When I first heard this album in 1974, I laid on my bed with my hi fi speakers at either side of me and fully immersed myself in it.........pure bliss......this album is an absolute classic.
As magnificent as the individual tunes are, any Floyd album is meant to be listened to as a whole. They create a theatre in one's mind, leaving the listener to paint the backdrops.
As probably EVERYONE has said, listen to the whole album “Dark Side of the Moon”. Sit down, relax, drink a glass of wine (or whatever else), turn down the lights, and just sit there and soak it all in. This came out when I was about 15. Now, I’m 61. I remember I had this group of friends in my senior year of high school and we’d spend Sunday afternoons chilling out and listening to all that great stuff back then. My only regret is I never saw them in concert. Get this- my Dad was born in 1931 and he loved them. He was a cool Dad.
My best way to listen to it is after a Saturday night party, everyoneone has gone home, on the Sunday morning, just put this on about 4 am and enjoy among the deitrus of a party alone
I’m 62 and feel the same. And when I want to be alone which is often these days, I hop on my Harley and crank up Floyd and hit the backroads for miles upon miles. Nothing better
Rebeka I had the pleasure of seeing Pink Floyd in concert back in 1980 and that is one experience I will never forget these guys are musical geniuses Pink Floyd is and always will be my favorite group of all time
In the 1970's rock album music started going into very long songs. On the radio there was AM which was the normal listening format in the U.S. (I'm from the U.S. so can only speak to here), and FM which was up and coming as a radio format. FM stations played full length long songs, many stations playing entire albums nonstop of various bands and we loved it. FM became a 'hip' thing to do back then somewhat. Pink Floyd was one of the mainstays on FM radio and it was as good when it first came out as it is now. Glad you and younger generations can appreciate it Rebeka.
The dark side is the best album in history and in turn this is my favorite song from it. It is beautiful, subtle, harmonious with a solemn touch that makes it a masterpiece worthy of this album.
It warms my heart that you can totally get a grasp of the music of Pink Floyd. We need to keep this music alive for generations because of not only the skill of music compositions but also the messages that most music now does not address. I've been listening to PF from the beginning from my early teens and their music is just as [if not more] relevant today as it was when it was written. Stay beautiful and hungry for great music Rebeka, you are the best.
Rebeka they don't have a bad song it's all fabulous your reactions are always absolutely spot on I feel we are soul mates when it comes to pink floyd the blend of instruments is pure heaven from guitar to sax to keyboard and drums and who nows what else it's all put together so beautifully and professionally these fellows have been at it for 50 odd years this is one reason why they are brilliant and it goes without saying extremely talented no substitute for experience is there I think your love of music is wonderful I share that love my parents encouraged me to listen to all forms of music my favourites are of course progressive rock classical jazz opera pretty much everything I'm now 72 years old and I like to think wiser but pink floyd will always be very special for me as they are for you rebeka great reaction as always keep on broadening your horizons you have great taste
Loved Pink Floyd since they released their 1st album in the 60's. They are without a doubt one of the best bands ever to grace our ears. What's amazing is how long they've been putting out hit after hit. Thx very much Rebeka for reacting to Pink Floyd..
Great choice, reminds me of a biker rally I was at some years ago, came out of my tent as it was getting light. I heard this song still being played around the campsite and saw a sea of bikes and handlebars in the early light. Magical memory. Thanks Rebeka and you're right Pink Floyd are epic, and David Gilmour is the GOAT.
I'm happy to see that more and more of the young people today start listening to this songs. It was not just the music (that gave us so much emotional cognition), it often was the lyrics that opened up our minds in those days. A whole generation became aware of what's goin' on - what's right and what's wrong. This kind of "input" sadly is missing today and is part of the reason why some things running so strange.
