Wish You Were Here

Not even Pink Floyd’s best Production, feel, mood, memorable, innovative, lyrics, theme, consistency

Top 5 oat

Anything I say will simply detract from this masterpiece. The end.

Not really saying anything new here but this really is incredible. Not a long album by any means but it felt shorter than it was. Rare album that sounds good whether you're paying attention or not.

Nice to listen to on a train!

Both bleak and optimistic at the same time. A sense of loss permeates the entire album contrasted with sparks of encouragement or maybe even hope. Musically, this is Pink Floyd at their sharpest and tightest, with intricate interplay between all instruments, melodies, harmonies, and solos. Just an all around classic that might not be quite as pioneering as Dark Side of the Moon, but IMO it's just as essential.

6.5

La segona de 4 obres mestres seguides i la més bonica i precisa de totes elles. El tema titular és una de les cançons més emblemàtiques de la història. 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' és un magnum opus de rock progressiu que corona el génere. Estaven en ple moment de gràcia. Intocables

Brilliant album. Huge sound. Great songwriting. Need I say more?

One of my favorite albums of all time, and for good reason.

Another life changing moment for me - I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this. Wonderful.

This is a timeless rock record, and in my opinion, it is a greater record than Dark Side of the Moon. The album sounds flawless and absolutely deserves every bit of praise it gets. 10/10

This is one of the albums I have listened to the most in my life and I still enjoy it every time. Awesome to listen to with headphones in the dark.

10/10, top 5 album of all time

top 2 pink floyd album

As with most PF albums, the hit single is my least favorite song of the album. Nevertheless this is an album that represents everything Pink Floyd did right, the atmosphere, the solos, the songwrinting in general. This one definitely earned its place in the top of all times.

Fantastic

I'm familiar with this album, but now I'm certain this is one of the absolute greatest of all time. The record is perfectly sequenced, with each song delivering a message, but each of them hinting at a bigger picture. Each of the five tracks are absolutely essential and show the peak of the Gilmour - Waters writing era for Floyd. Not to mention the production is faultless, and it is the last album where Wright really gets his due, too, with the synths mashing effortlessly with guitar. Of course it is difficult to mention wish you were here without naming the nine-part, twenty-six minute epic, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", a tribute to the fallen psychedelic music innovator, and previous Floyd leader, Syd Barrett. The track is split into two, the first five parts opening the record, and the last four closing it. The track, with a haunting clavinet and guitar building up to a euphoric chorus, complete with saxophone solo, before slowly descending, soundtracking Syd's downfall. The track can now be seen as Pink Floyd's magnum opus, and one of the greatest of all time. But the album isn't just "Shine On..." plus some songs, the cold, harsh synths of "Welcome To The Machine" give the album a dollop of fury and menace, the tempo increases for mid-album banger "Have A Cigar", featuring one of Gilmour's greatest solos, and the Meloncholy, beautifully bittersweet title track would've made this album a true classic anyway

Perfect!!!

This has to be one of the best albums ever.

Very good. 45min. Each track flows from the previous to the next. Banger

I listened to this in a traffic this rainy morning, on my first monday back after a holiday. Wish you were here washed over me, bringing a needed calm to my addled head. This was probably the first Floyd album I owned and its been while since I listened. It's close to perfect.

Hundreds of listens and I’m still hearing new details.

great album......maybe the best of theirs

Typically beautiful that I expect from PF. Interesting how the first and last tracks were done to be one long track but also like 4 songs in one?

First of all, Wish You Were Here is one of the best songs of all time for me so I feel like this makes my album rating a bit unfair. Still, the rest of the album is amazing as well. Probably my favourite classic rock album, combining jazzy and synthy soundscapes with breaks of acoustic guitar. The singing is great, the lyrics are great, I haven't necessarily even delved into them but they're well written. The album flows smoothly, it builds, it delivers big-time. I'd give it a 4.5 if I could, but I'll settle with the 5.

Contiene una de las mejores canciones de la historia. Vinilo.

Utterly magnificent. Shine On You Crazy Diamond takes me into the astral plane. For my funeral I just want everybody to listen to all 9 parts of this song.

It's pretty sad to hear the context, the sound from the opening to the ending is beautiful, this band showed well the other side of the industry and I definitely would listen to this album again

A patient and atmospheric space rock masterpiece. The sounds are grabbing but simple, never even slightly overwhelming. It's emotional with spaced out impactful and memorable lines, supported mostly by the folklike acoustic guitar. The synths carry the album with their otherworldly approach. "Have a Cigar" stands out as the complex, hard badass track. Each track is carefully crafted, varied enough to keep interest, while also never drawn out.

Amazing soundscaping and grand productions. Fantastisk album

Greatest album ever made

So sick, groovy but emotional

Wish There Was More

I love Pink Floyd and this album is a fitting tribute to Sid Barret. Love the beginning and ending on the Shine on you Crazy Diamond. Overall one of my favorite Pink Floyd Albums

When I saw this album I almost burst out in tears. This is one of the best pieces of music with special place in my heart. I'm not sure if it's the best Pink Floyd album per se, that's just so hard to say, but it's the one that brings out the most emotions out of me.

Wow. well I guess I'm not alone in having a deep personal attachment to this album. Takes popular music to another level. Perfect like Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall but this one has the edge.

Really incredible album. I don't really know why the ideas of missing someone and hating the record industry go together, but all of it sounds great. The title track is one of the nicest sounding songs that I have ever heard.

One of my favorite albums of all time

Love it (obviously)

I listened to this today and was curious what I scored this. This was only my second album of the project and I don’t know if it was a mistake or what but I egregiously had this scored a 3. Today I fixed that mistake, a full 3 years later. This album is fantastic, it is mesmerizing, it’s got beauty and it’s trippy and I feel better knowing I’ve corrected my error. 5 stars

LOVE ❤️

A great album.

Listening to this makes me feel like I'm 14 again. I feel myself getting caught up in the imagery, the rebellious ideas, the anger and disillusion, the hopelessness, the care, the feeling. The instrumentation is so fantastical and bizarre, like I'm in a sci-fi dream. It's such a dark and depressing album conceptually. Incredibly sad.

