I played this for my dad as he was passing away. It was just him and i in the hospital room and he was at that stage where there were no more words that could be spoken. All i could think to do is play some of his favorite albums for him, with him, one last time while i held his hand. I miss that man so much. This album will always remind me of him.
This is the last thing I'd want to hear on my deathbed. All my wasted time, all my failures, all my squandered potential. That's not the moment to rub it in.
Oh my goodness, God bless you!! I played Dark Side for my husband as he was passing away in February this year. He was only 38. We ended with "Wish You Were Here" on that album; I could not have planned it any better if I had tried 😢 May your dear old dad rest in peace!! You're a good kid, Jon ❤
I was 11 years old when this album came out and my older sister was 14 (RIP). She always had the cool albums and she had this album first. I remember going to Sears store in 1977 and picking up this album for myself after hearing it. From what I can remember, it never left my turntable. I played it and played it. It was life-changing for me. All these years later at 61 years old with terminal cancer I still listen to this album all the time and all of Pink Floyd’s collection. It’s been my favorite band forever.
At last an official version on TH-cam with no interruptions between songs, this is the proper way to listen to this masterpiece. Edit: Reading some of the comments saying that listening to it on youtube is not the proper way, I want to clarify that I have it on vinyl and I have a great turntable and audio equipment. For me that's the best way to listen to it... but what I meant is that it should be listened to without interruptions.
My dad’s favorite band was Pink Floyd. He passed away about 3 weeks ago. I grew up with the best taste in music thanks to my Daddio. His favorite song was Comfortably Numb, but his favorite lyric was from Time and it says “And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it’s sinking. Racing around to come up behind you again.” When I turned my dad’s car on for the first time after he passed… guess what the first words I heard out of the speaker were? Exactly those lyrics!! My dad has been sending me so many signs since his passing and most of them involve Pink Floyd. I know he’s rockin’ out in heaven right now. Until I meet you there, Daddio. Shine on, you crazy diamond. 💎
❤your comments on your dad, sorry to hear his passing. My mom passed 2yrs n May mother's day actually!! I so miss her, I feel a bit empty. Didn't think ot would hit me so deep. We have our sweet music they loved etc. ❤
This album was released on this day, March 1, 1973 … 51 years ago. I was 18 and about to graduate high school in Iowa. It was life altering, especially the song ‘Time’ … the lyrics, “And then one day you find Ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run You missed the starting gun” This became like a mantra to me. It got me out of the place I was and to what I have become - a better man. Music is a huge part of my life, and this remains one of my top 3 albums.
In 1973, my neighbor came running across the street and started beating on my window, he said you have got to come hear this...he had an incredible sound system in his room, we darkened the room, one of the greatest and timeless musical experiences I've ever had...this album defies to be tied to any musical decade..
That's hilarious. I totally get what you're saying. You're saying this album is the epitome of timeless, and I 100% agree. But at the same time it's easy for me to tie this to a decade. Early 1970s at its finest. It just happens to also be the greatest album of all time. This album is the biggest reason why, for me the greatest era of music was the 60s/70s even though it's slightly before my time and I didn't get to experience the vibe first hand, in real time like you did. The 80s were the most eclectic across the board (from Slayer to Duran Duran), creative and experimental with new music tech, the 90s were an amazing back to basics, less flash more substance time, and then we started falling off with the advent of the internet. Enter the "music should be free" crowd killing the dreams and incentive of countless, actually talented musicians, and replace them with soul-less mouse and keyboard warriors ready to click their way into being a talent, no talent required. Can't sing? NO PROBLEM! Auto-tune. Can't play an instrument? NO PROBLEM! Hit ctrl+I for instrument, then clicky click you're Beethoven! 😂
@@redpilledcovfefe indeed, my brother bought the album when it came out, he was about 14, i was 10 and loved it. fast forward to me being 19 and taking lsd and thinking...i know what will go perfectly with this lol. then fast forward a few more years and it comes out on cd...wow add mushrooms to the mix and it's even more of a thing of great beauty
Central Texas here…Sittiing on the patio listening to the full album with Eclipse timed to play at totality….this is so cool….never in my 62yrs did I ever dream this could be possible!
This album changed my whole perspective of life. As in it's cover, my life was more colorful after listening this record. Simply one of the best things that could happen to my life. Thank you for sharing this to the world!
I went to St Albans Cathedral yesterday evening with my eldest daughter. The setting was magical , the audience all looking for one thing - a trip back in time to when they first heard this wonderful album. The tribute band were very good - after the interval they played Dark Side - I cried and my daughter held my hand - it's more than an album - now my 26 old year daughter understands just what the journey of this album means to her dad
17 years old, would play this on my record player all night long. 67 now, and it still sounds brand new! Thank you Pink Floyd, for all the years of wonderful music.
I know this is off topic, but if you believe Jesus Christ died for your sins, was buried and rose again, that's *all* you have to do to have everlasting life and spend eternity in complete joy with God. Hope this message blesses you.
Just one year short of you, but all versions in vinyl are being played here regularly on a superb player with an 14 inch arm and a great Koetsu element. Never a dull moment, always enjoying of what they created 50 years ago. I still realize what I had to do to get my first Dark side of the Moon lp and it always gives me a great feeling I decided to buy it at 15 years of age after 20 hours of hard labour😊
I’m 67 too and remember well the first time I heard Dark Side of the Moon when it was first released!! The place, the people, the drugs, ………and it played day and night for months……………🇦🇺❤️
As a dude in his late 40’s we can never quite express to the youth that their youth is a super power and life goes by so wicked fast. The illogic of life…🤗
Can we all take a moment to give our thanks to the ones, who first, remastered this beautiful artwork, and second, posted it without ads to disrupt the flow of this masterpiece. The first time I heard this album was when my dad played it for my brother and I in the mid to late 70's. He had a nice sound system and all I remember is the beating heart and blasting keyboard low notes, along with the haunting beautiful female background vocals , we were terrified and captivated at the same time. My Popz passed in Dec of 2020 and still, when I want to feel close to him, I play this album and cry like a baby. May God bless those who read this, Pink Floyd and last but not least, the OP of this version of DSM! 🙏❤️
My friend introduced me to The Pink Floyd as a young teenager with this album and I've been hooked ever since. I own every Pink Floyd and the late great Syd Barrett albums. Greatest Band Ever!
Thank you. My Grandpa showed me this album when i was growing up as many others. Sadly around oct i lost him, this 20th of april... i have to say goodbye to him. I just know he would of loved the competition and seeing new life breathe into something he loved VERY deeply. Anytime that man was jamming out it was for sure pink floyd all the way. Thank you for all you do as i sit here and remember the beautiful man that was my Grandpa. Shine on you crazy diamond you... i will forever miss you grandpa. I love you.
For a 50 year old album, it's still as great as when it was released all those years ago. This album truly is one of a kind and will remain a stamp, no engraving in music history. This album will never die.
One of the greatest albums of all time...meant to be listened to in its entirety. Forget about singles. This is an album that has to be listened to from start to finish. I love that.
There are no gaps between songs here. Many albums of this period were made that way because the burgeoning free form FM radio would play entire albums.............I miss that kind of radio but alas it's all gone now.
@@user-io3th6lo9t As a Teen in the 70s I have found it hard to recognize what this plant has become. We Lived an Era that no other will ever be or compare. . . And why would we ever want it to ? ~d(-_-)b~ aHEAD of the Ages 🤔😎✌
My husband and I used to listen to this Album. He passed away. It will be two long long years this November the 16th.On that day I will be listening to this Album.I Miss you Jason!!!
Sorry that you lost your love of your life. I've noticed that this album has a lot of death connected to it. I don't mean in a bad way but so many commenters mention the loss of a beloved person. Maybe it's because this album transports us into that realm where people pass over to the other side. PS: I hope you're ok and feeling a bit better. Greetings from Cape Town ❤❤
He obviously had great taste in music. Says a lot more than many folks realize. Sounds like someone I would have hung out with. When it comes to loss just know that you're not alone. Cosmos bless you 🥹
I'm 67yrs old and it takes me back, and timeless this is !!! I sing and I cry, happy tears because it takes me back, and cry because my life is coming to an end !!!! God how fast your life goes !!! 😢 But I will keep listening till I'm gone !!! Yeahhhh DARK SIDE OF THE MOON !!!!
My Dad passed away on Wednesday February 1, 2023. He was a huge Pink Floyd fan. He had amazing taste in music. From a very young age, I can remember waking up to him playing this album from his bedroom, and then as I got ready for school. I will miss you SO MUCH Pop. My heart is broken. I miss my morning phone call from you...especially your "My son!" after I said hello. You're no longer in pain or suffering. I love you Papasito. Thank you for EVERYTHING! Forever in my ❤️. Update edit: As a tribute to my Dad...I've since gotten "My son" with his initials A.L.O. tattooed on my right forearm.
I am so very sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. It is a nice tribute you put here and appropriate on his favourite group album. Sending you kind and comforting thoughts
May he forever rest in peace and have a great afterlife. He has a great taste in music. it is never easy losing a loved one and i hope you will cherish his memories forever
Sorry for your loss my friend. BUT YOU’RE DAD HAS AWESOME TASTE!!! You will be with him someday in TIME. Which you should listen to carefully. Take care
Us and Them ... one of the most moving songs EVER! Used it to come down from the most INTENSE lsd experiences with the most soft comfort. Thank you Pink Floyd!
What's amazing about this album is that you can listen to it hundreds of times and never get bored with it. It never gets old. You know all the words, you know all the guitar solos, you know all the music and the sound effects...... you know every second of this album by heart. And yet you can listen to it over and over again.
