I really enjoy your reactions to Pink Floyd. You see I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan since the early 70s, when they were really starting to be known in the U.S. They are a phenomenal band that creates the most passionate, emotion filled music you'll ever hear from a Rock band. Listeners to Pink Floyd FEEL their music as much as listen to it. The lady singing here is the incredible Clair Torry, a 25 year old unknown British singer that Pink Floyd contracted to do this one song. They told her what they wanted, and they suggested that she think about death and horror,... and then go into the studio and improvise something over the music. She did 3 takes and Pink Floyd used a blend of all three on the recording. I think you would really enjoy 'Comfortably Numb',... a Classic Pink Floyd song from The Wall album. The studio version is incredible, and the live performances are simply off the charts! And there are many live performances of the song, one of the most iconic is from their 1994 Pulse Concert. Many have said David Gilmours guitar solo from that song, from that Pulse concert, was the "Greatest Guitar Solo of All Time",... quite an endorsement. I'll be looking for more PF, thanks!
Thank you so much! I've actually listened and reacted to comfortably numb, it was the first pink floyd i ever listened to! It opened up the rabbit hole i'm stuck in right now and not wanting to get out! I'm so looking forward to watching the live performance!
I do too. This song takes me to another place ❤️ I love Pink Floyd since I was a kid and I am now 37. This song still gets me teary eyed. Like you said Rock on Pink Floyd ❤️
@@TheMartjl28 The entire album is a masterpiece. I can't just listen to one or two songs, I have to listen to the whole thing from start to finish. It's one of the greatest pieces of art ever created. I discover something new each time I hear it, and I cry to at least one of the songs, every time.
I've heard this maybe a thousand times, and it still gets me. Thanks to Alan Parsons for insisting that they Use Clare Torry for this, what an amazing talent. She briing us through the struggle of dying beautifully.
Clare Torry knocked so many socks off of folks with this studio recording, performed after only a couple run-throughs with minimal suggestions and instructions from the band members. She's immortal now. There are several female vocalists who've done pretty good versions, but Clare's is the original and the others are simply following her footsteps.
@@bikbok1019 Mine too, I still have it, along with the The Wal. Two treasured possessions. My eldest loves Floyd and a number of other early 70's bands, which just makes me feel warm inside.
I've listened to this song countless times and shed tears every time, it just gets me. With her voice she takes us through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. Amazing!
My father passed away last December. He was 70 years old. He has been a pianist and musician all of his life. I’m 30 years old and grew up with my aunt and my dad together listening to Pink Floyd and playing music. I haven’t listened to PF for a while now but just went back to it. That song especially makes me cry so much… I don’t even usually cry, it’s very rare. It not just makes me cry but makes me feel so connected with my father. It is so special. I don’t even exaggerate, it’s just happening like that.
Great Gig in the Sky is about death and a persons natural reactions to it. The first part is denial then rage and finally acceptance. The singer's name is Clare Tory and she opened her soul and let it bleed in this song. She performed two complete takes, the second one more emotional than the first. David Gilmour asked for a third take, but halfway through Torry stopped, feeling she was getting repetitive and had already done the best she could.
The thing about Dark Side Of The Moon is that is is really one whole piece, flowing one song into the next. To get the full impact, it's best to listen to the whole album at once, straight through.
Well, two connected pieces. You're allowed to stop and recover after this one before you stagger over to the record player and turn it over for the second half.
Im very familiar with the greatness of pink floyd. Whats shocking to me is how incredibly beautiful you are! Good heavens! Thx for the reaction, my friend ❤
I get emotional too. I saved all my paper-round money and bought DSOTM. Nearly 50 years later, I still get emotional listening. I was lucky to see Pink Floyd 2nd night of The Wall. I am so happy to see all your reactions. Thank you for sharing, you're beautiful.
It's such an amazing performance. She sure set the bar high. Can you imagine the tough job for any singer trying to do this (or just anything similar) on stage at any of their gigs after this, to a large audience who had all heard this previously. Must have been one of the hardest jobs in music history.
Hello Sister Sarah, the singer was told to sing about death without using words. This voice was her addition and pinkfloyd added the ambiance to perfection. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Pink Floyd is simply the greatest band ever and Dark Side of the Moon is a masterpiece. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them live three times. I also saw Roger solo three times and Dave solo four times! I'll never forget being 10th row at the LA sports arena and Dave was standing on top of "The Wall" playing the Comfortably numb solo!!
