical music" adds a different dimension to the discussion because they knew what they were doing way back when. And Classical Indian music knocks their hat off with different time signatures and concepts..
thank god the virus doesn't hit our ears. love this sound
I have to agree
you are already insane but you don't know
@@mcbirdy0907 ok, i think you know what you are talking about :D
@@mikealaniz7236 funny brain dwarf
i love pink floyd cause you can sit for hours spaced out listening to it and you'll still remember the song order
It is actually just one very long song.
Sitback in the chair, headphones on. Lean back and close your eyes. Takes me back to 1976/7. Fabulous times in London
I bet London was going off then?
@@barsixful Please be clearer "Going off"?
Wish I was there.
15 years old, at Milwaukee County Stadium in 1975. The first of three times seeing the band. They opened with this, and played the whole damn album. How can anyone not like this?
Pink Floyd's best and most meaningful album.
2nd best, after Animals...
I like wish and animals better than dark side
Intele Vision this and Dark side of the moon
Ummagumma for life! Jk I'll leave now
The Wall?
I am in my 50 s (58) and love the Rock music of the 70.s -no other generation of Rock can beat the 70..
Rip mom and dad, wish you were here
perfect album
Saw pink floyd twice Loved them then Love them much more now. Amazing musicians no need for any drugs to feel the good vibe on any of their albums. Keep ON ROCKIN till the wheels fall off.....Peace
shine on you crazy diamond in its entirety is my favorite song by any band ever.
Joshua Weideman yea what a masterpiece of a song it is...
Remember when you were young? You shone like the sun
@@billhicksmcgee1181 Why thank you, I did, didn't I?
But, I don't really like that look in your eye. there kinda like black holes in the sky
I lost a brother 30 years ago. After he died, this album took on a new meaning Jimmy "wish you were here".RIP
Sorry for your loss. :/
I miss you so much. We could of had it all.
Thanks for my tomb stone signature !! Saved
‘Wish You Were Here’..... pure, absolute. Put the headset on and enjoy the ride!
And don't forget the acid.
You`re SO RIGHT, James 🤣
Wauuu, this music tolk me to places, I`ve NEVER EVER been before - only GOOD and BEAUTIFUL places, with a bunch of positive feelings and emotions 😍
Gavin,
THE MUSIC gives "free rides" and that`s satisfaction enough for ME 🥰
Every time I listen to this album it takes me right back to 1977, Stafford New Bingley Hall, the lights coming down on the second half of Pink Floyd's "Animals/Wish You Were Here" gig, and the opening synth chords to "Shine On..." sending a shiver up the spine!
As if "Animals" wasn't enough for my LSD-flooded brain to take in, the whole of "Wish You Were Here" was the killer!
And all for a measly £3.50!!
Dad wish you here`you taught me well.. but loved your music so much! miss you..
It was a wonderful journey. Thank you from Russia
hearing the cracking of the LP.... Young folks won't understand
I had albums when I was a young kid in the late 70’s, and always hated them. They would get scratched up and were too big to store. Usually just ended stacked up in a pile.
I was so happy when cassettes took over records.
It was so revolutionary to bring your music to school and play it on your jam box, and later your car.
Then cd’s were even better......
Now my iPhone holds a billion songs with access to trillions....
So now we are back to records? I didn’t see that coming!
My local Walmart has a big display of famous records.
So yeah kids are into this thing of physically owning their music like we use to do.
66 today, baby. Sounds like a Mother's voice, those crackles. Peace and love, my friend.
@@edwardmonsariste4050 Yup, I still have my Rega2 all set up (with a micro-scale and stylus protractor) with a pre-amp and on a decent stand and most of my old vinyl but TBH it never gets used as I'm so much happier listening to FLACs ripped from the CD variants. Not all vinyl was good, it had it's problems: did one try to get the superior import or half-speed master?; did it have an off-centre hole?; was there a flaw in the pressing?; was it a Virgin label with horrible quality vinyl that got noisier and was damn near unlistenable in about a month or two? (most early 80 pressed Genesis albums - no bad thing some may say); was it just badly mastered? (something not a CD-only problem as some might have you think) and then the dust that'd build up even if you'd had a good go at it with a Hunt EDA and kept the lid shut. I for one am glad to see/hear the digital repalcements, though I do hold on to them for sentimental reasons. I will say though that it has re-invigorated the market which is definitely a good thing
paul treneary. Besides the cool massive printed painting that you get with an album cover, I was just never happy with records. Although crackles are a signature sound of records, glorifying that sound isn’t my thing.
I do agree that there does seem to be something good about the sound of a record, as long as it is in great condition. Maybe there is something that our ears will always be able to detect with pure analog over digital. Like it would take over 1,000,000 kbps digital to equal the natural warmth of a record.
