www.youtube.com/@Doug.Helvering how to make a reaction video pausing just makes me leave the video its a complete lie you HAVE to pause , you think YTs billion dollar algorithm cant pick up a pause ? Doug is the reaction king
Dark Side is a 43-minute encapsulation of life. From the moment we begin to Breathe In The Air, we are raised and trained to get On The Run with our lives without recognizing Time is passing us by while death (Great Gig) is ever-nearing. There are obstacles along life's path, too, like greed (Money), war (Us & Them), and deception of choice (Any Colour), any of which can lead to madness (Brain Damage) - unless we realize nothing "material" really matters. That realization can be enlightening, but it also has a Dark Side (Eclipse) - matter of fact it's all dark.
@@ZosoLU I've been listening to Dark Side since my older sister played it non-stop in '73. These are my own thoughts after half a century of digesting Roger's lyrics, but they are supplemented with key information from two persons who were involved in the recording process: (1) Hearing Clare Torry discuss her Great Gig session, and (2) reading that an Abbey Road staff member would respond to band's requests with Henry Ford's "colorful" answer to customers who wanted painted Model Ts.
Again, this is my interpretation. Just as she already did within this reaction, I'm wondering what the "60- or 70-old Stacey" might think of this album. I suppose that's an added gift we get from masterpieces: they allow us to consider what people will be saying about them after we are no longer able to hear them ourselves.
I am a 58-year-old rocker from Argentina and it is beautiful to see how you are discovering this incredible band that accompanied and nourished me since I was really a teenager. Pink Floyd is superior in so many mysterious ways and one perceives it by seeing how it touches the soul of someone young like you. I have listened to their music thousands of times, back to front and backwards and the best thing is to listen to them in their entirety because there is a complete story within them. A deep and sensorial experience. Congratulations on your journey with Pink Floyd!
A girlfriend introduced me to them in the early 80s she thought I’d not like them because I liked punk rock she was very wrong and also very happy at the same time
I’m not sure if David played in Argentina. I know he did play in several south american countries. The emotions and the you at his 2016 shows ate quite possibly my favorite Pink Floyd related thing. Stacy needs to react to THAT. Because she feels it
When Rick Wright was working out the chord sequence (the bit just before the singing starts) he felt inspired to drop in an unusual chord he remembered working out from a record when he was younger. The record was "Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis. Just to make a change from the more standard or conventional movement from one chord to another he thought it would be perfect. And it is.
The beginning of life with the first auditory perceptions while still in the mother's womb and then the life starts with the first breath outside her body, and thus also the beginning of the album.
Your reactions are always a huge highlight of TH-cam videos, I love your „deep thoughts“ about the songs you’re listening to. Seeing you so connected to this fantastic music that has been created so much earlier than you have been born yourself really warms my heart ❤️
I’m a 65 years old Floyd fan and You have opened the door to other global Pink Floyd fans for me, for which im so very grateful! Always enjoy sharing your Pink Floyd reactions, always fun!
I want to thank you for reminding me how great of a band Pink Floyd is, I was 18 years old station at Danang air Air Force Base, Vietnam, When I first heard of Pink Floyd and the album Dark Side Of The Moon being played in the barracks, I got a headset and I played it all night long. It would just take me to somewhere else than being in Vietnam. 1974 I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath Air Force Base in England, about 70 miles north of London. I believe it was November 1974 when we went to London to see Pink Floyd play dark side of the moon, my very first concert, How LUCKY I was to be able go see them play back then. Thank you again for reminding me how great of a band they are and how they help me.
Well at the time yes but they divorced eventually because of Roger Waters ego arrogance and controlling nature thinking he was Pink Floyd and the others were just hired musicians
It’s great watching someone else discover Pink Floyd. I was in my 30’s when I really decided to listen to them properly, not just what you would hear on the radio. It’s only been about 4-5 years and they are my favourite band of all time. Can’t wait to watch you listen to the full albums, cause that is the only true way to appreciate their genius
Yup... listening to random tracks from The Wall is like tearing out random pages from the middle of a book and reading them. You might get an idea of the writing style, but you'll have no idea what's happening or why.
@@Mr.Ekshin I am 77 and have been a Floyd fan longer than than I remember. I have listened to the "concept" albums over the years. These days I listen and enjoy hearing my favorite songs whenever I want, both individual songs and entire concerts. I now find myself listening to my Sir David Gilmour masterfully guitar solos everyday. I particularly love the live concerts especially PULSE. I really feel that I have have not missed the PF "experience" by not listening to the "concept" albums and I consider myself to be a fan of their music. High Hopes is one on my favorites that I listen to frequently.