Clare Torry is the singer, she was a session singer and she got paid £30, in the end she went to court for amore appropriate (undisclosed sum) because she felt she co wrote the song with her amazing vocals. She won the case. Dark Side of The Moon is amazing and you really have to lie in a dark room to let it take over. I love your reaction,
interesting facts that I never heard before but tbh it is irrelevant to the reaction of the music don't you think... if I just heard about this 45 years later, why would a brand new first time listener even care. Just sayin'
The song always reminds me of my mother protecting me as child. I lost her in a terrible way far too young. Thank you for allowing the music to take you to those other places. That’s the Pink Floyd way.
And she did it in one or two takes. She did it once and they said Again and she did it Again and they said Again and she said No, That's all I had. And a couple of weeks she's in a record store and Hears herself!!! Whoa ♥️ I think she got like a hundred or maybe a couple hundred bucks for the gig, but she toured with them a little bit, I think. Peace Love and Understanding ( or ROCKNROLL). ♥️🌵
I was surprised that she was a tiny WHITE CHICK!!! (I'm white, weird, huh? She just sounded like I'd never heard a white chick sound. I thought. Then I found out that I've been listening to Timi Yuro singing What's a Matter, Baby? (Is it hurtin' you) since I don't know the early 60s and I just found out a couple of years ago that she was. She was Italian-American and she was trained for Opera! Great Blue-Eyed Soul!!!
There are lyrics you just have to listen carefully. First is at the beginning.... Man speaking: And I am not frightened of dying Any time will do, I don't mind Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime The second is towards the end and you really have to listen for it... Woman says: If you can hear this whispering you are dying
This song has such a common thread at least to me. The man talking at the beginning sets the theme. And then the haunting soulful voice seems to take us through the universal human experience of death. At first, she fights it, tries to resist, refuses to believe it. Then as reality sets in she is overwhelmed with grief over an un finished life. Later as she seems to finally accept it, she begins to feel melancholy peace, and a new appreciation of life. Beutiful.
Sarah your reaction to this song is my favourite, I seem to be addicted to it as I have now watched it 4 times. Watching a truly soulful woman become so emotionally in tune with an incredibly soulful singer well I just luv it..scuse me while I dry my eyes..
I distinctly remembering the first time I heard this song. 1973, I was 14, in a car when it came on the radio. What did I just hear? I new it was special then and remains special. After all these years I never get tired of hearing it.
Yes, Miss Sarah this is an emotional song simply because Pink Floyd digs deep into thew farthermost recesses of your inner core to grab your soul and take it on a universal journey of events and places you've never experienced only to land you safely back onto terra firma. Enjoyed much your reaction as it gives me a refreshed perspective on Floyd music as opposed to my teen years in growing up listening to Floyd records and concerts. Your genuine reaction does amaze me on how you yung'uns bridge the great divide in genera, culture and race in proving us all as one. Music is the universal language...thanks much for shedding light on that...
It's always wonderful to watch a new generation discovering Pink Floyd. I remember buying The Dark Side Of The Moon as a 14 year old in 1973 upon its release and being completely blown away by it and then rushing to friends house and telling him that he HAD to hear this. Still have that original copy that is now pretty beat up. God only knows how many times I played it.
Following the song Time that talks about the perception of individual life in the sense of time and time waisted before we die, this song is about the process of death, the grieving, mourning and acceptance of death presented in pure emotion rather than words. Just brilliant stuff.
Songs like this is why this album was on the Billboard album charts for 950 weeks. I absolutely love watching someone reacting and hearing this song for the first time. Thank you for sharing your video
Weirdest compliment in the world to say somebody has the most melodic, beautiful screaming but it's true. That is the melancholic performance of Clare Torry.
The history of this song, the band wanted a singer to sing a song that portrays "death". They hired this lady, who never heard of Pink Floyd and when she listened to their songs didn't like them. BUT the band was so nuts over her singing they did this in one take!
So beautiful watching you listen to that for the first time. Like the previous commenter, I have heard this song so many times since the album was released and I still get emotional listening to it.
You go young person,..you go,..its such a joy seeing the reaction ya'll have to this old music,..I use to think,..it was just us when we were young, because of the time we were living in,.the times now,..I wasn't sure this music would touch ya'll like it did us ,..but I see it pretty much is breaking through,..and I pray it will stay with you,.and half century from now, that you'll still be struck by it and listening to it as we have,..keep going,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
I'm 57 years old and a huge Pink Floyd fan. You're emotional reaction was the same as mine watching your reaction. Every time I listen to this song, I shed tears. It's just beautiful...