This album and many others in this time period not only catch the artist at the peak of their creativity but are produced and engineered so brilliantly that they will never age or lose their luster and will stand up to endless listenings.
So true Joe. Amazingly, I am still hearing new things in it the older I get and I know this album inside and out. Only the great artists pull stuff like this off.
you should check out "shpongle are you shpongled" while you are sphongled on some mushrooms or the like. a different style but a masterpiece nontheless
I posted a comment 1 year ago stating that I was 2yrs old when this album came out and that it has helped me get through some tough times in my life. Well, this year, July30, 2024 my husband of 25yrs passed away from liver cancer, it's been very difficult for me to deal with life on a daily basis. Some days, I'd rather not even be, I put this album on and I pull mysef together and I make through another day. RIP Victor You are still loved, but missed so very much. Always & Forever Me
I am so sorry, but understand. Let it calm your soul. Let Clare Tory inspire you through tears. And let Abba Father, Jesus, Holy Spirit love on you today and every day.
Imagine that .... Alive when the ORIGINAL album was released .... and 50 years later, I'm still here for this release. I am humbled and have been blessed!
I'm like you; 'cept. I have a step-son that stole this and a lot of other records from groups and solo singers. Others like original Honkey Chateau by none other than Elton John. I used to listen to Pink Floyd and loved it. Do still; but get MAD when I realize what that whimp did.
The best album ever. I was born the same year this masterpiece was released. I first heard Money when I was almost seven and the band immediately captivated me ever since. I've literally been a Pink Floyd fan for 44 years.
Saw their first concert here in St Louis in 70's . Dark Side of the Moon was INCREDIBLE! Lazer Lighting was the new kid on the block and they had the crowd mesmerized! NOBODY LEFT THEIR SEATS!!!! I'm 77 now and they're STILL my favorite❤❤
Born in 1980, I grew up listening what my parents were listening. And during my childhood I heard A LOT of Pink Floyd. While playing in my bedroom, I remember having heard this album dozens of times, not to say hundreds or a thousand. I remember how life was so nice. To grow up in theses conditions was great! Now I'm 43 and these souvenirs of mine almost appear as if it was another person. Lost my Dad in 2021, I miss him so much. I miss this sweet time of childhood when he was playing Pink Floyd in our house, putting the volume.... HIGH ! I miss you so much Dad, every single day since you're gone is like living someone's else life. Thank you for having made me discover such treasures in music's world. Treasures like... PINK FLOYD.
I’m so grateful for my dad, he never let me touch the radio in his car and I wanted to choose the music, he had a cd of this album and we would play it alllll the time, when the clocks would all ring he would turn it up allllll the fricken way. I love my dad and I love Pink Floyd
I keep listening to this masterpiece for 50 years, it hasn't aged, I'm always discovering new nuances and new sounds, there seems to be an intrinsic magic in these sounds. Eternal masterpiece.
I’ve been listening to this album for 50 years. The musical chemistry and creative genius reached in this masterpiece rivals anything the brilliant Beatles achieved. We are so privileged to have the gift of hearing it.
The production quality of this album renders it genuinly ageless and the themes explored go right to the heart of the dark side of humans and their ways which will never leave us as well.
I'm too unhappy to listen to music anymore. This used to be one of my favorite albums and bands, I spent most of my teen years listening, I named my cat after the band, but now, I am too unhappy, and to listen to this stuff only makes me think of how better days are long over. 😟 I don't really enjoy much of anything anymore, the world has changed too much and I do not like it anymore. I'm just waiting for my end now.
Im 27 years old, i listened a lot of music but Pink Floyd is something different and will always be im my heart, the best band of all time, they produced music, which will be listened forever, someone who have good taste in music will understand what im saying. Who reading this comment, i wish him good day and remember, pink floyd will always be the best music produced by a human.
This album came out during my first year in college. The effects of the Vietnam War were everywhere. I fell into the drug scene and dropped out of college disillusioned. Three years later, I met the girl who would save my life. We will celebrate our 47th anniversary in a few days. This music brings tears to my eyes as it transports me back to a time when my world turned upside down.
I didn't get verklempt until the very end. Still remember how blown away I was by this album when I first heard it back in, oh, '73? I'd never heard anything like it. Still haven't, really. Love the comment from that 13 year old kid. Have heard comments like that before from young folk who think the music being produced today sux and that they wish they could've been around when things like Dark Side were first being created. I'm glad I was.
This album repeats in history as society repeats history (Vietnam = Afghanistan, etc.) and being one who scored well in both “American & World History” I feel we are seeing the first steps to repeating it again, WW3 but here in America due to so many let over our Southern border. Unless something is done soon, I feel a financial crash come Jan - March 2024 which will be noted as the starting point.
I remember listening to this in the 70s after school, and here I am all those years later still listening and never tiring of it. Thanks Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and everyone who contributed to this masterpiece.
I listen to the album very often, several times a week probably. I listen to it more now than I ever did when it came out. Not seeing Floyd play is my only real regret.
Check out some of the tribute bands. I was lucky to see Floyd several times in England and I've also been to a few tributes. Think Floyd are definitely worth checking out if they are still performing!
I love reading the comments while Listen to this album full on my tablet. so many people there. Listen to the same album like we're connected somehow, but the music of Pink Floyd ,it's so awesome keep rocking on brothers and sisters
In 1976, I used this beautiful album to teach English, as a substitute teacher, to a 7th grade class in Narsaq, Greenland. When they asked about "Great Gig in the Sky" I said it was communication beyond language. Some of them seemed to understand. They were great. So was and is the music. Thank you forever, Pink Floyd from my Heart.........
Imagine hearing it live, as I have by both the Roger Waters collection of musicians. And a couple times with David Gilmore and the original crew , the first time in the LA ,coliseum with around a hundred thousand other fans, it's like being in the music as it's being played , up there with a Grateful Dead show. No words can describe it
I was 22yes old and had my first joint, and listen to this with the hippie's out in the sounds ( Saratoga bay ) in the south island of new Zealand. my life was never the same ,,,,thanks Marty, Gifford and Paul ,I cant remember the lady names ,,,,many thanks to the Floyd
For me it's as simple as can be if you go to the beginning of Floyd and Sid Barrett who started it. Watch their journey as they grow and listen to any interviews with the members of the group.
42 dawg.... common knowledge... look at how long the album is... 42 minutes.... there was actually 5 seconds cut from the beginning "chaos" because they needed the 42!!
At 65, This is still my go to Album. I've listened to this Album at least monthly for 50 years. And often play along with it on the piano. Greatest Album of all time!!
Graduated high school last year and time is flying by. I listened to this in with our band director. He had us lay on the ground and he turned the lights off and we listened to the entire album. Mr. Walker was an amazing teacher
Can everyone just take a moment to appreciate whoever uploaded this video and didn't put any ads in the mix? They are obviously fans who know the album should be listened to front to back. Kudos my man!
i think I was 15 when this album was released. Tripping music but no drugs are really required. A good pair of headphones and your journey begins. An amazing piece of craftsmanship and they had only just begun. Awesome talent and extreme memories. Thanks so much guys! A big part of my life. Congrats on both of your careers. Have a cigar..
Great concept album. It talks about death. Money. Insanity. Getting old. Greed. Life in general. This is the reason it's a epic masterpiece. It touches the soul of what makes us human.
Roger Waters is a lyrical genius he had a nerve breakdown trying to top Dark Side I don't think he managed to I like the Wall LP but there's no way to capture lightning in a bottle twice Dark Side is a masterpiece
Is anyone out there in the world listening to this most awesome album at 3am like me?? Man I remember the very first time listening to this in my friend's basement - it was her big brother's and it was sooo cool! I've loved it since ...
60 in 4 months - Same. Got to see Roger Waters in Perth, W.A. on the 9th of Feb 2007. Had the sweet spot in front of the mixing desk. THE loudest, clearest and BEST concert i have EVER been to. Still brings a smile to my face. Best music EVER!
I wrote a 350 word (short) piece about this album for my Creative Writing class. I was the first time listening to this album, and when I wrote it the words just came pouring out. Here's my work: Napping in the Light If there was one thing I could experience repeatedly, it would be music. From the Beethoven Symphonies to the modern-day sounds, there is nothing like the interpretation of artistic masterpieces. Well, while I was getting ready for a much-needed nap I’ve decided that I would scroll through my phone on an application called TH-cam to discover new tracks. It was then when I stumbled upon the discography of the band Pink Floyd, and I was almost hesitant at first; but as they say, “you can never step into the same river twice.” And with my philosophical mindset, I was willing to determine the elemental change that may be the key to everlasting transformation. So, I started with the album The Dark Side of the Moon, and when I heard the first track called “Speak to Me”; the heartbeat, laughter, and scream was all the information I needed to buckle up for the journey through this extraordinary piece of engineering. As I closed my eyes with delight, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of letting go; of my worries, responsibilities, and the over all illusion of being, I was finally in a trance between the music and my consciousness. I could also feel myself drifting off, but at the same time felt in control of whether to fall asleep or not as sleeping would entail missing out on the wonderful sounds I was experiencing, and that is when I knew that this musical adventure is what gave me this ability to understand that time itself is inevitable as the music plays on one hand, and how life goes on onto the other. Quite interestingly, when I got to the song “Eclipse” I realized that my emotional sensibility started to kick in. Because after all, my human existence is all that will be relevant through time over materialistic objects and after the forty-three-minute album was over, I was able to think clearly. Throughout my experience with the album, I gave myself permission to organize my thoughts, and in the end, I was finally able to rest in peace with a delightful sense of humanity.
