Not sure if you've heard it yet but Pink Floyd's Animals album is one of their best and I'd highly recommend listening to it. Meddle too. Hell just react to them all 😂
As albums to listen entirely, I can suggest you these: - Wish You Were Here - Animals - The Wall As Song and Best Live Performance: - Pink Floyd - Echoes (Live At Pompeii) (Parts 1 & 2). - Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (Live at Pulse Concert). - Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (Live at Pulse Concert).
Dark Side Of The Moon stayed on Billboard's "Top 200 Albums" chart from its release until over 20 years later without dropping off the list even briefly. That is because of so many people recognizing and appreciating its message and the musical genius that went into making it. A true classic.
The album that came next was Wish You Were Here Dedicated to founding band member Syd Barrett who was dropped from the band suffering severe mental health issues and the effects of drug abuse. Syd was dearly missed by his friends who clearly didn't know how to deal with his problems. S hine on Y ou crazy D iamond bookends the album with 3 other tracks
I was a junior in high school when this album came out. As others mentioned, this one of the greatest albums ever. Love Floyd’s conception on all their albums. Psychedelic effect head trip.
Everything from the PULSE concert is absolutely fabulous - my favourites there are Comfortably numb (with the mindblowing extended solo) and Another brick in the wall (with nice solo by Tim Renwick)
Nice to watch this reaction, and yes, Pink Floyd knew what they were doing. You are lucky that you can look forward to discovering some of the best music every created, those of us much older than you have little expectation of ever hearing new music of the caliber of that we grew up with. If you want to do another PF album, consider "Wish You Were Here," start to end. There are some excellent live Pink Floyd videos available (Pulse concert for sure), but I think you will appreciate live versions more if you first listen to the studio versions. Good luck.
I doubt we need any new music. We have a couple decades of the greatest stuff ever, PLUS all our memories of so many special songs. We have truly been blessed.
Probably the greatest Rock album in history! Pink Floyd is another level altogether,... and this album is 50 years old! Check out 1994 Pulse Concert, extraordinary, performances.
Great reaction! There's a reason why this album was on the top 100 albums list for more than ten freaking years. And now you know why having heard the whole thing. The band's excellence and artistic wizardry just took this album to a new level. Alan Parsons, of another great lesser known band from this era, The Alan Parsons Project, was the assistant sound engineer on this album, and I think it influenced his own projects after in a great way. The transitions and melding the songs together were done so amazingly! The opening heartbeat that continues on the background throughout the entire album is its own little deep meaning. The end of On The Run, which always felt like a stress-filled song, I always thought was a bomb hitting, then the sound of aftershocks off into the distance. The ocean analogy you made was much more peaceful. 🙂 Time's lyrics hit me harder and harder the older I get. I liked the song as a teen in the 80s. It kinda tears at my soul as a guy in his middle fifties now. Great Gig. Clare Torry was basically told "It's a song about dying, the five stages of that. We've got no lyrics for it. Just give us what you think it needs." And in a take she knew what it needed, and her vocal range and the fact that you get the idea of what she's thinking and feeling though she uses no words at all just adds to the intensity of the Dark Side legend. Money was my favorite song off the album as a teen, but it quickly was replaced by about everything else as it is the one that doesn't really feel like it quite . . . fits . . . in with everything else. But a bit of discordance is just a part of life. Brain Damage/Eclipse is the song that always hit me hard, no matter where I've been in life. Still moves me deeply. And, remember, this album was written by four guys in their mid to late twenties. There's depth and thoughts and feelings in this album that I didn't get really in my teens, twenties, until my thirties and hit me even harder and full depth in my fifties. It's a full life album in many ways. And, yeah, listened to late at night in a darkened room on headphones this album helped me deal with my own demons of stress, anxiety, and depression throughout my life. As you learned, it's a safe and good ride to take you away from those demon feelings. The only drug I've ever needed and used has been music. David Gilmour is a severely underappreciated guitar legend in my opinion. Some of the insane theatrics he puts that guitar through on solos are crazy, and he's so diversely talented. The late, great Richard Wright on the keyboards was another underappreciated musical legend. And the rhythm section of Roger Waters (he of the Judas reputation, mentioned again later) on bass and Nick Mason on drums are stellar as well. There is so much good and diverse music in the Pink Floyd catalog. I'll give recommendations for other albums to listen to full through. Pink Floyd: Meddle. This 1971 album was a transitional album after the 1967 departure of founding lead singer/lead guitarist Syd Barrett who was originally given a lightened load by the addition of David Gilmour and then replaced by Gilmour when Barrett could no longer perform. It has some cool blues sounds, some harsher sounds (the song One Of These Days being the prime example, and also being drummer Nick Mason's only lead vocal), and an amazing concept song (Echoes) that was the entire second album side. Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here. The next album after 1973s Dark Side came out in 1975 and it was a lament for the aforementioned Syd Barrett, a sad sad story. It is very much a full album listen. And the story of Syd is worth a read, though it's not a happy story. Pink Floyd: A Momentary Lapse of Reason. The 1987 album was the first recorded without Judas (bassist Roger Waters) who had decided to leave the band in '85 and insisted that he was the heart of the band and the remainder couldn't use the name without him. Obvious legal wrangling ensued, and the remainder of the band won the right to still be Pink Floyd, which made perfect sense to me. It's less of a concept album like the ones of the 70s, but it had some great songs on it. That's maybe not a reaction album so much as a 'getting the feel for how the band kept changing' album. Those three albums show the various stages and experimental concepts the band used to keep themselves from feeling like they were just doing the same ol' same ol' all the time. Certainly worth a listen. I have left off The Wall because, while it is a coherent story album with some great concepts and songs on it, I have the feeling that it was what I have sarcastically called 'Roger's love letter to himself', though there's not a lot of love in it. I think that it's not an album to listen to when you're having a good day, unless you like ruining good days. 😐 Pink Floyd Adjacent: Alan Parsons Project: Tales of Mystery and Imagination. Parsons has been mentioned above, and this was the Project's first album from 1976. It is a concept album, and the concept was basing an entire album of music on various works of Edgar Allan Poe. Parsons and Eric Woolfson, the two core members of the Project, used a variety of outside musicians, singers, and bands (and an orchestra) for this album. On the later CD version there's even a lead in to each album side of renowned actor Orson Welles reading an excerpt of a Poe writing in his very theatrical voice. It is an amazing album and absolutely worth a listen. As a side note, the sleeve itself was amazing, containing a short run down of key moments in the author's life, and a full sleeve booklet with each page dedicated to one of the songs and with line art drawings and a black and white photograph related to the song/story itself. It was done by the design group Hipgnosis who did many of Pink Floyd's legendary album covers as well. They were artists on par with Pink Floyd's skill as musicians, and their Floyd album covers are absolutely to be seen.
Another perfect whole album to react to would be Supertramp "Crime Of The Century". It's totally unique also, and full of transitions and musical quirkiness that you'll never hear on ANY other album, or by ANY other band. It's a musical masterpiece. And just like Dark Side of the Moon, everyone on Earth should get high and listen to this with headphones!!! Another masterpiece of music is the 9 minute eargasm that is Stevie Ray Vaughan doing "Texas Flood" Live at the El Mocambo. It's basically 9 minutes of mind blowing blues guitar solo, and the finish will literally drop your jaw. And he sings his ass off!
Hi coming from England I was listening to Dark side of the moon when it came out in the 70s and most Rock groups in the 80s I am now retired and still listening to this Awesome music👍👍👍👍 All the best from Nottinghamshire UK
Congratulations bro, You Are Alive! I first heard this album in its entirety 46yrs ago when my older cousin sat me and his brother down to listen to what he described as a masterpiece. He was right! It changed my young mind from someone who just heard music as background noise to someone who really listened and felt what was being conveyed by the artists. I can’t put into words what a gift this perspective change made in my life to open my mind and appreciate all of everything. It was a pleasure watching what seemed to me some of the same awakening in you during this reaction. ☮️&💟
This is really great I've never seen all the vocals with all the background talking always wondered what some of it said I knew what some of it said but this has all of a great job
Oklahoma City had a laserium in the 70’s. It was a massive dome and everyone would lay on the floor and watch a projection of the stars and meteors flying overhead. It was so awesome!
