So true. It's terrifying. And every day we're moving closer to our own version of the last lines of the song. I'm 47, but if I could go back to 15 with a wiser head, I wouldn't have missed the starting gun.
@@markgatica12 That's the best way to describe it. She says "it's low key sad." It's low key sad when you're 30. It destroys you when you're 40. I don't even want to know what it's like 50 and beyond.
You got bad info, not only does this song NOT follow the song that you reacted to previously it is not even on the same album....Comfortably Numb came from "The Wall" album(1979) and this song is from the "Dark Side of The Moon"(1973) album....Just sayin'....
@@AudioStorm1980 That could be possible, though I would imagine any "greatest hits" album would have this followed by "Great Gig in the Sky" but who knows....Stay safe!!!!
@@patrickrasmussen2666 I'm a Beatles fan(atic)..But These are 2 different Genre..When it comes to GOOD Music/Songs..i'm kinda ..You're Left/ No I'm Right?? Kinda..Hahaha..I'm from India anyways.
@@thuamteahl6543 Agreed though my point was sorta that the Beatles influenced The Floyd (especially Syd/Dave) heavily but lacked the musicianship and soul of Gilmour so they would never be able to recreate Floyd music which wouldn't be true in reverse. Greetings from Colorado :)
The Dark Side Of The Moon is one of those "once in a lifetime albums" and an era defining classic... but you can't stop there either, because The Wall, Animals, and Wish You Were Here are also incredible
"Tolling on the iron bell, Calls the faithful to their knees, To hear the softly spoken magic spell..." This ending is so poetic...loved your reaction guys ! Thx !
Side one 1. "Speak to Me" 2. "Breathe" 3. "On the Run" 4. "Time" (containing "Breathe (Reprise) 5. "Great Gig in the Sky" Side two 1. "Money" 2. "Us and Them" 3. "Any Colour You Like" 4. "Brain Damage" 5. "Eclipse"
( wife's tablet ) The first time I heard this song was getting up in the morning, on board the ship I was on. We had just spent 5 days of our 7 days of our R&R just staying ahead of a typhoon. We were anchored in HongKong harbor. And it was so surreal , spending all that time rocking and rolling from some serious weather and waking up to this song playing and seeing the green of the hills and mountains of the island. I had just turned 18, this was nearing the end of the Vietnam war. Have a good one young ladies, enjoy your videos.
Back in the day. I listen to "Another brick in the wall" VHS on my, Then first Color tv. and we were under the influence of mind altering substance. The album took on a whole different perspective, and which whole true today. after all these years, you find that after all this time, It now takes on a different meaning, at this time in my life. So!!! these musicians from back in the day, not only thought out the music to control the music to put things in a certain mind concept, but also lyrics where thought through to make time, all time or any time true to their music. True Musical Artist...
Yes,young ladies a joint or two and a couple margaritas you will drift off into space and its awesome! Every generation since this album was made has experienced this music its transcendent music. This album is a trip into your conscious mind it offers an escape from your everyday bullshit and make you look at life for what it really is.. a journey! Cant remember the exact amount of time this album was in the charts but it was years look it up! Hope to see you young ladies enjoy this album in its entirety! Have a great day and a better tomorrow! Enjoy everyday like it was your last time has a way of sneaking up on you! Catch ya'll on the flipside.Peace!! RICHY RICH OUT!!
I’m 23 I love this song and I listen to it cause I don’t want to regret no doing what I want so this song serves as a reminder of that. I gotta get up and GO
You should do an album revue. This album, Dark side of the moon is my absolute favorite album. It would be a great starting point. The wall is another great one.
The low rumbling sound which gives way to clicking clocks is the fading transition from the previous track 'On the Run'. This is why you should listen to the entire album in one go, it all flows together. Go on, treat your ears...you actually heard two songs there, Time & Breathe Reprise, almost seamless transition.
As long as you guys don't interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo nobody will get angry at you when it comes to a true Pink Floyd fan! However if you do interrupt a David Gilmour solo some fans will get upset... anyway you should try the song immediately after time "great gig in the sky", I think it would not only surprised you it may even shock you! And as far as being a concept album each song on Dark Side of the Moon simply flows into the next song. It's like a 43 minutes dramatic story done to music.
