I'm sure this has been said a million times already, but you are doing yourself a GREAT disservice listening to individual songs on this album. You have to look at the ENTIRE ALBUM as one piece of music and listen to it from beginning to end. It has not just a theme but meaning. You will not regret it.
This is an upload for an audience. Who mostly do not have the time for a whole album. Which is usually done of course in sound snippets. Is that more entertaining to watch? I'll leave that up to you to decide.
@@Cchan53 I'm 66 and waking and baking to P.F. right now. Only difference from 1973 is that now it's legal. I won't say Dark Side Of The Moon is the best album ever because during times in my life it was Wish You Were Here or Animals. Pink Floyd is background music for life and it got me through many long out at sea periods in the Navy during the '70's and 80's.
@@davidgross990 Of course it's always a question of individual preference and one album can speak to you more than another. As an artistic endeavor DSOM is to me the pinnacle of rock, prog rock, and the fact that only MJ's Thriller has outsold it; the fact that it's STILL a top stellar 51 years later speaks volumes. Some people like The Wall better (and Comfortably Numb as performed in concert is possibly the very best single track in all of progdom). But for me DSOM has special memories and keeps amazing.
I'm so very happy that a reactor and not a viewer is actually pointing out the effect a song had when it was released - so many things have changed since the 60's, 70' and 80's that what was groundbreaking back then is seen as normal now. The sound effects and lyrics were so new that records were bought, listened to, loaned to friends and worn out within a short space of time as we all tried to listen to and appreciate what Pink Floyd were telling us.
I spent my teenage years obsessively consuming Pink Floyd. I should do a full rewind and review. "Learning to Fly" was my first love off of the glorious days of MTV.
Money is not the root of evil it's the love of money that's the root of evil, also album is best listened to from beginning to end, it all flows together, great reaction guys
Pink Floyd is a journey. You don't just listen to one song, you need to listen to their albums in there entirety as the songs & music flow on & take you for a ride. Pink Floyd will always be timeless.
Thriller has sold more copies. But that's saying a lot. DSOM is the best prog rock album ever made and that's what the sales show. To be in the top 200 every single month for over twenty years (and except for a technicality for over 50 years) is all the proof you need.
BUMMER, this was the short version with the edited guitar solo(s). Thank you for reacting to it. Also, you would LOVE "Great Gig In The Sky" from the same album. There's an ironic money-related backstory to that song, too. :)
Pink Floyd is the original Pychodelic/Progressive Rock band. You need to watch or listen to the whole album to get the whole effect of their musical genius. The songs are interconnected.
You must know this is from Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd....the only album to stay on the charts longer than from the date of it's release. 😉 Whole album is stellar. Check out "The Great Gig in the Sky". A masterpiece of vocal improvisation.....
Fabulous album Dark Side of the Moon with one of the most iconic sleeve covers ever! So many great songs from this wonderful band, from other albums, 'High Hopes', 'Another Brick in the Wall', 'One of these Days', 'Wish You Were Here', and 'Time' to name but a few.
I've been listening to Pink Floyd since I was 14 and now at 62, I still have found no-one to beat them. Disappear into the whole of The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here. What a treat you've got in store.
And back to the early 70s. Probably the best known Floyd song. Commercial radio has always overlooked the world bullshit. It has always been kept in. You can thank Alan Parsons for the engineering. He also had his own trippy solo career. Check out Alan Parsons Project.. The Eye in the Sky
As of September 2023, Pink Floyd masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon topped the US album chart and will have dominated the Billboard 200 for a staggering 1000 weeks. This richly-layered, ambitious concept album has sold at least 45 million copies since its release in 1973, making it the biggest-selling album recorded by a British band.
My husband was in the military in his early twenties stationed in california. He went to Pink Floyd concerts often. Loved them. Still loves them, especially the instrumental sections. He said they would often just go off into instrumentals that just drew you into the music to set a mood. They set up stadium speakers all around the stadium, and different sections of sounds and music would travel around. I only knew them from the radio, and I liked several songs, but so much was missing. I was in college the 1st time I heard, 'The wall' album on a theater surround system, and the opening helicopter blew me. away. The songs proceed to tell the story of the guys life with each step adding another brick in the wall. So, I strongly agree that everyone should at least once listen to all Pink Floyd albums in order. Each is a performance from beginning to end.
