Brothers & Sisters of GOD'S Creations I'll be 72 next month, while I was leaving My high school years in the late '60's Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon was cranked up with My 100 watts stereo base whofers with 100 watts horn twitters in each custom built stereo system speakers on 3rd street N. of Tulsa University which the city transit buses couldn't drown My speakers so this was when Pink Floyd Music Ruled My street in Tulsa, thank you Pink Floyd!
How is that possible? Darkside of the moon was released in 73. You must have smoked some good shit back then to confuse your teen yrs with your young adult yrs.
I find myself staring at the spinning record remembering when I was a teenager listening to it. I am 61 now and I love the popping sound. There’s nothing like great music to take you back when your life is a head of you. Missing the friends who have gone on, we shared this awesome music together.
00:00 1. Speak to Me 01:11 2. Breathe (In The Air) 03:57 3. On the Run 07:38 4. Time 14:22 5. The Great Gig in the Sky 19:04 6. Money 25:18 7. Us and Them 32:55 8. Any Colour You Like 36:14 9. Brain Damage 39:55 10. Eclipse
I used to listen to this with Quad Headphones, on 8 Track. As 8 tracks loop? I listened to it about six times in my sleep, every night, until Wish came out. Then I did the same with Wish.
....questo LP sega le gambe ad uno come me di 64 anni perché ti ributta indietro di 50 anni e ti fa sentire come eri allora, cioè come non sei più. Scusate il giudizio totalmente personale.
this album was launched when I was born, in March 1973... I have memories with my father listening this album... I was few years old... he passed away when I was 7 yo... I miss my father 😥 ❤
No kidding, when I was a teenager the Beatles were winding down and Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were on the way up. All of the CCR fans were done with them after Pendulum, what a disappointment but the Eagles were about to launch.
That lovely crackle sound, I wish I'd kept my vinyl and tape collection, my favourite way to listen to this album was always in a darkened room, by myself with a coffee, a good bottle of cognac and a large cigar, no distractions, bliss. I did that for many years, this is still my favourite album, I'll turn 65 soon, I will celebrate that and 50 years on The Dark Side Of The Moon with another solitary listening session and contemplate the 50 years that got behind me.
Say, serious question here: Do you remember there being a music video for one of the songs in this album that included footage of the 1969 moon landing?
I graduated in 73. When I later married and had kids I was on bed rest. I played this every day through 3 pregnancies. If my babies got fussy all I had to do was put this album on and they quieted instantly. Power of the Floyd . At almost 68 it's on my bucket list to get high and listen to this ,.😉 I didn't before.
@@user-xd6di6xq6tit's just literally like a Michelangelo piece of artwork for the years. I don't think anyone's ever going to be able to match what they did here. And I don't think anyone has before once this record came out I think it was pretty much a goal of any musician to try to match what they laid down here. Roger Waters is just flat-out a gift from God
I'm 55, very much a classic rock era man. Pink Floyd is one of the all time greatest bands in history. And, NO Other bands can play this type of ethereal music and make it so poignant.
Well yes but no. There are a few bands that I can think of that can hang with PF, especially live. But for the most part, yeah, PF was/is/always will be the GOAT.
@andrewcrenshaw2904 agree with you. Never saw Floyd live but did see Waters The Wall live as well as many of his other tours. Can only imagine how fantastic it was with the full floyd.
I have listened to this album thousands of times since it was released 50 years ago. It is my favorite. Thank you for playing it through completely without interruptions.
Love how you said without interpretations. We all know how youtube loves to jam their capitalistic bullshit up our ass during a song. At least wait until the song is over if you want to braiwash us, but they put their capitalism propaganda right in the middle of a song. Like they think that we are that programed to say, oh yeah, let me buy that product now. Really?
A Thorens belt drive just like the one I had years ago .. coupled mine to an SME tone arm with an Ortofon moving coil cartridge A Rotel amp driving a pair of Acoustic Research speakers I was in heaven .. then along came CD and I fell victim to all the hype like so many 😢
Cet album m'a permis de survivre à une époque où je me demandais pourquoi. Je cherchais des réponses. J'avais 12 ans. Aujourd'hui je n'ai toujours pas trouvé de réponses tant mieux je ne me pose plus de questions. J'écoute toujours attentivement cet album intemporel qui a ateint la perfection. Même les Floyd n'imaginais pas au début qu'ils venaient de donner naissance à un chez d'oeuvre unique qui ne serra jamais égaler. Si le bonheur existe alors il est là.
