Everybody likes darkside of the moon. Its a great album. But you gotta hear it from start to finish.over and over again. But my favorite is the final cut . All there albums you gottA sit and listen to from start to finish . And do it again and again. All there music is just absolutely emotinal and full of instrumenal magic. This band will make you appreciate life ,and all living things as well.
My dad's first CD player displayed sub track. This is the only album that I saw this function used. Speak to Me was track 01-01, Breathe was 01-02. Time was 03-01, Reprise was 03-02, and Gig was 04
I have, on MANY occasions, seen grown men break down in tears just for the guitar solos in time. For my money, this and Shine on You Crazy Diamond are some of the best soundscapes they ever created. You definitely deserve more subscribers, keep grinding brother!
I really appreciate your comment! I will keep grinding hard and in due time, people will start to notice and follow. I appreciate you being here so young in my UA-cam career!
Pink Floyd is hard to put into words, they just hit different. They're always a good choice, too. I can't go a day without listening to at least a little Pink Floyd. One of my favorite songs of theirs is Poles Apart, off The Division Bell, which is a great album.
I can relate to this comment! Whenever I listen to these guys, I find it very hard to find any other band remotely comparable and I need some Floyd music in my life. Thank you for the comment!
This song came about when Roger Waters, the bass player, realized that this is not a dress rehearsal for real life. This is real life. This it IT! There is no lead-up. There is no practice. There will be no starting gun. GO!
Pausing during a Gilmour solo is what got Lucifer kicked out of Heaven! Great reaction! After you've reacted to all the cuts from this album, please get yourself quiet, headphones in place, lights off, and enjoy this masterpiece from beginning to end with no interruptions. You won't be the same.
I’ve been told this multiple times! I owe it to myself to get the best headphones man can afford and I need to sit down and listen to Pink Floyd! Thank you for the comment and being here!
@@killbimu Trial by error my friend. As a 66 Y.O. who grew up with these masterpieces, I've learned that certain things are sacred... Like not trying out a new guitar in the store with "Stairway to Heaven" LOL. They likely won't sell to you! Keep your mind open and enjoy the REAL MUSIC that was produced in the '70s. You won't hear it on the today's radio!
Music that you can FEEL is so rare these days. I’m super grateful I’m feeling this way with Pibj Floyd. Thank you for your comment and time today! You’re awesome.
Yes, as someone already suggested, you should losten to next track on this album called The Great Gig in the Sky. It's not only musically flows from one to another, but thematically too. Time song ends with an old man hearing a bell of probably a funeral, ant the next song is about the death but in a different way that you can expect.... you'll see, I won't spoil :)
Oops, AXE...not Ax. On the album Umma Gumma. Listen to Nick Mason's drumming, OUTSTANDING! And Roger Water's scream...one if the best in rock-n-roll history! A true example of psychedelia, with discordant notes that puts you on edge! Another PF song that moves you...emotionally and physically! Enjoy!
I'm sure you've been told to check out Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert in '94, but yeah. IMO the greatest solo ever. But also check out Run Like Hell, it's the finale after CN, and you'll see why. You'll see.
You say you're 24 but you somehow look 14 and 44 simultaneously! I mean that in the best way possible! I'm 46 and the older i get the more this song means to me, i can't remember not knowing it. Keep up the reactions and the Floyd.
The final verse ("Home, home again..." was originally a reprise to an earlier track (Breathe) on Dark Side of the Moon, with "Time" ending on the line "The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say." By now I've seen it too often, someone close to me has had their "song" end when they still had more to say.
PF probably the best, but in their era many nipping at their heals - often with very, very different sounds but at that quality level. ELP, ELO, Genesis, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull... must be many others! And that batton has not been dropped. We have the likes of Porcupine Tree, The Pineapple Thief, DreamTheater, Spock's Beard and many others in the same space creating new excellent material today! With, of course, The Beatles who still drop jaws... going from "She Loves You" c. 1963 then rapidly developing in every direction each with a new sound - so by 1966 we get "Tomorrow Never Knows" which is the precursor to prog and PF. Way awesome progression! :)
The genre of music that PF is in has only one band in it. Only one other band comes close and that is Porcupine Tree. Airbag (from Norway) brings up a distant third.