If you just thought Pink Floyd did "rock rock" you really need to react to Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 1 through 9) from the album Wish You Were Here.
It is the original "Official Music Video." I think you might have missed the message here, guys. It was written by Roger Waters and released on their "Dark Side of the Moon "album. 0 Pink Floyd's song "Money" is a critique of capitalism and the power of money, and a commentary on the negative effects of the pursuit of money. The song's lyrics show how money can become addictive and the bad things it can bring, such as greed and consumerism. The first verse of the song includes the lyrics, "Get a good job with more pay and you're ok, money, it's a gas, grab that cash with both hands and make a stash, new car, caviar, four star daydream, think I'll buy me a football team". if you're making a lot of money you must give some to those in need ❤❤Much Love❤❤ Me
My dad took my brother and I to a local record store when we were kids, he said he wanted to introduce us to Pink Floyd. He purchased The Dark side of the moon cassette tape (we are in the early 90s at this time) popped it into the cassette player in the family Subaru and the money sound was followed by some ungodly high squealing. The tape was being eaten by the player and if you’re from this time you know what’s up. He was pissed and for the next ten minutes we watched our dad and the store owner have an argument over him getting a refund. I’ll never forget that day and when I hear this song it’s an instant time machine trip to 1991
@@bkm2797 not in my dads eyes. He played various tapes for the owner as the argument proceeded to our parked park which is why we overheard it. I guess I should’ve stated that. I was 10, my dad was always right in my eyes 😊
Aww, you are a good son😉. If I were your dad, I don't think I would have stuck another tape in after one got mangled, but when you are trying to prove a point lol.
This was their big hit off of the "Dark Side of the Moon" album back in the early 70's. This is a landmark album which spent 200 weeks on the charts. This is probably still a record.
Pink Floyd is the pioneer of visual music videos back in the day we used to go to Lazer light show Pink Floyd it was in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at a science center at night! Good times good time indeed
Floyd was one of the pioneers of using found sounds inside tracks. Three years before the release of Dark Side (and this track), Floyd released "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" on their Atom Heart Mother LP. The track starts with the sounds of someone making breakfast and word "Marmalade" being spoken and hard panned before a fairly baroque keyboard line breaks out. Then it is back to more sounds of breakfast being made, which introduces a guitar dominant melody line as breakfast noises continue in the background. Then more spoken word and breakfast sounds before a full band groove gently rolls us to the close with more found sound conversations layered in. Truly bizarre stuff.
Dark Side of the Moon is the greatest album by, in my opinion, the greatest band. My personal favourite off the album is Time. For a 40 something, Time will speak to you like no other song. I know there will be comments saying you should check out the Pulse concert or other concerts because they are great, which they are, but for audio quality and hearing Pink Floyd in their prime, there is no replacement for the original studio versions. The effects they weave into and between songs is almost unparalleled, they were and are the masters of it. I remember you were intrigued by comparisons of David Gilmore and Eddie Van Hellen as the greatest guitarist. EVH technical and speed are almost unmatched. You feel Gilmore’s guitar in your soul. EVH rush is one thing Gilmore and Pink Floyd will make you feel such a range and depths of emotions in their music that it will effect who you are as a person. For an example I again suggest Time. In the last 2 months PF has released a 50th anniversary version where they take the original studio version with modern animation. Definitely worth your time to listen and react to it!! Thanks for the smile today in reacting to The Pink Floyd BP!!!!
This album is 51 years old. They recorded this in the Abby road studio. They made all those sound effects by recording and snipping tape together on reels. At the time it was an album way before it’s time. On the song Time, the ticking of the clock was done by Roger waters picking on his guitar. Do yourself a favor and listen from start to finish. Alan Parsons was the genius behind this brilliant album!!!
Dark Side of the Moon is mind blowing, especially high. Love the bass in this song.🤘🏼🔥....i remember my mom taking us to see the laser show of this album at a planetarium. One of the best experiences in my life.
The samples of the cash registers were the idea of Alan Parsons, who had previously engineered for the Beatles. He recorded the registers in-studio. He did similar for the sounds of clocks and alarms on the track "Time" from the same album. His own group that he'd start about 3 years later, Alan Parsons Project, is one of the greatest groups ever honestly.
