Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of The Moon Live 1972 / 73 

I used to dream as a teenager of finding the bootleg recording of this show. Never imagined I'd be 62 and stumble on it on a science-fiction thing called the Internet. This was absolute Peak Floyd. Thanks for liberating this amazing recording.

The lack of footage of Pink Floyd live between 73 and 83 is madness

I don’t get why people say this music is timeless… Time starts at 10:44

It's a crime that not all the Pink Floyd concerts of the 70's have been filmed. There will never be such good music. We lost the best

This so desperately needs to be digitally remastered - this is an important part of music history!

I was at the Atlanta show in March of '73. It was awesome. It was also one day after the album was released and the last show before a couple months of hiatus. It was a 4 hr show with an intermission at the 2 hr mark. $3.50 and my seat was 50 ft from the stage. I still have the ticket stub.

I am now 65 years old and have been listening to Pink Floyd since I was 14 years old. I still remember that we drove from Germany to the Netherlands in 1972/73 because there was a record shop in Venlo that sold Pink Floyd bootlegs. Those were the "Tour 72" and the "Tour 73" LPs. We've listened to them over and over again and when I see this video today I'm 15 again and I have the same goosebumps as I did then!

sometimes in 74 I and my best friends from Vietnam War, saw them at The Big Surf ( an artificial lake in the desert outside of Phoenix, with a wave-making wall at one end and named with a nod and wink at Big Sur). In the middle of the concert, as we were tripping our asses off, a highly unusual storm erupted ----- lightning...wind---rain...they cancelled the concert. We were so impressed Pink Floyd made it rain in the desert! Chattered about it for years. Just before Harry, my best friend with me that day, died, we had laughed about that concert. RIP Harry...."Great Gig in the Sky" your home now.

I saw this tour in Montreal in 1972. My mom had just died and my entire world became surreal and so sad. So this was such an apt concert, a heightened sense of our mortality. . i was 17. I'm 66 now. thank you for posting.

This was found on a Japanese site, so I stole it for all of you. Albert Tatlock This has not been stolen, it has been liberated. HDPinkFloyd I think it had been stolen many times before I found it. This old Floyd should not be hidden from the masses ! The maker is unknown, possibly a bootlegger Looks to be bits and pieces from different shows near the time period when The Dark Side of The Moon was released and played . I see some from live in Brighton 1972, and from Atlanta 1973 show. Whoever made this, very nice work, thanks from myself and from over 1 million of us in Floyd city Tommygun music video used to sell online music videos, but I do not think tommy gun made this. I did improvements on the sound, and bumped up the video quality a little. As always, Everyone Stay Safe out there ! Tracks 00:01 - Speak To Me. 02:14 - Breathe. 05:14 - On The Run. 10:10 - Time. 17:24 - The Great Gig In The Sky. 23:00 - Money. 29:17 - Us And Them. 37:00 - Any Colour You Like. 45:28 - Brain Damage. 49:10 - Eclipse.

My dad played this album every night at bedtime, I was 8. Best album ever made.

Setlist 00:00 speak to me 02:15 breath (in the air) 05:15 on the run 10:40 time 17:15 the great gig in the sky 23:16 money 29:12 us and them 37:00 any colour you like 45:25 brain damage 49:00 eclipse Amazing show Pink Floyd

Currently 28 weeks pregnant with my first baby, pink Floyd was played to me throughout my whole life - now it’s his turn ✌🏼🤘🏻

It's crazy that it's been 50 years for this great iconic album.

Imagine going to see a band live that just hitting the town and you find yourself hearing Dark Side of The Moon for the first time, front to back, and then end the night with Echoes Encore... These people were blessed.

This is close to 50 year old footage. I'd listen to Dark Side nonstop back in college late 1990s thinking then it was classic. Still listening to it in 2021 now my 40's. This is probably the best album ever created.

Amazing how these young men had such insight into life and music at such a young age.

The Dark Side of The Moon is the best album ever existed

Seen Floyd twice, but not this early in their days. Many critics said they were “a studio band” but what they could do with the equipment of that era is absolutely incredible. The way that David Gilmour can replace actual vocals with his guitar is and always will be the best of all time! Roger Waters has ridiculous talent, however his ego is too big for his boots. It’s too bad we (as fans) never got to see more of this awesomely talented band perform, and create. Pink Floyd have saved my sanity many of nights, thank you to Nick, Rick David & Roger (& never forget Syd). Don’t miss the starting gun!

Yes. The lack of footage of Pink Floyd live between 73 and 83 is madness

I never thought i would see the day I can watch a whole video of them playing in 1972. absolute dream come true

I listen to this album since 1973 when I was 13 and lived in Angola, before the civil war ... yesterday I turned 60 and I was listening to these songs on YT.

