Pink Floyd - The Wall [Full Album] 

I am 82 and Pink Floyd is still my favorite. when I need my uplift I turn um up!!!

If you're a Pink Floyd fanatic, then were instant friends for life.

PINK FLOYD is one of the few things that made me hold on to life when I was a depressed, disliked, misfit teenager. Being fascinated with the music, I was like 'hey there is someone else out there, feeling like me' while reading the lyrics. I am 56 now an I am still deeply in love with their music.

Im 61 and still enjoying this album since teenager,,,ohh thank you pink Floyd 💗💗

I was 29 when I bought this record in '79. Still listening today at 73. Brilliant album

I'm 63 yrs of age, still listening to Pink Floyd masterpiece......

Growing up in the 60,s,My dad said one day I would appreciate ole country music, instead of music such as Pink Floyd,here I am in 2023 and still listening to Pink Floyd and others from that era, don't really understand what myy dad was trying to say, but now he's gone , nothing will ever take place of these tunes.

If you missed the 60's and the 70's man you just missed it. Still rocking at 74.

Only once in a thousand lifetimes do such gifted artists appear and i was blessed to be a witness to it, THANKS FOR THE IRRIPLACABLE MEMORIES

We were so blessed to have Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd's music will be forever like an eternal flame

Saw this and decided to listen to it after I spilled a whole bottle of aspirins all over the floor (500ct.) And yes they went EVERYWHERE! BUT when it began to play, I was instantly transported through time and it was 1979 and my older brother had just bought it home to listen to .He was 15 and I was 13 ...... He passed away 10 years ago from bone cancer. This album always reminds me of him and are time living in Scottsdale Az. We were so young and had everything to look forward to. Now I'm looking out the back window as everything is passing faster and faster...... Haven't listened to this whole album since the 80's 87-88? Still sounds great too. Miss you brother❤.

62 yo woman going down Memory Lane: 18 yo I bought this record, placed myself on the floor in the livingroom, turned up the volume and took a deep dive into The Wall! Music and lyrics! And I did this more than once. No regrets!

When I listen to this album, I see my childhood and my dad playing this beautiful masterpiece at full volume. Now I'm doing the same

About 40 years ago I listened to this album, in its entirety, about 100 times in a single year. I still can't get enough.

Thanks to this country 🇬🇧 for giving us rock n roll music fans around the world 👉 The Beatles , The Rolling Stones, The Who , Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple , Queen and many many more English bands, your country is a home of Genious musicians... LEGENDS in music! Im #comfortablynumb From 🇵🇭🤟🤟🤟

The BEST album of all time by anyone EVER !!!!!!! 👍🤠

In the top ten albums ever! Beautiful music that is alive as it was 40 years ago! No one is writing this kind of music now unfortunately!

Never will we ever see a band like this ever again, thank u for your music that my family has enjoyed for a lifetime, in the hope that my grandchildren will enjoy for eternity god bless thank you

Got my first album of theirs in 1978 i was 11. How can one not see the genius in their work.

After 30 years of hearing this album first song still gives me goosebumps. Best band in history

Pink Floyd The Best I've been listening for 40 years

I was lucky to be in high school from 1975 to 1979. We rocked out heavy. Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd were definitely the tungsten Metal of that era!

Pink Floyd was , Is , and will be , simply the best.! 👍

Pink Floyd is one of the greatest bands to share their music with all of us & this album...is a masterpiece...

My favorite song by Pink Floyd is every song from every album💯

I'm 71 n still listening to "PINK FLOYD!!!!"

I gone to my friend's house and to my happy surprise I saw his son 17yo hearing Pink Floyd. The same old and good Pink Floyd songs that I hear since my 17 - and Iam 60!! It's a beautiful effect that only music can produce: uniting generations. Peoples says that in the more hundred years it will be classic music and I fully agree. Pink Floyd have no age, is eternal.

Im 54 now, fell in love with this album in 1984 at 14 after watching the wall,, pink floyd crawled into my brain, even the later stuff, learning to fly is my favorite

I saw Floyd twice as a teenager in LA. Im 51 and still my all time favorite band. They dont make music like this anymore! 💜🤗👍✌🏻🙋🏻‍♀️💜

I can’t help smiling at the fact that PF’s music is the music of my life. I am 74 and I can remember laying on my back and listening to the music and was fascinated by the music, it took me to the edge and left me there suspended on a note. They are the fabric of your grandparents life.

