@@Ballerheiko Absolutely agree with you, they are truely sumblime pieces of music. He, Klaus, was an awesome musician, such a shame that the greats of that era are slowly leaaving us now, but thankfully their legacies remain. I am now going to have to find more of Petes work. TY.
1. Code to Me 2. Bit (in the Synth) 3. On the Coding 4. NES 5. The Great Bitmap in the Console 6. Master System 7. Bit and Byte 8. Any Bit You Sound 9. Motherboard Damage 10. Pixelated
@@villan7hThe side opposite to the one getting sunlight, from our perspective (I'm almost positive you're on Earth too). In other words, the side we never see from here (due to Tidal Lock), which we wrongly called " the dark side", is now referred to as "the far side" (from Earth's perspective), which makes much more sense. But yep, it's all dark. I think he means.... lol. C'mon, it's poetry. Cheers!
@@TiagoCavalcanti-ji6hunot tidal lock but due to earth rotation period and moon revolution period being same, the side of moon facing earth stays the same always referred as the dark side. It's just dark to us.
Boiled down to 8-bit, you hear the barest bare-bones of the music - proving that wasn't just the cool effects and musicianship that made it great. _Dark Side of the Moon_ is timeless, and up there with the greatest of classical symphonies. It'll be just as renown a century from now as it was when it was released.
I turned this on while I was playing Mario Bros on my classic NES, and he stopped to listen, despite anything I could do with the controller. Needless to say, he died because the time ran out, but it was worth it because the Princess said, “Why should you be afraid of dyin’? There’s no reason for it. You’ve got to go sometime.”
OMG what an absolute POS. I only made it through three songs. Does he talk and read poems over every track? Apparently, he claims he was never appreciated enough for Dark Side but he's by far the richest member of the band and apparently a big manbaby... "I wrote The Dark Side of the Moon. Let’s get rid of all this ‘we’ crap,” Waters commented during an interview with The Telegraph about the album. “Of course we were a band, there were four of us, we all contributed - but it’s my project, and I wrote it."
The fact that you can handle actually listening to this is a testament to the strength of the compositions themselves. Even in this format, there is beauty and poignancy in these songs. That's why DSOTM is one of the greatest (If not THE greatest) rock albums in history. The whole was certainly better than the sum of its parts in any case.
Wow. I had my doubts when I clicked this, but I ended up listening to the whole thing. Very nice work! I could totally see Brain Damage playing as the credits run on an NES game.
OK I love this. The capture of each melodic stream, the averaging and compression, and the equalizing of volume among tracks is brilliant. The digital reduction reveals so many intricacies in the music you don't remember being there, yet do. Those low volume melodies follow the emotional context of the original music, but here they are loud and proud, and it really shows how the song was constructed. Cute graphic to boot.
Definitely! I gave that album one listen. It is so sad to think that of all my copies of Dark Side covered by other artists, someone finally made one that's worse than Flaming Lips' version, and it was achieved by one of the main original songwriters!
I first heard that song when I was a stoned 16-year-old. I'm now 54 and it has seemed more profound to me with each passing year. The lyrics seem so simple at first yet they completely hit the nail on the head. And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun But it's sinking Racing around to come up behind you again The sun is the same in a relative way But you're older Shorter of breath, and one day closer to death
I’m listening to this far longer than I thought. It really is beautiful to hear such a bare and raw showcase of this masterpiece. The note choices are so brilliant.
This is the background music for an "Ultima" Title never released. As I travel around the map going to different towns and Inns to find clues, "Breath" Plays. "On the Run" happens when bats attack you in the wilderness. "Time" plays while on a boat to cross to another island or continent. "Money" is obviously digging and collecting ore in the Dwarf mine.
This is just fantastic, a brilliant homage to Pink Floyd at their best. You’ve just nailed it, the most economical rendition possible, and yet masterful given what you chose to include and what you chose to leave out due to the eight bit format. Like the 2 bar arpeggio crescendo in Us & Them, as one of many examples. Bravo! Made me smile ear to ear for its entirety. I’m a lifelong Floyd fan & and now a fan of your channel too! Superb! Well done!
