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watching someone listen to Pink Floyd the 1st time is like watching a person enter a new realm of consciousness
Priceless comment brother
Yes it is, I loved watching her changes of emotion haha.. I listened to this at 16 roughly when it came out, big pink Floyd listener ever since.. Awsom that hopefully another younger generation will here them..IT'S A Masterpeice THE WHOLE ALBUM
Agreed…it’s like watching someone confirm all of those emotions I had when I first heard this album.it’s very cathartic.
Such a magnificent comment 🍁
Wow. 100%.
“10 years have gone by, no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.” 😭❤️
Didn't we all
Always listen to new music food for the soul
Actually it's " 10 years have got behind you " lyrics written by an englishman !
This song is very important to me. I almost missed the starting gun. I was 36 at the time and the idea of a family seemed an impossibility, then one day I met my partner and we have a beautiful family. 11 years on and still going strong. There is hope for everyone. The message is there. Go and make your dreams happen, don't look back.
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Who could have imagined back in 1973 that young people 50 years later would still be blown away by Pink Floyd? Arguable one of the most beautiful songs ever written!
Artistic genius will impress forever.
My friend died in a car crash, the lyrics from Time are written on his headstone.
i want this song played at my funeral
@@lapitsky4109 ❤
Pink Floyd is ...... timeless. This song has given me chills for 46 years! Someone will say the same thing 46 years from now. 👊😎🔺️
Ray Quesada I agree. It was handed down to me and I see the next gen also feeling the same as us. 💯🌎💚☝🏽
Almost what I wanted to say “timeless” no pun intended!
@@TigersTalons .... yeah I did think about that
Completely true. I remember the first time I heard it and it still sounds just as good everytime I hear it.
And I jump every time the alarm clocks go off.🙂
The Floyd isn't something you listen to. It's something you experience. Something you feel. No band has moved me as much.
It transcendent the music, as they say. Best live band I've ever seen and best light show for it's time.
Exactly
I get what you're saying - but then there was Steely Dan and their masterpiece Album Aja.
@@51Dss how you experience music is subjective and even can change over time.
I just know when I saw Pink Floyd live it was amazing and I like a lot of the albums/songs too.
@@autohmae I completely agree with you. For anyone who has listened to Pink Floyd recorded or who has been fortunate enough to experience Pink Floyd live there can be no denying the spiritual stirring it creates in the soul. I believe music at its finest, music as an art form is like a facet on a complex and finely cut diamond. A diamond with an infinite number of facets. Each facet represents a particular style, or genre or idea that is expressed in music. I would never make a value judgement comparing Steely Dan with Pink Floyd. I am saying that although quite different from each other they both cause that stirring in the soul. Just when a person thinks they've discovered "the one" something else comes along and shows them the light bent in a slightly different trajectory but still just as beautiful and awe inspiring.
In 1973 I bought this album and listened for hours. One of the best. “ ever “
Pink Floyd haunts you, possesses you. Absolutely.
Maybe if we all listened to each other's favorite music, we could understand each other a little better
The problem is, there's nothing to understand about someone whose favorite music is Ariana Grande or Cardi B. There's a lot of music out there with great depth across musical genres, but most people don't listen to it.
I doubt that.
I'd be willing if people quit calling "RAP"...Music.
I'm 62 and when "RAP" first came about in the mid 80s, I was open minded and gave it a shot. AT FIRST, I "THOUGHT" it was kinda cool. But it got REDUNDANT, BORING, and it was ALWAYS..TALK!! And I also noted that MUSIC was being taken from bands and artists that ACTUALLY PLAY "MUSIC" and stuck in the middle of their "RAP", which tells me that they haven't the abilty to come up with their own ORIGINALITY!!
Then they started to put all the CUSSING in there and I just said....KEEP IT, I DON'T WANT IT!!!!!
Keep it away from me!!
@MrBuzzard123
Screw that. Most people's favorite music is absolute crap. That's a fact.
Rap is basically tough words against the balandest background you can imagine. Today there`s also reggaeton and everyone using autotune. Three forms of shit that definitely are redundant.
I freaking love this chick. She feels these songs so deeply and earnestly. What a beautiful soul
The entire album is a complete emotional metaphorical masterpiece.
WORD THAT!!!! LIKE NO OTHER ALBUM MANKIND EVER PRODUCED!!!
The guitar solo in this song is considered by many to be one of the greatest - if not *the* greatest - in existence.
For me, it is the greatest guitar solo ever. It's absolutely my favorite of all time.
The greatest in this solar system
i think u are talking about comfortably numb pulse 1994 solo
@@XEZ22 No, I am not. That is also a great guitar solo, however.
@@4Jeffomatic actually every glimour solo is great :)
A few years ago I thought companies like Spotify would be the death of music, then my 18 year old son appears out of his bedroom after listening to playlists and wants to know ; who are Pink Floyd, The Clash, Led Zeppelin, etc etc. He’s having a wonderful journey of music!