You don't have to pause Pink Floyd. Their videos won't be taken down. If you wonder if a band blocks videos or not, do a UA-cam search of "____ reaction" to see if a lot of reactions exist. (see more for reaction guide) Bands you should never even bother with reacting to: Guns & Roses The Beatles Fleetwood Mac Led Zeppelin (the band I'm guessing is giving you the most problems) Safe bands: Metallica Pink Floyd Primus Rage Against The Machine
This and many Pink Floyd albums were recorded at the same recording studio, Abbey Road studio... that Beatles recorded their albums. At least once both bands were making albums there at the same time. The 2 bands were friends and influenced each other almost equally.
His voice didn't change, it was two different singers. The first person singing was David Gilmour who also plays guitar and the second person was Richard Wright who plays keyboard/piano.
This Album was recorded at the same time at the same studio ( Abbey Road ) like the Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Clare Torry was taken from the Beatles for The Great Gig in the Sky
I was a few years out of high school when this album came out. Time and Great gig in the sky need to be played back to back. At the time, no pun intended, I didn’t think that much about it. I felt that I was young and I would never make it to 30. 30 to us was old. We still talked about things we did as a kid. Now in my 60’s, I miss those times. Losing friends! Dreading for the sun to go down! The biggest thing I wish I had done was, take more pictures and used a journal to write my days activities. So many great memories have faded away! Only coming back in bits and pieces. The best thing is that I have held onto over 2000 albums that spark memories.
“Why u Pause!?” people: If you want to hear the whole song, just listen to it on your own however you normally do it. Why watch a reaction video If you don’t want to hear the reactions?
Because you should be able to digest reasonably sized portions of the song without stopping? Drums. What? Sings? Oh, he sings. This is a video reaction... we can see them. Summarize your thoughts at the end, or maybe once or twice during the song. Too much.
Exactly. We have to pause within every minute or so or the video will gets blocked (depending on the companies) but some people don't know how UA-cam works
Good pick up - there are two singers on this track. David Gilmour (the guitarist) , and Rick Wright (keyboards- on the dreamy slower part 'Lying in the sunshine' etc...)
Loved the reaction, ladies! Pause it as much as you like. I actually love listening to y'all work it out. Just don't get drunk and fall asleep with Dark Side of the Moon set on repeat. That was the trippiest dream I have ever had.
I think the intro is to get you into context, and I don't see it exactly as a sad song, but more like a wake up call, people waiting or daydreaming about something special getting them out of their day to day, until the day they die without ever living, nice reaction girls
I will be 67 next year and feel great but SEVEN famous British Men have died in the last 2 weeks and all of them like Sean Connery were very much part of my life. The other 6 were very well known in Britain and the last one was 67 and had a sudden heart attack so it makes you HAVE to make the most of every moment though with COVID restrictions that is difficult..lol
I will be 67 next year and feel great but SEVEN famous British Men have died in the last 2 weeks and all of them like Sean Connery were very much part of my life. The other 6 were very well known in Britain and the last one was 67 and had a sudden heart attack so it makes you HAVE to make the most of every moment though with COVID restrictions that is difficult..lol
Pink Floyd was one of the premiere bands in the sub-genre, "psychedelic rock." The idea behind that style of rock-n-roll is to evoke the same sort of emotional experience received when tripping on hallucinogenic drugs -- especially "magic mushrooms" that contain psilocybin, or acid trips (LSD). The band (especially Roger Waters) was also strongly affected by the mental illness of one of the band's founding members, Syd Barrett, a good friend of Waters, especially. Explorations of mental illness crop up periodically in their music, and is the primary theme in the album, "The Wall."
...you notice the guitarist doesn't lift his finger from the fretboard, from the beginning to the end of the solo. Felt to me like I was floating through the endless, vastness through time, of that solo!!.
If you do a full album reaction, "Dark Side of the Moon" or "The Wall" make the most sense, as they are both concept albums with each song flowing into one another. My advise: Do an album review of DSOTM or a movie review of The Wall (movie is the same songs as the album, just like one long music video.)
Yes please do an album review,such as the one this track came from. Pink Floyd were album producers as opposed to writing hit singles. It will make so much sense to you to listen to in order! This album was the only one to remain on the top 200 billboard charts for 900 weeks, a record for a record! Not hard to see why with a track like Time that transcends generations.
Yes, you should listen to an album. In the 70's and 80's, that was a very common event, like everyday. No phones, no computers, didn't get cable until about 1980. Dark Side of the Moon and the double album, The Wall, are both excellent albums to listen to in one setting. You could read a brief on The Wall, if you want to follow more of the story. The word gets used a lot, but The Wall, both the movie and double album, are epic productions.
Indeed you were missed informed about this song being on the same album as Comfortably Numb. This song is off their Dark Side of the Moon Album released in 73 and Comfortably Numb is from The Wall Album released in 79. Dark Side of the Moon is also a concept album. The first side represents life to death and the second side is about the stressors of life.