@@paulrollings5291 - Wait... so you started out saying "I have listened to the concept albums over the years"... and then you claim you haven't missed anything by "not listening to the concept albums". So which is it? And what albums do you consider 'concept' albums? The Wall? Dark Side? Animals? Wish You Were Here? And do you think you can be considered a big fan if you haven't heard these albums?
Eyes closed and total zen. Perfect react face. No gimmicks, no over exaugurated expressions. Just pure. Good on ya. I forget this song continues on the next track. Please, do yourself a favor and listen to it front to back when you are ready. I understand the approach to get to know each song before taking on the whole thing. It might give you a better first listen? I don't know. Thumbs up
Dark Side of the Moon changed my life and helped me understand many things. I was lucky enough to meet Pink Floyd when I was around 15 years old, from that moment until today, almost 19 years later, it is still the most beautiful band I heard, and possibly the one that made me experience things that no other band achieved. Its particular sound, almost spacial, its message, the harmonies, everything achieves its goal perfectly to such an amazing experience. Unfortunately, I recently lost one of my best friends, who was the one who introduced me to Pink Floyd at that time and with whom we shared countless days listening to the records, trying to understand the songs, or simply letting ourselves be carried away by such a piece of art. For him, I wish him peace and the best wherever he is, and for you, I recommend that you listen to this entire album in one sitting, since being a conceptual work, I assure you that you will enjoy it even more! Greetings from Argentina!.
At this point you're officially a Pinkfloydian. Welcome to the family, you're exactly who we need listening, discovering and passing on the magic of good music. 🤘
This music has been with me, in me, and helping me face life for 51 years. I'll never tire of it's effect on me and I will be ever thankful that I have had it in my life.
BTW Theres a reprise of Breathe that is always played as the last verse of '"Time". This is brilliantly placed as Breathe talks about how you choose to live, Time is the Wake-up to remind you the Clock is ticking, the reprise of Breathe talks of how lives end, and is the perfect bridge into'"The Great Gig in the Sky" the vocalisation of the emotions of the process of death itself. And that's how you end Side 1. With Side two focusing on choices, the human condition and the other way of losing everything you think sooooo important, that is how a mental breakdown is just as devastating as death, the sum total of everything in tune can be eclipsed by darkness leaving just a fading heartbeat.
As you can hear Stacey, Pink Floyd loved using sound effects in their albums. On Breathe and the other songs on the album, you hear snippets of the other songs on the album. And starting to mentioning Syd Barrett with the Lunatic ...Groundbreaking album .. One of the greatest of all time..Glad you enjoy these songs...
Two things- First, even though I've been listening to this for decades, I still get chills every time I hear the intro fade-in. And second, this is kind of a chopped-up version. After 5:32, it the Breathe (Reprise) that's on the end of the song Time, and this version omits On The Run. It's much better as a straight-thru whole album listen. When you do eventually listen to Dark Side of The Moon in its entirety, find one that doesn't have any pauses or breaks between the individual tracks to get the full effect.
I was fortunate enough to have seen Pink Floyd back in 1972 for their Dark Side of the Moon kick off tour I was Godsmacked! A while back I went and saw Britfloyd Highly Highly recommended!!! They are not a cover band, but rather a tribute band they are that good The sound system is on of the best I've heard They are must see!!!
Listening to random tracks of this album before listening to the entire album is kinda like watching random scenes from a movie before watching the entire movie!
I can see a possible benefit of getting the first time impressions out of the way so that you can really pay attention and anticipate when listening to the album in full. I mean I heard many of the songs on the radio as a kid before finally listening to the whole thing as a young teen in the early 80's.
Excellent comment about how the older you would react...I've been listening to this album since the 1980s and the lyrical meaning makes more sense and means more to me than ever now 🎶
I grew up listening to pink floyd as a kid, i thought this was cool music. now at 47 these songs have a deeper meaning these songs are very haunting, they are about life and how our time on this earth is so limited.
This band never ever dissapoimts. They will stay ahead of their time. As they are Timeless. Will be listened to way after we are gone. Generational pilots.
Oh wow, talk about bringing back memories. I was 16 or 17 when I first heard this album. I remember listing to it for the first time in my buddies basement and we were stoned (hey it was the 70s - don't judge). But I remember this song coming on with the sounds, the laughter and then what sounded like a helicopter moving across the speakers. I was "Whoa, what the hell is that?!" Truly an incredible album.
