Time by Pink Floyd Reaction (featuring guest Bev Johnson)
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- Cash and her special guest Bev check out Time by Pink Floyd from the 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon.
The original video can be found here:
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Pink Floyd is one of those groups that you need to listen to the entire album to appreciate a song. I know there are those who agree with me!
Yeah, not really. I can appreciate the song fine as is.
@@johnnyjohnny2650 That is true also. I was just saying that Pink Floyd's masterpieces usually encompass the whole album. But we can agree that they are one of the best groups?!
That's why they resisted downloading and streaming for a very long time.
Uninterrupted thank you.
Absolutely
Another vote for the whole album. After dark, turn out the lights, a glass of wine (or 2) and take in the whole 40 minute experience! One of the all time best albums.
The whole album and another full bottle. It's only right.
...don't forget the doobie.
And watch Wizard of Oz at the same time.
And yet Animals is a better album and is never talked about.
@@diabx0r Animals is talked about often lol, and it's great. Personally, I think The Wall is their best work and think Dark Side is a bit overrated. It's a bit over produced and 'busy' for me. But we all have our opinion.
You ain't never heard this before???? I've been listening to this Album for over 45 years. And I'm 60 still listening to it . All of Pink Floyd is ominous.
They must have led very sheltered lives.
they both knew it one was singing along to it, and they said it at the beginning they heard it when it came out but didn't pay it no mind
@@santanamauricio it was meant more as a joke but Okie Dokie Thanks
Me too!
I'm 67 and had the same thought. This is classic for the 70's and legend for the years after.
And yet another vote for listening to the whole album.... but now you've done Time... you absolutely have to do Great gig In The Sky.
It should be illegal to do Time without Great Gig immediately following, as PF intended.
Greatest song ever sung without any actual lyrics!
@@paulkane7771 Hey, what about Hocus Pocus!?!? 😉🤣
Definitely do the album version as Clare Torry just kills it. Pardon the pun. The song is about the emotions of going through the 7stages of dying Shock or disbelief, denial, anger, bargaining, guilt, depression and acceptance. It was stuck in my head almost every night during my recent 5 weeks in the hospital. I was at the bargaining stage. :)
@@matthewpaul1111 from a Matthew Paul, nice explanation.
Pink Floyd rewards patient listening.
It’s hysterical watching the younger generation who’s used to 2 min in and out music..react to Pfloyd. They get impatient…obviously not these two..but the 20 somethings 🤯
The guys where around 25 doing this epic master piece
ONE DOESN'T MERELY LISTEN TO PINK FLOYD, ONE EXPERIENCES THEM!
Been listening to this since 1975. The older I get the sadder the song gets.
I know what you mean, but it's not sadder, just reality becoming clear
My life forever changed on the day I first heard Dark Side Of The Moon.
Another vote for listening to the whole album. Side 1 (which includes "Time") is especially affecting as it all relates to birth, life and death. Side 2 touches on greed, war, and mental illness - all in all, some pretty heavy and profound subjects for a group of late 20-somethings.
Yep, the whole album is literally one song, I've been a life long Pink Floyd fan the Dark Side of the Moon will always be number one and Animals #2 and of course The Wall follows that.
It's all about touring...
@@coachhannah2403 no it's not.
@@scorpiorising3741 - Tell Dave.
The greatest song, from their greatest album.
Thanks that was wonderful Dark Side of the Moon the entire album is a must listen! Thanks again
Watching the music and lyrics pass across was Bev's face was nice. She felt that one. I would highly recommend Sine On You Crazy Diamond for the two of you next. A little research into the background of the song will go a long way towards explaining one of Floyd's main themes in their music.
And after that, Goodbye Blue Pi…
Yes she did, she is an astute listener and obviously part Floydian🌜
Awww Justin, at least acknowledge my math related joke before you ruin it with your edit ;)
@@jerram7455 Fair enough, I put it back. There were a couple of mistakes in my comment, and I fixed them all without considering your joke. My bad.
