TheGreat Gig 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

As if they are speaking to each other!! Love it.

Hits me right in the heart when DG said without his best friend there is no Pink Floyd. That kind of love, friendship, and respect is so rare these days!

What many forget these days, is the original track all their equipment was analog - they literally made up much the sounds they used ... Wright mic'd the piano into a leslie speaker cabinet and "that sound" in the opening and ending was born, the seagulls sounds in the middle section was Gilmour's guitar plugged into a vox wah-wah backwards and rocked back and forth - the squealing noises. However when they play together Wright and Gilmour played off each other's creativity so well both in inspiration and musically - when Richard would play a seventh within a chord .. David would come along with his melodic lead line and bend it to an ninth and resolve it to a root, and vice-versa super-imposing harmonies, they set the color in the music of Pink Floyd. Like no second guessing they were in the same mind-frame. Btw… Richard Wright sang the lead vocals on DSOTM's “Time” and "Wearing the Inside Out" on The Division Bell.

Im igree

Goosebumps guaranteed... Here it comes. :P

Yeah, everytime I hear it I can remember the song

ABSOLUTELY ...... Yes !!!! "B" - ping .... forever !!!!!

Yes indeed Stephen 64yrold

The Pink Floyd Ping.

I look forward to being in my 70s looking back to my teenage years and remembering Pink Floyd in the future

Rejoice in having misspent your youth ( c’mon; you listen to Floyd all your life as have I and I know how I’ve opened my doors of perception) at a time when music was art and love was free.

@@horuhesuarez9878 how old are you now? Just curious.

@@withinyouwithutyu1324 how weird that i wanted to ask the same thing. (Btw, I turn 68 in February)

@@lilRadRidinHood I should have mentioned my age before asking how old someone else is, I'm 28. I have a ways to go 😊

Indeed .

Yes, it's true...

❤️❤️❤️❤️🥲🥲🥲

Thats what I was thinking, especially starting at 22:00 mark where they bounce off each other, its so magical.

I was crying, just listening to Richard‘s wonderful Mediterranean album when I got to know of his passing …

After all these years I find myself still crying every body lost a little something when he went off to a better place

I won't listen to IT without Richard...

He played syds stuff with no problem

Exactly. Especially with their vocal blend on the song, how could you replicate it without Rick?

I agree as well. Echoes is too special to be exploited. I respect it and Richard too much.

Great song

Rog did what he did. But it killed Pink Floyd. Listen to this majesty.

@@andreacali4050 Was about to say the same thing about JPJ, very underappreciated as well.

Scotché sur l'expérience!

For me Roger try to kill Pink Floyd ! but for me David Gilmour and Richard Right make the best music of the band !!!

I'd rather pay for You Tube Premium than cable TV. No commercials anymore. I've been surprised at the full-length concerts on here. Music is life.

PLAY IT

I think it says as much about his respect for him as a friend as it does as a musical partner.

Hear, hear

Sir David is the epitome of a gentleman, friend and stellar musician..

Yes it it is their best work. IMO: 1. Echoes 2. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (all parts) 3. Sheep 4. Us And Them 5. Time Echoes and Shine On You Crazy Diamond are well above the rest.

@@vicinvesta8349 IMO it's Echoes Saucerful of secrets Careful with that axe Eugene Atom heart mother suite Shine on you crazy diamond

@@readingslame4869 a little sad neither of you mentioned comfortably numb

@@kroolini3678tbh i was thinking right after i commented that ahms and comfortably numb are pretty equal

@@kroolini3678 TBH having listened to The Wall countless of times it grew old on me at some point. I appreciate the message of "Comfortably Numb" but at the same time The Wall as a whole feels like Roger's solo effort, that famous David's guitar work notwithstanding. I don't want to criticize anything. The Wall is fantastic in its own right. A monumental work. Each of us has different taste. I think I specifically love Pink Floyd era where Rick's influence can be clearly heard. Animals was the last such album. (Of Waters era of course. He reapeared on the last two albums, particularly on The Division Bell, but I don't consider those Pink Floyd either)

Yup. Thats how we know they are listening. Probably amazed at the sounds caressing their ears.

Not exactly a dance music tho, no ?

At home voice synching 👻🥳

Too awestruck to move

they al in awe from it all they are lucky

I take it you never watched "Name that Tune"?

@@tomatedesign1976 Exactly!

It's not that, we're just very easily pleased and cheer as soon as they start playing :)

I can identify almost any Floyd song from one note!