A COMPLETE CONCEPT ALBUM WITHOUT ANY FLAW FROM FIRST TO LAST ROGER WATERS YOU GENIOUS

This album resonated with me deeply as a teenager. Now 60, it still does as I listen to it in my backyard drinking cheap Canadian wine (but surprisingly tasty). One day we will leave this physical plane, but as PF said it was just bricks in the wall. I am a lover of freedom and The Wall is my all time favourite album. Thank you to the creators if this masterpiece.

I tell you looking back I was very lucky to be a teen during the release of many classic records in the 70's and 80's. I remember when this came out in 1979, I was 15 and in 9th grade. This was when the weed started to flow and girls etc. What a great time. We didn't have cell phones all we had were those sony boom boxes and cassette tapes. I wore out the tape it became mangled in the cassette space. True story. never to be repeated again this music. Gilmour with those haunting chords and Roger with the heavy base riff.

I'm 66 and still love Roger Waters and his lyrics

My elder brother influenced me and Im proud to say that at 59 yrs old , Im still a Pink Floyd fanatic.

What a master piece this is I saw them live in 88 what an experience it was.😊

Comfortably Numb best ever been listening when I was a lad.still listening at the age of 60 yrs old. Coz rock n roll will nvr dies Spirit of pink Floyd remains 4ever

At its heart, this is a story. And for any story - conflict, particularly of the emotional kind, has always been the most important element. And definitely the most important to me. I bow to these storytellers. They remind us of the conditions we can experience as living beings. We cannot grow with conflict. We cannot become more than we are without the necessary damage that living can bring to us. It is only a hope that we can survive with the heroism that other sufferers may inspire in us - that we may build a foundation on - and teach future generations what the key to the continuance of the human species is: Always more hope. Where there is breath, there is hope. And life.

In the heart of a sprawling, bustling city, a man named Pink lived a life shrouded in isolation and emotional turmoil. His days were a blur of alienation, a never-ending cycle of despair and disillusionment. His name was a simple one, but his inner world was as complex and twisted as a maze of dark alleyways. Pink was a rock musician, but his rise to stardom only deepened the chasm between him and the world. As he toured the globe, the cacophony of cheering crowds and the trappings of fame only served to intensify his sense of estrangement. He felt like a puppet, a commodity, and the only way he could protect himself was to build an impenetrable wall around his emotions. It was a wall made of bricks, each representing a painful memory, an emotional scar, or a traumatic experience. As Pink's life spiraled further into despair, his inner wall grew taller and thicker. His marriage crumbled, his relationships disintegrated, and he descended into a world of drug addiction and paranoia. It seemed as though his life was unraveling, and the wall he had built was pushing him deeper into his own psychological abyss. Pink's wall, however, was not an impenetrable fortress. It had cracks, vulnerabilities, and moments of vulnerability that allowed fragments of his past to seep through. These fragments took the form of haunting visions and memories, like a war film playing in the background of his mind. The war that had scarred his father, his own descent into madness, and the crushing weight of his guilt for the pain he had caused to those around him were all etched into the bricks of his wall. Amid the turmoil, Pink found solace in his music. He began to pour his pain and confusion into his songs, which served as a form of catharsis and self-expression. He wrote an album that would later become his magnum opus, "The Wall." The album, a rock opera, served as both a reflection of his personal torment and a cry for help. "The Wall" told the story of Pink's life and the wall he had built around himself. It explored themes of war, alienation, fame, and personal transformation. The music was a blend of rock, progressive, and conceptual, echoing the turmoil of Pink's mind. In the climactic moment of the album, Pink's emotional wall crumbled. He realized that his isolation and bitterness were destroying him, just as the wall had consumed his life. It was a moment of reckoning, a painful yet necessary epiphany. Pink decided to tear down his emotional fortress and face the world, his past, and himself with vulnerability and openness. The story of "The Wall" was a journey of self-discovery, healing, and redemption. Pink's realization that he needed to break down the barriers he had constructed around his heart marked a turning point in his life. It was a testament to the power of art and self-expression in confronting our inner demons and finding a way to connect with the world. As the final notes of the album played, Pink stood on the stage, stripped of his metaphorical wall and exposed to the world. The audience, once distant and anonymous, now felt a profound connection to the man behind the music. It was a powerful moment of catharsis, not only for Pink but also for those who had been following his journey. "The Wall" was a timeless masterpiece, not just for its music but for the story it told-a story of a man who built a wall to protect himself from the world and, in the end, found a way to tear it down and let the light in.

I was 21 in 1979, these were our favorite songs... what a good day...