My personal weekend highlight. Wait until Stecay lets us feel together with her on a PinkFloyd song. Thank you for these wonderful minutes again. best regards from Thomas from Germany
Whatever it is whenever i hear Floyd i am hearing a cry out to syd barrett. It does not matter the album. Everything speaks syd to me. They as a whole each member have always had a longing for syd. Maybe even some guilt for what happened to him but it all comes out in the music. For them syd was everlasting in the pink floyd landscape. He meant the world to them all he gave them all reason to go on in his band
Like Pink Floyd, you always bring it for us! They are so incredible, their ability to touch us, teach us with such beautiful lyrics! I chuckled when you closed your eyes and just took it all in, same for me when I first heard this song. Hey Stacey, you're doing us right! 👍
I love all of your Pink Floyd reactions. I'm happy that you have fallen into the rabbit hole with the rest of us. I especially liked in this one when you were, eyes closed, deep into the music, and how you were startled when the singing started. It made me smile. And yes, PF will get you feeling the way you feel.
This album (like most Pink Floyd albums) are meant to be listened to in one sitting... they are a complete work telling a story. But each song still good on it's own as well. Glad you're discovering this great band
This is the start of the album. It sets the emotional scene for the whole album. It felt like it was fast, because it is, its a scene setter for Time which is next on the album You have listened to all the key individual songs on the album. Its time to get the full dark side of the moon experience.
And all you touch and I'll you see it's all your life would ever be! Dave voice is hipnotizing and all the music as well. That's why the hole experience of the full album is like therapy when youre done.
Ah, the Pink Floyd Ride... amazing how they make time go by so fast... yet the songs are never rushed, weird! Love watching you become a true Floydian! Since the mid-70's this album, along with Wish You Were Here, were my lullaby's before bed. I truly believe this forged my "non-stressed" attitude towards life. I listen to many music genres, but this is therapeutic!
She's only got On The Run and Brain Damage/Eclipse left. Then we'll never hear her put it all together. Even if she does, it will be a rip-off of a reaction to this whole album.
@barbarino2000- No kidding, I bet he gets invited to all the parties! Every time someone new reacts to Pink Floyd, some yahoo in the peanut gallery pipes in with how they’re not doing it right and that “you need to listen to it from start to finish because they’re all tied together…yada blahda yada”. Does it look like she’s missing something? It’s her reaction, her experience. Good thing this isn’t a book reading reaction! These guys would be saying “you have to read the entire book in one sitting”. I’m personally glad she does them one at a time so that I can see 10 reactions instead of one!
I've done the whole Dark Side of the Moon/Wizard of Oz thing so many times (and in multiple states of mind 🥴), that I can't hear the music without picturing the corresponding scenes in the movie. Especially with this song!
At this point, they included parts of the previous songs on the record. As for the heartbeat, you opened the album cover, the colors of the spectrum became a heartbeat like you'd see on an ekg.
The most significant piece of music written in my generation! And in the history of music! If you don’t believe me, ask hundreds of musicians if not, thousands! And they, as well as I say the technical advancements of the time it was written the craftsmanship of the music and not to mention the significance of the meaning! Dark side of the moon will be up there in mention from teaching of music far far in the future, alongside all the other classical greats !!!!
5 horas viendo tus reacciones a Pink Floyd. Feliz de verte y recordar como me sentí la primera vez que escuché comfortably numb hace 25 años… comenzó un viaje que no he logrado terminar. Gracias 🫀
Good morning ❤❤❤ luv Pink Floyd,amazing music, by the way keeps up the amazing job, from an 80’s kid that had the privilege seeing great’s concert like ac/dc, Def Leopard, Quiet Riot,Scorpion and many mores.
Did you know that you're an empath? You feel outside of yourself. You feel the emotions of others... You feel when observing experiences outside of your own. My favorite people are Empathic. You have officially become one of my favorite people. 🙂 I suspect that you cheer your competitors' successes and don't really understand why everyone doesn't do that... (I'm right, aren't I!).
Incredible opener, the album as a whole will so blow your mind! Yeah, always made me high, too, whether I was or not. This album so kicked our butt the first time, immediately put it back on after the first listen as we were astounded and it was so much to absorb. You should do On The Run next to continue the album. Pink Floyd is a drug that I'm glad I'm addicted to. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥
A wave of noise then you could almost imagine being under water before floating calmly. Pink Floyd music is the best music to get lost in and experience. ❤️ Your reaction 👏
3:10 That's the face of a true Floyd fan. Swept away, Escaping the world and just living that moment. Completely lost within the music. It's a great feeling.
We do hope you'll be doing a full album listen of "Dark Side," Stacey. I know you're probably sick of hearing this, but honestly, you really do need to hear the entire album in context and in entirety to be able to appreciate the overall work. But it's been precious coming on this journey with you so far, Stacey, dearest...
Stacey, when you do "The Great Gig in the Sky", please be sure to react to the studio version. Although the live versions are great, the vocals are performed by three different backup singers, while the studio version was done entirely by the remarkable Clare Torry.