Great reactions. Pink Floyd is definitely an album band. Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, animals, The Wall. Those 4 are their masterpieces. They have one other good song - Echoes. Would be nice to see reaction to that. But Wish You Were Here is another album tha tis a must listen. Arguably better than Dark Side of the Moon.
How do you follow up one of the best albums if not THE best album ever made?? You follow it up with an album that some consider even better than "Dark Side of the Moon" with "Wish You Were Here"!!! Then you have their most vitriolic album, most Angry album with"ANIMALS"!!! biting ripping lyrics that tears into man's behavior in an album that is loosely based on George Orwell's animal farm. The lyrics in every one of these Pink Floyd albums from "Meddle" done just before Dark Side, through "The Wall" are extraordinary, deep, poetic and I could go on and on but they are second to none!!! Additionally, the things they sing about in these albums are always going to be relevant no matter what year they're played in. Really enjoyed your reaction over most of the reaction channels I've seen doing this album and you have one hell of a bottomless rabbit-hole ahead of you with Pink Floyd albums! Just keep up doing what you've been doing and you'll hit a thousand and then you'll hit 10,000 before you know it!!
Bet your numbers go way up once us Floydians catch on to your reactions. 50+ years listening to PF and still not sick of the. Nobody put on a better concert either!
@@fl0yd_235 no that's what it says in the beginning I have a killer surround sound I can crank it up and hear here I have listened to the song since the day it came out There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime." "If you can hear this whispering you are dying." "I never said I was frightened of dying."Jul 10, 2016 Google if you can hear This whispering you are dying
@@fl0yd_235 I wrote it wrong I was writing it from memory which isn't the greatest I'm old it should have said if you can hear This whispering you are dying maybe because I'm really sick I can hear it
I self medicate with Pink Floyd daily. I simply CANNOT recommend highly enough that you react to "Wish You Were Here" the album. At the very least, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" parts I-IX. Listen to all 9 movements. (It opens and closes the album) It's sonic Xanax. ... But pick any album, any track. Everything is this good.
1973. Tout mes 15 ans. 51 ans d'écoute de mon meilleur album au monde. Il me semble que tout ce que tu as écouté entre 15 et 25 ans reste gravé à jamais. Mais cet album... ! 😉
You know how most songs a verse, chorus, verse, chorus, with the chorus being repeated lines? Think back on what you just heard. There was not a single repeated chorus in any song on the album
:) very nice! Other worthwhile artists from that era: Jethro Tull, ELP, ELO, Yes and many more. Want to go heavier? Black Sabbath, Deep Purple. PF's greatest run of albums: Meddle (insanely good), Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall. Want to go heavier? Black Sabbath, Deep Purple. Want to be more high / wacked out? The utterly awesome Hawkwind (strong suggestion: Warrior at the Edge of Time) who play "spacerock". A joke band was formed in the 1990's writing new works very like PF's 70's stuff - Porcupine Tree. These guys are astonishing, were a great success and have churned out many new records; all very worthwhile. Most innovative PF-alike: Sky Moves Sideways, best overall album: In Absentia. Image PF melodic capabilities with more weight.
You’ve done it right you listen to the first of the big four now you need to listen to wish you were here animals and the wall then you can listen to the final cut . These albums are meant to be listen to not broken up and you will feel the same way with every one
Pink Floyd, "Dark Side of the Moon". What became Classic Rock's, "Mind Music". More Pink Floyd the next album , "Wish you were here", then the next album, "The Wall".
Laying back in a bean bag with a blacklight lighting up flourecent posters, smoking big fatties listening to DSTM over and over. Then Wish you were Here came out,then Animals,then THE WALL. That's the order you should do them in so it's like what it was for us way back then. I've watched hundreds of floyd reactions and there hasn't been anybody who wasn't blown away.
Lost respect. How did you think your views on a previous video you’ve done were more important than this legendary work? What planet are you from that you think it’s ok to skip songs on this masterpiece and encourage us to “click the link” to see you reacting to it before. No. This Album needs to listened to in its entirety. I don’t give a shit whether you’ve reacted to one of their songs before. Just have some respect.
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Probably the greatest album ever produced.
