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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Rick brought a level of theoretical musicianship to the band that I don’t think any of the other guys possessed
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"Normally you go G, B7 Em". I'm getting massive "Paul McCartney - Another Day" vibes from that!
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I've always loved the way that chord transition slips sideways into the Em. So so cooool.....
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Geniusses inspiring geniusses. I love David's analysises which are showing the greatness of good music.
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I still own this documentary on DVD. It's called Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - The Making of 'The Dark Side of the Moon' (2003)
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Really one of the best keyboard players in rock music
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This is a perfect example of why one should be constantly expanding their musical tastes.
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Miles Davis, kind of Blue, one of my favorite albums of all time.
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Absolutely love Rick Wright, a brilliant man with an angelic voice.
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One of my favourite transitions ❤
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Absolutely beautiful, so skin crawlingly beautiful.
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Rick was such an underappreciated but integral part of Pink Floyd❤❤
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B7, D7 F7, AND Ab7 are all related because by moving one of its notes a half step form the same DImished chord (C, Eb, F#, or A dim) that dimisnished chord with a B bass note creates a B7b9, same chord with a D bass note creates a D7b9, etc.
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This is one of the funnest progressions to play.i love that transition back to Em.they could of used a D dom7,but he used the #9 to a diminished 7,so cool.i sometimes play a flat 9 its sounds awesome too
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I never would have hear this connection! Really great!
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More videos of Pink Floyd pls🤩💗
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This is one of the coolest things in rock history - just a simple decision made out of a bit of careful listening. It makes the whole album.
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We miss you so much, Rick!
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Any great band is somewhat more than the sum of it's individual parts. It would sound strange saying a guy in as successful a band as Pink Floyd is under-appreciated. But this is a perfect example of how Rick Wright contributed musically to make the final 'product' that much better! With all the publicized drama between Waters and Gilmore he sometimes gets overlooked.
Another great example of a Wright idea is that chord in Us And Them. You know the chord: "Us and them...(chord change) and after all..." It's the kind of musical element Roger Waters didn't come up with on his own, no matter how great his lyrics are. That's what collaboration is all about.
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@Jaxck77
1 year ago
As soon as he started with the connection to Miles, I started to hear that bit in the Jazz. It’s amazing how much deeper these kind of connections make pop & rock music!
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