Pink Floyd - The Wall [Full Album]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
- The Wall by Pink Floyd
Year: 1979
Label: Toshiba-EMI TOCP-65742~3, Japan (2001)
CD1:
00:00 - 1. In The Flesh?
03:23 - 2. The Thin Ice
05:53 - 3. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1
09:03 - 4. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
10:55 - 5. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2
14:55 - 6. Mother
20:31 - 7. Goodbye Blue Sky
23:19 - 8. Empty Spaces
25:27 - 9. Young Lust
28:58 - 10. One Of My Turns
32:36 - 11. Don't Leave Me Now
36:53 - 12. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 3
38:08 - 13. Goodbye Cruel World
CD2:
39:26 - 1. Hey You
44:11 - 2. Is There Anybody Out There?
46:52 - 3. Nobody Home
50:16 - 4. Vera
51:50 - 5. Bring The Boys Back Home
53:17 - 6. Comfortably Numb
59:41 - 7. The Show Must Go On
01:01:18 - 8. In The Flesh
01:05:35 - 9. Run Like Hell
01:10:00 - 10. Waiting For The Worms
01:13:58 - 11. Stop
01:14:29 - 12. The Trial
01:19:49 - 13. Outside The Wall
Lead Vocals: David Gilmour & Roger Waters.
Lead Guitar: David Gilmour.
Bass Guitar: Roger Waters.
Keyboards: Richard Wright.
Drums: Nick Mason.
* One of the more expensive remasters (EMI-Toshiba 2001 TOCP series).
Quality: 512Kbps, 44,100Hz, 16Bit. - เพลง
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I am 82 and Pink Floyd is still my favorite. when I need my uplift I turn um up!!!
🎉 57 Ill mever be too old to rock
😂 yeah young fella all day long
You need subwhoofers
Right on@@LarryJacowayjr-hq7uo
Crank it! I just bought a couple of Klipsche Bluetooth speakers. They are called Klipsche Three Plus and they are phenomenal.they go for about $300 bucks and well worth the price. I have one sitting on a board on my Tumba so that I get the extra Bass! Love PF so much!
I'm 63 yrs of age, still listening to Pink Floyd masterpiece......
Mee too at 77 and a half.
... io : 68 anni ...
If you're a Pink Floyd fanatic, then were instant friends for life.
What’s up my friend.
@Bradhendrixyz2502t Just chilling, loving life, listening to Floyd. Hope all is well with you, my friend.
Howdy?
@LesleyGene Howdy, hope all is well in your neck of the woods. Stay positive, love and laugh as much as possible.
@@jackdipasquale8199 thank you! Wish you the same 😇
I was 29 when I bought this record in '79. Still listening today at 73. Brilliant album
I am the same age as you and never get tired of listening to Pink Floyd. I have all their music!
hey grandpa! drink a good whisky and enjoy
@@legregmaster1731It is a good suggestion especially for Muslims🤣
I was born 1950 on May, I had assisted Pink Floyd in a concert in my town when I WAS 40 y.o.
@@tomslamecka1840😅🎉😢😮😅
Growing up in the 60,s,My dad said one day I would appreciate ole country music, instead of music such as Pink Floyd,here I am in 2023 and still listening to Pink Floyd and others from that era, don't really understand what myy dad was trying to say, but now he's gone , nothing will ever take place of these tunes.
Your dad was on a different frequency than you. That's OK. Mine was, too, and he was never able to understand my music either. That's what makes us all different. God rest their old souls.❤❤❤ 1:08:55
I listen to both pink Floyd and country music like Johnny Cash. Don't just stick up to one kind of music life is to short for that.
This are my highschool sounds
I feel 18 again hearing this songs.
I still appreciate country music. but Floyd takes the cake.
and
YHEY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES.
Im 61 and still enjoying this album since teenager,,,ohh thank you pink Floyd 💗💗
Freaking awesome!!! I'm 44, also been listening since a teenager. Maybe 14-15, when I got into smoking weed heavily, taking acid etc. Those days were great!! To be honest I've never stopped doing those things haha.
So I
Legend I hope I live up to 100 to listen to this
I’m 60 and h.s. wouldn’t have been the same without Pink Floyd 💕
Where are you from?
Pink Floyd's music will be forever like an eternal flame
Nothing more fulfilling than getting blazed, putting Floyd on with EarPods in a dark room LOUD,
If you missed the 60's and the 70's man you just missed it. Still rocking at 74.
Biggest gift god could make to us ...
Stay healthy !
Amen 67 hanging out in BFE. In the woods & country loving life! Listening to the best classics.
FUCK YES
There's no real music today none write none play it's all canned crap, yes kids now have no idea what real music is.
С вами полностью согласна !!!🤘🤘🤘❤❤❤
PINK FLOYD is one of the few things that made me hold on to life when I was a depressed, disliked, misfit teenager. Being fascinated with the music, I was like 'hey there is someone else out there, feeling like me' while reading the lyrics. I am 56 now an I am still deeply in love with their music.
could not have said it better
born 1954 thank you pink floyd
Hats off with respect for you guys 🤗I’m 59 & right there with you.
