As 64 year old who first listened to Pink Floyd as a 13 year old in 1973, I am FREAKIN LOVING your reactions as they were mine way back in the day. . I laugh all the way through your reactions coz I know WHAT'S COMING!!!!! You have got so much to look forward to champ. Keep up the great work. WELCOME TO THE MACHINE!!!!!
You probably were not 13 in 1973, if you are 64 on 18 Nov 2022. Anyway, mildly jealous of people old enough to remember the release of the album or young enough to never have listened to it.
Unbelievable. Your knowledge of rap enabled you to spot something very specific. For a channel like yours, finding the key that makes the link between Pinck Floyd and Eminem is just priceless. Your reactions are visceral my dear Squeezie, don't change a thing! We love you !
@@detroitlady7201 They didn't steal a song or idea, they sampled a very small part of it. And it would only be stealing if they never got permission, and if they never had permission I'd say Roger Waters would let us know about it...
Hi'a, really enjoyed seeing your reaction with PF & glade you tock me on journey with your music. Also I was one of the lucky one at the Pulse showers in London. Yes it was that good & something special.. 👍 Enjoy
This is Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Parts 1 and 3 are shorter bookend songs though, this is still the main meat of the song), and The Wall is just a massive, epic concept album, more than any of their other works, designed as one flowing piece. There's a lot of great songs that really work great in isolation though, like this one, Comfortably Numb etc. I love how tweaked you get by Gilmour's guitar tone haha.
Nothing has made me happier lately than coming home and seeing another pink floyd reaction from you. thanks man, love the journey and there is still so much to go
So glad you are experiencing the influence that bands like Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin had on Rap and Hip Hop, these songs all have Led Zeppelin sampled in them, Come With Me by Diddy sampled Kashmir, Life's So Hard by Tupac sampled Ten Years Gone, Lyrical Gang Bang by Dr Dre samples When the Levee Breaks, Kim by Eminem sampes the beat from When the Levee Breaks, Voltage by B.o.B samples Trampled Under foot and D12 Fight Music Sampled Kashmir there are many more too.
Your reactions are off the scale man, thanks for the info about the Eminem connection, your face when you heard the ending was a picture, keep up the pace man cos your entertaining us with your enthusiasm and love for music✌
The complete shock and realization on your face at the end of that was priceless. Gave me chills, man. Another excellent reaction video. You rock. Thanks for doing this.
I bought the Wall for my son in 1980. I sat down and listened to the whole thing while reading the lyrics. I was stunned, and listened to the whole thing again. At 2 a..m. I got up and listened again. I never gave it to him, and I still have it. For a really awesome experience, watch Roger Waters the Wall live in Berlin when they tore it down.. 700,000 people attended. The Scorpions, Brian Adams Guhrke Lauper, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Red Army choir and many more performed. I'm 82 and still listen to this music. You are amazing. Your visceral reaction to music is a joy to watch.
Love for Pink Floyd, yes, but love for your reactions TO Pink Floyd is what the masses want 👏👏 (among others, too) Continue being you - it’s simply brilliant 👍
That group Class of 99, was supergroup side project for Tom Morello(RATM) Stephen Perkins (Janes Addiction) Martyn LeNoble (Porno For Pyros) and of course the late great Layne Staley from Alice in changes. In fact this track and two others recorded in 1988 was the last time Layne ever stepped in a studio or recorded any music. He lost the battle with his demons and drugs 4yrs later. Just in case you didn't know......This song is from their Album The Wall, which is also a 1982 British live-action/animated psychological musical drama film, directed by Alan Parker, based on Pink Floyd's 1979 album of the same name. The screenplay was written by Pink Floyd vocalist and bassist Roger Waters. The Boomtown Rats vocalist Bob Geldof plays rock star Pink, who, driven insane by the death of his father, constructs a physical and emotional wall to protect himself. Lastly not to really fry your noodle, and there's much debate if this was intentional or not, but if you watch the classic movie "Wizard of Oz" with the sound muted, and at a certain point I don't remember, I think it's when the movie turns to color, you start playing Pink Floyd's album Dark Side Of The Moon, and it matches what is happening in the movie perfectly, who knows if it's perception or real, but it's pretty wild to watch and listen
I love the connections you made in this video, brother! That's one of the great things about expanding musical vision: You see that great music connects (Eminem to Pink Floyd to . . . well, you get it). I love your PF reactions, but I'm down to see your other upcoming reactions. (As for PF, maybe throw in some more material from the Pulse concert or, less reacted to, The Delicate Sound of Thunder concert?: "On the Turning Away" or "Yet Another Movie" even though it's a heavy 80s vibe.) I'll add to the chorus of voices suggesting other songs/bands and suggest "Roundabout" by Yes also. Keep on being you!
I think we need to start setting him up with MORE PINK .. how bout reaction to Run Like Hell followed by One These Days. One of These Days will send him straight to space. And he hasn't even started on the Animals album yet.