I was born Nov, 1959. I was 3/4 with they actually started. So! For all you 60s, 70s and 80s babies, Wrap you head around this: The origin of Pink Floyd is in 1963-64 London. Roger Waters and drummer Nick Mason met while they were studying architecture at the London Polytechnic in Regent Street. So did keyboard player Rick Wright, and they played together in Pink Floyd’s predecessor, Sigma 6. Syd Barrett, an old friend of Waters from Cambridge who also played the guitar and was in London studying art, joined the band in 1965. They called themselves the Tea Set and played mainly rhythm and blues songs. In late 1965 they became the resident band at the Countdown Club in London, playing from late night until early morning, three sets of 90 minutes each. Now they realized that songs could be extended with lengthy solos. The name Pink Floyd was created on the spur of a moment by Syd Barrett, when another band, also called the Tea Set, was to perform at one of their gigs. The name came from two blues musicians in Barrett’s record collection; Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.
There are a bunch of best albums you could argue for. But this, this is the most complete, most artistic, most amazing of them all ... one album to rule them all.
Este álbum es impresionante, yo lo escuchaba en mi cuarto, te transportaba a otro mundo. No hay un concepto que lo defina, pero no existirá nunca otro grupo Pink Floyd en eso estoy seguro. GRACIAS POR TU MAGIA !!!!!!
It totally is. It's one I always seek out on cover and tribute albums because its adlib nature lends itself to interpretation and has inspired some great versions by other people. I have more versions of that than any other Floyd song.
😂😂😂😂😂 ma che cazzo dici??? E' il brano piu' sottovalutato di sempre e fa parte di un LP che e' rimasto in classifica 13 anni???? Ma come cazzo sei messo??? Ascolta quella bambolina di Ricky Martin cosi' sei sicuro di non offendere nessuno...
"Haven't you heard? It's a battle of words-- --and most of them are LIES!" To be that young and to write this..this is simply brilliant! I haven't heard this played on an album in a while. It's almost like all the crackles and hums are part of Pink Floyd's repertoire of random (and not so random) audio they've added. My favorite has always been the out of breath guy clogging through the airport. Roger's lyrics continue to hit a hard homer with every listen, too. This is a true classic in every sense.
Close your eyes while this Floyd's album is opening a door to a mystery universe inviting us to have encounters. One day each of us will know which encounter
It seems that this is 0.25 semitones up from the original pitch, very refreshing to listen to it at this pitch, almost sounds as if I'm hearing this for the first time again.
I have owned the vinyl, cassette, 8 track O'o, and own the cd, this is awesome!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! P.S. None survived but the cd, but..... have peace of mind, they died an epic death, they were played to death!
I love the pop and crackle of vinyl, I can remember wiping the record with bog roll before playing this to try and try and clean it up to stop the pop and crackle in the 80s . Now I embrace it. This is a masterpiece of music
Good vinyl has little in the way of surface noise & a quality stylus (eliptical profile or better) when correctly aligned with appropriate downforce, bias, VTA & overhang will improve matters even further.
9 months after I graduated from high school a friend of mine asked if I heard the new Pink Floyd album. I said no.so we went down to his black light poster filled basement at his parents home. He put it on.and the rest is history. I have this album in every format.cassette,record,cd,sacd,DvD,to me this is the most impactful album of all time. I know there have been hundreds of albums in every genre.jazz,gospel,soul,country,classical,pop,rap but for me little rock and roll.did it for me. I will never forget the first time.ever. I’m very grateful for that moment in time that I got to listen to this.real good music…
Album was engineered by Alan Parsons, he should be mentioned for the spectacular job HE did on This too. Best rock album maybe of all time? At least top 5. It must have been amazing to be at Abbey Road Studio when Beatles & PF were there simultaneously!!! simultaneously
You could spin that vinyl album all day and night and I wouldn't get tired of hearing it. 50+ years of listening to this album and enjoying it every single time only shows how well-composed and ageless it is in comparison to most popular music that has come out since. 😍
A classic from pink Floyd. And even today well loved. One of my favourite albums but at its best on vinyl of course. Enjoy your memories, special thoughts to you Laura.
I have been a fan of this album for 50 yrs. Have loved it from the first time I heard it. My cousin and I use to listen to this album all night when we stayed together. I have owned the vinyl, 8 track, cassette, and still have the cd.
I have always been into music and records but when I first heard this masterpiece I was only immersed in Disco and new wave back in '85, I we nt with my mom to a home she was cleaning working as maid, the owners were not in and so i put the record on in their hifi and magic started.
Love hearing in vinyl. I was 5 when this came out. I was listening to the Beatles & the Monkees on my little record player...but I'd listen to this on my parents stereo with headphones on. This sounds so good with the static...thanks to whoever posted this. 🤙🕊️🎶
I was logged out of youtube, came across this video, got in touch with life again for about 45 minutes while listening this album and watching the needle bounce along the album and hearing the most profound description of life....and had to log in just to say thanks for posting.....