I'm 66 and still with floyd
60 here, got the album for Xmas '79 and was first time I learned other people had trauma too and that there are good, And bad, ways of dealing with it. Owe my mother a lot for that present & Pink Floyd for teaching me to save my own life. If you have trauma in your life, be a survivor and Speak Up.
Saw this and decided to listen to it after I spilled a whole bottle of aspirins all over the floor (500ct.) And yes they went EVERYWHERE! BUT when it began to play, I was instantly transported through time and it was 1979 and my older brother had just bought it home to listen to .He was 15 and I was 13 ...... He passed away 10 years ago from bone cancer. This album always reminds me of him and are time living in Scottsdale Az. We were so young and had everything to look forward to. Now I'm looking out the back window as everything is passing faster and faster...... Haven't listened to this whole album since the 80's 87-88? Still sounds great too. Miss you brother❤.
Hey champ... you're here and still able to make it a better place....
Your brother wants you to make it better than better...
I'm in Oz 🇦🇺 and am as frustrated with the same shit... We can, all, of us can fix what we really want.... never fold.
Аспирин от температуры не более двух в день и три дня - Вы пишете пол кило - с головой все нормально?
😢😢😢😢 please don't hurt yourself it's not what your brother would want, I've listened to this album tonight it was my late boyfriends (17 yrs together) favourite album , I've just about got through it without bursting into tears, the world is a shitty place at the mo hopefully it will get better x I'm 61 from UK and a prog rock fan, take care
I hope you got rid of your headache! I'm also sorry for your loss
Wow. This album makes me think of mother. I love her so😢
I'm 71 n still listening to "PINK FLOYD!!!!"
yes mam 70 still my favorite
Mee Too at 77 and a half.
Only once in a thousand lifetimes do such gifted artists appear and i was blessed to be a witness to it, THANKS FOR THE IRRIPLACABLE MEMORIES
Finally someone who understands
@@davidnichols240 Trust me Dude, I get it. I totally understand...Pink Floyd is the best of the best!
David Gilmore to me in the later years is so melodic and his guitar speaks to me...
We were so blessed to have Pink Floyd
I saw Floyd twice as a teenager in LA. Im 51 and still my all time favorite band. They dont make music like this anymore! 💜🤗👍✌🏻🙋🏻♀️💜
62 yo woman going down Memory Lane:
18 yo I bought this record, placed myself on the floor in the livingroom, turned up the volume and took a deep dive into The Wall! Music and lyrics! And I did this more than once. No regrets!
Same here Pink Floyd fanatic I bought all their album
As kartu su Tavim 62
My First Time on video tape i was 15 , i saw It ,i think ,35times in the following month, i tattoo It in my mind
Funny you say Record? It is a Record Somewhere Cuzco it really happened
@@davidnichols240
"Funny you say Record? It is a Record Somewhere Cuzco it really happened"
I haven't got a clue what you mean by that.
But hopefully it's...funny?! ^^
Got my first album of theirs in 1978 i was 11. How can one not see the genius in their work.
Thanks to this country 🇬🇧 for giving us rock n roll music fans around the world 👉 The Beatles , The Rolling Stones, The Who , Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple , Queen and many many more English bands, your country is a home of Genious musicians... LEGENDS in music! Im #comfortablynumb From 🇵🇭🤟🤟🤟
❤
We also Created The mighty James bond film franchise and on the other end of the spectrum...
OPEN NICK FEATURE FILM FRANCHISE.
.
A working class superhero is something to be...
You forgot the Ramones, Iggy Pop, Elton John, Deep Purple, the Clash, the Sex Pistols The Monks David Bowie the monkeys
@@luckyb4541 Ramones are American punk rock band FYI...
Plus Magnum, Saracen, Thunder, Def Lepard, Dire Straits, Barclay James Harvest, etc.
When I listen to this album, I see my childhood and my dad playing this beautiful masterpiece at full volume. Now I'm doing the same
👍👍💯💯
respect for you, your father and respect for pink floyd the best band of all times
@@greg2976 Greg, are you using Google Chrome, and when you use the emoji (on the right click menu, not the ones on TH-cam below the comment field), you get two of whatever you click? I've been having that issue for a long time now and nobody else seems to have the same problem. No help from Google or TH-cam about it. You're the first one I've seen that looks like yours is doing it also -unless you put two of each on purpose? 🤷♂🤷♂
I gone to my friend's house and to my happy surprise I saw his son 17yo hearing Pink Floyd.
The same old and good Pink Floyd songs that I hear since my 17 - and Iam 60!!
It's a beautiful effect that only music can produce: uniting generations.
Peoples says that in the more hundred years it will be classic music and I fully agree.
Pink Floyd have no age, is eternal.
About 40 years ago I listened to this album, in its entirety, about 100 times in a single year. I still can't get enough.
