Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (Official Audio)

"One Of These Days" taken from Pink Floyd's 6th album, Meddle, released on October 30th, 1971.

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[mustanglife]

This Classic Riff can NEVER be played LOUD ENOUGH!!!! 🍻🤘🏼🍻

[JustinMansfieldWho]

This song totally hooked me into this album, this album totally hooked me on Pink Floyd. An absolute masterpiece.

[bat]

This track has never got old in 40+ yrs of listening to it.

[OtakuUnitedStudio]

The single best Prog Rock band of all time.

[DAcrisure]

This is the most underrated Pink Floyd Song

[MarcioPrado-rjps]

This song is from 1971. So many decades ahead of its time.

[Curt-lv]

Should have seen it live....50, 000 people plus just going nuts, something ill never forget

[colomboharrison]

I will never forget listening to this masterpiece in a tent in the blizzard at Cho Oyu base camp in Tibet and at 3:37 it scared me to death

[ComaDave]

When I bought a pair of Kenwood LS-P9000X speakers back in 1986, this was the first thing that I played. So loud, that some of the neighbours came outside to see what was going on.
Not as loud, but I'm listening to this through the same speakers as I type. ❤

[andrewpappas]

Always loved the bass tones both Roger and David got on this song, so damn good and plus that delay and tremolo effect just help make the song that much more awesome

[karoblazenko]

This was one of my favorite tracks (by anyone) when I was a kid... Just listened to it for the first time in 45 years, and I see I was right!

[EricSmaug]

THIS WAS MY FIRST FLOYD SONG 46 YEARS AGO I LOVED IT THEN I LOVE IT

[trespire]

This hard core instrumental, they really broke new ground on this.
Mason "one of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces"
@2:50 P.F. gave a nod to Delia Derbyshire. She effectivly created the Dr. Who theme in the mid '60s, by cutting and pasting endless reems of magnetic tape. Dalia is an unsung pionere of electronic music.

[marcoh.urbina]

Nada como tomar un cafe por las mañanas escuchando Meddle...
Gracias *Pink Floyd*

[Spunky]

Am I the ONLY one that LOVES to see an album SPINNING? ✌️❤️🔥🔥🔥🎶🎶🎶 Been here since the BEGINNING! 😁🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[MidwestSirenProductions]

The duality of having Gilmour and Waters both on base on opposite channels foreshadows the divide that would slowly bring the band apart, but it’s so darn good. This is such an overlooked album!

[TraitofSiNN]

Only Pink Floyd can make this kind of music and lives on from generations to generations.

[CarolHalpin-vzub]

Atmospheric, sinister. So iconic. Scared the crap out of me when I was 6 years old. Still adore this choon.

[benvenutocolaianni]

With this track, which opens the album Meddle, the listener is disoriented by the continuous variations, repetitions, and reversals of the sound image, which becomes more and more pressing.
Here, too, the sound and sound reversals contribute to the alienating effect by nestling volumetric constructions of the track, with daring lysergic incursions aimed at creating a dense interactive mapping.

It is the sensory plurality that Pink Floyd are able to activate that leaves us breathless, an essential vocabulary that synthesises ideas and images, as if taking us back to that moment in our lives when things were apparitions, not yet pondered by language and judgements. It almost seems as if their work is an attempt to circumvent language by creating sounds that make us feel part of a common experience, even though we come from different backgrounds and places.
Thus it happens that in an endless play of music and visions, we feel in this work how matter is in motion and music solidifies, staging vibrational interactions of extreme beauty, with a structure that overpowers reality, creating places to inhabit psychically.

[tommyreed]

10 out of 10.
Cheers dave and roger


This will be played for years 👌🏻👏🏻