Listening to this album on vinyl and alone and with a dram of Bowmore 15 in my hands has always been the "bliss of solitude" to me. (Thank you, William, for helping me out with some words).
Im thinking of being in Abby roads recording studio in 1973ish when this was recorded and I was 13. Could you imagine being in that studio at that time with all the artists who have done albums Durring that time period and how many Went platinum or more. How many copies of this album have been stamped and how many disk made of it? The numbers are staggering. And its such a masterpiece of its day. These guys did some really weird stuff on this lp no one else was doing still today 50 years later people listen to it in awe. Now I got to go fish out my turntable and the lp I had as a kid, my oldest son walked on at 2 years old hes now going on 41. Albums have a different feel At low volume it still sounds great.
Beatles and Pink Floyd met in 1967 at Abbey Road, when Floyd were rookies on their first album. The Beatles invited them to come watch them record. Afterwards, PF recorded "The Scarecrow", and in my opinion, the last 10-15 seconds of that song is a tribute to the Fab Four.
Genau heute vor 50 Jahren{!} jährt sich „die Geburt“ des Klassikers „Dark Side Of The Moon“ von Pink Floyd…{24.03.1973}…🎉 ICH gratuliere den Musikern Dave...Nick...Richard {selig...RIP}...u Roger - doch auch nicht vergessen: Syd Barrett {RIP}...als wichtiges GründungsMitglied u Wegbereiter der Jahre 1965-1968{!}...da ohne ihn die Flodys höchstwahrscheinlich nie "hinter dem Mond gelandet" wären...😂...ebenso ziehe ICH den Hut vor den "Sängerinnen" - u vor allem auch vor Alan Parsons{!}…für dieses monumentale u voraussichtlich zeitlose MeisterWerk…👑 MEINE allererste VinylScheibe überhaupt war Pink Floyds „Ummagumma“…{1969}…PF war MEINE erste grosse musikalische Liebe…{nebst den damaligen grossartigen CCR {Creedence Clearwater Revival}…auch die weiteren Alben der Floyds liebte ICH abgöttisch…„Atom Heart Mother“…{1970}…„Meddle“…{1971}…später kamen noch die VinylAlben 1967-1969 u 1975-1979 dazu...{zB auch nicht vergessen: More...Relics...Obscured By Clouds...Live At Pompeji!...etc...etc...}...doch über alle diese Werke strahlt auf dem Pink Flod'schen Olymp - auch 50 Jahre danach - "Die dunkle Seite des Mondes"...🌑 Jetzt...66jährig...blicke ICH mit Freude...Respekt u Stolz auf MEINE JugendIdole zurück...die MICH über ein Jahrzehnt musikalisch prägten...im Wissen...dass die Beteiligten Musiker:innen Grossartiges geleistet haben...als Bewunderer u Fan "der ersten Stunden"...😄...kaufte ICH MIR - logischerweise - vor Jahren {2011}...die komplette remastered CDDiscographie der Künstler...✌🏽 Für MICH gab es aber immer auch u gibt es immer noch...Bands u viele Musiker:innen...die ICH jenseits der PFWelt liebe u liebte...ICH bin nach wie vor zB ein riesengrosser Liebhaber von "Afro * Blues * Electro * House * JazzFusion * Klassik * Latin * Oriental * Pop * ProgRock * Trance * WorldMusik * Zouk"...etc etc...👏🏽
One of my best friends had purchasrd the new quad JVC reciver which had a twin EQ, and we hooked up his two pairs of speakrs and I brought my speakers. 6 three ways, all with 12in drivers. We sat on the floor, in the middle, fired up the bong and we were off. It was amazing. You felt like you were part of the album. I'd listend to some Floyd prior, but couldn't get hooked till Dark Side.
Hello Casanova Thank you for your comment. Normally, on a new LP there is no scratches. On this Pink Floyd LP, there are some and particularly at the end. Have in my that TH-cam downgrade the quality of an uploaded file !! So the file that i have before uploading it in TH-cam sound better.
this album of pink floyd is one of a kind; composition& lyrics itself make's you wonder how they combine their song,music make you emotinally attach;there's story beneath every song. 2 thumbs up
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Brothers & Sisters of GOD'S Creations I'll be 72 next month, while I was leaving My high school years in the late '60's Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon was cranked up with My 100 watts stereo base whofers with 100 watts horn twitters in each custom built stereo system speakers on 3rd street N. of Tulsa University which the city transit buses couldn't drown My speakers so this was when Pink Floyd Music Ruled My street in Tulsa, thank you Pink Floyd!
How is that possible? Darkside of the moon was released in 73. You must have smoked some good shit back then to confuse your teen yrs with your young adult yrs.