You guys are nailing the whole Floyd gig (on several levels). For example, Alan Parsons (who has some great stuff with HIS band, The Alan Parsons Project) worked with both The Beatles and Pink Floyd as a recording engineer, so there are some similar sounds. Great ears! Love your reactions! Happy New Year! (and watched out for those sneaky videos.....with lyrics. ;)
It's from the classic album The Dark Side of the Moon, well before the Wall and Comfortably Numb you responded in last time. I would recommend Shine On Crazy Diamond and Wish You Were Year. You may have been misunderstood what you said in the video, but it is the class 70s Pink Floyd album that stays in Billboard hits for a whole 14 years.
Some of the song could also be about the touring cycle of being on the road in a band and time passes by without realizing it cuz your away all the time
A teacher once told me: (A text out of context is just a pretext). A song from this album without the others may also loose it's real meaning. This is the reason that many people suggest that you listen to this album in full and in order. Maybe split in half; side A followed by side B, just like the original recording., vinyl LP. PS, Could it be that you are native French, am I right? And if so, congratulations on your bilingualism. Et si oui, bravo pour votre bilinguisme.
I'm not so sure you ladies have the patience to listen to an entire PF album. If you think this intro was long, you haven't been listening to them. If you decide to do more Floyd, get yourself a cocktail or cup of coffee, kick back and just roll with it. Greatest storytellers in rock history, but their compositions are often long and versatile, but brilliant. Good luck.
Floyd on many songs have lengthy lead ins. This kind of sets the mood for what is eventually coming. They also put lengthy instrumentals between lyrics to allow the listener to absorb them before the next round of lyrics.
This album! Dark Side Of The Moon follows The Wizard of Oz. They’ve made it easy and combined it for us these days under the title Dark Side of The Rainbow. Enjoy!
This song is like a single movement from a larger symphony (the album, Dark Side of the Moon). It's one of probably two songs that stand well on their own from this album, but it's still much better when listened to in context. It shares motifs with earlier and later tracks, and each song segues smoothly into the next. Even if you don't do a video reaction, you should definitely do yourselves the favor of listening to the whole thing in a single uninterrupted sitting.
The first time i started to listen to Pink Floyd, my cousin told me something. "Shut your mouth from start to end, and just listen. You can talk after the song is over". I wish someone told you the same. Else you can't really appreciate Pink Floyd.
There are some albums that you need to listen to all in one go. You could film yourself reacting to the whole album and edit it down to individual tracks to upload it. That way you get the benefit of how all the tracks fit together. With Pink Floyd these albums are "The Dark Side Of The Moon", "Wish You Were Here", "Animals", "Atom Heart Mother" and "The Wall". Three other great albums to listen to all in one go are The Moody Blues "Days Of Future Passed", Jeff Wayne "The War Of The Worlds" and Camel "The Snow Goose"
Definitely do album reviews! I'd totally watch them! You have to do a whole Metallica album like "Master of Puppets" or "Ride the Lightning"... they're slightly shorter than the others... and better lol
Guys you totally should check Talking Heads out. Life during wartime live stop making sense is AMAZING. they were one of the most Influential bands of the 80s
You should ABSOLUTELY listen to every Pink Floyd album from start to finish. Dark Side of the Moon should be listened to in 5.1 Surround sound as well as their Animals album. Both re-released in quadraphonic quad and sound is so much clearer. Enjoy!!
I don't think of the lyrics as being sad. It's more that it's a reminder of how time marches relentlessly forward. What we do, or don't do, does not stop that flow of time. And sometimes as we live our lives we allow ourselves to be distracted, which is why when we realize one day "Wow, that was ten years ago?" we are surprised that so much time passed.
Interesting that you compared Pink Floyd to the Beatles. Pink Floyd were recording their first album at Abbey Road at the same time that the Beatles were recording their Sgt. Pepper album there.
@@subway5907 that's not true, Floyd on many occasions credited the Beatles for inspiration. But what I was referring to was Piper at the gates of dawn and Sgt. Peppers were both mind altering chemical albums that I would bet one had some influence on the other and seeing they were recorded at the same time and place the bands surely communicated.
PLEASE do the full album reaction for Pink Floyd. The album this song came from, Dark Side of the Moon, would be awesome. Other good candidates from the Floyd would be Wish You Were Here or Animals. You can trust me since the "floyd" in my name is specifically for them. Keep up the great work too. I love y'all's videos.