My heart felt all warm and fuzzy inside…I admit it I almost cried during Great Gig just as much as hearing the original one on the album ! 😅 This is all so very satisfying ! lol 🌘🌈
Listening to this I got a mental image of some sort of Maniac Mansion-like game with the four Pink Floyd bandmates as playable characters instead. And now I desperately want to play it but it doesn't exist. I think you screwed up my mind big time with this!
Definitely gives me a warm nostalgic feeling, like I am back in childhood cozying up on the couch with my Nintendo GBA and playing a game from a memory I can't piece together, but it feels right there in its place. Very nice work!
This is another evidence that "clockwork symphony" intro for "Time" must be the best piece of music ever written. Whatever ridiculous set of instruments is used to recreate it sounds like heaven (I sincerely recommend You all to find the a capella version by Vocomotion - it's OUR OF THIS UNIVERSE). But this is excellent as a whole, great job! Fun fact: first time I heard Mike Oldfield's "Tubular bells" was a C64 demo sometime around 1988 ;)
I’d particularly like to point out the performance of the 7th bit on The Great Gig in the Sky. Just nails it. The others are at their peak as well, there’s no question. But what the 7th bit is doing is simply transcendent.
These are the games I feel these songs would fit in: Breathe - Space invaders On the Run - Defender Time - Prince of Persia The Great Gig in The Sky - Clastlevania Money - Ghosts 'n Goblins Us and Them - Arkanoid Any Color You Like - Tetris Brain Damage - Legend of Zelda Eclipse - Another World
Not gonna lie... This is *exactly* how my PC sounded in 1992 when playing MOD music files thru its infernal, er, internal speaker. Sometimes interposed by the dial-up modem sounds of reconnecting back to the BBS for another large 140Kb file. Good times.
Imagine playing a video game in the early 90's and it was like some kind of Zelda RPG isometric but with platformer bonus levels for faster bits. Dayum
I f***ng love it, been a gamer for the last 42 years, yup, I'm old, and of course Floyd is my favorite non metal band, so now I'm curious how my favorite metal song would sound the 8 bit way, so I won't ask you to do the whole album, just 1 song, please!! Phantom of the Opera by Iron Maiden. The original version please!!!
At first, I took it as a joke, but the more I was listening the more I was carried by the power of your music combined with the power of my imagination. I really appreciated your effort to transcript the vocal in the great gig in the sky. Perfect for the end of my acid.
This was superbly done! I don't know if you have ever heard any of the Peter Gabriel Era of Genesis, but some of their songs would sound amazing 8-bit. Excellent work on this album! 🤘🤘🤘 Thanks for making my day.
Hanging on in 8-Bit desperation is the English way
That line made me so sad and mad at the same time but fully eclipses the opposite point of the album. such a amazing album
Nailed it!
Aww, very clever 😅❤❤
The space is gone, the memories full up...
@@meh3247 "STOP IT!!.. Or I'm gonna CANCEL CULTURE you!!!"-The Far Left
"The Dark Side Of The Moog."
Lol
That would be such a better pun if Robert Moog's name was pronounced the way its spelled instead of rhyming with 'mode.'
@@donbirren9401 It's true...
really can recommend the 4 LP's "The dark side of the Moog 1-4", great piece of musik by Klaus Schulze and Pete Namlook.
@@Ballerheiko Absolutely agree with you, they are truely sumblime pieces of music. He, Klaus, was an awesome musician, such a shame that the greats of that era are slowly leaaving us now, but thankfully their legacies remain. I am now going to have to find more of Petes work. TY.