There was a time, after the big party ended late night, to listen with some last friends staying until 4 AM to THE FLOYD. This is one of the somer, etherial moments you are alone, together. You remind me of that time. Love your attitude to really hear what the mood and text ist about. Cheers 🥂
Hello Miss Rebeka ! No I Do not think Pink Floyd Has A Bad Song !!! 😄😄😄 Even As one of your New Subscribers I Find & See your Emotional Reactions to music in your Movements. ( Most reactors are Stiff & Uncomfortable ) You seem to be clearly relaxed & Truly Enjoying the sound ! For Me Personally I Believe that the Joy of Music is in the Ears & Minds of the Beholder. I offer you this song just for you to Enjoy without having to do A Reaction Video by Roberta Flack ( Fist Time ever I saw your Face) 😄 Still Subscribed, like button Illuminated
Us and Them is one of my all time favorite songs by Pink Floyd. This song is all about pointless differences between people, but let’s you know humanity can still be obtained. No, they don’t have any bad songs. I saw Roger Waters “Us and Them” tour a few years ago. It was amazing.
PF had some truly weird songs. Half the songs from Piper at the Gates of Dawn are nearly incomprehensible and lack effective melody. Not that I'm complaining, but there are some periods during the Sid Barrett period when the band produced some...crazy diamonds.
I was a sophomore in high school when this came out. I wish I could share the wonderful memories I have of cruising with friends late at night listening to Pink Floyd. Thank you for this reaction. (Btw, just wanted to throw this in, in case anyone is wondering, the following dialogue by the band's roadie, Roger "The Hat" Manifold, one of his two spoken segments on the album, is heard before the second saxophone solo (5:04): Well I mean, they're not gonna kill ya, so like, if you give 'em a quick sh ... short, sharp shock, they don't do it again. Dig it? I mean 'e got off light, 'cause I coulda given 'im a thrashin' but I only hit 'im once. It's only the difference between right and wrong innit? I mean good manners don't cost nothin' do they, eh?) 😉 (from Wikipedia)
I personally have always been amused by the very last bit of lyrics which is clearly audible on vinyl, but often gets cut off on digital copies: "There ain't no dark side in the moon really - as a matter of fact... it's all dark.
Agree with many comments that this is a great song in isolation but should really be heard in the complete context of the album " Dark Side Of The Moon". However, no one should expect you to react to a 42 minute album!! Just treat yourself to listening to the whole thing in your own private time Rebekah. I promise you won't be disappointed. Stay safe and wrap up warm!!
I have never heard a bad song by PF. They are musical genius’s whose work resonates as much today as they time they were written. Love your channel and stay safe 🙂
As has been mentioned, The Dark Side of the Moon is meant to be listened to in one sitting. Each track flows into the next, and each track provides context to the next. In fact, the only break in the music is between The Great Gig in the Sky and Money, which is between side 1 and side 2 of the vinyl version. This live performance is actually combining Us and Then and Any Colour You Like.
The good thing about live Pink Floyd is they would do the studio tracks verbatim...It's a rarity in the industry...When you know the studio version like the back of your hand and then see them produce that amazing sound live; It's profoundly moving.
THE TRUTH Been A Zeppelin fan since the 70's.😊 I KNOW all genres. I was the ripe age at the right time for ALL genres..a tennager in the 1980's which was the beginnings of rap. Rap comes from rock n roll believe this or not. My household as a child was all of rock n roll. As a teen in the 80's I had a younger brother that gravitated to rap. Because of him I got into Snoop Dog big time & everything that was hip at the time..absolutely loved! I can say 100% that the rock n roll genre will always be here to stay in my heart deeply. Rap is a genre that can go.I will not miss. I am well rounded in rap. I can say that rock n roll is dear to my heart.🔴
Remenber, there isn't a unique PF concept album, in fact, there are many and all of them are masterpieces: "Delicate Sound of Thunder", "The Final Cut", "The Wall", "A momentary lapse of Reason", help with rest of them, please. Let's make best recommendations to Rebeka in order to get her well floyded.
Love your reactions. Mason, Gilmour, Wright, Waters. Four genius musicians making brilliant music. They pull you in at the start and take you along for a great ride. This is one of the less played of the songs on Dark Side but it's one of my favorites.
