They used a tape machine, and hand cut and spliced ....still to this day one of the best recorded albums of all time. Audiophiles like myself still use it to this day to test new equipment and speakers....
It's also the sound of cash registers opening and closing, but I'm not sure if young people these days have ever seen cash registers like that. Just as many have never heard the kind of clock sounds at the beginning of "Time."
@@plk5520 Know what? I've heard that song hundreds of times, and am playing it in my head right now. I can't figure out what you mean. Can you elaborate?
I absolutely love Pink Floyd, everything is so emotionally stirring. Everything is perfection with these artists. Seeing people react to this perfection for the first time makes it all the better. It never gets old.
I think it's wonderful that music making has become an easier and more accessible craft to tackle. More creative minds are given the opportunity to reach within their minds to make more amazing music. oops I made a typo, I meant to say: "OK boomer"
Creativity and originality are not the issues that "boomers" and other people with musical knowledge and taste have with music-by-Mac, its the musicianship. If you have that nobody gives a scrap how you made it, but if you can get your Mac to play the sax or guitar like that and I will take my hat off to you before I eat it.
Scribe I like that you are appreciating classics such as Pink Floyd. I have been listening to Pink Floyd since I was a kid back in 1973 when Dark Side Of The Moon was released.
Old time mechanical cash registers used to make a “Cha-Ching” when the drawer popped open before electronics. This is way before sampling, so they probably recorded it and spliced the tape together in the mixing process.
Stop right here! Hun, you need to do a reaction to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album! Not 'track by track' with breaks, find this whole album uploaded on youtube and react! Pull up the lyrics and keep them handy, but don't let them get in the way of your groove!
Thank god I was able to see this hall of Fame band in concert, twice. '88? At the UNIDOME, Ceder Falls Iowa was the first. The pig flew right over my head! Top 5 concerts I've ever seen. And I've seen ALOT of concerts...
The samples of the coins at the beginning was done by manually splicing the tape with a razor blade, and reassembling it to make it match the beat (back in the late 80s, I worked as a recording engineer; I did this. But the way they did it is VERY difficult!) The main part of the song is in 7/8 time. Most songs you count 1, 2, 3, 4. This song you count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (although the middle with the guitar solos is in 4). Very few rock songs do this.
I think you're getting it now!! There is no other band like Pink Floyd and there never will be. Pink Floyd is my favorite band and David Gilmour is my Rock God!!
OMG.....u are hella perfect...u remind me of my granddaughter sssssooooo much...she is 19 n was raised to appreciate all music...we used to play air drums n guitar all the time...
Loved your reaction, Scribe. You were really getting into the song, and that saxaphone caught you off guard. Your insight into the meaning was pretty much right on point. Looking forward to more of your Pink Floyd journey
I went to see the LIVE "Dark Side Of The Moon" tour at Earls Court London, went in straight (sober) came out, after music, lights & special effects (including exploding rocket) feeling like I was tripping on acid. What a Show.
As the "hit single" (a very rare thing for a Pink Floyd album), Money is probably the most played (over the years) and most under-rated track these days. Other tracks seem to get more hype lately (e.g. Comfortably Numb, etc.) IMHO, it's an absolute masterpiece, and still thrills and chills every time I hear it. Sweetie....You're a joy to watch. Sadly, GENUINE reactions are few and far between here. It's obvious you feel it and you "get it". First listen reactions are great, but great tracks always seem to get better with age.
Starts out in 7/4 time, a pretty weird time signature for a pop song, then switches to 4/4 for the solo, reportedly because Gilmour was unable to get a good solo going in that strange time signature.
This song has it all. A little bit of funk, a little bit of soul, and a SEARING, SCREAMING KICK-ASS guitar solo by David Gilmour. Great, from the opening cash register/loose change sound effects to the playful interaction between Gilmour and his guitar at the end.
