Shine On You, Crazy Diamond, parts 1-9 (seamless edit)

All copyrights belong to Pink Floyd and none to me. Made from parts 1-5 and 6-9 from the Wish You Were Here album, and about 1 minute of the part 5 to part 6 transition from parts 1-7 from the Echoes double best of.

[bevula]

At 71, I still vividly remember in 1975 putting this seminal album on the turntable of my recently bought Panasonic music centre. I got the album the day it was released. I sat back, admiring the album sleeve artwork, and simply entered another realm of Floydian delight. I'm sure there's untold myriads of fans like me who regard Floyd as the ultimate rock band, light years ahead of the competition. Us Floyd fans will hold this album and the other Floyd masterpieces in our minds till the day we die.... And Pink Floyds music will live on long after that.

[tonychapman]

Everyone of my friends died of cancer leaving myself to listen to Floyd shine on to you all

[freedom]

Born 53 naked to the world, it resonated to me. I still play it for my cows. They love it come near the house. Lay down as a concert. Its beautiful.

[sinabehbahani]

Please don't put ads in the middle of this... it violates this masterpiece

[eugenioleiva]

You tube interrupting these amazing classics is fucking criminal

[danielmartens]

25 minutes of pure bliss and no f'ing yt ad.

[DR-ukko]

I, along with thousands of others, will never buy from any advertiser that has the balls to break up the flow of such an iconic album

[jolhdj]

70s kid here . I always come back to these timeless classic ❤ what a great era 😊

[shawnmcdonald]

Wish you were here was played at my Brothers funeral, Then at my Wife’s, I play it every day in remembrance. I miss you Brother,
I miss my Cindy Lee❤❤😢😢
WISH YOU WERE HERE🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

[BananaBobMinion]

A day without Pink Floyd is like a day without sunshine. Let the sun shine in all day long.

[cshimp]

My brother got me into Pink Floyd, and I thank him every day for it. Rip Andrew, shine on ♥️♥️

[tommygumbert]

Some of us shine, some do not. Pink Floyd shined, they were way ahead of their time. Thanks for all the great music growing up ~ 💎

[michaeltheurer]

This Song is one of the best from Pink Floyd, I am 65jears old, I make with my son every jear one trip about 4000km in France, with motorcycles, and every evening with French wine, we hear this Musik, fantastic

[levelhead]

Play this at my funeral please and thank you.

[jimmyheath]

My best friend Butch Garvey introduced me to Pink Floyd in 1973. For that Im eternally grateful. Never see my friend anymore, but heres to you Butch. The best friend I ever knew.

[jennablerose]

Awesome, I was 15 in 1975. The best music still today.

[levis]

Thank God I was lucky enough to born in time to catch this all time master piece and listen ❤

[arathornssohn]

Truely the best and timeless piece of music of modern times. There was, is and maybe will not be a more extraordinary, emotional and structured „song“, as I guess. Now being almost 62, after thousands and thousands of musical pieces - this is it!

[jtbaying]

How is 50 year old music more relevant Now than Ever. Pink Floyd music will be played for as many years left in the Earth is here. Passed down through Generations.

[christophergrant]

I'm still listening to this masterpiece @ 61 years old. And it's just as mesmerizing as it was then. Ironic I'm going through some challenging times now as I was in the 70s ..love me some pink floyd. Now and then ..shine on & rock on you crazy diamonds out there in the world forever