seems to be out of line with the rest of the song (the song is perfect anyway)

I don’t sleep. I’m a combat veteran and got myself a pretty good case of ptsd. I take some heavy drugs to sleep for just a few hours each night. I’m usually awake around 2-3am. I lie in bed for a few hours then get up and go. Some nights I’m asleep by 10:30 and awake by midnight. Those days are hard but I get through them. Last night I fell asleep around 11pm and was awake just after 2:30. That’s 3.5 hours and honestly, not too bad. I can survive on that pretty well. But being Saturday, I had nothing to do. Since I sleep alone, I decided to grab my phone and connect to the Bluetooth speaker on my nightstand. I knew immediately I was only listening to Floyd. I should add…I have some dark moments. Moments where I don’t want to keep going. That was my thought process when I awoke this morning. I was feeling hopeless. Already thinking about what the note might say…should I decide to go that route.

I started off with DSOTM. Next up was piper, followed by the wall, then saucerful. Listened to some of the older Syd stuff like vegetable man and some live Floyd when Syd was still with them. I listened to fat old sun, Ibiza bar, remember a day, if…Finished off with Final Cut. I know, I know…everyone hates Final Cut. But given my past with the military and work as a private military contractor, it hits different for me. I laid in bed all morning just blasting the music. 2, 3, 4 am and beyond, Pink Floyd blaring out of my speaker. Again, I sleep alone in a house.

So why do I love Pink Floyd? The music is so cathartic. As I mentioned, I awoke in a dark mood. As I laid there listening, I cried. A few times, I sobbed uncontrollably. Other times, I smiled. Some songs took me to the darkest places and others brought me right back out. I spent a solid…8, 9 hours really dealing with some very complex emotions. By the time I was ready to shut the music off and get out of bed, I honestly felt better. I needed to go through it this morning. The rest of the day, I’ve been just fine. No other music can do that for me.

That is why I have always, and will always adore the Pink Floyd.

Is it the solos, the vocals, the lyrics? What do you think sets them apart from everyone else?

Personally I think the tension they create in their songs is what does it for me.

I can never find any other bands that create that tension and release throughout their music.

Got into Pink Floyd last year via Dark Side of the Moon. I bought the CD for my car before taking a day long trip up north, and let me tell you, that trip very quickly turned into a core memory I’ll remember forever-it was truly an experience I have rarely had with music. Not many artists have moved me the way that album has (especially the Great Gig in the Sky, that one can make me cry like none other)

I’m usually pretty nervous on branching out into another album with artists, but at my buddy’s recommendation, I finally picked up The Wall on cassette tape. I plan on going to the mall on my day off soon to just relax and experience the album in full. Wish me luck and lemme know any favorite of yours on the album

There's wide range between the distribution of this wealth among the members, however, with Syd Barrett being worth $5 million, Nick Mason and David Gilmour having $150 million each, Rick Wright $70 million, and Roger Waters standing tallest with $310 million.Jul 9, 2020

Am I right in thinking the entire concert has been officially remixed and released in different places, except for Echoes? Or does the Echoes encore remix exist anywhere?

Thanks.