The cash register & other sound effects were all recorded on tape, physically cut, and pasted in time onto a tape loop, long before sampling machines were invented. One of the first albums to have sound effects in the music was Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967. The Beatles recorded various animals & arranged them as if they're chasing each other. There were probably others before that, but most people talk about Sgt Pepper as the groundbreaking album that paved the way for experimentation.
Ahhhh the strange feeling of serene meloncholy. I love Pink Floydd it was my dad's favorite. I have many fond memories with Floyd playing in the background 😊 Also they are just great artists. Such a vibe 🎶🔥🖤. Awesome react guys! ✌️🖤
I'm pretty sure that was a shortened version of the original. The album version had a longer guitar solo, with a slower breakdown groove after the first part of the solo.
My first ever album I bought in 1972 at 11 years old was pink floyd, dark side of the moon. I worked odd jobs to get the money and I was the shortest person in the check out. It's still my favourite album. The song Time. Makes a lot more sense now. 😂😂😂
Took me back 51 years . First car 66 galaxy 500 installed an 8 track .bought my first 8 track cassette ....loaded up my buddy chuck for a 12 hour ride through the night to the west coast. Volume on ten playing Pink Floyd Money 16 years old in 1973 with nothing but road ahead..
Don it’s interesting when you noted the cash register symbol, because Pink Floyd really was revolutionary with incorporating digital sounds on top of their instruments. I used to read rock magazines and there were articles describing what their studio looked like during the recording process, and they said they would have so many wires and cables running everywhere to computers and mixing devices that there wasn’t even room to walk round. Pretty cool to think about!!
Those sound effects were not digital. They were created by splicing together recordings Roger Waters had made of clinking coins, a ringing cash register, tearing paper, a clicking counting machine and other items to construct a seven-beat effects loop.
@@PJAC1 None, everything was analog recorded to reel to reel. The animal sounds in the album Animals were made by musical instruments. They mastered the use of the synthesizer.
As others have said, you need to listen to the album from start to finish. Find yourself somewhere you're comfortable and won't be interrupted, then let it flow. This applies to all Pink Floyd albums and you'll be surprised by the journey they will take you on.
I have never seen this video. The images in my mind while listening to the album in my room were much, much better. Listen to the entire album start to finish.
This album has been on the charts longer than any album in history. ❤ I've been listening to it since i was all of 10 years old. I agree you need to experience the entire album as one piece.
Just wanted to say Thank You for all your reactions, I am just over 70tie and loved all the best music ever, I was in St John Ambulance (cardiac team) and was lucky to be at many events, Royalty, pop concerts, films, theatre, and one of the best concerts was Pink Floyds Division Bell, I was right by the stage, almost became deaf but it was wonderful to see Pink Floyd live, saw so many other artists, Celine Dion, Prince, Def Leopard, too many to mention.
I like the song of theirs where they have a US operator called Mr Flloyd long distance collect and the other end keeps hanging up. You can hear in her voice she's genuinely perplexed saying ,after trying multiple times, they keep hanging up?!! This band could be quite cheeky with their ideas ,they were extremely creative. I was fortunate to see their "WALL" tour which I believe only played in 6 US cities....
I love that they include the imagery of their album being pressed and packaged because even though they don't like the machine they are still part of it
Welcome to the Rabbit Hole A tip - the albums “The Dark Side Of The Moon” and “The Wall” are concept albums that are meant to be experienced as a whole. And wow, you gotta check out the song “The Great Gig In The Sky”
I know u have an awesome sound system in the studio, but a lot of the music from this era sounds so much better when it's listened to with headphones! U don't get the full experience without them! Just sayin! Would love a full album review!! 😁
Don't just take the word of all the suggestions on here to check out the whole album in full in one blissful session. Ask friends who've experienced it already.. It's an incredible experience like no other. 🎸🎶😎🔥
The first sound effect or sample ever was not Pink Floyd, but the Jamaican singer/producer Lee Scratch Perry, on the reggae song 'People Funny Boy', in 1968. He sampled a crying baby and used it in the song. He was also the producer of Bob Marley by the way.