This album reminds me of my first memories in high school, and our first encounter with the English language. This wonderful album was a youth revolution against the usual and prevailing in the education sector. Oh God, if those good old days with girls in high school would still prevail. Awesome moments.

Best Pink Floyd album ever. It helped me through depression in younger age

So many memories and nostalgia when listening to these classics, good music never dies. Greetings from France 😍

There's only one word you could use to describe this album... Masterpiece!

In 1979 I was 14 years old. " The Wall" was my favourite album. And still is. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for 50 years of music with lyrics that are still pertinent in our world today 🎸

some Floyd songs just hit so damn deep - and some albums make you wonder how they can write so much great material for a single album and so many times - this band has got to be the most talented in the history of rock

It's humanly impossible to dislike Pink Floyd, being how great they are/were

year i was born 1979 i was brought up listening to pink floyd my dad loved them now ♥♥♥

Pink Floyd complex musical scores and live and studio performances are indeed masterpieces of music. No wonder they recorded at Abby Road.

One of the greatest albums ever

Brings back old memories! Nothing beats this kind of music. I'm such a big fan, missing the old days. 😔😭 Nostalgic ❤

I'm 53 and I was raised on this it's my go-to when I'm feeling sad

I'm 60 years young and I go through a lot of emotions whenever I listen to The Wall that I feel like I've been born again but I mostly shed tears because I can relate to just about every song on this album. What an emotional gauntlet. I feel exhausted .

This was the second pink floyd album I ever listened to. I listened to dark side first and I thought that was amazing and beautiful, which it obviously was and still is, but this is just on another level. Dark side is still my second favorite, but this album has it's very own throne in my heart.

This album captures life in its fullest form ive been listening to this for 35 years and it gets better with age

"Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' is a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences with its powerful storytelling and iconic music. From the haunting lyrics to the mesmerizing instrumentals, this album takes listeners on an unforgettable journey through the depths of human emotion and societal commentary. Truly a groundbreaking work of art that remains as relevant and impactful as ever."

Still listening to this masterpiece today. The movie and live concert in Berlin first class..

Love this band since the 70's and still love them now so lucky I've seen them play seral times the best of times

Every time I listen to this album I'm reminded how much we owe you Mr R Waters. Thank you.

I am an Iranian in captivity, I have also lived in Denmark for 24 years without residence, without work, without marriage, and without money in hard closed camps. But I have a lot of fun with Pink Flood's music, because its lyrics are more free and realistic, thank you for uploading the songs.

So many great comments and raw emotions in the comments. How this album and band touches so many of us for so long. We ( the universe) Will never see a band like this again! Not rock ,pop, jazz or country. Simply beautiful Pink Floyd

The Wall is a sensational piece of art and my favourite song is comfortably numb !!❤❤❤❤❤ Thank u Mr Rogger Waters for this magical album.

This Music is some of the most Devine art. It is the language of sorrow,grief and despair. It has been a great source of healing, for the most of my life❤

It's too bad that this was the end of Pink Floyd as a band...but what a way to go out, huh? One of the BEST CONCERTS I was ever to witness. Saw it twice that week in L.A...February, '80...Ticket was $15.

Гулял по просторам интернета и опаньки добрые люди подкинули Стенку! Всё, дальше блуждать не надо, это то, что просит твоя душа! В несколько сотый раз прослушал от корки до корки. Эмоции зашкаливают, прямо в десяточку. Концерт длинный, жизнь прошла в памяти перед глазами, молодость, ностальгия, винил по110р. за Стенку в 1980г.Спасибо автору канала! Комент может несколько сумбурный зато от души!

The greatness of Pink Floyd is immeasurable, and beyond description, and off the charts

Слушаю пинк флоид 44 года, каждый раз влюбляясь в их песни всё больше и больше. Обожаю их, они лучшие!!!

One of there best albums ,love Pink Floyd

Absolutely the best album & band by far helped me through alot of dark times so I thankyou for that 😊

avevo 18 anni quando è uscito questo capolavoro ed ancora oggi che di anni ne ho 62 sento le stesse emozioni. Lo scorso primo aprile sono stato al concerto di Roger Waters a Milano e la sequenza di In the Flesh e Run Like Hell sono state da brividi.

In my humble opinion, there will never be another album or band as good as The Wall. And Pink Floyd. I have listened to it many hundreds of times, as well as most of their other many many great albums.