Wow, and there are only 52 Saturdays per year! (My initials are PF)
This album is the finest and most beautiful articulation of feelings to words. It’s not rock it’s not heavy metal. It’s not classic rock or pop the easiest way to explain it is that it simply it’s Pink Floyd. A musical masterpiece in a league of its own . Nothing compares to any of their albums . The raw feelings the share and touch
I whole heartedly agree but the movie is even better :D
I don't know how that apostrophe got into "it's". Sorry about that.
I edited it to say "its".
After 30 years of hearing this album first song still gives me goosebumps. Best band in history
You said it mate
Agree 👌👌👌
Плюс QWEEN с Фредди Меркьюри.Это двойная БОМБА in ROCK КЛАССИК+ДИП ПЕПЛ,ЮРАЙ ХИПП,СВИИТ,СЛЕЙД,и.тд.т п.
@@user-hk8pg5ew2cno Floyd are in a league of there own and any songwriter and band will tell you that Floyd's talent for doing albums like they have for so many years and there aslbums tell stories n speak to people on so many levels it's unpresidented,no band has come close with more than one album at best where continues album after album we read into there experiences or the life of others, please listen to there catalogue and tell me am wrong😊
@@user-hk8pg5ew2c** Queen, Uriah Heep **
I'm 60 years young and I go through a lot of emotions whenever I listen to The Wall that I feel like I've been born again but I mostly shed tears because I can relate to just about every song on this album. What an emotional gauntlet. I feel exhausted .
My elder brother influenced me and Im proud to say that at 59 yrs old , Im still a Pink Floyd fanatic.
In the top ten albums ever! Beautiful music that is alive as it was 40 years ago! No one is writing this kind of music now unfortunately!
Россия- OK!!!
Все лучшее и хорошее уже написано - наслаждайтесь !!!
@@user-gw3um3te1o
И каким боком к России Пинк Флойд? Вот лишь бы вякнуть.
@@user-np7co5vs1h на фене базарь с кентами
Вернулся на 40 лет назад супер
This album resonated with me deeply as a teenager. Now 60, it still does as I listen to it in my backyard drinking cheap Canadian wine (but surprisingly tasty). One day we will leave this physical plane, but as PF said it was just bricks in the wall. I am a lover of freedom and The Wall is my all time favourite album. Thank you to the creators if this masterpiece.
The wife n I are stoned listening on a beautiful Saturday night. Been listening since it’s release.
I am 57 now. I was 12, my uncle gave me this album for my birthday. Best birthday gift ever !!!
Привет. Мне 58 каждый раз вспоминаю мой танец с подругой 42 года назад. Я тебя понимаю.
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Fuck yes!!! I’m a 3 decade cocaine and psilocybin addict and this album is sacred to me. Dark times require Pink Floyd. Fuck yes!!!!
…🪵 🐉 Who’s here in 2024?
I'm here from México 🎉😅
Been here since it came out was in 8th grade…✌🏼
The Wall forever!!
Still Here in 2024
Better yet been here since 1979
I can’t help smiling at the fact that PF’s music is the music of my life. I am 74 and I can remember laying on my back and listening to the music and was fascinated by the music, it took me to the edge and left me there suspended on a note. They are the fabric of your grandparents life.
I am right there with you, my friend ❤️
Pink Floyd The Best
I've been listening for 40 years
The BEST album of all time by anyone EVER !!!!!!! 👍🤠
🤔1 of the best of all time yes, the very best, no.
Dark Side of the Moon is their best ever and one of the greatest albums of all time.
well said!! without a doubt!!
No
1.Dark Side of The Moon
2.The Wall
3.The Division Bell
Pink Floyd was , Is , and will be , simply the best.! 👍
Best Pink Floyd album ever. It helped me through depression in younger age
Pink Floyd is one of the greatest bands to share their music with all of us & this album...is a masterpiece...
24-7
Ìts has be one of the of the best prog along with genesis the lamb lies down on Broadway
@@williamyoung6875 Exactly !!! Both masterpieces !
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@@williambaginsky119126:47 🎉
My favorite song by Pink Floyd is every song from every album💯
Im 54 now, fell in love with this album in 1984 at 14 after watching the wall,, pink floyd crawled into my brain, even the later stuff, learning to fly is my favorite
I'm with you David...
😂😊😊😊😊
So many memories and nostalgia when listening to these classics, good music never dies. Greetings from France 😍
In 1979 I was 14 years old. " The Wall" was my favourite album. And still is.
Thanks for sharing.
А.мне.было.19
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И мне было 19, то бишь 1960гр. Отслужил уже год, мы, 8 человек одного призыва скинулись и купили простенький бобиный магнитофон Дайна и в первом же попавшем на пути студии звукозаписи нам попалась запись именно этого, только что вышедшего альбома. Как и водится у Пинк Флойд, ‘зашёл’ не сразу, но уже на всю жизнь. И с тех пор не знаю, уже сколько тысяч раз прослушал его, но знаю, что до конца… Как и весь Пинк Флойд.