I love seeing your reactions. The first time I heard this masterpiece I was in first period in 7th grade 1979. A student aid in the office played this song over the PA system of the school and I have been listening to them every since
Puff Daddy did "Come with Me" Working with Jimmy Page Lead Guitarist from Led Zeppelin. "Come with Me" is based on Led Zeppelins "Kashmir" (you will probably recognise it) And if you also check out Led Zeppelin "The Immigrant Song" live Or Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks You might recognise samples used EVERYWHERE 😉
When you are done reacting to Pink Floyd may I suggest you react to Funkadelic - Maggot Brain. It contains one of the greatest guitar solos of all time.
I think you'd love Pink Floyds 1977 album, "Animals", the "Dogs" track will set to off like NASA! How about checking out Pink Floyds 1994 Pulse Concert, at Earls Court London. There are some phenomenal performances, of lots of their best compositions, and a great laser and light show coordinated with the music, all during the show. There are only three members of Pink Floyd in those years, David Gilmour, Rick Wright and Nick Mason. They're the three old guys onstage, all of them in their late 40s and early 50s.
How can anyone watch this video and NOT leave a 👍? If you have a smile on you're face 👍. If you dancing with Mark 👍. If you get gooseflesh, like it's the first time you heard this track again 👍. ❤️👍❤️ It's free to show ❤️ leave a 😘👍
That's ultra-cool. It is brain melting when you get all these little links between songs and artists.. I'd never heard that other ABITW pt2 version. I used to love D12's Purple Pills, but it's all I knew... Eminem- I loved the first 3 or 4 albums
Greetings from Texas! 64 years old and been loving Floyd since early 70s. Just found your channel and love your enthusiasm. I subbed so I can go with you down the PF rabbit hole. Keep doing it your way and being yourself. 🤗
#fate #fate #fate 💯💯 All those years listening to that D12 song having no idea. The walk though...planning your outfit for the walk...omg we both died 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 loving all this nostalgia 💯🧠⏪☺️💛
The Animals album was remixed in 2018 but just came out a few weeks ago. Roger and David arguing, as usual, apparently held up the release. Anyways, I’m not usually a fan of albums being remixed but this one really needed it, and the results are fuckin amazing! Since you love bass (as do I!) when you do Pigs (Three Different Ones) DEFINITELY do the 2018 remix. The bass line is incredible (and played by David, not Roger). Has anyone requested One of These Days? It’s mind blowing banger from the Floyd. You’ll love it.
I am as excited as you !!! I own all this on cassette, vinyl, and CD and never tire of relistening to any or all of it from time to time. Although the early works are ground breaking for various reasons, four albums / Dark side of the Moon, Wish you were here, Animals, and the Wall are all must listens. Truly, not a bad song on any of the four !! Can’t wait to see each and every reaction. When you complete the journey, you will be hooked for life ( although, to be honest, I think it’s already too late for you mate !!) Welcome aboard !!
The class of 99's version also incorporated Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 1 at the beginning. There are 3 parts of that song. The 3rd is short, and well, violent! That part will make you want to smash your screen.
The track "Dogs" off Pink Floyd's album Animals is a must!!! The track is euphoric and mind blowing! The same with Stairway to Heaven from Led Zeppelin
Really nice. I've watched a lot of reactions to this. Great backstory on this one. Tory and the band worked it all out BIG TIME. All friends in the end.
Love it, love it, fuckin’ love it. You stay you. I love your reactions! I’ll recommend another 70’s band/song to join with the other recommendations: “Foreplay/Longtime” by Boston I recommend you listen to the studio version first, before any live version. Your ears will thank you.
There is another pink floyd floyed album called, obscured by clouds. It's a soundtrack to a movie, which name escapes me. Another brilliant album and a little slower. As always great guitar solos. Cheers
I still have this album on vinyl. I've watched the Wall at least 11 times. Owned it on VHS cassette. Yes I'm that damn old. Really enjoy your reactions. I feel sorry for your girl.