I find myself staring at the spinning record remembering when I was a teenager listening to it. I am 61 now and I love the popping sound. There’s nothing like great music to take you back when your life is a head of you. Missing the friends who have gone on, we shared this awesome music together.
same here....
This is a thrilling sound of thunder
And now we all are here united and listen to that masterpiece.😉
Remember when you were young. You shone like the sun.
The pops and cracks of an album is something I really miss. That's why I love these videos.
00:00 1. Speak to Me
01:11 2. Breathe (In The Air)
03:57 3. On the Run
07:38 4. Time
14:22 5. The Great Gig in the Sky
19:04 6. Money
25:18 7. Us and Them
32:55 8. Any Colour You Like
36:14 9. Brain Damage
39:55 10. Eclipse
Thanks, man.
Fairuz Farouz, do you can fix this comment with the songs times, please ?
By the time the 5th song ended I thought only 2 songs went by lol
Pin this comment Fairuz. Thanks ordo
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Thanks 👍🎸
This is in my DNA. Love it, 50 years on, still one of my favourite albums.
It's what I grew up with. My Dad played it constantly. I was 7 👍.
I used to listen to this with Quad Headphones, on 8 Track. As 8 tracks loop? I listened to it about six times in my sleep, every night, until Wish came out. Then I did the same with Wish.
....questo LP sega le gambe ad uno come me di 64 anni perché ti ributta indietro di 50 anni e ti fa sentire come eri allora, cioè come non sei più.
Scusate il giudizio totalmente personale.
It's a great beautiful!
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this album was launched when I was born, in March 1973... I have memories with my father listening this album... I was few years old... he passed away when I was 7 yo...
I miss my father 😥 ❤
I miss my Dark Side Of The Moon days when this was sooo new & sorry about your dad hey!
❤❤❤
He hears it every time you play it. Looking back at you with a smile.
@@bobbg9041 thank you! 🙏❤
Don't worry, Laura. He will be always with you.
And then one day you find
50 years have gone behind you...
But has to be the best album of all time.
Half a century..Man!
No kidding, when I was a teenager the Beatles were winding down and Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were on the way up. All of the CCR fans were done with them after Pendulum, what a disappointment but the Eagles were about to launch.
It definitely is the best "Time" of all albums.
It’s not
@@Twofloorbluebird 😆
That lovely crackle sound, I wish I'd kept my vinyl and tape collection, my favourite way to listen to this album was always in a darkened room, by myself with a coffee, a good bottle of cognac and a large cigar, no distractions, bliss. I did that for many years, this is still my favourite album, I'll turn 65 soon, I will celebrate that and 50 years on The Dark Side Of The Moon with another solitary listening session and contemplate the 50 years that got behind me.
Yes 💖
Time is already up!!
Hope to reach that time... I'm 55 years young now!!
Same here!!
I know how you feel!50 jears gone !
I was born in 1943 and still listening to that piece of monument this is unique that music reaches the top like Beethoven in classical register
Say, serious question here: Do you remember there being a music video for one of the songs in this album that included footage of the 1969 moon landing?
I graduated in 73. When I later married and had kids I was on bed rest. I played this every day through 3 pregnancies. If my babies got fussy all I had to do was put this album on and they quieted instantly. Power of the Floyd . At almost 68 it's on my bucket list to get high and listen to this ,.😉 I didn't before.
Whatr u wait in for???????😄
@@barneyrubble4827 LMBO! I'm a scared cat 😂
I’d love to do it with you, you seem like a perfect person to get high with!
Can you even fathom that this masterpiece is almost 50 years on now? I just can't wrap my head around that. 50 years!
Yeah...hard to fathom...BUT...reality!!! Half a century!!! Amazing!
More than 50 now...2023...
@@Mark-in5yw I thought Dark Side was 1977? '76? 🤷♂️
I know it was a couple of years before their epic Wall. Which was released in 1979
I'm 66 years old, but I like this album always!
@@user-xd6di6xq6tit's just literally like a Michelangelo piece of artwork for the years. I don't think anyone's ever going to be able to match what they did here. And I don't think anyone has before once this record came out I think it was pretty much a goal of any musician to try to match what they laid down here. Roger Waters is just flat-out a gift from God
I'm 55, very much a classic rock era man. Pink Floyd is one of the all time greatest bands in history. And, NO Other bands can play this type of ethereal music and make it so poignant.
I am 56. Grew up with all this music. Never be anything like it again. God we were so blessed. This shit got me through the teen angst.
Well yes but no. There are a few bands that I can think of that can hang with PF, especially live. But for the most part, yeah, PF was/is/always will be the GOAT.
Lol..I'm 56 and know exactly what you mean.
@andrewcrenshaw2904 agree with you. Never saw Floyd live but did see Waters The Wall live as well as many of his other tours. Can only imagine how fantastic it was with the full floyd.