Start them early. My beautiful 12 month old granddaughter loves to be rocked to sleep listening to 70's music. When it's nap time, we all yell "where's her music?"
I wish my 12yo would do the same, but she’s sticking to KPop, which makes me very sad. Especially as my brother and I (he lives with us as I’m disabled and he’s my carer) are big on all genres of music, and I’m especially all about the classics.
But she just refuses. It’s very disappointing.
👍😉
I brought my kids up with it. And they’re as big Floyd fans as I am!
@@katherinemorelle7115 of well, you cant please them all 👍
One must remember that "Darkside of the Moon" stayed on the Billboard top 100 chart for more than 25 years. A achievement that no other artist of any genre has ever achieved !!
That is an exaggeration, but yea
@@olabergvall3154 It was closer to 17 and a half years and around 11,000,000 copies sold (sold another 4,000,000 in the USA alone since then) Presumably there's only Michael Jackson's Thriller that ever officially outsold it in the USA.
Desperate Mohammedan the World's Strongest Arab I’m still going beatles sold more 😁
@@prodigygetgud7921 Checking the official stats the Eagles "Greatest Hits" with 38 million sales is the biggest selling album in the USA. The biggest selling proper album is indeed Thriller with 33 million.
The Beatles highest entry is "1" with 12.8 million (29th biggest ever seller and 15 spots behind DSotM), their highest selling proper albums are "The Beatles" (32nd) and "Abbey Road" (33rd) with 12 million each.
Desperate Mohammedan the World's Strongest Arab Beatles #1 enough said :)
It warms my heart to see younger people discovering how music used to be. That was the appropriate reaction to the greatness of Pink Floyd. Wish you were here next.
“Shorter of breath , and one day closer to death” line always gets me. It hits hard when the reality of one day you won’t be so young anymore .... every day is one day closer to death for us , It always gives me chills that line
Yes, at 70 thats my life. Best to really look after your body and eat well.
@@richardjones7984 exactly that man , all the best in life 💪👍
I remember when I first listened to "Time" - that gradual shift from 'this is really good' to 'holy crap' is a powerful one.
My holy crap moment never came until I found out about their syd era music
The holy crap starts to really settle in when you cross that 60 year-old mark.
I love when that happens with a song....a great song smacks you in the face straight away.....a truely phenomenal song you notice something else you love everytime you listen to it....
I used to listen to it all the time when I was a teenager... heard it again when I was 39 and it was so different to me it could have been a different song, but, no, I was a different person. I just sat in my car and bawled.
@@tjmctube I am 40 and thought I had really hit the 'holy crap'. Are you telling me it gets worse?
That look on your face when the gravity of the lyrics hit you. . .priceless.
Roger Waters, the absolute master of lyrics!
I remember making a similar thing happen with a punk g/f back in the '80s using 'Animals'. If you may recall, punks did not like Pink Floyd, they saw them as the establishment old guard, overcomplicated and out of touch. So I sat Emmy down, put a copy of Animals lyrics in her hand & put the tape on to play. Her reaction was similar to PinkMetalHeads as she realised this 'boring old guard' band was every bit as savage & violent as her punk heroes, the only real difference was subtlety in the presentation by adding a contrast of sublime music.
Shane Patterson it hits at the most iconic lines of the song
@@Kimdino1 Still got a friend from the punk scene who can't stand Pink Floyd. I thought he'd mellow with age, but no!
Beautiful
@@123WelshDan321 BBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABE!
Everytime I see people reacting to time i'm like "oh no no no they're gonna be hit with extreme existential crisis oh no no no"
close your eyes, lay back and let pink floyd carry your mind away.
Would it be bettef on shrooms bro I wanna experience something different more then cocaine alcohol and meth I wanna be at peace with myself I wanna do something different Idk if you done shrooms but yea
Alex Rodriguez pssst try microdosing !!
If she cried at this I bet she'd be hysterical if she heard Wish you were here. A truly sad and beautiful song about living with schizophrenia.
Shine on and other songs. Syd leaving made a hole the band always felt.
She does cry listening to WYWH.
When the tigers broke free makes me tear up.
@@heinrichVSP I love When the Tigers Broke Free.
@@saintejeannedarc9460 Yep me too. First time I heard the last line of the song, I felt like I had been stabbed in the heart.
If Pink Floyd don't get into your soul then nothing will. Absolutely legendary 👏
Meh. Too much Floyd is depressing. I've always called it music to commit suicide to.
Thank you!!! I always say this, their music is truly amazing.
moncorp1 Inc PF is feel good music, you don’t listen to PF to be depressed.
it's good to smoke my cones beside the fire...
Floyd Boys
This entire album is a masterpiece, and never again will we have its like.
WORD THAT! I remember hearing it when it came out, on a 4-channel stereo. Tore the skin off my skull.
She: *enjoys*
Richard: "And then one day you find, ten years has got behind"
She: ._.
Ladies and gentlemen, we got her!