When i left the venue after seeing Roger Waters tour of The Wall. I thought "Well I can die now coz I know I'm never going to go to a better concert in this lifetime again" ! I wasn't fortunate enough to se Pink Floyd in concert but that was as close as i was going to get 😊
Exactly Nanna here. It all has come from the classics. Post Malone calab with Ozzy Osborne ( Black Sabbath) Now you mentioned Rush well our three Canadian masters. Have 45 yrs! Of awesome music to share.. Xanadu would be a great start Cheers
"If ye dont eat yer meat!...ye can't have any puddin!...how can ye have any puddin if ye dont eat yer meat!! ...you!!....yes!!! You behind the bike sheds!!...STAND STILL LADDIE!! 😂
I love watching you..🤣 yeah, you're relearning what you thought you knew son, they've been sampled more than freebies at a restaurant 🤣 the British bands of the 60s and 70s where getting access to instruments nobody had even played before 😳 even my brother who had his own band back then was coming home with sht, like a wah wah peddle for his guitars, Gibsons Fenders and his Les Paul, and saying to me, aged 10, 1970.."listen to this..." playing a few chords and pumping this peddle with his foot, that was plugged into his guitar and the sound just went crazy 😳😳😳 the Moog synth was the original baby though...early 60s, it was the first synth really..I was only around 6 or 7 so it just looked like a big control panel to me, with lots of knobs, sliding things and a row of piano keys at the bottom, I had a go but the keyboard player in my brothers band went white with fright and begged me not to go near it again 🤣😄🤣 most of the bands equipment was on something called H.P. back then, P.A. systems drum kits, mics stands guitars and keyboards where often hired from music shops, the brothers band went to a guy called Frank Hessey in my hometown Liverpool 😏 the Beatles would have used him as well back then...😳
I'm lovin your reactions dude, I would recommend you have the lyrics up as well because they are so meaningful and go hand in hand with the feeling the music invokes.
Thank you my friend! Im not sure my excitement would let me read, i have tried when I first started and its just not fun in the moment. But I always listen to every song I react too the next day when I walk for my coffee (just a thing I enjoy when reading comments too)
@@brainsqueezereactions To be honest, I've seen many tubers do the Floyd reactions and most are so obviously forced but you, my friend, are the real deal! I'm an older dude (57) and have been a Floyd fan since I've been 22. I've been to 4 of their concerts (unforgettable). I really enjoy your reactions and appreciate the time it takes to record, edit, and post them. Thanks for taking the time to reply to my post (first time someone did) , I look forward to future reactions.
@@thestudygoon2799 Thank you for this comment 😊😊 Tbh i avsolutely hate fake reactions and one on a pink floyd most recently kept implying intrument changes exactly at each moment and im thinking, for the little I know about PF those changes are so unscripted its impossible to even suggest a change that would match their next move. But people are desperate and im lucky I just enjoy this as a hobby. Im lucky with timing each night to be able to do this and not worry about subs, likes etc....I just dont care just want new music that hits my soul!
As someone who loves Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin I would love to see you do reactions to songs Like "Stairway to Heaven" and "When the Levee Breaks". Zeppelin has some bangers than would get into your soul just like Pink Floyd
Of course I loved the reaction... and also the other version, which I had never heard.... and a bit of education from an oldie... listening to the end of the D12 track... loved their own reference to it.. As we say in Beatles world... IT'S ALL CONNECTED....!!!
It would take you weeks to find all the Pink Floyd nods in other people's music but I remember The Fugees back in the late 90s using lines from Wish You Were Here. Wyclef himself released a cover of the same song about four years ago which is very good.
Amazing link that you discovered. I like all genres of music. I lean mostly towards classic rock. Yea, I know PF is considered progressive rock but I do like rap. I like Eminem especially his older stuff. The Marshal Mathers album and such. Love how modern artists will sample older stuff and no one knows the true roots. Kuddos to you mate. Keep the reactions coming!
I'm a year late to the party but I'm loving it. Also, I'm at the end of your Pink Floyd reactions! Are there more?! Are there any songs/albums you haven't reacted to/listened to??
Nice seeing the influence on other genres. Must have been an eye popping moment discovering where that whole thing about finishing your meat came from, lol. Great stuff man. If I may point at a few less frequently suggested but still mindblowing songs, you could do: -Hey You from the same The Wall album -Saucerful of Secrets, an old gem back to that Pompeii live concert. Be warned there are cut versions of that with only the more melodic second half of the song. The full thing includes a first half consisting of what you could call a "pandemonium of avantgarde noise", that then goes to be contrasted by the *beautiful* second half. I like that contrast personally, but you could do either version and, you know, be yourself man. -Some of the more recent, post-Waters era, massively underrated songs. For instance 1994's High Hopes. The live PULSE versions of Sorrow and On the Turning Away are also stellar. But of course so are the studio ones. I won't tell you what to pick and be told to fvck off lol just laying info and choices for you man to do whatever you feel like doing. Keep up with the great stuff you're doing and welcome to the dark side!
You need to watch the movie The Wall. Prepare yourself as it's a whole another Journey into their visual world. We were fortunate to see them perform this live they built the wall the entire time and then tore it down at the end. And of course they not only had the full Orchestra and chorus as usual but they had the whole youth chorus is well. And then a crap load of kids that fed themselves to the grinder. I believe it was their largest production ever. Requiring over 50 semi trucks just to move their equipment.
Well that was a surprise......another PF this week. Brilliant man. Life and music can be pretty spooky. Watching again your reaction to Shine on you crazy diamond last night and I thought, I need to get a mate of mine to listen to the album as he has never listened to PF before, i didnt get around to texting him. This morning he pulls up in his car at work with THAT album blasting out. Spooky as fuck. He says why the fuck haven't I listen to this awesome music before?? He's hooked now just like you. Keep it going man and soooooo looking forward to Dogs in the coming days.
excellent reaction! to answer your question at the end regarding what else you will find out on your journey, Yes, Led Zeppelin is one of if not the most sampled artists in music. In fact diddy sampled the entire track called "Kashmir" from Led Zeppelins 1975 Physical Graffiti album he just changed the lyrics. he called it "come with me". Another heavily sampled zepp classic is "immigrant song". keep on...