With the Pulse tour you could hear the heartbeat (and actually feel it) before the show started and during the intermission, after which they played the entire Dark Side of the Moon. Such an amazing experience.
Opened the doors of perception many times in my youth and Floyd was the soundtrack to most of those journeys....i thank them and the substances for the man i am today...
Hello Stacey. The technical perfection of the sound is due to technician sound Alan Parson. The album is a whole circle: birthday, Life, madness, death, and resurrection, but Roger, at the very end of It, explain that " all is dark", it's all mystery.
To hear this song during the 1994 tour was quite the experience with all the beginning sound effects when into the soothing journey after. Another nice one to listen to is "Marooned" anotther soothing instrumental in which they actually one a Grammy for 💗
In case you haven't gleaned it from the various songs you've heard from the album, Dark Side of the Moon is about all the things that drive people crazy. Also it may seem short but that's because the album is meant to be heard in order since they all run into each other. And yes, it's meant for you to breathe and be calm and not be driven crazy by the following songs.
Great reaction by the way this song is connected to the song " time " listing really carefully right between " something more to say " is a pause then this song then right back to the song time on " home home again" really perfect song try to listen time and breath together and your see 😊
I recommend listening to Dark Side of the Moon , Wish You Were Here , The Wall , and maybe Animals and Meddle all the way through ( on headphones of course ) . Oh , and watch the movie Pink Floyd : Live at Pompeii to see Meddle performed and Dark Side being made in studio . It's awesome . Have a great weekend .
Grew up listening to Floyd. I still love to sit or lay back and listen to them with my eyes closed. Its not music, its an experience. If I have qn extremely hard day, or my depression is kicking in bad, like lately, at night, Ill lay back and listen, and drift off.
On the Wish you were here album Is a song called Welcome to the machine. About the music industry. Shine on you crazy diamond bleeds into this song as Pink Floyd does. One Song transitions into the next. Welcome to the machine is an awesome song give a listen.
This song is the stunning opener of the Dark Side Of The Moon album. I believe you've reacted to every song of this great album except the mesmerizing finale: Brain Damage/Eclipse. Hope you can get to it soon.
Pink Floyd's music is so sensory. They plant seeds in your imagination that grow into worlds, and then go with you on a tour of those worlds. I don't know of any other band that can do that.
This album is meant to be played from start to finish. All the songs run into each other.
She knows that by now.
www.youtube.com/@Doug.Helvering how to make a reaction video
pausing just makes me leave the video its a complete lie you HAVE to pause , you think YTs billion dollar algorithm cant pick up a pause ? Doug is the reaction king
As every great album should be
And, a lil sumpin to help those headphones capture a clear picture of what ya want to hear 😎😎😎
Dark Side is a 43-minute encapsulation of life. From the moment we begin to Breathe In The Air, we are raised and trained to get On The Run with our lives without recognizing Time is passing us by while death (Great Gig) is ever-nearing. There are obstacles along life's path, too, like greed (Money), war (Us & Them), and deception of choice (Any Colour), any of which can lead to madness (Brain Damage) - unless we realize nothing "material" really matters. That realization can be enlightening, but it also has a Dark Side (Eclipse) - matter of fact it's all dark.
Might be the best summary of this oft-summarized story I've ever seen. Thank you, LPF.
Did you read this somewhere or is this your own? So well said!
@@ZosoLU I've been listening to Dark Side since my older sister played it non-stop in '73. These are my own thoughts after half a century of digesting Roger's lyrics, but they are supplemented with key information from two persons who were involved in the recording process: (1) Hearing Clare Torry discuss her Great Gig session, and (2) reading that an Abbey Road staff member would respond to band's requests with Henry Ford's "colorful" answer to customers who wanted painted Model Ts.
Again, this is my interpretation. Just as she already did within this reaction, I'm wondering what the "60- or 70-old Stacey" might think of this album. I suppose that's an added gift we get from masterpieces: they allow us to consider what people will be saying about them after we are no longer able to hear them ourselves.
@@LikesPinkFloyd may I ask, what was Henry Ford's colorful answer?
Pink Floyd is more an experience than a band
I am a 58-year-old rocker from Argentina and it is beautiful to see how you are discovering this incredible band that accompanied and nourished me since I was really a teenager. Pink Floyd is superior in so many mysterious ways and one perceives it by seeing how it touches the soul of someone young like you. I have listened to their music thousands of times, back to front and backwards and the best thing is to listen to them in their entirety because there is a complete story within them. A deep and sensorial experience. Congratulations on your journey with Pink Floyd!