The most iconic album of all time. 917 weeks in the Billboard top 200. Next closest is 386. Lay back, twist one up, headphones on, and enjoy the whole album. MUST WATCH THE DARK SIDE OF OZ. The Wizard of Oz, no volume, Dark Side of The Moon playing instead. A must see and hear.
The imagery of this video is next level in matching the vibe of the music. Lots of people trudging along in lockstep for the mighty dollar. Pink Floyd has such finely crafted music and it is interesting that the default perception of them is a some hardcore rock back, but nearly every song is a journey that just can't be categorized to a single genre. Timeless music.
Back in the 70's, someone figured out that if you watched "The Wizard of Oz" with the volume down and played "Dark Side of the Moon", they meshed up perfectly. Back then, we would start the VHS tape and when the MGM lion roared for the third time, you dropped the needle. Now it's a lot easier. It's here on YT in a video called "Dark Side of Oz".
The complete album in one sitting is a must.This is early 70s and Pink Floyd was way out in front when it came to effects and visuals.One of the most popular albums ever made,great stuff.
I'm sure this has been said a million times already, but you are doing yourself a GREAT disservice listening to individual songs on this album. You have to look at the ENTIRE ALBUM as one piece of music and listen to it from beginning to end. It has not just a theme but meaning. You will not regret it.
Yes, at some point he should listen in its entirety, but this is fine too, each song stands by itself as well.
This is an upload for an audience. Who mostly do not have the time for a whole album. Which is usually done of course in sound snippets. Is that more entertaining to watch? I'll leave that up to you to decide.
Imagine actually listening to full albums, that's so cringe.
Dark Side in full changed my life!
@@Nightwalk444not when it’s this album
*_Dark Side of the Moon_* - is about the first breath of life - until the last gasp and death. In between is the greatest album of all time.
Dude, that's freaking poetic. ✌️♥️
Best way to relax and trip out play dark Side of the moon beginning to end. No drugs needed. To me at the age of 71 still the best Album ever made.
Drugs not needed but most people did enjoy this and many other albums of that era with them !
Turn on the blacklight and lavalamp and grab some incense to set the mood! :)
agree grew up on Pink Floyd , Darkside of the moon one of my favs
@@Cchan53 I'm 66 and waking and baking to P.F. right now. Only difference from 1973 is that now it's legal. I won't say Dark Side Of The Moon is the best album ever because during times in my life it was Wish You Were Here or Animals. Pink Floyd is background music for life and it got me through many long out at sea periods in the Navy during the '70's and 80's.
@@davidgross990 Of course it's always a question of individual preference and one album can speak to you more than another. As an artistic endeavor DSOM is to me the pinnacle of rock, prog rock, and the fact that only MJ's Thriller has outsold it; the fact that it's STILL a top stellar 51 years later speaks volumes. Some people like The Wall better (and Comfortably Numb as performed in concert is possibly the very best single track in all of progdom). But for me DSOM has special memories and keeps amazing.
_Dark Side of the Moon_ is fantastic! I highly recommend listening to the whole album all the way through. It's so good!
With good headphones
And you must play the songs in order with absolutely no gaps between. They should lead one into the other.
I'm so very happy that a reactor and not a viewer is actually pointing out the effect a song had when it was released - so many things have changed since the 60's, 70' and 80's that what was groundbreaking back then is seen as normal now.
The sound effects and lyrics were so new that records were bought, listened to, loaned to friends and worn out within a short space of time as we all tried to listen to and appreciate what Pink Floyd were telling us.
Dudes .....Have a Cigar... Pink Floyd on the music industry
This is their most successful song but the whole album is a masterpiece.
I have to agree 💯 Masterpiece ❤
I agree
The entire album is classic and iconic one of their best.
THEM WHERE THE 1970s Baby FAR OUT
I spent my teenage years obsessively consuming Pink Floyd. I should do a full rewind and review. "Learning to Fly" was my first love off of the glorious days of MTV.
Pink floyd is the best..... This is real music...
Pink Floyd is album rock. Listen to the their albums in their entirety for deeper meanings.
Not a lot of reactors are going to put out an hour long reaction to a full album, just feel lucky they're reacting to good music.
@@bustedrav She didn't request a reaction to the entire album... just that they listen to the whole thing in one sitting.