Thanks for the share! I’m suggesting to listen to the entire album from front to back. The album was written to be listened to like that; I think you’ll love it. 🤙🏼
Thank You for reacting to more Pink Floyd, I'm glad you are venturing further down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, and allowing us to take the journey with you, looking forward to joining you again my Friend, God Bless.
You really must ( if you haven’t already) check out “ Great gig in the sky” there is a studio version and a live version, personally I prefer the live from the pulse concert but under ideal circumstances it should be experienced straight after “Time” as that track follows on. Oh and it’s a vocal song with no lyrics …
24 and there's so much more.... xxx good one bro, try out "Echoes" Live in Pompeii October 1971. its gotta be one of the best live gigs ever!! also if you want to try the black hash of progressive rock.... check out early (1969) then mid era (1975-80) King Crimson. for starters try "Starless"from the album "Red" 1975 or "Starless Live" 2015 or from the very start with "In the court of the Crimson King" that album and song, set a new benchmark of musicality that lasted for years and inspired many of the upcoming progressive bands at the time. Remember Floyd were a completely progressive rock band until they became so popular that it was bent into the main stream.
How many people listen to this and said "If only I listen Sooner'" . You missed the starting gun" to late now. Dave is the epitome of less is more. Dave's wife Polly has said she can ask Dave a ? and answer it better on his guitar. He is some what of a introvert when speaking. adve 2 solo albums has Polly writing lyrics to his song because he has a problem ( Dave : she hits it 90% of the time. Dave 2016 "Pompeii " in any tongue" 2008 "Gdansk" " On an Island" " the blue" *************
PF and i go back to the beginning and love watching young guys getting into my favourite band. But if want to see someone who hold it with DG, its Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits, i suggest you have a squiz at ‘Sultans of Swing’ live from Alchemy. Go hard mate.
listen to early Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother and Summer of 68 Someone said that from the Chimes you are born the Intro goes from birth to about 5 when the second solo comes in your about 15 the solo goes from 15 to about 20 and when it changes you are about 50 when the song is over you are 70 last part is when you are 80 and coming home from doctors or hospitals tolling on iron bell is church bells silent spell is prayers over your gasket
I would say the only song that might be hit or miss from Pink Floyd is San Tropez. That's the one people should react to, just because I'm more curious.👍🏻
I will! Thanks Steve! I really appreciate you coming through and commenting! It’s a new style I’m working on and so far I’ve only gotten positive feedback. Thanks!
@@killbimu I think you misunderstood... "Keep Talking" is the name of the song. I think you should do the studio version first however before the live Pulse version. For my taste, less talking and pauses during the song is always more appreciated.