Never again have they reached this level of perfection. Everything on this album is in the right order. As if some kind of magic has put it there..
It's like their Revolver
@@jordanadams7912 There hasnt been anything made like Dark Side before and after except for the song Shine on You Crazy Diamond.
Listen to more floyd music that level just keeps getting higher.
Have you heard the "Amused to death album" already?
No Magic just Musicianship.
There will never be anything like this again, ever, never in the history of humankind
Proof?
I have listened to this album thousands of times since it was released 50 years ago. It is my favorite. Thank you for playing it through completely without interruptions.
I uploaded a better version, have a look at my playlist. Enjoy!
Love how you said without interpretations. We all know how youtube loves to jam their capitalistic bullshit up our ass during a song. At least wait until the song is over if you want to braiwash us, but they put their capitalism propaganda right in the middle of a song. Like they think that we are that programed to say, oh yeah, let me buy that product now. Really?
A Thorens belt drive just like the one I had years ago ..
coupled mine to an SME tone arm with an Ortofon moving coil cartridge
A Rotel amp driving a pair of Acoustic Research speakers
I was in heaven .. then along came CD and I fell victim to all the hype like so many 😢
In my opinion dark side of the Moon is in the top 10 best album recordings of all-time not for record sales but the music
you don’t play piano by any chance do you ?
@@USMoxi I play the drums.
You're absolutely 💯 right
The sky is up. The ground is down.
В 1975 первый альбом , что я услышал. Не знал кто это поет . мне тогда было 12 лет. С тех пор слушаю всю рок музыку.
This album stayed on the top 100 albums chart longer than any other one.
Thrilling to hear again....
On vinyl in 2023
Scratches and all
Sure loved it in 73'
Cool
Cet album m'a permis de survivre à une époque où je me demandais pourquoi. Je cherchais des réponses. J'avais 12 ans. Aujourd'hui je n'ai toujours pas trouvé de réponses tant mieux je ne me pose plus de questions. J'écoute toujours attentivement cet album intemporel qui a ateint la perfection. Même les Floyd n'imaginais pas au début qu'ils venaient de donner naissance à un chez d'oeuvre unique qui ne serra jamais égaler. Si le bonheur existe alors il est là.
50 años no es nada para un álbum simplemente fantástico
An absolute masterpiece Mauricio!
Si!
I was born Nov, 1959. I was 3/4 with they actually started.
So! For all you 60s, 70s and 80s babies, Wrap you head around this:
The origin of Pink Floyd is in 1963-64 London. Roger Waters and drummer Nick Mason met while they were studying architecture at the London Polytechnic in Regent Street. So did keyboard player Rick Wright, and they played together in Pink Floyd’s predecessor, Sigma 6. Syd Barrett, an old friend of Waters from Cambridge who also played the guitar and was in London studying art, joined the band in 1965.
They called themselves the Tea Set and played mainly rhythm and blues songs. In late 1965 they became the resident band at the Countdown Club in London, playing from late night until early morning, three sets of 90 minutes each. Now they realized that songs could be extended with lengthy solos.
The name Pink Floyd was created on the spur of a moment by Syd Barrett, when another band, also called the Tea Set, was to perform at one of their gigs. The name came from two blues musicians in Barrett’s record collection; Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.
Amazing that each time i listen to this album, i enjoy it better and better! Heard it first time when i was 12...thats 43 years ago!
Almost likewise:) heard it first when i was 12...that's 44 years ago!!
Me too!
I need listen this album 1 time for month... from 1975 ... I'm old 62... it's part of my life.
Came out exactly fifty years ago today 1st of March 1973. Happy anniversary!
Used to listen to this with my best friend in our apartment hundreds of times. He has since passed and I have the cd still. I continue to play it.
He's smling on you !
Me too started listening to floyd almost the same way... juz that i started with The Wall!!
And my friend with whom i started listening passed on 23 years ago! I sincerely thank him for introducing me to the amazing Floyd!! RIP my friend!
So you had other friends, but we all now know he was your BEST friend
Thanks for bring this material. Is very different the hi-fidelity of this tracks❤
The greatness of Pink Floyd is immeasurable, and beyond description, and off the charts
There are a bunch of best albums you could argue for. But this, this is the most complete, most artistic, most amazing of them all ... one album to rule them all.
Este álbum es impresionante, yo lo escuchaba en mi cuarto, te transportaba a otro mundo. No hay un concepto que lo defina, pero no existirá nunca otro grupo Pink Floyd en eso estoy seguro. GRACIAS POR TU MAGIA !!!!!!
DE DONDE ERES
I just purchased this record, like 2 minutes ago. This will be my second vinyl record that I own. I hope to have a great collection built up soon.
If you can only own one album on vinyl, this is the one it should be, at least for me.