Never get tired of Pink Floyd 👌
Absolutely LOVE Pink Floyd
Money is not the root of evil it's the love of money that's the root of evil, also album is best listened to from beginning to end, it all flows together, great reaction guys
Another Brick in the Wall is a must from Pink Floyd! That will give something to ponder
Pink Floyd is a journey. You don't just listen to one song, you need to listen to their albums in there entirety as the songs & music flow on & take you for a ride. Pink Floyd will always be timeless.
Floyd were revolutionary...way ahead of their time!
Best guitarist of all time! from Oz
Still the number 1 selling album in the WORLD!!!!!!
It's not though is it.
Most weeks on Billboard 200. Not a small thing.
I’m almost sure Thriller outsold this. But that’s a long time at the top between the 2.
Thriller has sold more copies. But that's saying a lot. DSOM is the best prog rock album ever made and that's what the sales show. To be in the top 200 every single month for over twenty years (and except for a technicality for over 50 years) is all the proof you need.
@@bobboy5508 Yes Thriller is the only album to sell more copies. But after 50 years DSOM is still a top seller. Ten years more than thriller I think.
BUMMER, this was the short version with the edited guitar solo(s). Thank you for reacting to it.
Also, you would LOVE "Great Gig In The Sky" from the same album. There's an ironic money-related backstory to that song, too. :)
And the second and third parts of the solo are the best parts of the song. Dang it.
Pink Floyd is the original Pychodelic/Progressive Rock band. You need to watch or listen to the whole album to get the whole effect of their musical genius. The songs are interconnected.
and the albums are interconnected I love Pink Floyd
You must know this is from Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd....the only album to stay on the charts longer than from the date of it's release. 😉
Whole album is stellar.
Check out "The Great Gig in the Sky". A masterpiece of vocal improvisation.....
Fabulous album Dark Side of the Moon with one of the most iconic sleeve covers ever! So many great songs from this wonderful band, from other albums, 'High Hopes', 'Another Brick in the Wall', 'One of these Days', 'Wish You Were Here', and 'Time' to name but a few.
I've been listening to Pink Floyd since I was 14 and now at 62, I still have found no-one to beat them. Disappear into the whole of The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here. What a treat you've got in store.
This is the radio edit, you need to listen to the album version.
Are you sure? I do not think a radio edit would leave the word 'bullshit' unedited!
@@angharaddenby3389 Yes, there are another two solo sections in the album version.
And back to the early 70s. Probably the best known Floyd song. Commercial radio has always overlooked the world bullshit. It has always been kept in. You can thank Alan Parsons for the engineering. He also had his own trippy solo career. Check out Alan Parsons Project.. The Eye in the Sky
Money is likely the first rock song to enter the charts with a 7/4 time signature :D
As of September 2023, Pink Floyd masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon topped the US album chart and will have dominated the Billboard 200 for a staggering 1000 weeks. This richly-layered, ambitious concept album has sold at least 45 million copies since its release in 1973, making it the biggest-selling album recorded by a British band.
Saw Pink Floyd in concert you can't imagine how good.
My husband was in the military in his early twenties stationed in california. He went to Pink Floyd concerts often. Loved them. Still loves them, especially the instrumental sections. He said they would often just go off into instrumentals that just drew you into the music to set a mood. They set up stadium speakers all around the stadium, and different sections of sounds and music would travel around. I only knew them from the radio, and I liked several songs, but so much was missing. I was in college the 1st time I heard, 'The wall' album on a theater surround system, and the opening helicopter blew me. away. The songs proceed to tell the story of the guys life with each step adding another brick in the wall. So, I strongly agree that everyone should at least once listen to all Pink Floyd albums in order. Each is a performance from beginning to end.
If you just thought Pink Floyd did "rock rock" you really need to react to Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 1 through 9) from the album Wish You Were Here.
It is the original "Official Music Video."
I think you might have missed the message here, guys.