When I was a little girl this album scared me. In my teens I discovered it again and fell in love with it completely, its my go to album to release my stress and reminisce on my dad and the good times we had listening to this album. Thank you dad for giveing me my love for music.
As a Sabbath/Zeppelin/Deep Purple rocker kid of the 70's, this is the album opened up my soul. To this day, it is still a life changing experience to listen to it...over, and over...and over again. In fact, my father, an avid Jazz audiophile, asked me to bring this album out to the living room so he could listen to it. After he heard "Great Gig in the Sky", he looked at me and said, "Play that when I die".
Pink Floyd was a game changer for me. When I first heard this album I didn't understand, I liked The Wall etc. But the more I listened I came to love earlier PF 1967-1975, especially this album. Honestly it's the best album ever made
Yo también deseo eso, a la hora de mi muerte mi hijo mayor tiene instrucciones de colocar esa canción. Me parece una perfecta canción para trascender del plano material al espiritual.
40:48 This is the alpha and omega of MUSIC The masterpiece, time, completion, creation, flight. What else can I say, Pink Floyd found the TRUTH with their music
I'm sixteen and this album turned my life upside down! I have never cried because of music before! After listening to this masterpiece, I began to enjoy life! This is absolutely fantastic!
Comfortably Numb introduced to me Pink Floyd during lockdown. Echoes mesmerized me when I was having a hard time, pressured by lectures and homeworks. Then one day, I decided to checkout this album. Oh man, I wish I could experience it for the first time once more, the magic they delivered.
I was 18 when this album was released - I'm 67 coming up on 68 now - and it's still as powerful now as it was then. I had a cassette tape of it in my car and it remained there for months on end on "auto reverse" I would often listen in my bedroom too, with headphones on and the volume cranked up LOUD. What fabulous memories listening to it now brings back. Simply the greatest album of all time. I have 32 year old daughter and it pleases me that she also enjoys the music from "my time" too. However, the reason I'm posting is this thought - How deep this album is, yet written and performed by guys in their late 20's early 30's AMAZING! Plus the technology and equipment then is not as now, so even more of an achievement considering that. And yes, it will still be the best album of all time in another 50 years. Thank you Pink Floyd.
My dad had my brother and I in his 40's ,, got sick and forced into early retirement. We basicly had a stay at home dad and let me tell you, listening to all the Pink Floyd, Beatles, Queen ect.. albums morning, noon, and night is such a core memory for me. There was always good music playing in the house. Moved out of his home last year at 28, and he is still this way, always music playing ❤
Been listening to this album since I was in my mother’s womb… 44 years later and I still don’t skip tracks.. I play it though from start to finish.. just like my parents and all my neighbors did growing up…
Don’t worry, you’re not the only one listening to this absolute masterpiece in March 2024 . I’m so grateful to have this be a part of life’s musical journey
This album was a main reason why my father and I were so close. Him being from West Germany, born after ww2, but fled the cold war; to OZ. And he and I remain together when ever we listen to this album. It brought us together when he didn't know how to be close to me, his father maimed and couldn't talk after the war. Let alone love. My dad showed his love through his music, he gave that gift to me. I use music everyday as my meditation from this hurtful and dark technologic world. And "The Great Gig in the Sky" it's like I'm in the same room as my dad. I can sing with the woman vocals, while my dad whistles. It actually taught me my range. one of the first songs i used to reach my vocal goals. Complex intensity with range octaves up and up. No matter where I am, whatever country, I think probably forever, I will feel close to me dad with this. I love you papa, and I love you Waters (and Gilmore) for this abundance of love on record. Two matching tattoos for me and my papa, mein the cover of this album, of course. Imagine if they had never wrote it? What a world that would be, every time it plays I literally thank god for Pink Floyd.
I am 63 and first listened to this album when my uncle brougt it upon its release in the early 70s. I have listened to it as a kid on a monogram, a stereo at 20, with a sub at 30 and at 50 in digital 5-1 speakers. It strangely resonated with me all my life but more so of late, (lyrics as well as the artwork) I love PF but I really feel this album/Band is Tavistock generated, the subconcious messaging is strong and something I would love to write about but alas will be blocked so I will stop here.
Clare sued EMI and PF for songwriting credit and the case was settled out of court in 2004. Since then she has received (rightfully so, IMHO) a songwriting credit as co-writer with Rick Wright.
My dad passed away 2 years ago. He was a big pink floyd fan. One of his best memories he would always talk about was going to see them live. I serve tables for a living and 2 days in a row a had tables wearing pink floyd shirts. I took that as a sign to put this on. And i can feel my dad while listening to this
I still remember that my father bought this record. At that time I was 7 years old. When I heard this record. I fell in love. My father died in 2003. The record still works. I play it every day. When it comes to records. This one can't be missed for me. Thank you Father.
¡Gracias por compartir esta Obra Maestra con nosotros! Soy fanático de Pink Floyd desde los cinco años, ahora recién he cumplido cincuenta. "El Lado Oscuro de la Luna" fue el primer disco que escuché de esa gran banda británica. Recuerdo fue a finales de los '70, cuando en un canal de televisión de mi país antes de iniciar su transmisión diaria ponían música y en uno de esos días escuché por primera vez ese disco acompañado con los videos que formaban parte de las canciones en los conciertos, obviamente no entendí nada debido a mi mente infantil de ese entonces, pero fue la semilla que se sembró y desde ese momento me interesé por conocer más de Pink Floyd, ahora soy un seguidor acérrimo, cuyos discos han marcado mi vida, forma de pensar y la manera en la que veo al mundo y su sociedad. Mis dos álbumes favoritos son "El Lado Oscuro de la Luna" y "Desearía que estuvieras aquí", por su fuerte mensaje a nuestra sociedad individualista y consumista.
Asi mismo es hermano! Ver cómo nos preocupamos tanto por cosas que no podemos cambiar, y tanto materialismo! Fan desde mi época de escuela superior en un colegio católico privado cuando hoy primera vez a The Wall. ¡Abrazos desde Puerto Rico!!
Thank you Dad for introducing me to pink floyd since I was a child. Now at 37 years old, I still listen to pink. As you have already left this earth and mother and now in your deep rest, just pink floyd to remember the good times we had as a family, I hope to see you again one day.
I tell you this because I know. I died for a brief several minutes after a very bad construction accident that was no fault of mine. During my journey after being clinically Dead, I was able to talk with my Father and mother and received much needed encouragement. The kicker? My father and mother died several years passed! ❤ You will be with family again... Peace..... Out ...
This was my late husband's favourite album of all time. We played some Pink Floyd at his funeral. Hope you can still hear this darling. Also, 'Wish you were hear', ofcourse.
This is still one of the greatest sounding albums ever. I have heard this record hundreds of times, and I am listening to it again after some time, I am hearing it in a completely different light. Just fantastic. Humanity is very fortunate to have this work of art.
Used to sit in my first house , lights down , headphones on, taken to another world, best album ever , now 73 and still get goosebumps listening to it...❤
Same here. Gonna be 70 couple of months. I just listened to it in its entirety.......again, for the millionth time it would seem. Same goosebumps............Same tears.
Good on yer kiddo ❤ My 86 year old husband is going through the last days of his life at the moment 😢 This album brought us together in 1976 and I am playing it for him now because it has always been special for us ❤ x
There's a reason why they call it "classic rock": it's timeless -- still sounds as fresh and is as relevant today as the day it was released in March 1973. The fact that there are young kids out there still discovering and embracing this album gives me hope for humanity. Taking my 9-year-old son to a Classic Albums Live performance of TDSOTM in May to put one more small human on the right path.
I discovered Pink Floyd through this album when I had just turned 19 a little over 6 months ago. It's my favourite album of all time and I had some really strong contenders before that already. Don't worry, the majesty of great music will always shine through the generations.
Gott zeigt sich durch eine poppelige 🎀 wie Pink Floyd. Nein. Pink Floyd zeigt und offenbart uns das Geschenk Gottes: Ein Mensch sein zu dürfen und kein Sünder sein zu müssen. Money is Not the Honey of the DARK Side of the moon.
Gott zeigt sich durch eine poppelige 🎀 wie Pink Floyd. Nein. Pink Floyd zeigt und offenbart uns das Geschenk Gottes: Ein Mensch sein zu dürfen und kein Sünder sein zu müssen. Money is Not the Honey of the DARK Side of the moon.
You know an album is good when you immediately go to the comments and say how old you are. I'm turning 61. This album is part of my DNA at this point. It permeates my thinking on a daily basis.
Gehoor hierdie album in Februarie van twintig sestien waar gebruik om te lewe en geskenk geskenk aan my gegee en ek is onskuldig en niemand kan dit steel van my.
This album has come a long way with me. It played on loop for me all through high school. It was the first music I played for my first son when he was first born. It was the soundtrack to the acid trip that lead to me getting into my most lucrative career path, and then the soundtrack to the trip that showed me I had to leave that company and change fields entirely. I was listening to this today while watching my youngest son playing in the yard, exploring the flowers in the grass. This is what living sounds and feels like. Not existing, living a life full of journeys, and wonderful things, and turmoil, and love, and all of the emotions that make life worth seeing out. It reminds me about all of the things in the world that truly matter and allows me to simply ignore everything that doesn't. Heavy.
True buddy... Seems so much like how i feel too. 56 now and have been listening to this since i was 13 and i thank God/ Universe for this divine music that has been part of my everyday journey thru life!!
@@aymanfayad4171 I used to be an operation manager for a logistics company that I won't name, but the initials are F and E. After a couple years there my psyche had been completely shot, ever rising expectations, no qualifications of success, only failure states. I decided to start building houses, I now make slightly more an hour but lower take home, but that's because I'm no longer working 70-90 hour weeks and my mental stability is significantly improved, I no longer wake up in a bed filled with beer bottles most mornings, so that's at least a few steps the right direction, I'd say. Thanks for the questions and likes, I didn't think anyone would actually read my life story. It means a lot to me.
