0:00 - Speak to Me 4:00 - Breathe 6:32 - On the Run 8:47 - Time 10:57 - The Great Gig in the Sky 14:57 - Money 17:38 - Us and Them 21:38 - Any Colour You Like 23:44 - Brain Damage 26:12 - Eclipse
Fun fact: way before AI could generate songs, some reggae musicians recorded "the dub side of the moon" so yes, it is dark side of the moon played reggae style, and the chords and melody are much more like the original than this AI rendition.
This is indeed a great album By Easy Star All Stars. They did a couple of other famous album/band renditions (Radiohead, Sgt Peppers,...) but the Dark Side o:t Moon is by far their best!
@@maciektrybuszewski9964Keeping the lyrics does not do much to keep the melody -- in fact "Money" is in 4/4 here, for example. The many instrumentals are totally different songs. Nothing wrong with that it's all a bit of fun (and very impressive).
Early rock n roll didn’t really take center stage culturally until 1955-1957. There were some very early rock songs produced ~1952 - 1953 or so, but it didn’t start catching-on very much for a couple years.
I'm 73, a Baby Boomer and I'm pretty much fed up with the music-of-my-life. But this version of DSOTM gives it a beautiful new life. And it won't give me an ear worm. Thanks.
I'm a Gen-X'er and was pleased to read your comment. It has always been utterly mystifying how anyone can listen to the same songs repeatedly for several decades when there are thousands of amazing lesser-known musicians and bands to explore from the past 100 years of recorded music. (Disclaimer: I was the weirdo for listening to Bing Crosby and the Stormtroopers of Death while my Gen-X buddies were listening to Nirvana and MC Hammer.)
@@enutrofdude One of the things I love about a Spotify is exactly that. I love the 70’s and there is so much great music I’ve discovered from that decade that I wouldn’t have found otherwise.
@@haydenmalesky2518 I used to think Spotify was another platform for pushing the same "billboard stuff", but I was wrong. I've had some close friends tell me the same thing you just did, and they've shared some of the music they've "discovered" with me. I still don't use Spotify, but I have respect for it now! If you're fond of the 70s, I'd suggest checking out Terry Reid (if you haven't already). Wonderful singer/songwriter who turned down Jimmy Page's invitation to join the band that became known as Led Zeppelin. "Without Expression" and "Seeds of Memory" were two of his timeless gems among many. There's also a modern Greek trio known as "Naxatras" who have a terrific and authentic-sounding 70s vibe (especially on their first, self-titled album). For some absolute guitar wizardry, give Roy Buchanan and/or Danny Gatton a try. Buchanan was more bluesy while Gatton had a "rockabilly jazz" style.
The way "Sinatra" sings "…and there's someone in my head, but it's not me" at 25:46 makes its sound like a typical 40s/50s light-hearted romantic lyric !
I feel inclined to agree this is more 40s sounding. YES, early 50s sounded more traditional than the later 50s, but early 50s wasn't big band focused. It was mainly a singer like Sinatra or Teresa Brewer or whoever on center stage with a jazz-esque instrumentation. Big band by and large faded out by the mid 40s around the end of WWII due to the musicians strike and changing interests towards vocal focused songs. The swing rhythm of some of these also makes it more 40s than 50s in my opinion. Still great regardless
@jessejames5229 The original Fly Me to the Moon song, yes, from the 50s, but softer and by a singer named Kaye Ballard. ua-cam.com/video/vpC_N19UlIk/v-deo.htmlsi=_BwVfV5vQe6wJZYt As for Sinatra's 1963 version, it does have that swing sound, but notably, swing from the 50s and 60s sounded quite different from the early-mid 40s swing. Offhand based on my judgement, a good number of those newer swing songs sound more bombastic with horns and just more lively in general. Ie. Just One of Those Things covered by Nat King Cole (58), Fly Me to the Moon covered by Frank Sinatra (63), etc, while other swing songs of the same time sound a bit more laid back, they're still not the same style you get with older swing. That's the best I can put it into words, but once you listen to 40s swing a lot and then the later swing, you get more of an ear for it. (The only exception being covers of classic songs by 40s artists during the 50s and 60s done in a 40s style. That *can* be a challenge to place historically, even to the most well versed music lovers, but the sound quality and maybe some of the instrumentation *may* give it away.) Know this was long, so I'm sorry 😅
It's crazy to think that this type of music has only been around for 20 years. It's like we compare the type of music from 2000 (which hasn't changed much).