:) We sure do Sir, fellow Floydian :)
Just wait until she listens to Great Gig in the Sky. She will cry.
On the contrary gentleman.....I think she had you!
@@fostexfan160 😂😂😂 Could be...
Me thinks yes! 👍
I think the biggest point you're missing with many albums of the 70's, is that that's what they are, 'albums', and are far better when experienced fully, from beginning to end. "Dark Side of the Moon" especially- It's almost one long song...
100% agree
a story worth the telling
Not Almost. It IS one big song.
Good point.
TDSOTM, WYWH, Animals and The Wall are not individual songs.
This whole album is gold, every song has meaning and depth in every lyric sung
As a die-hard jazz fan, Gilmour's solo always brings tears to my eyes...
Oh yeah man it really is a thing of beauty. Stunning
yes yes, me too
Dark Side of the Moon is one of the best albums ever recorded. It is still as relevant today as it was then.
Phil Cromwell More so I'd say.
@One Day Soon I've personally accounted for an 8-track... a cassette, 2 albums and 2 cd's over the years ....
The best album EVER, best song Ever
And to think the entire album is only about 42 minutes long (if I remember correctly). Nothing better than sitting in your most comfortable reclining chair, with the lights dimmed, eyes closed, headphones on and listening to the whole CD (vinyl is great too, but you'll have to flip it over halfway through, possibly spoiling the mood) as if it were one long track. Really just in a class by itself as far as I'm concerned.
Ironic to see black American youth discover music of white Englishmen who were themselves influenced by black American rhythm and blues. full circle
I don't think it's ironic I think it's rather beautiful.
Perfect example of irony. Beautifully ironic, we're all connected.
That's right. They were a blues band to begin with. They got their name from paying tribute to two great American bluesmen: Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. Long live the Pink.
So in the 60's when US was moving into Folk music, a bunch a skinny white boys in the UK were drooling listening to Core US Blues, from there came Rolling Stones, Cream, Yardbirds ( later Led Zeppelin), Faces, Animals so much that a black US Guitar Hero Jimi Hendrix had to go to the UK to get the appreciation before going back to the US.
Just music evolving , in the 70s I was watching Sabbath Zepplin Yes Queen Purple ----- but I loved soul seen Temptations Four Tops Randy Crawford Drifters Sister Sledge live to name a few . Good Music is great --- don't pidgeon hole it
This song blew me away as a kid. And with each passing year, it becomes more and more relevant, and poignant.
Shortly after our youngest son and his wife gave us our first grandchild, we were all in the waiting room and I was telling my son how proud of him we were, he looked at me and said "I get what Roger Waters meant". I looked at him and gave him kind of like a shrug and a head shake. Than he said "You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find ten years have got behind you." and it just touched something inside of me and the water works started, and now every time I hear this , I cry. I had always understood the song, but it was already such an emotional moment and then to hear my son had been touched really made me feel like I succeeded as a parent.
M crying while reading this! It’s crazy how powerful impact Pink Floyd have in our lives. M 21 today! 😭
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Ah.....someone else who has discovered the magic of The Dark Side Of The Moon album. If you haven't already heard the next track on the album, The Great Gig In The Sky, for the love of god, please listen to it. It's one of the most beautiful things you'll ever hear. :)
I second this. Great Gig in the Sky is a vocal solo as impressive as any guitar solo I've ever heard.
@@armchairwizard8613 I've had this album on vinyl for years, but only just re-discovered it. This is probably the most beautiful and significant record of their career.
Great Gig in the Sky may be the best track on the album.
Any colour you like is also one of the most amazing tracks on that album
Every track is a Sonic orgasm and heart felt
Gosh, Pink, if you think this song is sad now, wait until you are my age and you realize that you "missed the starting gun". Grasp this wisdom now so you don't have any regrets later.
Its not over yet. Dwelling to much in the past will take more from the moments you have left. Just remember that alot of others dont make it long enough to reflect on the passing of there lives. We are blessed beyond belief.
This.
@@ThatBoyBent Great insight, James. Thanks for the positive words.
I hear ya on that one!
Ain’t that the truth
You're one of us now, resistance is futile, welcome, enjoy, peace and love.
When Pink Floyd finished the tracks and listened to the end product, David said my god, we've really done something special here. Probably one of the best albums recorded since recorded music.
…and that’s why the album remained on the top 200 sales
chart for 17 years…
@Superior No1 True and re-entered the charts several times since
Closer to 18
@@Arfabiscuit Actually over 18 years...943 weeks which translates to 18 years and almost 2 months.
The Billboard top 200 I believe
Thanks to some slick maneuvering, this album was surreptitiously slipped aboard the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 had Wish You Were Here on board when they were launched in 1977 to explore Jupiter and Saturn, then onward to share the best of mankind with the universe.
I envy people that, 2019, still are able to discover the beauty of Pink Floyd for the first time
William Eriksson It must be an amazing feeling, I can’t remember my first time, but it’s stayed with me.