The Dark Bit of the Byte
🤣
1. Code to Me
2. Bit (in the Synth)
3. On the Coding
4. NES
5. The Great Bitmap in the Console
6. Master System
7. Bit and Byte
8. Any Bit You Sound
9. Motherboard Damage
10. Pixelated
@@carachamadofinger4640 kekw
@@carachamadofinger4640 9. Bug Damage
why NES for 4 tho? @@carachamadofinger4640
"I'm not afraid of game over, anytime, I don't mind"
Why should I be afraid of game over? There’s no reason for it. You gotta lose sometime.
Hardcore gameeeeeer
matter of fact: it's all dark
why tho?
@@overidizBecause only the sun makes it appear that there's one bright side of the Moon
Brain damage just doesn’t make any logical sense then 😭, “I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon” WHICH SIDE WATERS
@@villan7hThe side opposite to the one getting sunlight, from our perspective (I'm almost positive you're on Earth too). In other words, the side we never see from here (due to Tidal Lock), which we wrongly called " the dark side", is now referred to as "the far side" (from Earth's perspective), which makes much more sense. But yep, it's all dark. I think he means.... lol. C'mon, it's poetry. Cheers!
@@TiagoCavalcanti-ji6hunot tidal lock but due to earth rotation period and moon revolution period being same, the side of moon facing earth stays the same always referred as the dark side. It's just dark to us.
My ears hear the 8-bit, but my brain feeds me the vinyl version. Great experience.
❤❤❤❤
I was thinking that same. I still have the album.
indeed...especially at 6:43 I don't missing any musical notes....there all coming up in my head.
Yes! This exact sentiment 👌
haha same here
"Okay," I thought. "This is cute. I'll listen to a few minutes and go to bed." Then I couldn't stop.
Thanks Dale
Same
@@Finch460 :)
Same here
@drdalewisely
Boiled down to 8-bit, you hear the barest bare-bones of the music - proving that wasn't just the cool effects and musicianship that made it great. _Dark Side of the Moon_ is timeless, and up there with the greatest of classical symphonies. It'll be just as renown a century from now as it was when it was released.
Exactly!
Do not exaggerate
100%. Astoundingly, this music still kicks ass, even in this format.
Exactly what I was thinking, even in it's simplest form, it's still genius.
@@timdene Definitely. This version strips it down to its simplest form - just melodies and harmonies - and it's _still_ absolutely beautiful.
I found an 8 bit version of “The Wizard of Oz”.
Played together is magical.
🌈🥰
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Well done!
Hahaha😂
Hahaha I was wondering if I was going to see this comment 🤣
Got the WOO on VHS, nobody I know has a player anymore. Damn it.
The fact that this album sounds great even as 8-bit synth proves that it´s just outstanding piece of work.
It probably is, It's just not for me unfortunately. Hopefully you respect that.
Now do echos
Need this so bad
your profil pc says everything@@Milk88488
Nah all of Meddle
He upload the meddle album
Echoes
Well this certainly made me... smile like an idiot for 41 minutes.
🫡
Your post made me laugh out of
happiness
You are not alone
Gilmour and Waters: "Shit, why didn't we think of doing it this way?"
Because digital recording was still 0-bit in 1973?
Guess wet blankets weren’t made until now 😂
Because shit is exactly what they'd have.
@@UFO314159 to be fair, electronic music, though rather primitive, did exist in 1973
@@UFO314159 Synthetizers ! Actually, there=s a lot in this album :)
This is the version they put on the Voyager space craft due to 1970s data storage limitations.
Fun fact: I've always been mad, I know I've been mad
You had to explain why you were mad, even if you were not mad
Like the most of us are
That is a fun fact
I've been pushed over the edge by yonks; been working me buns off for bands
I've been mad for fuckin years
So there's a band called Pink Floyd that's done all of this on different instruments and added lyrics
Oh really?
@@overidizI think he forgot the question mark at the end as this was a query.
i absolutely love the great "bit" in the sky
Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Id love to hear One of These Days like this. Echoes would also be a banger on this.
might as well do meddle at that point lol
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Animals.