I'm picturing a 1947 jazz fan coming home from work, turning on the radio, starting to peruse the newspaper... and doing repeated double takes at the lyrics about rabbits, do-goody bullshit, and the lunatic on the grass.
I'm confounded that all this AI generated big band swing music, circa 1935-1945 l, is being erroneously categorized as "fifties" music. Obviously the prompt you're giving your AI, most likely Suno, has nothing to do with 50s music so why not either switch it to outputting actual 50s renditions or switch your titles to more accurately reflect the music style time period. I'm sure the younger audience can't tell, and maybe you can't either, but most mature listeners certainly can.
You're confused how music actually works it's not like there is this magic point of demarcation called decades where music always and completely changes at each turn of the decade styles from previous decades make it to the following decade or more; for example Sinatra had hit albums into the 60s.
@@jessejames5229 With that logic they might just as well titled this "as if recorded in 2024" as obviously this genre (any genre, really) is still being produced.
If I played this for my parents, they'd love it. It sounds more like the 40's than the 50's. Why isn't some band out there preforming this every night? Wonder what the original Pink Floyd members think of this recording?
@@franciscopedrajasamor2419 Fair enough. Sorry, maybe I misunderstood your post. I think I kinda agree. These AI melodies don't seem to go anywhere, they sound like someone randomly scattered notes on a music sheet. I'm still waiting to hear an AI melody that sticks. And if I never do, well, even better. It would mean that the human factor still matters. Cheers and happy holidays from Porto Alegre, Brazil.
For a smooth, mellow atmosphere, may I recommend the 0.75 playback speed. It's great when you need something more relaxed in the background that isn't trying to vie for your focus when you need to concentrate on other things.
Can I buy a physical copy or a File in WAV or Flac from you ? I want to own that and listen to it in good quality. Brilliant arrangements, generally brilliant.
I had to do a double take....I thought that was Eddie Murphy in the picture. "That was sexual Chocolate everybody....Give it up for SEXUAL CHOCOLATE!!" 🤣🤣
At 85% speed it really pops... More downtempo crooner lounge than like upbeat like tap swing... idk know old timey genres ect that much But I know what I like Ps I got my gma bluetooth speaker lights for her bday today... she's mostly deaf and night blind ... always on me about leaving the light on... I'm wrapping both of her remotes together
WOW! These new 'alternate AI recordings' are amazing! They (like this) play more on the stylized sounds of eras......I guess that only fanatics like me like to store-up in our wacky minds. Doing a 'cover'?....aw, anyone can do THOSE. Instead, this is great. 🙂🙂🙂
at 10:56, there is a skipping on the track, could you please check this out? Im planning to take this to a pro studio of a friend to do a mastering of it, and then burn it on a physical format.
In the 50's many adults and children were celebrating life. Then, the 60's the adults began getting tired. Then ... for some reason. In the 70's the media began promoting celebrating death, though still breathing.
Late 40's and early 50's seemed to have a more optimistic bent....a clearer more optimistic time.WW2 ends Korea hadn't happened yet...this is well reflected in this mock retro version of "Dark Side of the Moon" Versus the more pragmatic world weary beautiful Original.
It would be great if these AI creations followed the melody, but it's fun to hear the lyrics overlayed a different musical style. The song "Money" totally fits the swing vibe...shades of Bobby Darin. 😉
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0:00 - Speak to Me
4:00 - Breathe
6:32 - On the Run
8:47 - Time
10:57 - The Great Gig in the Sky
14:57 - Money
17:38 - Us and Them
21:38 - Any Colour You Like
23:44 - Brain Damage
26:12 - Eclipse
*Breathe
This is awesome.. thank you
😂😂😂 sorry but I cannot breathe
thank you!