Comecei a ouvir os Pink Floyd em 1971, através da BBC, quando ainda não havia discos deles à venda em Portugal. Tive a sorte de comprar a 1ª edição do The Dark Side oh The Moon que se vendeu em Portugal, na loja da Valentim de Carvalho em Coimbra. Já tocou tanta vez que já tem algumas faixas riscadas. Comprei a edição do 50º aniversário, também em vinil. FOREVER FLOYD.

One of the greatest albums ever made - if not THE greatest! A phenomenal triumph!

One of my all time favorite albums! I don't know how they come up with this! It still sends chills down my spine when I listen to it

How you surpass one album with another is beyond me. Music now is nothing compared to this

Incontestablement le meilleur album de tous les temps .. une légende vivante

My older brother (13 yrs older) Gave me this Album on my 13th Birthday (1979) I was into the disco/dance music at the time My brother died 18 months later, and that was probably the first time I listened to this album. Needless to say, its one of my most listened to Pink Floyd album and my most cherished 33 1/3 ❤ Miss you big bro!!

Brings back old school memories to me! One of the finest albums in Rock history! Arguably one of the finest bands in the world!

Best music ever. Too bad new generations are not experiencing it in their lives. Listening to it makes me heal.

Timeless, immortal, classic, epic, masterpiece.

Настоящий шедевр!! Браво!!!!!

This will always be one of those albums that will resonate inside of my heart and I can never say thank you Floyd.

I was taken to my first concert when I was 3, love my parents for that early intro. Very deep album, They are in my blood,when I figured out this was about one man's journey and unfortunate outcome it really blew my mind, ofcourse I was 14

Absolfuckinglutely Brilliant through 2023!!!

thanks Pink Floyd this the sound of my life in 1979 I was 13 years old I was very young

Мне 60 лет, а группу *Pink Floud* слушаю уже лет 40. Альбом--"The Wall" это шедевр, лучший в мире музыки. Это второй мой любимейший альбом группы. 🎸🎸🎸Спасибо Всем...

41 year old currently Texas bass fishing under the moon light with Floyd in my headphones. Amazing as always!

After growing up in the 60’s and 70’s I really thought we would learn. Boy was I wrong! PF got me through then as now. All we have is hope.

Слушаю Стену со дня выхода посей день...Космос.Всем спасибо.

Love this song , I could listen to this all day long 🎉

When I was in the service, I watched this with my comrades. Pink Floyd is a One And Only. Like Elvis, etc...

I have been a Pink Floyd fan since I was 13 and first listened to Dark Side of the Moon, so much talent such a great band and The Wall is amazing and was my forst concert I ever went to, Nassau Collosium NY 1980 thus destroying any other Bands attempts to put on a show that was better. Now I am 56 and I just turned my Niece who is 17 onto Pink Floyd, started her with Dark Side then went in order all the way through Final Cut to say she is hooked would be an understatment. Pink Floyd, saving the next generation from the music they got stuck with.

Floyd will LIVE ON FOREVER

0:00:03 "...we came in?" 0:00:20 In The Flesh 0:03:28 Thin Ice 0:05:50 Brick In The Wall 1 0:09:33 Happiest Days 0:10:54 Brick In The Wall 2 0:14:57 Mother 0:20:50 Goodbye Blue Sky 0:23:18 Empty Spaces 0:25:27 Young Lust 0:29:09 One Of My Turns 0:32:36 Don't Leave Me Now 0:36:59 Brick In The Wall 3 0:38:09 Goodbye Cruel World 0:39:29 Hey You 0:44:19 Is There Anybody 0:47:05 Nobody Home 0:50:38 Vera 0:51:48 Bring The Boys Back 0:53:11 Comfortably Numb 0:59:40 Show Must Go On 1:01:18 In The Flesh 1:05:34 Run Like Hell 1:10:00 Waiting For The Worms 1:13:57 Stop 1:14:34 Trial 1:19:46 Outside The Wall

i started listening to Pink Floyd when i was in college at the age of 17 now i'm 20 still i listen to this masterpiece and i'm sure of it no matter whatever happens in the world my love for this band will never fade

friend asked me once what was my favourite song of all time, without hesitation I replied, ' Comfortly numb' . Bought my first Pink Floyd album the day I got my first job after leaving school (Dark Side of the Moon) . I am 65 now and Floyd are my joint favourite band with the Zep. Never tire of listening or watching them....

i have been listening pink floyd since i was 13 and i m 55 now and still love it

Слушаю Pink Floyd уже сорок лет , и буду слушать до конца своих дней. 😍😌👍