Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part VIII)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2011
- The Best Part of This Song (My opinion).
Music - David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright
Lyrics - Roger Waters
Roger Waters - bass, lead vocals, additional electric guitar on Part 8
David Gilmour - guitar, backing vocals, lap steel guitar and additional bass guitar on Part 6, EMS Synthi AKS
Richard Wright - Hammond organ, ARP String Ensemble, Minimoog, clavinet on Part 8, Fender Rhodes on Part 8, Steinway piano on Part 3 and 9, backing vocals
Nick Mason - drums, percussion
Dick Parry - baritone and tenor saxophones
Carlena Williams - backing vocals
Venetta Fields - backing vocals - เพลง
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Perhaps the best three minutes of the entire Pink Floyd catalog.
I just found out that there were another versions of Shine On
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Any colour you like is better imo as a stand alone piece, but this is brilliant as well
The beginning of Shine On You Crazy Diamond is legendary too, complete freak out even when sober
I agree wholeheartedly! Out of their entire career, this three minute foray into Fusion Jazz leaves us wanting more. Imagine if they did a whole album of Fusion.
8 rules them all!!!!!!
The perfect mixture of psychedelic rock and funk.
Funkadelic is what we used to call it
@@TheDrOfPwn Yeah, and Pink Floyd has never been tagged as funky. Even in the popular songs there are plenty of funky grooves.
@@worldwithbart133 like another brick the wall part 2, almost sounded like funk
@@robert.dexter or this: th-cam.com/video/A8i7248HqEY/w-d-xo.html
I'm with you on this.. it's definitely the best part of the song. It just. sounds. sexy.
yes
My friend said it sounded like the music you'd play if you were holding a party in a classy elevator, and in some weird way I agree with him.
I would like to respectfully disagree, although I absolutely adore this part, it's part Vi that is the best imo. That godly lap guitar solo is easily in my favorite music moments of all time
This is pure Fusion Jazz. I wish they did a whole album like this.
Those electric piano chords hit so hard😭😭😭
Part 8 is like the final push to make this song just keep getting better than the previous parts. Every single bandmate did their best in their own fields yet managed to pull it off in a cohesive way.
One of, if not the best part of the song.
The best part of Shine... And like Echoes funky part and Atom Heart Mother funky part too
I’m glad you grouped those because those are always the specific examples I think of in Pink Floyd reusing and transforming old songs and sounds, like the wind transition between wish you were here and shine on is also shared with the transition between One of these days and A pillow of winds. Also how rockers like Have a Cigar, Young Lust, and Not now John (and “what do you want from me” if you want) are short and structured similarly
...and like the Funky part of " any Colour you like""....man U got it❤
Mmm, agree to all of the above!
the best bass line of album
the first 15seconds.. i wish that is the only sound i can hear this entire life
alex yuen. Listen to the theme song of The Twilight Zone
Probably the best instrumental ever composed.
Echoes funky part and Atom Heart Mother funky part are good too
@@fabrizioluci801 agreed, the echoes funk has this beat, this still good though
This is one of the first mainstream Fusion Jazz performances on any album. It definitely stands out in the middle of a funerary piece, and is the best part of Crazy Diamond and Wish You Were Here in my opinion.
I just love this, Its good to know that other people like it as much as me-
The bass line is hunting at Part viii, the guitar more funky but always so bluesy. Man, this is amazing.
I don't know if Gilmour or Rog is on slap bass line all I know is it's badass!
@@nikolaimikhail7774 is rick in the clavinet
@@miguel2740 yeah somebody already explained that to me on reddit but regardless it's awesome
Saw Rog and his band do this part of Shine On along with the rest of 5-8 a few days ago. Absolutely transcendental, this quickly became my favorite part of the song and it was awesome to hear it live.
One of the better Floyd instrumentals. Cool and mysterious as Floyd has always known how to do.
Chill party music. My favorite part of SOYCD...hands down.
this is the funkiest funk of all funk
This part is the best part... It's so......... Something......
Pure Funkadelic bliss...
This Part just:
💃🕺
Classic Keyboard Jam Heaven...Rhodes, Clavinet, Synths
The best part indeed. Funky af
Easily the best part of the entire composition
Best groove ever
1:00 hits hard
The first minute is a serene oasis of calm
so much funk
I wish Pink Floyd had made an whole album like this.
My favorite part of the song
most brilliant passage on the Wish You Were Here elpee
Parts 8-9 are definitely the best of soycd. No contest
Love it. But I love Part IX even more. So poignant.
best part
The best audio
SOYCD parts 6 through 9 are the best
Listening to this on acid
Masterpiece
💙
Grande Pink Floyd
Lyrics:
.....Aaaaaaaa
I read Snowy White played lead on this? As well as "Have a Cigar". He played with Pink Floyd for decades, and after that Roger Waters, so it wouldn't be unlikely.
I haven't seen anyone else share this sentament, but fuck it. This part of the song gives me like falling action vibes. Like everything else has came and went and your just left like "welp, so what now?" Not a perfect conclusion, like if a main character's whole story was done, and now they just chill around livin life.
Yeah that's just my own two cents one this song. 7/10 pretty good
I never thought about it like this, but this would make pretty good end credits music, lol! very cool way to think about it
Very cool!
The best part of SOYCD
I don't know how the influences went. I only know that before 1976 Disco music and funk were not popular yet. And this piece is from 1975! A forerunner?
What?! Funk was popular way before 1976! This track is heavily influenced by bands such as Funkadelic.
Bart Funk. Thank you! That's the kind of answer I appreciate. I'm always searching information to get the whole picture. However I still believe Boogie/Funk didn't really explode till 1976 or 1977.
Where can i find more songs like this part ?
Try these:
Pink Floyd - "Echoes" (the funky part starts around 7 minutes)
Pink Floyd - "Atom Heart Mother" (around 10:00)
Stevie Wonder - "Superstition"
Then tell me if you liked
The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot
No matter how hard you try, once you've tasted to this band, there is no turning back
Shamal by Gong
When the drums come in, I wish the guitar part stayed for a bit longer
Pimp skeletons
the only good part of the song
penis
That's where your wrong
SOYCD parts 1 through 9 are the best