Amen
Amen 🙏 love this Album
Up there with Crime of the Century, The Wall, Who's Next, Killer and Abby Road
While I agree I gotta give it to the Wall. Makes me cry everytime
Without a doubt!
From the greatest band of all time, Pink Floyd.
I still remember the first time I heard this album. That was almost fifty years ago.
Moi 51, en 1973. 😉
Not sure if you've heard it yet but Pink Floyd's Animals album is one of their best and I'd highly recommend listening to it. Meddle too. Hell just react to them all 😂
That was great, thanks. 50 yrs later and I am still lovin it. Enjoy the trip.
51 ! Gagné ! 😂
As albums to listen entirely, I can suggest you these:
- Wish You Were Here
- Animals
- The Wall
As Song and Best Live Performance:
- Pink Floyd - Echoes (Live At Pompeii) (Parts 1 & 2).
- Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (Live at Pulse Concert).
- Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (Live at Pulse Concert).
Don't forget meddle
Dark Side Of The Moon stayed on Billboard's "Top 200 Albums" chart from its release until over 20 years later without dropping off the list even briefly. That is because of so many people recognizing and appreciating its message and the musical genius that went into making it. A true classic.
The album that came next was Wish You Were Here
Dedicated to founding band member Syd Barrett who was dropped from the band suffering severe mental health issues and the effects of drug abuse.
Syd was dearly missed by his friends who clearly didn't know how to deal with his problems.
S hine on Y ou crazy D iamond bookends the album with 3 other tracks
I was a junior in high school when this album came out. As others mentioned, this one of the greatest albums ever. Love Floyd’s conception on all their albums. Psychedelic effect head trip.
Everything from the PULSE concert is absolutely fabulous - my favourites there are Comfortably numb (with the mindblowing extended solo) and Another brick in the wall (with nice solo by Tim Renwick)
Nice to watch this reaction, and yes, Pink Floyd knew what they were doing. You are lucky that you can look forward to discovering some of the best music every created, those of us much older than you have little expectation of ever hearing new music of the caliber of that we grew up with. If you want to do another PF album, consider "Wish You Were Here," start to end. There are some excellent live Pink Floyd videos available (Pulse concert for sure), but I think you will appreciate live versions more if you first listen to the studio versions. Good luck.
I doubt we need any new music. We have a couple decades of the greatest stuff ever, PLUS all our memories of so many special songs. We have truly been blessed.
loving your Journey....and I get you being changed by this album, Pink Floyd taught me that love is all we need to cure!
Probably the greatest Rock album in history! Pink Floyd is another level altogether,... and this album is 50 years old!
Check out 1994 Pulse Concert, extraordinary, performances.
rock? music.
Great reaction!
There's a reason why this album was on the top 100 albums list for more than ten freaking years. And now you know why having heard the whole thing. The band's excellence and artistic wizardry just took this album to a new level. Alan Parsons, of another great lesser known band from this era, The Alan Parsons Project, was the assistant sound engineer on this album, and I think it influenced his own projects after in a great way. The transitions and melding the songs together were done so amazingly!
The opening heartbeat that continues on the background throughout the entire album is its own little deep meaning.
The end of On The Run, which always felt like a stress-filled song, I always thought was a bomb hitting, then the sound of aftershocks off into the distance. The ocean analogy you made was much more peaceful. 🙂
Time's lyrics hit me harder and harder the older I get. I liked the song as a teen in the 80s. It kinda tears at my soul as a guy in his middle fifties now.
Great Gig. Clare Torry was basically told "It's a song about dying, the five stages of that. We've got no lyrics for it. Just give us what you think it needs." And in a take she knew what it needed, and her vocal range and the fact that you get the idea of what she's thinking and feeling though she uses no words at all just adds to the intensity of the Dark Side legend.
Money was my favorite song off the album as a teen, but it quickly was replaced by about everything else as it is the one that doesn't really feel like it quite . . . fits . . . in with everything else. But a bit of discordance is just a part of life.
Brain Damage/Eclipse is the song that always hit me hard, no matter where I've been in life. Still moves me deeply.
And, remember, this album was written by four guys in their mid to late twenties. There's depth and thoughts and feelings in this album that I didn't get really in my teens, twenties, until my thirties and hit me even harder and full depth in my fifties. It's a full life album in many ways.
