Pink Floyd - Speak To Me/Breathe (In The Air) | REACTION
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- @AirplayBeats reacts to Pink Floyd's Album: The Dark Side Of The Moon
Speak To Me/Breathe (In The Air)
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PINK FLOYD is not just a band they are a sonic transport to the outer most inner part of you
Lol
Or the inner most part of out of you. Or the part of you that is inside the outta part of the further out part inside that section near the inner most part of that outa part in the inner part of the knee crevice near the elbow joint on the chin.
@@Mark-om3cl LOL!
I hate that part of me
Pink Floyd is probably the biggest challenge a reaction channel could take on. Their standalone, radio airplay songs are one thing but to try and dig into an entire album may leave you scratching your heads. Their Animals album absolutely commands your attention, you may even forget about the pause button. I'm really looking forward to your reaction to the rest of this album, it's one that will stick with for the rest of your days.
Pink Floyd are the absolute masters in the use of reverbs and placement in the mix. They are a study in how to use space in a song; where to place each sound and how to paint a sonic landscape that is like nothing else out there. As has often been said, you don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them. This is a deep rabbit hole, but you choose a good starting point. Thanks for this and keep on with the rest of the album!
Al lot of that has to do with Alan Parsons, who was the engineer on DSOTM! You can hear a lot of the same stuff on Alan Parsons Project recordings too. (There's another rabbit hole for you guys....LOL!)
They are very good at production but Alan Parsons had a lot to do with this
This album (along w/Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall) is one complete Opus, consisting of separate movements, so the songs don't end like a typical album cut, but flow into the next.
When you get the chance, listen to this entire album beginning to end without a break. You will be transported...I promise.
Yep!
I'd really recommend listening to the whole album at once. It's not so much a collection of songs as a continuous sonic story, so some tracks aren't really "songs". Life, death, war, peace, money and madness- a story of the human condition.
Many of their albums are concept albums, including Dark Side of the Moon which spent 741 weeks on the charts, from 1973 to 1988. The tracks usually go from one right into another. I wish I could go back and listen to this album again for the first time but doing it vicariously through you guys is the next best thing. Their intros often set the mood for the song and are often longer than on typical mainstream songs. Sit back and Enjoy!
Yeah one song Just flows into the other one and you're looking at the song list wondering what song you're at LOL
@@neoaeonmusick the album is only 45 minutes but I could listen to it over and over
I agree - I feel like I'm 13-14 y/o again, smoking weed on the side, and listening to this music with my headphones on and the volume cranked to 11, lol. I always said that you can tell if a teenager is getting high - they start listening to Pink Floyd and wearing their tee shirts, lol.
Being studio guys yourself, you've got to appreciate what Floyd was doing, and this is way back in prehistoric times, the 70s. Dark Side is their opus extraordinaire. It was not only great music, but its message really touched a deep nerve with people, a message of life, greed, passage of time, death, and madness. This can't be listened to as individual songs. It is a true concept album that requires a complete listen, for not only do the themes overlap song to song, but the songs are often connected by musical transitions. Because of its greatness, one of the bestselling albums of all time, charting for 962 weeks with an estimated sales of over 45 million with only three albums having sold more copies in the history of music.
You got to listen to this, from the mindset of the 70's teenager. All we had was TV, and Radio, and luckily Car Stereos. When this Album was purchased, and listened to,
by all of us at the time, it was a World Changing Event. Yes, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, were doing things musically that made them unique phenomenons, of music, and production.
And the TV we had was just 4 channels and everything went dark at midnight.
@@flubblert And if the channel was fuzzy your dad made you hold the rabbit ears and be a human antenna.
@@flubblertyou had 4 channels! We only had 3
@@gerardodoherty9178 4 if you count the UHF channel... with that external antenna you had to screw on to the rear of the TV to pull it in. Chicago also had its own local tv station WGN, so I guess we had 5.
Can't go wrong with this album, one of the best of all time.
This is an album that you need to listen to the whole thing at one time as each track flows into the next one.
Completely agree...
Pink Floyd has been plugging into peoples souls for decades 🤘🤘
Pink floyd is a testament to the art of music, the essence of sound and the magical compositions that pierce through your soul and resonate in your brain
Sink into a couch and let the music take you on a journey to the dark side of the moon and back. "Breathe, breathe in the air \ Don't be afraid to care" ...