You should Listen to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album, uninterrupted, start to finish.All the songs flow into each other.You get a better idea of the concept of the album that way. BTW why are you so bundled up,forget to pay the heating bill?😄
It seems this was your first flight in space with the Pink Floyd? Welcome to the crew! You've picked one of my favourite songs from one of my favourite albums! 👏 TODAY I read a comment on SM that claimed that Pink Floyd is one of the most overrated bands of all time. 😱 I read it three times just to make sure I hadn't misread it. The music of Pink Floyd has always been serious, thoughtful and deep, that's why too many people just don't get it. I am so glad I found your reaction to this Rebeka, it made my day! Thank you 🙏🎶
My goodness, I love the saxophone 🎷. What am I saying, I loved todays selection. Great choice. But yet you can never make a bad selection when it comes to Pink Floyd. Thank you once again. Continue the great work.
OK, ..I'll add my memory of Dark Side. It was the summer of '73. I had an eight track player in my Ford Pinto. The previous summer my 16 year old brother had been killed in a car accident. Now this summer a 29 year cousin was also killed in a car accident. The funeral was about a two hour drive. One of his sisters, the same age as me, being 25, rode with me to the funeral. I had just gotten the Dark Side tape. We listened to it on the way and neither of us said a word, each in our silent grief. I'm 73 now and remember that ride every time I hear any song from this played. What a band, what an album, what a song.
Here's an earlier version of this song from 1969/1970; back when it was known as "Violent Sequence" and was to have been used in the soundtrack of a 1970 Michelangelo Antonioni film called "Zabrieske Point" but was rejected by the director. The video portion is a photo montage of Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright, who passed away from cancer back in 2008. Enjoy! th-cam.com/video/5DY9Vu-m2k4/w-d-xo.html BTW, this live performance actually had two songs in it: "Us and Them", but then the funky instrumental "Any Colour You Like".
Best band in the world. Ive been a huge fan for about 30 years now. My favorite albums are Animals, Meddle, ( echoes is a 23 minute masterpiece) and Dark side of the Moon.
Everything is great, but if you haven`t listen to Echoes live from Pompei 1971(I think) This is really revolutionary . No audience , just Pink Floyd and there crew. It says a lot of how they got so great!!
Rebecca, do something for yourself: pour yourself a glass of good wine, put on your headphones and listen to the whole studio album "The Dark Side of the Moon" from start to finish. In my opinion, it is the best music album of the modern era. And in fact, you didn't react to one song but to two ("Us and Them" and "Any Color You Like"). That's why it was long. It is seamlessly followed by another ("Brain Damage") and another ... I'm sorry - I haven't read the posts and I see that you have received similar recommendations several times. But that doesn't change anything ;-).
PF have no bad songs. They are a band that move a person. Their humanity speaks through their words. They are not defined by their record sales or marketing bulls**t.
"What is absurd and monstrous about war is that men who have no personal quarrel should be trained to murder one another in cold blood." - Aldous Huxley Much love from the far north of New Zealand
Beautiful Rebekah, if you actually see this post, please do some Led Zeppelin live at MSG in 1973 and some live Jethro Tull ! See you on the flip side!
Good stuff, I grew up with these very strong rock bands. Late 70's and early 80's. I think from the band "Iron Butter fly" to "Megadeath" Rock was at is strongest. Then it went to Justin Beaver or something. LOL! Oh well, I have a rack of CD's that sound good in the sports car when im cruising. You have good taste.
Yeah, that 4 album stretch they had from "Dark Side of the Moon" through "The Wall" was unprecedented. No other group has been that consistently great, for that many minutes of music. Must be pretty cold up there in Latvia already. Good thing you're cute as hell, that'll keep you warm.🔥😋
I assume you already have tons of suggestions to react to Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb (Live at Pulse '94)". If so, then there is yet another vote for that.
Great reaction video as usual Rebeka, I can't get enough of Pink Floyd. Anyway, one for the list I'd think you'd like, The Story by Runrig, (Scottish Rock Band) Cheers!