I was in my last year in High School when I got this album here in South Africa and still enjoy this good shit. I'm 68 now and still love listening to it when I go for a ride on my 600 Honda thumper down the east coast of South Africa. Our winters are like most countries' summer. Pink Floyd is awesome.....
A small room-sized computer could create absolutely any sound back in the 60s already, and their interfaces were alright. Hence yr feeling of freshness
I was thirteen and my friend had a house party. It was 1973 and Dark side of the moon just came out. So a guy asked me if I wanted to go on a beer run..he had this gorgeous mach 1 and he popped in the eight track..It was OUTRAGEOUS 🎉
I played this for my dad as he was passing away. It was just him and i in the hospital room and he was at that stage where there were no more words that could be spoken. All i could think to do is play some of his favorite albums for him, with him, one last time while i held his hand. I miss that man so much. This album will always remind me of him.
If my loved ones played this as I slipped away , then I would be be the happiest dying soul. Take care and comfort,, you are loved
This is the last thing I'd want to hear on my deathbed. All my wasted time, all my failures, all my squandered potential. That's not the moment to rub it in.
Oh my goodness, God bless you!! I played Dark Side for my husband as he was passing away in February this year. He was only 38. We ended with "Wish You Were Here" on that album; I could not have planned it any better if I had tried 😢 May your dear old dad rest in peace!! You're a good kid, Jon ❤
Great gig in the sky😢
Yep, I'm down for The Great Gig in the Sky, what else do you want. PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴
I was 11 years old when this album came out and my older sister was 14 (RIP). She always had the cool albums and she had this album first. I remember going to Sears store in 1977 and picking up this album for myself after hearing it. From what I can remember, it never left my turntable. I played it and played it. It was life-changing for me. All these years later at 61 years old with terminal cancer I still listen to this album all the time and all of Pink Floyd’s collection. It’s been my favorite band forever.
A great memory lane Donny best wishes
Thanks for sharing your story! Sending you peace and good thoughts, Donny!
Still the same kid Donny. That kid will live forever in time.
Hi Donny, you have the perfect Music for your last Adventure. Don't panic, you get free.
Are you still with us sir?
At last an official version on TH-cam with no interruptions between songs, this is the proper way to listen to this masterpiece.
Edit: Reading some of the comments saying that listening to it on youtube is not the proper way, I want to clarify that I have it on vinyl and I have a great turntable and audio equipment. For me that's the best way to listen to it... but what I meant is that it should be listened to without interruptions.
Thats very true, I never listened to it on youtube because of that
👏👏👏👏👏
And now will be interesting that could share here the 5.1 or quadrophonic (this one made by Alan Parson) mix.
Back in the day we had to flip the album. And then there was the spot in the middle of songs when the 8 track player I had in my car switched tracks!
Agree
My dearest friend passed away yesterday, he first got me to listen this album. I shall be forever thankful
My dad’s favorite band was Pink Floyd. He passed away about 3 weeks ago. I grew up with the best taste in music thanks to my Daddio. His favorite song was Comfortably Numb, but his favorite lyric was from Time and it says “And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it’s sinking. Racing around to come up behind you again.” When I turned my dad’s car on for the first time after he passed… guess what the first words I heard out of the speaker were? Exactly those lyrics!! My dad has been sending me so many signs since his passing and most of them involve Pink Floyd. I know he’s rockin’ out in heaven right now. Until I meet you there, Daddio. Shine on, you crazy diamond. 💎
Rest in peace❤️
❤your comments on your dad, sorry to hear his passing. My mom passed 2yrs n May mother's day actually!! I so miss her, I feel a bit empty. Didn't think ot would hit me so deep. We have our sweet music they loved etc. ❤
❤ 🎶 ❤️ 🎵 ❤️ 🎼 ❤️ R. I. P.
Love your comments. They never really leave us. He will always live in you.
Best album ever recorded by any band.I am 70 still listen to it quite often.
This album was released on this day, March 1, 1973 … 51 years ago. I was 18 and about to graduate high school in Iowa. It was life altering, especially the song ‘Time’ … the lyrics,
“And then one day you find
Ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run
You missed the starting gun”
This became like a mantra to me. It got me out of the place I was and to what I have become - a better man.
Music is a huge part of my life, and this remains one of my top 3 albums.
What's your other two favourite albums if you don't mind me asking?
@@kybravo3744 Desperado by The Eagles and Harvest by Neil Young.
Also my last year of H.S. in Iowa. Sioux City North High. I first found P.F. with Ummagumma & Atom Heart Mother. Darkside was a mind blower.
Yes, I was 20 and since then, I used the motto "carpe diem"... :)
Still mind bending,forever expanding. I'm 58 and I've been listening to Floyd since I was 11. ✌️🤯💞
In 1973, my neighbor came running across the street and started beating on my window, he said you have got to come hear this...he had an incredible sound system in his room, we darkened the room, one of the greatest and timeless musical experiences I've ever had...this album defies to be tied to any musical decade..
That's hilarious. I totally get what you're saying. You're saying this album is the epitome of timeless, and I 100% agree. But at the same time it's easy for me to tie this to a decade. Early 1970s at its finest. It just happens to also be the greatest album of all time. This album is the biggest reason why, for me the greatest era of music was the 60s/70s even though it's slightly before my time and I didn't get to experience the vibe first hand, in real time like you did. The 80s were the most eclectic across the board (from Slayer to Duran Duran), creative and experimental with new music tech, the 90s were an amazing back to basics, less flash more substance time, and then we started falling off with the advent of the internet. Enter the "music should be free" crowd killing the dreams and incentive of countless, actually talented musicians, and replace them with soul-less mouse and keyboard warriors ready to click their way into being a talent, no talent required. Can't sing? NO PROBLEM! Auto-tune. Can't play an instrument? NO PROBLEM! Hit ctrl+I for instrument, then clicky click you're Beethoven! 😂
LSD made it a whole new experience
@@ikigai47I grew up in the 80s & yh there's not much lined up in the way of legends tbf
@@redpilledcovfefe💯 agree my friend
@@redpilledcovfefe indeed, my brother bought the album when it came out, he was about 14, i was 10 and loved it. fast forward to me being 19 and taking lsd and thinking...i know what will go perfectly with this lol. then fast forward a few more years and it comes out on cd...wow add mushrooms to the mix and it's even more of a thing of great beauty
I'm 72. Been playing this for 50 years. Best album ever
I remember this music coming out of speakers that were as tall as me.
It does slap
@@shoechewWOW. What a recollection.
Naa.. ten years after... A space in time
We still have my parent’s record and I love to hear the pops and crackles where they belong.
In 1982, I decided that Pink Floyd was my all time favorite band. 40 years later, nothing has changed.
I say the same to Black Sabbath, continue being the greatest to me even after ending
@@josereis5681 I say the same to Porcupine Tree.
Ten years have gone behind you, four times since then !
@@DawnLevendula that's deep
Me too.
This is the greatest album. It touches my heart, and the tears flow uncontrollably. I have been listening to it for fifty years.
This album leaves me comfortably numb Too.
The best,always in my head 71 and still going X
Say that again😭
So have I great song head music
❤
This album isn't a collection of songs, it's life experience!
for real and
far out!
Id say spiritual
Absolutely. It's my essence
When you listen, you're inside the Matrix.
It helps you take you to another universe with no worries and just happy feelings
The only album to stay on the billboard top 100 for 30 years!
Central Texas here…Sittiing on the patio listening to the full album with Eclipse timed to play at totality….this is so cool….never in my 62yrs did I ever dream this could be possible!
Pues ya es posible, saludos 🫡
Winchester VA 64 with a doobie and Red Ale doing the same. Salute my brother.
Great!
Even if I have to travel to see the next one I will just to drop a hit of acid and watch it in the same manner lol
That's awesome!! I didn't even think of that! Did you do it?
I'm 38 and i love Pink Floyd more than anything ever
Nice one❤
You’re a man with something better than just a brain, you have great sensibility.
U 😁 cheers to the FLOYD
U 😁 cheers to the FLOYD
Very good!
This album changed my whole perspective of life. As in it's cover, my life was more colorful after listening this record. Simply one of the best things that could happen to my life. Thank you for sharing this to the world!
you are an lsd idiot
This album definitely changed me. Even before I started dropping acid to it
Got stoned at 15 and learned that there is a state of mind best described as the 'timeless'. Thanks, Pink!
master David Gilmour👍🎸🎶
We used to use this album to calibrate our Hi-Fis. If DSOTM sounded great, everything else was a lock.
I went to St Albans Cathedral yesterday evening with my eldest daughter. The setting was magical , the audience all looking for one thing - a trip back in time to when they first heard this wonderful album. The tribute band were very good - after the interval they played Dark Side - I cried and my daughter held my hand - it's more than an album - now my 26 old year daughter understands just what the journey of this album means to her dad
Half a century old… wow. Still one of the greatest albums of all time
You mean, half a century.
Regardless, it's a timeless album.
@@endergamer.mp4 thanks aha
IMO "The" greatest album of all time.
And still relevant for our times --∆==
@@Daftmike94 Don't forget about Animals and The Wall as well.
17 years old, would play this on my record player all night long. 67 now, and it still sounds brand new! Thank you Pink Floyd, for all the years of wonderful music.
I know this is off topic, but if you believe Jesus Christ died for your sins, was buried and rose again, that's *all* you have to do to have everlasting life and spend eternity in complete joy with God. Hope this message blesses you.