And, yeah, listened to late at night in a darkened room on headphones this album helped me deal with my own demons of stress, anxiety, and depression throughout my life. As you learned, it's a safe and good ride to take you away from those demon feelings. The only drug I've ever needed and used has been music.
David Gilmour is a severely underappreciated guitar legend in my opinion. Some of the insane theatrics he puts that guitar through on solos are crazy, and he's so diversely talented. The late, great Richard Wright on the keyboards was another underappreciated musical legend. And the rhythm section of Roger Waters (he of the Judas reputation, mentioned again later) on bass and Nick Mason on drums are stellar as well. There is so much good and diverse music in the Pink Floyd catalog. I'll give recommendations for other albums to listen to full through.
Pink Floyd: Meddle. This 1971 album was a transitional album after the 1967 departure of founding lead singer/lead guitarist Syd Barrett who was originally given a lightened load by the addition of David Gilmour and then replaced by Gilmour when Barrett could no longer perform. It has some cool blues sounds, some harsher sounds (the song One Of These Days being the prime example, and also being drummer Nick Mason's only lead vocal), and an amazing concept song (Echoes) that was the entire second album side.
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here. The next album after 1973s Dark Side came out in 1975 and it was a lament for the aforementioned Syd Barrett, a sad sad story. It is very much a full album listen. And the story of Syd is worth a read, though it's not a happy story.
Pink Floyd: A Momentary Lapse of Reason. The 1987 album was the first recorded without Judas (bassist Roger Waters) who had decided to leave the band in '85 and insisted that he was the heart of the band and the remainder couldn't use the name without him. Obvious legal wrangling ensued, and the remainder of the band won the right to still be Pink Floyd, which made perfect sense to me. It's less of a concept album like the ones of the 70s, but it had some great songs on it. That's maybe not a reaction album so much as a 'getting the feel for how the band kept changing' album.
Those three albums show the various stages and experimental concepts the band used to keep themselves from feeling like they were just doing the same ol' same ol' all the time. Certainly worth a listen. I have left off The Wall because, while it is a coherent story album with some great concepts and songs on it, I have the feeling that it was what I have sarcastically called 'Roger's love letter to himself', though there's not a lot of love in it. I think that it's not an album to listen to when you're having a good day, unless you like ruining good days. 😐
Pink Floyd Adjacent:
Alan Parsons Project: Tales of Mystery and Imagination. Parsons has been mentioned above, and this was the Project's first album from 1976. It is a concept album, and the concept was basing an entire album of music on various works of Edgar Allan Poe. Parsons and Eric Woolfson, the two core members of the Project, used a variety of outside musicians, singers, and bands (and an orchestra) for this album. On the later CD version there's even a lead in to each album side of renowned actor Orson Welles reading an excerpt of a Poe writing in his very theatrical voice. It is an amazing album and absolutely worth a listen. As a side note, the sleeve itself was amazing, containing a short run down of key moments in the author's life, and a full sleeve booklet with each page dedicated to one of the songs and with line art drawings and a black and white photograph related to the song/story itself. It was done by the design group Hipgnosis who did many of Pink Floyd's legendary album covers as well. They were artists on par with Pink Floyd's skill as musicians, and their Floyd album covers are absolutely to be seen.
In the top 100 billboard albums for 17 years straight !
Another perfect whole album to react to would be Supertramp "Crime Of The Century". It's totally unique also, and full of transitions and musical quirkiness that you'll never hear on ANY other album, or by ANY other band. It's a musical masterpiece. And just like Dark Side of the Moon, everyone on Earth should get high and listen to this with headphones!!!
Another masterpiece of music is the 9 minute eargasm that is Stevie Ray Vaughan doing "Texas Flood" Live at the El Mocambo. It's basically 9 minutes of mind blowing blues guitar solo, and the finish will literally drop your jaw. And he sings his ass off!