A girlfriend introduced me to them in the early 80s she thought I’d not like them because I liked punk rock she was very wrong and also very happy at the same time
BRAVO..i still cant get over how young FLOYD had so much life experience to give..
Pink Floyd & Argentina national football team are my favourites!
I’m not sure if David played in Argentina. I know he did play in several south american countries. The emotions and the you at his 2016 shows ate quite possibly my favorite Pink Floyd related thing. Stacy needs to react to THAT. Because she feels it
Stacy you are a natural pink floyd fan 🤘🤘
When Rick Wright was working out the chord sequence (the bit just before the singing starts) he felt inspired to drop in an unusual chord he remembered working out from a record when he was younger. The record was "Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis. Just to make a change from the more standard or conventional movement from one chord to another he thought it would be perfect. And it is.
That’s the dominant 7 sharp 9 chord! Brilliant
The beginning of life with the first auditory perceptions while still in the mother's womb and then the life starts with the first breath outside her body, and thus also the beginning of the album.
Discovering Pink Floyd a special experience in life. Glad you are enjoying this🙂
When you finally do Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety then you'll feel what we Pink Floyd forever fans feel.
Your reactions are always a huge highlight of TH-cam videos, I love your „deep thoughts“ about the songs you’re listening to. Seeing you so connected to this fantastic music that has been created so much earlier than you have been born yourself really warms my heart ❤️
I’m a 65 years old Floyd fan and You have opened the door to other global Pink Floyd fans for me, for which im so very grateful! Always enjoy sharing your Pink Floyd reactions, always fun!
You actually reacted to two songs called Speak To Me and Breathe :)
Stop depriving yourself and finish listening to this entire album as a whole. I don’t want to imagine my youth without Pink Floyd.
I want to thank you for reminding me how great of a band Pink Floyd is, I was 18 years old station at Danang air Air Force Base, Vietnam, When I first heard of Pink Floyd and the album Dark Side Of The Moon being played in the barracks, I got a headset and I played it all night long. It would just take me to somewhere else than being in Vietnam. 1974 I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath Air Force Base in England, about 70 miles north of London. I believe it was November 1974 when we went to London to see Pink Floyd play dark side of the moon, my very first concert, How LUCKY I was to be able go see them play back then. Thank you again for reminding me how great of a band they are and how they help me.
A song about being born…. Thanks, Stacey!
David Gilmour singing Roger Waters lyrics are a marriage made in heaven ❤
Roger Waters was an amazing singer also unless you never listened to a lot of their albums!
Well at the time yes but they divorced eventually because of Roger Waters ego arrogance and controlling nature thinking he was Pink Floyd and the others were just hired musicians
I 'am a musician and Pink Floyd are my masters !!!!!
It’s great watching someone else discover Pink Floyd. I was in my 30’s when I really decided to listen to them properly, not just what you would hear on the radio.
It’s only been about 4-5 years and they are my favourite band of all time.
Can’t wait to watch you listen to the full albums, cause that is the only true way to appreciate their genius
Complete "Shine on you crazy Diamond" 6-9 parts
It's really an album that should be listened to in one. The tracks make more sense in their place.
Yup... listening to random tracks from The Wall is like tearing out random pages from the middle of a book and reading them. You might get an idea of the writing style, but you'll have no idea what's happening or why.
@@Mr.Ekshin I am 77 and have been a Floyd fan longer than than I remember. I have listened to the "concept" albums over the years. These days I listen and enjoy hearing my favorite songs whenever I want, both individual songs and entire concerts. I now find myself listening to my Sir David Gilmour masterfully guitar solos everyday. I particularly love the live concerts especially PULSE. I really feel that I have have not missed the PF "experience" by not listening to the "concept" albums and I consider myself to be a fan of their music. High Hopes is one on my favorites that I listen to frequently.
@@paulrollings5291 - Wait... so you started out saying "I have listened to the concept albums over the years"... and then you claim you haven't missed anything by "not listening to the concept albums".
So which is it? And what albums do you consider 'concept' albums? The Wall? Dark Side? Animals? Wish You Were Here? And do you think you can be considered a big fan if you haven't heard these albums?
Such a great band and album. It’s easy to become entranced when letting yourself go with the music. Loved the reaction!
Pink Floyd is an incredible journey through the unparalleled designs of music and lyrics
It’s perfectly ok you didn’t want to pause. This album was made to be listened to in its entirety. Its effect is immeasurable.
Eyes closed and total zen. Perfect react face. No gimmicks, no over exaugurated expressions. Just pure. Good on ya. I forget this song continues on the next track. Please, do yourself a favor and listen to it front to back when you are ready. I understand the approach to get to know each song before taking on the whole thing. It might give you a better first listen? I don't know. Thumbs up
Nothing better than to watch someone entering the world of Pink Floyd. Enjoy the jorney and ride.