I’m 13 and my father introduced me to pink floyd when i was 7, been in love with their songs ever since :))
@@temi1629 BIG credit to an amazing father! I started listening at 15 and still play their music on a daily basis; in 3 years I'll be 70.
Lori Raf wow!! I hope you live a long and healthy life!! :D
Lori Raf isn’t it amazing how we are from different countries and our ages are so different yet still we all enjoy pink floyd!! I guess meanings of their songs change as you get older?
Your genuine reaction to the depth in this song is what gives me hope for the future of humanity. You just listened to one of the top ten most talented bands in my lifetime. Thank you and keep jamming girl 😊
Of all the guitars solo's I think David Gilmore topped everyone with this solo. It may not be the most complex or the fastest but its the emotion you feel with every note. Every note had purpose and hits perfectly. You can feel his heart in the sound
Look I’m 52 and this has touched my soul since I was a kid. I’ve always been faithful to Pink Floyd
Same age and same thoughts!!! Keep rockin!
52 here too, 6/19.. Went to Laserium in LA in 84-87 to hear this song and others from them.. Made your heart stop.
same age, same feelings, all the best from germany, i went to Munich Olympiastadium in 1988 :-)
@@Mr8sense Oh,da bin ich neidisch. Habe nur The Wall vor 3 Jahren live in Bukarest gesehen.Leider nur mit Roger Waters. Aber es war das beste live Konzert meines Lebens! Pink Floyd for Life!!! Ihre Musik ist so erhaben über allem anderen. Wahre Kunst!
@@soulbrotherno1708 jawoll, Du sagst es ;-) The Wall von Roger habe ich 1990 in Berlin gesehen (feat. viele Gastmusiker, u.a. Sinead O Conner, Bryan Adams, Van Morrison, Scorpions) und dann 2011 in München sowie 2013 in Frankfurt, Wien und Berlin :-) Hast Du auch David auf seiner Tour 2015/16 gesehen? ich war bei David u.a. in Brighton, Oberhausen, Breslau, Wien und Pompeji. Er ist der beste Gitarrist der Welt finde ich!
I'm an old dude. 61. When I saw your reaction, I cried also. So moving. This song and your reaction
I cried when I saw it too. And you're not THAT old. I'm 56 this month. Oh, by the way, I also got misty seeing two dudes listen to "More Than a Feeling." There really is something about this experience for people our age...thru people their age. I am so grateful for it. It's a beautiful thing.
I think I'll go look for someone listening to CSNY
"Woodstock" for the first time. "We are starburst. We are golden. We are billion year old carbon. And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden." -- Joni Mitchell
@Chuck Wettish It's the least we could do. I'm 19 and I've always listened to late 60's to 90's music. What a time to be alive that must've been.
you're not old are you?
This music will hit people of all ages I'm sure of it. I first listen to Pink Floyd as a kid in the 80s, going through my dad's collection was a joy, dark side was my favourite. I'm 41 now and still get chills listening to it. I think the best music came out of the 60s and 70s.
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I only started listening to Pink Floyd when I was 21. Nothing will compare to hearing these songs for the first time. Honestly, an amazing experience every single time.
I missed the starting gun by 20 years,
Still here n still running
same here
David Gilmour is a master guitar player!
Wish I could play what they forgot. DG rules.
David Gilmour is not a master guitar player...he transcends master
Guitar levels;
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Expert
Master
Legend
Guitar God
David Gilmour
In that order...
People always overlook nick masons drumming! Genius
Melanie Bell yea his percussion solo in the opening of the song is astonishing
"The Dark Side of the Moon" The most beautiful album of all time.
sure on the top
Absolutely! And the best selling album of all time. The numbers have fudged over time, it isn’t Thriller like most like to believe...
So many memories...
Every time i talk to friends what the best album is one of us says it is DSotM, the usual reaction is "well everyone says that" and about 2 hours later the group chat explodes when everyone is saying "well i listened to it again and yes it is perfect". I think that sums up Pink Floyd, everyone loves them but they deserve to be the phenomenon they are, similar to the Beatles album Revolver or Blood on the Tracks by Dylan
@@QuixoticCowboy I think it's perfect because it's the eight-handed album.
HOME, HOME AGAIN. I LIKE TO BE HERE WHEN I CAN.
WHEN I COME HOME COLD AND TIRED, IT'S GOOD TO WARM MY BONES BESIDE THE FIRE.
That did it for me too.
That line does it for every body. I'm no different
One of the Best song of history of music.
Masterpiece for ever
Takes me back to the first time I heard Dark Side of the Moon. A darkened room, laying on the floor, Vinyl playing, Koss Headphones on ( Loud ) and a smouldering joint on the side! The year was 1973! You don't just listen to Floyd, you throw yourself in head first and allow it to devour you inside out! ...Timeless album.
lazycalm41 same
lazy ,, that's weird . About the same thing happened to me,, it was xmas 71,, sister gave me the album , after returning home when I was 11, everyone went to bed ,, we have a Panasonic radio turn table, after everyone went to bed , I put on the head phones and played the record, not knowing anything about Pink Floyd. I lay down like you did , and listened, I was so deep into it, I lost time and space,, when the bells and clocks went off, I about hit the ceiling it shocked me so much,, Vary cool memory.