Just one year short of you, but all versions in vinyl are being played here regularly on a superb player with an 14 inch arm and a great Koetsu element. Never a dull moment, always enjoying of what they created 50 years ago. I still realize what I had to do to get my first Dark side of the Moon lp and it always gives me a great feeling I decided to buy it at 15 years of age after 20 hours of hard labour😊
I’m 67 too and remember well the first time I heard Dark Side of the Moon when it was first released!! The place, the people, the drugs, ………and it played day and night for months……………🇦🇺❤️
As a dude in his late 40’s we can never quite express to the youth that their youth is a super power and life goes by so wicked fast. The illogic of life…🤗
I'm 65 and it always sounds new to me too!
Music that touches your soul. This music is as relevant today as it was 50 years ago. Pink Floyd will never die.
In some ways, Wish You Were Here is a much better album.
@@LoneLee2022 Anything before The Wall ist great..
Can we all take a moment to give our thanks to the ones, who first, remastered this beautiful artwork, and second, posted it without ads to disrupt the flow of this masterpiece.
The first time I heard this album was when my dad played it for my brother and I in the mid to late 70's. He had a nice sound system and all I remember is the beating heart and blasting keyboard low notes, along with the haunting beautiful female background vocals , we were terrified and captivated at the same time. My Popz passed in Dec of 2020 and still, when I want to feel close to him, I play this album and cry like a baby. May God bless those who read this, Pink Floyd and last but not least, the OP of this version of DSM! 🙏❤️
22 is my number! And Pink Floyd. Saw them in Denver in the 90’s.
Amen
@@jmboria 7/12/94 Soldier Field.. 90k people pouring down rain and a laser light show ... only time i've ever seen that .. green glitter in the sky
My friend introduced me to The Pink Floyd as a young teenager with this album and I've been hooked ever since. I own every Pink Floyd and the late great Syd Barrett albums. Greatest Band Ever!
Before anyone asks: yes, before they were called Pink Floyd, they were called THE Pink Floyd. (And before that, The Screaming Abdabs.)
@@stvartak7164 👍
Hi Pink Floyd bro ,
Hope u're grateful to ur friend
Just wake up and starts my W.end with this album
Have a great w.end Pink Floyders
Love you ALLLLLL
Thank you. My Grandpa showed me this album when i was growing up as many others. Sadly around oct i lost him, this 20th of april... i have to say goodbye to him. I just know he would of loved the competition and seeing new life breathe into something he loved VERY deeply. Anytime that man was jamming out it was for sure pink floyd all the way. Thank you for all you do as i sit here and remember the beautiful man that was my Grandpa. Shine on you crazy diamond you... i will forever miss you grandpa. I love you.
😢👍💙
This album means a lot to many people for different reasons. It's a classic. I will visit Floyd until I die.
Yes I had many close friends in the 70s who are not about now, but we all loved this music ❤
This album is my therapy
Pink Floyd Albums are not just music. They're an experience.
Jah Hah , that's right.....
And their concerts aren't just a concert, they're an EVENT.
Fuckin "A"!
What's an album?
Yes, but wayy too many people think you must be on acid to truly enjoy it. I'd have to disagree.
For a 50 year old album, it's still as great as when it was released all those years ago. This album truly is one of a kind and will remain a stamp, no engraving in music history. This album will never die.
Truth...never die
Roger will never dies
Its fantastically produced its crisp
😂
One of the greatest albums of all time...meant to be listened to in its entirety. Forget about singles. This is an album that has to be listened to from start to finish. I love that.
There are no gaps between songs here. Many albums of this period were made that way because the burgeoning free form FM radio would play entire albums.............I miss that kind of radio but alas it's all gone now.
@@user-io3th6lo9t As a Teen in the 70s I have found it hard to recognize what this plant has become. We Lived an Era that no other will ever be or compare. . . And why would we ever want it to ? ~d(-_-)b~ aHEAD of the Ages 🤔😎✌
Sure it is //
Totally agree!
I'd suggest that Wish You Were Here and Animals is the same deal. You can't listen to these albums piecemeal.
My husband and I used to listen to this Album. He passed away. It will be two long long years this November the 16th.On that day I will be listening to this Album.I Miss you Jason!!!
Just read your comment 38 minutes into the 17th. My heart goes out to you for your loss. 💔 ❤
❤😢🙏🏻
Sorry that you lost your love of your life. I've noticed that this album has a lot of death connected to it. I don't mean in a bad way but so many commenters mention the loss of a beloved person. Maybe it's because this album transports us into that realm where people pass over to the other side.
PS: I hope you're ok and feeling a bit better. Greetings from Cape Town ❤❤
So sorry for your loss love. He'll be playing in the great gig in the sky. God bless him and god bless you 🙏 ❤️ ♥️ 💖 🙌
He obviously had great taste in music. Says a lot more than many folks realize.
Sounds like someone I would have hung out with.
When it comes to loss just know that you're not alone.
Cosmos bless you 🥹
This is not just an album, it is a timeless experience. A masterpiece. Thank you.
what u take :D awsome
I'm 67yrs old and it takes me back, and timeless this is !!! I sing and I cry, happy tears because it takes me back, and cry because my life is coming to an end !!!! God how fast your life goes !!! 😢 But I will keep listening till I'm gone !!! Yeahhhh DARK SIDE OF THE MOON !!!!
I have seen Pink Floyd while I was in the Army in Germany in 1972. They did Dark Side of the Moon, it was a outdoor concert in the dark!!!!!
@@RiverRat1953 Just to think, I was born 1972 :D
It is not timeless. Time is in fact track 4.
My Dad passed away on Wednesday February 1, 2023. He was a huge Pink Floyd fan. He had amazing taste in music. From a very young age, I can remember waking up to him playing this album from his bedroom, and then as I got ready for school.
I will miss you SO MUCH Pop. My heart is broken. I miss my morning phone call from you...especially your "My son!" after I said hello. You're no longer in pain or suffering. I love you Papasito. Thank you for EVERYTHING!
Forever in my ❤️.
Update edit: As a tribute to my Dad...I've since gotten "My son" with his initials A.L.O. tattooed on my right forearm.
I am so very sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. It is a nice tribute you put here and appropriate on his favourite group album. Sending you kind and comforting thoughts
Sorry to hear that!!! But it shows, he was a caring father!!!
May he forever rest in peace and have a great afterlife. He has a great taste in music. it is never easy losing a loved one and i hope you will cherish his memories forever
Sorry for your loss my friend. BUT YOU’RE DAD HAS AWESOME TASTE!!! You will be with him someday in TIME. Which you should listen to carefully. Take care
❤️hugs Flint michigan
Timeless masterpiece
Us and Them ... one of the most moving songs EVER!
Used it to come down from the most INTENSE lsd experiences with the most soft comfort. Thank you Pink Floyd!
What's amazing about this album is that you can listen to it hundreds of times and never get bored with it. It never gets old. You know all the words, you know all the guitar solos, you know all the music and the sound effects...... you know every second of this album by heart. And yet you can listen to it over and over again.
Facts 💯 went from humming the lyrics bc I didn't know em to well to knowing them by heart 😂
This album and many others in this time period not only catch the artist at the peak of their creativity but are produced and engineered so brilliantly that they will never age or lose their luster and will stand up to endless listenings.
So true Joe. Amazingly, I am still hearing new things in it the older I get and I know this album inside and out. Only the great artists pull stuff like this off.
I can replay the whole thing in my head.
@@jcparks2 😀😀😀😀
Mystical, mysterious, out of this world sublime. No other band has ever duplicated the unique magic that is Pink Floyd.
Pink floyd is great but sublime is pretty damn good now😂
Totally. I think Sublime was the only other band to capture such magic.
And never will. Plus they are Still First in Space.
The Black Keys's sound was influenced by Pink Floyd.
you should check out "shpongle are you shpongled" while you are sphongled on some mushrooms or the like. a different style but a masterpiece nontheless
I was 13 when this came out, 50 years ago, still listening to it.
It never gets old.
Its timeless.
Same here! Greetings from Germany
I listen to it once a week. Never gets old
I'm 78 years old and I never get tired of it. I like to chill with Pink Floyd occasionally. Our God is good. May God bless.
And here we are in 2023 still listening to this timeless masterpiece by such a legendary group.
Я чуть постарше @bobbg9041, но то что объединенияет, это то что произошло знакомство более 50 лет назад. Pink Floyd мы переболели все!
I posted a comment 1 year ago stating that I was 2yrs old when this album came out and that it has helped me get through some tough times in my life. Well, this year, July30, 2024 my husband of 25yrs passed away from liver cancer, it's been very difficult for me to deal with life on a daily basis. Some days, I'd rather not even be, I put this album on and I pull mysef together and I make through another day.
RIP Victor
You are still loved, but missed
so very much.
Always & Forever Me
My condolences, rest in peace 🕊️
Thank-You
Sorry for your loss. may he rest in peace knowing how much he is loved by you ❤
Thank-You so very much
I am so sorry, but understand. Let it calm your soul. Let Clare Tory inspire you through tears. And let Abba Father, Jesus, Holy Spirit love on you today and every day.
Album was designed to be listened to in order all at once. All studio floyd albums are like that where each song is a chapter
Imagine that .... Alive when the ORIGINAL album was released .... and 50 years later, I'm still here for this release. I am humbled and have been blessed!
Me too, I'm 65 now
Same here. I got this album in 73. Was 17. Am now 68 and love it as much as I did 50 years ago.❤❤
Wish you long,healthy and happy life
I'm like you; 'cept. I have a step-son that stole this and a lot of other records from groups and solo singers. Others like original Honkey Chateau by none other than Elton John. I used to listen to Pink Floyd and loved it. Do still; but get MAD when I realize what that whimp did.