This album, in 50 years, will still be unmatched and a masterpiece to the next generations to come ❤❤❤❤
Hi coming from England
I was listening to Dark side of the moon when it came out in the 70s and most Rock groups in the 80s
I am now retired and still listening to this Awesome music👍👍👍👍
All the best from Nottinghamshire UK
Hello and welcome to the channel🤘❤️
Congratulations bro, You Are Alive! I first heard this album in its entirety 46yrs ago when my older cousin sat me and his brother down to listen to what he described as a masterpiece. He was right! It changed my young mind from someone who just heard music as background noise to someone who really listened and felt what was being conveyed by the artists. I can’t put into words what a gift this perspective change made in my life to open my mind and appreciate all of everything.
It was a pleasure watching what seemed to me some of the same awakening in you during this reaction. ☮️&💟
This is really great I've never seen all the vocals with all the background talking always wondered what some of it said I knew what some of it said but this has all of a great job
Oklahoma City had a laserium in the 70’s. It was a massive dome and everyone would lay on the floor and watch a projection of the stars and meteors flying overhead. It was so awesome!
That sounds sick! I’d bet it was very euphoric 🤘☄️
Well, most everyone there was high so, yeah, it was pretty cool
Great reactions.
Pink Floyd is definitely an album band. Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, animals, The Wall. Those 4 are their masterpieces.
They have one other good song - Echoes. Would be nice to see reaction to that. But Wish You Were Here is another album tha tis a must listen. Arguably better than Dark Side of the Moon.
This album was one of the top 300 selling albums for like 17 years.
How do you follow up one of the best albums if not THE best album ever made??
You follow it up with an album that some consider even better than "Dark Side of the Moon"
with "Wish You Were Here"!!! Then you have their most vitriolic album, most Angry album with"ANIMALS"!!! biting ripping lyrics that tears into man's behavior in an album that is loosely based on George Orwell's animal farm.
The lyrics in every one of these Pink Floyd albums from "Meddle" done just before Dark Side, through "The Wall" are extraordinary, deep, poetic and I could go on and on but they are second to none!!! Additionally, the things they sing about in these albums are always going to be relevant no matter what year they're played in.
Really enjoyed your reaction over most of the reaction channels I've seen doing this album and you have one hell of a bottomless rabbit-hole ahead of you with Pink Floyd albums! Just keep up doing what you've been doing and you'll hit a thousand and then you'll hit 10,000 before you know it!!
❤️❤️❤️
this is correct, maybe do echoes live Pompei 1972, but otherwise just go in order
Bet your numbers go way up once us Floydians catch on to your reactions. 50+ years listening to PF and still not sick of the. Nobody put on a better concert either!
Speechless is a typical reaction to Pink Floyd music!
Awesome reaction 😊 Many great meaningful productions from the Pulse album 1994 if looking for more PF.
Glad you enjoyed 😁❤️🤘
The way we listen to Pink Floyd in those days was in a dimly lit room with headphones. Keep your eyes closed and let the music guide your visuals.
50 million copies sold ...TDSOTM is greeeeeeeeat
Pulse! Concert live . Comfortably Nimb🌠
"If you can hear these whispers you're dying"
This is the last line in Great gig in the sky the girl whispers
That is actually chilling
No, it's "I never said i was frightened of dying."
@@fl0yd_235 no that's what it says in the beginning I have a killer surround sound I can crank it up and hear here I have listened to the song since the day it came out
There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime." "If you can hear this whispering you are dying." "I never said I was frightened of dying."Jul 10, 2016
Google if you can hear This whispering you are dying
@@fl0yd_235 I wrote it wrong I was writing it from memory which isn't the greatest I'm old it should have said if you can hear This whispering you are dying maybe because I'm really sick I can hear it
Nice reaction
Next Animals
My best Pink floyd Album ever
brilliant react - next step is WISH YOU WERE HERE 1975 album
I self medicate with Pink Floyd daily.
I simply CANNOT recommend highly enough that you react to
"Wish You Were Here" the album.
At the very least, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" parts I-IX. Listen to all 9 movements. (It opens and closes the album)
It's sonic Xanax.
...
But pick any album, any track. Everything is this good.
1973. Tout mes 15 ans. 51 ans d'écoute de mon meilleur album au monde. Il me semble que tout ce que tu as écouté entre 15 et 25 ans reste gravé à jamais. Mais cet album... ! 😉
You know how most songs a verse, chorus, verse, chorus, with the chorus being repeated lines? Think back on what you just heard. There was not a single repeated chorus in any song on the album
Dude, if you're going to do full album reviews, then DON'T skip songs. Goodbye.