I AM ready to rock n' roll! Damn-I should have answered you 7 months ago! Cool reaction to this great song, and you're right-that bass carries such a great groove. I find I prefer rock music when it does groove like that, because that's what makes you dance. You had an articulate commentary on money as a social construct, which I found impressive, as my talking is usually riddled with "ums" and "uhs"!
you're having the same reaction i had in the summer of '73.....knowing then....this is the best we're gonna hear til some big dog knocks us off the mountain.....hasn't happened in 45 yrs......it gets better from here on in....their production regiment is unmatched.....can't find another band that gives the best every fucking time....this album will be # 1....every year til we die
Going home from school my friend says, my brother won't be back yet and he's just got the new Floyd record - do you want to come and hear it? Blasted the whole DSOTM throughout the empty house - bliss. 😊
Good grief. Pink is so good. Anything off of Dark Side or The Wall is pure excellence. For a slightly deeper cut, try out "On the Turning Away." It doesn't get nearly as much radio play as many of their other tracks, but it's amazing.
@@jomo997 I was just about to say that. David Gilmour played all the fretless bass parts on the "Animals" album plus the hardest ones on every other album
Of all the reaction videos to Pink Floyd's many masterpieces, yours is the first that took me back to my 15yo self hearing this for the first time in 1977. Thank you so much. I hear my Grammom's sage words every day: "It's only money until you need it."
What is truly priceless is watching you react to real music. Todays music is about money, me, mine, and how much I got. The difference being that older artists wrote stories about things and events that affected themselves and other people. But the palette of music is so limited now, which is why pro tools actually and auto tune are inhibitors to music.
Yeah there's a lot of people that don't understand Pink Floyd music and don't understand why we like it watching your reaction that's exactly why we like it it's funky it's rock gets to your soul it's everything good reaction
Pink Floyd: If you ever get the song - Time, do Time and Great Gig in the sky together. Why? Because the go together as one song....PS. I like your reactions so far.; )
One of the best things about Floyd is the depth of their sound is like no other. Crystal clear & precise. I'm diggin' your vids Scribe. Your vision is similar to Floyd's sound. You go gurl!
No sampling in those days. They used existing recordings and some they made, put them on 1/4 inch magnetic tape ans spliced it together in the time signature of the song, which is 7/8 time I believe.
Been literally listening to pF ALL my life, like this album, DSOTM, came out right as I was born. Felt like we were dancing together as I drove down the interstate. Thx for bringing new life in bands we still love
Trivia from an old guy😂: This album was recorded from June of '72-January of '73 at the Beatles Abbey Road studios. Bonus trivia 🤣: The same drummer, Nick Mason, has played on every Pink Floyd album!🥺🥴😁♥️
my opinion: money is probably the most ingenious device humans ever invented. a person doesn't require to own anything because all of the things we want or need can be represented by pieces of paper. money is portable so, i can "have a car in my pocket" or five minutes later i can change my mind and allow the money to represent a house, a boat, or a pair of new shoes. money is...not only portable but it can represent any object i want or need. i can conserve my personal energy by owning nothing and renting everything on the fly. it's a fact, and i've lived this lifestyle for many years. it's quite liberating.
Those holen album in a rowcomments are so annoying... Floyd plays also Money live and nothing in order and the still rock... Maybe you Start enjoying music^^ Great Reaction!
Ultimate Floyd album... a production masterpiece, engineered by Alan Parsons. To think this quality was done the old fashion way in the early 70's is amazing!
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No they did not sample the money sounds. Samplers weren’t invented back then! They recorded coins being thrown into a metal bowl.
They used a tape machine, and hand cut and spliced ....still to this day one of the best recorded albums of all time. Audiophiles like myself still use it to this day to test new equipment and speakers....
It's also the sound of cash registers opening and closing, but I'm not sure if young people these days have ever seen cash registers like that. Just as many have never heard the kind of clock sounds at the beginning of "Time."
The tape splice was so long they had to loop it around a mic stand across the room, then back to the tape player. Alan Parson produced it.
@@TheOriginalFILIBUSTA Steely Dan did the same thing with the drum track on "Rikki Don't Lose That Number".
@@plk5520 Know what? I've heard that song hundreds of times, and am playing it in my head right now. I can't figure out what you mean. Can you elaborate?
This groovy chick is turning into a true hippie.
🤓
Looked like you were having fun. That's what it's all about
I really was having fun
I've heard this song a million times, but watching her having a good time. reminded me when i heard this album for the first time.
Imagine how us old timers felt when we heard this is 1973. Same reaction as you had!