Usually lyrics are expressed in words, but with Pink Floyd they are also expressed through music, without the need for lyrics. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, I say that a David Gilmour guitar chord, or Richard Wright's keyboard equals a thousand words, you just have to close your eyes and open your ears to read them. In (Any Color You Like) the thought behind this song expresses the illusion that man has the power to choose. At least that's what Roger Waters was thinking while titling this song.
Your reaction's are truly amazing and and a breath of fresh air too watch,thankyou. A hit making band, PF not so much, what they do excell in is the making of stunning concept albums that run to a theme, unique in that regard , The two tracks you reacted too were part of The Dark Side Of The Moon album , the 2nd best album ever recorded after the Beatles that never left the top 200 album chart for 15 years! A 45minute album that should be taken in one sitting!
Actualy is not 4 but 2 different titles; where the synthesizer sets in at 7.33 in this video its no longer "Us and them" but "Any colour you like", best way to listen to this is on the original concept album "Dark Side of the Moon" (1973) and get a good .cue version or singel image so there is no irritating gaps and it its the real PF, with Roger Waters, whos musical genius was the mastermind behind albums like Meddle and the two Masterpiece concept albums Dark Side of the moon and Wish you were here.
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Rebeka I love it when the younger generation listen to tracks that are from my youth and appreciate the music.
now you see what we had to listen to in the 60s and 70s......
I agree.
When I first heard this album in 1974, I laid on my bed with my hi fi speakers at either side of me and fully immersed myself in it.........pure bliss......this album is an absolute classic.
The most chilled anti war, anti poverty song ever!
This was actually 2 songs there. Us and Them & Any Colour You Like. This was a fantastic concert. I was in tears quite a few times during that show.
I've listened to Pink Floyd almost every day for 35 years.. seeing you "feeling" it reminds me why ❤️
As magnificent as the individual tunes are, any Floyd album is meant to be listened to as a whole. They create a theatre in one's mind, leaving the listener to paint the backdrops.
As probably EVERYONE has said, listen to the whole album “Dark Side of the Moon”. Sit down, relax, drink a glass of wine (or whatever else), turn down the lights, and just sit there and soak it all in. This came out when I was about 15. Now, I’m 61. I remember I had this group of friends in my senior year of high school and we’d spend Sunday afternoons chilling out and listening to all that great stuff back then. My only regret is I never saw them in concert. Get this- my Dad was born in 1931 and he loved them. He was a cool Dad.
That is the best way to listen to Dark Side Of The Moon😉🙂
My best way to listen to it is after a Saturday night party, everyoneone has gone home, on the Sunday morning, just put this on about 4 am and enjoy among the deitrus of a party alone
I’m 62 and feel the same. And when I want to be alone which is often these days, I hop on my Harley and crank up Floyd and hit the backroads for miles upon miles. Nothing better
Yes he was...
Don't forget the headphones. Just a suggestion.
Rebeka I had the pleasure of seeing Pink Floyd in concert back in 1980 and that is one experience I will never forget these guys are musical geniuses Pink Floyd is and always will be my favorite group of all time
In the 1970's rock album music started going into very long songs. On the radio there was AM which was the normal listening format in the U.S. (I'm from the U.S. so can only speak to here), and FM which was up and coming as a radio format. FM stations played full length long songs, many stations playing entire albums nonstop of various bands and we loved it. FM became a 'hip' thing to do back then somewhat. Pink Floyd was one of the mainstays on FM radio and it was as good when it first came out as it is now.
Glad you and younger generations can appreciate it Rebeka.
"Up
And down
And in the end it's only round 'n round"
My favorite line from my favorite Pink Floyd song.
Please keep on Rockin' Rebeka!
The dark side is the best album in history and in turn this is my favorite song from it. It is beautiful, subtle, harmonious with a solemn touch that makes it a masterpiece worthy of this album.
I agree. This is the best song they’ve ever written.
Great reaction video! So glad to see a new generation of Pink Floyd fans appreciating such amazing music. 👍☺️
It warms my heart that you can totally get a grasp of the music of Pink Floyd. We need to keep this music alive for generations because of not only the skill of music compositions but also the messages that most music now does not address.