You're obviously a younger person who has recently discovered that classic rock music from the early 70's can be unexpectedly stunning. (Although the PF pulse concert was 1994, this song originated back in the early 70's.) So I'll give you the *same* hot tip I gave a few minutes ago to a similarly young-ish youtuber (who also recently discovered PF) ... Have a listen to Deep Purple's "Child in Time". But *don't* do what most other reactors do (they watch a live version from the BBC). Instead, find the video titled "Deep purple - Child in time 2022, (Lyrically)A-I-llustrated", posted by "Soldesign72". You could well be the first youtuber to react to this superb remastering of the original studio version, accompanied by an "interesting" montage of surreal images. And btw, if you're wondering where to pause that song (to avoid angering the copyright gods), do it when the "machine gun" section starts -- you'll know it when you hear it! Even if you don't start listening to Deep Purple immediately, try to keep this comment in the back of your mind for when you eventually, inevitably, do so. 🙂
I stumbled across your reaction. Love the channel man. I have a Pink Floyd tattoo over my heart. I found an artist that had the same level of bad@$$ery. Check out Joe Bonamassa Live at Royal Albert Hall Django/Ballad of John Henry This is not a Floyd type band. He's a bluesman. Child Prodigy. Should be a household name, kind of guy. Enjoy. ❤
You need to listen to this album from start to finish, it is a journey, and tells a story about the human condition. There is a reason it is one of the highest selling albums of all time. Just before the alarm clocks, is a song about a nightmare depicting fear of flying and at the end the plane crashes, then the clocks wake you up from that nightmare. Likewise this song's end chord, flows seamlessly into The Great Gig in the Sky which is a song about facing death, with anger, fear, resentment and then acceptance. And yes, David Gilmour "speaks" with the guitar. He strikes a resonant chord in your soul with his mastery. He is still going strong and just put out a single from his new solo album - note he is 78: ua-cam.com/video/gMr5GpCpKyA/v-deo.html ( David Gilmour - The Piper's Call (Official Music Video) ) His daughter is musically inclined too, and looks amazingly like a young David: ua-cam.com/video/T_gQ_D5yhAE/v-deo.html ( David Gilmour and Romany Gilmour - Kokineli ) Can you imagine having David as your music teacher?
A lot of my previous reactions feature no pauses at all! I encourage you to check them out and then check this one out again and please let me know what editing style you like more 🙏 I’m in my infancy with this editing thing so I’m open to hearing ideas!
I’m just trying something new! I wanted to add more commentary so you guys see a bit more of me and how I am. Rather than opening words and closing words. Hopefully you understand!
I HAVE to disagree....This is NOT "Shredding" on the guitar....This Is "SINGING" with the guitar. The thing that sets Mr. Gilmore apart from everyone else is his sense of Melody. THAT is why he is my all time favorite.
Never said he wasn't any good he was amazing just an egotistical maniac when they didn't fold like he predicted. Any man who wears a SS officers uniform during his shows has lost my respect.
@@lukegale4002 sorry, the whole band doesn't dissolve itself because one person decides he's too good for it and decides to leave. All the rest of the original members who performed composed and produced these albums are there on Pulse.
![Pink Floyd - Time [FIRST TIME REACTION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/l-ZqalKLCzI/mqdefault.jpg)
Everybody likes darkside of the moon. Its a great album. But you gotta hear it from start to finish.over and over again. But my favorite is the final cut . All there albums you gottA sit and listen to from start to finish . And do it again and again. All there music is just absolutely emotinal and full of instrumenal magic. This band will make you appreciate life ,and all living things as well.
On the original album "Time" leads directly into "The Great Gig in the Sky". Trust me...tears will flow!
They are, really...one piece of music.
Not to be that guy, but on the original, "Time" leads into "Breath Reprise" then GGITS.
My dad's first CD player displayed sub track. This is the only album that I saw this function used. Speak to Me was track 01-01, Breathe was 01-02. Time was 03-01, Reprise was 03-02, and Gig was 04
I have, on MANY occasions, seen grown men break down in tears just for the guitar solos in time. For my money, this and Shine on You Crazy Diamond are some of the best soundscapes they ever created. You definitely deserve more subscribers, keep grinding brother!
I really appreciate your comment! I will keep grinding hard and in due time, people will start to notice and follow. I appreciate you being here so young in my UA-cam career!
Yep I have cried to this and im 50
My favourite Pink Floyd intro. So much atmosphere in so few notes.
Love how David Gilmour and Richard Wright go back and forth on the vocals.
Pink Floyd is hard to put into words, they just hit different. They're always a good choice, too. I can't go a day without listening to at least a little Pink Floyd. One of my favorite songs of theirs is Poles Apart, off The Division Bell, which is a great album.
I can relate to this comment! Whenever I listen to these guys, I find it very hard to find any other band remotely comparable and I need some Floyd music in my life. Thank you for the comment!