Or maybe it’s just a nostalgic predisposition that is playing psychological tricks on ours ears.
@@edwardmonsariste4050 I think it's the latter ;-) I remember all the fun I had struggling to get more detail out of my vinyl with different cartridges and now I have it all (and if I want warmth then I 'roll off' the top end). Still I think there's a lot of BS in the digital world too - so many people vying to take our money from us...
And here we all are, listening to it over a shoddy low bitrate YT stream on no doubt cronky old PC/phone speakers
Yeah especially love all the hisses and pops from the vinyl.
Gilmore, that's all I need!!! Thank you God
pati baumberger right u got it
Welcome to the machine. The first time I heard that song I was blown away. Like "on the steel breeze ".
Love love love love love 😍
Shine on you Crazy Diamond is a masterpiece!!!!! Every part. So sad, Albums are no longer made. Only "Songs".
No its just songs are the things pushed. You gatta dig deep to find the good ones. I reccomend tyler the creators last two albums if you dont mind rap/ r& b.
Mike Alaniz I also reccomend Tally Hall and Miracle Musical. They definitely make real “albums” instead of just songs . Listen to Hawaii Part II
1975 was a fantastic year for music... I bought quite a few LPs back then... And still buy LPs in 2020...
I remember buying this back in 1975. Came with stickers and was covered in black PVC. 45 years ago good God!
Without question some of the greatest synthesizer parts ever recorded on a rock album! Thank you Richard Wright!
some things were made for eternity
Masterpiece music of the late 60s early 70s will never be bettered great bands great albums great musicians i bope more young people listen to these greats because it will never ever be replicated again vinyl and analogue nothing else to say
Right. CD-quality only way to go.
Walking half drunk in a small rural town, I hear this intriguing music coming from a known hermit/hippie and whispered potuser
it was after midnight, cold out - and was transfixed upon stumbling on what I later learned "the machine".
with liquid courage; I stumbled to his door (as a 16 year old kid) and pounded on his door - miraculously he heard me and let me in.
the guy had a shack, and a stereo - worth more than most peoples vehicles at the time.
Nakamichi or something.
regardless - those old maxell tape pictures - well that's what this album felt like - he had good stuff!!
I'll never forget my first experience to Pink Floyd on a cold night - and this was it.
Never Forget The Power of Good Music, Magic Moments, The TV volume down, and the sound of excellent music,,,, listen especially with your heart , ears and Da Perfect Dobbie
that guy definitely smoked weed
Hugo Smith he was probably a vet from Vietnam and sent it back home ,the real to real I’m thinking from the name and year very popular in the day,that’s about all all good these guys got in the day. Very sad.
Hugo, I swear we knew the same guy under the same moon...my snowy walk home alone at 15 or 16 after leaving a so called friends house dragging my sled after getting blamed for sneaking into his parents liquor cabinet.....I found so much more at the house I was supposed to stay away from (cause he had long hair and "hippie glasses") I will always remember the cracked window, mysterious music called Pink Floyd and the glow of the Pioneer rack with my first fattie going down in 1976....No regrets. no not one.
Went over friends house put this on smoked all night listen to it over and over then a couple of dsom never be repeated
I can’t believe this album was released 45 years ago!!
Why?
Catalin Craciun because it doesn’t seem like it’s been 45 years.
Sometimes art is timeless.
@@alonsoferaud7965 art dont have à pause
@@catalincraciun7192 who u are
I love how all the comments are recent and must involve use of LSD. This album reminds me of long nights spent with a permanent smile on my face back in my teenage years.
PF reaches into my soul and grabs my pain, desires, love and passion as reflections of what was and what can be. Thank you for the ecstasy of this healing music.❤️
In 1980, I bought the first LP of my collection. To me, one of the greatest masterpieces of history : Wish you were here.
just something more relaxing when listening on vinyl then cd
*than
"Snap, crackle, and pop. It's not just good on your Rice Crispies...it's good on your soul/mind as well."
Absolutely!
I took better care of my albums then my Girlfriend. My albums sounded good.
vinyl was magical.
And it’s all we had 👍🇬🇧
I am really sad, to see that 6% of registering people dislike this enough to register a dislike.
This album really does something special for many of the other 94%.
The modern day equivalent of Beethoven's 7th Symphony, with added thinking opportunities, thought provoking emotional words and back-story: All at a pace that allows the brain to softly charge-up on endorphins for 45 mins.
anyone who puts a dislike on the best Floyd album is simply stupid
anyhow, who in the hell wouldn't like this album, this was our high school favorite in '75
This is a top PF album. But couldn't they have come up with a better song title than "Wish You Were Here"? There must be a more psychedelic way of putting what sounds so much like a postcard blurb.