Excellent album

This is an absolute rock masterpiece not a bad song on here. A true 5 star album, probably my second favourite Pink Floyd album, just after Dark Side of the Moon, and much more underrated.

have been feeling like pure shit since last night but this one carried me through my bad mental health day like nobody's business what a winner excellent excellent

Not much to say that hasn't already been said. Probably my favourite Pink Floyd, and an all round fantastic record

classic

listened to again such a legendary album

so amazing

absolute classic. miss you syd barrett <3

Obviously a super famous album, but I'm not sure I had ever listened to it start to finish. Shimmering, spectacular, lives up to the hype big time.

The best Prog sandwich I ever had.

A beautiful tribute to a friend. Definitely a great listen as an album but there are also classics like "Wish You Were Here" that stand apart. The synths are tasteful and sparse, I was worried it'd get to "progg-y" but it's a good balance.

Massive album

The best pink floyd album. One of the best albums of all time. Floyd masterfully create an atmosphere unlike any other. Absolutely floored. Best: wish you were here Worst: have a cigar

Wonderful! A master piece

I always have a fantastic time while listening to this gem. Shine On, Have a Cigar and Wish You Were Here are all top Pink Floyd songs. 5/5

One of the best albums ever

Beautiful

solid album

One of the best albums I've ever heard.

The walking blues in Shine on You Crazy Diamond as you hit the cold mechanical noise of Welcome to the Machine is a high point for me. I find Welcome to the Machine to be one of the most alienating and terrifying songs of all times, but then you are in it after a few seconds and you know they've been waiting for you. Have a cigar takes you into the dilapidated excesses of capitalism and says oh these machinations are fine, you're one of us. Ugh, but do I wanna be!?? Then when you hit Wish You Were Here for real, all of it gets stripped bare and laid to the simple acoustic. It is not only the namesake of this seminal album, but also one of the more endearing songs that Pink Floyd put out. It's the one where you know you are quietly with the tribe. A little sadness. A little nostalgia. Your heroes for ghosts. Hot ashes for trees. Hot air for a cool breeze. It is a salve and also a mourning for what we've lost to the organized and dominating machinations of power that roll over us, the quotidian proles. Shine on. It is an excellent one.

Masterpiece

fuego, mantenlo prendido fuego

oh my god what more can you say about it it’s just a magnificent masterpiece

This is a perfect record through and through. The situation of a band member's death, the pivot away from the poppy elements of their last record, and the performance altogether create a musical journey like no other.

Floyd goated 🤘 but 3rd best of top 4

absolute gem. I love every part of it. Perhaps more than Dark Side of the Moon, but at least equal.

Pure delight - love this album - classic

Think this is absolutely fantastic. Everything except "Have a Cigar" is brilliant and even that is very enjoyable.

Incredibly creative. Was really on the edge between a high 4 or a 5 for this one.

Fantastic. Immersive in the way that Loveless or Sgt Peppers is and with beautiful restrained production and guitar work.

yeah this album is just incredible

Amazing album, I actually prefer this to Dark Side of the Moon.

Love.

"How about an album of '70s progressive/art rock where all the tracks are longer than five minutes?" "Mmm, no thanks. I've just not been a fan." "It's Pink Floyd..." "Pink Floyd?! That's different! Play it!"

This is a good one…or more like a great one. I didn’t own this album, but I am sure I have listened to it before. I was glad to listen again!

Wonderful, wonderful. One of my favorites. Simple, soothing. I wish I still had a beanbag chair to sit in while I listen.

Pink Floyd is one of the groups I have thought I always needed more exposure to when I started doing this project so I'm glad to listen to this album. I bought A Momentary Lapse of Reason back in college and was familiar with The Wall mostly from the movie, but don't recall ever listening to any other Pink Floyd albums in their entirety. Yes, I know that was bordering on some kind of musical crime... Turns out I already knew three of the songs on this album (the title track, "Have a Cigar" and "Welcome to the Machine"). I like all three songs quite a bit. Listening to the whole album added the epic "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5)" and "...(Parts 6-9)" which are my favorite parts of the album. I love the grandiosity of the synthesizers and guitar work. Really great album and I look forward to more from Pink Floyd.

One of the best albums I've ever listened. Knew Welcome to the Machine and Wish You Were Here before, but the rest of the album is just as amazing.

I was five when this was released and it made a huge impression on me even then. I have to avoid listening to it for months sometimes years to try and get back to that memory of deep discovery. As an adult I came to love Meddle most of all, but this still sits above TDSOTM for me.

Masterpiece

Structure: Masterpiece Mood: Masterpiece Musicianship: Masterpiece Significance, Impact, and Lyricism: Masterpiece Album art: Masterpiece 5/5

Love pink Floyd, great album

Pink Floyd: “Music Industry Bad” Me: yeah no shit

My favourite hit from a great band!

Epic from start to finish. Faves: all

Sublime!

Delicious synthy, guitaryness. Really enjoy the bit at the end of have a cigar where it sounds as if your headphones have come out.

One of my favourite albums of all time and my favourite Pink Floyd album. 45 minutes of great music.

This album has so many memories... I can still remember buying this as soon as it came out. Listening to it at top volume in my '71 Olds Cutlass. Getting high and cranking it up on the home stereo. Opening songs for the "Momentary Lapse of Reason" tour -- 2nd row center in NJ. Damn those were some good times!! But to the music itself. A wonderful, slow build on the intro Shine On. Gilmour's guitar just singing. Parry on sax just lighting it up. Pure freakin' bliss. The Machine. Is there a more fun intro? And the lyrics of this and Have a Cigar re. the music industry. So strong. Title song about Sid: Listening to this on headphones is as good as music gets. That is until it moves into Shine On part 6. Wright on the moog and Gilmour laying down that solo at 2:30 in. OMFG. Final note. After getting married in 1990, I put this album on. My wife had not heard and immediately asked who was playing. When I told her it was PF, she said "I thought they were hard rock". This album transcends. Rock ... absolutely. But is more of a rock symphony. A story. A journal. An A+. A+++