@@MicDread Couldnt have been 1971 Xmas as Dark Side came out in 73. I feel the same about Dark side as I do about Tubular Bells and Yes's Close to the Edge!
@@MicDread we need a time machine!
lazycalm41 said: - "I feel the same about Dark side as I do about Tubular Bells and Yes's Close to the Edge!'Same here. I could name a few other fantastic albums from the period but ...you know...We know what they are.
We oldie rockers recognise the magic of Floyd so easliy but to see a young person get emotional about it is heartening. Pink Floyd the most underated and ahead of time band there ever was.
Amazing lyrics by Waters. Gilmours solo makes your soul jump out of your body. Wright brings the emotion. Mason lays down an unforgettable drum track. You are now immersed by Pink Floyd.
For the full experience:
1) Drop acid.
2) Listen to the album from the beginning.
3) See you on the other side!
amen i tripped acid and listened to the album several times. It changed my life
@@thehoraypodcast4688 Yesssss!✨🌟💫
Absolutely. Bonded with my daughter and future son in law recently with some shrooms and Dark Side of the Moon. An experience that I will cherish forever. The only bad part of the whole experience was that it had to end!
Haha for step 3 you should have said “see you on the dark side of the moon”. But anyways the first time I listened to this album was on acid! Such a beautiful experience that’s everyone should have. It’s so sad psychedelics are illegal
"Music belongs to everyone, those who put labels on it are fools"
Charlie Daniels
Here goes Daniels belting out some weird acid rock, with Roy Buchanan on guitar, just to prove his point ;) th-cam.com/video/4fhU58tCCOc/w-d-xo.html
Love
Amen
@@sixtynine7992 amen
Music belongs to its writers before all. Without them it would not. The rest is for listeners. Nothin belongs to everybody. Hey.
Gilmour is one of the most brilliant guitar players; every note and bend has purpose without flamboyant nonsense.
Hell ya , the Excess of the 80 s hadnt reeked into our radios yet ! no e.v.h. or hair metal licks yet . and he Dont play like that Today .?!??
His singing isn’t bad either
Too bad he tried to go political.
@@thomazz1976 I think you are speaking of Roger Waters....
@@thomazz1976 whats the problem with that?
“Never heard it before”
-me: “oh boy she’s in for a RIDE” :)
Gods, I love the internal rhymes, "kicking around a piece of ground in your hometown." Brilliant writing.
Pink floyd is simply the greatest band one will ever experience. Theres never been, nor will be a band that will move me like they did in all my years on this planet.
Queen & led zeppelin - "Are we a joke to you? "
@@reshayhansraj1830 Zeppelin is another timeless band. But are they floyd? Nope. Different styles. Zeppelin covered a lot of different genres. Floyd was floyd, and nothing else. If I never heard queen again, it wouldnt break my heart. Just me though.
Well said Joe
@@reshayhansraj1830 relax... also awesome
Agreed. When I saw Roger Waters live (Floyd was not "Floyd" by the time I was old enough to go to a show) the first time(1984) it literally changed my life. I have since taken numerous people to see him and changed their lives as well. The music transcends space and time, and the lyrics are universal and way beyond what you normally get in Rock music.
Joe, if you can find it, there is an album called "Seen One Earth" by a guy from the band Camel, named Pete Bardens(he passed away a few years ago so you may have to TH-cam it). It's the closest thing to Floyd there is and well worth the time, if you experience it the right way he'll take you to outer space.
I’m 66 years old and still get goosebumps listening these masterpieces.....
Back when music was made with actual musical instruments and lyrics meant something.
music is still played with instruments. and a lot of lyrics still have meaning
@@seangill6381 Most music today is recorded with auto tunes and the lyrics...aah, don't even get me started. But yeah, some of todays music is okay, but definetely not as much as in the past. Most of it nowadays cater for a very specific taste: that of people who wanna shake their booties.
Brazil5D um no, you just haven’t heard the good music
@@nightk3717 i wouldn't be so sure about that. Brazil has some wonderful music maybe YOU don't know about.
Brazil5D when did I say Brazil has shit music? lmao 😂
I thought I'm only one crying with this solo
Total respect to you Lady for your praise of a band I have simply adored for many many years, I first heard that song as a 16 year old back in my home country of England in 1973 and of course, back then I wasn't concerned with the concept of time, but now of course , at 62 I am just more than a little biit aware of how precious our time on Earth really is. Many thanks ,
amen to that..55.
AMEN to THAT... 53! thx Trevor for the idea
I use to be the youngest in my group of friends. One day I woke up and now I'm the old man. What the hell happened? A fresh 60 and seven days old.