I turned this on while I was playing Mario Bros on my classic NES, and he stopped to listen, despite anything I could do with the controller.
Needless to say, he died because the time ran out, but it was worth it because the Princess said, “Why should you be afraid of dyin’? There’s no reason for it. You’ve got to go sometime.”
Any Colour You Like has always been my all-tme favorite song
favourite lyrics on the whole album 🙂
Mine as well. I have the song as ringtone❤
'Hanging on in lo fi desperation is the English way ...'
The EARTHLY way😊
This is not lo fi, dude...
What is that from?
el estilo Latino es dejar de estar desesperado
David, it’s dangerous to go alone! Take this!
*Got a Fender Stratocaster Guitar*
I'd listen to this a thousand times over before listening to Roger Waters Dark Side of the Moon Redux for a second time.
OMG what an absolute POS. I only made it through three songs. Does he talk and read poems over every track? Apparently, he claims he was never appreciated enough for Dark Side but he's by far the richest member of the band and apparently a big manbaby... "I wrote The Dark Side of the Moon. Let’s get rid of all this ‘we’ crap,” Waters commented during an interview with The Telegraph about the album. “Of course we were a band, there were four of us, we all contributed - but it’s my project, and I wrote it."
Agreed 100%
I admire your willpower to get thru it once.....absolute mince. I fully expect him to re do Pompei next. Dont spoil the legacy Roger
I actually enjoyed Time, from the perspective of an old man looking back on his life. But yeah, the rest was awful.
Yeah, it was hell going through that Redux version. Roger needs honest people around him to tell him he's done making great albums.
This is definitely going on my playlist
I've listened to DSOtM for over 40 yrs and this is superb.
The fact that you can handle actually listening to this is a testament to the strength of the compositions themselves. Even in this format, there is beauty and poignancy in these songs. That's why DSOTM is one of the greatest (If not THE greatest) rock albums in history. The whole was certainly better than the sum of its parts in any case.
Wow. I had my doubts when I clicked this, but I ended up listening to the whole thing. Very nice work!
I could totally see Brain Damage playing as the credits run on an NES game.
Thanks
Me: *playing old video games the whole day*
My mom: "The lunatic is in your head (hahahaha)"
I didn't know I wanted this. Why am I already on "money" singing along? I was only gonna listen for a minute!
🥰
Every day the paper boy brings more ❤
35:49 ❤️❤️
Legend
only on Atari System 2
Somewhere an ai is hearing this for the first time and thinking its the greatest thing ever made.
🤖♥️
Fun fact: I'm not afraid of dying. Any time will do, I don't mind.
Why should i be afraid of dying? No reason for it
@@Какой-тоБлогер-ц8г you've got to do it some time
Gotta go sometime
That is a fun fact
@@Какой-тоБлогер-ц8г i'm afraid of what happens after death. " I am hollow... and I will live forever."
If Pink Floyd may have created soundtrack for 8 bit Zelda it would sound like this...
Oh yeah, a bit more psychelic
Absolutely in the right, that geezer was cruisin for a bruisin.
Finally a good youtube recommendation
It’s been all
Political crap lately! Agreed!
OK I love this. The capture of each melodic stream, the averaging and compression, and the equalizing of volume among tracks is brilliant. The digital reduction reveals so many intricacies in the music you don't remember being there, yet do. Those low volume melodies follow the emotional context of the original music, but here they are loud and proud, and it really shows how the song was constructed. Cute graphic to boot.
Press play when the lion roars for the third time
Why is this so weirdly comforting
The Great Gigabit In The Sky
Who found this strangely satisfying? This simple version just goes to prove that this album is one of the greatest pieces of music writing in history.
I would like to listen "The 8-bit at the gates of dawn"
Better than Roger’s redux
thanks haha
Definitely!
Definitely! I gave that album one listen. It is so sad to think that of all my copies of Dark Side covered by other artists, someone finally made one that's worse than Flaming Lips' version, and it was achieved by one of the main original songwriters!