@Scott Allen There still is. Most are living in the forest tripping to psy-trance.
I absolutely love Pink Floyd, everything is so emotionally stirring. Everything is perfection with these artists. Seeing people react to this perfection for the first time makes it all the better. It never gets old.
Your smile is killing me. It pretty well says it all about the music.
Another great reaction.
back when music wasnt created with a macbook
I think it's wonderful that music making has become an easier and more accessible craft to tackle. More creative minds are given the opportunity to reach within their minds to make more amazing music.
oops I made a typo, I meant to say:
"OK boomer"
Ok, boomer.
Damn, i just wanted to follow my dreams. I guess that'll never happen because Zommers _aren't_ crearive or original!
Creativity and originality are not the issues that "boomers" and other people with musical knowledge and taste have with music-by-Mac, its the musicianship. If you have that nobody gives a scrap how you made it, but if you can get your Mac to play the sax or guitar like that and I will take my hat off to you before I eat it.
Scribe
I like that you are appreciating classics such as Pink Floyd. I have been listening to Pink Floyd since I was a kid back in 1973 when Dark Side Of The Moon was released.
Old time mechanical cash registers used to make a “Cha-Ching” when the drawer popped open before electronics. This is way before sampling, so they probably recorded it and spliced the tape together in the mixing process.
Please react to Pink Floyd - "Have A Cigar". It's about how music executives lie to and mistreat the artists.
Stop right here! Hun, you need to do a reaction to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album! Not 'track by track' with breaks, find this whole album uploaded on youtube and react! Pull up the lyrics and keep them handy, but don't let them get in the way of your groove!
I concur. The album is a story. It was meant to be listened to start to finish.
Thank god I was able to see this hall of Fame band in concert, twice. '88? At the UNIDOME, Ceder Falls Iowa was the first. The pig flew right over my head! Top 5 concerts I've ever seen. And I've seen ALOT of concerts...
a crazy dance, a switched on reaction and a killer song...that's a like from me
React to Time, Shine on you crazy diamond and comfortably numb live Pulse concert Pink Floyd
And also The Great Gig In The Sky
I just found out she already reacted to "Time"
Arguably PFloyd's single biggest hit song...
I love the words, "Money, it's a crime, share it fair but don't take a slice of my pie!"
That's the single most recognizable bass line in Rock and Roll history
Loved the reaction when the tune changed. Been there, done it, still do it
Lol 5:42 The reaction of someone hearing the opening notes of a David Gilmour guitar solo for the first time.
That f'ing bass line!
The samples of the coins at the beginning was done by manually splicing the tape with a razor blade, and reassembling it to make it match the beat (back in the late 80s, I worked as a recording engineer; I did this. But the way they did it is VERY difficult!)
The main part of the song is in 7/8 time. Most songs you count 1, 2, 3, 4. This song you count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (although the middle with the guitar solos is in 4). Very few rock songs do this.
I loooove when the beat changes from 7/4 to 4/4 at the end of the sax solo...great reaction.
I think you're getting it now!! There is no other band like Pink Floyd and there never will be. Pink Floyd is my favorite band and David Gilmour is my Rock God!!
Your reaction would make a cool headphone ad....
We should work on that
OMG.....u are hella perfect...u remind me of my granddaughter sssssooooo much...she is 19 n was raised to appreciate all music...we used to play air drums n guitar all the time...
Your facial expressions, this is great. Lots of love
Loved your reaction, Scribe. You were really getting into the song, and that saxaphone caught you off guard. Your insight into the meaning was pretty much right on point. Looking forward to more of your Pink Floyd journey
I went to see the LIVE "Dark Side Of The Moon" tour at Earls Court London, went in straight (sober) came out, after music, lights & special effects (including exploding rocket) feeling like I was tripping on acid. What a Show.
i honestly cant wait to see you react to "great gig in the sky"
YES!!!! That song transports you!
"Please fasten your seatbelts..."
Ohhh yes: if only
As the "hit single" (a very rare thing for a Pink Floyd album), Money is probably the most played (over the years) and most under-rated track these days. Other tracks seem to get more hype lately (e.g. Comfortably Numb, etc.) IMHO, it's an absolute masterpiece, and still thrills and chills every time I hear it. Sweetie....You're a joy to watch. Sadly, GENUINE reactions are few and far between here. It's obvious you feel it and you "get it". First listen reactions are great, but great tracks always seem to get better with age.
