It's colour not color. You're welcome!😊

+justanotherlikeyou a simple "thank you" would've been enough.

+Da1dalosGaming no kidding. everyone's a critic.

+Da1dalosGaming thank you !

Any one can be a critic but i cant play any fuckin instrument but i can apreciate music these guys r fuckin good long live rock in any style

Regression jokes

by miracle he didnt get out of tone

WenaxBkn310™ lol

WenaxBkn310™ HAHAHAHAHA L.O.L

WenaxBkn310 I'm sure it's called a spotlight.

yea but you have to remember clare torey was white, i aint ever heard a white woman sing like that since. She wanted to scrap the original version because she thought it was terrible.

man See the version in mexico

Absolutely. She's a gold medalist !

Jack Reilly one has to be sensational to be able to sing that song

and then she realized wait im great and sued pinkfloyd

well said my friend

Very good point and one that is almost never made. Kudos to you.

Roger waters bass is pretty solid on anything I've heard by Floyd tbh, solid work

And don't forget the drums, here they fit nice togheter

@@Bealikespeas102 astonishing comment as gilmour played most of the bassThe whole Who played bass? debate comes from one article, which was originally published in Musician magazine in August 1992, with excerpts being published in others, such as Rock Compact Disc in September '92. The original was titled Careful With That Axe: David Gilmour Chops Through Pink Floyd's Past to Build a New Future by Matt Resnicoff. In December of that same year, he published Roger and Me: The Other Side of the Pink Floyd Story. Both of these have often been quoted in these discussions, but out of context. I'm only posting the relevant portions of each interview, one in response to the other, as they were given. MR: Was Roger an effective bassist back then? DG: He had developed his own limited, or very simple style. He was never very keen on improving himself as a bass player and half the time I would play bass on the records because I would tend to do it quicker. Right back to those early records; I mean, at least half the bass on all recorded output is me anyway. MR: This is not a widely acknowledged fact. DG: Well, I think it's been said, but it's certainly not something we go around advertising. Rog used to come in and say, "Thank you very much" to me once in a while for winning him bass-playing polls. MR: Did you play the fretless bass on "Hey You"? DG: Yeah. Hmm. Roger playing fretless bass? Please! (laughs)

+Rick Moran is Yeah, he did. And I'd like to add that there's not a single weak or mediocre note in that solo. Just perfect.

+Rick Moran is agreed - very nice cover

+Rick Moran is seriously sick. that shit was def fuckin nailed. indeed.

You are the greatest object of my affection.

+Rick Moran - the whole band nailed it, and they had enough taste not to overplay their instruments. Bravo. If anyone ever needs proof that a guitarist doesn't need to be fast to be great, just refer him/her to Gilmour's solo on Time.

+Daniel Verberne I'd be proud of any sustain like 17:28 on my guitar and she does it with her voice amazingly.

Yep, she's amazing

+Daniel Verberne She really is in heaven when she sang it!

+Daniel Verberne She sings it with such a joyousness, while the vocalists who cover this with Brit Floyd and TAPFS do it so technically.

+Daniel Verberne she's amazing, what a powerful voice

Not to mention the Moog section at the beginning of On the Run.

Wow that synth is a Moog Modular, as used by Keith Emerson in ELP. Although an EMS Synthi and VCS 3 were used for the original.

not to mention walking around the keyboard and playing it upside down at 33:25

Indeed, i noticed it and very appreciated :-)

Yeah it was.

...And Jam Tracks For All.... He nailed the time solo

quiflington oh..so u expected a carbon copy of the solo? I think he did a great job

@quiflington I'd be interested to hear why you think he didn't play it well, let alone labeling the performance as a "destruction" of it. Sounded like a faithful reproduction to me.

I totally agree. Nice mask btw.

Julien Ferté I'm against politics... ;)

Yep, me too.

Are you implying that The Dark Side Of The Moon wasnt good in Pink Floyds hands?

That was a monumental masterpiece. I have it on LP :) I'm talking about the cover.

I love Pink Floyd. Don't get me wrong. But I wouldn't be honest if I didn't say that this cover makes the original look like it was done by a high school band.

lairdofgarscaddon What makes you think that way???

+lairofgarscaddon If you loved Pink Floyd, you wouldn't be saying that!

+Xavier LordofDarkness PORTUGAL CRLH!!

This was a very good performance of a very good piece of music done by players who are the instrumental superiors of the member of Pink Floyd. The exception, of course, is David Gilmour, who is as good (if not more soulful) a guitarist as Petrucci, and a vastly superior vocalist compared to LaBrie.

I think its sweat but it could be either.

Blueshift Odyssey Let's say tears for the sake of music ;)

Blueshift Odyssey He did shed a tear. It was his favourite song during his younger years and it was his dream to play that song live in front of an audience.

Pretty sure that's sweat.

I think the same, and I feel the same

i think any intelligent human being would concur :)

I must be an alien, cause I find it boring compared to other Pink Floyd albums.

Josue Ignacio Wish You Were Here

Fuck no.