Всех вам благ!
I was - 4 years old when this album came out and this is one of my favorites. I’m a hip hop head mostly y’all should check out anything krayzie bone. He’s different. Try surfing the sky if you love weed lol.
I was also 14. 1979 was the best year of my young life. ❤
I've learned to appreciate it at a much older age, since I'm forced to be in the zone all the time.
I was lucky to be in high school from 1975 to 1979. We rocked out heavy. Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd were definitely the tungsten Metal of that era!
Aye, Captain.
Rockin from 1975 till now? Thatsz great,,,,, keepsz on Rockin till your Last breath,,,,,✝️🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
I did alright too from 82-86
Oh yeah me too and you are absolutely right. They were the best. 😅😊😂
Me too.
year i was born 1979 i was brought up listening to pink floyd my dad loved them now ♥♥♥
Still listening to this masterpiece today. The movie and live concert in Berlin first class..
Pink Floyd complex musical scores and live and studio performances are indeed masterpieces of music. No wonder they recorded at Abby Road.
Not this album
@@user-bf6hk4sc8fаналогично!
Was lucky enough to be in my early 20's when this came out and had been a fan since hearing Meddle in the early 1970s. In 1980, I was serving in the army in Germany but came back to the UK on a course. An old schoolfriend from 1974 bought tickets, so I got to see them perform it live at Earls Court in August 1980. I finished my course then returned to Germany in December 1980, only to discover my mate had got tickets to see them perform in Dortmund the following February, so saw them twice in six months. Brilliant band and many happy memories of listening to their inspiring music.
In the heart of a sprawling, bustling city, a man named Pink lived a life shrouded in isolation and emotional turmoil. His days were a blur of alienation, a never-ending cycle of despair and disillusionment. His name was a simple one, but his inner world was as complex and twisted as a maze of dark alleyways.
Pink was a rock musician, but his rise to stardom only deepened the chasm between him and the world. As he toured the globe, the cacophony of cheering crowds and the trappings of fame only served to intensify his sense of estrangement. He felt like a puppet, a commodity, and the only way he could protect himself was to build an impenetrable wall around his emotions. It was a wall made of bricks, each representing a painful memory, an emotional scar, or a traumatic experience.
As Pink's life spiraled further into despair, his inner wall grew taller and thicker. His marriage crumbled, his relationships disintegrated, and he descended into a world of drug addiction and paranoia. It seemed as though his life was unraveling, and the wall he had built was pushing him deeper into his own psychological abyss.
Pink's wall, however, was not an impenetrable fortress. It had cracks, vulnerabilities, and moments of vulnerability that allowed fragments of his past to seep through. These fragments took the form of haunting visions and memories, like a war film playing in the background of his mind. The war that had scarred his father, his own descent into madness, and the crushing weight of his guilt for the pain he had caused to those around him were all etched into the bricks of his wall.
Amid the turmoil, Pink found solace in his music. He began to pour his pain and confusion into his songs, which served as a form of catharsis and self-expression. He wrote an album that would later become his magnum opus, "The Wall." The album, a rock opera, served as both a reflection of his personal torment and a cry for help.
"The Wall" told the story of Pink's life and the wall he had built around himself. It explored themes of war, alienation, fame, and personal transformation. The music was a blend of rock, progressive, and conceptual, echoing the turmoil of Pink's mind.
In the climactic moment of the album, Pink's emotional wall crumbled. He realized that his isolation and bitterness were destroying him, just as the wall had consumed his life. It was a moment of reckoning, a painful yet necessary epiphany. Pink decided to tear down his emotional fortress and face the world, his past, and himself with vulnerability and openness.
The story of "The Wall" was a journey of self-discovery, healing, and redemption. Pink's realization that he needed to break down the barriers he had constructed around his heart marked a turning point in his life. It was a testament to the power of art and self-expression in confronting our inner demons and finding a way to connect with the world.
As the final notes of the album played, Pink stood on the stage, stripped of his metaphorical wall and exposed to the world. The audience, once distant and anonymous, now felt a profound connection to the man behind the music. It was a powerful moment of catharsis, not only for Pink but also for those who had been following his journey.
"The Wall" was a timeless masterpiece, not just for its music but for the story it told-a story of a man who built a wall to protect himself from the world and, in the end, found a way to tear it down and let the light in.
Grazieee
Wow. This was deep. Thank you ❤
If you came up with that, Bravo! That was so beautifully written. Even if ya didn't, thank you
This is so brilliantly written - who wrote it please?
Eloquently written!!! Incredibly on point.
Comfortably Numb best ever been listening when I was a lad.still listening at the age of 60 yrs old.