Dark Side of the Moon changed my life and helped me understand many things. I was lucky enough to meet Pink Floyd when I was around 15 years old, from that moment until today, almost 19 years later, it is still the most beautiful band I heard, and possibly the one that made me experience things that no other band achieved. Its particular sound, almost spacial, its message, the harmonies, everything achieves its goal perfectly to such an amazing experience.
Unfortunately, I recently lost one of my best friends, who was the one who introduced me to Pink Floyd at that time and with whom we shared countless days listening to the records, trying to understand the songs, or simply letting ourselves be carried away by such a piece of art.
For him, I wish him peace and the best wherever he is, and for you, I recommend that you listen to this entire album in one sitting, since being a conceptual work, I assure you that you will enjoy it even more!
Greetings from Argentina!.
At this point you're officially a Pinkfloydian. Welcome to the family, you're exactly who we need listening, discovering and passing on the magic of good music. 🤘
This music has been with me, in me, and helping me face life for 51 years. I'll never tire of it's effect on me and I will be ever thankful that I have had it in my life.
BTW Theres a reprise of Breathe that is always played as the last verse of '"Time".
This is brilliantly placed as Breathe talks about how you choose to live, Time is the Wake-up to remind you the Clock is ticking, the reprise of Breathe talks of how lives end, and is the perfect bridge into'"The Great Gig in the Sky" the vocalisation of the emotions of the process of death itself.
And that's how you end Side 1.
With Side two focusing on choices, the human condition and the other way of losing everything you think sooooo important, that is how a mental breakdown is just as devastating as death, the sum total of everything in tune can be eclipsed by darkness leaving just a fading heartbeat.
Ahhh memories of this in college in the 90’s. Sitting with my buddies, cranking this album and passing around the bong. You just get lost in it.
As you can hear Stacey, Pink Floyd loved using sound effects in their albums. On Breathe and the other songs on the album, you hear snippets of the other songs on the album. And starting to mentioning Syd Barrett with the Lunatic ...Groundbreaking album .. One of the greatest of all time..Glad you enjoy these songs...
No one makes an album like Floyd. You are missing out on the Concept, Segues, Interludes. I'd love to see full album reviews. 🤞✌️
Two things- First, even though I've been listening to this for decades, I still get chills every time I hear the intro fade-in. And second, this is kind of a chopped-up version. After 5:32, it the Breathe (Reprise) that's on the end of the song Time, and this version omits On The Run. It's much better as a straight-thru whole album listen. When you do eventually listen to Dark Side of The Moon in its entirety, find one that doesn't have any pauses or breaks between the individual tracks to get the full effect.
I was fortunate enough to have seen Pink Floyd back in 1972 for their Dark Side of the Moon kick off tour I was Godsmacked!
A while back I went and saw Britfloyd Highly Highly recommended!!! They are not a cover band, but rather a tribute band they are that good The sound system is on of the best I've heard They are must see!!!
Listening to random tracks of this album before listening to the entire album is kinda like watching random scenes from a movie before watching the entire movie!
I can see a possible benefit of getting the first time impressions out of the way so that you can really pay attention and anticipate when listening to the album in full. I mean I heard many of the songs on the radio as a kid before finally listening to the whole thing as a young teen in the early 80's.
Excellent comment about how the older you would react...I've been listening to this album since the 1980s and the lyrical meaning makes more sense and means more to me than ever now 🎶
Instant Goosebumps
No one can "take you away " like The Floyd................ :) Great reaction.
Been listening to Floyd 43yrs.Never gets old!
this whole album is about life itself. you really do need to experience the flow of entire thing.
I'm 73 years old grew up with pink floyd have every album and everyone is a masterpiece
I grew up listening to pink floyd as a kid, i thought this was cool music. now at 47 these songs have a deeper meaning these songs are very haunting, they are about life and how our time on this earth is so limited.
This band never ever dissapoimts. They will stay ahead of their time. As they are Timeless. Will be listened to way after we are gone. Generational pilots.
You really need to experience this album in its entirety as all the songs blend into each other.
Oh wow, talk about bringing back memories. I was 16 or 17 when I first heard this album. I remember listing to it for the first time in my buddies basement and we were stoned (hey it was the 70s - don't judge). But I remember this song coming on with the sounds, the laughter and then what sounded like a helicopter moving across the speakers. I was "Whoa, what the hell is that?!" Truly an incredible album.