@@justinatest9456 It’s no big deal. I was just jumping on an obv typo as an excuse for a dad math joke. BTW, I wonder if they’ve listened to The Division Bell…. See, I can’t help myself!
What a wonderful reaction and what a profound song to pick
Pink floyd is a journey into an alternative reality.. so long ago yet so timeless
Where this song leads to next is pure beauty and heartbreak.
"The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older" that line just sticks in my mind
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
“Half a page of scribbled lines” guts me every time…
@Big Homie Steve The Metal Head You can survive more than you think you can….until you cannot. I’ve recently realized that fact. I’m at the wend of my life, not much time left for me now. This song says all that I now feel. Good luck to you, friend. I hope thing improve for you. 💗
Yes...all very profound🍷🍷
The one day you find ten years have got behind you no one told you when to run you missed the starting gun......ugh- serious FOMO..about your life. Your peers life. The decisions you made that brought you where you are now... All of that aches into realization with that nostalgic church choir...singing about your life..omg.. so depressing.....lol...
This now qualifies as classical music. Up there with Mozart, Beethoven, Elgar Vivaldi... timeless.. eternal. 200 years from now, people will still be pouring over this beautiful art.
I’m only 33 and IMHO this is THE greatest album of all time especially with a great pair of headphones and no other distractions
Pink Floyd grew up in Post War Britain 🇬🇧. This formed their outlook on things.
"Quiet Desperation is the English Way".
Subbed. Pink Floyd is unlike any other. Every Song is a Meditation 🧘♂️✨
Thanks for doing this song, Cash! I'm a lifelong Pink Floyd fan, and I was born the year that Dark Side of the Moon came out. David Gilmour's guitar solo on this and on "Comfortably Numb" (from "The Wall") are some of the best solos of all time. ... Cheers from northeast Ohio! :)
Roger waters was the mastermind behind this entire album and wrote all the lyrics for it as well
Also, Allan parsons produced the album.
I'm 65 now I have heard this 1000 times I still love it.
Just one of those songs that gets better with
"" TIME "" from the layers upon layers of music, to the eargasm / guitar solo to the haunting lyrics that are so true that it hurts, in my opinion from top to bottom the greatest song ever written from the most iconic album, from one of the greatest bands ever, Pink Flyod took what the Beatles did with studio albums to the next level...
It helped that they had Alan Parsons who had worked with the Beatles, engineer this album.
Was in high school when this album came out,we played the hell out of it, when smoke was smoke, good old days 😎 you guys are doing great 🏹
When smoke didn't leave you a psychiatric case.
Many thanks🍷🍷
High on high School.
The recording engineer on this stunning album was a gentleman at Abbey Road Studios in London by the name of Alan Parsons, and in 1976 he started a partnership with producer Eric Woolfson that became known as The Alan Parsons Project, recording concept albums with session musicians and singers. My first introduction to them was the album and title track Eye In The Sky, or you could start with The Raven from their first album, Tales Of Mystery And Imagination - Edgar Allan Poe.
You're gonna need another case of wine...
Yes..indeed. thanks for that background!!!
Sirius/Eye In The Sky LIVE :)
And a Cask of Amontillado!
@@BoltRM - that's okay, but I draw the line at French wine because we're currently at war with them!
Think “I Robot” is the first album (pretty sure)
I guarantee y’all were breaking almost as many hearts in ‘73 as y’all are today!
I still can't believe we lifted weights to this in High School! But it WAS the greatest background music for almost anything. IS, I meant to say... But this album is meant to be listened to in it's entirety to be fully appreciated, as we did over and over back then.
Preferably with eyes closed.
People these days think you "watch music", when in fact music is best when just listened to.
How did you get out of the 70's without getting high and listening to this album?
Thank you ladies for a very cool and great reaction (it's full bottle in my book too ! ) 🎶
The words are deep, the entire album is an entire sequential story. I liked watching Bev's eyes also, you can read them when she enjoyed a particular part.
Bev’s prolly heard this song 200 times…
entired album is a masterpiece
One of my best day was when i heard the entire album ....Fantastic journey
this song hits deeper the older you get.