You should find some time also for blues. A Gary Moore Irish master of guitar and his "Still got the blues for you" LIVE old version will drives you to the fillings of guitar you have never heard.
#dannyboy Oh, yes, another Pink Floyd track! This is the third song that I’ve listened to from the group. They nailed the performance very well. And love the guitar 🎸 rhythm, too as it’s danceable 🕺. I heard of the movie 🎥 “The Faculty” and I never know that there was another version of it in the soundtrack and that greatest artists like Tupac Eminem and his D12 group sampled the song saas, interesting. And it’s cool that you’re into different kinds of music. It’s awesome to be your unique self, don’t stop being your unique self, and I won’t, either. Even though I love hip hop music, I’ll listen to any other musics in all genres. Thanks so much for sharing your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up.😄👍#pinkfloyd
Founder PF member Roger Waters once said that they didn't do singles as 'we were no bloody good at it'. Well, this was a huge no 1 singles chart hit for them in 1979😁. This was the time when punk was he latest music fad & punks like the Sex Pistols condemned PF as old hat. Well, PF just kept going... They made a movie of The Wall starring Bob Geldof who in 2005 got PF back together. The movie version is a bit distracting with other sounds rom the film but there is a 'pop video' version made for the single featuring kids running around a housing estate that got screened on Top of the Pops on the BBC. I find it heartening these days that many reactors to 'old music' often select the TOTP BBC performances. Also makes me feel old! LOL!. BTW, 5.30 that riff got me into PF. I was 15 at the time and knew of Floyd & Dark Side etc but never really heard them much. I do now!😊
I love seeing people discover Pink Floyd. This music is far better than todays offerings.
This music is far better than most offerings of ALL time 🙃
As 64 year old who first listened to Pink Floyd as a 13 year old in 1973, I am FREAKIN LOVING your reactions as they were mine way back in the day. .
I laugh all the way through your reactions coz I know WHAT'S COMING!!!!!
You have got so much to look forward to champ. Keep up the great work. WELCOME TO THE MACHINE!!!!!
You probably were not 13 in 1973, if you are 64 on 18 Nov 2022. Anyway, mildly jealous of people old enough to remember the release of the album or young enough to never have listened to it.
Unbelievable. Your knowledge of rap enabled you to spot something very specific. For a channel like yours, finding the key that makes the link between Pinck Floyd and Eminem is just priceless. Your reactions are visceral my dear Squeezie, don't change a thing! We love you !
Squeezie is now my new fav thing ever!!! And thank you very much 🙌🙌🙌🧠⏪️
Not really a link, just Eminem stealing PF song or ideas. Learning from them is one thing, outright stealing another.
@@detroitlady7201 They didn't steal a song or idea, they sampled a very small part of it. And it would only be stealing if they never got permission, and if they never had permission I'd say Roger Waters would let us know about it...
Your reactions to Pink Floy are absolutely fantastic. Don’t ever stop being yourself ❤
Whatever you're smokin, please pass it around lol.
@@kens32052 Whats more scary is im 100% sober , dont drink, smoke im just naturally energetic lol
@@brainsqueezereactions Same here😍 and you don’t have to drink, smoke to have a trip, Pink Floyd take you there.
Hi'a, really enjoyed seeing your reaction with PF & glade you tock me on journey with your music.
Also I was one of the lucky one at the Pulse showers in London. Yes it was that good & something special.. 👍
Enjoy
Absolutely love your Pink Floyd reactions and I’m here for the whole journey.
I love the absolute commitmenr
That really is pretty amazing that he sampled the ending of this song to use at the ending of his song. That's really cool.
Yes Greg, that’s me, 64& I cannot believe how blessed we were to grow up with all this genius ❤
I'm so glad you got to hear the original version. Just keep being you, we all love you!
This is Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Parts 1 and 3 are shorter bookend songs though, this is still the main meat of the song), and The Wall is just a massive, epic concept album, more than any of their other works, designed as one flowing piece. There's a lot of great songs that really work great in isolation though, like this one, Comfortably Numb etc. I love how tweaked you get by Gilmour's guitar tone haha.
Nothing has made me happier lately than coming home and seeing another pink floyd reaction from you. thanks man, love the journey and there is still so much to go
Hector I love watching the birth of a "Floydian". "Fuck off" you're amazing!
love your reacts, remembers me....47 years ago when i first heard them..+12 Live Shows...still my best band ever...
Awesome reaction!!!! Keep the Pink Floyd coming!!!!
I’m loving the journey you have begun. It seems you truly get Pink Floyd. Awesome.