It was a glorious time to be alive, I was 15....in my basement with a few friends, surrounded by blacklight posters, a little wine (Boones Farm was popular) and a little pot and that's how....we killed the mornings.
My top 3 favorite bands, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath. I hope you try a little bit of Sabbath next👍
This album is about a life from birth to death with everything in between.
If you sat in the middle of 4 speakers you would hear this go round and round. Its fricking amazing. Go to your studio and grab a couple 8 footers well 4 and blow your mind away. You'll be glad you did.
David Gilmour did indeed double his vocals on Breathe (actual doubling, not ADT).
You’ll hear this from a lot of people, but remember that these tracks are part of a larger composition, so keep that in mind as you react to individual songs from this album
We are going to try to do 2-3 songs per video on this album so we can hear the flow of the album.
@@AirplayBeats good idea… and maybe rewind 10 seconds when you start, to get the flow.
@AirplayBeats Your reactions to Pink Floyd are top notch!have listened to them since I was about 8yrs old now 53.never bored hearing their music.ty for a great reaction! Subbed!
"PSYCHEDELIC ROCK" 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎸🎤❤❤❤
Simply the greatest Rock album of all time ,period...not even close ! Peace and Love
God I love this band.
I absolutely love David Gilmore’s guitar work. He is so masterful at placing the notes just perfectly. He allows the song to breathe(no pun intended) It’s never rushed, it just flows like a river connecting the songs together. He is a poet.
Wish You Were Here
The Wall
both concept albums that should be listened to from beginning to end.
Check out Pulse concert, EPIC!!!!!! Especially Comfortably Numb
Some hail David’s solo in this song as one of the best ever.
You guys should check out The Doors, “ LA Woman” they have a very unique sound I think you’d enjoy.
He NEVER gets the credit he deserves....sometimes he's not even listed as one of the best guitarists...what a JOKE ! Peace and Love
@@Newfie-zc7ug I KNOW RIGHT!!!???? Not everyone has to fly across the fret board and play at a super fast frenetic pace to be legendary. David Gilmore guitar work is pure perfection.
Shine on you crazy Diamond or us and them
After you finish this album, you should check out The Making of Dark Side of the Moon.
There were no loopers back in the day, so they made their own for the song Time.
What they did was take a looong loop of magnetic tape and on one end was an old reel to reel tape recorder, and that loop of tape went across the room and around a mic stand for the other tape spindle.
A looper before electronic loopers! So far ahead of their time...
Comes in like a soundtrack. Being born, the scream, breathe in the air. Those keyboards near the end of Breathe though. Bruh nails them.
The most genuine reaction ever
Dark Side Of The Moon is the heart beat heard round the World.
It's the 3rd best selling album of all time with 50 Million copies sold.
It was chosen by the Smithsonian as one of the albums to be preserved for future generations, so whichever formats come about in the future Dark Side Of The Moon will be available to buy or download regardless.
Awesome choice guys.
Listening to Dark Side Of The Moon is a right of passage for everyone, it doesn't age at all due to the themes of Life, War, Death, Mental Illness, Consumerism and the munade hazards of contemporary life.
In 30 years time it will sound as relevant as it does now, just as it did upon release 50 years ago in 1973.
Cheers.
The keyboard player Richard Wright sang behind David Gilmour on many songs over the years. When it sounds like GIlmour is double tracking it was usually Richard. They had a very similar sound, but Richard's voice was just a little softer and maybe an octave above David's.
That very beginning is a heartbeating
Good choice. Been listening to Floyd since I was 8 and it still captivates me.
Welcome to the machine my friends, you are in for the ride or your life. Your musical universe will never be the same. Have a cigar!! Greeting from Managua Nicaragua.
Music and SOUND making of the highest order. A true aural experience, and live in concert a true enveloping audio visual feast of colors, images and sounds and experiences. This album towered over the 70s, its impact is almost impossible to calculate. 15-20 years on the Billboard album charts. EVERY 70S era teenager knew this album. It was played in Planetarium Laserium shows. It was Space Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Electronica, Progressive Rock, but also a bit of classical, blues and pop. Simply one of the most groundbreaking and creative group of musicians ever. Virtually every progressive rock band going forward was influenced by Floyd. This album was the 70s connection to what the Beatles started with Sgt Pepper in 1967. The thematic album, songs linking together, sound effects, unusual instruments, etc.