With Pink Floyd it's always better to listen to whole albums or at least sides, rather than individual songs.
Eclipse from the Meddle album is my favorite.
I ment Echos
all of the wall album and animals album are great along with set controls to the heart of the sun
:) very nice!
Other worthwhile artists from that era: Jethro Tull, ELP, ELO, Yes and many more. Want to go heavier? Black Sabbath, Deep Purple.
PF's greatest run of albums: Meddle (insanely good), Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall. Want to go heavier? Black Sabbath, Deep Purple. Want to be more high / wacked out? The utterly awesome Hawkwind (strong suggestion: Warrior at the Edge of Time) who play "spacerock".
A joke band was formed in the 1990's writing new works very like PF's 70's stuff - Porcupine Tree. These guys are astonishing, were a great success and have churned out many new records; all very worthwhile. Most innovative PF-alike: Sky Moves Sideways, best overall album: In Absentia. Image PF melodic capabilities with more weight.
You’ve done it right you listen to the first of the big four now you need to listen to wish you were here animals and the wall then you can listen to the final cut . These albums are meant to be listen to not broken up and you will feel the same way with every one
Final Cut isn’t one of the big 4 though. Meddle is.
The most traditional transition is between "Great Gig in the Sky" and "Money." The transition from side 1 to 2 on the LP.
Now do Comfortably numb But from the Pulse 1994 live performance.
Then do straight after.. Run like hell from the same concert
The Righteous Brothers
This LP reaction should have been done on today’s date, the eclipse……kinda wild
Watching to your reaction to “Wish You Were Here” should be very enjoyable. Should be listened to like DSotM.
Pink Floyd, "Dark Side of the Moon". What became Classic Rock's, "Mind Music". More Pink Floyd the next album , "Wish you were here", then the next album, "The Wall".
Wish you were here is my favourite album of theirs you will love it
Animals will blow your pip. Also watch with the lyrics.
Maybe try roger waters "pros & cons of hitchiking" album
It has to be listened to in one go as it is a story
looks like that guitar started talking to you/...just saying:)
The Blues Brothers
The Band
Comfortably numb Pulse concert 1994. You will not be sorry!!
I’ve actually reacted to it, check it out!🤘❤️❤️ua-cam.com/video/dBVEipyyoqs/v-deo.htmlsi=ozY1u-4lRUu1LY5A
Laying back in a bean bag with a blacklight lighting up flourecent posters, smoking big fatties listening to DSTM over and over. Then Wish you were Here came out,then Animals,then THE WALL. That's the order you should do them in so it's like what it was for us way back then. I've watched hundreds of floyd reactions and there hasn't been anybody who wasn't blown away.
🤘🍃💨 the only way to listen to them
The Sinners/Games People Play
The Allman Brothers
Nothing Compares to Pink Flyod
Do the album Animals next!! Then pulse concert it'll blow your mind and enjoy!!
If you like this, listen to The Wall. Well, I say listen, but watching is better. Why? Among other things, the ending of the film is more satisfying
The Isley Brothers
Skipping defeats the whole object you need to listen to the whole thing in context weather you've heard tracks or not just SHUT UP & LISTEN !!
No time for time.......????? Maybe the best song?
Agree.
Lost respect. How did you think your views on a previous video you’ve done were more important than this legendary work? What planet are you from that you think it’s ok to skip songs on this masterpiece and encourage us to “click the link” to see you reacting to it before. No.
This Album needs to listened to in its entirety. I don’t give a shit whether you’ve reacted to one of their songs before. Just have some respect.
Skipping a track on a reaction video.Awesome for the new listeners.Who never heard this album before.BYE.
There is one rule when we listen to pink Floyd
Just shut up and listen
That shit put u to sleep go listen to their first it's the only one that matters its called Piper at the gates of dawn
The Who
skipping Time? just because you heard it once ?!?!
LAME! LAME! LAME!
you got a thumbs down for that blasphemy.
you skip parts of time. why ?
I have reacted to it in a previous video
You actually skipped Time? So gone from this site.
you skip??? big minus