But do The Wall Album. Try doing the movie version. But just watch it yourselves. Only have it to where we can hear it or it may be blocked. The regular album is great too. But you'll enjoy the movie. It gets psychedelic. And it's a story.
It's awesome watchng the younger generation get into and enjoy music that came out (chances are good) before their parents were even born. If you wanna hear another good song by Pink Floyd, do a reaction to "High Hopes" from Division Bell.. amazing song. One of their best... :D
Well, every Pink Floyd Album is a concept album meant to be listened to from start to finish, but this one "Dark Side Of The Moon" is also known as one of the greatest albums of all time. So, it would make a hell lot of sense to do am album review of this. Greets from Germany!
The full album reaction is a great idea, especially with a band like Pink Floyd, which is more about the albums than the single songs. The Dark Side of the Moon would be the perfect album to do that: trust me when I say it will be a life-changing experience! And if you want to do more, some other great Pink Floyd albums that would make for cool reaction videos are Animals, The Wall, and Wish You Were Here ^^
Sad? Perhaps. But there is a message there. Live your life now and make the most of the TIME you have! If you are thinking of reacting to a whole Pink Floyd album, this is the one!
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This was really good!! We liked it :D
So Did I with the girl on the left, love her!!
FINALLY!!!
@@donvendehumo7044 I always react to her!😉
@@donvendehumo7044 I always react to her!😉
The Wall would be the album you're looking for.
Listen to this song again in 10 years. The older you get, the more true it becomes.
not just this song, the whole discography of PF. I thought i understood PF when i was 20 yo.. lol.. 🤦
Yes. This song haunts me.
...and a whole bunch of times between now and then...
So true. It's terrifying. And every day we're moving closer to our own version of the last lines of the song. I'm 47, but if I could go back to 15 with a wiser head, I wouldn't have missed the starting gun.
@@markgatica12 That's the best way to describe it. She says "it's low key sad." It's low key sad when you're 30. It destroys you when you're 40. I don't even want to know what it's like 50 and beyond.
FULL ALBUM, FULL ALBUM, FULL ALBUM, FULL ALBUM, Dark Side Of The Moon
@@rainingacid3483 well, it would take 45min. Hardly a week.
Money, Breathe and Us and them! 😍😍😍
right right right......
They mentioned a concept album. Could be The Wall or Dark Side of the moon. Both are concept Albums.
You got bad info, not only does this song NOT follow the song that you reacted to previously it is not even on the same album....Comfortably Numb came from "The Wall" album(1979) and this song is from the "Dark Side of The Moon"(1973) album....Just sayin'....
They may have a greatest hits.
@@AudioStorm1980 Looks like their previous reaction was a live version, but either way, the songs don’t connect.
And Comfortably Numb was a left over song from David Gilmour's solo album released just before The Wall and was used as a filler song on The Wall.
@@grondinolaf Now we are just showing our age....HAHA....Stay safe!!!!
@@AudioStorm1980 That could be possible, though I would imagine any "greatest hits" album would have this followed by "Great Gig in the Sky" but who knows....Stay safe!!!!
'Psychedelic' Yes. 'Prog.Rock' Yes. 'Deep lyrical meaning' Yes. 'Just like the Beatles'...No..no..no..no. Love you Guys.
They are what the Beatles would have been, had they David Gilmour.
@@patrickrasmussen2666 I'm a Beatles fan(atic)..But These are 2 different Genre..When it comes to GOOD Music/Songs..i'm kinda ..You're Left/ No I'm Right?? Kinda..Hahaha..I'm from India anyways.
@@thuamteahl6543 Agreed though my point was sorta that the Beatles influenced The Floyd (especially Syd/Dave) heavily but lacked the musicianship and soul of Gilmour so they would never be able to recreate Floyd music which wouldn't be true in reverse.
Greetings from Colorado :)
@@patrickrasmussen2666 You'r right..What i wanna point out was that Mainstream lack Dedication.
@@patrickrasmussen2666 Side note: I'm a Hard core Big4 Lunatic..
The Dark Side Of The Moon is one of those "once in a lifetime albums" and an era defining classic... but you can't stop there either, because The Wall, Animals, and Wish You Were Here are also incredible
You have to listen in sequence: "Breath", "on the run" and Time"
And Great Gig in the Sky.
@@jmolony31 yup, it's always strange to hear these songs by themselves, how do you not follow this immediately with Great Gig?
Yes! I have been waiting for this reaction. Great reaction!
"Tolling on the iron bell, Calls the faithful to their knees, To hear the softly spoken magic spell..." This ending is so poetic...loved your reaction guys ! Thx !