Ooh Pink Floyd haven’t herd this one but it’s gotta be good. But I am a huge novice on Pink Floyd only hearing the wall and dark side of the moon prior to this… The album starts with shine on you crazy diamond, pts 1-5: Part 1 is just a 3 minute intro instrumental good but not amazing. Part 2 is also instrumental but brings in some really cool guitar work. Part 3 is also just a really good instrumental not as good as part 2 but still good enough to keep going. Part 4 has the singing and some more rip roaring guitars, really makes the song an epic to behold. Part 5 is essentially the songs coda featuring really nice saxophone work makes the song so worthwhile. Overall this is how someone should do long songs I’am glad I found one on the generator I liked! Welcome to the machine starts with well machine noises followed by the howling strokes of the guitar only for the vocals to come in. Wow honestly Pink Floyd could make anything into some kinda epic at this point, it’s so cool that the time frame doesn’t even phase me. Have a cigar has to have the coolest intro of any song ( or at least what I’ve herd of Pink Floyd’s. The chorus is odd ( lyrically) but still kinda works. Yeah just another banging tune. Then there is a spoken bit that goes into wish you were here, it starts off as much slower but builds up into something truly epic. Honestly just another top track it’s very hard to not enjoy these songs for what they are! Now for shine on you crazy diamond pts.6-9: Part 6 builds on from wish you were here, in a weird way it kinda feels like the listener’s been on a journey to get here and yeah it’s a cool instrumental. Part 7 brings back the vocals, it’s essentially a reprise of part 4. Part 8 is another instrumental bit it’s really good again the guitars sound a little bit more funky on this bit. Part 9 is much more depressed than the others as said on wikipedia a “ funeral march” Honestly a great way to close an album. And a brilliant album as a whole not a bad song whatsoever… But here’s the thing… I can only revisit this about once or twice a year, it’s too powerful and emotional, all of what I said is correct. In technicalities there is no bad song. It is a 5/5 but just a complicated one because I don’t find it an easy listen

I’m not sure if this is my favorite Pink Floyd album, but the title track might be my favorite Pink Floyd song, as cliche as that might be.

Some of the best spacey rock I’ve ever heard. The instrumentals that take up the large majority of the songs on the album or poignant and filled with tangy riffs and chords simple yet effective. It’s really feels like a immersive experience. There are some epic tracks on here like diamond and Wish you were here. Overall I loved the album!

Durchweg großartige Platte.

one of the most heart wrenching albums of all time

Stvarno neću duljiti za ovaj album, nema potrebe. Ovaj album je zajedno sa još dva-tri mjera ocjene čiste petice, savršenstva.

5/5. Classic.

This is the stuff right here

Pink Floyd's best album hands down. There is no question. It is perfect. Don't @ me.

Im so high to xapadex

Good

Considering this is the follow-up album to Pink Floyd's masterpiece, Dark Side Of the Moon the expectations were huge with this record. I always felt, Wish You Were Here was the low-key classic, that in many ways is just as good or even better than Dark Side. I heard a lot of this music in my late teens and of course, it still holds up today. I feel I should explore their earlier works to fairly compare all their albums. One of their best regardless and one of the better albums of the 70's, for sure!

Amazing album that pushed cemented Pink Floyds status as one of the greatest bands right after their groundbreaking Dark Side of the Moon. Some say Wish You Were Here is better but to me their basically equal but most importantly different. DSotM is more immediate while WYWH takes it's time to build up. Either way amazing stuff all around.

SIM

Get a decent pair of headphones and listen to Shine On You Crazy Diamond. You cannot deny that it's one of the best songs ever composed. From the slow build up, the emergence of \"Syd's Theme\", the overwhelming guitar from David, and the lyrics, there is not a single flaw in this song. The album is an absolutely stunning ballad to Syd Barrett that explains how the machine that is fame and the music industry broke him into an unrecognizable person. You can also sense Roger's admiration for Syd and his deep regret that his personal hero fell victim to his mind. Not everybody is a fan of Have A Cigar but I thought Roy Harper did an excellent job with guest vocals and the song writing wittily exposes record label executives. Welcome to the Machine and the titular track, Wish You Were Here are both amazing songs as well, furthering the tragedy of Syd at the hands of the record industry with the title track carrying a gorgeous acoustic line. Wish You Were Here is unique in that it is the most personal story Pink Floyd ever told, as they often strived to demolish society on other albums but instead opted to tell the story of a single man. But it is so unimaginably beautiful in its depiction of the spark we all have, how it fizzles, and ultimately what will always remain of that spark in those who love or even just know us, that this album may be the biggest statement they've ever or will ever put out.

I know this well. I put it on trying to Hear it with new ears, and first- well, that’s impossible. But to the extent I succeeded at all, it’s still brilliant, unique, gloomy, sorrowful, and beautiful. IMHO. Worst I can say about it is that the transition from Have a Cigar to the title track is really awkward. Second-worst thing I can say is that it’s not even one of this band’s top three…

2 perfectly crafted Shine ons, 2 shorter tracks that bring out the menacing direction of what's next on Animals, and the campfire classic tribute to where it all started with Syd

Love this album. Have a Cigar is wonderful.

Whopper album. Cover art 5/5 enigmatic

This is a class album, really enjoyed listening to it

Maybe the only example of prog rock that I can really get into. I didn't go into this expecting to like it more than than Dark Side of the Moon but man this is a balanced album and I love that they keep bringing it back to the same riffs. Feels very complete.

You ever ordered the 7 layer cake for dessert at a restaurant? You ever wondered why there are so many layers? Why not 3, 4, or, 5? You can’t even fit all 7 layers in your mouth at once anyway. But my are they all good. Cake…icing…cake…maybe a layer of fruit filling thrown in. Then the last bit of icing is extra thick. This album reminds me of that 7 layer dessert. The pianos, synths, and organ provide a vast, beautiful chocolate cake base. Layered between is a purposeful, graceful lead guitar. The bass, percussion, and even saxophone add accent layers, resulting in a multi-Michelin star palette. I could listen to this album over and over. I’m involuntarily letting out a “Mmmmm” after every sweet, mouthwatering bite. Bonus: Because we ARE HERE, I’ll put a plug in for Obscured by Clouds, Pink Floyd’s album just before Dark Side of the Moon. It served as the soundtrack for the French film La Vallée. It’s not talked about much, but it is worth checking out.

You've already listened to it, you already know what the fuck is up. If you haven't listened to it, why are you reading this? Hurry up and give your ears some sweet guitar licks and atmosphere!

Awesome, love Pink Floyd:)

10

Another great one from Pink Floyd filled with beautiful guitar and lots of meaning. I’ve loved the song Wish You Were Here for a while now and enjoyed getting to hear the whole album.

Not just an album, but a journey through an aural landscape. Majestic

!!!Boner Alert!!!

Legendary

Classic favorite

Slow-burning masterpiece.