Hopefully when this finished, you poured some drinks, smoked a huge blunt, and then put the album on.
Be careful listening to Pink Floyd with your ratings system, because you'll end up drinking quite a few bottles.
Loved watching you both react to this brilliant song. Thank you very much. So enjoyable.
Ah, listening to Floyd stoned maybe with a cup of coffee is really the best.
@@lewstone5430 yorkshire tea....lol.....
alongside the beatles "seargeant pepper"-album, floyd´s "dark side of the moon" is known as the most influential album of all time. actually it should be listened to in one go because it is a concept album and songs flow into each other.
"Pet Sounds" inspired Sgt. Pepper
Don’t forget kind of blue by Miles Davis.
Led Zeppelin
beautiful indeed, the whole album is next level and deserves for you to listen.
without a doubt "Great Gig in the Sky" is excellent too!
Their music has a hypnotic quality. Long instrumental passages are not a signal for you to jabber about it.
To me it seems weird to read lyrics while listening to music, especially if hearing a song for the first time. It detracts from the spontaneity of the listening experience. Maybe I'm the weird one, because most reactions seem to do it. But I much rather just hear the lyrics as they are sung. With good music, you are meant to be lost in the moment as you experience it, it seems to me. So it's hard for me to understand why anybody would want to listen to music that way, while reading ahead in the lyrics.
An Important Fact About This Song Is,, The Impact On You Will Become More & More Powerful Every Time You Hear It As Your Life Goes On..Truth!
I'm 65 and first heard this in 1974 when I was 18 and I can agree wholeheartedly with what you say!
@@stevious7278 No Doubt Brother,, Almost The Same With Me,, Except I Am 60,, At The Time (No Pun Intended) I Had A Friend That Owned A Record Store & I Ordered It From Him Before It Was Released,, So When I Actually Got It (1973) I Had It Before Anyone I Knew Did & They Were Not Only Jealous,, But Everyone Kept Asking To Come Over & Listen To It...Then Some Of Them Still Were Having A Problem Getting It Because Every Time They Would Go Into A Record Store To Buy It,, It Would Be Sold Out & They Would Have To Wait For Their Next Order To Come In.
I thought that was a real dog staring out the window, pondering the lyrics, and asking what he's done with his life.
It is a real dog. He ran over when the bells started ringing and looked out the window.
"It's fascinating to know what they might have been dealing with"; Roger, they were dealing with Roger Waters then haha, cool reaction vid, thanks
Yes...thats exactly what I had wondered!!!
Lot's of kid gloves got used, for sure! 😁
Well Roger Waters wrote the lyrics… But then I guess he was also dealing with Roger. Really though, the interpersonal issues weren’t showing yet at this point.
Dark side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd needs to be listened to in it's entirety. It's an amazing album. Head phones, and a subtlely lit room and just relax.
Check out some music by YES. "Close to the Edge", "Roundabout" lots more.
Your friend Bev totally got it and was visibly enthralled - I seriously suggest "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" which is sooo beautiful she is going to be utterly mesmerized & happy, in a musical hypnotic state of pure bliss ! [ I'm deadly serious ! ] - The song is dedicated to their close friend & founder of Pink Floyd - Syd Barrett without whom there would be no Pink Floyd. He took too much LSD and became lost in his own mind for years in a mental institution. He was a beautiful young man. During recording that song, he turned up after many years, literally just stood in the doorway, a sad shadow of himself barely recognizable and a total shock to the group. The lyrics depict this. The whole album is basically dedicated to Sid, & 'Shine On' ....is the opening track. Sid has since sadly passed away. [ Listen to the song "See Emily Play" - It was a hit single with Sid on vocals ]
I always get emotional listening to this masterpiece. It's a dire warning against wasting one's life.
I was in high school back in the '70's when I first listened to this album. Now, at the age of 62, I listen to "Time" and relate to the song even more than I did back then. Yeah, I chased after the sun many times in my life...
