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Pink Floyd — Goodbye Blue Sky
Album: The Wall
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8.4

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Total ratings: 2062









Released: 1979
Length: 2:34
Plays (last 30 days): 2
"Look mummy, there's an aeroplane up in the sky"

Did you see the frightened ones?
Did you hear the falling bombs?
Did you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter when the
promise of a brave new world unfurled beneath a clear blue
sky?

Did you see the frightened ones?
Did you hear the falling bombs?
The flames are all gone, but the pain lingers on.

Goodbye, blue sky
Goodbye, blue sky.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
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My empty spaces disappear when Goodbye Blue Sky morphs into Empty Spaces, thanks Bill and God Bless RP
 roeland wrote:


Metallica? In 1979?


Metallica hat sich musikalisch vielerorts bedient. Unter anderem bei Pink Floyd.
 thewiseking wrote:

. . . Another beautiful day ruined by Pink Floyd.


Well, given that PF is played daily on RP, every day of your life must be ruined, and yet, you keep coming back.  Not  . . . too . . . bright. 
 thewiseking wrote:

 Monotonous muddling peppered with the poetry of pinheads. 


Another beautiful day ruined by Pink Floyd.



Don't practice your alliteration on us.

I've noticed that people who try too hard to make clever critiques of music don't actually have anything of substance to say.  Your comment makes great supporting evidence for my observation.
 Monotonous muddling peppered with the poetry of pinheads. 


Another beautiful day ruined by Pink Floyd.
As the years wear on I have become less of a fan of Roger Waters, mostly due to his personal and political ideas.  However, his past lyrics and songs have remained outstanding.
 Edweirdo wrote:


Some people - me included - find moving gifs very, very irritating.

That's kinda weird, Ed!
 roeland wrote:


Metallica? In 1979?


Listen to Fade to Black from 1984 and I think it shows the author meant the other way around perhaps...
Awesome guitar.
Russia aggressor, Putin mass murderer
 Jelani wrote:



Why on earth would someone downvote this??? It's a part of the concert/film! must be the same one that downvoted the video for Young Lust?


Some people - me included - find moving gifs very, very irritating.
Best Pink Floyd Goodbye Blue Sky GIFs | Gfycat
 Jelani wrote:
I think you might have missed the reference there.

Certainly possible.  What's the reference that I missed?
 Sofa_King wrote:



Why on earth would someone downvote this??? It's a part of the concert/film! must be the same one that downvoted the video for Young Lust?
 dwhayslett wrote:

There are drones in your house?  That's ... interesting, to say the least.



I think you might have missed the reference there.
 69Grace_M wrote:
They have been in my house and garden and sky for decades. I just didn't know it

There are drones in your house?  That's ... interesting, to say the least.
 otaznick wrote:

Look mummy, there's a drone up in the sky...



They have been in my house and garden and sky for decades. I just didn't know it
 thewiseking wrote:

Jeesh. We were all having a lovely day until a bunch of pretentious, dopey, depressing stoners showed up.
Which one is Pink? 


Jeesh. We were all having a lovely day until we read yet another one of your whiny, witless posts.

I mean, this is a 10. No brainer
 markwsyred wrote:
I can hear the Metallica influence running through this one ... Is this so highly rated, because it's the Floyd?
 

Metallica? In 1979?
Genius.
Where's the ELEVEN button?!?! There's no ^$@%-ing ELEVEN button!

 coloradojohn wrote:
Thanks, Bill, for letting it flow into "Empty Spaces" and "Young Lust"! Truly, one of the most incredible, comprehensive, and accessible real-life relatable works of art ever set to JAMMING MUSIC, and to me, it still brings a chill, as it did when released in December of '79.

 
Under hypnosis, I might have memories of listening to this when it was new, although at just shy of my 3rd bday, that's iffy at best.

Still, what you say about 1) BillG playing the 3 "tracks" together and 2) how relatable it is is right on.  Long Live RP!!

Thanks, William, for letting it flow into "Empty Spaces" and "Young Lust"! Truly, one of the most incredible, comprehensive, and accessible real-life relatable works of art ever set to JAMMING MUSIC, and to me, it still brings a chill, as it did when released in December '79.
Haven't heard this is a long time. very nice.
I love Pink Floyd, but, I will agree, the 'Cool Factor' is what shot them to God status. Who was it, Johnny Rotten I think, who said he wore a 'Pink Floyd Sucks' T-Shirt. LMAO! That's great. "OMG, you're so uncool. You're not one of us".  
 thewiseking wrote:
Jeesh. We were all having a lovely day until a bunch of pretentious, dopey, depressing stoners showed up.
Which one is Pink? 

 
LMAO! 
Look mummy, there's a drone up in the sky...
I don't think I have heard this since I was obsessed with Floyd in High School.  I am still obsessed with Floyd, but The Wall eventually lost it's intrigue.  It seems that time may have healed that wound.
Thank you {#Clap}
Jeesh. We were all having a lovely day until a bunch of pretentious, dopey, depressing stoners showed up.
Which one is Pink? 
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 sirtezza wrote:
thank god for the PSD button......

 
Originality is not your strong suit.  Maybe you should try PSD for yourself.
Amazingly beautiful song but very sad, bordering depressive. 
I need a dirty woman too! Maybe two or three,
This song stands well by itself, but to truly appreciate it, it has to heard in the context of the entire album. The low-raters and PSDers should give it a try.

(and did this track really escape the RP playlist until a year ago?!!)
thank god for the PSD button......
{#Clap}
hello - this is a collect call.....

can you please play the next track and keep it going?? Am enjoying this.... NO ... dont hang up on me! 

OK - Nice segue Bill, will keep on the line {#Music} 
Lots of less obvious Floyd tunes. Superb.
Oh so beautiful!
Thanks for playing!
Ha! didn't expect this PF tune! Thank goodness for Bill playing normally unplayed tracks here and there!