It was written by Roger Waters and released on their "Dark Side of the Moon "album. 0 Pink Floyd's song "Money" is a critique of capitalism and the power of money, and a commentary on the negative effects of the pursuit of money. The song's lyrics show how money can become addictive and the bad things it can bring, such as greed and consumerism. The first verse of the song includes the lyrics, "Get a good job with more pay and you're ok, money, it's a gas, grab that cash with both hands and make a stash, new car, caviar, four star daydream, think I'll buy me a football team". if you're making a lot of money you must give some to those in need
❤❤Much Love❤❤
Me
My dad took my brother and I to a local record store when we were kids, he said he wanted to introduce us to Pink Floyd. He purchased The Dark side of the moon cassette tape (we are in the early 90s at this time) popped it into the cassette player in the family Subaru and the money sound was followed by some ungodly high squealing. The tape was being eaten by the player and if you’re from this time you know what’s up. He was pissed and for the next ten minutes we watched our dad and the store owner have an argument over him getting a refund. I’ll never forget that day and when I hear this song it’s an instant time machine trip to 1991
Lol, wouldn't that have been the fault of the cassette player, lol?
@@bkm2797 not in my dads eyes. He played various tapes for the owner as the argument proceeded to our parked park which is why we overheard it. I guess I should’ve stated that. I was 10, my dad was always right in my eyes 😊
Aww, you are a good son😉. If I were your dad, I don't think I would have stuck another tape in after one got mangled, but when you are trying to prove a point lol.
Not the store owners fault the capston was dead
I absolutely love the stories songs imbue. That’s A fancy word
Pink Floyd was great. And way ahead of the times.
This was their big hit off of the "Dark Side of the Moon" album back in the early 70's. This is a landmark album which spent 200 weeks on the charts. This is probably still a record.
I just checked, it is! 200 weeks on Billboard 200 (since 1973!)
Pink Floyd is the pioneer of visual music videos back in the day we used to go to Lazer light show Pink Floyd it was in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at a science center at night! Good times good time indeed
Floyd was one of the pioneers of using found sounds inside tracks. Three years before the release of Dark Side (and this track), Floyd released "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" on their Atom Heart Mother LP. The track starts with the sounds of someone making breakfast and word "Marmalade" being spoken and hard panned before a fairly baroque keyboard line breaks out. Then it is back to more sounds of breakfast being made, which introduces a guitar dominant melody line as breakfast noises continue in the background. Then more spoken word and breakfast sounds before a full band groove gently rolls us to the close with more found sound conversations layered in. Truly bizarre stuff.
The Beatles started that trend of putting unusual sounds into their music, many years before this!!! Pink Floyd are also masters of it too!!!👌👍✌️😁
Money 1972-1973 very popular..... Our generation loves it.
Dude! Great choice. So much to hear from Pink Floyd.
When I was in high school in the 70's, EVERYBODY knew the lyrics to this song.
Dark Side of the Moon is the greatest album by, in my opinion, the greatest band. My personal favourite off the album is Time. For a 40 something, Time will speak to you like no other song. I know there will be comments saying you should check out the Pulse concert or other concerts because they are great, which they are, but for audio quality and hearing Pink Floyd in their prime, there is no replacement for the original studio versions. The effects they weave into and between songs is almost unparalleled, they were and are the masters of it. I remember you were intrigued by comparisons of David Gilmore and Eddie Van Hellen as the greatest guitarist. EVH technical and speed are almost unmatched. You feel Gilmore’s guitar in your soul. EVH rush is one thing Gilmore and Pink Floyd will make you feel such a range and depths of emotions in their music that it will effect who you are as a person. For an example I again suggest Time. In the last 2 months PF has released a 50th anniversary version where they take the original studio version with modern animation. Definitely worth your time to listen and react to it!! Thanks for the smile today in reacting to The Pink Floyd BP!!!!
Every time I hear Pink Floyd Time it takes me back to 1973 when the album Dark Side of the Moon was first released
This album is 51 years old. They recorded this in the Abby road studio. They made all those sound effects by recording and snipping tape together on reels. At the time it was an album way before it’s time. On the song Time, the ticking of the clock was done by Roger waters picking on his guitar. Do yourself a favor and listen from start to finish. Alan Parsons was the genius behind this brilliant album!!!
Dark Side of the Moon is mind blowing, especially high. Love the bass in this song.🤘🏼🔥....i remember my mom taking us to see the laser show of this album at a planetarium. One of the best experiences in my life.
The samples of the cash registers were the idea of Alan Parsons, who had previously engineered for the Beatles. He recorded the registers in-studio. He did similar for the sounds of clocks and alarms on the track "Time" from the same album. His own group that he'd start about 3 years later, Alan Parsons Project, is one of the greatest groups ever honestly.