Yeah, it's just oldies rock and roll. The longer I live, the more I feel blessed I grew up in the 1970s listening to this kind of music. And these Floyd tunes just barely skim the surface. Like that filmy outer layer of an onion before you get to the tasty layers within.
I heard that Pink Floyd got their name from their two favorite artists which were a blues player with the last name pink and the other blues player with the last name Floyd and you have Pink Floyd.
I really enjoy your reactions to Pink Floyd. You see I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan since the early 70s, when they were really starting to be known in the U.S. They are a phenomenal band that creates the most passionate, emotion filled music you'll ever hear from a Rock band. Listeners to Pink Floyd FEEL their music as much as listen to it.
The lady singing here is the incredible Clair Torry, a 25 year old unknown British singer that Pink Floyd contracted to do this one song. They told her what they wanted, and they suggested that she think about death and horror,... and then go into the studio and improvise something over the music. She did 3 takes and Pink Floyd used a blend of all three on the recording.
I think you would really enjoy 'Comfortably Numb',... a Classic Pink Floyd song from The Wall album. The studio version is incredible, and the live performances are simply off the charts! And there are many live performances of the song, one of the most iconic is from their 1994 Pulse Concert. Many have said David Gilmours guitar solo from that song, from that Pulse concert, was the "Greatest Guitar Solo of All Time",... quite an endorsement.
I'll be looking for more PF, thanks!
Thank you so much! I've actually listened and reacted to comfortably numb, it was the first pink floyd i ever listened to! It opened up the rabbit hole i'm stuck in right now and not wanting to get out! I'm so looking forward to watching the live performance!
@@SarahDengler The "Pompei" Comfortably Numb is the best.
@@martink3804 Pulse by far actually
Pink Floyd is *real* music. I've enjoyed it since the 70s :) - I'm 59 and this still brings tears to my eyes.
I do too. This song takes me to another place ❤️ I love Pink Floyd since I was a kid and I am now 37. This song still gets me teary eyed. Like you said Rock on Pink Floyd ❤️
I’ve listened to this masterpiece a million times and I still get emotional….and I’m 68…….rock on Pink Floyd…
Amazing!
Has the same effect on me, been a pink floyd fan for over 40 years, 60 now. Never get tired of their music 👍👍👍
Right there with you Jeff. Same age - same emotions always!
@@TheMartjl28 The entire album is a masterpiece. I can't just listen to one or two songs, I have to listen to the whole thing from start to finish. It's one of the greatest pieces of art ever created. I discover something new each time I hear it, and I cry to at least one of the songs, every time.
Im right with you. I'm 51 yrs old and this song is flawless, perfection
When you cry to this song, you know you are human.
Amen!
She was asked to sing about those that have been told that they are dying and the stages they go through.
I've heard this maybe a thousand times, and it still gets me. Thanks to Alan Parsons for insisting that they Use Clare Torry for this, what an amazing talent. She briing us through the struggle of dying beautifully.
Clare Torry knocked so many socks off of folks with this studio recording, performed after only a couple run-throughs with minimal suggestions and instructions from the band members. She's immortal now. There are several female vocalists who've done pretty good versions, but Clare's is the original and the others are simply following her footsteps.
Shes amazing
“I am not frightened of dying… anytime will do.”
I'm 62, heard it a million times and still cried right along with you. Good job
After 48 years, this song still does this to me every freaking time!
Dark side of the moon was the first record I bought myself. I was 14. And got totally hooked, and still is. Their music is timeless.
@@bikbok1019 Mine too, I still have it, along with the The Wal. Two treasured possessions. My eldest loves Floyd and a number of other early 70's bands, which just makes me feel warm inside.
I've listened to this song countless times and shed tears every time, it just gets me. With her voice she takes us through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. Amazing!
My father passed away last December. He was 70 years old. He has been a pianist and musician all of his life. I’m 30 years old and grew up with my aunt and my dad together listening to Pink Floyd and playing music. I haven’t listened to PF for a while now but just went back to it. That song especially makes me cry so much… I don’t even usually cry, it’s very rare. It not just makes me cry but makes me feel so connected with my father. It is so special. I don’t even exaggerate, it’s just happening like that.
The deeper you dive into Pink Floyd the farther away the bottom of the rabbit hole gets!
I'm excited about whats coming next!