This is f##ked up 😂😂😂😂😂
Fun fact: way before AI could generate songs, some reggae musicians recorded "the dub side of the moon" so yes, it is dark side of the moon played reggae style, and the chords and melody are much more like the original than this AI rendition.
good album......even a dubbier version which imo is better
Easy star all stars
Dub side of the moon and Radiodread are masterpieces
I have Dub Side of the Moon, and yes, it's briliant.
This is indeed a great album By Easy Star All Stars. They did a couple of other famous album/band renditions (Radiohead, Sgt Peppers,...) but the Dark Side o:t Moon is by far their best!
Other than the lyrics, this is unrecognizable as Pink Floyd.
So if you eliminate the lyrics, this is piggybacking on Pink Floyd's good name without any connection whatsoever.
How is it unrecognizable; verses are kept intact and this forces melody similarities. Only chords are different.
At least it doesn't put me to sleep!
@@maciektrybuszewski9964Keeping the lyrics does not do much to keep the melody -- in fact "Money" is in 4/4 here, for example. The many instrumentals are totally different songs. Nothing wrong with that it's all a bit of fun (and very impressive).
Yeah, but Roger Waters would be happy with it. Sounds like Billie Holiday...
You know, the least they could have done was have a Louis Armstrong soundalike saying “I’ve been mad for funking years…”.
Great but more like late 30s or 1940s😊
You should listen to more early to mid 50s music. This is pretty spot on
This sort of comment, so tiresome.
True - but I'm not sure that it would have been that much different by 1950. Perhaps a bit more bluesy, but still pre-rock and roll
@@user-et2fj8xm5lnot sure what 50s you’re talking about, but that was way past the big band music like Glenn Miller (remember he died in WW2)
Early rock n roll didn’t really take center stage culturally until 1955-1957. There were some very early rock songs produced ~1952 - 1953 or so, but it didn’t start catching-on very much for a couple years.
I'm 73, a Baby Boomer and I'm pretty much fed up with the music-of-my-life. But this version of DSOTM gives it a beautiful new life. And it won't give me an ear worm. Thanks.
I'm a Gen-X'er and was pleased to read your comment. It has always been utterly mystifying how anyone can listen to the same songs repeatedly for several decades when there are thousands of amazing lesser-known musicians and bands to explore from the past 100 years of recorded music.
(Disclaimer: I was the weirdo for listening to Bing Crosby and the Stormtroopers of Death while my Gen-X buddies were listening to Nirvana and MC Hammer.)
@@enutrofdude One of the things I love about a Spotify is exactly that. I love the 70’s and there is so much great music I’ve discovered from that decade that I wouldn’t have found otherwise.
@@haydenmalesky2518 I used to think Spotify was another platform for pushing the same "billboard stuff", but I was wrong. I've had some close friends tell me the same thing you just did, and they've shared some of the music they've "discovered" with me. I still don't use Spotify, but I have respect for it now!
If you're fond of the 70s, I'd suggest checking out Terry Reid (if you haven't already). Wonderful singer/songwriter who turned down Jimmy Page's invitation to join the band that became known as Led Zeppelin. "Without Expression" and "Seeds of Memory" were two of his timeless gems among many.
There's also a modern Greek trio known as "Naxatras" who have a terrific and authentic-sounding 70s vibe (especially on their first, self-titled album).
For some absolute guitar wizardry, give Roy Buchanan and/or Danny Gatton a try. Buchanan was more bluesy while Gatton had a "rockabilly jazz" style.
The way "Sinatra" sings "…and there's someone in my head, but it's not me" at 25:46 makes its sound like a typical 40s/50s light-hearted romantic lyric !
I am a huge Pink Floyd fan and I must say how disrepectf..., Actually really good. Thank You
I can easily imagine this as background music at a WW 2 USO party.😅
Oh my oh my! That's awesome! I'm totally addicted to this kind of version! Thanks a zillion! I see you on the dark side of the moon 🌒
Glad you like it!
You could play this at the local coffee shop and no one would be wiser that it was once Pink Floyd.
It definitely swings!
Money is the song which, works the best as it was already jazzy and playfully sarcastic.
Imagine playing this to the old folks... In a 1980s nursing homes..m
I love this, beautiful.. Someone please match it with the Wizard of Oz....
What software did you use?
Best Idea, best comment.
