Any Colour You Like. Uniondale, New York. June 17, 1975

Pink Floyd. June 17, 1975. Nassau Coliseum. Uniondale,New York.

tour personnel:
David Gilmour - vocals, guitar
Roger Waters - bass, vocals
Richard Wright - keyboards, vocals
Nick Mason - drums

Additional musicians:
Dick Parry - saxophone
The Blackberries (Venetta Fields & Carlena Williams) - backing vocals

[ddevil]

This song is never played the same but always amazing.

[leesaunders]

Richard Wright is absolutely incredible here👌👌👌

[jacklarson]

i really dig Water's bass runs at the into

[jaymenon]

This version is differently amazing. Everyone listening this is elevated into the higher orbit and trip on the flow ...just like the 4 great artists called Pink Floyd!

[luciocallejas]

Diferent place ..other vibes. Richard .wright..the best of the best..the rest is history..pink floyd .just take me to places❤

[stickvw]

Love how Nick Mason gets going with the drum roll from about 8:40 !!

[seanstadnick]

I could listen to this song all day and each one is different from the other. Such a beautiful song

[derekbone]

Best band ever..always found dsotm gets me in better spirits..real bands can move you to a more comfortable state of being, such as pink floyd..truly a masterpiece for all of TIME!!

[brianlebaron]

OMG, the best version yet I have heard

[claudioricci]

There are several live versions of this thing between 1974 and 1975. All of them, including this one, are amazing.

[michaelruggiero]

Wow!! I'm from Long Beach Long Island I've seen many concerts at Nassau Coliseum unfortunately I was born in 1973 LOL but this has to be one of the best bootlegs I've ever heard

[gleaveinjapan]

and that's why I buy Pink Floyd bootlegs

[questioneverything]

They were all masters of their craft. We will all be long dead and forgotten and generations and generations and more generations of people will still love Pink Floyd! Especially something like Dark Side of the Moon there's only two bands that really have this one thing in common. Playing incredibly advanced music for that time. The other band would be the Grateful Dead. Pink Floyd played live at Pompeii I think it was a 72 or 73 I believe something like that or 68 it was within those five years and then the Grateful Dead got an idea. It might have come from Pink Floyd playing at Pompeii. In 1978 r77 they went and played in front of the Egyptian pyramids. They said the reason why we did it with to see if we could tap into ancient energy that's been there forever answered affect the music. It's great thank you for uploading, I love it. Hoped you liked the little inspirational story.

[tommyrawlings]

One of their best songs for sure! As good as their early stuff, which is their best stuff!

[BOFsensai]

DSOTM performances, having to somewhat follow pre set timings / clicktrax & like, more or less brought to an end their prior signature improvisational jamming - except for this (+earlier, Miles Davis inspired OTR): I always thought / would argue, you could know how comfortable, enjoying themselves the band were by how this track was played / crucially extended: and this is a tops styling rendition (even get RW's tiny little Echoes interjection) SUPERB= thanx for uploading.

[xfiazc]

This can't be real ? It's too good !

[earthtribe]

they lite a spiritual fire that reaches all the way to heaven

[stoneyboyd]

I love the horn sounding Synthesizer at the beginning.