The transition between brain damage and eclipse is so magical. Best album of all time
i'm with you there goosebumps every time 🙃
The best album ever. I was born the same year this masterpiece was released. I first heard Money when I was almost seven and the band immediately captivated me ever since. I've literally been a Pink Floyd fan for 44 years.
I am 74 years old and my late husband and I used to listen to Pink Floyd and have the greatest evening❤
I bet ❤️
Bless you :) it's truly something this music isn't it!
ich bin 65 und ich feier es immer noch,,,schön das es euch gibt....wish
is from Gearmanj...
Und ich bin 71 Jahre jung und tatsächlich liebe ich es auch ..!! @@monibuschfort7946
American Beauty 1999
Saw their first concert here in St Louis in 70's . Dark Side of the Moon was INCREDIBLE! Lazer Lighting was the new kid on the block and they had the crowd mesmerized! NOBODY LEFT THEIR SEATS!!!! I'm 77 now and they're STILL my favorite❤❤
❤God Bless You!❤
I was at that concert as well! They played two nights in a row. Amazing one of a kind experience!
Born in 1980, I grew up listening what my parents were listening. And during my childhood I heard A LOT of Pink Floyd. While playing in my bedroom, I remember having heard this album dozens of times, not to say hundreds or a thousand. I remember how life was so nice. To grow up in theses conditions was great!
Now I'm 43 and these souvenirs of mine almost appear as if it was another person. Lost my Dad in 2021, I miss him so much. I miss this sweet time of childhood when he was playing Pink Floyd in our house, putting the volume.... HIGH ! I miss you so much Dad, every single day since you're gone is like living someone's else life. Thank you for having made me discover such treasures in music's world. Treasures like... PINK FLOYD.
Lost my father in 2006. Honey I'd love to tell you it gets easier but I can't. On the positive side, he's only a thought away... blessings to you 💜
El ALBUM es MAGICO . SIN mas que decir agradezco a este maravilloso grupo de musicos que alteraron mis sentidos para siempre !!!!
It's my story too.
He's not gone. He just moved on. Don't waste a minute mourning. He gave you all the tools you need to thrive and create the path for your kids.
See you on the dark side of the moon
I’m so grateful for my dad, he never let me touch the radio in his car and I wanted to choose the music, he had a cd of this album and we would play it alllll the time, when the clocks would all ring he would turn it up allllll the fricken way. I love my dad and I love Pink Floyd
Your dad loves you too. He was sharing this sublime experience.
I keep listening to this masterpiece for 50 years, it hasn't aged, I'm always discovering new nuances and new sounds, there seems to be an intrinsic magic in these sounds. Eternal masterpiece.
I just remarked on the deepness of the better headphone being made the better they sound whoops I'm in a trans
❤🎉
It opens up the Heart I only hope for the Future 😊
@@laschell59 yhahahah hope the trip was nice
American Beauty 1999
I’ve been listening to this album for 50 years. The musical chemistry and creative genius reached in this masterpiece rivals anything the brilliant Beatles achieved. We are so privileged to have the gift of hearing it.
This album is a true masterpiece that transcends genre and time, and its impact on music and culture cannot be overstated.
The production quality of this album renders it genuinly ageless and the themes explored go right to the heart of the dark side of humans and their ways which will never leave us as well.
I'm too unhappy to listen to music anymore. This used to be one of my favorite albums and bands, I spent most of my teen years listening, I named my cat after the band, but now, I am too unhappy, and to listen to this stuff only makes me think of how better days are long over. 😟
I don't really enjoy much of anything anymore, the world has changed too much and I do not like it anymore. I'm just waiting for my end now.
No kidding love thi band
It's a friggin artwork, forty something min audio ARTWORK👈!!
@@peterbelanger4094 shit mate,try to make the best of things,any way possible
Im 27 years old, i listened a lot of music but Pink Floyd is something different and will always be im my heart, the best band of all time, they produced music, which will be listened forever, someone who have good taste in music will understand what im saying. Who reading this comment, i wish him good day and remember, pink floyd will always be the best music produced by a human.
@@lyxren7128 true artists! 🎶🎵🎸
Listen to Pink Floyd and you will find god.
Radiohead has the same effect btw. 😎
Es atemporal, por eso creo que si de alguna manera dentro de 10 mil años algún humano encuentra una grabación de PF estoy seguro de se deleitará
Beautiful Sounds of my era.. 🎶😎👀❤I'm 63 now... Grew up listening to them on my record player magnetic cartridge Vynil 33rpm& seven single unit🎶💪
@@TimothyBellamy-ow5nh I’m 57 and still respect these artists for their pure talent!
This album came out during my first year in college. The effects of the Vietnam War were everywhere. I fell into the drug scene and dropped out of college disillusioned. Three years later, I met the girl who would save my life. We will celebrate our 47th anniversary in a few days. This music brings tears to my eyes as it transports me back to a time when my world turned upside down.
I didn't get verklempt until the very end. Still remember how blown away I was by this album when I first heard it back in, oh, '73? I'd never heard anything like it. Still haven't, really.
Love the comment from that 13 year old kid. Have heard comments like that before from young folk who think the music being produced today sux and that they wish they could've been around when things like Dark Side were first being created.
I'm glad I was.
A world upside down is ripe for a positive change. Glad you made it through buddy.
This album repeats in history as society repeats history (Vietnam = Afghanistan, etc.) and being one who scored well in both “American & World History” I feel we are seeing the first steps to repeating it again, WW3 but here in America due to so many let over our Southern border. Unless something is done soon, I feel a financial crash come Jan - March 2024 which will be noted as the starting point.
@@richardburtonjr1889 yup. don't matter who is next president, they're both fossils. amerikkka should know (no) betta...
@jak9955 we been $old down the riva decades ago. just ask Sam Shepard. Oh, yeah, he's already dead. lucky bastard!
I remember listening to this in the 70s after school, and here I am all those years later still listening and never tiring of it. Thanks Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and everyone who contributed to this masterpiece.
I listen to the album very often, several times a week probably. I listen to it more now than I ever did when it came out. Not seeing Floyd play is my only real regret.
Probably the finest album ever recorded! I never tire of listening to this!
Oh don't mention it, it was my pleasure.
Check out some of the tribute bands. I was lucky to see Floyd several times in England and I've also been to a few tributes. Think Floyd are definitely worth checking out if they are still performing!
I've seen Brit Floyd several times and they are fantastic!
this album is too good for words…which really speaks wonders to its timelessness
If you have taken the time to read the comments then you know this music has made sooooo many people happy. Enough said.
Perfectly put brother. Peace
I love reading the comments while Listen to this album full on my tablet. so many people there. Listen to the same album like we're connected somehow, but the music of Pink Floyd ,it's so awesome keep rocking on brothers and sisters
In 1976, I used this beautiful album to teach English, as a substitute teacher, to a 7th grade class in Narsaq, Greenland. When they asked about "Great Gig in the Sky" I said it was communication beyond language. Some of them seemed to understand. They were great. So was and is the music. Thank you forever, Pink Floyd from my Heart.........
You are a real teacher ❤..
🙏❤️🎶🎵🎶
Cool good story ❤😊
Great Gig in the Sky is perhaps the greatest vocal track ever recorded.
So much love to Claire Tory.
Thank you Pink Floyd.
The Great Gig In The Sky is one of my favorite songs of all time (It's also my favorite song on Dark Side Of The Moon)
If you do not already know, check out the story behind the track.
Imagine hearing it live, as I have by both the Roger Waters collection of musicians.
And a couple times with David Gilmore and the original crew , the first time in the LA ,coliseum with around a hundred thousand other fans, it's like being in the music as it's being played , up there with a Grateful Dead show. No words can describe it
@@Artistree-hg4lz Imagine seeing it with the original crew. I have.
American Beauty 1999
I'm 68,remember when it came out, now I'm in a waiting room while my son has heart surgery listening to the best album ever made,THANK YOU, PINK FLOYD
How's your son currently doing?
Hope your son is doing well.
Hope everything went well with your son's surgery.
Wow prayers for your son, I certainly know what he has gone through. 3/06/20 I had a triple bypass surgery.
Best of everything for your son.
I was 22yes old and had my first joint, and listen to this with the hippie's out in the sounds ( Saratoga bay ) in the south island of new Zealand. my life was never the same ,,,,thanks Marty, Gifford and Paul ,I cant remember the lady names ,,,,many thanks to the Floyd
50 years later and I'm still convinced that the meaning of life is hidden somewhere in that album.
Caught a fainting Glimpse but it was gone..
For me it's as simple as can be if you go to the beginning of Floyd and Sid Barrett who started it. Watch their journey as they grow and listen to any interviews with the members of the group.
@@Bingo551 That a Wall reference?
❤me too same thoughts
42 dawg.... common knowledge... look at how long the album is... 42 minutes.... there was actually 5 seconds cut from the beginning "chaos" because they needed the 42!!
Fair play to Pink Floyd for letting us listen to this masterpiece in its entirety, advert free and without charge!!
Well said, this music never grows old, we all age but this album will live on , a master piece in anyones book.
@@davebloggsi agree
@@davebloggstrue
Olen täydellisesti samaa mieltä kanssasi.
Thank you
At 65, This is still my go to Album. I've listened to this Album at least monthly for 50 years. And often play along with it on the piano. Greatest Album of all time!!
😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
American Beauty 1999
Graduated high school last year and time is flying by. I listened to this in with our band director. He had us lay on the ground and he turned the lights off and we listened to the entire album. Mr. Walker was an amazing teacher
Excellent teacher!