"Do you think it's going to be an instrumental?" ... Lyric video ... LMAO
I love seeing "The Great Gig in the Sky" lyrical video reactions....HA
@@cornfedjuggalo #spoiler_alert 😂😂
@@FluffyMcFluffavicMeowskiOFluff LOL
Pop girl now LOL
They have to listen to Echoes to say that! Hahahahahha 🤣🤣🤣
very well written song ... i am a metal head .. but always have listened to floyd :-)
I!m 71, and it went so quickly... so far. But you just get happier 😃. The next track IS linked: Great Gig in the Sky... don’t miss it!!
Been listening to floyd for over twenty years and that guitar solo gives me goosebumps every single time....🤘🤘🤘🤘
Side one
1. "Speak to Me"
2. "Breathe"
3. "On the Run"
4. "Time" (containing "Breathe (Reprise)
5. "Great Gig in the Sky"
Side two
1. "Money"
2. "Us and Them"
3. "Any Colour You Like"
4. "Brain Damage"
5. "Eclipse"
( wife's tablet ) The first time I heard this song was getting up in the morning, on board the ship I was on. We had just spent 5 days of our 7 days of our R&R just staying ahead of a typhoon.
We were anchored in HongKong harbor.
And it was so surreal , spending all that time rocking and rolling from some serious weather and waking up to this song playing and seeing the green of the hills and mountains of the island.
I had just turned 18, this was nearing the end of the Vietnam war.
Have a good one young ladies, enjoy your videos.
The other Floyd song you did, was off of "The Wall" album, "Time" is from "Dark Side Of The Moon"
I'm 48. High school feels like a dream I had last week. Every decade seems to slip away faster. He busy living, or get busy dying.
Back in the day. I listen to "Another brick in the wall" VHS on my, Then first Color tv. and we were under the influence of mind altering substance. The album took on a whole different perspective, and which whole true today. after all these years, you find that after all this time, It now takes on a different meaning, at this time in my life. So!!! these musicians from back in the day, not only thought out the music to control the music to put things in a certain mind concept, but also lyrics where thought through to make time, all time or any time true to their music. True Musical Artist...
Yes,young ladies a joint or two and a couple margaritas you will drift off into space and its awesome! Every generation since this album was made has experienced this music its transcendent music. This album is a trip into your conscious mind it offers an escape from your everyday bullshit and make you look at life for what it really is.. a journey! Cant remember the exact amount of time this album was in the charts but it was years look it up! Hope to see you young ladies enjoy this album in its entirety! Have a great day and a better tomorrow! Enjoy everyday like it was your last time has a way of sneaking up on you! Catch ya'll on the flipside.Peace!! RICHY RICH OUT!!
I’m 23 I love this song and I listen to it cause I don’t want to regret no doing what I want so this song serves as a reminder of that. I gotta get up and GO
You should do an album revue. This album, Dark side of the moon is my absolute favorite album. It would be a great starting point. The wall is another great one.
they should do the wall movie... talk about pausing every 2 min lol..
My favorite album of all time as well!
Animals
If you do a whole album reaction it really needs to be "WISH YOU WERE HERE". Great album from start to finish.
If they did a whole album it would take hours with all the pauses to talk drivel.
The Beatles and Pink Floyd were both produced by Alan Parsons of the Alan Parson's Project.
The low rumbling sound which gives way to clicking clocks is the fading transition from the previous track 'On the Run'. This is why you should listen to the entire album in one go, it all flows together. Go on, treat your ears...you actually heard two songs there, Time & Breathe Reprise, almost seamless transition.
The girl on the right is the most empathetic of the two. She understands. She'd have been a huge Floyd fan back in the day.
when u pause (yes we know u have to) and chat longer than the actual length of a pink floyd classic then u aint understanding pink floyd at all, sorry
When you reach my age plus health issues this song will hit you like a brick trust me. You ladies are young enjoy it while you have it.
As long as you guys don't interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo nobody will get angry at you when it comes to a true Pink Floyd fan! However if you do interrupt a David Gilmour solo some fans will get upset... anyway you should try the song immediately after time "great gig in the sky", I think it would not only surprised you it may even shock you! And as far as being a concept album each song on Dark Side of the Moon simply flows into the next song. It's like a 43 minutes dramatic story done to music.