I could write a 1000 word essay here on why Wish You Were Here is 5 stars. But like the album, its better to use words sparingly for maximum effect. Simply put, it's flawless to me. Fantastic lyrics about Pink Floyd's success and their troubled former bandmate Syd Barrett, along with a palette of flavours on the musical front. The title track and Shine On are the highlights of 4 great songs. Probably my favourite album ever.

Even though this is not fully my thing, this is an absolute classic in its genre. From start to finish this is, for me, the best that Pink Floyd has to offer. And Wish You Were Here is just the best song they've ever made. 5*

Discazo con mayúsculas de uno de los mejores exponentes de lo que es el rock alternativo y un tanto psicodélico. Temas largos y con mucha pomposidad. Canciones muy míticas

I mean come on, it's pink Floyd

It’s somewhat ironic that an album about desperation, loss, distance, and isolation is also the Floyds most inclusive, accessible, and straight forward record. It’s expansive and it takes its time, but while it’s short on songs, it’s long on great guitar solos and the band is in top form. ‘Wish You Were Here’ is just one of those universal records that almost everyone loves.

One of the albums I'm most familiar with on this list. "Wish You Were Here" is one of the first things I learned to play on guitar, so this album has a special place in my heart. All killer, no filler. Still sounds crisp and gorgeous. RIP Bob. Favorite tracks: "Have a Cigar", "Wish You Were Here"

An open double album cover with stems and seeds in the bend. Billowing baby blue bong smoke. Fast food drive-thru. OK, just so you know, I’m probably going to give a five star rating to most of Pink Floyd’s recordings until 'Final Cut,' including the early Syd Barrett years. Pure Gold. Or should I say Columbian Gold? Because weed and Pink Floyd go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly. I was having a conversation with a group of friends and colleagues once when a fellow expressed that he just didn’t ‘get’ Pink Floyd. Another dude asked him if he had ever smoked pot? And when he replied in the negative, the rest of the entire gathered assembly suggested, in unison, ‘There’s your problem!’ That’s not to say you can’t enjoy the Floyd sober- of course you can. But… One of the first times I got really, really high was at a high school party in an expansive and beautiful house way up in the mountains of Snowmass, CO, and 'The Dark Side of the Moon' was playing on a quadraphonic stereo. They don’t have enough stars to rate that. I had transcended the fucking stars. The second occasion was in Houston. I was 18-19 years old, and attending a midnight movie at some theatre with a wild girlfriend who loved to have sex in my car while parked in random persons’ driveways (which was not really to my taste); but, more to the point, always had the best weed (which was to my taste.) The movie was 'Live at Pompeii.' I knew nothing about it, she had arranged the whole thing. She had said something about 'Wish You Were Here' being her favorite song, and I thought she was referring to the soft rock hit by Chicago, ‘Wishing You Were Here.’ So imagine my surprise, super-high, when the lights dimmed and the movie began. Obviously, none of this is really a proper review of 'Wish You Were Here'- Roger Waters’ continuing expression of grief over the loss of his friend and founding Floyd member, Syd Barrett, to mental illness exacerbated by copious amounts of LSD ingestion. So, here’s mine in a nutshell: How does one follow up 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' one of the greatest LPs EVER recorded? 'Wish You Were Here,' that’s how. I currently live in Denver, CO, the first of these United States to legalize recreational marijuana. And this ain’t your 1975 pot anymore. These young blood hipsters have taken things to a whole other level. Which can only mean that a random sampling of their reviews of 'Wish You Were Here' will surely reflect their enjoyment of it, too; and, perhaps even more than mine when I was their age… and high.

Amazing

10/10

A fantastic album, brilliantly produced. The opening 9 mins of Shine on You Crazy Diamond is just incredible. Overall, it's a stone cold classic.

Re-listening for the generator. Was delighted to see some Floyd appear as my next record. Part 2 of 4 in Pink Floyd’s legendary 1973-79 run, Wish You Were Here is a mesmerizing ride down a winding river. The sweeping two big pieces of Shine On…, the rollers Welcome to the Machine and Have a Cigar, and above all else the heart-rending title track, this album is simply exquisite. Perhaps too short for a perfect score, perhaps too unvaried, but it maintains. 10/10

Another childhood album of mine. I loved shine on you crazy diamond and wish you were here as a kid but now I’ve come to appreciate the rest of the album more

All-time favorite album. A masterpiece.

9/10

A masterpiece. One of the best pieces of music ever recorded. Beautiful, emotional, and universal even though the subject matter is very personal to the band. The song “Wish You Were Here” is, in my opinion, a perfect piece of music.

One of the classics!

Well.

Fucking amazing, a masterpiece.

5/5 ein af bestu plötum allra tíma

5! Just absolutely amazing

This album has a lot of nostalgia for the frequent trips back to my Dads hometown visiting my grandparents when I was little. On the way there, a Pink Floyd cassette; and on the way back, Carpenters for my mum. For him there was already a strong connection as the band is also from his hometown, Cambridge; and he made sure to remind me every single time that he went to the same school as some of the band members (albeit different years, haha). I never understood the impact and influence of Pink Floyd until many years later and can completely understand why some people find this album overrated. That in between stage of childhood and adulthood, that was me. I got tired of it, it was 'uncool' dad rock that was played too often, went on too long, I wanted to listen to something new. None of my friends even knew what Pink Floyd were. When I rediscovered it in my 20s, something just clicked. I don't think this is their best album but for me this album is timeless. I can put it on almost any day of the year and it never gets old. With only five tracks on the album, the length is surprising. Each track feels like it has its place in the album, bringing all the emotion that could possibly be shown, building up and winding down. The bluesy tunes over drones and steady beats serving to reinforce the messages. Two of the songs (Welcome to the Machine & Have a Cigar) very clearly describe the music industry and the whole album seems a tribute specifically for the troubled former member Syd Barrett. Even knowing this, the songs still feel relatable, especially to early adulthood and trying to find your feet in the world. Promises made by employers never come to fruition. The pressure to fit a mould. Making mistakes. The guilt of leaving people behind who had been a formative part of our lives and the sorrow of losing them completely. Discovering nothing really changes.

Classic top tier Floyd album. Love the music and the themes. “Have a Cigar” is great commentary on music biz and life in general. Another thing I like is the cover - that’s a real dude on fire with real fire. They didn’t have photoshop back then…

one of the few I kept relistening to all day. A perfect album.