Slowly unpacking!
So glad you are experiencing the influence that bands like Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin had on Rap and Hip Hop, these songs all have Led Zeppelin sampled in them, Come With Me by Diddy sampled Kashmir, Life's So Hard by Tupac sampled Ten Years Gone, Lyrical Gang Bang by Dr Dre samples When the Levee Breaks, Kim by Eminem sampes the beat from When the Levee Breaks, Voltage by B.o.B samples Trampled Under foot and D12 Fight Music Sampled Kashmir there are many more too.
Your reactions are off the scale man, thanks for the info about the Eminem connection, your face when you heard the ending was a picture, keep up the pace man cos your entertaining us with your enthusiasm and love for music✌
The complete shock and realization on your face at the end of that was priceless. Gave me chills, man. Another excellent reaction video. You rock. Thanks for doing this.
Thank you Nunya!
Actually tons of Pink Floyd’s fans listened to or listen to Eminem - music back then was just awesome - it’s good to hear it again.
Another english band from the '70s worth checking out is Supertramp. The track "Child of Vision" will send your ears, ass and mind to the moon!
I bought the Wall for my son in 1980. I sat down and listened to the whole thing while reading the lyrics. I was stunned, and listened to the whole thing again. At 2 a..m. I got up and listened again. I never gave it to him, and I still have it. For a really awesome experience, watch Roger Waters the Wall live in Berlin when they tore it down.. 700,000 people attended. The Scorpions, Brian Adams Guhrke Lauper, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Red Army choir and many more performed. I'm 82 and still listen to this music. You are amazing. Your visceral reaction to music is a joy to watch.
Really enjoyed watching you make these connections. Thank you for such a great reaction!
Yesssss!!! I'm not sure I've ever clicked so fast
Love for Pink Floyd, yes, but love for your reactions TO Pink Floyd is what the masses want 👏👏 (among others, too)
Continue being you - it’s simply brilliant 👍
You do you! F the haters! Love your reactions! Keep rocking amigo!!! 👍🏻🤘🏻🤙🏻
That group Class of 99, was supergroup side project for Tom Morello(RATM) Stephen Perkins (Janes Addiction) Martyn LeNoble (Porno For Pyros) and of course the late great Layne Staley from Alice in changes. In fact this track and two others recorded in 1988 was the last time Layne ever stepped in a studio or recorded any music. He lost the battle with his demons and drugs 4yrs later.
Just in case you didn't know......This song is from their Album The Wall, which is also a 1982 British live-action/animated psychological musical drama film, directed by Alan Parker, based on Pink Floyd's 1979 album of the same name. The screenplay was written by Pink Floyd vocalist and bassist Roger Waters. The Boomtown Rats vocalist Bob Geldof plays rock star Pink, who, driven insane by the death of his father, constructs a physical and emotional wall to protect himself.
Lastly not to really fry your noodle, and there's much debate if this was intentional or not, but if you watch the classic movie "Wizard of Oz" with the sound muted, and at a certain point I don't remember, I think it's when the movie turns to color, you start playing Pink Floyd's album Dark Side Of The Moon, and it matches what is happening in the movie perfectly, who knows if it's perception or real, but it's pretty wild to watch and listen
I love the connections you made in this video, brother! That's one of the great things about expanding musical vision: You see that great music connects (Eminem to Pink Floyd to . . . well, you get it). I love your PF reactions, but I'm down to see your other upcoming reactions. (As for PF, maybe throw in some more material from the Pulse concert or, less reacted to, The Delicate Sound of Thunder concert?: "On the Turning Away" or "Yet Another Movie" even though it's a heavy 80s vibe.) I'll add to the chorus of voices suggesting other songs/bands and suggest "Roundabout" by Yes also. Keep on being you!
Welcome to the Machine, another Floyd song that will blow your mind.
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Oh, the rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd!!! They have awesome tunes!!
I never sleeping tonight I am on a rabbit hole watching all you’re reactions to every Pink Floyd songs. Laughing love you’re accent. I am in love ❤
I think we need to start setting him up with MORE PINK .. how bout reaction to Run Like Hell followed by One These Days. One of These Days will send him straight to space. And he hasn't even started on the Animals album yet.
I love seeing your reactions. The first time I heard this masterpiece I was in first period in 7th grade 1979. A student aid in the office played this song over the PA system of the school and I have been listening to them every since
Puff Daddy did "Come with Me"
Working with Jimmy Page Lead Guitarist from Led Zeppelin.
"Come with Me" is based on Led Zeppelins "Kashmir"
(you will probably recognise it)
And if you also check out
Led Zeppelin "The Immigrant Song" live
Or
Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks
You might recognise samples used EVERYWHERE 😉
When you are done reacting to Pink Floyd may I suggest you react to Funkadelic - Maggot Brain. It contains one of the greatest guitar solos of all time.