The great gig in the sky , super emotional. Thank you Ladies , I enjoyed it.😊
Song was written pretty poetically, but its David's Guitar work that is bad to the bone. David said that he like his sound to be like a sonic razor blade slicing peoples ears, and thats what rockers dig about the whole album. The dude can jam on the 6 strings. Lyrics, nah....Guitar heck yeah!
I was twelve when I heard it for the first time in 1974.... Almost a religious wake up
I have this album cover etched above my name on my black marble headstone. To me, it shows you coming into life, represented by the pyramid, as a narrow; clean; pure beam of colorless light. You enter life heading upward. You pass through life, picking up life experiences along the way. You then leave life, heading downward. The rainbow shows all the different experiences, represented by the different color's. Also, the brighter the color's, the brighter the life you had. I'm 62 and dying of Cancer, so my color's are already set. Loved to see two ladies enjoying what brought me so much happiness all my life. "Dark Side of The Moon" was the first album I ever bought, and I still have it. I was 14 in 1973! God, just to do it again! But, we all know it ends...
And the Soul takes wing through that boundless and unexplored Universe.
I also enjoy Pink Floyd. But more importantly, my heart cries out for your affliction. I pray for your comfort and peace. I also pray you have accepted God’s gift of eternal life offered through his son, Jesus, who died as a propitiation for our sin. Hang in there.
@@michaelmalone6425 Thanks Michael, I'm hangin!
Bless your heart Christopher. We lived through some of the greatest music ever produced. Enjoy your favorite pieces.
Bon voyage, Christopher Baldwin. ❤
With floyd you always have to ask why . Everything they do has a connection , it’s called Time so they test our ability to just take time and listen
I was a junior in high school when this came out. Seems we always listened to it around 4:20.
You're right. The members of Pink Floyd were really young at the time (Wright and Waters were born in 1943, Mason in 1944 and Gilmour in 1946). It's unbelievable how they wrote the lyrics and made great music. It's phenomenal! Listen to their work and you will surely become their fans. Every song has something to say ...
AN ABSOLUTE MUST HEAR CLASSIC WITH AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR US ALL,,
RALPH MCTELL "STREETS OF LONDON"
You 2 lovely ladies look like you weren't even born when this was released, bless you both, please adopt me👍❤️🇬🇧
Check them out live.
Pulse concert at Earls Court 1994, I was there and you won't see a better gig for the music light show and general composition❤️
Lol...thanks🍷🍷
Could be interesting to watch a couple suburban moms or grandmas react to *Tom McDonald* music & see the conversation it starts especially in today's politically correct, woke cultural climate
Bands like Pink Floyd will live on just like Mozart, and Beethoven. Instead of using symphonies it will be bands performing the catalogues of all the usual suspects. As we all know it’s happening already. There are quite a few bands out there bringing quality productions to stages around the world.
It always makes me laugh that pink Floyd were dismissed as dinosaurs in the late 70s and early 80s by music press in UK. 40 years later pink Floyd still going strong. Love seeing people discovering this band for the first time like these lovely ladies.
What makes you think this was their first time? There's no indication of that.
I'd love to make you ladies cry. Listen to Pink Floyd, "Mother", Elbow "The Night Will Always Win" or "The Birds. After you have cried, listen to Elbow, "Station Approach" and "One Day Like This", they will cheer you back up.
Hi Cash, hi Bev 👋
( "Bev" is my aunt's name, btw 😀)
I always loved Pink Floyd, and this is one of my favs ! I always thought they were incredibly creative and ingenious as artists, and their albums stand out for me beyond the rest 🙂🎶
Wasn't always keen on Roger Waters' lyrics, he was a bit political, but Dave Gilmour is a hero. He also 'discovered' Kate Bush, so that's another essential musical vault to plunder.
@@davemac1197yes, I kinda know what your mean here.....
@Paul - I would certainly say "chippy". At least one on each shoulder!
Every time I hear the intro I picture "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" for some reason. Please listen to "Riviera Paradise" by Stevie Ray Vaughan. More beautiful guitar. This channel is different! Classy!