It kills me to think we’ll probably never get something like this again.

I saw them in the mid 70's at the Spectrum in Philly. Played all of DSOTM, took a break and came back with Wish you Were Here. Best concert ever. DSOTM is my favorite album of all time by far.

Pink Floyd is the Shakespeare of music. For their lyrics and for their innovative theatrical shows on the stage.

00:00 speak to me 02:15 breath (in the air) 05:15 on the run 10:40 time 17:15 the great gig in the sky 23:16 money 29:12 us and them 37:00 any colour you like 45:25 brain damage 49:00 eclipse

My dad sat me down when I was like 13 or so, put headphones on me and told me to play it loud. Thank you dad, I love you and the music you introduced me to. ♥

i was born in 2006 and sadly i didn't experience this epic type of music in that gen. Music in 70's and 80's really hits different. I wish there was a time travel machine so can live the experience and the one's who caught up with this legendry era are the luckiest human beings

“I know I’m mad, Ive always been mad.” One of the greatest lines in record history!!!

Dark side of the moon is one thee greatest albums of all time, there’s no doubt it

This is why Pink Floyd is the greatest band to ever walk the earth, in my opinion. There has never been anything on the grand cosmic scale like them and there never will be again. I’m quietly proud that I had the good fortune to exist in the same span of geological time as they did.

I was there that very same evening, at that closed Stadium in Philadelphia. [1973] At the end, & after 1/2 hr of clapping hands they'd come back on stage and played the whole "Meddle Album" as an encore... It was a night of "L_ucy in the S_ky with D_iamonds" indeed... Never forgot that night, seeing Pink Floyd Live, it was a dream come truth. Performing with a local 13 ppl Live Band, playing the very same album live, at the "American Music Hall" at a benefit, in San francisco in 2012, it was another dream.

The poor concert attendees had no idea that music was never going to get better than what they witnessed that evening.

Someone is still yet to beat this absolute beast of an album.

The total control they had, over all that mixed media and new (for the time) technology is absolutely staggering . They are even able to allow for slight variations in the tunes,which I’m sure kept it fresh for them

This is an amazing find!, Like Zeppelin, 1973 was Pink Floyd's peak. It's so great because nothing is digitized. I was only 10 years old in 1973 but my oldest brother had Dark side of the moon album, I still have it. I was fortunate to see them in June of 77.

I remember sitting in a friend’s car, windows rolled up, filled with “smoke” around 1973 first time i heard this album on 8 track. Blown away! 👍👍👀

I was looking for Pink Floyd concerts during this time but couldn't find any. Saw this in my recommendation and was surprised I hadn't seen this video but it was just uploaded today

A very happy 76th Birthday David Jon Gilmour 6 March 1946 Cambridge, England. You are Pink Floyd and Pink Floyd is you.. Many more mate..

Avevo 6 anno quando ho ascoltato per la prima volta questo album. Rimasi folgorato tra mille emozioni e sentimenti: angoscia, soavità, inquietudine, pace. Lo ascolto oggi che ho 52 anni insieme ai miei figli perché voglio che imparino a conoscere questo capolavoro. Ogni volta per me è un'emozione unica. Una sinfonia senza tempo, una musica eterna. Un grazie a questi 4 quattro ragazzi che hanno regalato alla storia dell'umanità quest'opera d'arte di infinita bellezza.

I wonder if the members of the band realise just how much their music means to some people? I have loved this album, and all other Floyd music, for 40 years, through good and bad times and to be honest, I can't imagine life without it.

I love when these old shows are found. To whomever found, worked on, and presented us with this wonderful gift, I thank you!❤

Trentham gardens 1974 with my pregnant wife. What an experience, and I found the whole concert on RU-vid but no video sadly. Aged 68 now and still on my go to playlist.

The fact you can hear individual voices, whistling, and clapping in the audience makes it feel so much more immersive than just stadium applause or something. Crazy to think now how accessible bands were back then. My parents saw all sorts of famous bands in fairly small venues, and tickets were reasonably priced with none of this "processing fee" nonsense

What I would give to see these guys live. Born in 2001 so I was a but late for that but I'll enjoy the recordings until I die

This entire set is meaning of "AHEAD OF THEIR TIME"

When the Time Machine is Invented, Im going back to each and every LIVE Pink Floyd Show❤❤❤

My parents rocked out Floyd when I was a kid. Dad had concert EV's in the basement. The whole neighborhood could hear. Every weekend. No b.s, you better ask somebody!

I was too young when they passed through Hamilton, Ontario. My brother went against my mother’s wishes. The entire city was on alert and the hospitals were ready for all the “Druggies.” Ha! Nothing happened other than a life changing concert for 12,000 fans. My brother bought the album and played it all the time. Hence my love of Pink Floyd.