Coz rock n roll will nvr dies
Spirit of pink Floyd remains 4ever
Never will we ever see a band like this ever again, thank u for your music that my family has enjoyed for a lifetime, in the hope that my grandchildren will enjoy for eternity god bless thank you
I can put a band together ❤️ and new
I have been a Pink Floyd fan since I was 13 and first listened to Dark Side of the Moon, so much talent such a great band and The Wall is amazing and was my forst concert I ever went to, Nassau Collosium NY 1980 thus destroying any other Bands attempts to put on a show that was better. Now I am 56 and I just turned my Niece who is 17 onto Pink Floyd, started her with Dark Side then went in order all the way through Final Cut to say she is hooked would be an understatment. Pink Floyd, saving the next generation from the music they got stuck with.
So many great comments and raw emotions in the comments. How this album and band touches so many of us for so long. We ( the universe) Will never see a band like this again! Not rock ,pop, jazz or country. Simply beautiful Pink Floyd
There's only one word you could use to describe this album...
Masterpiece!
Indeed my friend! Indeed! A Masterpiece!!
Yes the only response is. This musique is the Best in the world for all People and peace😊
😊🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😂❤de 8pila h
Сказано в точку.
Best album. 👌
This album reminds me of my first memories in high school, and our first encounter with the English language. This wonderful album was a youth revolution against the usual and prevailing in the education sector. Oh God, if those good old days with girls in high school would still prevail. Awesome moments.
41 year old currently Texas bass fishing under the moon light with Floyd in my headphones. Amazing as always!
Nice One Junior
Absolfuckinglutely Brilliant through 2023!!!
I was 21 in 1979, these were our favorite songs... what a good day...
Amo . Lembra á minha juventude
Amo . Lembra á minha juventude
some Floyd songs just hit so damn deep - and some albums make you wonder how they can write so much great material for a single album and so many times - this band has got to be the most talented in the history of rock
Try some Hawkwind
@@dack6528 SparrowFart? Seen Brock loads of times, they are OK and had some good artists but not a scratch on Roger...How do you follow Floyd...I saw them at earls court, Talking about it for months after.. They are miles ahead of any other band.. Although the Gong trilogy comes a close second in my opinion.
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King Crimson maybe more talented. Nevertheless, both are amazing and extremely high quality.
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In my humble opinion, there will never be another album or band as good as The Wall. And Pink Floyd. I have listened to it many hundreds of times, as well as most of their other many many great albums.
Hey old timers. I'm St Pete and 60 years old in the flesh. Every time I listen to it it's like playing my air guitar again.:)
What a master piece this is I saw them live in 88 what an experience it was.😊
You are very lucky !
Hi Hayley , was wondering were you seen them live 88 cause I seen them live couple years later in Berlin 🤙😎
@@leightongriffiths557 Manchester ..n e c
@@hayleygriffiths4480 I have to say that they were amazing ☺️ and still are, we’re so lucky to off seen them 👍
Hayley I did aswell in Melbourne.😊
I tell you looking back I was very lucky to be a teen during the release of many classic records in the 70's and 80's. I remember when this came out in 1979, I was 15 and in 9th grade. This was when the weed started to flow and girls etc. What a great time. We didn't have cell phones all we had were those sony boom boxes and cassette tapes. I wore out the tape it became mangled in the cassette space. True story. never to be repeated again this music. Gilmour with those haunting chords and Roger with the heavy base riff.
Космос пришёл в виде группы Pink Floyd. Это супермузыка!!!
I know English very well. But everyone likes music. And each music in its own time and place and that person. But I like Ping Floyd and Bob Molly in all situations.
Just sent this album to my son whom loves pink floyd as much as his mom. Great music lives on! Peace love and hugs to whom is reading this! Gerri
I am an Iranian in captivity, I have also lived in Denmark for 24 years without residence, without work, without marriage, and without money in hard closed camps. But I have a lot of fun with Pink Flood's music, because its lyrics are more free and realistic, thank you for uploading the songs.
راقتني افكاارك. اعرض عليكم صداقتي
When you get out of captivity, come to Canada - we have an awesome Persian community here in Toronto
Where are you being held captive and why?! Thank God you've at least got Floyd!!! Many thoughts and love to you!!
@@MarcInCanada درود I am grateful for your invitation to Canada. I really wanted to become a refugee in Canada, but unfortunately I am a refugee without residence. I do not have a passport. They only gave me a Red Cross ID card.مجددا از توجه شما ممنون هستم.
I'm here with you my friend
Гулял по просторам интернета и опаньки добрые люди подкинули Стенку! Всё, дальше блуждать не надо, это то, что просит твоя душа! В несколько сотый раз прослушал от корки до корки. Эмоции зашкаливают, прямо в десяточку. Концерт длинный, жизнь прошла в памяти перед глазами, молодость, ностальгия, винил по110р. за Стенку в 1980г.Спасибо автору канала! Комент может несколько сумбурный зато от души!
Коммент НАСТОЯЩИЙ! такие же эмоции... Услышала "Стену" зимой 1980 года и всё! любовь навсегда!
@@lubashastepanova1177 "Стену" я по-настоящему понял только по прошествии нескольких десятилетий.