RNFL
A modern day Alice in wonderlandt
Oh please don't.
AI can never get the gist of Jazz. It's all about feelings, passion, freedom of rendition.
Who is AL?
@@photasticimages9258 never say anything you're not sure of to anyone you don't know
Nonsense you couldn't tell if this was AI or not it swings
@@joanstone6740If you turn it way up and listen to the voices you can tell a bit.
The AI cover we didn't know we needed. But so glad it happened.
It doesn't matter about weather its 40s or bloody 50s...
It's brilliant entertainment...
ENJOY 😊
Whether
@@pappachookI know. If the weather is 40s or 50s, it is either a bit cold or dangerously hot 🤷🏻♂️.
Both the early 70’s psychedelic rock era and the 30’s and 40’s jazz had such profound lyrics. It’s totally believable and works perfectly.
WOW BABY ! WOW !! Love Swinging round the house so I'm just certain I would welcome a night out dancing
Approved! This is really nice and especially fun to listen to around the winter holidays for some reason. Happy holidays!
Happy holidays!
Thank you very much for this cosmic revelation, the dark side of the moon is incredible
I feel inclined to agree this is more 40s sounding. YES, early 50s sounded more traditional than the later 50s, but early 50s wasn't big band focused. It was mainly a singer like Sinatra or Teresa Brewer or whoever on center stage with a jazz-esque instrumentation. Big band by and large faded out by the mid 40s around the end of WWII due to the musicians strike and changing interests towards vocal focused songs. The swing rhythm of some of these also makes it more 40s than 50s in my opinion. Still great regardless
Pretty sure Fly Me To The Moon album by Frank Sinatra which, came out in the 50s was pretty swing sounding.
@jessejames5229 The original Fly Me to the Moon song, yes, from the 50s, but softer and by a singer named Kaye Ballard. ua-cam.com/video/vpC_N19UlIk/v-deo.htmlsi=_BwVfV5vQe6wJZYt
As for Sinatra's 1963 version, it does have that swing sound, but notably, swing from the 50s and 60s sounded quite different from the early-mid 40s swing. Offhand based on my judgement, a good number of those newer swing songs sound more bombastic with horns and just more lively in general. Ie. Just One of Those Things covered by Nat King Cole (58), Fly Me to the Moon covered by Frank Sinatra (63), etc, while other swing songs of the same time sound a bit more laid back, they're still not the same style you get with older swing. That's the best I can put it into words, but once you listen to 40s swing a lot and then the later swing, you get more of an ear for it. (The only exception being covers of classic songs by 40s artists during the 50s and 60s done in a 40s style. That *can* be a challenge to place historically, even to the most well versed music lovers, but the sound quality and maybe some of the instrumentation *may* give it away.) Know this was long, so I'm sorry 😅
I know, it's only rock'n roll, but I like it!
Check out the song 'This is only rock'n'roll' by a Polish band Lady Pank, guess you gonna like that!
Clicked for the novelty value: I wasn't expecting art.
It's crazy to think that this type of music has only been around for 20 years. It's like we compare the type of music from 2000 (which hasn't changed much).
Very true
Sounds like late 40's, early 50's crooner music! So awesome- love it!
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Pink Anderson and Floyd Council ✅️
I'd give 'em both a green checkmark, but cool you shouted out to Anderson and Council!
not gonna lie...i dig this... a lot.
Wonderful, another one that needs to be on vinyl.... let me know and I will buy a copy.
Will do!
the video sucks , if you listen pink floyd you would should know that
I'm picturing a 1947 jazz fan coming home from work, turning on the radio, starting to peruse the newspaper... and doing repeated double takes at the lyrics about rabbits, do-goody bullshit, and the lunatic on the grass.
I'm confounded that all this AI generated big band swing music, circa 1935-1945 l, is being erroneously categorized as "fifties" music. Obviously the prompt you're giving your AI, most likely Suno, has nothing to do with 50s music so why not either switch it to outputting actual 50s renditions or switch your titles to more accurately reflect the music style time period. I'm sure the younger audience can't tell, and maybe you can't either, but most mature listeners certainly can.
You are thinking typical mid/late 50s sounds ... these are popular styles of the early 50s more akin to late 40s.