I think you'd love Pink Floyds 1977 album, "Animals", the "Dogs" track will set to off like NASA!
How about checking out Pink Floyds 1994 Pulse Concert, at Earls Court London. There are some phenomenal performances, of lots of their best compositions, and a great laser and light show coordinated with the music, all during the show.
There are only three members of Pink Floyd in those years, David Gilmour, Rick Wright and Nick Mason. They're the three old guys onstage, all of them in their late 40s and early 50s.
How can anyone watch this video and NOT leave a 👍?
If you have a smile on you're face 👍.
If you dancing with Mark 👍.
If you get gooseflesh, like it's the first time you heard this track again 👍. ❤️👍❤️ It's free to show ❤️ leave a 😘👍
Thank you Tess!!!!!
Arguably the greatest guitar solo ever. Ooooooh the hairs went up on my arms too!😮😮😂😂
That's ultra-cool.
It is brain melting when you get all these little links between songs and artists..
I'd never heard that other ABITW pt2 version.
I used to love D12's Purple Pills, but it's all I knew... Eminem- I loved the first 3 or 4 albums
The best part is that there are so many tracks coming up that are gonna blow your mind. Great reactions! So joyful.
As an "old" guy, I would suggest
Pink Floyd - Hey You
Or
Led Zeppelin "Since I've Been Loving You" live at Madison Square Gardens 1973
Greetings from Texas! 64 years old and been loving Floyd since early 70s. Just found your channel and love your enthusiasm. I subbed so I can go with you down the PF rabbit hole. Keep doing it your way and being yourself. 🤗
#fate #fate #fate 💯💯 All those years listening to that D12 song having no idea.
The walk though...planning your outfit for the walk...omg we both died 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 loving all this nostalgia 💯🧠⏪☺️💛
Haha! Im deffo wearing a collar and tie lol!
Told you ....strange things going on!!! #fate
The Animals album was remixed in 2018 but just came out a few weeks ago. Roger and David arguing, as usual, apparently held up the release. Anyways, I’m not usually a fan of albums being remixed but this one really needed it, and the results are fuckin amazing! Since you love bass (as do I!) when you do Pigs (Three Different Ones) DEFINITELY do the 2018 remix. The bass line is incredible (and played by David, not Roger).
Has anyone requested One of These Days? It’s mind blowing banger from the Floyd. You’ll love it.
I am as excited as you !!!
I own all this on cassette, vinyl, and CD and never tire of relistening to any or all of it from time to time.
Although the early works are ground breaking for various reasons, four albums /
Dark side of the Moon,
Wish you were here,
Animals, and the Wall are all must listens.
Truly, not a bad song on any of the four !!
Can’t wait to see each and every reaction.
When you complete the journey, you will be hooked for life ( although, to be honest,
I think it’s already too late for you mate !!)
Welcome aboard !!
The class of 99's version also incorporated Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 1 at the beginning. There are 3 parts of that song. The 3rd is short, and well, violent! That part will make you want to smash your screen.
My favorite version guitar solo so sweet!
Go on Son… Brilliant Reactions. 💥🎸🎼🔥
Love it ❤️ !
We all stand in the shoulders of giants.
Keep it up !
66 y/o dude from Mississippi
LOVE the comparisons you did while making all those connections, it was very interesting to me and I learned a good bit!
About Roger's life growing up during WW2. His Dad was killed during the war & he was raised by his Mother.
The track "Dogs" off Pink Floyd's album Animals is a must!!! The track is euphoric and mind blowing! The same with Stairway to Heaven from Led Zeppelin
Really nice. I've watched a lot of reactions to this. Great backstory on this one. Tory and the band worked it all out BIG TIME. All friends in the end.
Love it, love it, fuckin’ love it. You stay you. I love your reactions!
I’ll recommend another 70’s band/song to join with the other recommendations:
“Foreplay/Longtime” by Boston
I recommend you listen to the studio version first, before any live version. Your ears will thank you.
Fkg love your excitement 🤪🥳and the transfer to the reference loops especially D12 are very interesting🤓😀, shine on 💪🌞
There is another pink floyd floyed album called, obscured by clouds. It's a soundtrack to a movie, which name escapes me. Another brilliant album and a little slower. As always great guitar solos. Cheers
I still have this album on vinyl. I've watched the Wall at least 11 times. Owned it on VHS cassette. Yes I'm that damn old. Really enjoy your reactions. I feel sorry for your girl.
Many of us old Floyd geezers love a bit of hip-hop, right now I've gone a bit mad into xxxtentacion. Keep up the good work 🙏🙏❤️
Yaaaay more Pink Floyd! Loving these reactions. Yes, please do “Dogs” from the album Animals 🤘Definitely a journey.
Coming today!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
@@brainsqueezereactions Nice!
When i left the venue after seeing Roger Waters tour of The Wall. I thought "Well I can die now coz I know I'm never going to go to a better concert in this lifetime again" !