Welcome to pink 🎉
this album is sublime
The album is a journey. Birth (breathe in the air); living (run rabbit run); time (ends with a burial scene); Great gig in the sky represents loss/death and the journey to whatever is next; side 2 is all about things that we chase that lead to an empty life and/or madness.
Merry Christmas guys!
Enjoy this amazing album!
Happy Holidays!!!
Another level
The good stuff. Great album.
Yes, FLOYD!
Great job guys. I really enjoyed this reaction. Brought back the first time I listened to dark side of the moon.
Pink Floyd Animals would be the second best in my opinion.
Best album of all time, in my opinion.
Check out some solo David Gilmour ~ "No Way Out Of Here", "Raise My Rent", "So Far Away", "I Cant Breathe Anymore" and "No Way"....
Also (Waters free) Pink Floyd album The Division Bell is an absolute Masterpiece...! "Wearing The Inside Out", "High Hopes", "Lost for Words" and "A Great Day For Freedom"
their was a time when pink floyd and the beatles played at the same studio building
On the Run, Time is next...!!! Put on you seatbelts young men...!!
from Portugal with love
The next three tracks should be one together this great reaction 🤟
Very Cool😎
Good choices!!
Dude what a fucking masterpiece
It's David Gilmour guitar and Richard Wright keyboards singing no over dubs, they have very similar voices.
"Breathe" is all Gilmour on vocals.
I got this album in 74
When music was music.
My favorite album of all time!
Yay! DSOTM album! Great choice. I appreciate you guys, so just keep doing what you're doing! My God, this was so very long ago for me!
Good call on them sounding like the Beatles, I believe they recorded at Apple records studio which was where the Beatles recorded. Also I believe Alan Parsons was involved in some of their productions.
I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
Time on this album will blow your mind to how fast 10 years gets behind you
throwing my fat in the ring for Animals next would a great album my personal fave and only like 6 songs I think. Awesome listening to this again with u guys!
I'm pretty sure it's just David Gilmour, (PInkFloyd guitarist and lead singer), singing this song, yeah, Pink Floyd is very special man. They're a Rock Band but their sub-category is Progressive Rock, or Psychedelic Rock, or Acid Rock. Three different names that all mean the same thing.
Their music takes the listener on a cerebral journey through Time and Space.
This album is quite melancholy, or as you said, sad. "Dark Side of the Moon" is about Life, Death, and insanity. The insanity part is a reference to Syd Barrett, one of the founding members of Pink Floyd, but that's another story.
The album is one of the bestselling albums of all time, over 60 million copies worldwide. It's also regarded as one of the greatest albums in history!
Pink Floyd is a British Rock band that formed in London in 1965, an incredible, phenomenal Rock band that sold out 50, 60, and 70,000 seat concert venues for over two decades! They are Legendary
They always make you wait for it and it's how they won the loudness Wars you turn it up cuz you're not hearing anything yet and then boom
You two should check out Humble Pie's 'Black Coffee', the best version is the 1973 live recording from the Old Grey Whistle Test show. The song features the background vocals of 'the Blackberries' who many years later sang on Steely Dan records, I see you have been on a Steely Dan tear recently. Trust me you are going to love some Humble Pie 'Black Coffee'.
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Very Hard album to chop up in pieces to listen to !! 🤔
Each song blends to another as a whole ..... the Vibe & Atmosphere of the album
Classic Prog 👍🎼🎸🎹🥁🎤🎶
You need to listen to welcome to the machine by them. Most definitely. Especially since you loved the synthesizer on have a cigar
First time I heard this album I was high AF
My Bruhs' """HALLELUJAH """" HAPPY XMAS/NEW YEAR 👋❤️😊🇬🇧🙏Xxx.
Merry Christmas!!
Don't stop! 😜
Many reactors have done side 1 in one reaction and side 2 in the second. The songs flow into each other.