Never saw someone feel music like you. Bravo!
My favourite song ever along with Since I've been loving you, from Zeppelin. The musicianship on this song is simply ridiculous.
So smooth, funky and exhilarating at once. Their radio hit in the day, but still relevant today
Dark Side Of The Moon, no other album in history will ever have the longevity and iconic stature as this.
7/8 time signature, makes this song immortal.
Songs I take for granted almost daily. It's just so refreshing seeing someone discover pure beauty as you do here.🤩🤩🤩
Love how you jammed to this great song!
Starts out in 7/4 time, a pretty weird time signature for a pop song, then switches to 4/4 for the solo, reportedly because Gilmour was unable to get a good solo going in that strange time signature.
Pink Floyd makes you think, doesn't it? But you really feel it too.
Pink Floyd is the most jazzy of all rock and roll.
Pink Floyd...awesome
your energy is contagious lol
Very much enjoyed listening to that with you! Thank you! :) loved that you dug it so much. Very intelligent comments too.
Her face when the sax came in was worth the whole video.
This song has it all. A little bit of funk, a little bit of soul, and a SEARING, SCREAMING KICK-ASS guitar solo by David Gilmour. Great, from the opening cash register/loose change sound effects to the playful interaction between Gilmour and his guitar at the end.
Oh yes I'm john van floyd. I was there 94..class..never forget. Xxx
From same album "great gig in the sky"
The last minute of Money is my favourite piece of track from any Floyd track ever and this girl passed the vibe check LMAO
Great air drumming 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😏
Great to see you rocking out to this amazing song! ❤️❤️
I'm not ready to rock roll, wait a minute... Now I am ready to rock and roll!
Classic song girl keep it going. Your awesome.
I AM ready to rock n' roll! Damn-I should have answered you 7 months ago! Cool reaction to this great song, and you're right-that bass carries such a great groove. I find I prefer rock music when it does groove like that, because that's what makes you dance. You had an articulate commentary on money as a social construct, which I found impressive, as my talking is usually riddled with "ums" and "uhs"!
Love your reactions, you're a Rocker at heart.
you're having the same reaction i had in the summer of '73.....knowing then....this is the best we're gonna hear til some big dog knocks us off the mountain.....hasn't happened in 45 yrs......it gets better from here on in....their production regiment is unmatched.....can't find another band that gives the best every fucking time....this album will be # 1....every year til we die
Going home from school my friend says, my brother won't be back yet and he's just got the new Floyd record - do you want to come and hear it? Blasted the whole DSOTM throughout the empty house - bliss. 😊
Good grief. Pink is so good. Anything off of Dark Side or The Wall is pure excellence. For a slightly deeper cut, try out "On the Turning Away." It doesn't get nearly as much radio play as many of their other tracks, but it's amazing.
Agreed. Do a lyrics version.
I love watching your reactions because you don't mind showing your brain. Gives me hope for the future.
Looked like you were having some fun .. welcome to Pink Floyd world
Roger Waters song writing overshadowed his base playing, very underrated base player.
Base playing? Base player? Are you talking about music or baseball? ; )
Gilmore played the base when it mattered on the recordings
@@jomo997 - Enlighten me: what kind of instrument a base is?
@@Module79L And, who the hell is "Gilmore"?
@@jomo997 I was just about to say that. David Gilmour played all the fretless bass parts on the "Animals" album plus the hardest ones on every other album
Keep your hands off my stack!$$$$$$
My favorite of Pink Floyd 💗 dont forget
"THE WALL"
All the households I knew had a copy of this when I was young. Love your reaction. I was 15 when I first heard it.
Of all the reaction videos to Pink Floyd's many masterpieces, yours is the first that took me back to my 15yo self hearing this for the first time in 1977. Thank you so much. I hear my Grammom's sage words every day: "It's only money until you need it."
Real, proper reaction. Loved it
What is truly priceless is watching you react to real music. Todays music is about money, me, mine, and how much I got. The difference being that older artists wrote stories about things and events that affected themselves and other people. But the palette of music is so limited now, which is why pro tools actually and auto tune are inhibitors to music.