Hi Girls, you two need to buy the Pulse DVD and watch from start to finish with a bottle or two, then you will understand Pink Floyd a bit better. XX
You don't have to pause Pink Floyd. Their videos won't be taken down. If you wonder if a band blocks videos or not, do a UA-cam search of "____ reaction" to see if a lot of reactions exist. (see more for reaction guide)
Bands you should never even bother with reacting to:
Guns & Roses
The Beatles
Fleetwood Mac
Led Zeppelin (the band I'm guessing is giving you the most problems)
Safe bands:
Metallica
Pink Floyd
Primus
Rage Against The Machine
This and many Pink Floyd albums were recorded at the same recording studio, Abbey Road studio... that Beatles recorded their albums. At least once both bands were making albums there at the same time. The 2 bands were friends and influenced each other almost equally.
Imagine being in a studio where both of those bands are there at the same time. Crazy...
It seems that no matter how many different channels do reaction videos, they all end up being addicted to Pink Floyd.
His voice didn't change, it was two different singers. The first person singing was David Gilmour who also plays guitar and the second person was Richard Wright who plays keyboard/piano.
This Album was recorded at the same time at the same studio ( Abbey Road ) like the Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Clare Torry was taken from the Beatles for The Great Gig in the Sky
Yes! That is a perfect idea! Most Pink Floyd listeners believe you should listen to the album in the entirety. Your mind will be blown!
'Dark side of the moon'..
One of the best rockorog..albums of all time.
love the channel and love that you're covering more Pink Floyd!
His voice didn’t change. David gilmour sings the verse and Richard Wright sings the chorus.
I was a few years out of high school when this album came out. Time and Great gig in the sky need to be played back to back. At the time, no pun intended, I didn’t think that much about it. I felt that I was young and I would never make it to 30. 30 to us was old. We still talked about things we did as a kid. Now in my 60’s, I miss those times. Losing friends! Dreading for the sun to go down! The biggest thing I wish I had done was, take more pictures and used a journal to write my days activities. So many great memories have faded away! Only coming back in bits and pieces.
The best thing is that I have held onto over 2000 albums that spark memories.
I don't think it's sad, but it sure radiates melancholy, that bitter-sweet feeling.
“Why u Pause!?” people: If you want to hear the whole song, just listen to it on your own however you normally do it. Why watch a reaction video If you don’t want to hear the reactions?
Too many pauses... one or too is more than enough
Because you should be able to digest reasonably sized portions of the song without stopping? Drums. What? Sings? Oh, he sings. This is a video reaction... we can see them. Summarize your thoughts at the end, or maybe once or twice during the song. Too much.
Exactly. We have to pause within every minute or so or the video will gets blocked (depending on the companies) but some people don't know how UA-cam works
@@TwoSistersReact pink Floyd never gets blocked they’re cool
Good pick up - there are two singers on this track. David Gilmour (the guitarist) , and Rick Wright (keyboards- on the dreamy slower part 'Lying in the sunshine' etc...)
Loved the reaction, ladies! Pause it as much as you like. I actually love listening to y'all work it out. Just don't get drunk and fall asleep with Dark Side of the Moon set on repeat. That was the trippiest dream I have ever had.
I think the intro is to get you into context, and I don't see it exactly as a sad song, but more like a wake up call, people waiting or daydreaming about something special getting them out of their day to day, until the day they die without ever living, nice reaction girls
Peaceful when you’re 27 and haunting when you’re 37.
Hits even harder at 47...
One day older and shorter of breath at 67.
I will be 67 next year and feel great but SEVEN famous British Men have died in the last 2 weeks and all of them like Sean Connery were very much part of my life. The other 6 were very well known in Britain and the last one was 67 and had a sudden heart attack so it makes you HAVE to make the most of every moment though with COVID restrictions that is difficult..lol
I will be 67 next year and feel great but SEVEN famous British Men have died in the last 2 weeks and all of them like Sean Connery were very much part of my life. The other 6 were very well known in Britain and the last one was 67 and had a sudden heart attack so it makes you HAVE to make the most of every moment though with COVID restrictions that is difficult..lol
Pink Floyd was one of the premiere bands in the sub-genre, "psychedelic rock."
The idea behind that style of rock-n-roll is to evoke the same sort of emotional experience received when tripping on hallucinogenic drugs -- especially "magic mushrooms" that contain psilocybin, or acid trips (LSD).
The band (especially Roger Waters) was also strongly affected by the mental illness of one of the band's founding members, Syd Barrett, a good friend of Waters, especially.
Explorations of mental illness crop up periodically in their music, and is the primary theme in the album, "The Wall."
...you notice the guitarist doesn't lift his finger from the fretboard, from the beginning to the end of the solo. Felt to me like I was floating through the endless, vastness through time, of that solo!!.