Classic

This was definitely the easiest 5 of this list so far, as I've listened to this album quite a number of times the last few years. Pink Floyd in general and Wish You Were Here in particular is one of the most biggest influences for some of the bands I love most today, especially in progressive rock & metal and atmospheric metal. Despite its now considerable age its still a fantastic album in its own right. It's soothing yet moving, accessible yet deep, haunting yet uplifting. It's an album that has a soul. The title track is among my favorite songs of all time, but I also really love all parts of Shine On.

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After getting Floyd's debut album earlier this week (and still not really enjoying it all that much) it's nice to get this one for the weekend. Interesting meta-album concept to me ... I just listened to the Stones' "Exile on Main Street" which is an album I don't particularly like, one of the reasons being that rather than a collection of decent songwriting I found that album more of just a vibe (A bluesy drugged out communal country house vibe if that's your thing). To be consistent - I should say the same of "Wish You Were Here" - this is definitely a vibe album, but instead this one being a slow space travel vibe...? It's different because even if the longest song tracks in at over 20 (!) minutes, it still works as a *song* as do the 3 shorter ones. Right off the bat this album draws you in: the almost eternally-long instrumental intro to "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" doesn't give us any vocals until nearly 9 minutes in. But it's right for this music - it sets up tension before "that riff" comes in at about 3:55, slowly repeating into a crescendo before the band kicks in for a bit, backs off, etc. Perhaps a bit of confirmation bias here but this never could have worked as a shorter song. I don't think you can fully appreciate the (overplayed?) singles until you hear them within context of the full album. Which...of course just means playing them between the cut 20 minute "Shine On..." Random note: I never knew until many decades later that the vocalist on Have A Cigar wasn't anyone from the band but English musician Roy Harper. A word or two about the production - this is prime-era Floyd where the mix sounds gorgeous...the great 70s analog synths blending perfectly with Gilmour's perfectly restrained guitar, clarity in vocals and acoustic guitars - the overall sound is just as much what makes this a classic as the music itself. This might not be for everyone (but shouldn't everyone enjoy a 20 minute song now and again) and may not be in my favourite ~50 albums ever but for what they were going for it's perfection - turn the lights down, turn the volume way up, and this is a vibe I can always get behind. 9/10 5 stars.

One of the greatest. Amazing the whole way through.

10

Maybe not quite the epic quality to match Dark Side of the Moon or The Wall, but I like how clearly the story comes through. And just great music

One of the best albums ever recorded

Absolute banger. top tier album rip syd barret

This album is straight up iconic. One of the greatest albums of all time. Love the theme throughout the entire album. So sad that the band was missing one of its members and were feeling the weight of carrying on. Favorite tracks? Probably the title track of the album or the heavy ass rock your face of “have a cigar” Seriously though. If you like music you must listen to this album

Sublime as ever. While Dark Side might have better stand-out tracks, this is their most cohesive album, and such a gorgeous soundscape! Fav new track: N/A, but old is ofc Wish You Were Here.

I could just give this the 5 stars it deserves and move on, but before I do so I will note there are 3 other Pink Floyd albums I consider superior to this one. Yet Wish You fully deserves 5 stars: For the performances, For successfully doing this themed album (even if I don't necessarily sympathize with the suffering created by the music industry), But most of all for the great music. The title song is, easily, one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Now it's time to sit back, have a cigar, and listen to this great album once more.

Outstanding stuff

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classic

One of my favorite albums

Obviously 5*

Nice songs, didn't know many modern songs still have essense of pink floyd in em.

full journey

Contains the greatest song ever

This was really nice to listen to on a block where I just needed to get some work done. It flows incredibly well end-to-end and takes you to different places along the way without being jarring or pretentious. Loved hearing this again after a long hiatus.

Великолепный алмаз

This is still the perfect album for when you want to stargaze on a cloudy day. Close your eyes and melt into the everything.

What happens when you have to top one of the biggest albums ever made: you just get better. Musically it's more Gilmour than Waters, and the better for it. Excellent tone and a tide of both grandeur and ennui. (Also, that 'Have a Cigar' intro is one of the most porno-sounding things ever recorded. Class.) Definitely higher in the pile than Dark Side, deservedly so.

One of my favorite albums ever.

10/10, of course. Nothing I’d change about this album

10

That's a 10. I don't know if I like this or The Wall best, as they are both phenomenal but very different

One of my most-listened albums ever. I don’t go back to it super often anymore, but every time I do it’s like a breath of fresh air. 10/10

What can I say? An absolute classic. The only question is whether this is a 4.75 or a straight 5 for me. I find this album more personally enjoyable than Dark Side or Animals, which are the consensus and music nerd picks for the best late era Pink Floyd album respectively. All three are great. (The Wall doesn't belong in this discussion, IMO. There's a number of great songs on it, but it's one of the most blatantly bloated albums of all time.)

God, this was beautiful. My favorite Pink Floyd album

Fab

One of my favorite albums. In my opinion Pink Floyd’s second best album but my personal favorite. It’s so easy to get lost in the sounds of shine on. Wish you were here is a beautiful song. Have a cigar really rounds out the album, helping it transition from the beginning to the end. Everyone about this album is outstanding. 9.8/10

Perfect album!

Legendery

Shine on you crazy diamond. Shine on.

Over the years Shine On and Have a Cigar have only grown in my estimation, though my enthusiasm for Welcome to the Machine has waned. Still, pretty unimpeachable record you got here, Mr. Floyd.

True Rating: 100/100

Wahnsinn! Grade shine on you crazy diamond…

My favorite album from (one of) my all-time favorite groups. Dark Side of the Moon may get more glory, and it deserves the praise it gets, but this album is the Pink Floyd at their best for me, especially Richard Wright. The synths on this project are so massive, but so emotional at the same time. This band really just has a way of grabbing a hold of you and whisking you away into whatever world they are crafting in the music. And when you add the inspiration to most of the lyrics and the story of Syd Barret into it all, you get the cherry on top of this sweet, sweet dessert.

The album before my fave. I can hear the vocal transitions happening, and the soundscape elements that I love so much really begin to blossom here.

Woah. I was not expecting to really love this. This album is beautiful.

Classic album

Flawless

5/5

this is another album that's very difficult to be even remotely objective about. it came into my life at a time that should be impossible to be nostalgic about, but somehow this album makes it not only possible, but inevitable. also, knowing the bookend tracks are all about syd really gives the whole thing weight. plus, the title track - every guitarist learns that opening at some point, i'm sure. this album is of its time, but timeless.