Well, that first note is very distinguishable and recognisable.

Nice! The Quantum Physics of music. Ima use that, udiseus. I'll give you credit, but Ima use it!

87 child here and my folks brought me up with pink floyd and I'm glad..

I wrote exactly a similar comments, Pink Floyd are the quantum physics of music, Wright and Gilmour are like Heisenberg and Shcrodinger

I rather say, Music Black hole, its aggressively attractive, Expanding for ages and nobody know why this so attractive and cant come out of it..

So true! Once you hear their music you become ‘entangled’ and find yourself in ‘superposition’: everywhere and part of everything else.

You ain't shitting

Damn right

I can BLOW your speakers

And also the live performance at Pompeii. It was incredible!!!

Agree

Are you deaf?

I'm 78 and just "discovered"them. I have a lot of catching up to do.

I'm almost 77. I agree with your statement 100%.

I`m 76, and I don`t think a better band has ever graced a stage. They were unique, and we were so so lucky. R.I.P. Richard

I'd rather say (this days) never to young for pink Floyd.

I'm almost 57 rock on old brothers !

damn, must've been an amazing feeling

you mean the Track Echoes? , because this was not released in 1983. but hey.... i love it !

@@guiltseeker who said it was released in 1983? The guy was telling a story set in 1983 of a song released a lot earlier. What is your point?

@@lawjef Chill darling x

@@guiltseeker The song Echoes was from the album Meddle which was released in 1971. People do buy albums long after the release date and enjoy them years later. Seems that's what Icarus67 was saying.

What does your age have to do with anything?

Am 71 and couldn't agree more

Actually Rick was diagnosed in December 2007. Long after this tour. He had small cell lung cancer. Just like my Dad. Both of them lasted the same amount of time.

Also, Guy Pratt who is Rick’s son in law said he was healthy during this tour.

Я плачу... Безумно люблю эту группу, люблю ИХ ВСЕХ!!!

Amen

and Syd?

Wade Cooler you are so very right! And for the past 20 yrs TOOL has stepped up and took the torch! If David and Roger would roll with Adam Maynard Danny it would be world peace

@@double_lightsaber The X factor of the band ;)

@@double_lightsaber The Soul!

@@double_lightsaber syd was the band

Yes, a very intimate moment.

Well put......indeed.

❤

Probably the best One!

18:00 chills, mystical. Bravo 👏 👏

I cry when read your comment, exactly true

It's probably my favorite version. Just seems a bit more powerful than the rest. Like you said maybe it's because it's the last.

R. I. P. Un saludo

The business! You will never hear two musicians bouncing off each other like that. And a boat lies waiting! RIP Richard. No one can ping like he could!😢

Yep. It's clearly seen in many PF concert vids they have some connection like between two good friends and soulmates.

No one can ever play it like them together. So glad we now have recordings!

So well said!

You just can’t. It’s as simple as that!😢

Make it 51:00 and slip Shine On You Crazy Diamond as well…

AMEN BROTHER !!!!!!

Just give me a few more minutes for Pigs...I'll die very happy.

Yeah.

@@thatellipsisguy8984 Add 7 minutes more for "Comfortably Numb " as the last before you become the very same !

my favourite version. i listen to it most days, along with great day for freedom.

Thanks for sharing this truly amazing PINK FLOYD 4IFE

Thankyou so much for showing and sharing this Wonderful video. I am enjoying taking trips down memory lane, with the rest of Floyds lifer's. I found them in 1972 at 11 and I will be 60 in July. My neighbors are going to throughly enjoy another day of Pink Floyd Music. I will be blasting it through the ole stereo again. 😉😎. They should know every song by now....I've played this video everyday since I was blessed with comming accross it. Stay safe and Rock on...Peace and Love from me in New Orleans...😎✌

Thanks for the video and all the others. R.I.P Rick

Thanks for sharing the best music in the world! Your work is truly astonishing. Best regards from México!

Huge respect?? Do you know how badly the band screwed Richard?

Gilmour brought back Wright to Pink Floyd, don't know exactly how he screwed him.