That’s a good idea. We might just finish off side one on the next reaction
Gotta watch the video of Dark Side synced with The Wizard of Oz
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This album and Aja are considered 2 of the most sonically great Metallica’s Black album is up there too
I can't wait to watch y'all react to "The Big in the Sky". After y'all listen to the whole album, you have to go watch the video "Dark Side of Oz". Your minds will melt!
GREAT Gig in the Sky.
Ya gotta do Time and The Great Gig in the Sky together. Breathe Reprise fits in between and goes into the GGITS. Its all about the experience of the album.
I think a good way of approaching Floyd/concept albums is the same approach you would use when listening to classical music. You typically do not listen to a single movement of a symphony. You listen to the whole thing so you can evaluate it as a hermetic work. If you don't want to do too much at once for each video, I would recommend taking it one album side at time. That's +/- 20 minutes.
March 1st 1973 will be the 50th anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon's release! Fella's, I'm glad y'all made it here, the rabbit hole has begun for you two! It's going to be great, it's going to change your outlook on life, it's going to be a spiritual journey with a lot of growth as a result. I'm 47 years of age and I grew up listening to Floyd.
Pink Floyd is very different from Zep and Allman Bros. They are Progressive Rock or Prog Rock.The albums are stories and the lyrics not just as important as the music. You won't hear "ohhh baby baby baby" in their songs. Most song are pretty chill but they do jam in a lot of them,especially live. Check out Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert in 94 ,one of the best guitar solos of all time but finish Dark side first. ROCK ON !
No doubt, DSOM is where you want to start. 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' pt1-V is another EPIC Track. Merry Xmas fellas from the SF Bay Area Cali.
Merry Christmas!!
🤯 We doing Dark Side? 🤗 I need snacks! 🥰 Let's Go! 🎄⛄🐰
They are the Beatles vocals but Stoney slowed down version.
Gentlemen, as others have said, this album is not one to listen to track-by-track, but as a whole. Otherwise it would be like reacting to a movie as scene-by-scene reactions. However, I understand the limitations of UA-cam. I will just leave you with this little fact: the album was released in 1973 and remained in the Billboard 200 album charts for two decades while remaining in record charts in some countries around the globe since (at least up through last year); it has sold over 14x platinum (just in the US), and has had a cultural effect far beyond simply its songs. Also, you mentioned a Beatles-ey feel with the vocals and such; the engineer on this was Alan Parsons, who has started his career as a young 18-year-old five years earlier working for EMI on the Beatles Get Back sessions and then Abbey Road. Enjoy this voyage, gentlemen.
Thanks for the info. We are trying to figure out a way to react to this album. I think we are just going to let it play and then chop it up into a few different videos.
@@AirplayBeats well, the best way to react to this album is how we did in the '70s or '80s, which was laying down with headphones on, eyes closed, and some oddly sweet-smelling smoke filling the room (it must have been incense...hard to remember!). However, just remember that there really is no bad way to react to this album; and however you do it, we all appreciate it just to relive that first listen through you guys. Merry Christmas!
@@oboogie2 Merry Christmas to you as well. Keep an eye out for the rest of this album over the next couple weeks.
The rabbit hole is open, jump on in, there is soooo much more Pink Floyd to enjoy. Try playing the first track from the Pulse Concert Live in 1994 and then keep on reacting.
Call it what you want, this one is "Mood" "scroggin" music.
Welcome to what is nothing short of being a musical Bible for modern life!
Buckle up your seat Dorethy coz Kansas is about to go bye bye 😂
React to Hey You from The Wall
They do a lot of double tracking with vocals and guitars
Yet another album required by law in the 70s ✌🙂
Some very early Pink Floyd sounds a lot like the Beatles....
There are few better songs that have ever been made to smoke to.
man y’all don’t even know what you’re getting ur self into, enjoy the ride homies
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It’s too bad that the format does not allow you the luxury of listening to PF’s music as a whole. It’s great that you’re doing the songs one by one, but this music, along with other Prog Rock bands like Genesis, Yes, King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer was meant to be listened to as a whole. This genre is very thematic and to really experience it, it should be listened to in one sitting. When you are finished with the album, I highly recommend that you go back and relisten to it in a dark room with headphones. It is an entirely different, unforgettable experience. Nice work. 🙏
Pink floyd were very influenced by the Beatles, they revorded an album at Abbey road, and they watched the process and some beatles sessions..