5/5. Know this album so well. It is a masterpiece. Every song is great.

When I first heard this I was a bit disappointed - I guess I was expecting more aggressive and innovative synthesizers and effects that they had laid down on Dark Side and its predecessors - but I got over it.

A lot has been said about this album so I don’t need to repeat it. I would say that Meddle, DSOTM, Animals and The Wall are all excellent but Wish you were here may just edge out the others, ever so slightly.

This is in the running for my top 10 albums of all time. Love it so much.

Overlooked because of their two classic concept albums but still great.

Probably didn’t enjoy it quite as much as Dark side of the moon but it’s still great. Shine on you crazy diamond is really awesome

One of the greatest prog albums of all time.

No puedo ser objetivo con uno de mis discos favoritos, cada día parece más perfecto

I think that more has been said about this album than ever needs to be said about any album, probably, so just take my five stars.

In high school Pink Floyd was my favourite band. And this is my favourite album from them. I have moved on from my high school tastes but this album is still great. 5 stars

dies de dies

5! If I was high it would be a 10 and I'd be spending an hour trying to figure out how to find the 10. One of the classics. One of rock's masterpieces. Beautiful.

One of my favorites!

Herregud vad bra detta är. Ett av deras flera mästerverk. Det är ett album med relativt få spår, men oj vilken kvalite. 3 av låtarna har jag redan innan lyssnat otroligt mycket på innan så dom var jag redan medveten om vilken kvalite dom höll. Sedan har vi "Welcome to the machine" och "Have a cigar" som jag direkt förknippar med barndomen. Introduktionen till Pink Floyd kom tidigt pga min pappa. Men när jag var så ung var jag inte redo för den typen av musik, det var inte så att jag inte tyckte om det. Men jag förstod inte storheten. De där två låtarna känns det som att jag inte hört sedan jag satt i bilen med pappa och han körde igång Wish you were here. Jag blir alldeles varm inombords när jag hör dom för vad som känns som första gången på 10 år. Magi! Bäst: "Shine on you crazy diamond, Pts. 1-5"

Very instrumental rock.

One of my all time favorite albums!

Fantastic. Definitely a return to listen.

Really liked this one, very chill

Definitely Top 5 of all time. Planetarium Rock. It's a celebration of grand transience and wistful recognition of the fleetingness of all things combined with some serious guitar solos/rocking out.

GOLD!!!

Listened before. GOAT album

One of the all time great

classic

Magic from the first second to the last

Ill give it a five just for wish you were here, the shine on you crazy diamond is a 4.

5/5

One of the greats. Bloody marvellous at high volume!

Superb, nothing like it!

Never stop shining you crazy diamond

Psych rock, how is this from 1975 it sounds so FRESH

Quem nao foi no show do Roger Waters eh otario.

Dit is en blijft zo'n goed album. Pink Floyd heeft zo'n typische stijl die je meevoert.

Rustgevend album met goeie, opbouwende nummers. Er zou wel een moment kunnen komen dat ik deze nog eens opzet

AWESOOOOMEEEE

Such a drastic change in quality compared to the other prog rock record from yesterday. Pink Floyd was in their prime with this one, and this a huge fucking stride to hit. Instrumentally rich, compositionally unmatched, structured perfectly. Only gripe I have is with David Gilmour's occasionally strained vocals, but man is it easy to look past. One of the best albums ever.

Easy 5 star.

its a 5 every day of the week. Reminds me of being late teens, drugs, mates. Great.

Classic!

I love this music; I've listened to it many times before so I'm pretty biased. Pink Floyd albums are an immersive experience. This album in particular takes me back to driving through southern Utah deserts in the middle of the night, helping to make me feel like I was on a different planet. This music is so intense, so surreal, so expansive. Plus so much history behind these songs. This is why people still love Pink Floyd.

Incredible piece of music imo, great album, very cohesive for it's time 😉

5.0 + Getting blazed and listening to this record in my buddy’s Nissan Maxima was among the most formative music experiences of my teenage years.

Contiene una de las mejores canciones de la historia.

Excellent Album. Short but very good

todo lo que haga pink floyd es arriba de 5

I am still on a trip

2nd only to Darkside

I have listened to this vinyl more than 10x in the last week. This is a gemstone, a travel through the ages, sadness, nostalgia, joy, and every feeling in between. A political, social and cultural statement that breaks chains and gets you through a vortex of timeless music.

What should I say - one of the best album ever. A milestone in the music history I saw Pink Floyd in Dortmund operating "The Wall"

Muy bueno

I’ve only ever heard radio edits of these songs, and album is much better than I thought it’d be.

Indispensable

Amazing dad rock. Can't really beat this one.

Great record! Really enjoyed listening to it again, start to finish. Good soundtrack to a chill morning frying bacon and eggs for the fam.

One of my favorite albums - if not my favorite - of all time. The title song is the first song I learned to play on guitar and is still my go-to “noodling” song when I pick up the instrument. I love everything about the album and all of its weird little idiosyncrasies.

Es muy obvio no?...5!

I've loved this album for far too long to have any objectivity. Flawless. Fave track - "Wish You Were Here", I guess, but really I think the whole album should be consumed as one cohesive unit...

