If you watch just one video of Pink Floyd’s Brain Damage and Eclipse being sung by a giant sad clown today, it should be this one
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Much loved internet clown Puddles Pity Party has filmed a video for one of his most melancholy covers yet
Puddles Pity Party, the much-loved giant sad clown from the internet, has released a video for his cover of Pink Floyd‘s co-joined Brain Damage / Eclipse, the two songs that rounded off Floyd’s landmark 1973 album The Dark Side Of The Moon.
“Oh hello,” says Puddles. “I had many requests for a Pink Floyd tune. So we took a go at this one. James Beaton created the arrangement on piano. Tim Delaney, Derrick Ennis and I did the rest. Andrew Woodman shot the video. I edited it together.”
Puddles’ version of Brain Damage / Eclipse begins in predictably melancholy fashion, with his baritone voice bringing the expected levels of sadness to Roger Waters‘ insanity-themed lyrics, before Eclipse is given a surprisingly uplifting climax.