I wasn't fortunate enough to se Pink Floyd in concert but that was as close as i was going to get 😊
One of my favourite songs of all time.
great reaction Hector! I loved how you tied that em track with it. I do that all the time LOL
I agree with the Rush recommendation
Woohoo! 🤜🏼💥🤛🏼
Black Dog by Led Zeppelin 🔥
🎶 "We don't need no fort control..."🎶 I love your forts man. 🙏🌻
Exactly Nanna here. It all has come from the classics.
Post Malone calab with Ozzy Osborne ( Black Sabbath)
Now you mentioned Rush well our three Canadian masters. Have 45 yrs! Of awesome music to share.. Xanadu would be a great start
Cheers
This was the song that introduced me to Pink Floyd I remember the first time I saw the video on mtv as a young kid just mesmerized 😁
Blessed to have seen them live four times. The Wall Tour was like nothing I had ever experienced before.
Sounds like the cover by Class of 99 is of Another Brick in The Wall Pt 1 , you just reacted to Pt 2, there are 3 parts across the album 😁
"If ye dont eat yer meat!...ye can't have any puddin!...how can ye have any puddin if ye dont eat yer meat!! ...you!!....yes!!! You behind the bike sheds!!...STAND STILL LADDIE!! 😂
Just so he knows the whole thing. The end part is a teacher yelling at students. Starts with "WRONG! Do it again!".
❤️CONGRATULATIONS ON 29K ❤️
I love watching you..🤣 yeah, you're relearning what you thought you knew son, they've been sampled more than freebies at a restaurant 🤣 the British bands of the 60s and 70s where getting access to instruments nobody had even played before 😳 even my brother who had his own band back then was coming home with sht, like a wah wah peddle for his guitars, Gibsons Fenders and his Les Paul, and saying to me, aged 10, 1970.."listen to this..." playing a few chords and pumping this peddle with his foot, that was plugged into his guitar and the sound just went crazy 😳😳😳 the Moog synth was the original baby though...early 60s, it was the first synth really..I was only around 6 or 7 so it just looked like a big control panel to me, with lots of knobs, sliding things and a row of piano keys at the bottom, I had a go but the keyboard player in my brothers band went white with fright and begged me not to go near it again 🤣😄🤣 most of the bands equipment was on something called H.P. back then, P.A. systems drum kits, mics stands guitars and keyboards where often hired from music shops, the brothers band went to a guy called Frank Hessey in my hometown Liverpool 😏 the Beatles would have used him as well back then...😳
I'm lovin your reactions dude, I would recommend you have the lyrics up as well because they are so meaningful and go hand in hand with the feeling the music invokes.
Thank you my friend! Im not sure my excitement would let me read, i have tried when I first started and its just not fun in the moment. But I always listen to every song I react too the next day when I walk for my coffee (just a thing I enjoy when reading comments too)
@@brainsqueezereactions To be honest, I've seen many tubers do the Floyd reactions and most are so obviously forced but you, my friend, are the real deal! I'm an older dude (57) and have been a Floyd fan since I've been 22. I've been to 4 of their concerts (unforgettable). I really enjoy your reactions and appreciate the time it takes to record, edit, and post them. Thanks for taking the time to reply to my post (first time someone did) , I look forward to future reactions.
@@thestudygoon2799 Thank you for this comment 😊😊 Tbh i avsolutely hate fake reactions and one on a pink floyd most recently kept implying intrument changes exactly at each moment and im thinking, for the little I know about PF those changes are so unscripted its impossible to even suggest a change that would match their next move. But people are desperate and im lucky I just enjoy this as a hobby. Im lucky with timing each night to be able to do this and not worry about subs, likes etc....I just dont care just want new music that hits my soul!
Running to catch up on your Chanel bc you are the best ever .
I fucken LOVE this reaction!!! "that fucken funky arse shit" hahahahaa Love your vibes bro. Subscribing...
For guitar nirvana, check out Eric Johnson song "Cliffs of Dover" live of course, and Joe Satriani "Flying in a Blue Dream" live ditto!
Great connections. #fate
Another crazy good reaction! Can't wait till you do Animals - Dogs, Sheep, Pigs. You'll be scraping grey matter off your walls.
As someone who loves Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin I would love to see you do reactions to songs Like "Stairway to Heaven" and "When the Levee Breaks". Zeppelin has some bangers than would get into your soul just like Pink Floyd
So much more Floyd for you to explore! How exciting! Also can't wait for you to delve into Led Zeppelin!
This is the radio version. There's a version with a much longer intro. Great reaction, man!
Of course I loved the reaction... and also the other version, which I had never heard.... and a bit of education from an oldie... listening to the end of the D12 track... loved their own reference to it.. As we say in Beatles world... IT'S ALL CONNECTED....!!!
It would take you weeks to find all the Pink Floyd nods in other people's music but I remember The Fugees back in the late 90s using lines from Wish You Were Here. Wyclef himself released a cover of the same song about four years ago which is very good.