Perfect analysis. I first heard them when I was 17. I'm now 65. Their music transcends time.
honestly this looks like complete bullshit acting
Randy Harris i am 65 too, and it does not pass a week where I listen at least one tune of PF 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍻
Animals?
YOOOO im 17 RIGHT NOW😀
You owe Jesus money! 😎
Don't be depressed. One of my favorite PF gifts is reminders of what's important. Life is short. This song has carried me through the past 48 years of ups and downs. It is most profound song ever.
This song is a life milestone for everyone's existence, a true masterpiece
....and this is why Dark Side of the Moon has spent 938 weeks on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart (lol).
Yes and also The album is in the Rolling Stone top fifty greatest albums of all time.
More like 2,400 weeks. Since 1973. Do the math ‼️😊
michael stallsmith It hasn’t been on the chart every week since it’s release, it’s like 943 or something at the moment
David Gilmour can say more with one note than most guitarists can with a thousand notes!
@jeffrey baxley Thank you! I've been trying for weeks to recall who (so accurately) said that about Gilmour!
I believe it was Eric Clapton who said, when asked how long should a guitar solo be, answered with "one note, if it is the right note."
And an underrated singer.
Amen to that!
Yes he can!!!💕💕💕🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Everyone has the same reaction to hearing, "and then one day you find, 10 years have gone behind you." It is just such a relatable statement that hits you hard no matter who you are
My 15 year old son is just discovering all of this music, and I love it.
for all of us who grew up in this period... we had by far, the best variety of music..and this album defines it..
An undeniable truth
Objectively incorrect.
We did..I'm only 65...x
Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath & Pink Floyd made our generation....
@@ravenbeast8639 & Got to hear these too Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream, Clapton, Janis Joplin, Uriah Heep, Alice Cooper, Joe Cocker, Fleetwood Mac, Jimi Hendrix, Ten Years after -Alvin Lee, Jeff Beck, Beech Boys, Doors, Nugent, Almond Brothers, Mountain, Skynard, Johnny & Edgar Winter, Trower, Frampton, Humble Pie and too many to think of and list :)
Listen to dark side from start to finish, it's a story and the best way to enjoy it.
Some say its a story about life, from birth to death.
lenny harry yes please. react to that.
Its an experience like no other. I'm only 35 now and I'll say it for the rest of my life I was born in the wrong decade
@@faceofextinction7156 I kind of agree. Im 42 I love the music from the 70's but wish I was born earlier in that decade.
@@faceofextinction7156 1970 here and i can tell you it was awesome.
One of the greatest masterpieces in modern pop/rock music.
Absolutely nothing in the past few decades compares.
Everyone who gets introduced to Floyd should be eternally grateful.
I really have a lot of respect for you for not continuously stopping the song every couple mins to talk about it. Doing that just loses its value and impact.
true
I was just thinking That, and I thank her for not doing that
Did you watch the video? She enjoyed the whole song? What up dude?
Yea, why would she react to something in a reaction video.
People do that to avoid copyright strikes.
Every time I listen to Pink Floyd I have to fight back tears because they were my fathers favorite band and we grew up listening to them with him. He passed in 2017 and I’m still holding out hope that David Gilmour will go on tour so I can spread his ashes at a Pink Floyd concert.
Kevin Pitts II maybe they’ll do another reunion like they did that one time
Cart Mass man that would be amazing if they did! I saw Waters on his last tour a few years ago but I know Gilmour is still not even giving the impression of touring. Keeping my fingers crossed!
@@kevinpitts22able There will never be another Pink Floyd reunion, as Richard Wright (keyboards) died in the late 2000's, as well as David stating very publicly he's done with Pink Floyd. Sorry for your loss btw.
Dutch Master thanks. And yeah I agree there won’t be a reunion but I’m just hoping Gilmour might do a farewell tour or something but I know the chances are slim.
David has been on tour for years now.....An ex boyfriend is his drummer.
Home
Home again
I'd like to be here when I can
When I come home, cold and tired
It's good to warm my bones beside the fire
Far away, across the fields
Tolling of the iron bell
Cause the faithful to their knees
To hear the softly spoken magic spell
Ah brings back memories , I am 67 now, put the headphones on full and turn out the lights, now listen to it.
Congratulation young Padawan, you have taken your first steps into a larger universe. Pink Floyd is not a rock group, it's a universal trip unlike any other in music.
absofreakinlutely
@Anthony Fremont of negativism And thier into thier 70's hope you can sound and think as good when you reach that time of your life. Today's music has NO meaning, No soul, it's all hook if you took the computer out of today's recording's and studio musician's you will have nothing to listen to. That is a fact jack! I for one love to see the record companies make contract decision's about music not money, That goes for radio too. Greta Van Fleet is prime example of good of it can be done.