If you do a full album reaction, "Dark Side of the Moon" or "The Wall" make the most sense, as they are both concept albums with each song flowing into one another.
My advise: Do an album review of DSOTM or a movie review of The Wall (movie is the same songs as the album, just like one long music video.)
Yes please do an album review,such as the one this track came from. Pink Floyd were album producers as opposed to writing hit singles. It will make so much sense to you to listen to in order! This album was the only one to remain on the top 200 billboard charts for 900 weeks, a record for a record! Not hard to see why with a track like Time that transcends generations.
Yes, you should listen to an album. In the 70's and 80's, that was a very common event, like everyday. No phones, no computers, didn't get cable until about 1980. Dark Side of the Moon and the double album, The Wall, are both excellent albums to listen to in one setting. You could read a brief on The Wall, if you want to follow more of the story. The word gets used a lot, but The Wall, both the movie and double album, are epic productions.
Indeed you were missed informed about this song being on the same album as Comfortably Numb. This song is off their Dark Side of the Moon Album released in 73 and Comfortably Numb is from The Wall Album released in 79. Dark Side of the Moon is also a concept album. The first side represents life to death and the second side is about the stressors of life.
You guys are nailing the whole Floyd gig (on several levels). For example, Alan Parsons (who has some great stuff with HIS band, The Alan Parsons Project) worked with both The Beatles and Pink Floyd as a recording engineer, so there are some similar sounds. Great ears! Love your reactions! Happy New Year! (and watched out for those sneaky videos.....with lyrics. ;)
The song is saying try to live life; so you don't have to be sad, or as sad.
It's from the classic album The Dark Side of the Moon, well before the Wall and Comfortably Numb you responded in last time. I would recommend Shine On Crazy Diamond and Wish You Were Year. You may have been misunderstood what you said in the video, but it is the class 70s Pink Floyd album that stays in Billboard hits for a whole 14 years.
Yes! Review the album Animals! Well, all of them, really...
For them, they will have more fun with Animals, than The Wall. Plus it is the shortest album.
Some of the song could also be about the touring cycle of being on the road in a band and time passes by without realizing it cuz your away all the time
No it's obviously about aging in general.
I grew up with this you guys are so smart
Pink Floyd,They’re ahead of their times..Psychedelic music at its best during their era
"let me be sad" JAJAJAJAJA FROM MEXICO CITY
A teacher once told me: (A text out of context is just a pretext).
A song from this album without the others may also loose it's real meaning.
This is the reason that many people suggest that you listen to this album in full and in order.
Maybe split in half; side A followed by side B, just like the original recording., vinyl LP.
PS, Could it be that you are native French, am I right?
And if so, congratulations on your bilingualism.
Et si oui, bravo pour votre bilinguisme.
The best album in rock history. You must listen to it from the beginning to the end in a single session.
The ending is a reprise of the first song in the album bc all the songs in this album flow into each other seamlessly
I'm not so sure you ladies have the patience to listen to an entire PF album. If you think this intro was long, you haven't been listening to them. If you decide to do more Floyd, get yourself a cocktail or cup of coffee, kick back and just roll with it. Greatest storytellers in rock history, but their compositions are often long and versatile, but brilliant. Good luck.
Floyd on many songs have lengthy lead ins. This kind of sets the mood for what is eventually coming. They also put lengthy instrumentals between lyrics to allow the listener to absorb them before the next round of lyrics.
This album! Dark Side Of The Moon follows The Wizard of Oz. They’ve made it easy and combined it for us these days under the title Dark Side of The Rainbow. Enjoy!
"Wish you where here" Album probably the best Floyd album
Hi Sisters, Happy to see people that haven't heard some Rock songs.
You two are so goofy! love it. Will see more Subed, Play The Wall by them in it's entirety.
This song is like a single movement from a larger symphony (the album, Dark Side of the Moon). It's one of probably two songs that stand well on their own from this album, but it's still much better when listened to in context. It shares motifs with earlier and later tracks, and each song segues smoothly into the next. Even if you don't do a video reaction, you should definitely do yourselves the favor of listening to the whole thing in a single uninterrupted sitting.
The first time i started to listen to Pink Floyd, my cousin told me something.
"Shut your mouth from start to end, and just listen. You can talk after the song is over".
I wish someone told you the same. Else you can't really appreciate Pink Floyd.
You absolutely have to do The Dark Side Of The Moon in its entirety!
Much love from the far north of Aotearoa ‘( New Zealand).