I get the impression Rick was just caught in the middle of Roger and David's feuding. Rick's personality made him an easy target for Roger, and David didn't do enough to stop him from getting the boot (I suspect, I don't know for a fact). After it all went down, David felt guilty about it, and knew Rick really wasn't the cause of the acrimony between him and Roger, and I feel like he has honestly tried to make up for what happened to Rick over the years. Even Floyd's last album, The Endless River, feels like David's way of honoring Rick, and dealing with his pain and guilt over what happened. Of course, this is all speculation on my part - I wasn't there. But either way, I am really glad when Rick parted this world, he and David were truly friends. I have quite a few recordings of the early aughts of David touring, and always bringing Rick along. Gdansk, On an Island, there's a few other gigs out there - all with Rick side by side with David. They even did some of Rick's solo songs on David's tour.

you mean Richard who was the only member NOT to lose money on The Wall tour as he was playing a session player? The Richard who says he'd have fired himself as he was too preoccupied with cocaine at the time, that cost him his marriage, and was the wake up call he needed to sort out his life?

Whether Richard made money off the wall is irrelevant. I doubt any of them were hurting for cash - that's not what I mean by David feeling guilty. Yes, Rick wasn't pulling his weight by his own admission. But Roger was coming to believe more and more that he was the sole reason for Pink Floyd's success, and that he was carrying the band alone - Richard's drug problem made him an easy target. David could still challenge Roger on Pink Floyd's success (Comfortably Numb's solo? Another Brick in the Wall??), but Rick hadn't really produced since WYWH. David, rather than defend Rick's past contributions, and help his friend through his personal problems, let Roger force him out, maybe was even a party to it. And I am sure he felt guilty about it later. I would have. And then we got the hot garbage that was The Final Cut, your album of 100% Roger's creative control.

Same on all accounts...

I saw them at the Oakland Coliseum in 1977

Hello from New Zealand. Saw them at Earls Court May 1973. when I was 17. I think it may have been the first London gig where they played the whole of DSOTM.....

I saw them in 1970 & 1971.

Us old guy's that were there live can really appreciate what we saw and heard, even after all these years. Good memories !!!!!! 74yrs. Rick Wright and Gilmore were a team!!!!

It never gets old. Too magical .

i witnessed it live at Seattle Eagles Hall 71 or 72ish, dropped-off in my step-dad's Jaguar Mark II with my high school sweetheart, of the two at the time that were then current.

Same here I know this song so well I think I could play right along with these guys. Unfortunately couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

I listen to Pink Floyd everyday like daily medication, I feel great after I do❤️❤️❤️❤️

My HS youth, my adult life and my old age life, as well ....... OMG !!!!

the only one....with King Crimson ;-)

@@jbjb9691 with Genesis

@@phenixreturns :-)

So TRUE. Thanks for that post and timestamp.

Umm... he wasn't a Sir. Not knighted by the Queen of England.

thanks god he wasn't...

@@norwegianzound 🤓

@@norwegianzound unfortunately now the King of England as of this reply!

@@frankthomas855 the King of Noncery

It's like an impossible miracle that there was one... Still hard to believe.

of course but give Tame impala innerspeaker a listen

We shall ne'er see another Dawn of Aquarius...

@@mikecurry1098 nah. Im good

Undoubtedly

You must be dead!

This is Barrett clone

Yes he wont because your generation is invalid and doesnt deserve such quality.

@@tolgabozkus4166 wut da faq lol

@@tolgabozkus4166 thanks man why are you so bad with our generation why can we not return in thé thime and go to à Pink floyd concert

then it truly is a great song...

It was played in pompeii 2016 gilmour.

No, he didn't play it

Iam with you Rory

@yellowsubmarine7. No it wasn't. David Gilmour will not perform Echoes again after the death of Richard Wright and l totally agree with his decision to do that. No Richard, no Echoes

They must be good if Gilmour picked them!

Phil Manzanara from Roxy Music, Guy Pratt-great session bassist, Steve De Stanislaw from Crosby, Stills, and Hash drummer-doesn’t get much better!!

David Gilmour, that is. Gary Gilmore was a murderer

The backing band is good. Most pros can keep a steady tempo.

Dave's band has always been top notch!! and still going sans Rick

It was a life changing experience! I found Meddle on vinyl in my grandparent’s basement (still have the copy). It was my uncle’s (who had passed the year before). This would have been in 1992, I was 11/12. This started the last 30 years of a love affair and obsession with Pink Floyd!

Also My life is changed.

I love your description of what uou went through during this song...i saw them perform it in Chicago and it was life changing!