I've been listening to PF from the beginning from my early teens and their music is just as [if not more] relevant today as it was when it was written.
Stay beautiful and hungry for great music Rebeka, you are the best.
Rebeka they don't have a bad song it's all fabulous your reactions are always absolutely spot on I feel we are soul mates when it comes to pink floyd the blend of instruments is pure heaven from guitar to sax to keyboard and drums and who nows what else it's all put together so beautifully and professionally these fellows have been at it for 50 odd years this is one reason why they are brilliant and it goes without saying extremely talented no substitute for experience is there I think your love of music is wonderful I share that love my parents encouraged me to listen to all forms of music my favourites are of course progressive rock classical jazz opera pretty much everything I'm now 72 years old and I like to think wiser but pink floyd will always be very special for me as they are for you rebeka great reaction as always keep on broadening your horizons you have great taste
Loved Pink Floyd since they released their 1st album in the 60's. They are without a doubt one of the best bands ever to grace our ears. What's amazing is how long they've been putting out hit after hit. Thx very much Rebeka for reacting to Pink Floyd..
Great choice, reminds me of a biker rally I was at some years ago, came out of my tent as it was getting light. I heard this song still being played around the campsite and saw a sea of bikes and handlebars in the early light. Magical memory. Thanks Rebeka and you're right Pink Floyd are epic, and David Gilmour is the GOAT.
Thank you.:)
I'm happy to see that more and more of the young people today start listening to this songs. It was not just the music (that gave us so much emotional cognition), it often was the lyrics that opened up our minds in those days. A whole generation became aware of what's goin' on - what's right and what's wrong. This kind of "input" sadly is missing today and is part of the reason why some things running so strange.
There was a time, after the big party ended late night, to listen with some last friends staying until 4 AM to THE FLOYD. This is one of the somer, etherial moments you are alone, together.
You remind me of that time. Love your attitude to really hear what the mood and text ist about.
Cheers 🥂
Pink Floyd has such a wide range of music. that's what makes them so great!!!
That little smile that appears on her face when the sax comes in. Classic
I saw PF live in 1994 in Rotterdam, it was so amazing. I literally cried a few times out of shear happiness to be there.
Hello Miss Rebeka ! No I Do not think Pink Floyd Has A Bad Song !!! 😄😄😄
Even As one of your New Subscribers I Find & See your Emotional Reactions to music in your Movements. ( Most reactors are Stiff & Uncomfortable )
You seem to be clearly relaxed & Truly Enjoying the sound ! For Me Personally I Believe that the Joy of Music is in the Ears & Minds of the Beholder. I offer you this song just for you to Enjoy without having to do A Reaction Video by
Roberta Flack ( Fist Time ever I saw your Face) 😄 Still Subscribed, like button Illuminated
Us and Them is one of my all time favorite songs by Pink Floyd. This song is all about pointless differences between people, but let’s you know humanity can still be obtained. No, they don’t have any bad songs.
I saw Roger Waters “Us and Them” tour a few years ago. It was amazing.
PF had some truly weird songs. Half the songs from Piper at the Gates of Dawn are nearly incomprehensible and lack effective melody. Not that I'm complaining, but there are some periods during the Sid Barrett period when the band produced some...crazy diamonds.
I was a sophomore in high school when this came out. I wish I could share the wonderful memories I have of cruising with friends late at night listening to Pink Floyd. Thank you for this reaction. (Btw, just wanted to throw this in, in case anyone is wondering, the following dialogue by the band's roadie, Roger "The Hat" Manifold, one of his two spoken segments on the album, is heard before the second saxophone solo (5:04):
Well I mean, they're not gonna kill ya, so like, if you give 'em a quick sh ... short, sharp shock, they don't do it again. Dig it? I mean 'e got off light, 'cause I coulda given 'im a thrashin' but I only hit 'im once. It's only the difference between right and wrong innit? I mean good manners don't cost nothin' do they, eh?) 😉 (from Wikipedia)
I was born in 55…so we’re about on the same page…best era of music
@@sst3d Totally agree!! 👍
I personally have always been amused by the very last bit of lyrics which is clearly audible on vinyl, but often gets cut off on digital copies:
"There ain't no dark side in the moon really - as a matter of fact... it's all dark.