Great review. Us and Them will also blow you away.😊
I will definitely load those up next. Thank you so much for the suggestions and being here!
@@killbimu can you lsiten it in the correct order as on the album? Next is The Great Gig, then Miney and then Us and Them?
This song came about when Roger Waters, the bass player, realized that this is not a dress rehearsal for real life. This is real life. This it IT! There is no lead-up. There is no practice.
There will be no starting gun. GO!
Pausing during a Gilmour solo is what got Lucifer kicked out of Heaven! Great reaction! After you've reacted to all the cuts from this album, please get yourself quiet, headphones in place, lights off, and enjoy this masterpiece from beginning to end with no interruptions. You won't be the same.
I’ve been told this multiple times! I owe it to myself to get the best headphones man can afford and I need to sit down and listen to Pink Floyd! Thank you for the comment and being here!
Also, your comment made me laugh LOL! I made the mistake of pausing during a solo once and the comment section in that video KILLED me for it 😂
@@killbimu Trial by error my friend. As a 66 Y.O. who grew up with these masterpieces, I've learned that certain things are sacred... Like not trying out a new guitar in the store with "Stairway to Heaven" LOL. They likely won't sell to you! Keep your mind open and enjoy the REAL MUSIC that was produced in the '70s. You won't hear it on the today's radio!
Nobody does it like Floyd.Their music genre is unlike any other band. I call it emotional rock
That’s such a perfect way to put it. This is music i can FEEL. It’s very rare I have these feelings when I’m listening to todays tracks
I really like your written comments on-screen.
"Coming back to life" should be on your list.
Great reaction to another Pink Floyd masterpiece. Please check out the PULSE LIVE version of Time. The visuals are excellent.
I most certainly will! Thank you for the suggestion!
Good watch.
Enjoyed seeing you feeling the music, not just hearing it.
Same as I did the first time I heard PF.
Music that you can FEEL is so rare these days. I’m super grateful I’m feeling this way with Pibj Floyd. Thank you for your comment and time today! You’re awesome.
@@killbimu For music you can feel may I suggest reacting to any live version of Steve Vai - Whispering A Prayer. So much emotion from a guitar.
Yes, as someone already suggested, you should losten to next track on this album called The Great Gig in the Sky. It's not only musically flows from one to another, but thematically too. Time song ends with an old man hearing a bell of probably a funeral, ant the next song is about the death but in a different way that you can expect.... you'll see, I won't spoil :)
There are two famous versions of this great track - choose the right one - or do both! Studio 1st, Pulse version 2nd seems good, both memorable...
Careful With That Ax Eugene!
Oops, AXE...not Ax. On the album Umma Gumma. Listen to Nick Mason's drumming, OUTSTANDING! And Roger Water's scream...one if the best in rock-n-roll history! A true example of psychedelia, with discordant notes that puts you on edge! Another PF song that moves you...emotionally and physically! Enjoy!
That "rising to heaven" sh*t was pretty awesome too. (You got my sub with this video.)
I'm sure you've been told to check out Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert in '94, but yeah. IMO the greatest solo ever. But also check out Run Like Hell, it's the finale after CN, and you'll see why. You'll see.
You say you're 24 but you somehow look 14 and 44 simultaneously! I mean that in the best way possible! I'm 46 and the older i get the more this song means to me, i can't remember not knowing it. Keep up the reactions and the Floyd.
The "Dark Side of the Moon" album stay 19 and a half years of the billboard chart.
Everyone comments on Gilmour’s guitar but misses the phenomenal vocals.
The final verse ("Home, home again..." was originally a reprise to an earlier track (Breathe) on Dark Side of the Moon, with "Time" ending on the line "The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say." By now I've seen it too often, someone close to me has had their "song" end when they still had more to say.
PF probably the best, but in their era many nipping at their heals - often with very, very different sounds but at that quality level. ELP, ELO, Genesis, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull... must be many others! And that batton has not been dropped. We have the likes of Porcupine Tree, The Pineapple Thief, DreamTheater, Spock's Beard and many others in the same space creating new excellent material today!