My personal weekend highlight. Wait until Stecay lets us feel together with her on a PinkFloyd song. Thank you for these wonderful minutes again. best regards from Thomas from Germany
Whatever it is whenever i hear Floyd i am hearing a cry out to syd barrett. It does not matter the album. Everything speaks syd to me. They as a whole each member have always had a longing for syd. Maybe even some guilt for what happened to him but it all comes out in the music. For them syd was everlasting in the pink floyd landscape. He meant the world to them all he gave them all reason to go on in his band
Like Pink Floyd, you always bring it for us! They are so incredible, their ability to touch us, teach us with such beautiful lyrics! I chuckled when you closed your eyes and just took it all in, same for me when I first heard this song. Hey Stacey, you're doing us right! 👍
The Dark side of the moon album has been in the Billboard top 200 for 989 consecutive weeks as of April 2024.
I love all of your Pink Floyd reactions. I'm happy that you have fallen into the rabbit hole with the rest of us. I especially liked in this one when you were, eyes closed, deep into the music, and how you were startled when the singing started. It made me smile. And yes, PF will get you feeling the way you feel.
This album (like most Pink Floyd albums) are meant to be listened to in one sitting... they are a complete work telling a story. But each song still good on it's own as well. Glad you're discovering this great band
This is the start of the album. It sets the emotional scene for the whole album. It felt like it was fast, because it is, its a scene setter for Time which is next on the album
You have listened to all the key individual songs on the album.
Its time to get the full dark side of the moon experience.
And all you touch and I'll you see it's all your life would ever be! Dave voice is hipnotizing and all the music as well. That's why the hole experience of the full album is like therapy when youre done.
Ah, the Pink Floyd Ride... amazing how they make time go by so fast... yet the songs are never rushed, weird! Love watching you become a true Floydian! Since the mid-70's this album, along with Wish You Were Here, were my lullaby's before bed. I truly believe this forged my "non-stressed" attitude towards life. I listen to many music genres, but this is therapeutic!
I have so much love for you Stacey! Please keep listening.
Just imagine, one day she'll have heard the whole of DSOTM as a reaction video, and will be able listen to it properly, all in one go.
She's only got On The Run and Brain Damage/Eclipse left. Then we'll never hear her put it all together. Even if she does, it will be a rip-off of a reaction to this whole album.
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@barbarino2000- No kidding, I bet he gets invited to all the parties!
Every time someone new reacts to Pink Floyd, some yahoo in the peanut gallery pipes in with how they’re not doing it right and that “you need to listen to it from start to finish because they’re all tied together…yada blahda yada”. Does it look like she’s missing something? It’s her reaction, her experience. Good thing this isn’t a book reading reaction! These guys would be saying “you have to read the entire book in one sitting”. I’m personally glad she does them one at a time so that I can see 10 reactions instead of one!
@mgordon1100 It's true, you need to listen to Dark Side of the Moon in a sitting, not in parts. Headphones required.
You are going to love this !!!
Great analysis of music and lyrics. Pink Floyd takes you to another dimension! They move your soul - an incredible feature of their music.
Ahhh…. It’s good to see you do another Floyd Stacey RPG 😊
Pink Floyd is one of the greatest bands in rock history. This song is just one of many proofs of that.
I've done the whole Dark Side of the Moon/Wizard of Oz thing so many times (and in multiple states of mind 🥴), that I can't hear the music without picturing the corresponding scenes in the movie. Especially with this song!
Love your channel , your responses are so beautiful, love from UK ❤️
Your reaction (beautiful by the way) showed the best way to listen to most Pink Floyd songs 🥰
"Pulse 1994" second half of the concert they play the whole DSOTM.
incredible album
At this point, they included parts of the previous songs on the record. As for the heartbeat, you opened the album cover, the colors of the spectrum became a heartbeat like you'd see on an ekg.
The most significant piece of music written in my generation! And in the history of music! If you don’t believe me, ask hundreds of musicians if not, thousands! And they, as well as I say the technical advancements of the time it was written the craftsmanship of the music and not to mention the significance of the meaning!
Dark side of the moon will be up there in mention from teaching of music far far in the future, alongside all the other classical greats !!!!
The intro which is also the start of the album features snippets from each of the tracks on the album.
You need to listen to it front to back, that's how it makes fully sense. Each song in order
5 horas viendo tus reacciones a Pink Floyd. Feliz de verte y recordar como me sentí la primera vez que escuché comfortably numb hace 25 años… comenzó un viaje que no he logrado terminar. Gracias 🫀
Good morning ❤❤❤ luv Pink Floyd,amazing music, by the way keeps up the amazing job, from an 80’s kid that had the privilege seeing great’s concert like ac/dc, Def Leopard, Quiet Riot,Scorpion and many mores.
I've said before that I was introduced to PF via this song, and have been hooked ever since. That was a long time ago, thank you Erica.