@Anthony Fremont of negativism So you like someone putting lyrics in front of sound? Too me it's nothing special. As for computer driven music every one has used in Rock as filler not like today's music. To me music should be played by instrument not as cheep and easy to push of a button. Hell I can do that. And as Greta Van Fleet they are a cheap knock off of Zeppelin but they do play instruments. The real problem is schools don't have good music programs AND haven't for decades. Since I was in school.
Anthony Fremont of negativism I enjoy everything from Pink Floyd, from the earliest days with Syd Barrett that most fans know nothing about to the last days with everything in between. I got all their music. It's one of only three bands that I own all of it. The other two are Rush and Iron Maiden.
There were still vestigual elements of Psychedelia in This Album. Holdovers from the Syd Barett era. Glam Influence not unlike their contemporaries of the time - Mainly Bowie and Roxy Music can be heard as well But more Blues - driven overall than the true Glam bands.
when you listen to Dark Side of the Moon......you realize why this album has stayed in the top 100 album chart for 40 years?
stuart rouse 🙏 Amen
Insane
Everybody that doesn’t know better believes the hype.
One reason that Dave Gilmour...without publicity, gave away a large house in Holland Park to a homelessness charity for them to sell and use the money how they saw fit. Not many musicians give away property valued in the millions and say nothing about it to the media. I`m not so sure about the 40 years bit though, but many of their albums still sell well, Animals and Wish you were here spring to mind.
@@sheikhyaboooty Dark Side entered the US billboard a month after release........and never really left? it's in the Guinness records for being there ever since? its a great album, constantly being "discovered" by new generations of listeners.
We've all had the exact same reaction, because you know that after hearing this music your life will never be the same again. You know that even if you're left with nothing you'll always have this music to enjoy, and that's more than enough in one lifetime
4:07-5:35 is some of the most beautiful, hypnotizing music I've ever heard. It's so powerful. I've been listening to this song since I was a kid (I'm 33) and it still gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes, so much that my heart can barely stand it. I listen to all kinds of music, and I mean ALL kinds, from many different genres, cultures and time. But I just can't get over how moving this particular piece of music is. It's like those sounds somehow bind to receptors in my brain so rarely touched. They have so many other incredible songs as well.
I really enjoyed watching you experience a song I've heard 100's of times over the past 40 years. AND you fully respected Pink Floyd by wearing headphones! Awesome, you just made my day, thank you.
Craig Hollabaugh although she was on her phone the whole time. 🤔
Andrew Tarrant reading the lyrics
I agree Craig. I saw them live in the 70s at MSG. I have listened literally thousands of times. It was very refreshing watching and listening to this young ladies reactions and heartfelt emotions.
I so admire your for your depth of knowledge,your outpourring,.Keep it going,young lady.Im 60---I grew up with great music.I love that you're open to all genres
Andrew Tarrant She was watching the video on the phone.
Floyd is one of my all time favorite bands. Amazing music talent, song writing, voices. They made you FEEL their music. This song in particular takes us all over the place with moods. Crying is a perfect compliment to they song.
Lori Girl yes FEEL the music. When that happens you are on a different level
Me I'm 55 years old and is it is for Pink Floyd I grew up with that and I love all the music and this beautiful beautiful young lady that actually sat and listened to it can appreciate it I say thumbs up
I am 62. Just lost my father. I have been tripping on the concept of time in just this way. It is strange to watch each day tick by and soon enough, feel it.
That last line struck a deep note in you. It’s really cool to see the reaction of this new generation listening to the ultimate blessing of my generation. I’m an instant fan. And you make us cry too! Bravo girly
"Great Gig in the Sky" is a must. Please listen to it.
Clare Torry, Great Gig in the Sky, live 1987. Unearthly vocals. Not even Adele can achieve that level.
These two songs have to be listened to together
Yeap
yesssssss. I play it all the time on my piano. fucking awesome
Pink Floyd isn't a single song band. They are all about full albums. Way ahead of it's time, over 45 years old. Also really good under the influence of some legal substances in some states
. . . and illegal substances in all states. . . so I've heard
How does the saying go? Weed or Acid doesn't make Pink Floyd sound better, Pink Floyd makes weed or acid better.
@@grantdumas4076 great music makes you want to get stoned
No they weren’t ahead of their time as the rise of punk made clear.
@@jmcc2275 I don't understand your comment. Can you further elaborate?
Their album Dark Side of the Moon remained in the Billboard 200 albums chart for 736 nonconsecutive weeks (from 17 March 1973 to 16 July 1988).
This is what happens when you hear real music for the first time......I feel bad for kids today
Intelligent woman loves intelligent music :)
@@RichardClark-hw6ic she was reading the lyrics you dumfucks. hahaha.
lol 40 years later...
@@the_infinity_time One of the most unnecessary comments ever made on the internet. Congratulations! Who cares if she's reading the lyrics, she appreciates and understands them.
@@thomasferrarojr.9772 oh to be clear, there was 2 other comments here that the idiots who wrote it delete them after i told them that remark about she was reading the lyrics.