Pink Floyd nunca hubiera podido haber sido lo que fue sin Syd Barrett... Pink Floyd nunca hubiera podido haber sido lo que fue con Syd Barret. Es cierto, buena parte del disco es sobre la ausencia de Syd pero, a mi parecer el disco que realmente habla sobre su partida es DSOTM, aquí, aunque anímicamente se encontraran en un lugar bajo durante su composición, se siente más como una carta de despedida y un cierre a una situación tremendamente triste. A sabiendas de la historia son claros los paralelos pero creo que la temática patente de entrada del disco lo sostiene por completo sin necesidad de saber la historia subyacente. En el momento en que habían explotado después de DSOTM hacen el que, a mi parecer es su mejor disco; con una temática brutalmente incisiva sobre el trato de las disqueras a los artistas. Siempre me ha gustado tanto la idea de la biografía prefabricada que la disquera quiere inventarle al artista para que venda más en Welcome to the Machine y la línea "By the way, which one's Pink?" en Have a Cigar es simplemente brillante y creo sintetiza por completo de qué trata el disco. Musicalmente no hay forma de que fuera mejor, absolutamente nada le falta ni le sobra. Shine On en todas sus partes y tan larga como es jamás se siente lenta, ese sonido undulante del sintetizador que es exacto y característico, presente tanto aquí como en Welcome to the Machine, esos solos brillantísimos blueseados, esas letras escuetas pero perfectas y al punto. Creo que a la fecha no hay banda de progresivo que pueda acercarse a la simpleza y perfección de esa suite completa. Las otras canciones igualmente de brillantes, inventivas y centradas. Para cuando llega la canción titular todo desaparece y queda una canción con guitarra acústica que si bien relata y se crea con un sentido específico es universalmente familiar para creo toda persona y aplicable de manera personal, no hay persona a quien esa canción no le "llegue." Termina con la segunda mitad de SYD que igualmente se va como agua. No quiero explayar demasiado, es un disco que inevitablemente me es demasiado subjetivo, lo he escuchado literalmente completo cientos y cientos de veces en 25 años que tengo de conocerlo. Sin la complejidad a veces barroca del Dark Side se siente incluso a mi parecer como un disco más sólido y de concepto más sólido, a mi gusto personal este es el mejor disco de Pink Floyd (sin pretender quitar lo brillante del otro proyecto, realmente del 73 al 79 estamos hablando de cuatro discos seguidos perfectos o casi perfectos). Un punto interesante es que como mencioné, he escuchado esto cientos de veces e incluso hoy en día sigo encontrando cosas que no había notado... En esta ocasión fueron dos: Durante Have a Cigar el ritmo se lleva entre bajo y sintetizador escuchandose uno al lado izquierdo y uno en el derecho, en un ritmo de 4/4; excepto que en el tiempo "7" a veces se mete un tiempo acompasado adicional y en ese momento las pistas cambian de lado y así se van intercambiando, nunca lo había notado y se me hizo muy interesante. Otro punto nuevo.... Al final del disco, ya al cerrar la última parte de Shine On se puede escuchar en el fondo a alguien tocando una parte de la canción See Emily Play, nunca había notado esto y siento le da ese cierre triste pero en homenaje a todo el asunto de Syd Barret. Disco de 10 o 5 o como le quieran llamar, es un disco sin un solo fallo en mi opinión.

These guys changed the game

Syd y sus problemas, maldita industria y los problemas que traemos. Es impresionante como un disco de 576 palabras puede comunicar sentimientos de manera tan marcada y clara. Shine on, a mi gusto, comienza más espacial, más nostálgica y termina con algo de enojo, stress; quieres, te duele y te enoja Syd. Maldita industria cínica, nos vamos a juntar a grabar un disco porque tenemos y al menos aprovecharemos para morder la mano que nos da de comer, Welcome y Have a cigar. Me gustaría que estuvieras aquí, tú amigo que te atacó la psicodelia, tú amigo que sigues conmigo desde el inicio, desde antes del Piper, tú amigo genio emergente que viene a salvar y revolucionar las cosas. Pero con los problemas de salud y los de la propia industria, puedes estar físicamente y no estar realmente en el cuarto. No estar y si lo estás, para qué estarlo? Para pelear? Para venderte? Todo envuelto en un genio musical bestial y lo muestran de forma eléctrica, espacial y acústica. Songs: Wish You Were Here, Shine 1-5, Welcome to the Manchine

Classic rock is classic but shit, yeah.

It's pink floyd, whats not to love.

One of my favorite albums.

classic

Simple.

One of my favourite albums by one of my favourite bands. Enough said there really.

One of the all time greats

Dar una reseña de este disco va a ser complicado. ¿Qué podría decir que no se haya dicho ya en otras reseñas? Me gustan mucho los arreglos y el uso de sintetizadores, especialmente en “Shine on”. Me recuerda a la música de Naranja Mecánica; un uso vanguardista de los efectos y la tecnología disponible en la época. Es una delicia escuchar este disco, pero confieso que me gusta más Dark Side of the Moon.

Difícil dar una reseña de un disco que he escuchado decenas de veces, en éste mes por lo menos lo escuché unas 6 e inclusive esperé a que llegaran mis audífonos nuevos sólo para estrenarlos con este disco. La primer vez que escuché el disco completo fue por curiosidad ya que un viejo amor me dedicó y me cantaba wish you were here allá por el 99 o 2000 y quedé marcado de por vida tanto por la canción como por la banda ya que de ahí partió una búsqueda del sentimiento que he de confesar aún tengo hacia ésta persona. Cada canción tiene su sentimiento por qué más que sentido o ritmo o compás para mí cada canción de Pink Floyd es un sentimiento. El disco es un viaje de sentimientos tan profundos hacia diferentes direcciones. Tal vez la canción fue escrita para Syd pero bien ya ha sido tomada para hacerle saber a alguien que se le extraña. Hay una versión de Mandowar con mandolina que le da una vuelta más al coro que es como creo yo que debería ser por qué es muy corta la versión original y siempre quieres más wish you y más Pink Floyd https://open.spotify.com/track/3uTNBjOrKWhBfEL1Ii8kay?si=pF0lCkkpT8WyeOt3P_yMCw&dl_branch=1 también hay una versión alterna con Stephane Grapelli https://youtu.be/8sAF-7F4m2E Simplemente es Pink Floyd y punto

Wish You Were Here quizá no fue un disco que cambiara el destino de la música (como lo fueron otros discos de Pink Floyd u otros discos de la lista) sino que es el disco que lleva a la cima las ideas de la banda y lo que pueden hacer en música y en letras. En particular, años de escuchar 'Shine On I-V' y aún me encanta cada detalle que oigo. Amo las subidas, bajadas, cambios de instrumentación, todo. Algo así con 'Wish You Were Here'. Pese a ser una canción que he oído miles de veces y que podría ya estar quemada en mi cabeza, cada vez que empieza la disfruto y aprecio.

It's Pink Floyd, no explanation needed.

I wish I could give this album an 11. Of all the Floyd albums (Including Dark Side), this is still my favorite.

5

So good

IMO best pink floyd album. Sue me.

This one is a masterpiece. I've listened to it a ton, every song is great. Best enjoyed by listening to the whole album

Uh ya beat album

Great album, always have time for Pink Floyd.

I don't think it's as high level conceptually as The Wall or even Dark Side, but as an enjoyable collection of tracks it's hard to beat this in Pink Floyd's discography.

Wish you were here...

лучше темной стороны луны

pang säger det!

A masterpiece

Great rock jams, and best ballad ever.

One of the best ever made.