Pink Floyd is today Mozart back then. I don't think there music will ever die I've seen kid's very young listening to Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon Album is in the Guinness Books of Records. It stayed in the top 200 for over 720 weeks So that is around 23 years Great Reaction Look forward to hearing more

I saw this tour at Denver University in 1972. I was a freshman at DU. The show was absolutely stunning. At the time I didn’t realize that I was witnessing a live performance of what is now (arguably) considered the greatest progressive rock album of all time. RIP Rick Wright; thank you for selecting the design for arguably the finest, most visually impactful and iconic album cover of all time! Bravo Pink Floyd.

Спасибо ютьюбу за то,что можно увидеть то,что казалось несбыточным на протяжении всей жизни!!! Это настоящая классика!!! Это шедевр!!!

First album I ever bought in 1974 as a 13 yr old. Have it in every form. Still listen to it...pure genius!

What a lovely Saturday afternoon treat...thanks💓.

When I was a teen my best friend and I would lay in bed and listen to this LP over and over ! I’m 62 years old and me and my bestie had 3 amazing children and our 1st beautiful granddaughter! And here I am dozing off after an abysmal week! “Relaxing “ to this ! Truly truly timeless masterpiece! Thank you ! O by the way which ones Pink 😂

This is not a concert, neithert an album, neither music. It's just absolute perfection.

Almost at the end of this video. ..absolutely fantastic. Gilmour's guitar work is off the planet!

So most of us here were born like 15-20 or even more years after they'd recorded this album, and now it's been 50 years and all of us here know every single note and lyric of that. I guess that's what is called transcendental

When David gets to “And all that you eat, and everyone you meet,” until the end of Eclipse, his intensity in his voice gives me goosebumps every time.

The lack of Pink Floyd concert video from the 70's and 80's is such a bummer. Thats why this video is important. Going to record this..

best thing i've ever seen on youtube...you guys don't know how long i've been waiting for a pre-darkside release full concert even though it's pieced together. brilliant

What incredible footage with great stills. Whoever filmed it and put it together did a great job. Thanks for posting it. I only wanted to dip my toe in for a song or 2 but, Pink Floyd……..

I saw this tour in 73, in Vancouver BC. I recognize David’s shirt lol, I was 15 on acid… Best concert of my life!

I listen now 2 a.m See the moon in the night from my window. It's a dream this video. In 40 years I bought thousend of bootlegs of Floyd. But this video is fantastic Created an immersion in a real atmosphere of a floyd concert in 70's Soud and particulary executions extracts are unique. Gilmour guitar and voice sublime Wright the same Waters Bass is a pulsation of his unique playing mode. Mason at top of his years. Thankyou with love❤🎸🎹🎶 My english is not perfect Sorry

Shit.....1:30 AM. I’m exhausted and was about to sleep. Not anymore. I’ll watch it again tomorrow also.

Best album ever unfotunately they set the bar so high that even Pink Floyd could not top it. Imagine the pressure the band felt. Wish you were here was brilliant so was animals and the wall but its was impossible to eclipse the complete masterpiece of Dark side. Brilliance like this only comes along when all the stars align and cannot simply be recreated.

The almost violent release of energy during the opening of eclipse gives me goosebumps EVERY TIME I watch it

hi what a wonderful video god it drives me crazy when i see how beautiful David was ❤I now always share your video in my pink floyd group 💋❤👌👌👌💯

Nick Mason always played so smooth. Amazing style with lovely snare drum.

In the spring of 1972 I bought a bootleg 8 track tape of Pink Floyd recorded at a concert in Japan called Eclipse over Japan or something similar. The music captivated me and I listened to it many many times over the next year becoming very familiar with the music and lyrics. In the spring of 1973 when Dark Side of The Moon was released I was floored by the music being the same as what I was so familiar with but with slightly different lyrics and much more well produced and engineered than the 8 track was. I had no idea that the music brand new and I thought what I had bought was a recording from a concert sometime in the 1960s. On the bootleg recording, the encore song was Echos- a song I was familiar with because I owned the 8 track tape of Meddle which I had bought in 1971 when it was first released. To this day almost 50 years later Dark Side Of The Moon is still my favorite record of all time and after listening to it many THOUSANDS of times, I have never grown tired of hearing that wonderful music. While I enjoy most of Pink Floyds albums, There is something magical about DSOTM that has never been been decoded but I suspect it has something to do with the resonant frequency of our Solar System, Earth and/or patterns of human brainwaves.