Agree with many comments that this is a great song in isolation but should really be heard in the complete context of the album " Dark Side Of The Moon". However, no one should expect you to react to a 42 minute album!! Just treat yourself to listening to the whole thing in your own private time Rebekah. I promise you won't be disappointed. Stay safe and wrap up warm!!
Thank you.:)
Rebeka , i’m really Diggin the air drums you play ✨😊✨
Psychedelic majesty, from the peak of the mountain. ❤️
As usual a great reaction.
Thank you.:)
Her smile when the sax started. Warmed an old heart.
I have never heard a bad song by PF. They are musical genius’s whose work resonates as much today as they time they were written. Love your channel and stay safe 🙂
As has been mentioned, The Dark Side of the Moon is meant to be listened to in one sitting. Each track flows into the next, and each track provides context to the next. In fact, the only break in the music is between The Great Gig in the Sky and Money, which is between side 1 and side 2 of the vinyl version.
This live performance is actually combining Us and Then and Any Colour You Like.
RIP The Pink Floyd, RIP Pink Floyd, RIP Floyd, RIP Ricky. ✌️🌹🦌
Musical Mastery!!! Hello from New Hampshire U.S.A. Beautiful young lady!!!
I LOVE PINK FLOYD! I enjoy US AND THEM and HEY YOU but they have so many GREAT ones!!!
Such a hypnotic and beautiful song
Wonderful thank you. I can't wait for you to discover Yes. Roundabout please ☺️
Very nice reaction to this classic track from Dark Side Of The Moon. Well Done Rebeka 👏
Thank you.:)
The good thing about live Pink Floyd is they would do the studio tracks verbatim...It's a rarity in the industry...When you know the studio version like the back of your hand and then see them produce that amazing sound live; It's profoundly moving.
Had to close my eyes and take this ride around the galaxy. Everything they touched turned to gold.
Rebeka , you are super cool. Love your reactions. Hope you nail down many more subscribers.
Thank you.:)
Relatively
Nice respectful and insightful reaction once again
THE TRUTH
Been A Zeppelin fan since the 70's.😊
I KNOW all genres. I was the ripe age at the right time for ALL genres..a tennager in the 1980's which was the beginnings of rap. Rap comes from rock n roll believe this or not. My household as a child was all of rock n roll. As a teen in the 80's I had a younger brother that gravitated to rap. Because of him I got into Snoop Dog big time & everything that was hip at the time..absolutely loved! I can say 100% that the rock n roll genre will always be here to stay in my heart deeply. Rap is a genre that can go.I will not miss. I am well rounded in rap. I can say that rock n roll is dear to my heart.🔴
Remenber, there isn't a unique PF concept album, in fact, there are many and all of them are masterpieces: "Delicate Sound of Thunder", "The Final Cut", "The Wall", "A momentary lapse of Reason", help with rest of them, please. Let's make best recommendations to Rebeka in order to get her well floyded.
Love your reactions. Mason, Gilmour, Wright, Waters. Four genius musicians making brilliant music. They pull you in at the start and take you along for a great ride. This is one of the less played of the songs on Dark Side but it's one of my favorites.
Thank you.✨
Wow! You certainly loved that song! A pleasure watching someone so moved by these master's of timeless music from 48 years ago
Your analysis is spot on as usual.
Yes, no bad songs of Pink Floyd.
Thanks for the video
Please, the reaction of "The great gig in the sky"!!!
You should Listen to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album, uninterrupted, start to finish.All the songs flow into each other.You get a better idea of the concept of the album that way. BTW why are you so bundled up,forget to pay the heating bill?😄
She's probably in Siberia hehe
It saves. No wonder - at today's prices :-).
I love so much when you smile with eyes closed.
Oh now I understand.