Great Gig in the Sky is about death and a persons natural reactions to it. The first part is denial then rage and finally acceptance. The singer's name is Clare Tory and she opened her soul and let it bleed in this song. She performed two complete takes, the second one more emotional than the first. David Gilmour asked for a third take, but halfway through Torry stopped, feeling she was getting repetitive and had already done the best she could.
I didn’t know that. Thanks
The thing about Dark Side Of The Moon is that is is really one whole piece, flowing one song into the next. To get the full impact, it's best to listen to the whole album at once, straight through.
100%.
Well, two connected pieces. You're allowed to stop and recover after this one before you stagger over to the record player and turn it over for the second half.
True
If you talking about an album that is a seamless journey start to finish this one stands on its own IMO
i'd jsut written the same thing..
Don't be ashamed to show emotion to this song Sarah, I'm 70 and still get a lump in my throat listening to this classic album.
Im very familiar with the greatness of pink floyd. Whats shocking to me is how incredibly beautiful you are! Good heavens! Thx for the reaction, my friend ❤
thank you!😅
The Greatest Female Vocal of all time. No one even comes close, and I like lots of female singers. Carole, Joni, Carli, Karen.
I get emotional too. I saved all my paper-round money and bought DSOTM. Nearly 50 years later, I still get emotional listening. I was lucky to see Pink Floyd 2nd night of The Wall. I am so happy to see all your reactions. Thank you for sharing, you're beautiful.
A very moving vocal performance. ...by Clare Torry. .....Absolutely Brilliant and Beautiful.
If memory serves me this was recorded in one take. If your not moved you've lost your soul. Beautiful.
That's why The Dark Side of the Moon is still relevant today. It's one of the greatest albums ever.
It's such an amazing performance. She sure set the bar high.
Can you imagine the tough job for any singer trying to do this (or just anything similar) on stage at any of their gigs after this, to a large audience who had all heard this previously. Must have been one of the hardest jobs in music history.
I can imagine 🤣 its going to be a tough one
The Australian Floyd tribute band uses two singers, probably for that very reason.
Hello Sister Sarah, the singer was told to sing about death without using words. This voice was her addition and pinkfloyd added the ambiance to perfection. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thank you so much for watching
They asked her to sing as if she had died and was going to Heaven...she says it all without saying a word.
Pink Floyd is simply the greatest band ever and Dark Side of the Moon is a masterpiece. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them live three times. I also saw Roger solo three times and Dave solo four times! I'll never forget being 10th row at the LA sports arena and Dave was standing on top of "The Wall" playing the Comfortably numb solo!!
I used to feel insecure if I didn't posess 5 copies of DSOTM. I had it in a couple of different formats, just in case. ♥️🌵
So nice to see young people of today reacting to the music of my youth. Pink Floyd is one of the best groups ever. Love them
Clare Torry is the singer, she was a session singer and she got paid £30, in the end she went to court for amore appropriate (undisclosed sum) because she felt she co wrote the song with her amazing vocals. She won the case.
Dark Side of The Moon is amazing and you really have to lie in a dark room to let it take over.
I love your reaction,
Thank you so much!
interesting facts that I never heard before but tbh it is irrelevant to the reaction of the music don't you think... if I just heard about this 45 years later, why would a brand new first time listener even care. Just sayin'
@@artsilva Bet you're a blast at parties
@@KevinStriker I bet you get kicked out of parties for being a dick like that.
The point being, am I right or am I right?!
@@artsilva shut up
Welcome to Pink Floyd.
Thank you! 😅
Music for the soul.
Absolutely beautiful female vocals. I never get tired of this. Wow!
Absolutely!
I've known this song for 15 years and I still tear up when I hear this too
Its an absolute masterpiece
Whenever life hits those breaking points, just reel it right back in with some Floyd.
Its so relatable 👌
it's heavy on an emotional level
The legendary Clare Torry - always sends shivers
I'm 60 years old, still goosebumps.
it never stops does it?!
You're a very beautiful Woman and your reaction is just right from the heart.
You're a Beautiful Human Being
Peace
Thank you 😊🙏
The song always reminds me of my mother protecting me as child. I lost her in a terrible way far too young. Thank you for allowing the music to take you to those other places. That’s the Pink Floyd way.
Thank you so much, and i'm so sorry for your loss.
I just read your comment. Try listening to Mother by Pink Floyd
The beauty of Claire's vocalisation always brings a tear to my eye..
its hard to find a more beautiful piece of music.from ANY era or genre.no words, but conveys the message clearly to your soul.
Greatest vocal performance ever.... and not ONE lyric in the song.