YES, EXACTLY THAT I EXPERIENCED ON THE CONCERT YES -35 ANNIVERSARIES IN PRAGUE IN THE ORIGINAL SET (10METERS :-). PINK FLOYD I LOVE SINCE 1972 (I WAS 16). YOU CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT MUSIC

I was in PF's concert somewhere in 1988-90 in Moscow. Gorbach has sent a cargo freighter to bring PF's equipment. The concert was not as impressive as this one in Gdansk. Maybe they took Soviet audience not so ready for showing all their refined art. And it was a mistake. Since early 1970-s there were PF fans in Soviet Union perfectly knowing whole their creation from the very beginning despite the TV never has mentioned them.

Congrats on that. Must have been seerile

What I wouldn't give to go back in time and see this!

Saw David live in 2015. He said at some point there were some songs he wouldn't play ever again. This is one of them. His voice sounded pretty heavy.

If i recall, David described Echoes as a musical conversation between his guitar and Rick's keyboards. So, yeah, I can fully understand him not wanting to play it with someone other than Rick. Especially knowing how close they were. They were truly brothers of different mothers.

@@jimo7593 ECHOES is not music - it`s magic. Created for us by Rick, David, Nick & Roger.

@@ItsNotaTuhmah great tune 1 o my faves. Ever c the movie..le vallea. Or whatever. The Flower. Great stuff

Instead of crying over famous people, put that SAME emotion into what REALLY matters. IF you're an adult of course.

couldnt agree more

wish you were here too

So do I.

Looks more than 50k

Even if you weren't there...you are now! Rick's music releases the inner spirit and appreciation of his mindset. Enjoy!

George right on brother

Gregory sorry

Like so many people out there they can't get a grip on this remarkable music but luckily we and some others can you know DSOTM set guiness records that'll never be broken and that was in 73 my how time flies when your listening to Floyd

Yes. Absolutely

We are on the first day of a holiday in Palm Springs, California from London, England. I cannot sleep, its dawn and the wife and kids are asleep. I took my laptop onto the terrace and listened to this watching the sunrise over the San Jacinto Mountains and remembering how effing lucky I am to have grown up with Floyd in my life. Magical - especially the ending of this masterpiece that i never appreciated before and I bought Dark Side when it came out - made all the more poignant with Richard Wright's passing and that Gilmore will not play this again without him. We are but notes that conspire that eventually pass until there's only one left and then only tears.

I have a couple of daughters who don't share my love of Pink Floyd. Neither does my wife unfortunately. But she did buy me a brilliant little Bose soundbar which I listen daily. Anyway, I will get my own back as I have written the music that I want played at my funeral. All Pink Floyd apart from Heroes by David Bowie. And I want this full version of Echoes playing at the end when my coffin goes to cremation. Ha ha. You are so fortunate that your son listens to this. And he is so lucky to have been introduced by his dad.

Amazing, the universe cannot be solved. Hope he still listens to them. Bless you and yours.

Richard Wright was never overlooked, but Gilmore is simply much better at his job in all directions and has the fame for it as well. Not many people can play Gilmore, many can play Wright.

There's some really funky Richard Wright keyboards on the back half of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (you know, the sections that's are side two of the album). I mention it because it's always been my favourite Richard Wright stuff

@@robertwhough Absolutely fantastic bit of play in that :D

@@jameswrightson744 I disagree and that's why Pink Floyd kept him in the band until the end. He was also a musical genius just like every other member and helped to compose many of their masterpieces.

For me it's not about single members but the stole band as a unit

Or to righteously float above it!

I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE, KKKK

You could say the same thing about YES, Genesis, Led Zeppelin, and a few other groups....they were ALL at the top in their own fashion.

Better even than Jedward?

Pink floyd 1st band in space and in my heart ❤

I'm with you. I admit there are a few Pink Floyd songs I don't care for, but mainly because of the vibrations they put off. My body is extremely sensitive to vibrations. The vast majority of their music is like vibrational heaven for me. Whereas I like about 30% to 50% of the music by most of my favorite artists, I probably like 95% of Pink Floyd's music. I agree that it is absolute genius!

Absolutely.

Pure Genius !

@@josephnebeker7976 They just have no idea about music

@ Trudy Schartz-Burrill I have a wife like that 😀 She just doesn't 'get' it. Ah well, perhaps one day she will see the light and figure out the pure beauty of this performance.

Pfft….Dave, Rick, Nick, Roger and Syd are

Amen

May you find peace and comfort in your memories together. My Hubby and I are grieving the loss of our Son. I find solace in Floyd.