Today's mysteriouso quiz question is how can two young ladies interested in music reach the age of "29-Again" without having this album in their record collection already? I'm completely dumbfounded. One of my first vinyl purchases as soon as I got my hands on my student grant money in 1980, along with Beatles, ELO, and Fleetwood Mac, and quite a few others. Better open that second bottle of wine for me - things always make more sense after the second one! Glad you both loved it.
Yes...totally agree...we must have been "otherwise occupied"...lol
@@cathydammeyer8399 - ah, Miss Spent Youth!
Agreed. 'Dark side Of The Moon' was my first record. Bought when I was 15 in 1974. Paid for with my lawn mowing money. Been a life long fan ever since. Got all their albums even their earlier ones.
@@785boats - I remember getting The Final Cut in my final year at Uni, and The Wall was previously released when I was in Sixth Form at school. Seems like several liftimes ago!
@@davemac1197 Another brilliant album. Now have another listen to it, and feel all those memories of the time come flooding back.
This album holds the record for the longest time on the Billboard 200 at 947 weeks... next longest is only at 542. And this data was from march of LAST year!
I grew up with this music. I resonate with others here that listening to the album in its entirety is a must, and wine wouldn’t hurt. If not for your channel, do it for yourself. First time watching a video from your channel. I enjoyed it. I’ll be back.
What's really cool about the song "Time", it plays at a half-tempo of 60 beats per minute. I've always wondered if Pink Floyd did that intentionally.
I have listened to this for 48 years. The way I looked at this song has changed with my advancing age and nearness to the end of my life. It has a universal and timeless warning for everyone.
indeed. 48 yrs ago for me too. and i took the warning to heart by living everyday as if it is my last. so many 10 yrs have got behind me now and i am much more aware than i think i might have been if i had not heard this song. your comment was/is spot on!
Try reacting to, "It's Strange / Closer - Chainsmokers & Louis The Child (MASHUP)"
By Ataia
This album was in the top 400 worldwide for 741 consecutive weeks!! Update: correction, after further review it was in the top 200 for over 740 consecutive weeks from (March 1973 to July of 1988) .
I saw them in Phoenix in '94, I almost saw them in Los Angeles back in '76 but my mom couldn't drive me. :(
One of the best selling albums of all "time", for good reason. DSotM stayed on the charts for years longer than any other album. 68 now, I was 20 when it came out. Album rock on the radio at that "time" meant that it often got played start to finish, as it was meant to be experienced. Today, people's attention spans are just too short. Very few people give anything enough "time".
Quoting Wikipedia (for those who are reading this in the future) "Upon a change in chart methodology in 2009 allowing catalogue titles to be included in the Billboard 200, The Dark Side of the Moon returned to the chart at number 189 on 12 December of that year for its 742nd charting week. It has continued to sporadically appear on the Billboard 200 since then, with the total at 958 weeks on the chart as of July 2021"....."One in every fourteen people in the US under the age of 50 is estimated to own, or to have owned, a copy."
Agree🍷🍷
Hello ladies! You have to listen to "Yes"! Try "Wonderous Stories" and "Turn off the Century" for starters! You will enjoy them!
Purchased this album when it first came out at the head shop, was 15 I liked the prism on it that attracted me, then listened to it, fan ever since.
Interesting about your comment about the prism. The album actually had a black wrapper over it and the prism wasn't revealed until the wrapping was removed.
Sorry if i'm repeating previous comments, I almost certainly am ( I can't be arsed trawling through all of them). But this track has to be heard in context, i.e. after the previous tracks.
“Dark Side Of The Moon”…..Floyd’s masterpiece.
Now let your friend listen to the next cut: The Great Gig In The Sky... if you haven't heard it all ready. You will be blown away, it affects you emotionally.
I love the part where it says about home, home again, i like to be here when i can and the dalmation wanders past as if to say ‘yup’. You two looking fabulous, greetings from Scotland x
Thank you for tuning in and your comments...The Dal says a lot of things🐾🐾🍷🍷
Well Actually Ladies, We were all on Psychedelic Drugs Back Then, But i thought we all made out Pretty well..? Glad you Liked the song..
