Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Full Song Mix) - Live In Oakland, 1977

Pink Floyd Live in Oakland (audio only). I do not own any rights regarding this video or audio. That's just a mix I did with the two parts of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I–IX) Animal Instincts bootleg. The last part (second half) is, for me, one of the best of Shine On Live; it's so powerful. This bootleg is excellent and one of the best recordings of old Pink Floyd shows, and this performance is often considered to be one of the greatest performances of the band's career. More info: ►►► PARTS: 00:00 | Part I (Intro) 04:50 | Part II: Syd's theme 07:38 | Part III: Wright's and Gilmour's Solos 09:50 | Part IV: First verses 12:15 | Part V: Sax solo 14:16 | Part VI: Slide guitar solo 20:33 | Part VII: Last verses 21:35 | Part VIII: Funky progression 30:28 | Part IX: Funeral march (All parts were composed by Gilmour, Waters, and Wright, except Part IX, which was written exclusively by Wright.) ►►► GENERAL INFO: Artist: Pink Floyd Tour: In the Flesh Tour Local: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena – Oakland, California, USA Date: May 9, 1977 Show: Live in Oalkand ►►► PERFORMERS (for this Shine On version): David Gilmour: lead electric guitar, lap steel guitar, and backing vocals Roger Waters - bass guitar and lead vocals Rick Wright - keyboards and backing vocals* Nick Mason - drums Snowy White - second electric guitar (lead during Part VIII) and backing vocals* Dick Parry - saxophones and backing keyboards Apparently, during some choruses, you can hear a second backing vocal in addition to Gilmour's. It's not possible to identify whether it's Rick Wright or Snowy White, though. ►►► CURIOSITIES: • At this show, Pink Floyd played the song "Careful with That Axe, Eugene" as a second encore for the first time since 1974 and for the last time ever. • This show turned out to be the longest of any show on the In The Flesh Tour. • Ticket prices ranged from USD 7 to 9, something around USD 42 today. • This bootleg was partially recorded through the soundboard by the concert promoter and musical impresario Bill Graham. • "Us And Them" was only played as an encore in a few performances of the tour, including this show, although the tape used by Bill Graham during the recording ran out in the middle of the song.