Music is the intersection of mathematics and joy.
Steve Winwood " Dear Mr Fantasy " Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007
Yeah there's a lot of people that don't understand Pink Floyd music and don't understand why we like it watching your reaction that's exactly why we like it it's funky it's rock gets to your soul it's everything good reaction
This song is so bluesy & beautiful!! And that saxaphone is an absolute killer, young lady. Great song song choice too, thank you.
Probably one of the most talented group of musicians to make music
Pink Floyd: If you ever get the song - Time, do Time and Great Gig in the sky together. Why? Because the go together as one song....PS. I like your reactions so far.; )
One of the best things about Floyd is the depth of their sound is like no other. Crystal clear & precise. I'm diggin' your vids Scribe. Your vision is similar to Floyd's sound. You go gurl!
I can tell you really enjoyed pink Floyd's money because you sat back and jammed and stayed quiet totally cool..
You were really getting into that one! I love it! Thank You! More please!!
You are a very intelligent and eloquent young lady, and you rock out, playing air guitar and all. I am subscribing. Awesome content. Thank you.
Wow one of your Best Reactions! You Rock!
I’m just happy seeing a channel with someone reacting to songs the way I do. In a week you’ve become my spirit animal lol.
In those immortal words from "When Harry Met Sally", "I'll have what she's having."
It was amazing to watch you grooving to this for the first time. Check out 'The Great Gig In The Sky'. Keep the great reactions coming1
Great reaction....excellent choice. Cant go wrong with Pink Floyd.
Love to see you react to Rush "Sprit of the raido"
You rock....
The sounds at the beginning were the sounds of ringing up the money on tills of the day and throwing the money in.
You are now one of my favorite reactors. That was awesome.
You are just so dam fun to watch with your reactions. The best hands down
No sampling in those days. They used existing recordings and some they made, put them on 1/4 inch magnetic tape ans spliced it together in the time signature of the song, which is 7/8 time I believe.
Love how you love the song.......realistic.....subscribed happily. Great reaction as you appreciate the music.
Been literally listening to pF ALL my life, like this album, DSOTM, came out right as I was born. Felt like we were dancing together as I drove down the interstate. Thx for bringing new life in bands we still love
Trivia from an old guy😂: This album was recorded from June of '72-January of '73 at the Beatles Abbey Road studios. Bonus trivia 🤣: The same drummer, Nick Mason, has played on every Pink Floyd album!🥺🥴😁♥️
my opinion: money is probably the most ingenious device humans ever invented. a person doesn't require to own anything because all of the things we want or need can be represented by pieces of paper. money is portable so, i can "have a car in my pocket" or five minutes later i can change my mind and allow the money to represent a house, a boat, or a pair of new shoes.
money is...not only portable but it can represent any object i want or need.
i can conserve my personal energy by owning nothing and renting everything on the fly.
it's a fact, and i've lived this lifestyle for many years. it's quite liberating.
There really is only one way to listen to that album (and The Wall, too): from start to finish, every song, in order.
With headphones.
Those holen album in a rowcomments are so annoying... Floyd plays also Money live and nothing in order and the still rock... Maybe you Start enjoying music^^
Great Reaction!
princess when you play the air guitar you must stand
Finally i hear someone say WE DON’T NEED MONEY. 👍 Whooo hooo! I thought i was the only one who felt that way. There is another way.
i love that you connecting to this music this is what educated me as a teen , and it becomes ever more relevant
This song is in 7/4 time (except for the extended instrumental part in the middle and the ending) totally genius!
Sistah you are definitely ringing bells.
And pink floyd was the shit back in the day and for a long time!!! Get high, get drunk and chill. Make money and chill!!!
Ultimate Floyd album... a production masterpiece, engineered by Alan Parsons. To think this quality was done the old fashion way in the early 70's is amazing!
*ROCK-N-ROLL ....will never die*
Love your moves and groove to the Floyd!!!
Intelligent reaction, I like that. And I don't mean to judge but you surprised me with this reaction.
Start that record and let it play. Start to finish no interruptions. It’s a journey
i recommend the flying lizrds song money , you'll love it