They were saying why she was looking to her phone the whole video, instead of enjoying the music, thats why i commented that about the lyrics, and the dumbfucls who made the comment delete everything, so its looks like a just say that randomly but i didnt.
So it wasnt a unnecesary comment, white knite, it was under a context.
@@the_infinity_time There's always 2 sides. My apologies. Thanks for the context. Cheers!
The kid with deaf parents turned me on to Pink Floyd around,'71. Saw them live in '72 at SMU.
I was fifteen and my Mom sat in the car while I went into an audatorim about half full
$8.50 for the ticket!
This is the music that makes you sad knowing how fast life goes by yet reveals how lucky we have been to live the life we live.
What’s amazing about David’s guitar style for me is that he doesn’t shred, play fast, tap or do any shredding techniques in general, (they didn’t exist when he learnt to play anyways) he just makes the guitar sing. It’s why I’d say he’s my favourite guitarist, absolutely beautiful.
Pink Floyd didn't just make music! They created albums with songs that related to the others on the album! I love seeing the younger generation "getting it"! I don't mean any disrespect but for the majority of the millennials, Pink Floyd would go completely over their heads! Pink Floyd has the ability to make one think! Thank you for this reaction! And btw you're cute as button! You remind me of my daughter! Have a blessed night!
I presume you mean the post-Syd Barrett era because I would love for someone to tell me what the heck was going on with "Atom Heart Mother" :)
Sure. Same for Umma Gumma, Piper, Saucer, and Obscured...even More was coherent if looking for singles (See Emily Play, Arnold Layne, Set the Controls) I LIKE atom Heart Mother , but WTF was it?
Yeah I'm definitely speaking on the post Syd version of Floyd! I don't know what the Syd version was about! I never could consume enough drugs to figure it out! Lol! Trust and believe I tried y'all! Lol
I was on stage photographing PF in 1970 when they OPENED for Hot Tuna and Leon Russell in San Diego. They were on their Atom Heart Mother tour. Here. Here is a link to the photos-
www.neptunepinkfloyd.co.uk/photos/index.php/search?album=1&q=jeff+allen
Once on the site, click on the first of the 5 links.
Not really. The only band which makes no sense lyrically is probably the mars volta, who are, along with tool, the great band of the last 15 years.
Pink Floyd's music is pretty easy to get.
This Album is meant to be listened to in entirety....
Not one song at a time...
ITS A JOURNEY.... AN EXPERIENCE..
Read the lyrics as the album plays...
Or meditate on only the sounds and layers of harmony...
Nah, put a decent studio headphone on (about $100 for a Beyer Dynamic DT770 or 880 - I have no financial gain, but love the DT990) so you hear every detail that was recorded, and: take your time. Really! When you think about listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album, think about an hour... no less.
And yeah: be prepared for a new sensation.
the WALL as well....turn your mobile off...lock the doors.....
the wall ,,,,=^--^=,,,,
@@anotherkat4u The first album of Pink Floyd I bougt, was "Animals". The talented Richard Wright plays an awesome Fender Rhodes Piano there (Sheep) and the second album was "Wish you were here". It's kind a dark but brilliantly appealing by it's soundscapes and lyrics. Well, I could not point an album of Pink Floyd that I dislike, though! How wonderful is the part in Dark Side of the Moon called "The Great Gig in the Sky", with Clare Torry's voice... who was mostly improvising this! (th-cam.com/video/cVBCE3gaNxc/w-d-xo.html) ?
I have to point you to this video: th-cam.com/video/_1jL8A20H_k/w-d-xo.html where the same part is - beautifully! - sung by three women, which in turn shows the talent of miss Torry, who sung the whole part herself!
The Wall... it is a class apart. Considering the tension in the group when it was recorded and the professionality of the members, it was apparently hard work too. One thing no-one can take away from the world, is Pink Floyd's music. We're actually very lucky living in this era!
It's ok.. Relax man.. ✌️
The album is one complete song
I wish I recorded my first reaction to this song a few months ago.. I was in shock of how good this sounded but as the lyrics kept going I was amazed by how beautiful this song and album were
Music back then took you on a journey ... It made you think ... So much heart and soul put into the music they produced ... Now We've lost so much of that feeling with today's music ... Sad to say we are no longer progressing ...
watching someone first time listening to pink floyd
that does put a smile on my face.
I'm reliving my 1st experience of pf thru her again
«✌️First✌️ time» 🙄😏 anyway 😊
Hi thanos
This song has the second-best guitar solo of all time, in my opinion. The first, of course, being the outro to Comfortably Numb.
Shirlee Hicks every Gilmour solo is the best of all time.
I prefer Sorrow but anything DG does is gold.
That initial rage in the solo, which describes desperation for sudden conciousness and "getting late" sensation, before slowing down with chorus which reflects some kind of acceptance of time passing by...
A masterpiece.
You are 💯 correct
Freebird!
I love this girl! She has such a lovely, expressive face and you really see how much she *feels* music! Wonderful to see!
The Greatest Albumn of all time
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Come at me who denies it !!