There are two different singers - first David Gilmour, then Richard Wright
Great Gig in Sky should always be after this one
truth hits hard when its rare in present times
Comfortably Numb is on another album The Wall on which Time is on Dark Side of the Moon. Both concept albums.
There are some albums that you need to listen to all in one go. You could film yourself reacting to the whole album and edit it down to individual tracks to upload it. That way you get the benefit of how all the tracks fit together. With Pink Floyd these albums are "The Dark Side Of The Moon", "Wish You Were Here", "Animals", "Atom Heart Mother" and "The Wall". Three other great albums to listen to all in one go are The Moody Blues "Days Of Future Passed", Jeff Wayne "The War Of The Worlds" and Camel "The Snow Goose"
Definitely do album reviews! I'd totally watch them! You have to do a whole Metallica album like "Master of Puppets" or "Ride the Lightning"... they're slightly shorter than the others... and better lol
Guys you totally should check Talking Heads out. Life during wartime live stop making sense is AMAZING. they were one of the most Influential bands of the 80s
You have to react to pink floyd pigs on the wing and 3 different one, sheep, and dogs.
Pigs on the Wing should not be on that album.
I would make sure they do them in order especially Dogs before Sheep.
Pink Floyd requires patient listening.
Ooo if you do a full album I would suggest "Animals"
The Darkside of the moon to me is just what perfection looks like. If you listen the songs in sequence you´ll see that is all conected
Pink Floyd does not block .
Jeff Spiccoli's go-to album. Ironic that such young men wrote and first performed this album about getting older.
You should ABSOLUTELY listen to every Pink Floyd album from start to finish. Dark Side of the Moon should be listened to in 5.1 Surround sound as well as their Animals album. Both re-released in quadraphonic quad and sound is so much clearer. Enjoy!!
I don't think of the lyrics as being sad. It's more that it's a reminder of how time marches relentlessly forward. What we do, or don't do, does not stop that flow of time. And sometimes as we live our lives we allow ourselves to be distracted, which is why when we realize one day "Wow, that was ten years ago?" we are surprised that so much time passed.
And you see time is timeless when it comes to music, you had the emotions I had in the 70s.vayo con dios
Interesting that you compared Pink Floyd to the Beatles. Pink Floyd were recording their first album at Abbey Road at the same time that the Beatles were recording their Sgt. Pepper album there.
Hmmm, who influenced who.
@@kurtsaxton9665 no one
@@subway5907 that's not true, Floyd on many occasions credited the Beatles for inspiration. But what I was referring to was Piper at the gates of dawn and Sgt. Peppers were both mind altering chemical albums that I would bet one had some influence on the other and seeing they were recorded at the same time and place the bands surely communicated.
Full album reaction should be either Wish You Were Here or Animals
PLEASE do the full album reaction for Pink Floyd. The album this song came from, Dark Side of the Moon, would be awesome. Other good candidates from the Floyd would be Wish You Were Here or Animals. You can trust me since the "floyd" in my name is specifically for them. Keep up the great work too. I love y'all's videos.
The body is all that will die..you the driver of the body never dies
"Pulse 1995" for a live concert, one of the best.
But do The Wall Album. Try doing the movie version. But just watch it yourselves. Only have it to where we can hear it or it may be blocked. The regular album is great too. But you'll enjoy the movie. It gets psychedelic. And it's a story.
It's awesome watchng the younger generation get into and enjoy music that came out (chances are good) before their parents were even born. If you wanna hear another good song by Pink Floyd, do a reaction to "High Hopes" from Division Bell.. amazing song. One of their best... :D
Well, every Pink Floyd Album is a concept album meant to be listened to from start to finish, but this one "Dark Side Of The Moon" is also known as one of the greatest albums of all time. So, it would make a hell lot of sense to do am album review of this. Greets from Germany!
The older you get the quicker time passes ! And time is the grim reaper
Wrong, the grim reaper is death.
You don’t listen to The Beatles but you get a Beatles vibe? Interesting and professional analysis. *enter sarcasm *
The full album reaction is a great idea, especially with a band like Pink Floyd, which is more about the albums than the single songs. The Dark Side of the Moon would be the perfect album to do that: trust me when I say it will be a life-changing experience! And if you want to do more, some other great Pink Floyd albums that would make for cool reaction videos are Animals, The Wall, and Wish You Were Here ^^
No pausing the Pink Floyd songs, ever.
Sad? Perhaps. But there is a message there. Live your life now and make the most of the TIME you have!
If you are thinking of reacting to a whole Pink Floyd album, this is the one!