The cash register & other sound effects were all recorded on tape, physically cut, and pasted in time onto a tape loop, long before sampling machines were invented. One of the first albums to have sound effects in the music was Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967. The Beatles recorded various animals & arranged them as if they're chasing each other. There were probably others before that, but most people talk about Sgt Pepper as the groundbreaking album that paved the way for experimentation.
These analog tapes were spread in and out of a room into tape decks. Feet and feet of tape.
NOW: you have hit one of my FAVORITE BANDS of ALL TIME!! SO, SO, GOOD - and, they LYRICS! ONE of the BEST RABBIT HOLES: EVER!! Hugs, Ya'll!!
Ahhhh the strange feeling of serene meloncholy. I love Pink Floydd it was my dad's favorite. I have many fond memories with Floyd playing in the background 😊 Also they are just great artists. Such a vibe 🎶🔥🖤. Awesome react guys! ✌️🖤
I'm pretty sure that was a shortened version of the original. The album version had a longer guitar solo, with a slower breakdown groove after the first part of the solo.
My first ever album I bought in 1972 at 11 years old was pink floyd, dark side of the moon. I worked odd jobs to get the money and I was the shortest person in the check out. It's still my favourite album. The song Time. Makes a lot more sense now. 😂😂😂
The entire album is fantastic... Dark Side of the Moon. A 70s classic everyone had to have in all mediums. The song is older than you.
I've been listening to this song since 5th grade. It never gets old.
DARK SIDE of the MOON
is the ALBUM that LAUNCHED
100 Million ACID TRIPS!
Took me back 51 years . First car 66 galaxy 500 installed an 8 track .bought my first 8 track cassette ....loaded up my buddy chuck for a 12 hour ride through the night to the west coast. Volume on ten playing Pink Floyd Money 16 years old in 1973 with nothing but road ahead..
Great song, great album!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
David Bowie "Fame" is another great funky song in the same vein
Don it’s interesting when you noted the cash register symbol, because Pink Floyd really was revolutionary with incorporating digital sounds on top of their instruments.
I used to read rock magazines and there were articles describing what their studio looked like during the recording process, and they said they would have so many wires and cables running everywhere to computers and mixing devices that there wasn’t even room to walk round. Pretty cool to think about!!
Those sound effects were not digital. They were created by splicing together recordings Roger Waters had made of clinking coins, a ringing cash register, tearing paper, a clicking counting machine and other items to construct a seven-beat effects loop.
@@willblood7082thanks for the further clarification, that’s makes it even better!
Wow!! I wonder what sort of computers they were using in the early 70s!?!
@@PJAC1 None, everything was analog recorded to reel to reel. The animal sounds in the album Animals were made by musical instruments. They mastered the use of the synthesizer.
@@davidgross990
Yes!! Thank you!! I was around back then and well aware no computer was used!! I was being facetious when I asked in my prior reply.
Like all concept albums each song is like a chapter in a book telling a story
"Wish you were here" , is another great one by Pink Floyd.
As others have said, you need to listen to the album from start to finish. Find yourself somewhere you're comfortable and won't be interrupted, then let it flow. This applies to all Pink Floyd albums and you'll be surprised by the journey they will take you on.
my youth was musically just amazing!!!!!!
They found a sound effects LP and incorporated it into this song and the clocks on Time.
Pink Floyd. So great. This is one of their best songs.
I have never seen this video. The images in my mind while listening to the album in my room were much, much better. Listen to the entire album start to finish.
This album has been on the charts longer than any album in history. ❤ I've been listening to it since i was all of 10 years old. I agree you need to experience the entire album as one piece.
Just wanted to say Thank You for all your reactions, I am just over 70tie and loved all the best music ever, I was in St John Ambulance (cardiac team) and was lucky to be at many events, Royalty, pop concerts, films, theatre, and one of the best concerts was Pink Floyds Division Bell, I was right by the stage, almost became deaf but it was wonderful to see Pink Floyd live, saw so many other artists, Celine Dion, Prince, Def Leopard, too many to mention.