Band on the Run sounds awesome on vinyl
@@ToneSoCooL3 ooh I had forgotten about that one. Great suggestion, thanks!
HOTEL CALIFORNIA IS PRETTY GOOD TO. PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴
Ziggy Stardust as well
I love Pink Floyd songs for 67 years old and never get tired of it
My Favorite Pink Floyd album!!! Has a great sound to it. It should as it was engineered by Alan Parsons! 🙂
he is the eye in the sky. he can read your mind 🤓
I like the CD versions too, except 2011 remaster and UK first pressing. They don't sound as natural to me
I was born in 1960 and remember getting this album and have still got it along with many more Floyd albums but still my favourite love it
50 years of this Master piece 😎🥂
Any Colour You Like is the most underrated Pink Floyd's music ever !!!!
welcome to the machine.
It totally is. It's one I always seek out on cover and tribute albums because its adlib nature lends itself to interpretation and has inspired some great versions by other people. I have more versions of that than any other Floyd song.
@@GregBredenwhich version/ versions do you recommend?
@@simeonlp I particularly like these; Pigs and Pyramids, Dream Theatre, Easy Star All Stars.
😂😂😂😂😂 ma che cazzo dici??? E' il brano piu' sottovalutato di sempre e fa parte di un LP che e' rimasto in classifica 13 anni???? Ma come cazzo sei messo??? Ascolta quella bambolina di Ricky Martin cosi' sei sicuro di non offendere nessuno...
I have memories with my brother listening this album... I miss my brother 😥 ❤
"Haven't you heard? It's a battle of words--
--and most of them are LIES!"
To be that young and to write this..this is simply brilliant!
I haven't heard this played on an album in a while. It's almost like all the crackles and hums are part of Pink Floyd's repertoire of random (and not so random) audio they've added. My favorite has always been the out of breath guy clogging through the airport. Roger's lyrics continue to hit a hard homer with every listen, too. This is a true classic in every sense.
What a time to be alive!
Close your eyes while this Floyd's album is opening a door to a mystery universe inviting us to have encounters. One day each of us will know which encounter
Well Said.
It seems that this is 0.25 semitones up from the original pitch, very refreshing to listen to it at this pitch, almost sounds as if I'm hearing this for the first time again.
I thought this sounded a bit faster than I recalled. Gotta compare to my guitar in E on songs and see. Thanks
Very perceptive
Hola colegas, sabríais decirme qué tipo de plato o toca disco es? gracias
Of course Pink Floyd!
I have owned the vinyl, cassette, 8 track O'o, and own the cd, this is awesome!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. None survived but the cd, but..... have peace of mind, they died an epic death, they were played to death!
:= ))
Only way to die a good death for a CD lol ;)
✌️❤️🎶🍀
they all fulfilled their mission in life 👌🏼👏🏼🤘🏼
Genreleffic are you the truly Sasquatch?
I love the pop and crackle of vinyl, I can remember wiping the record with bog roll before playing this to try and try and clean it up to stop the pop and crackle in the 80s . Now I embrace it. This is a masterpiece of music
Good vinyl has little in the way of surface noise & a quality stylus (eliptical profile or better) when correctly aligned with appropriate downforce, bias, VTA & overhang will improve matters even further.
9 months after I graduated from high school a friend of mine asked if I heard the new Pink Floyd album. I said no.so we went down to his black light poster filled basement at his parents home. He put it on.and the rest is history. I have this album in every format.cassette,record,cd,sacd,DvD,to me this is the most impactful album of all time. I know there have been hundreds of albums in every genre.jazz,gospel,soul,country,classical,pop,rap but for me little rock and roll.did it for me. I will never forget the first time.ever. I’m very grateful for that moment in time that I got to listen to this.real good music…
Great Gig in the Sky still brings tears to my eyes
The Great Gig will be my funeral song. It´ll be the best companion on the way to the other side.
Yeah, that voice!
Как услышал впервые в 78 г. так и осталась лучшей музыкой на всю жизнь.
LISTENING TO ROCK N ROLL MUSIC JUST SOOTHES MY SOUL. EVERTMORNING I TURN IN 97.1 THE DRIVE
MUSIC JUST SOOTHS MY
15 in 1975 when this came out, already a big fan of their music, my favorite thing in early 70's was tripping with Floyd, such a great match.
Came out in 73!
Fifty years in the past and beautiful eternal memories that remain in the imagination with friends loved ones and all pinkfloyd music lovers
Супер альбом! Спасибо. С таким же удовольствием слушаю альбом Пинк Флойд 1975.
1973
Аналогично!