I would buy this on Vinyl! I love how Time sounds in 8-bit.
u.u
It must have been a hard job to isolate the essencial notes from the original piece. Respect!
Thanks bro
Better than pretty much everything the music industry releases these days.
Time manages to make my cry even in 8-bit.
I first heard that song when I was a stoned 16-year-old. I'm now 54 and it has seemed more profound to me with each passing year. The lyrics seem so simple at first yet they completely hit the nail on the head.
And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun
But it's sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way
But you're older
Shorter of breath, and one day closer to death
@@galesito1733 oh boy, you are my father's age
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omfg same
god i love how the melody phrasing fits into the low voice count
I’m listening to this far longer than I thought. It really is beautiful to hear such a bare and raw showcase of this masterpiece. The note choices are so brilliant.
“Us and Them” hits differently now
This is the background music for an "Ultima" Title never released.
As I travel around the map going to different towns and Inns to find clues, "Breath" Plays.
"On the Run" happens when bats attack you in the wilderness.
"Time" plays while on a boat to cross to another island or continent.
"Money" is obviously digging and collecting ore in the Dwarf mine.
Do you have your cloth map out as well??
Even in 8-bit, this album still slays. Also, thank you to whoever took the time to do this.
🫡
This is just fantastic, a brilliant homage to Pink Floyd at their best. You’ve just nailed it, the most economical rendition possible, and yet masterful given what you chose to include and what you chose to leave out due to the eight bit format. Like the 2 bar arpeggio crescendo in Us & Them, as one of many examples. Bravo! Made me smile ear to ear for its entirety. I’m a lifelong Floyd fan & and now a fan of your channel too! Superb! Well done!
Thanks sir
@jginfographics @overidiz came here to say this. It must have been such a pain in the ass. In a good way!
My heart felt all warm and fuzzy inside…I admit it I almost cried during Great Gig just as much as hearing the original one on the album ! 😅
This is all so very satisfying ! lol 🌘🌈
I feel like this is the way the album was originally intended to sound, it's just the technology just wasn't there in 1973.
This is probably one of the best videos I have seen all year.
Thanks
The video is only 5 seconds and repeating, you should listen to the music... 😂
"I dont know; I was really drunk at the time."
Listening to this I got a mental image of some sort of Maniac Mansion-like game with the four Pink Floyd bandmates as playable characters instead. And now I desperately want to play it but it doesn't exist. I think you screwed up my mind big time with this!
Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it. We've gotta go sometime...
this is incredible, i love 8bit music, i love this album… god i’m so happy i found this
Perfect for an eclipse day! The whole time listening I was waiting for a Radiohead song to start.
Pink Floyd are so much of geniuses that it sounds good even on 8-bit
such geniuses!
The great gig in the sky ❤
I'm dead❤
On the Run got my anxiety levels rising imagining I need to outrun the scrolling screen and jumping over enemies.
brain damage... ❤
these comments taken out of context are hilarious haha
@@jumbledfox2098 LMAO
@@jumbledfox2098 "this fellow is 💔" energy lmao
"Thank you for playing"
on the run sounds like the original
The 8-Bit synth is in my head, The 8-Bit synth is in my head
Definitely gives me a warm nostalgic feeling, like I am back in childhood cozying up on the couch with my Nintendo GBA and playing a game from a memory I can't piece together, but it feels right there in its place. Very nice work!
Thanks bro
This is another evidence that "clockwork symphony" intro for "Time" must be the best piece of music ever written. Whatever ridiculous set of instruments is used to recreate it sounds like heaven (I sincerely recommend You all to find the a capella version by Vocomotion - it's OUR OF THIS UNIVERSE). But this is excellent as a whole, great job! Fun fact: first time I heard Mike Oldfield's "Tubular bells" was a C64 demo sometime around 1988 ;)
This feels like Roger Wilco running around in the space junk freighter.