I like the song of theirs where they have a US operator called Mr Flloyd long distance collect and the other end keeps hanging up. You can hear in her voice she's genuinely perplexed saying ,after trying multiple times, they keep hanging up?!! This band could be quite cheeky with their ideas ,they were extremely creative. I was fortunate to see their "WALL" tour which I believe only played in 6 US cities....
Young Lust
Pink Floyd is no joke the are by far one of the greatest bands ever. You should check out any song in the Pulse concert. Their music is EPIC!!!!
Pink Floyd is a STAPLE in my life!! I think I would’ve already be dead if it wasn’t for their music…love Floyd so much!!!! 🎶❤️✌🏻
I love that they include the imagery of their album being pressed and packaged because even though they don't like the machine they are still part of it
One of my favorites! Been listening to them since 1973 when this album dropped!
Hello BP One of my most favorite group.❤
There are a whole lot of reasons that Dark Side stayed on the Top 100 Albums chart for so long, and you just heard one of them.
God Bless the child, who has his own.
You should listen to Pink Floyd's 24-minute long song called (Echoes) it will blow your mind mostly all instrumental, but still a killer of a song.
Pink Floyd, Have a Cigar, wish you were here and the list goes on and on
Welcome to the Rabbit Hole
A tip - the albums “The Dark Side Of The Moon” and “The Wall” are concept albums that are meant to be experienced as a whole.
And wow, you gotta check out the song “The Great Gig In The Sky”
I grew up on this album. Best album ever made. Time is my favorite.
With Pink Floyd you must listen to their albums from the beginning all the way through to the end.
Pink Floyd is extrem talent
I know u have an awesome sound system in the studio, but a lot of the music from this era sounds so much better when it's listened to with headphones! U don't get the full experience without them! Just sayin! Would love a full album review!! 😁
You can include this with Ren's lessons about the Money Game.
This is the original Money Game song.
Don't just take the word of all the suggestions on here to check out the whole album in full in one blissful session. Ask friends who've experienced it already.. It's an incredible experience like no other. 🎸🎶😎🔥
Best way to listen to Pink Floyd is relaxed, earphones on, eyes closed. Heaven!
Love this song.
The first sound effect or sample ever was not Pink Floyd, but the Jamaican singer/producer Lee Scratch Perry, on the reggae song 'People Funny Boy', in 1968. He sampled a crying baby and used it in the song. He was also the producer of Bob Marley by the way.
Dark side of the moon was on the top 100 charts for over 20 yrs and still in the top 200. Have to listen to the whole album
I think the old folks across the street from me knew the lyrics to this awesome song. I rocked this from my speakers for years. Great song great band
This is their best selling album...
The most iconic album of all time. 917 weeks in the Billboard top 200. Next closest is 386. Lay back, twist one up, headphones on, and enjoy the whole album. MUST WATCH THE DARK SIDE OF OZ. The Wizard of Oz, no volume, Dark Side of The Moon playing instead. A must see and hear.
The imagery of this video is next level in matching the vibe of the music. Lots of people trudging along in lockstep for the mighty dollar. Pink Floyd has such finely crafted music and it is interesting that the default perception of them is a some hardcore rock back, but nearly every song is a journey that just can't be categorized to a single genre. Timeless music.
One of Pink Floyds best and produced by Alan Parsons.
Back in the 70's, someone figured out that if you watched "The Wizard of Oz" with the volume down and played "Dark Side of the Moon", they meshed up perfectly. Back then, we would start the VHS tape and when the MGM lion roared for the third time, you dropped the needle. Now it's a lot easier. It's here on YT in a video called "Dark Side of Oz".
We actually did this back in the 90's and were amazed!!!
You can find more than one version on UA-cam these days
Need to watch one of their live concerts. . Their most legendary are on the tube. You won't be disappointed at the musicianship and the light show
It's great to see you covering some Pink Floyd music!
one of the best bands and albums EVER. Also one of the best Sax solos in a song too. Please dive deep into the Floyd rabbit hole.
I was lucky enough to see them live. One of the most special moments I ever had. So so so so GOOD!!!
❤❤❤1 of the best songs ever written, no matter how many times i hear this it still amazes me, just brill.
Absolutely need to hear the whole album in one sitting each song melds into the next the most awesome album
The complete album in one sitting is a must.This is early 70s and Pink Floyd was way out in front when it came to effects and visuals.One of the most popular albums ever made,great stuff.