Amazing link that you discovered. I like all genres of music. I lean mostly towards classic rock. Yea, I know PF is considered progressive rock but I do like rap. I like Eminem especially his older stuff. The Marshal Mathers album and such. Love how modern artists will sample older stuff and no one knows the true roots. Kuddos to you mate. Keep the reactions coming!
I'm a year late to the party but I'm loving it. Also, I'm at the end of your Pink Floyd reactions! Are there more?! Are there any songs/albums you haven't reacted to/listened to??
Nice seeing the influence on other genres. Must have been an eye popping moment discovering where that whole thing about finishing your meat came from, lol. Great stuff man. If I may point at a few less frequently suggested but still mindblowing songs, you could do:
-Hey You from the same The Wall album
-Saucerful of Secrets, an old gem back to that Pompeii live concert. Be warned there are cut versions of that with only the more melodic second half of the song. The full thing includes a first half consisting of what you could call a "pandemonium of avantgarde noise", that then goes to be contrasted by the *beautiful* second half. I like that contrast personally, but you could do either version and, you know, be yourself man.
-Some of the more recent, post-Waters era, massively underrated songs. For instance 1994's High Hopes. The live PULSE versions of Sorrow and On the Turning Away are also stellar. But of course so are the studio ones. I won't tell you what to pick and be told to fvck off lol just laying info and choices for you man to do whatever you feel like doing.
Keep up with the great stuff you're doing and welcome to the dark side!
Can't wait until you listen to their "Animals" album! Love both Dogs and Sheep!!
You need to watch the movie The Wall. Prepare yourself as it's a whole another Journey into their visual world.
We were fortunate to see them perform this live they built the wall the entire time and then tore it down at the end.
And of course they not only had the full Orchestra and chorus as usual but they had the whole youth chorus is well. And then a crap load of kids that fed themselves to the grinder.
I believe it was their largest production ever. Requiring over 50 semi trucks just to move their equipment.
Well that was a surprise......another PF this week. Brilliant man. Life and music can be pretty spooky. Watching again your reaction to Shine on you crazy diamond last night and I thought, I need to get a mate of mine to listen to the album as he has never listened to PF before, i didnt get around to texting him. This morning he pulls up in his car at work with THAT album blasting out. Spooky as fuck. He says why the fuck haven't I listen to this awesome music before??
He's hooked now just like you. Keep it going man and soooooo looking forward to Dogs in the coming days.
The happiest PF reactor, right here :D
Greetings from Southwest Texas 🇺🇸 Faith 🤯🍺🍻🍺👍
Got to listen to Mother my friend
You don't listen to floyd bro, you feel them. Already said it but I'm here for the journey ! 👊
excellent reaction! to answer your question at the end regarding what else you will find out on your journey, Yes, Led Zeppelin is one of if not the most sampled artists in music. In fact diddy sampled the entire track called "Kashmir" from Led Zeppelins 1975 Physical Graffiti album he just changed the lyrics. he called it "come with me". Another heavily sampled zepp classic is "immigrant song". keep on...
AH man you actually crack me up. May I recommend a few more ?
Marooned, Dogs and Pigs
Dogs coming soon!!!
Your reactions to Floyd- got me listen to 8 studio 8:04 CDs - every one is a trip - keep enjoying the TRIP
You should find some time also for blues. A Gary Moore Irish master of guitar and his "Still got the blues for you" LIVE old version will drives you to the fillings of guitar you have never heard.
Yet another movie live
Pure class
Loving your work Hector 😊
#dannyboy
Oh, yes, another Pink Floyd track! This is the third song that I’ve listened to from the group. They nailed the performance very well. And love the guitar 🎸 rhythm, too as it’s danceable 🕺. I heard of the movie 🎥 “The Faculty” and I never know that there was another version of it in the soundtrack and that greatest artists like Tupac Eminem and his D12 group sampled the song saas, interesting. And it’s cool that you’re into different kinds of music. It’s awesome to be your unique self, don’t stop being your unique self, and I won’t, either. Even though I love hip hop music, I’ll listen to any other musics in all genres. Thanks so much for sharing your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up.😄👍#pinkfloyd
Founder PF member Roger Waters once said that they didn't do singles as 'we were no bloody good at it'. Well, this was a huge no 1 singles chart hit for them in 1979😁. This was the time when punk was he latest music fad & punks like the Sex Pistols condemned PF as old hat. Well, PF just kept going... They made a movie of The Wall starring Bob Geldof who in 2005 got PF back together. The movie version is a bit distracting with other sounds rom the film but there is a 'pop video' version made for the single featuring kids running around a housing estate that got screened on Top of the Pops on the BBC. I find it heartening these days that many reactors to 'old music' often select the TOTP BBC performances. Also makes me feel old! LOL!.
BTW, 5.30 that riff got me into PF. I was 15 at the time and knew of Floyd & Dark Side etc but never really heard them much. I do now!😊