@@mrsdomino4196 our world ain't right until no parents ever bury a child. You're beautiful. Stay strong.

I'm so sorry.

@@anncoster7458 thanks Ann. She's gone on to glory. I'll figure it out somehow

@@jerrycote1661 So sorry for your loss. May her soul rest in peace. May you find the strength to keep fighting on until you are both reunited in God's presence.

I agree so awesome

Yep

I like this one a lot but the one in Pompeii is better for me.

@@napooliveros356 Far better

I did not know a "god" had a Womb. Must have been Medusa. What do we say to the nice Lady. "Thank you, for carrying Roger, Nick, David, the late Syd Barrett and the late Richard Wright, around, in your Womb, for 45 Months, approximately, Medusa." Just in time for Medustmas!

Am 71 and still love P.F. especially this. So much touching of the soul.

Oddly enough, I was reading your post just as that happened! I have Echoes and Comfortably Numb as part of my pre-sleep playlist. Sometimes right at that point it fails. LOL

@@ttrails1 I must admit that there are a few "goosebump" moments for me with Pink Floyd, not so much with any other bands/artists.

Came here to write the same thing. Sometimes it even gets me so bad that my eyes tear up.

So true, I as well was reading your comment, reflecting on good times in my life associated with this song and sure enough I got the goosebumps. What a feeling as a human knowing there are others who experience the same reaction to mastery.

Their transitions were so tight,like a wap upside the head,you know it's coming but so dramatic

100% Sublime player.

I think most life long fans are very aware of Rick's contribution to the band. It definitely wasn't just all guitar.

Just happy everything changed as Gilmore came

It pains me to see Richard getting omitted by the camera in their last gig in 2005 and was treated by the director as a session musician. But we all saw him there, and the passion and power as he stood up to play the keyboard like the master performer he really was. We love you Rick, and your legacy lives on in the songs, even after a decade.

@@charlesmulvihill5182 who? do you mean Gilmour ?

I do that with Shine On you Crazy Diamond a lot.

We 60+70s Yr old talk about where we where when Floyd released new albums & the spiritual shift in the Cosmos after Umagumma, what we were doing the 1st time we heard Dk Side, Meddle, then Wish, of course in those days it may have bn the acid

Same here but usually after a whisky or 2 and headphones on

Awesome

I agree

I too agree!

Agreed. Stay safe everyone, from Neath, Wales, UK

@@davidrees5030 Thks to You 4 Your Whisper Words XXX here Brest Xtremfarwest of Brittany France XXX D 30 of confinement ..... Best Wishes to YOU ALL XXX

Amen.. beautiful music piece

It's about 50 years for me, l guess I'm old

Haita ,Hellow,I am see you ;no many people listen prog rock,can,t undestand melody & instrumental imrovisashions .wish regads you Khamid.

Wow, 57 last Week.....Same.....indescribable...

Simply, a musical revelation, breathtaking!

Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother is pretty close if not superior.

I understand you, it's the same for me bro, these two guys together.... Greetings from Germany

Welcome to the true world of Pink Floyd

For me it was Live at Pompeii

It resonates, right down my spine, oh what would we do without such magical music. I’m so blessed to be behind a good system listening to this.

Because this is Gilmore and Wrights version- not over controlled by Roger

then maybe write his name correctly, it's Gilmour.

A me asusté 😳👌🏼

21:22 Starts Richard & David chatting

Most sincerest approval and concurment

Seagulls not crows.

Appreciated!

Honestly, any good pro keyboardist could play Rick's wonderful part, I think David couldn't face playing it without Rick singing along. And I think this tells us which two members of Floyd really composed the astounding Echoes. Sail on...

I am just one year behind you Steve. But share all your feelings about THE greatest band ever. Long live the music of Pink Floyd so many more people can discover it and enjoy it as much as we do.

On the age of 69 now I grew up with PF … Echoes will be the music on my funeral …

me 71

This was not a Pink Floyd Performance, this was a David Gilmour Tour with other musicians invited by David, among them was Rick, the only other member of Pink Floyd during this Tour

@Lilraven27 I did not say he did, some people needed clarification, others

@@garyschraa7947 #1- 3 people asked me ,so I told them,#2- I was not on that Concert, #3-that was not Nick Mason on the drums , it was Steve DiStanislao on that Tour, and last, Get a Grip on Yourself, no one gives a Damn Fuck, Its been too long, get a life asshole.We have moved on from this thread pussy. Did you get the memo asshole? Not a Pink Floyd Concert, and Steve DiStanislao is not ‘’ I Repeat, IS NOT , Nick Mason’’

Lucky man

Wish I was there also. Looks like a fantastic performance.