Wow , dude , are you like in the Band?
@@aagabriel7041 Your a Sharp man, But i cannot say......😉😉
Going on close to 50 years now, I remember buying this album when it came out back in my sophomore year in high school. Spent many a night with the lights out, black light on, with the headphones strecthed across the room taking this wild ride.
Excellent..You just don't listen to Pink Floyd..You feel Pink Floyd !!!
I really want you two to pack a bowl and put those headphones back on and listen to this entire album, beginning to end, the way God intended it. I would put that video on repeat!
Good suggestion🍷🍷
You ladies have never heard this? 🤔
You have to do the Pulse live version of Comfortably Numb.
Despite everyone reacting to this, and I as a Floyd fan, should probably find it a little clichéd, it is one of the finest performances committed to the archives, by anybody.
You had better get a case in.
Yes, yes, yes. You'll see how the band has aged with the rest of us. David Gilmour guitar solo- incredible! 😀
To fully appreciate the Pulse version, one must listen to the studio version first. The studio version is magical. The Pulse version is spectacle.
It should be made a criminal offence for anyone to yak (talk) during the playing of this masterpiece.
Loved your reaction. Pink Floyd is my all time favorite band and they are so profound and ahead of their time. Gorgeously talented band of handsome young men in 73. Going to check out your other videos. Thank you.
Look on TH-cam at BLACK METAL BANDS HEARING PINK FLOYD
@VVoOꟻF see on TH-cam at BLACK METAL TEENS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
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Roger Waters ( Who wrote the lyrics) was way ahead of his time. I too wonder if he had a crystal ball looking into the future. That or he was just very wise for his age at the time.
Enjoyed your take on this song. Definitely a song that has always made me think about life when I'm listening to it.
Indeed🍷🍷
Is this new to y'all?
I don't mean to be impertinent, but is Bev toasted? Either way, it's so good to see older folks reacting. Thanks!
The main theme of this album being: “WHAT DRIVES PEOPLE CRAZY”, guides the interpretation of each song.
(BREATHE); If the performance required in life can drive people crazy.
(ON THE RUN); If the frantic rush of life can drive people crazy.
(TIME); If the fleeting aspect of passing time can drive people crazy.
(THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY); If the inevitable end, (death) can drive people crazy.
(MONEY); If love, or lack of money can drive people crazy.
(US AND THEM); If the differences in class of people or the power grant to them can drive people crazy.
(ANY COLOR YOU LIKE); If the illusion of being able to choose can drive people crazy.
(BRAIN DAMAGE); If the many rules of life and all the previous points can drive people crazy.
(ECLIPSE); Since our influence in this world comes down to what is within our reach,
then even though the brightness of the sun may be eclipsed by the darkness of the moon.
But anyway, (I'll see you on the dark side of the moon).
One of the greatest bands of all time.If you don't like Pink Floyd then you have got to be brain dead.
OK first of all these two chick A dees are not to young to remember this album. Sorry ladies.
Really love to see you watch Pink Floyd .Echo ,Live at Pompeii.
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb at Pulse is awesome.
I LOVE HOW YOU POSTED THIS ON MY BIRTHDAY... YOU GAINED A SUBSCRIBER.
Pink Floyd should not be critiqued because the songs should NOT be interrupted. Thank you ladies.
Oh, you two are awesome!!! My recommendation is for you ladies to delve into Led Zeppelin. Stick with the studio album tracks to begin with (like you did with this Floyd song). The live stuff gets blocked a lot. If you're not familiar with it, I would check out "Stairway to Heaven" first off of the album Led Zeppelin IV, then "Since I've Been Loving You" next off of the album Led Zeppelin III. I subscribed!
Peace
Good suggestions..love LED🍷🍷
Too old broads listening to Pink Floyd.... my life is complete! Thank you
Pink Floyd on of the top two best ever...Led zeppelin being the other
Hanging on in quiet desperation really is the English way
Seeing that there are 118 comments, I'll assume that someone has already recommended the Pulse live recording of Comfortably Numb, right?
Right?
Lots🍷🍷