Josue Ignacio pf has some contenders tho

The real hero.

Wolfgang Bert My hero

Héctor Bernal I agree, the time stamps are nice if you want to hear them cover your favourite song from the album, but Dark Side Of The Moon is one of the greatest albums in existence and i have to listen to it from start to finish. Dream Theater did an absolutely amazing cover of this album, probably my favourite Pink Floyd cover

Wolfgang Bert if anyone dass to skip at any point.... An album such as this was made to be played from starrt to end. No pause no skips. It's not a collection of songs, it's one song, a story with chapters connected to each other so heavily, that they shouldn't and can't be torn apart.

Eclipse 41:30

I thoght it was sweat

I noticed that too, very beautiful moment

@@candyspine I'd wager it's sweat, but let him have this.

He's very passionate and deeply emotional. Mike Portnoy is a very complex man. I grew up on this music and I totally understand how it moved him.

mark stewart there were actually a few wrong notes there.

Show me someone who doesn't mess up a complete playthrough of DSOTM and I'll show you someone who does nothing but play DSOTM

.... and spot on it was.

When listening to the first time, I thought it was the song that was the least similar. But reading your comment got this feeling, they dared to sound more like Dream Theater.

Absolutely right. It was maybe the most interesting cover during this tribute concert.

Yeah man. Their Any Color knocked me on my ass.

I think that was the best part of the cover. They stayed true to the original for most of the songs, but weren't afraid to add their creative flair which lifted the whole set.

Jordan Rudess can cover anyone.

Not LaBrie

Lol no he doesn't, he's terrible as usual

+Newdull , that's exactly my point of view , James fits DT perfectly & without his voice , the band would not be the same ! He always gives his heart & soul at every performance ! I'm a fan ! Respect !

+Newdull Couldn't agree more!!!

+Newdull agreed. James LaBrie is amazing

I'm like the voice of LaBrie of 1991 - 2013, awesome! but I don't like the actuallity voice.

Sorry, I don't speak in english but I trate.

Even better when they do it after playing a whole set of their own songs then cover one of their favorite albums for the audience

Thank you quiflington, very cool

@quiflington You have to be one of the dumbest humans on the planet.

it's sweat)))

"drummer".. *megafacepalm*

sweat.

thought the same Lol

you mean Mr. Mike Portnoy?

🤣

Thats exactly what it is.....

That's the only way to listen to a PF LP front to back no skipping or stopping.

He is keeping space in his space rock cover.

As a metal drummer myself, and someone that can’t even carry Portnoy’s broken drum sticks but…….. he does sound a little “stiff” compared to the original recording from Mason. However they are different styles and eras. Apples and oranges.

And that is greatness as a musician.

@@CarlosNFiona3he’s playing Nick Mason straight, he has a bit more of a swing to his playing, even in songs that were specifically straight he would do swung fills

@@CarlosNFiona3I felt the same way with this show. However, Portnoy plays with a better feel when he’s playing Rush covers. IMO

Matthew Oakley Any Colour You Like*.

Pink Floyd still did better

Tom Tierney he's no scientist. He's a wizard.

@@bmabs35 A Sonic Alchemist.

Wizard, magician all work as well

Believe me, I understand completely.

For someone that grew up with them, plays music, and did a lot of LSD too them, I get it. Gilmour made sweet love to that Strat! Best bends in music history by far.

Sourav Sunny Das I know what you mean. Those songs were Gilmour's children. I'm a huge fan of Petrucci, but Gilmour had a true gift for feel and tone.

Sourav Sunny Das indeed

Sourav Sunny Das We all understand , brother .

I was just thinking the same. It’s the complete lack of urge to exaggerate that does the trick.which is a typical (bad) culture between virtuosos when covering Pink Floyd. This is PERFECT.

I was there when this was recorded, and it was absolutely incredible. This was their “encore”, full dark side album.

she is the original.......30 years ago.....she was 20 then

+justinbirds I didnt know that-great singer

+justinbirds No she wasn't with Pink Floyd ever, not on Dark Side or on tour. She's only been active in the music scene since the mid 90s.

The original was Clare Torry!!!

+justinbirds Not quite correct, original singer Claire was a young white British bird, although this singer is very good, did her homework

oh shit now I need that album

I hate Rush

@@lindagaming1204 Ok

​@@lindagaming1204 Why?

Alexandre Matos you should find out how the original female vocal solo was made by Claire Torry. She was invited to sing whatever came into her head, using her voice as a lead instrument. She listened once, then sang it twice. That was all. She was embarrassed, excused herself for what she thought was quite weak. But the guys from PF sat there, flabbergasted and in awe. It was simply perfect, beyond what they expected. Listen to the original, breathtaking. Now this woman here, definitely fantastic in her own way.

Right there with you buddy! Been a fan since the 90's and didn't even know this recording existed 😂 Glad I found out in the end though 😊

One of the best solos ive heard

pink dream/ floyd theater

I would listen the shit out of those bands

Pink Theater