The video title says as if it was made in the year 1950!!!! .... it doesn't claim to be representative of fifties music
@@AlanPT9Exactly right
You're confused how music actually works it's not like there is this magic point of demarcation called decades where music always and completely changes at each turn of the decade styles from previous decades make it to the following decade or more; for example Sinatra had hit albums into the 60s.
@@jessejames5229 With that logic they might just as well titled this "as if recorded in 2024" as obviously this genre (any genre, really) is still being produced.
This is Great!!!!!👍👍👍👍
Subbed on account of this effort alone...
I love these experiments! They enrich, consolidate and overall open your ears!! 😍😍🥰🥰
Just discovered this morning. I have exploring to do of videos like this.
If I played this for my parents, they'd love it. It sounds more like the 40's than the 50's. Why isn't some band out there preforming this every night? Wonder what the original Pink Floyd members think of this recording?
Hahaha glad you like it. Stay tuned for more magic
Alright. Now I wanna hear "The Wall" in Ragtime!
😂
and The Final Cut.
@@pagmatic In early 1950s hard bop.
Atom Heart Mama! x
there's a pretty sick bluegrass version called Rebuild The Wall by Luther Wright and the Wrongs
I need this on amazon music so I can listen all the time
Working on it!!
This sounds great but I must agree with the previous comment. This sound more like something from the swing era, 30s or 40s.
Keep 'em coming.
1950 (not the 1950s !) wouldn't have been much different - think about it ...
How about Close to the Edge if it were made in 1972?
LOL!
Rick would love his keyboard bits transcribed to guitar...
Just Pink Floyd lyrics with vintage arrangements and melodies. No surprise.
What exactly were you expecting?
@Igor_Vinicius I was hoping to recognize Pink Floyd's melodies.
@@franciscopedrajasamor2419 Fair enough. Sorry, maybe I misunderstood your post.
I think I kinda agree. These AI melodies don't seem to go anywhere, they sound like someone randomly scattered notes on a music sheet.
I'm still waiting to hear an AI melody that sticks. And if I never do, well, even better. It would mean that the human factor still matters.
Cheers and happy holidays from Porto Alegre, Brazil.
@@Igor_ViniciusHappy Christmas, my friend.
@@franciscopedrajasamor2419 🙏
For a smooth, mellow atmosphere, may I recommend the 0.75 playback speed. It's great when you need something more relaxed in the background that isn't trying to vie for your focus when you need to concentrate on other things.
Wow. Us and them sing by Sinatra!!!! Great!!!!
I'd like it better if the songs were more reminiscent of the original but w the 40s twist.
Better than Roger Waters' recent redux!
ABSOLUTELY!
ワ〜イ！ ちょうど１０００人目の「イイネ」押しましたよ！
By Pink Anderson and Council Floyd
Floyd Council
@bouldercab
Yes, my mistake
Wow! Who’d have thought Doris Day once sang “Breathe”?
Blasphemy! Love it!
A little blasphemy is good!
Can you do Sgt. Pepper album????? We would Love to Hear that!!!
Yeah that would be pretty funny.
When I’m 64 would be exactly the same
@@mattmichael6792 Come to think about your right! Paul was good with that stuff. Like in Honey Pie.
Can I buy a physical copy or a File in WAV or Flac from you ?
I want to own that and listen to it in good quality.
Brilliant arrangements, generally brilliant.
You can just have Artificial Intelligence make you one…you know this is ai rite?
By the way, which ones pink?
"Money" is uncensored. Nice!
Lol, thanks
I had to do a double take....I thought that was Eddie Murphy in the picture. "That was sexual Chocolate everybody....Give it up for SEXUAL CHOCOLATE!!" 🤣🤣
That boy is good!
Glen would have done this. I think he was at least 10 in the future with his inspirational directing and performing.
Sensational , extraordinary
lighter bouncy music like this with the darker lyrics is really nice and is quite refreshing! thnx for the work.
Hello! This is great! How did you do it? Which software?
Omg man this is hilarious…….Keep up the good work……..I love it, I’m sitting here crying laughing……..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol thanks
@ You need to do ozzy Osbourne in the 50’s……🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ that had me rolling, that’s too funny man, keep doing these but with different artists…….
