Love it. Wouldn't surprise me if the song was originally written this way around and then inverted when it was recording. Mike has said that the main tune is an inversion of Bach's toccata and fugue.
I have seen that this is something we can hear but from w h are I found out of this song as it played it's words in the introduces head the introduces head is now far from the memory pray I ponder what of all reverse songs this being one of most fluent what do you hear
Hey! can you upload the non-reversed version of this? I have the LP of this, but don't know how to digitalize it. And this sounds exactly like the original LP. None of the versions on youtube seem to perfectly match it.
![Pink Floyd／Shine on You Crazy Diamond [full parts]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t9buTS8bJ8s/mqdefault.jpg)
Love it. Wouldn't surprise me if the song was originally written this way around and then inverted when it was recording. Mike has said that the main tune is an inversion of Bach's toccata and fugue.
I have seen that this is something we can hear but from w h are I found out of this song as it played it's words in the introduces head the introduces head is now far from the memory pray I ponder what of all reverse songs this being one of most fluent what do you hear
It's interesting how an "inversion" of notes and time can sound so positive and hopeful, while "version" depicts the opposite.
This sounds great
2024 btw
Hey! can you upload the non-reversed version of this? I have the LP of this, but don't know how to digitalize it. And this sounds exactly like the original LP. None of the versions on youtube seem to perfectly match it.
The non-reversed version I used is here:
th-cam.com/video/pm0J9GIHVns/w-d-xo.html