With, of course, The Beatles who still drop jaws... going from "She Loves You" c. 1963 then rapidly developing in every direction each with a new sound - so by 1966 we get "Tomorrow Never Knows" which is the precursor to prog and PF. Way awesome progression! :)
The genre of music that PF is in has only one band in it. Only one other band comes close and that is Porcupine Tree. Airbag (from Norway) brings up a distant third.
Thanks for the share! I’m suggesting to listen to the entire album from front to back. The album was written to be listened to like that; I think you’ll love it. 🤙🏼
I think I will too. Thank you for the suggestion and thank you for coming around! I hope to see you again!
If you can, do the entire Dark Side album reaction. Every song flows like a story.
Thank You for reacting to more Pink Floyd, I'm glad you are venturing further down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, and allowing us to take the journey with you, looking forward to joining you again my Friend, God Bless.
Thank you for such a kind comment. It means the world to me! There is more to come I promise!
You really must ( if you haven’t already) check out “ Great gig in the sky” there is a studio version and a live version, personally I prefer the live from the pulse concert but under ideal circumstances it should be experienced straight after “Time” as that track follows on. Oh and it’s a vocal song with no lyrics …
24 and there's so much more.... xxx good one bro, try out "Echoes" Live in Pompeii October 1971. its gotta be one of the best live gigs ever!!
also if you want to try the black hash of progressive rock.... check out early (1969) then mid era (1975-80) King Crimson. for starters try "Starless"from the album "Red" 1975 or "Starless Live" 2015 or from the very start with "In the court of the Crimson King" that album and song, set a new benchmark of musicality that lasted for years and inspired many of the upcoming progressive bands at the time. Remember Floyd were a completely progressive rock band until they became so popular that it was bent into the main stream.
How many people listen to this and said "If only I listen Sooner'" . You missed the starting gun" to late now. Dave is the epitome of less is more. Dave's wife Polly has said she can ask Dave a ? and answer it better on his guitar. He is some what of a introvert when speaking. adve 2 solo albums has Polly writing lyrics to his song because he has a problem ( Dave : she hits it 90% of the time. Dave 2016 "Pompeii " in any tongue" 2008 "Gdansk" " On an Island" " the blue" *************
PF and i go back to the beginning and love watching young guys getting into my favourite band.
But if want to see someone who hold it with DG, its Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits, i suggest you have a squiz at ‘Sultans of Swing’ live from Alchemy.
Go hard mate.
Tip of the iceberg brother
listen to early Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother and Summer of 68 Someone said that from the Chimes you are born the Intro goes from birth to about 5 when the second solo comes in your about 15 the solo goes from 15 to about 20 and when it changes you are about 50 when the song is over you are 70 last part is when you are 80 and coming home from doctors or hospitals tolling on iron bell is church bells silent spell is prayers over your gasket
I would say the only song that might be hit or miss from Pink Floyd is San Tropez. That's the one people should react to, just because I'm more curious.👍🏻
Keep talking live pulse PF. Great song and review
I will! Thanks Steve! I really appreciate you coming through and commenting! It’s a new style I’m working on and so far I’ve only gotten positive feedback. Thanks!
@@killbimu I think you misunderstood... "Keep Talking" is the name of the song. I think you should do the studio version first however before the live Pulse version.
For my taste, less talking and pauses during the song is always more appreciated.
The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older...
Such an insightful lyric from Pink Floyd!
Anything from the Pulse concert
You're obviously a younger person who has recently discovered that classic rock music from the early 70's can be unexpectedly stunning. (Although the PF pulse concert was 1994, this song originated back in the early 70's.)
So I'll give you the *same* hot tip I gave a few minutes ago to a similarly young-ish youtuber (who also recently discovered PF) ...