Love it

Five out of five

I have a hard time picking a favorite Pink Floyd album. In my mind, they can almost do no wrong. If you put a gun to my head, I'll probably say this one. Or maybe it's The Wall. Or maybe Animals (I'm aware this is an unpopular opinion). No, it's probably this one. Best track: Wish You Were Here

Fantastic, epic rock album. Equal parts beautiful and bombastic. Fave tracks: Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1 and 2) and Wish You Were Here.

1975. Key Songs: Wish You Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Absolutely timeless

beautiful <3

Pink floyd as one of the bests.

It's definitely a little indulgent but besides Welcome to the Machine, I think most of it works. Have a Cigar is a classic

Cool album cover

I never realized how much the guitar work on Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) sounds like it could be the background music for a seducing scene in a 1980s made for TV skin-flick that takes place in Florida. And then there's a sax solo?! C'mon! I received this album on the 51st anniversary of its release. I love the 3 middle songs a lot. Might be my top 3 favorite PF songs. I love the Primus cover of Have A Cigar. I never really cared for Shine On - and adding 23 minutes to the radio edit never helped things.

Incredible album. The title track is perfection. The others are all great, too, even if there are some moments that don't really hold my attention all that much.

Very good. A little synthier than the music I normally enjoy but I did really like it. I wonder how much of that is familiarity with it. My dad is a big fan of this album and also Wish You Were Here does just get played a lot. But I think a lot of my enjoyment comes from the guitar playing and the emotions that I think the music carries. Fav song: Wish You Were Here Least fav: Welcome to the Machine

Better than dark side of the moon for sure (I know I rated it higher but I regret that now). Still not quite mind blowing but some really nice riffs in here. Also the cover art is absolutely superb. Specific rating - 4.2 Fav song - wish you were here Least fav -have a cigar

I think I listened to Dark Side of the Moon a few times ages ago (thanks Dad) and a few songs from The Wall. That's my Pink Floyd knowledge. Super interesting to learn the backstory going in. Even with the very 70s prog sound there's something kind of timeless about the emotional landscape. (I also love that it's a tight 45 minutes lol) If I'm learning anything through this 1001 albums thing, it might be just how much of a soft spot I have for 70s music.

I really liked this. Pink Floyd kinda kicks ass. I really appreciate the Shine On suites.

I liked it.

A brilliant album with unique to Pink Floyd sounds. Some great songs.

I'm the furthest thing from a Pink Floyd fan, but it's hard to argue against this body of work. Damn, do I gotta go deep on these guys now??

I am a musician, i am really into all kinds of things related to music, i do listen to lots of albums and songs and artists and think about what i hear, how its been produced and what its trying to imply. The problem is, i probably don't know how to write them down as legitimate reviews, which are actually reasonable and have lots of arguments to support them. This is the first album on my journey with this tool : https://1001albumsgenerator.com/ Shine on you crazy diamond (Pts 1-5): Really good and ambient start, really sets a mood, the guitar is really beautiful and then when the song just explodes on with all the instruments it creates a feeling like no other. The first guitar "solo" is creative, skillful and definetly David Gilmour. The guitar solo after another solo is just simply beautiful. It follows really great from the solo while being its own person. It fits really well with everything else in the song and is a masterpiece. The singing works in the song, the "you were caught in the crossfire..." better in my opinion than just "shine on you crazy diamond". Then there is another great guitar part. Then follows the same pattern, until the saxophone solo. It is also very good overall, the melodies are interesting and the style changes a bit halfway. The song ends on a fade out, blending into Welcome to the Machine. Welcome to the machine: Quite an exotic start with the factorial sounds. Then there comes a good guitar with synth sounds out of this era. The synth bass sounds really good, with every one changing between left and right channels. The singing is good, the athmosphere at 2 mins 27 is unreal, the great guitar, synth sound, unique sounds and the bass. The new synth at 2 50 is also nice to listen to even though high. All the generated sounds mixed with a traditional guitar really set this song apart from the other songs in the album, and to my knowledge also from all songs from this time. The keyboard synth solo at 5 mins 15 onwards is while not by playing very hard, the sound itself and all the stereo effects already make it very impressive. The song ends with a first accelerating then decelerating tone (rising and sinking), followed by a thump (possibly a car door being closed) and people laughing at a social function. Have a Cigar Great riff with acoustic instruments followed by the same unique synth sounds playing a melody in unison with some bass element. The other bass part after this in the verse is quite funky and good sounding. The entire song sounds good, pleasant to listen and the opposite of bland. The guitar solo at ~3:20 is another impressive masterpiece, using many techniques and being very versatile with the melodies. It is very interesting, nice to listen to and just overall great. The song ends with a sudden extreme high pass and the full sound moving between left and right. Wish you were here: It starts with the same high pass as in have a cigar, being only on the right channel where Have a Cigar ended up. At 1 minute the pressure is relieved by an acoustic riff in the left channel and finally chords being played to both ears. The singing and lyrics are very emotional. The chord progression, instruments and just the song overall creates strong emotions, which really depend on the listener. Right now, i miss the people closest to me but am happy i will see them in a relatively short time. Shine on you crazy diamond (Pts 6-9): Ambient start, good instruments and melodies. At 2:27 when the song becomes faster-perceived and the guitar solo really gets going the song becomes even better. The guitar solo is just beautiful, with it being so long and still impressive the whole time. The occasional harmonies really flavour it. Then the song changes and becomes the same as the first shine on you crazy diamond. Then there is a new guitar part, which is really beautiful. The background harmonics and the Rhodes-keyboard are so good sounding they make you just immersed in the music, the groovy clavinet with all the layers before it just makes it even better. Groovy guitar, clavinet, rhodes and bass with the synth melodies whining around makes this a very unique portion of the song. It starts to slowly fade away with pads playing chords, then a new part starts. It features emotional chords on a piano, a saxophone and synth pad in the background. The saxophone melody really makes you think. The long solo ends on a long major chord, changing more torwards happy from longing. On this chord, different instruments play small melodies, but eventually it all fades away and the album is over. The album is stitched together really well, i really enjoyed listening to it and writing this, i was studying for a test at the same time so i most likely missed some things and this was my first real review so i definetly made lots of misinterpretations. Thank you so much for reading this far! If you have any thoughts about my review, I would appreciate a response to this from you.

Surprisingly more Air than Radiohead.

A very intentional album that's iconic for a reason. Beautiful music, lots of emotion.