It's winter that side, well happy human day from Sunny South Africa 😎
Hello Rebeka! Dark Side Of The Moon should be played in its entirety. 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷
That was an amazing reaction!
Thank you for that, very accurate comment,,,
PS. NO THEY DON'T HAVE A BAD SONG!
Take care!
Thank you.:)
They are a great group
I sure did enjoy how much you got into the song.
It seems this was your first flight in space with the Pink Floyd? Welcome to the crew!
You've picked one of my favourite songs from one of my favourite albums! 👏
TODAY I read a comment on SM that claimed that Pink Floyd is one of the most overrated bands of all time. 😱 I read it three times just to make sure I hadn't misread it.
The music of Pink Floyd has always been serious, thoughtful and deep, that's why too many people just don't get it.
I am so glad I found your reaction to this Rebeka, it made my day! Thank you 🙏🎶
Pink Floyd....smooth.
My goodness, I love the saxophone 🎷. What am I saying, I loved todays selection. Great choice. But yet you can never make a bad selection when it comes to Pink Floyd. Thank you once again. Continue the great work.
Darling Rebeka this is nearly as a masterpiece of music as you are BEAUTIFUL ,UNTIMELY
OK, ..I'll add my memory of Dark Side. It was the summer of '73. I had an eight track player in my Ford Pinto. The previous summer my 16 year old brother had been killed in a car accident. Now this summer a 29 year cousin was also killed in a car accident. The funeral was about a two hour drive. One of his sisters, the same age as me, being 25, rode with me to the funeral. I had just gotten the Dark Side tape. We listened to it on the way and neither of us said a word, each in our silent grief. I'm 73 now and remember that ride every time I hear any song from this played. What a band, what an album, what a song.
YOU GO GIRL!!!!
Jesteś naj bardziej wyluzowana ze wszystkich osób na tym kanale twoje reakcje są naj naj ze wszystkich ❤❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🤩😘😘😘👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪
Two 👍👍 up! One for the Floyd and one for you Rebecka!! YOU ROCK!!! Thanks for bringing brightness to the dark. 😊
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You are most welcome!! I saw 😘
Here's an earlier version of this song from 1969/1970; back when it was known as "Violent Sequence" and was to have been used in the soundtrack of a 1970 Michelangelo Antonioni film called "Zabrieske Point" but was rejected by the director. The video portion is a photo montage of Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright, who passed away from cancer back in 2008. Enjoy!
th-cam.com/video/5DY9Vu-m2k4/w-d-xo.html
BTW, this live performance actually had two songs in it: "Us and Them", but then the funky instrumental "Any Colour You Like".
My favorite Pink Floyd song is "Learning to Fly!" Pink Floyd is best band Ever!
Saw that concert,,,at Veterans Stadium in Philly,,,30th row on the floor. Probably '88,,,,???? 🔥🔥🔥👍😎
pink floyd is one of the best rock bands ever.
they are an essential part of the history of the twentieth century.
Probably my favorite from them! Thank you ❤️
Fantastic song. My favourite on this album.
Another great band, So many back in the day when rock music was the best!
Best band in the world. Ive been a huge fan for about 30 years now. My favorite albums are Animals, Meddle, ( echoes is a 23 minute masterpiece) and Dark side of the Moon.
My dear you love pink Floyd I think it’s you favourite group,🇬🇧😘😘
A song of empathy
Everything is great, but if you haven`t listen to Echoes live from Pompei 1971(I think) This is really revolutionary . No audience , just Pink Floyd and there crew. It says a lot of how they got so great!!
Actually this was two songs Us and Them and Any Colour You Like what is an instrumental piece.
Is that snow all around??🤯😉🤗🌈
The band from another planet.
Check out the "Run Like Hell" version of that great concert.
😊 Great S&R, Becks 😊
Thank you.:)
Bek: A. I Love It Too B. You need headphones C. You will love it more! Cheers J
Rebecca, do something for yourself: pour yourself a glass of good wine, put on your headphones and listen to the whole studio album "The Dark Side of the Moon" from start to finish. In my opinion, it is the best music album of the modern era.