Can everyone just take a moment to appreciate whoever uploaded this video and didn't put any ads in the mix? They are obviously fans who know the album should be listened to front to back. Kudos my man!
Well yeah it's the official band account
It quite literally is Pink Floyd
@@JohnMuhaw-qu1wi pmsl lol etc
@@alcamus1973 I don't know what that means man
@@JohnMuhaw-qu1wi pmsl is an abbreviation for. the vulgar slang expression 'pissing myself laughing'
i think I was 15 when this album was released. Tripping music but no drugs are really required. A good pair of headphones and your journey begins. An amazing piece of craftsmanship and they had only just begun. Awesome talent and extreme memories. Thanks so much guys! A big part of my life. Congrats on both of your careers. Have a cigar..
Great concept album. It talks about death. Money. Insanity. Getting old. Greed. Life in general. This is the reason it's a epic masterpiece. It touches the soul of what makes us human.
I still think that Wish you were here is the GOAT
Pressures of life.
it's life in album form
starts with a heartbeat and ends with a heartbeat
... and, it's 45 +/- years old ... good energy! Namaste
Roger Waters is a lyrical genius he had a nerve breakdown trying to top Dark Side I don't think he managed to I like the Wall LP but there's no way to capture lightning in a bottle twice Dark Side is a masterpiece
Is anyone out there in the world listening to this most awesome album at 3am like me?? Man I remember the very first time listening to this in my friend's basement - it was her big brother's and it was sooo cool! I've loved it since ...
I'm 60 and have been listening to this album for the past 40 year's and will continue to do so always... Timeless music..
Ur absolutely spot on
Likewise and I’m 64
Yes same and I am 60 too. Amazing album I never tire of it.
60 in 4 months - Same.
Got to see Roger Waters in Perth, W.A. on the 9th of Feb 2007. Had the sweet spot in front of the mixing desk.
THE loudest, clearest and BEST concert i have EVER been to. Still brings a smile to my face. Best music EVER!
Me too, brother. I'm 62. Same relationshipw with this great music
1st I've heard this album since I was a teenager. Now 65 it still rocks just as much! Thanks guys for a lifetime memory!
I was 13 when this was released. I feel blessed that I've been listening to it for the majority of my life.
I think im close on that age
oh i was 9
Me too!
@@TattKingMusicProductionsI was 6
I'm now 16 and I LOVE Pink Floyd! it's crazy how music can bring people together from all over the world!
I wrote a 350 word (short) piece about this album for my Creative Writing class. I was the first time listening to this album, and when I wrote it the words just came pouring out. Here's my work:
Napping in the Light
If there was one thing I could experience repeatedly, it would be music. From the Beethoven Symphonies to the modern-day sounds, there is nothing like the interpretation of artistic masterpieces. Well, while I was getting ready for a much-needed nap I’ve decided that I would scroll through my phone on an application called TH-cam to discover new tracks. It was then when I stumbled upon the discography of the band Pink Floyd, and I was almost hesitant at first; but as they say, “you can never step into the same river twice.” And with my philosophical mindset, I was willing to determine the elemental change that may be the key to everlasting transformation.
So, I started with the album The Dark Side of the Moon, and when I heard the first track called “Speak to Me”; the heartbeat, laughter, and scream was all the information I needed to buckle up for the journey through this extraordinary piece of engineering. As I closed my eyes with delight, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of letting go; of my worries, responsibilities, and the over all illusion of being, I was finally in a trance between the music and my consciousness. I could also feel myself drifting off, but at the same time felt in control of whether to fall asleep or not as sleeping would entail missing out on the wonderful sounds I was experiencing, and that is when I knew that this musical adventure is what gave me this ability to understand that time itself is inevitable as the music plays on one hand, and how life goes on onto the other.
Quite interestingly, when I got to the song “Eclipse” I realized that my emotional sensibility started to kick in. Because after all, my human existence is all that will be relevant through time over materialistic objects and after the forty-three-minute album was over, I was able to think clearly. Throughout my experience with the album, I gave myself permission to organize my thoughts, and in the end, I was finally able to rest in peace with a delightful sense of humanity.
Nice!
Try letting them take you emotionally, it might be worth it. I’m 73 and love where they take me!
When I was a little girl this album scared me. In my teens I discovered it again and fell in love with it completely, its my go to album to release my stress and reminisce on my dad and the good times we had listening to this album. Thank you dad for giveing me my love for music.
On the run is still pretty scary!!! specially on LSD....
I am 73 now. Still listening. When this album came out I would lie on the floor between the speakers and just revel. 🇨🇦
Same 8track radio shack and speakers in the back of my 1965 Barracuda tripping on stars thru the big ass window.
Sam records used to sale vinyl LP, Black Big Disc.
Cheers from Toronto, On
Ditto. I'm 65 and I still crank it up.
It's the only way to listen to the Best Rock and Roll.
Getting there God Willing. Still have my original Album.
Ich bin 72. Auf meiner Beerdigung wird zum Schluss ECLYPSE gespielt. Das steht fest.
As a Sabbath/Zeppelin/Deep Purple rocker kid of the 70's, this is the album opened up my soul. To this day, it is still a life changing experience to listen to it...over, and over...and over again. In fact, my father, an avid Jazz audiophile, asked me to bring this album out to the living room so he could listen to it. After he heard "Great Gig in the Sky", he looked at me and said, "Play that when I die".
same
Pink Floyd was a game changer for me. When I first heard this album I didn't understand, I liked The Wall etc. But the more I listened I came to love earlier PF 1967-1975, especially this album. Honestly it's the best album ever made
Love those bands and STV! But your right. Timeless album
Yo también deseo eso, a la hora de mi muerte mi hijo mayor tiene instrucciones de colocar esa canción. Me parece una perfecta canción para trascender del plano material al espiritual.
@@evygarh2074 agreed.
40:48 This is the alpha and omega of MUSIC The masterpiece, time, completion, creation, flight. What else can I say, Pink Floyd found the TRUTH with their music
How. Abou sharìng some of thst acid about
Their truth
I'm sixteen and this album turned my life upside down! I have never cried because of music before! After listening to this masterpiece, I began to enjoy life! This is absolutely fantastic!
You might like Telegraph Road by Dire Straits?
@@bernardgarrett3897 of course I love it
Pink Floyd first, beyond competition... Jethro Tull for variety? Aqualung and Locomotive breath... So much to explore from those days.
@@waltermessines5181 Jethro Tull are truly unique and amazing guys, Ian Anderson especially,his flute parts are extraordinary!
Good guy, good luck. X
Comfortably Numb introduced to me Pink Floyd during lockdown. Echoes mesmerized me when I was having a hard time, pressured by lectures and homeworks. Then one day, I decided to checkout this album. Oh man, I wish I could experience it for the first time once more, the magic they delivered.
Now go listen to Animals!
@@jdc_2000 Animals is great but DSOTM is something magical.
@@ipapermc you obviously didn't read their entire comment bro
@@AdamSandaver Their whole stretch of music from Meddle to The Wall was phenomenal!
check out the video for "one of these days" live on the Delicate sound of thunder tour.
I was 18 when this album was released - I'm 67 coming up on 68 now - and it's still as powerful now as it was then. I had a cassette tape of it in my car and it remained there for months on end on "auto reverse" I would often listen in my bedroom too, with headphones on and the volume cranked up LOUD. What fabulous memories listening to it now brings back. Simply the greatest album of all time. I have 32 year old daughter and it pleases me that she also enjoys the music from "my time" too. However, the reason I'm posting is this thought - How deep this album is, yet written and performed by guys in their late 20's early 30's AMAZING! Plus the technology and equipment then is not as now, so even more of an achievement considering that. And yes, it will still be the best album of all time in another 50 years. Thank you Pink Floyd.
is it still moving at 68😛
63
Went through many cassettes
Remember Pigs
Me too
My dad had my brother and I in his 40's ,, got sick and forced into early retirement. We basicly had a stay at home dad and let me tell you, listening to all the Pink Floyd, Beatles, Queen ect.. albums morning, noon, and night is such a core memory for me. There was always good music playing in the house. Moved out of his home last year at 28, and he is still this way, always music playing ❤
Been listening to this album since I was in my mother’s womb… 44 years later and I still don’t skip tracks.. I play it though from start to finish.. just like my parents and all my neighbors did growing up…
Don’t worry, you’re not the only one listening to this absolute masterpiece in March 2024 . I’m so grateful to have this be a part of life’s musical journey
Just got done listening to Wish You Were Here on the last hour of my shift, thought I'd keep the Floyd flowing. Hope you have a good day.
@@mrbones9332 The same here, just done with Wish you were here, so for the last hour of my working day Dark side is on.
i wasnt worried but now i am..
yesss
April 2024 too remaster is fire, speaking of fire...
This album was a main reason why my father and I were so close. Him being from West Germany, born after ww2, but fled the cold war; to OZ. And he and I remain together when ever we listen to this album.
It brought us together when he didn't know how to be close to me, his father maimed and couldn't talk after the war. Let alone love.
My dad showed his love through his music, he gave that gift to me. I use music everyday as my meditation from this hurtful and dark technologic world. And "The Great Gig in the Sky" it's like I'm in the same room as my dad. I can sing with the woman vocals, while my dad whistles. It actually taught me my range. one of the first songs i used to reach my vocal goals. Complex intensity with range octaves up and up. No matter where I am, whatever country, I think probably forever, I will feel close to me dad with this.
I love you papa, and I love you Waters (and Gilmore) for this abundance of love on record. Two matching tattoos for me and my papa, mein the cover of this album, of course. Imagine if they had never wrote it? What a world that would be, every time it plays I literally thank god for Pink Floyd.