Have a listen to Deep Purple's "Child in Time". But *don't* do what most other reactors do (they watch a live version from the BBC). Instead, find the video titled "Deep purple - Child in time 2022, (Lyrically)A-I-llustrated", posted by "Soldesign72". You could well be the first youtuber to react to this superb remastering of the original studio version, accompanied by an "interesting" montage of surreal images.
And btw, if you're wondering where to pause that song (to avoid angering the copyright gods), do it when the "machine gun" section starts -- you'll know it when you hear it!
Even if you don't start listening to Deep Purple immediately, try to keep this comment in the back of your mind for when you eventually, inevitably, do so. 🙂
😎👍🎶🎶
I stumbled across your reaction. Love the channel man. I have a Pink Floyd tattoo over my heart.
I found an artist that had the same level of bad@$$ery.
Check out
Joe Bonamassa
Live at Royal Albert Hall
Django/Ballad of John Henry
This is not a Floyd type band. He's a bluesman. Child Prodigy. Should be a household name, kind of guy.
Enjoy. ❤
One song that i suggest you to see is , fat old sun. And i think the lives is better.
This is the first time I’ve heard of this! I will load it into my playlists. Thank you!
Listen to whole album. You’ll understand why
You need to listen to this album from start to finish, it is a journey, and tells a story about the human condition. There is a reason it is one of the highest selling albums of all time. Just before the alarm clocks, is a song about a nightmare depicting fear of flying and at the end the plane crashes, then the clocks wake you up from that nightmare. Likewise this song's end chord, flows seamlessly into The Great Gig in the Sky which is a song about facing death, with anger, fear, resentment and then acceptance. And yes, David Gilmour "speaks" with the guitar. He strikes a resonant chord in your soul with his mastery. He is still going strong and just put out a single from his new solo album - note he is 78:
ua-cam.com/video/gMr5GpCpKyA/v-deo.html ( David Gilmour - The Piper's Call (Official Music Video) )
His daughter is musically inclined too, and looks amazingly like a young David:
ua-cam.com/video/T_gQ_D5yhAE/v-deo.html ( David Gilmour and Romany Gilmour - Kokineli ) Can you imagine having David as your music teacher?
STEELY DAN will have you digging out your thinking cap
“Deacon Blues” from the AJA album is a….wait…the entire AJA album is FIE-YUHH
Can you react to marooned by pink Floyd please :)
Dont pauseeeeeee
A lot of my previous reactions feature no pauses at all! I encourage you to check them out and then check this one out again and please let me know what editing style you like more 🙏 I’m in my infancy with this editing thing so I’m open to hearing ideas!
Thanks for commenting and being here!
So, you cut the songs too now?
I’m just trying something new! I wanted to add more commentary so you guys see a bit more of me and how I am. Rather than opening words and closing words. Hopefully you understand!
I HAVE to disagree....This is NOT "Shredding" on the guitar....This Is "SINGING" with the guitar. The thing that sets Mr. Gilmore apart from everyone else is his sense of Melody. THAT is why he is my all time favorite.
The audio prudoh…..
I’m really glad you like it! I’ve tried my hardest to make this a very enjoyable experience visually and through audio
The story of my life.
Never said he wasn't any good he was amazing just an egotistical maniac when they didn't fold like he predicted. Any man who wears a SS officers uniform during his shows has lost my respect.
Don’t bother with Pulse , it’s not the real Pink Floyd . The albums are king
What are you talking about!???
The real PF are Waters ,Gilmour, Wright and Mason from 69-79
The Pulse concerts are dad rock
@@lukegale4002 sorry, the whole band doesn't dissolve itself because one person decides he's too good for it and decides to leave. All the rest of the original members who performed composed and produced these albums are there on Pulse.
@@flubblert. The lack of Rogers voice or his perfectionist attitude makes it sound awful
@@lukegale4002 you're crazy, he doesn't sing on 90% of the songs they performed. And David Gilmour is by far the star of Comfortably Numb.