Album was engineered by Alan Parsons, he should be mentioned for the spectacular job HE did on This too. Best rock album maybe of all time? At least top 5. It must have been amazing to be at Abbey Road Studio when Beatles & PF were there simultaneously!!! simultaneously
You could spin that vinyl album all day and night and I wouldn't get tired of hearing it.
50+ years of listening to this album and enjoying it every single time only shows how well-composed and ageless it is in comparison to most popular music that has come out since. 😍
My Sister had the LP in 73. Fell in love with it.
Great the little crackles in the background. This takes me back to the month day and year this LP was released.
Vinyl has the deepest warmest tone. Thanks for posting. A Lil EQ and I was back in my bedroom in 1985.
A classic from pink Floyd. And even today well loved. One of my favourite albums but at its best on vinyl of course. Enjoy your memories, special thoughts to you Laura.
50 years old yesterday! I was 8, I think I love it more today!
ahead of their time - classic - or never goes out of style or appeal
I sleep to this almost every night…..
I have been a fan of this album for 50 yrs. Have loved it from the first time I heard it. My cousin and I use to listen to this album all night when we stayed together. I have owned the vinyl, 8 track, cassette, and still have the cd.
What do you listen to the CD on though? You STILL have a CD player? OMG why?
10:50 still gives me chills and I’ve been listening to this album for decades. Best guitar solo ever.
С этого альбома , началось знакомство с Пинк Флойд в 1975 г. Лучшая группа всех времён и народов !
I love the light crackling as its playing, memories just staring at it going, round and round.....
I have always been into music and records but when I first heard this masterpiece I was only immersed in Disco and new wave back in '85, I we nt with my mom to a home she was cleaning working as maid, the owners were not in and so i put the record on in their hifi and magic started.
Love hearing in vinyl. I was 5 when this came out. I was listening to the Beatles & the Monkees on my little record player...but I'd listen to this on my parents stereo with headphones on. This sounds so good with the static...thanks to whoever posted this. 🤙🕊️🎶
50 year's ago,Darkside of the moon🎉❤🎉
the crackle n pop at the start, makes me think its a real vinyl... Love it.. Reminds me when I become a fan a mere 48 years ago...
March 1st 1973, release date of the greatest album ever
Это вечность,.это моя молодость,..парни делали вручную,..они навсегда в моей жизни,.у меня нет слов,что бы выразить им респект...
вручную-))
@@Meison12 я,думаю, понятно выразился...
Встретится в кушарах инета,чтобы приколоться бесценно.
I was logged out of youtube, came across this video, got in touch with life again for about 45 minutes while listening this album and watching the needle bounce along the album and hearing the most profound description of life....and had to log in just to say thanks for posting.....
Listening to this album on vinyl and alone and with a dram of Bowmore 15 in my hands has always been the "bliss of solitude" to me. (Thank you, William, for helping me out with some words).
Im thinking of being in Abby roads recording studio in 1973ish when this was recorded and I was 13. Could you imagine being in that studio at that time with all the artists who have done albums
Durring that time period and how many
Went platinum or more.
How many copies of this album have been stamped and how many disk made of it? The numbers are staggering.
And its such a masterpiece of its day.
These guys did some really weird stuff on this lp no one else was doing still today 50 years later people listen to it in awe.
Now I got to go fish out my turntable and the lp I had as a kid, my oldest son walked on at 2 years old hes now going on 41. Albums have a different feel
At low volume it still sounds great.
Beatles and Pink Floyd met in 1967 at Abbey Road, when Floyd were rookies on their first album. The Beatles invited them to come watch them record. Afterwards, PF recorded "The Scarecrow", and in my opinion, the last 10-15 seconds of that song is a tribute to the Fab Four.
50 years today of Dark Side...
a little green light shone as we sat in a ford capri to listen... thank you.
I like that I'm going to put my green light on right now it's a necklace I'll ware it around a while thankyou buddy
Thank you so much for doing these. Listening to vinyl is wonderful. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The best vinil record on the web. Imponent Bass to pickup our heart against the Prisme to collor our souls.
Thank you
Great video showing the way it was 1st played and became iconic. Love the pops and clicks of records.
Когда то за этот альбом отдал 250 руб а сейчас зашел и послушал ))ВЕЛИКАЯ ГРУППА
сейчас наверное винил не купишь негде .
@@user-bn2lc4zz6x есть много но цены ((
This is a 💎 quality. Thank you from South America
In Nürnberg wird das im Planetarium gezeigt. Voll coole Optik zur orginal Musik. I Love IT!!!