Is there an audio download
Genial.!!
Grandma was onto something!
Great! Now do TOOL next!!
There is this jazz tribute to dark side called jazz side of the moon,and its the best tribute album ever!
I know!!
@Jazzified-FM it's by Seamus Blake,and I want to own it on vinyl, I'd be willing to buy it or trade it for my small unused birdcage
This is unbelievably good! How is this done? Sounds so real and authentic, but is it AI?
Well never tell hahahahaha
I love this :-)
Thanks barry
Keep up the great work. Old swing Floyd. 😊
The Overlook hotel soundtrack to spend a beatiful holidays
Lol yesss
Breathe is so beautiful
This is totally trippy to think, "Ai" can do this! I feel like I'm in a "Twilight Zone" episode. I'm just waiting for Rod Serling to come out now.😂
At 85% speed it really pops...
More downtempo crooner lounge than like upbeat like tap swing... idk know old timey genres ect that much
But I know what I like
Ps I got my gma bluetooth speaker lights for her bday today... she's mostly deaf and night blind ... always on me about leaving the light on...
I'm wrapping both of her remotes together
WOW! These new 'alternate AI recordings' are amazing! They (like this) play more on the stylized sounds of eras......I guess that only fanatics like me like to store-up in our wacky minds. Doing a 'cover'?....aw, anyone can do THOSE. Instead, this is great. 🙂🙂🙂
Glad you enjoyed it, consider becoming a member
Us and them: perfect for the brightly side of the sun
Lol, thanks
Super boulot de l'IA !
I can't wait to hear Sgt. Pepper done like this!
In the alternate universe, this album could have been the work of actual musicians: Pinkney "Pink" Anderson (1900-1974) and Floyd Council (1911-1976).
19:31 goes so hard
Still better than the new Roger Waters version tbh
Clever, if not funny how A.I fits those lyrics into a big band jump rhythm!
Glad you like it!!
30s -40s sound like a awesome
"Money" is as if Bobby Darin sang it. Listen to it, then "Mack the Knife". The lyrics fit right in with the themes in "The Threepenny Opera".
Ol Bobby darin could woo the ladies
The Lord's work is done.
This is F**king great!
This version of Time makes frittering seem joyful.
at 10:56, there is a skipping on the track, could you please check this out? Im planning to take this to a pro studio of a friend to do a mastering of it, and then burn it on a physical format.
Hmmm not sure. Get in touch
Was really hoping for some scatting during Gig
Now I know which one's 'Pink'.
In the 50's many adults and children were celebrating life. Then, the 60's the adults began getting tired. Then ... for some reason. In the 70's the media began promoting celebrating death, though still breathing.
Great comment
Waiting to hear "Great Gig In The Sky" in this version.
How incredible AI can recreate.
Late 40's and early 50's seemed to have a more optimistic bent....a clearer more optimistic time.WW2 ends Korea hadn't happened yet...this is well reflected in this mock retro version of "Dark Side of the Moon" Versus the more pragmatic world weary beautiful Original.
Good call
@@Jazzified-FM 🌈 ▲
23:43 !! You KNOW this is the one you wanted to hear First !!! The Lunatic !!! 🤣😂😅😂🤣😅😂😂😊😊😊😊
This music should be slid in a period move club scene fom the 40's and see how many catch the irony 😅
Hahahahaha
I like it. Sounds like Be-bop, a less manic Charlie Parker for the first 4 minutes, then again for On The Run.
Nailed it
Ma perché proprio "Dark side of the Moon"? Potrebbe essere anche "Parsifal" dei Pooh, "Metal machine music" di Lou Reed o "Zerolandia" di Renato Zero.
14:57 Really great version of "Money" -- sounds totally like it could've been a Sinatra single circa 1950 ... except the "BS" lyric.
this shit is pretty good, my man
It would be great if these AI creations followed the melody, but it's fun to hear the lyrics overlayed a different musical style. The song "Money" totally fits the swing vibe...shades of Bobby Darin. 😉
What a legend! Bobby Darin!
Clearly this should read 1940's, not 1950's