50 years on and STILL one of the greatest selling Rock albums of all time!!! wore the grooves off at least 3 copies of this album, quite literally!!
Dark Side of the Moon was the only 8 track album we had in our car. It's probably the first album I've ever heard .
Did you know that you're an empath? You feel outside of yourself. You feel the emotions of others... You feel when observing experiences outside of your own.
My favorite people are Empathic. You have officially become one of my favorite people. 🙂
I suspect that you cheer your competitors' successes and don't really understand why everyone doesn't do that... (I'm right, aren't I!).
Incredible opener, the album as a whole will so blow your mind! Yeah, always made me high, too, whether I was or not. This album so kicked our butt the first time, immediately put it back on after the first listen as we were astounded and it was so much to absorb. You should do On The Run next to continue the album. Pink Floyd is a drug that I'm glad I'm addicted to. Enjoy!
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A wave of noise then you could almost imagine being under water before floating calmly.
Pink Floyd music is the best music to get lost in and experience. ❤️ Your reaction 👏
If you listen to the whole album very very closely, you can hear the heartbeat in the background all the way through
3:10 That's the face of a true Floyd fan.
Swept away, Escaping the world and just living that moment. Completely lost within the music.
It's a great feeling.
We do hope you'll be doing a full album listen of "Dark Side," Stacey. I know you're probably sick of hearing this, but honestly, you really do need to hear the entire album in context and in entirety to be able to appreciate the overall work. But it's been precious coming on this journey with you so far, Stacey, dearest...
Stacey, when you do "The Great Gig in the Sky", please be sure to react to the studio version. Although the live versions are great, the vocals are performed by three different backup singers, while the studio version was done entirely by the remarkable Clare Torry.
With the Pulse tour you could hear the heartbeat (and actually feel it) before the show started and during the intermission, after which they played the entire Dark Side of the Moon. Such an amazing experience.
This was actually not the original version. Someone added the break from the song Time to the end of this one.
Opened the doors of perception many times in my youth and Floyd was the soundtrack to most of those journeys....i thank them and the substances for the man i am today...
Hey !!! My Stacey you are the best ❤,long live PinkFloyd magnificent as always ❤️❤❤
Hello Stacey. The technical perfection of the sound is due to technician sound Alan Parson. The album is a whole circle: birthday, Life, madness, death, and resurrection, but Roger, at the very end of It, explain that " all is dark", it's all mystery.
To hear this song during the 1994 tour was quite the experience with all the beginning sound effects when into the soothing journey after. Another nice one to listen to is "Marooned" anotther soothing instrumental in which they actually one a Grammy for 💗
I remember seeing Roger Watters doing this album at Hollywood Bowl was amazing show and this album is one of the greatest ever done
In case you haven't gleaned it from the various songs you've heard from the album, Dark Side of the Moon is about all the things that drive people crazy. Also it may seem short but that's because the album is meant to be heard in order since they all run into each other. And yes, it's meant for you to breathe and be calm and not be driven crazy by the following songs.
Pinkfloyd live last reunion in Hyde Park 2005 London UK ,
The last gig they played together ,
No More Excuses
Great reaction by the way this song is connected to the song " time " listing really carefully right between " something more to say " is a pause then this song then right back to the song time on " home home again" really perfect song try to listen time and breath together and your see 😊
I'm a 68-year-old rocker and Floyd take's your mind to that peaceful place
Stacey reacts Pink Floyd, I am here as always. Great, thank you!!!
FYI... These are the first 2 songs of Dark Side, Speak to Me - Breathe (In the Air)
I recommend listening to Dark Side of the Moon , Wish You Were Here , The Wall , and maybe Animals and Meddle all the way through ( on headphones of course ) . Oh , and watch the movie Pink Floyd : Live at Pompeii to see Meddle performed and Dark Side being made in studio . It's awesome . Have a great weekend .
Grew up listening to Floyd. I still love to sit or lay back and listen to them with my eyes closed. Its not music, its an experience. If I have qn extremely hard day, or my depression is kicking in bad, like lately, at night, Ill lay back and listen, and drift off.
On the Wish you were here album Is a song called Welcome to the machine. About the music industry. Shine on you crazy diamond bleeds into this song as Pink Floyd does. One Song transitions into the next.
Welcome to the machine is an awesome song give a listen.
This song is the stunning opener of the Dark Side Of The Moon album. I believe you've reacted to every song of this great album except the mesmerizing finale: Brain Damage/Eclipse. Hope you can get to it soon.
Hello Stacey 😁 some Pink Floyd for today 😁 awesome 😁
Pink Floyd's music is so sensory. They plant seeds in your imagination that grow into worlds, and then go with you on a tour of those worlds. I don't know of any other band that can do that.