And she did it in one or two takes. She did it once and they said Again and she did it Again and they said Again and she said No, That's all I had. And a couple of weeks she's in a record store and Hears herself!!!
Whoa ♥️ I think she got like a hundred or maybe a couple hundred bucks for the gig, but she toured with them a little bit, I think. Peace Love and Understanding ( or ROCKNROLL). ♥️🌵
I was surprised that she was a tiny WHITE CHICK!!! (I'm white, weird, huh? She just sounded like I'd never heard a white chick sound. I thought. Then I found out that I've been listening to Timi Yuro singing What's a Matter, Baby? (Is it hurtin' you) since I don't know the early 60s and I just found out a couple of years ago that she was. She was Italian-American and she was trained for Opera! Great Blue-Eyed Soul!!!
There are lyrics you just have to listen carefully.
First is at the beginning....
Man speaking:
And I am not frightened of dying
Any time will do, I don't mind
Why should I be frightened of dying?
There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime
The second is towards the end and you really have to listen for it...
Woman says:
If you can hear this whispering you are dying
The one song that says everything without saying a word.
Beautiful reaction Sarah. Thanks for sharing. Made me cry too. Again.
Thank you for watching😊
This song has such a common thread at least to me. The man talking at the beginning sets the theme. And then the haunting soulful voice seems to take us through the universal human experience of death. At first, she fights it, tries to resist, refuses to believe it. Then as reality sets in she is overwhelmed with grief over an un finished life. Later as she seems to finally accept it, she begins to feel melancholy peace, and a new appreciation of life. Beutiful.
Some artists have incredible talent waiting to get out, then one opens her mouth and an angel speaks.
Honestly
Pure soul...the singer totally bared her soul for us to experience...very emotional moment for me. Love your reviews!
I am so jealous of you. I don't remember life without this song being in it. Sometimes I wish I could hear it for the first time.
Welcome to one of the Gods of music- Pink Floyd is Legend
Thank you!
Sarah your reaction to this song is my favourite, I seem to be addicted to it as I have now watched it 4 times. Watching a truly soulful woman become so emotionally in tune with an incredibly soulful singer well I just luv it..scuse me while I dry my eyes..
Thank you so much!
@@SarahDengler your very welcome gorgeous woman Sarah..
I distinctly remembering the first time I heard this song. 1973, I was 14, in a car when it came on the radio. What did I just hear? I new it was special then and remains special. After all these years I never get tired of hearing it.
Evergreen
Yes, Miss Sarah this is an emotional song simply because Pink Floyd digs deep into thew farthermost recesses of your inner core to grab your soul and take it on a universal journey of events and places you've never experienced only to land you safely back onto terra firma. Enjoyed much your reaction as it gives me a refreshed perspective on Floyd music as opposed to my teen years in growing up listening to Floyd records and concerts. Your genuine reaction does amaze me on how you yung'uns bridge the great divide in genera, culture and race in proving us all as one. Music is the universal language...thanks much for shedding light on that...
It's Mrs. but Thanks!
It's always wonderful to watch a new generation discovering Pink Floyd. I remember buying The Dark Side Of The Moon as a 14 year old in 1973 upon its release and being completely blown away by it and then rushing to friends house and telling him that he HAD to hear this. Still have that original copy that is now pretty beat up. God only knows how many times I played it.
Amazing. I can imagine, i'm so glad i got introduced to them!
I wept with you. I’ve been weeping with the song for half a century.
It doesn’t wear thin or get old. It gets better.
No words only human emotions channeling.
The 5 stages of Grief...
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance.
Some of us have all been there.
I want that song at my funerals, nothing else, nothing more... i will go peacefully...
YOU ARE ONE BEAUTIFUL LADY WITH A GREAT TASTE FOR MUSIC. ❤
Thank you! 🙏😊
It's a timeless classic again, isn't it?
And you're also very beautiful too.
Following the song Time that talks about the perception of individual life in the sense of time and time waisted before we die, this song is about the process of death, the grieving, mourning and acceptance of death presented in pure emotion rather than words. Just brilliant stuff.
Absolutely brilliant!
Since I'm a Floydian(early 70s), I've learned much more about life, human beeing and myself than in 14 years at school
This grabs you by your heart!!!!
Glad that you discovered Floyd. And that you appreciate the music. People that don't react as you did have surely missed out.