Константин, благодаря ему мы имеем возможность слушать и смотреть Пинк Флойд в свободном доступе. Не спорю, ошибок было у него много, "но пусть кинет камень тот, кто сам без греха"
@@lubashastepanova1177 В общем то и тогда ни кто не запрещал слушать и смотреть, ежели было на чём смотреть. В широком доступе посмотрины стали ближе ( у нас) к концу 80х. И не благодаря приснопамятному-МС, а просто японцы таки научились сами и научили других делать относительно дешёвые видеоагрегаты домашнего пользования. И МСГ тут вааще не при делах, оно и без оного правителя осуществилось бы.
@@isyhasarin6455 В нашем закрытом городе только во время Горбачева занавес приподняли. КГБ за всеми присматривало. Уволили директора муз. школы за то, что на 5 курсе муз. литературы дал детям послушать рок оперу Иисус Христос супер звезда. Я считаю это идиотизмом.
It's humanly impossible to dislike Pink Floyd, being how great they are/were
Sir…
You may be right..
My three sons all love Pink Floyd…
I guess I raised them right
💯
Believe it or not my ex partner said that couldn't stand them??
friend asked me once what was my favourite song of all time, without hesitation I replied, ' Comfortly numb' . Bought my first Pink Floyd album the day I got my first job after leaving school (Dark Side of the Moon) . I am 65 now and Floyd are my joint favourite band with the Zep. Never tire of listening or watching them....
How you surpass one album with another is beyond me. Music now is nothing compared to this
This album captures life in its fullest form ive been listening to this for 35 years and it gets better with age
Peter, I just turned 15 when this album came out (Nov 79) It was my favorite album then, and it’s still one of my most cherished first albums listening to date… you gotta listen to the whole album each time…that Is key with Floyd. Animals is a lil dark… but killer too
about 40 years for me maybe a bit more but oddly it feels like about 5 years ago. Will it still seem this way when Im 90?
Stop taking the drugs Pete , you aint getting any younger😊
@@johnsometimesoffandsometim8933 stopped doing them years ago when i became a grandad 😆
More to the point the whole album more accurate in its projections about the "rule by decree and observation society " we (UK) have become.
I'm 53 and I was raised on this it's my go-to when I'm feeling sad
39. Feel ya. Just don't build the wall of non-existent.
When I was five my parents put me in a big bean bag chair and put Pink Floyd The Wall on to put me to sleep
Thanks for 50 years of music with lyrics that are still pertinent in our world today 🎸
Specially if you live in Ukraine. Gotta bring the Russian b bear to his knees
At its heart, this is a story. And for any story - conflict, particularly of the emotional kind, has always been the most important element. And definitely the most important to me. I bow to these storytellers. They remind us of the conditions we can experience as living beings. We cannot grow with conflict. We cannot become more than we are without the necessary damage that living can bring to us. It is only a hope that we can survive with the heroism that other sufferers may inspire in us - that we may build a foundation on - and teach future generations what the key to the continuance of the human species is: Always more hope. Where there is breath, there is hope. And life.
Wow ...breathe....breathe🎉
Beautifully said.
So eloquently said...
This was the second pink floyd album I ever listened to. I listened to dark side first and I thought that was amazing and beautiful, which it obviously was and still is, but this is just on another level. Dark side is still my second favorite, but this album has it's very own throne in my heart.
The Wall is a sensational piece of art and my favourite song is comfortably numb !!❤❤❤❤❤ Thank u Mr Rogger Waters for this magical album.
Your comment is one -g, one exclamation point, and four hearts too long.
Я был на этом концерте в Белграде 1-го сентября 2013 года. Специально прилетел из Екатеринбурга (Россия), если кто не знает такого великолепного города. Я обожаю эту группу и особенно мистера Роджера! Являюсь поклонником с десяти лет! Сейчас мне 62 года. И огромное спасибо Роджеру за справедливость в отношении к России!!!
Война идет, твари ботные. Aazashkyn. HARTYGA feat. Albert KUVEZIN.
Wonderful replies from fellow fans!
, what's up,shouldn't say that?
I was bought up listening to pink floyd my dad would always play his records on a Sunday instead of tv , now I miss my dad so much but I now own his collection and I do the same with my boys of course they like the music of today but they also listen to music I’ve played them over the years and they enjoy my stuff
My dad did the same..
After growing up in the 60’s and 70’s I really thought we would learn. Boy was I wrong! PF got me through then as now. All we have is hope.
One of the greatest albums ever
This Music is some of the most Devine art. It is the language of sorrow,grief and despair. It has been a great source of healing, for the most of my life❤
I Love all the old school rocket heads that are hear listening to P.F! I’m 45, but I wish I could have seen Floyd as a teen. They would have carved my entire life out in front of me. Peace Love Insanity
A COMPLETE CONCEPT ALBUM WITHOUT ANY FLAW FROM FIRST TO LAST ROGER WATERS YOU GENIOUS
My older brother (13 yrs older) Gave me this Album on my 13th Birthday (1979) I was into the disco/dance music at the time
My brother died 18 months later, and that was probably the first time I listened to this album. Needless to say, its one of my most listened to Pink Floyd album and my most cherished 33 1/3 ❤ Miss you big bro!!