Amen

Yes. It's an amazing musical journey.

Me neither man,that is some one of a kind music right there.

If this doesn't bring tears to yours eyes then there's something musically wrong with you. How can todays music make you feel like this. After 1 week it's forgotten. I will listin to this till the day I die. JD

If I don't listen to meddle at least once or twice a week I'll simply go mad...@_@

Agostino Maiello I know what you mean. This and The Dark Side of the Moon are experiences to say the least. I keep finding myself putting in some good earbuds and listening in a dark room.

You are right. There definitely was a chemistry between Richard and David that was most likely based upon their mutual respect for eachother. Something that never occurred with Roger Waters. It was a shame that he had such an ego. But in my opinion, Gilmour and Wright were both supremely talented musicians, with Gilmour easily being the very best guitarist, ever.

Yeah rick Wright was a good vocalist, maybe that's why Roger treated him.badly , he was jealous of him , as Roger isn't a great vocalist, just my opinion.

@@oldhagscrazypeople3721 He is decent

@@mikewilliams3384 Facts

I think they know. Let's hope for a last go round. It would be great to see Dave, Roger, and Nick on the same stage again. No Echoes though. Mini tour 10 shows in UK and EU and another 10 in US. Put aside the differences. They did it before in 05. They can't need the money. As so many others, I've been following these guys since 1967. C'mon guys, Covid is ending soon. One last set of shows.

There is no shame at all in getting emotional about this and all the other incredible pieces of work by the very best of the very best, Pink Floyd. I have just turned 71, and I experience all those emotions when listening to their music. And I have the utmost love and respect for them as musicians. Especially David Gilmour. Can you imagine how it must feel to not only be able to play to that standard, but to give so much pleasure to millions of people worldwide. Just perfect.

Amen Brother!

I was six and a half...but then another six and a half years later it was an immense burden on my mind as well...even to this day i cannot escape its deep melancholy...got me thru Junior High ( when The Wall was hitting the world...hey, teacher, leave me alone!)

I was in my early teens and the effect was immense. I'd immerse myself so entirely with Meddle that I'd experience synaesthesia.

I like that: "A very real part of me." When I was 13, I hadn't been much into music, but was a sleepless, aggravated and energetic kid with ambitions much greater than my town. So much so, I often found myself in trouble and having addicted parents, raising myself. When the time came to go off to foster home, I had no idea what I was to do with free time and thought now would be the time to get into music. I stole my mothers double cassette, "The Wall" to bring with me in hopes to remind me of "home" and learn music... I've never looked back since. That album, and in particular this band, has gotten me through a very troubling part of my young adult life and is a part of me. It is without a doubt "Avery real part of me." To this day, next to prayer, I look to Pink Floyd to bring my spirit into focus so as to allow me to deal with some of life's most troubling aspects. God bless Pink Floyd.

Jeffrey KRUPA I have had Meddle on vinyl since the mid-seventies.

What's he said about Richard?

Thats one reason why no one listens to 'the final cut.' Also, waters is a bit of a bully.

I get what you're saying, and I love Richard (can't say the same for Waters hahaha), but I think the reason Waters said that was because Wright was not contributing as much to the writting process, but still taking his share of the pay, which, imho, is understandable.

@@rodriguezelfeliz4623 waters didn't want anyone to contribute he is a control freak period. Hence why the other members kicked him out. Yes he is a musical genius but he is also crazy as most genius’s are it's a fine line and sometimes they just go there.

👏🫶👍🏻

Rick was the soul of PF

@@alasdair6654 hé doesn t have boring egos probs ...a clever man.

@@alaincelos476 yeah but you can’t just deny that roger was a genius

@@georgelabib279 hi George .I m à keys player and Rick was unique...yes Roger wrote gréât stuffs I totally dislike mens with egos probs.hé did sacked Rick and for me ......Rick was such à good musician and man up to 1974 I mean.after id left PF and went classicals studies.yours .

And the most under rated Floydian.Worse, Roger went and treated poor rich poorly

Very well said. I wonder if saying "billions" instead of "millions" would be an exaggeration, but I’m sure it’s at least hundreds of millions.

your right. i have no idea why this guy is using a pick. the attack is all wrong.