💐💐💐
thank you for the experience of listening to a whole album without commercial interruptions
that's how music is supposed to be
Ads here, pity as trying to lull my insomniac son to sleep. Might still be working
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I had to sell all my records few years before,... this crackle in the sound of this record remember me back in the seventies and eighties! Crying heart and happy heart! Thank you! :)
My favorite band in the 70’s and 2020
Same.
Mine too!
Pink Floyd have broken the time barrier!
Big steel is my business but nothing I've ever built will last the time like this one.
Timeless classic
"Come in here dear friends have a blunt you're gonna go far, you're gonna fly high, you're never gonna die, if we all stay together we're gonna make it through the dream" :)))
Still tripping to this without drugs wow
Beautiful music!
AH!!!!!! THE SWEET CRACKLED SOUND OF VINYL 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I await thee at the gardens gate of Valhalla, together small we be ........... forever free.......... stone horses majestic and unleashed, take thy hand and embrace me.
only way to listen: the entire album
Agreed!
Hiss, crackle and pop! Perfection!
I just sit and listen and remember the show they did this in 1982.
Lock down around the World March 25th 2020. This album shows you the way up Shine on all of you crazy Diamonds. They ripped you again
I first heard 3 songs from this live at a dark side of the moon concert Prior to the album release it still thrills me.
Absolutely some of the best music was in 1970s
Another milestone in music-history!
Great job Needle on vinyl sounds AMAZING
i loved it then and i love it now.
Любимый концерт с 1975 года наслушаться не могу!!! Анатолий 58 лет.
YEAH @#$%!!!
As a lifelong musician I have looked at some unusual ways to present. I have never found any path to any concept like Pink Floyd. It kind of hurts my soul. But their originality helped create my own. So now I am new due to my love of the old. Or better put, Classic.
This is how I first heard it. Nothing like vinyl.
Masterpiece.
I remember this album as the best high fidelity call out,..
to all of the friends, family, pets, and people, I've known to have passed before me...
And I will meet on the dark side of the moon, when the time comes....
One of the very finest bands that ever were.... Brings back such memories. As one of the comments below stated: The music from the seventies remains unsurpassed, as does the state of consciousness of those who were around on those heady days. Still gives me goosebumps all these years later.......Oh man, how I miss those times, that music, and those people. Many thanks for loading this!!
3rd Ear Acoustics So true what you said. I miss those days so much! The world was starting to build something great. Unfortunately the years 2000s broke everything with this Internet nonsense.
3rd Ear Acoustics ok boomer
I remember hearing and recording Welcome To The Machine on my boombox off 94 WHJY radio on December 25, 1991 onto a Maxell DBS mulitcolored cassette tape. I still have the tape. That was the first time I heard that song. That was the most lucrative Christmas I had in my childhood. I got a new bike, an 8-bit Nintendo NES, tapes for my boombox, and an electronic circuit experimenter set.
welcome to the machine
wow what a loaded album amazing that all this was on one track I thought I was listening to a greatest hits album, well fucking done pink floyd, that is how you do it, no filler required
indeed
Vincent Schuler as good as it gets the only thing that would make any better is a power hitter and greenbud
U hit the nail
Nice turntable little rumble and the antiskate moves from left to right in equilibrium, As Georgie Porgie of the Beatless once said, I really miss the pops, thanks for giving them back
I bought this album just after release and Have a cigar skipped, so I took it back, they changed it and it skipped, so I took it back and the third one skipped.. I still have it 44 yrs later and I bought the CD so I could hear it without the skip.
best album ever made
This Is One Of The Best Pink Floyd Albums Ever Released! Especially Shine On You Crazy Diamond And Reprise! Wish You Were Here And Animals Are 2 Great Pink Floyd Albums! I Find This Album Very Relaxing And Peaceful. The Sound Effects, The Loud Winds Blowing At The End Of Wish You You Were Here Song Leading To Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Reprise) This Is One Of The Floyd Albums To Get Drunk To! Especially Animals!
This is THE best piece of creativity by the band.
I cant believe I was there when this was released man ...dont bogart man lol
lmao
One puff and pass brother.
@@thenowchurch6419 Now, where have I heard that said ... rings a bell! 😅 👍
Lol
Good rock and roll will never die, just the people that did it.
I hate when people say its not good music, and i especially hate when they say its old
Rip Syd and Ric
YamahaSquad I’ll take genius musicians over new auto-tune crap anytime!!!
jim morrison clearly settled this rock was dead back in 68 fooo lol im jk tho you really cant kill rock and roll
awesome
takes me back
This album deserves a cigar!!
what a sound ....!
Love the vinyl sound, Its just the best