**{ PriceLess Gift ! }** 📀
After listening to "The Wall" I love to go straight into "The Final Cut" it's a beautiful part 2 that helps to give even more reason and meaning to the story. It's kinda like a back story I guess and it's every bit the quality and a great continuing to "The Wall" Give it a try if u haven't listened .
@@poolhouseproduction9607 In the dictionary under 'Melancholy', there should be a picture of 'The Final Cut'. That album is a master piece. I know it's not a real Pink Floyd album but I still count it as one of my favorites. I listen to it probably once a year. I can't listen to it more than that because it brings me to absolute tears every time.
Love this band since the 70's and still love them now so lucky I've seen them play seral times the best of times
was lucky enough to have seen the Floyd in 88 and 94 awesome live
I'm 66 and still love Roger Waters and his lyrics
Me too love my moslim gold disc even better
My too.....
1957 produced great Pink Floyd listeners.
Fire Channel, NO commercials hardly 💯🇺🇲🇺🇲 💯 old school listening for this 57 yr. Old country girl, F#CK YES!!!!
Best music ever. Too bad new generations are not experiencing it in their lives. Listening to it makes me heal.
The greatness of Pink Floyd is immeasurable, and beyond description, and off the charts
so true
@@RobertLansing-mg8kc
Thankyou
Ｉ hope you are well
From
A corner of Tokyo where the cherry blossoms is in full bloom everywhere㊗️💮🌸🎀⛩️🏯🗻🎎🌊🎍🌅🗾🎌
Well said,may i echo those words?!
@@johncudahy9102
Yes
Someday
please come tower Japan
Various delicious foods unique to Japan and heartfelt hospitality wait for you
Thank you,my new friend
Wspaniałe ponad czasowe utwory, które przeżyją wszystko i wszystkie pokolenia i trwały będą wiecznie.
"Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' is a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences with its powerful storytelling and iconic music. From the haunting lyrics to the mesmerizing instrumentals, this album takes listeners on an unforgettable journey through the depths of human emotion and societal commentary. Truly a groundbreaking work of art that remains as relevant and impactful as ever."
O tak i tu masz rację... I cóż to dalej komentować,.. pozostaje 😉
I swear it saved my life in my teens from suicidal thoughts.
Thanks for your time
Every thing ❤
By TX all good and yourself and have fun
Absolutely the best album & band by far helped me through alot of dark times so I thankyou for that 😊
A very dark album. The guitar playing is with such emotion.
And they've helped me through some tough times too. Love waters. Saw him in June at o2.
И в горе , и в радости! Всегда СУПЕР!❤❤❤❤❤❤
avevo 18 anni quando è uscito questo capolavoro ed ancora oggi che di anni ne ho 62 sento le stesse emozioni. Lo scorso primo aprile sono stato al concerto di Roger Waters a Milano e la sequenza di In the Flesh e Run Like Hell sono state da brividi.
מי
I was taken to my first concert when I was 3, love my parents for that early intro. Very deep album, They are in my blood,when I figured out this was about one man's journey and unfortunate outcome it really blew my mind, ofcourse I was 14
life can be an unfortunate outcome to the best of us
Timeless, immortal, classic, epic, masterpiece.
Brings back old memories! Nothing beats this kind of music. I'm such a big fan, missing the old days. 😔😭 Nostalgic ❤
There is only today.
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Nothing more to add! Good old days…
Мне 60 лет, а группу *Pink Floud* слушаю уже лет 40. Альбом--"The Wall" это шедевр, лучший в мире музыки. Это второй мой любимейший альбом группы. 🎸🎸🎸Спасибо Всем...
David Gilmore plays Great 🎸🎸🎸
Musica
Musica completa,
Djhahaha,,,,,,,,,,
Теж саме (та-же хуйня)
Сьогодні слухаю музон, війна завтра і до перемоги. Харків
Дякую youtube and "Pink Floyd"
@@DanielFerreira-vg6jc q
It's too bad that this was the end of Pink Floyd as a band...but what a way to go out, huh?
One of the BEST CONCERTS I was ever to witness.
Saw it twice that week in L.A...February, '80...Ticket was $15.
Best 15 bucks ever spent!
..quelle chance ! Vu d’Europe , c’est loin ! J’admire autant Pink Floyd !
@@bostonjohnny1410 1974 was my first concert...at the ripe old age of 12...Emerson, Lake & Palmer at California Jam...blew my young mind, in a very good way.
Floyd started the next year...Wish You Were Here Tour.
YES started for me that summer as well...I've seen them the most...57.
What a great fucking time to grow up.
Incontestablement le meilleur album de tous les temps .. une légende vivante
No doubt. I think president Trump was Into it 😂
Მადლობა თქვენი ფანტასტიური ხელოვნებისთვის ეს ჩვენთვის დიდი საჩუქარია😘
@@lashalasha2631 👍👍👍👍👍
Vous êtes fan ?