I’ve been listening to this album since 1975 when I was 8 years old. It was my parents’ music … I’m thankful that my parents introduced me to such amazing music. Fast forward to when I was in school … laying out in the sun, listening to Pink Floyd, without a care in the world in those days.

My neighbors in the Bronx thank you. I thank you

Thank you for posting this. I saw them perform this at Earl's Court exhibition hall around this time. Bowie had played the week before and was let down by shortage of volume. Floyd rectified this by doubling the pa size. I'd never experienced anything like this before and came out, mind blown and deflated. Didn't want it to end. Left to halls and outside there were army search lights lighting up the London night sky. Spirits lifted then 100 mile drive home... priceless !

I saw them in the summer of 1973 at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in New York. It was so loud, my ears were still ringing a week later. I would love to hear a bootleg copy of that show, because about all I can remember is sitting about 10 rows from a wall of speakers, holding my girl friend’s hand, and wondering how those guys on the stage haven’t gone deaf yet.

I was born in 1973 and i'm such a crazy Pink Floyd fan! I'm so glad to find this performance here! Pink Floyd were always there for me. Always present throughout my life! Thank you so much for sharing 🤩😌

Witnessing footage like this... so rare it makes you feel like you found a pot of gold.

Wooow Beautiful!!! Thank you so much my friend, amazing job!!!! This is pure Gold ✨✌🎸🎹 big thumb up. Happy weekend

I visited other worlds with this divine music. I flew in a dream and woke up from these magical sounds. I love you Pink Floyd! Thank you for being with me in this short human life.

I was actually at the Atlanta show believe it or not. Tripping my butt off. Still to this day the most memorable and best concert I have ever attended. Thanks for posting!

Shine on Floydians 🙏

Listened to this album for the first time on lsd. Listening to it now almost brings me to tears

I grew up on this music, and nothing in today's world can top it. As an old hippie on his last legs at least I can enjoy still listening to them and remember the good old days. ✌

You have no idea how long I have been waiting for this to release. Thank you so damn much I am forever grateful. This band is like no other. The Pink Floyd will forever remain my most favourite band of all time. Rock on yall Floyd heads ❤️✌️

One of the best piece of music ever written amazing Pink Floyd !

I was in Earl"s Court concert in 1973 summer. Never to be forgotten! Wish (all of) you were there!

The first time I heard this LP was on New Year's eve 1972, I had recently turned 17. Of all places in the world, I was in Turkiye (formerly known as Turkey), they played the full album on the radio and rang in the new year with the conclusion of Eclipse. At the time I was familiar with Pink Floyd, I loved Echoes from the Meddle LP, but had no idea that I was listening to probably the best LP that would be made in my life time. Even now, at age 67, at least a few times each year I put on my headphones, turn off the lights and take a trip with this marvelous & timeless music. Thank you Pink Floyd, you've made life a bit sweeter.

This album is insane... Every song is absolutely perfect....

I have loved Pink Floyd since their beginning. . Thank you HD Pink Floyd. For helping me to still enjoy all their music.

What a blessing it is to be able to access something so legendary so easily! 🎸 🙏

The hell with being a floyd lover. I'm tired of being almost 50. To young to have seen them all together but old enough to have seen them 94 and old enough to have forgotten those days😊

I saw this concert in Madison, Wisconsin at Dane County Coliseum when I was 18, tripping on something or other. I knew it was amazing, but over these many years have grown to understand I witnessed pure genius.

Bet none of you were aware that at the time of this tour in '73...Zeppelin was on tour promoting "Houses of the Holy"...YES was on tour promoting "Tales From Topographic Oceans" and The Stones were on tour promoting "Goats Head Soup"...Trust me ladies and Gents...'73 was a great time to be alive. If only that kind of exuberance could be found today I don't think the world...ESPECIALLY The United States would be in the quandary it currently is in. BUT..."The time is gone...the song is over...thought I'd something more to say..."

Вот это да,, Ютуб выдал мне вновь несравненный подарок, видео с концерта, когда вышел именно этот альбом !!! Еще совсем молодые братцы-- музыканты !!! Но как же молниеносно пронеслось время, о каком они, непосредственно, и играют...

Danke für das Beste Konzert das Ich seit langem im Internet Genießen konnte!Das war für mich mal ehrliche Musik!

any colour like you is from another dimension. It is so filled with emotion!

Best album in Rock History.

My first floyd experience was the dark side of the moon, bro that was insane. These guys change the way I listen to music forever. Thanks from Brasil

I heard this album when I was 14.i felt it by god I did. I became alive. and now I'm 60.

Hey You Young'ns I saw perform this entire show 74 in Detroit!!!! I am now the 65 Year old COOL GRAMMA!

I've seen a number of patchwork concert films since I got into the Floyd, but this one is the best. Well done to all involved.