Songs like this is why this album was on the Billboard album charts for 950 weeks. I absolutely love watching someone reacting and hearing this song for the first time. Thank you for sharing your video
Thank you for watching! 🙏
I loved Germany. I spent 4 years there with the British Army in the 70's. Great times.
Beautiful song! Timeless masterpiece and absolutley loved your reaction to it. Brought tears to my eyes!
Weirdest compliment in the world to say somebody has the most melodic, beautiful screaming but it's true.
That is the melancholic performance of Clare Torry.
I’m jealous of someone who has listened to Pink Floyd for the first time. ❤
To this day, this song gives me chills and goosebumps
Evergreen!
just when you thought you've heard it all from them, eh? 😏
Check out "Us and Them" next.
Just when i thought i've heard it all indeed😅 I definitely will! Thank you!
@@SarahDengler Heard it all ....lol :)
The biggest Vibe-out band of All Time!
WOW, Yeah, What did I just listen to?
A thing so beautiful; it brings tears to your eyes...
yeah...
WOW
Live the look in your eyes when Clare starts to belt this out !
That song doesn't need any words, it says it all on it's own.
It's a vocal "tour de force".
Honestly
Your reaction is so pure and so beautiful. I hope you love this song as much as I do, and I hope you keep listening to it for the rest of your life.
Cant go wrong with Pink Floyd. Is my favorite band since the 70's (when I bought a 45 record)
Amazing!
A musical masterpiece without a lyric.The genius of Pink Floyd!
Genius indeed
I'm a 60 year old man, a veteran of two wars and I tear up every single time I hear this song. Every time.
Loved your reaction to Pink Floyd
Thank you! 🙏
Watching pink Floyd do this song live is WOW!!
So I've heard! Gonna be watching it real soon!
Ooh to have vocal chords like this. Gives me chills to this day. Bravo
Thank you!
The history of this song, the band wanted a singer to sing a song that portrays "death". They hired this lady, who never heard of Pink Floyd and when she listened to their songs didn't like them. BUT the band was so nuts over her singing they did this in one take!
So I've heard! Its wonderful!
It’s possible to feel that way because you don’t just listen to Pink Floyd you experience Pink Floyd.
Absolutely true
So beautiful watching you listen to that for the first time. Like the previous commenter, I have heard this song so many times since the album was released and I still get emotional listening to it.
Its so beautiful
Speechless is a common reaction
You go young person,..you go,..its such a joy seeing the reaction ya'll have to this old music,..I use to think,..it was just us when we were young, because of the time we were living in,.the times now,..I wasn't sure this music would touch ya'll like it did us ,..but I see it pretty much is breaking through,..and I pray it will stay with you,.and half century from now, that you'll still be struck by it and listening to it as we have,..keep going,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
Thank you so much
I'm 57 years old and a huge Pink Floyd fan. You're emotional reaction was the same as mine watching your reaction. Every time I listen to this song, I shed tears. It's just beautiful...
Beautiful
There’s a lot more Floyd to enjoy!
I can't wait!
@@SarahDengler Hi Sarah so please give "Wish you where here" a try. The whole album is really worth listening to it ...
@@henningkallerhoff3967 its on the list! 😅
It's always cool to see people's reaction the first time Clare takes them to church
She's wonderful
Pink Floyd is a lifestyle. 🤟😆🤘
ITS WONDERFUL TO SEE YOUR REACTION TO THIS TODAY IS THE SAME OF ME AND FRIENDS BACK IN THE 70’S
Many many people react like you to this song. ❤️
Gets ya in the feels everytime!
It sure does!
This album should definitely be earth's national soundtrack for any passers-by
Speaks truth!
The human soul goes through 3 stages after death: Denial, acceptance, humility.... The voice of Claire Torrey conveyed this to us. Feel and fly...
I loved watching this with you right now. Thank you
i saw them twice in person
It was very moving to see you moved by the song
That's wonderful, thank you!
Yeah, it's just oldies rock and roll.
The longer I live, the more I feel blessed I grew up in the 1970s listening to this kind of music. And these Floyd tunes just barely skim the surface. Like that filmy outer layer of an onion before you get to the tasty layers within.
I am absolutely loving your reactions to Pink Floyd. Keep up the great work.
Greatest ever for no words
Love your reaction. I grew up with this as background music for my life.
Thank you!
I heard that Pink Floyd got their name from their two favorite artists which were a blues player with the last name pink and the other blues player with the last name Floyd and you have Pink Floyd.
That's right! I read their bio some time ago
Amazing masterpiece. Pink Floyd is so amazing!