And in fact, you didn't react to one song but to two ("Us and Them" and "Any Color You Like"). That's why it was long. It is seamlessly followed by another ("Brain Damage") and another ...
I'm sorry - I haven't read the posts and I see that you have received similar recommendations several times. But that doesn't change anything ;-).
PF have no bad songs. They are a band that move a person. Their humanity speaks through their words. They are not defined by their record sales or marketing bulls**t.
"What is absurd and monstrous about war is that men who have no personal quarrel should be trained to murder one another in cold blood." - Aldous Huxley
Much love from the far north of New Zealand
Love you Becky 🇬🇧
nice song choice rebeka
"Black and blue .. and Who knowns whitshe is whitshe .. and Who is Who" .. I feel it in politic Today (30 Teraz post Comanches 🙂) .. ✌️❤️
Beautiful Rebekah, if you actually see this post, please do some Led Zeppelin live at MSG in 1973 and some live Jethro Tull ! See you on the flip side!
Good stuff, I grew up with these very strong rock bands. Late 70's and early 80's. I think from the band "Iron Butter fly" to "Megadeath" Rock was at is strongest. Then it went to Justin Beaver or something. LOL! Oh well, I have a rack of CD's that sound good in the sports car when im cruising. You have good taste.
Rebeka, great react.. pink Floyd is legend
Please react on the turning away. TKS.
Obrigado
Thank you.:)
I love this song so much. One of the few pulse performances where I just prefer the studio version more. I love the sax in the studio version so much.
Now do “Great gig in the sky” (live Delicate sound of thunder) or “On the turning away” (Live Delicate sound of thunder)
Yeah, that 4 album stretch they had from "Dark Side of the Moon" through "The Wall" was unprecedented. No other group has been that consistently great, for that many minutes of music. Must be pretty cold up there in Latvia already. Good thing you're cute as hell, that'll keep you warm.🔥😋
YES,,,,,👍👍👍👍👍👍😎
@@LordEagle I would add Meddle to that list.
Have you listened to Pink Floyd, Echoes live in Pompeii? That is twenty minutes for each part, and you still want more.
You need to read the lyrics. They are very meaningful. 🙂 I tear up every time I listen to this piece.
The greatest band of all time
I assume you already have tons of suggestions to react to Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb (Live at Pulse '94)". If so, then there is yet another vote for that.
Great reaction video as usual Rebeka, I can't get enough of Pink Floyd. Anyway, one for the list I'd think you'd like, The Story by Runrig, (Scottish Rock Band) Cheers!
Thank you.:)
Keep enjoying.
The saxophone does this song a little justice !
Usually lyrics are expressed in words, but with Pink Floyd they are also expressed through music, without the need for lyrics.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, I say that a David Gilmour guitar chord, or Richard Wright's keyboard equals a thousand words, you just have to close your eyes and open your ears to read them.
In (Any Color You Like) the thought behind this song expresses the illusion that man has the power to choose.
At least that's what Roger Waters was thinking while titling this song.
hope you get the heating working again soon.....glad the music warmed you up a bit though.....nice reaction.
Thank you.:)
I was going to make a song suggestion that's not Pink Floyd, but after hearing this, probably not a wise idea.
Your reaction's are truly amazing and and a breath of fresh air too watch,thankyou. A hit making band, PF not so much, what they do excell in is the making of stunning concept albums that run to a theme, unique in that regard , The two tracks you reacted too were part of The Dark Side Of The Moon album , the 2nd best album ever recorded after the Beatles that never left the top 200 album chart for 15 years! A 45minute album that should be taken in one sitting!
Thank you.:)
Actualy is not 4 but 2 different titles; where the synthesizer sets in at 7.33 in this video its no longer "Us and them" but "Any colour you like", best way to listen to this is on the original concept album "Dark Side of the Moon" (1973) and get a good .cue version or singel image so there is no irritating gaps and it its the real PF, with Roger Waters, whos musical genius was the mastermind behind albums like Meddle and the two Masterpiece concept albums Dark Side of the moon and Wish you were here.