Genau heute vor 50 Jahren{!} jährt sich „die Geburt“ des Klassikers „Dark Side Of The Moon“ von Pink Floyd…{24.03.1973}…🎉
ICH gratuliere den Musikern Dave...Nick...Richard {selig...RIP}...u Roger - doch auch nicht vergessen: Syd Barrett {RIP}...als wichtiges GründungsMitglied u Wegbereiter der Jahre 1965-1968{!}...da ohne ihn die Flodys höchstwahrscheinlich nie "hinter dem Mond gelandet" wären...😂...ebenso ziehe ICH den Hut vor den "Sängerinnen" - u vor allem auch vor Alan Parsons{!}…für dieses monumentale u voraussichtlich zeitlose MeisterWerk…👑
MEINE allererste VinylScheibe überhaupt war Pink Floyds „Ummagumma“…{1969}…PF war MEINE erste grosse musikalische Liebe…{nebst den damaligen grossartigen CCR {Creedence Clearwater Revival}…auch die weiteren Alben der Floyds liebte ICH abgöttisch…„Atom Heart Mother“…{1970}…„Meddle“…{1971}…später kamen noch die VinylAlben 1967-1969 u 1975-1979 dazu...{zB auch nicht vergessen: More...Relics...Obscured By Clouds...Live At Pompeji!...etc...etc...}...doch über alle diese Werke strahlt auf dem Pink Flod'schen Olymp - auch 50 Jahre danach - "Die dunkle Seite des Mondes"...🌑
Jetzt...66jährig...blicke ICH mit Freude...Respekt u Stolz auf MEINE JugendIdole zurück...die MICH über ein Jahrzehnt musikalisch prägten...im Wissen...dass die Beteiligten Musiker:innen Grossartiges geleistet haben...als Bewunderer u Fan "der ersten Stunden"...😄...kaufte ICH MIR - logischerweise - vor Jahren {2011}...die komplette remastered CDDiscographie der Künstler...✌🏽
Für MICH gab es aber immer auch u gibt es immer noch...Bands u viele Musiker:innen...die ICH jenseits der PFWelt liebe u liebte...ICH bin nach wie vor zB ein riesengrosser Liebhaber von "Afro * Blues * Electro * House * JazzFusion * Klassik * Latin * Oriental * Pop * ProgRock * Trance * WorldMusik * Zouk"...etc etc...👏🏽
This album got me thru puberty and kept me sane. It helped shape me. For me PF is/was the greatest band of all time. David Bowie was #2❤❤❤
One of my best friends had purchasrd the new quad JVC reciver which had a twin EQ, and we hooked up his two pairs of speakrs and I brought my speakers. 6 three ways, all with 12in drivers. We sat on the floor, in the middle, fired up the bong and we were off. It was amazing. You felt like you were part of the album. I'd listend to some Floyd prior, but couldn't get hooked till Dark Side.
Great bass sound...floyd forever...from verona italy 🤟🎸
Ciao di Napoli 😉👍
Beautiful Music; Thank You for Analog
Hello Casanova
Thank you for your comment.
Normally, on a new LP there is no scratches.
On this Pink Floyd LP, there are some and particularly at the end.
Have in my that TH-cam downgrade the quality of an uploaded file !!
So the file that i have before uploading it in TH-cam sound better.
Моя любовь на всю жизнь,мне было 18 лет,а теперь 66,,
I thank you for posting this.
We have the original quadraphonic record. I wish we had that kind of stereo now to hear how it was meant to sound ! 😀
I have the Quad 4 and have inherited my Dads Quad CD4 Technichics
A Master piece 🔺🇬🇧🎸🎙️🎶👍
Thanks for post this great vinyl
Greethings from 🇦🇷⚽🏆👍
Magnifique la belle époque du vinyl 👍
That transition from Money to Us and Them is impeccable
this album of pink floyd is one of a kind; composition& lyrics itself make's you wonder how they combine their song,music make you emotinally attach;there's story beneath every song. 2 thumbs up
50 ans et pas une ride... Cet album est et restera à jamais mon album préféré. Tggits m’accompagnera dans mon passage vers une autre vie.
Merci pour cette vidéo, the dark side of the moon est le chef d'oeuvre du rock progressif, un bijou ❤
GENIOS!!! una época de grandes músicos, los Pink me acompañan desde siempre
1970, aprilie ,l-am ascultat la un radio Mamaia ,prezentator fabulos ,Cornel Chiriac ,Radio Europa Liberă ! Mă pregăteam pentru Liceu !
I still love pink Floyd I have listened to there music back in very early 80s 👍
Thanks for posting, made my night
Side B
19:05 - Money
25:21 - Us and them
33:00 - Any colour your like
36:22 - Brian damage
40:07 - Eclipse
Comfortably Numb !!!!
Пртвет из-за железного загавеса СССР . Ни какие преградыни мешали нам слушать музыку pink Floyd. Мне 60.
ottimo audio....! complimenti!
degno di questo capolavoro.
Me too I’m 67 and their is the remberance of the past and I never get tired of it
Thank you