I’d particularly like to point out the performance of the 7th bit on The Great Gig in the Sky. Just nails it. The others are at their peak as well, there’s no question. But what the 7th bit is doing is simply transcendent.
This is what plays when you beat the 3rd quest of Zelda
These are the games I feel these songs would fit in:
Breathe - Space invaders
On the Run - Defender
Time - Prince of Persia
The Great Gig in The Sky - Clastlevania
Money - Ghosts 'n Goblins
Us and Them - Arkanoid
Any Color You Like - Tetris
Brain Damage - Legend of Zelda
Eclipse - Another World
The wall version plz🥹
It's so quantised. You can here every note of the melody without the distraction of the musicians' artistry. Just the genius of the writing.
Fun fact: I can't think of anything to say except (laughs) I think it's marvellous!
Btw this is epic:)
Thanks sir
@@overidiz no problem 👍
And if the band you're in starts playing 8-bit tunes
I'll see you on the side of the moon
Congratz this video broke through the Algorhythm! You've gone viral!
Hope so, thanks
The Dark Side Of The Moon is my favourite album of all time, and this 8-bit version is so well produced that I could listen all day.
Time 인트로(Intro)에서 뭔가 보라타운(Lavender Town) 비슷한 느낌이 ㅋㅋㅋ
I inadvertently played this at double speed and was perplexed by the jubilation. However, upon reducing the speed, I couldn't help but smile.
Omg
This is epic, the grat gig in the sky is flawless
Us and them is fantastic. Just shows how beautifully the original was crafted. Loving this in 8bit.
This is better than the version of Roger Waters
Thanks
Absolutely.....Redux should have been called Regurgitated.....because it was vomit.
I cant feel my face.... but i can feel the sound as vibrations in my nose.... and then BOOM. Waaaaah
wow this actually can be played live on 8 bit hardware
good job!
Stuck some wet reverb over this, the experience is fantastic.
Great Beep In the Sky
Not gonna lie... This is *exactly* how my PC sounded in 1992 when playing MOD music files thru its infernal, er, internal speaker. Sometimes interposed by the dial-up modem sounds of reconnecting back to the BBS for another large 140Kb file.
Good times.
Wow! I, like many others, was just gonna listen for a bit to hear what it sounded like but stayed for the whole thing. Wonderful!
Thanks sir
If there was a pixel videogame that used this version of dark side of the moon i think it would be my favourite game ever
I was pissed I couldn't stream the 50th anniversary edition on Atmos quality, so this is a nice alternative.
Now do this in surround.
Imagine playing a video game in the early 90's and it was like some kind of Zelda RPG isometric but with platformer bonus levels for faster bits. Dayum
Fun fact: If you give them a quick short, sharp, shock, they don't do it again. Dig it?
Stripping away the 120 other bits brings out the musical genius behind this album even more.
I see Mario and Luigi running around the moon. Nice playing!
I f***ng love it, been a gamer for the last 42 years, yup, I'm old, and of course Floyd is my favorite non metal band, so now I'm curious how my favorite metal song would sound the 8 bit way, so I won't ask you to do the whole album, just 1 song, please!! Phantom of the Opera by Iron Maiden. The original version please!!!
I can do that, for sure
Now we need 8-bit the division bell
ok sir
@@overidizsoon sir?
A labour of love. Wow.
Remarkably, this ticks a couple of the dozen boxes the original ticks.
Sonic on the dreamcast here come.
Dang, my TV don't have the connections anymore.
You can find an HDMI converter for almost any standard video connector from the 70s to the 00s.
At first, I took it as a joke, but the more I was listening the more I was carried by the power of your music combined with the power of my imagination. I really appreciated your effort to transcript the vocal in the great gig in the sky. Perfect for the end of my acid.
Thanks sir
This was superbly done! I don't know if you have ever heard any of the Peter Gabriel Era of Genesis, but some of their songs would sound amazing 8-bit. Excellent work on this album! 🤘🤘🤘 Thanks for making my day.
Thanks so much, im gonna hear that right now