I am 63 and first listened to this album when my uncle brougt it upon its release in the early 70s. I have listened to it as a kid on a monogram, a stereo at 20, with a sub at 30 and at 50 in digital 5-1 speakers. It strangely resonated with me all my life but more so of late, (lyrics as well as the artwork) I love PF but I really feel this album/Band is Tavistock generated, the subconcious messaging is strong and something I would love to write about but alas will be blocked so I will stop here.
Possibly more a message of warning against such things…?
Clare Torry's performance will always be the best in rock History, so extremely expressive and the best of this album. She nailed it forever.
Just gonna say one thing, she nailed it on the first take! The first take!!
@@brianhickman6315 Absolutely brilliant performance!
Clare sued EMI and PF for songwriting credit and the case was settled out of court in 2004. Since then she has received (rightfully so, IMHO) a songwriting credit as co-writer with Rick Wright.
@@skysailor22630 I've never heard this before. If true, this is quite interesting.
@@brianhickman6315 так и есть.
pink floyd's music especially this album is far beyond its time. eternal.
My dad passed away 2 years ago. He was a big pink floyd fan. One of his best memories he would always talk about was going to see them live. I serve tables for a living and 2 days in a row a had tables wearing pink floyd shirts. I took that as a sign to put this on. And i can feel my dad while listening to this
Bless you and bless your dad
American Beauty 1999
Wonderful wat music 🎶 can do 100.000 %feel u x
I still remember that my father bought this record. At that time I was 7 years old. When I heard this record. I fell in love. My father died in 2003. The record still works. I play it every day. When it comes to records. This one can't be missed for me. Thank you Father.
¡Gracias por compartir esta Obra Maestra con nosotros! Soy fanático de Pink Floyd desde los cinco años, ahora recién he cumplido cincuenta. "El Lado Oscuro de la Luna" fue el primer disco que escuché de esa gran banda británica. Recuerdo fue a finales de los '70, cuando en un canal de televisión de mi país antes de iniciar su transmisión diaria ponían música y en uno de esos días escuché por primera vez ese disco acompañado con los videos que formaban parte de las canciones en los conciertos, obviamente no entendí nada debido a mi mente infantil de ese entonces, pero fue la semilla que se sembró y desde ese momento me interesé por conocer más de Pink Floyd, ahora soy un seguidor acérrimo, cuyos discos han marcado mi vida, forma de pensar y la manera en la que veo al mundo y su sociedad. Mis dos álbumes favoritos son "El Lado Oscuro de la Luna" y "Desearía que estuvieras aquí", por su fuerte mensaje a nuestra sociedad individualista y consumista.
Asi mismo es hermano! Ver cómo nos preocupamos tanto por cosas que no podemos cambiar, y tanto materialismo!
Fan desde mi época de escuela superior en un colegio católico privado cuando hoy primera vez a The Wall.
¡Abrazos desde Puerto Rico!!
Thank you Dad for introducing me to pink floyd since I was a child.
Now at 37 years old, I still listen to pink. As you have already left this earth and mother and now in your deep rest, just pink floyd to remember the good times we had as a family, I hope to see you again one day.
GOOD TASTE👍
I'm sorry!! I'm glad music can keep you connected in his absence. 😔
I tell you this because I know. I died for a brief several minutes after a very bad construction accident that was no fault of mine. During my journey after being clinically Dead, I was able to talk with my
Father and mother and received much needed encouragement.
The kicker?
My father and mother died several years passed! ❤
You will be with family again...
Peace..... Out ...
FLOYD!
My pops introduced me to The Floyd in 86 w/ this album. I’m 45 now and it’s still fresh to me.
50 years of listening to this album and it is still a fresh, new experience, still, DEEP grooves in my brain ...
ピンクフロイド史上最高のアルバム。創意工夫の高さがコンセプトアルバムとしても秀逸ですね。
セコムしてますか？
This was my late husband's favourite album of all time. We played some Pink Floyd at his funeral. Hope you can still hear this darling. Also, 'Wish you were hear', ofcourse.
Мені таку би жінку ....а каца ...не люблю
Sweet. I'm sure "darling" heard you. I joke with friends that they are going to be forced to sit through the entire album, passing j's at my funeral.
Sorry for your lost. He is now at The Great Gig in The Sky.
Thank you celio. I supose we were like 'two fish in a fish bowel'.
Here
This is still one of the greatest sounding albums ever. I have heard this record hundreds of times, and I am listening to it again after some time, I am hearing it in a completely different light. Just fantastic. Humanity is very fortunate to have this work of art.
samething here bro,....
Used to sit in my first house , lights down , headphones on, taken to another world, best album ever , now 73 and still get goosebumps listening to it...❤
Same here. Gonna be 70 couple of months. I just listened to it in its entirety.......again, for the millionth time it would seem. Same goosebumps............Same tears.
First heard this on a holiday beach, woken up by a US Military with a shoulder boogie box in the 70's, still my favourite album.
@@bellshooter gave you a thumbs up but it records zero
I hate these false records
these rich sob's need to be accountable
中２の時初めて聞きぶっ飛んだのを思い出していました。
ギルモアのギター、泣かせますね
My father introduced me to the album! Still going strong at 93! Thank you, Papa!
Good on yer kiddo ❤
My 86 year old husband is going through the last days of his life at the moment 😢 This album brought us together in 1976 and I am playing it for him now because it has always been special for us ❤ x
As you came together, so shall you part; only to come together again....in Time.
@@gmoney69198 Thank you.
He's gone 💔
I told him I would see him on the dark side of the moon ❤
Sending much love to you at this time 🙏🏻💖
❤❤❤❤❤
Sending you hugs, so sorry for your loss
There's a reason why they call it "classic rock": it's timeless -- still sounds as fresh and is as relevant today as the day it was released in March 1973. The fact that there are young kids out there still discovering and embracing this album gives me hope for humanity. Taking my 9-year-old son to a Classic Albums Live performance of TDSOTM in May to put one more small human on the right path.
i am 14 and am lucky enough to know about this album. i listen to it at least once a week and it never gets old. Greatest album of all time.
I discovered Pink Floyd through this album when I had just turned 19 a little over 6 months ago. It's my favourite album of all time and I had some really strong contenders before that already. Don't worry, the majesty of great music will always shine through the generations.
Gott zeigt sich durch eine poppelige 🎀 wie Pink Floyd. Nein. Pink Floyd zeigt und offenbart uns das Geschenk Gottes: Ein Mensch sein zu dürfen und kein Sünder
sein zu müssen. Money is Not the Honey of the DARK Side of the moon.
Gott zeigt sich durch eine poppelige 🎀 wie Pink Floyd. Nein. Pink Floyd zeigt und offenbart uns das Geschenk Gottes: Ein Mensch sein zu dürfen und kein Sünder
sein zu müssen. Money is Not the Honey of the DARK Side of the moon.
Good on you! Im 62 been listening to the Floyd since i was allowed to listen to my music, the Floyd Rocks
I am 74 years old,I will never stop hearing their songs.Bought this new.
Moi depuis 1981👍🇨🇵☝️
You know an album is good when you immediately go to the comments and say how old you are. I'm turning 61. This album is part of my DNA at this point. It permeates my thinking on a daily basis.
61 here too! ✊️
65
❤
Gehoor hierdie album in Februarie van twintig sestien waar gebruik om te lewe en geskenk geskenk aan my gegee en ek is onskuldig en niemand kan dit steel van my.
Amen
This album has come a long way with me. It played on loop for me all through high school. It was the first music I played for my first son when he was first born. It was the soundtrack to the acid trip that lead to me getting into my most lucrative career path, and then the soundtrack to the trip that showed me I had to leave that company and change fields entirely. I was listening to this today while watching my youngest son playing in the yard, exploring the flowers in the grass. This is what living sounds and feels like. Not existing, living a life full of journeys, and wonderful things, and turmoil, and love, and all of the emotions that make life worth seeing out. It reminds me about all of the things in the world that truly matter and allows me to simply ignore everything that doesn't. Heavy.
Sheeessh
I'm interested, tell me more about what careers this got you into!
True buddy... Seems so much like how i feel too. 56 now and have been listening to this since i was 13 and i thank God/ Universe for this divine music that has been part of my everyday journey thru life!!
@@aymanfayad4171 I used to be an operation manager for a logistics company that I won't name, but the initials are F and E. After a couple years there my psyche had been completely shot, ever rising expectations, no qualifications of success, only failure states. I decided to start building houses, I now make slightly more an hour but lower take home, but that's because I'm no longer working 70-90 hour weeks and my mental stability is significantly improved, I no longer wake up in a bed filled with beer bottles most mornings, so that's at least a few steps the right direction, I'd say. Thanks for the questions and likes, I didn't think anyone would actually read my life story. It means a lot to me.
@@jaymenon8408 preach brother man
I just can't believe how old this music really is. It sounds so fresh. Truly timeless stuff here.
I was in my last year in High School when I got this album here in South Africa and still enjoy this good shit. I'm 68 now and still love listening to it when I go for a ride on my 600 Honda thumper down the east coast of South Africa. Our winters are like most countries' summer. Pink Floyd is awesome.....
Really 😢makes me think 😢😢
@danielvolschenk3103 Hats off, as I raise a glass to you Sir! L'Chaim 🍸
A small room-sized computer could create absolutely any sound back in the 60s already, and their interfaces were alright. Hence yr feeling of freshness
I was thirteen and my friend had a house party. It was 1973 and Dark side of the moon just came out. So a guy asked me if I wanted to go on a beer run..he had this gorgeous mach 1 and he popped in the eight track..It was OUTRAGEOUS 🎉