One of there best albums ,love Pink Floyd
One of my all time favorite albums! I don't know how they come up with this! It still sends chills down my spine when I listen to it
Agreed. It's one of my favorite albums, too. As well as the majority of PF fans
Dope came up wit it
Each song has a story from singing about being belittled by there teachers n there strictness to there parents n grandparents scarred from the war or didn't come back at all to drug spiralling rock band who are struggling to hold on to realty but from doctor to doctor prescribing drugs to keep the show going on as they lock there sanity and insecure personal sides away by building walls round themselves, Sid Barrett was a man who went too far with drugs and was a known abuser of LSD and many other drugs but was never the same after going missing then found with so much going downhill like his health n mental health n the song talking about how great he is isn't on this album but mind he played drums n was a great drummer but took it too far with consumption and sadly never the same😢,Roger Waters a hope you know is the reason Floyd broke up as he wanted to do his Radio Waves album n that's no problem but he talked about his band like they where a product of success of him n that's not true as Dave Gilmour wrote n Co wrote just about all the songs on this album n Waters also done great music but any music he done with the band he wanted pulled from touring as he felt it wasn't right to be done n sung without ridiculous money being paid to his production company in USA,no Dave wasn't doing that n had support from the other members in the band some songs sadly had to be put aside as they were owned by Waters n they refused to pay the money,so Waters had took the case to court n it was bitter but he got no money and his music wasnt played, happily might a add as Gilmour knew he would struggle without them n he was right Waters done one good album but he never wrote the masterpieces he did or anywhere near for that matter as he needed Floyd and he loved the attention at the start of will you go back to Floyd will you won't you but Floyd didn't want him back as there was too much Water under the bridge😅, but years later n no success with songs or albums anywhere near the bands level he was doing interviews as if will I won't I go back but they didn't want him and it was over 20years before they shared the same stage n it was for charity n again he played up to a was in talks with the band n am thinking about going back he said, Gilmour laughed at hearing this and being the modest man he is he told a music journalist that it was the first he is hearing of a another reunion never mind coming back,he took so much money from them to continue playing songs n it was never going to happen as Waters sold out his friends by thinking he was better than he really was as he needed the band to create songs we know n love but Gilmour still came up with new stuff n it was brilliant Floyd so why take back a cancer to the band, not going to happen as he hurt them bad by selling out n going against them so there is a lesson in there kids?, don't fuck your friends in a successful rock band😅
this band's creations are indeed mysterious
❤
Это великолепно и неописуемо!👏👏👏
Слушаю пинк флоид 44 года, каждый раз влюбляясь в их песни всё больше и больше.
Обожаю их, они лучшие!!!
Same here bro.. Listening to Pink Floyd for years. Never gets old. Have a blessed dude. . Hello s from Huntington Beach Surf City , California.
Banda que não envelhece mesmo como o colega comentou e cada vez mais melhor de ouvir 😉
ABSOLUTELY!
❤
Não existe melhor pra quem gosta, mente aberta, cada nota absolutamente incrível.
0:00:03 "...we came in?"
0:00:20 In The Flesh
0:03:28 Thin Ice
0:05:50 Brick In The Wall 1
0:09:33 Happiest Days
0:10:54 Brick In The Wall 2
0:14:57 Mother
0:20:50 Goodbye Blue Sky
0:23:18 Empty Spaces
0:25:27 Young Lust
0:29:09 One Of My Turns
0:32:36 Don't Leave Me Now
0:36:59 Brick In The Wall 3
0:38:09 Goodbye Cruel World
0:39:29 Hey You
0:44:19 Is There Anybody
0:47:05 Nobody Home
0:50:38 Vera
0:51:48 Bring The Boys Back
0:53:11 Comfortably Numb
0:59:40 Show Must Go On
1:01:18 In The Flesh
1:05:34 Run Like Hell
1:10:00 Waiting For The Worms
1:13:57 Stop
1:14:34 Trial
1:19:46 Outside The Wall
Thanks brother!!! Big hug from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thanks !🤝
For me, this is the best album in the history of rock !!!😀😀😀💗💗👍👍👍
Comecei a ouvir os Pink Floyd em 1971, através da BBC, quando ainda não havia discos deles à venda em Portugal. Tive a sorte de comprar a 1ª edição do The Dark Side oh The Moon que se vendeu em Portugal, na loja da Valentim de Carvalho em Coimbra. Já tocou tanta vez que já tem algumas faixas riscadas. Comprei a edição do 50º aniversário, também em vinil. FOREVER FLOYD.
i started listening to Pink Floyd when i was in college
at the age of 17 now i'm 20 still i listen to this masterpiece
and i'm sure of it no matter whatever happens in the world my love for this band will never fade
Безусловно -"Стена"-Величайшее музыкальное произведение!!!Переслушиваю в течении всей своей жизни c 1979 года.Мне 62 сейчас.Спасибо великим музыкантам!!!❤❤❤