you will find DSOTM in some charts around the world still in the top 100, they say that since its release 1972/73 its been in the charts somewhere on earth since...thats 38/39 years.....mind blowing...or 1,976/2,028 weeks.....crazy
I've listened to this album from beginning to end literally hundreds upon hundreds of times. I feel so lucky to have been a teenager in the 1970s -- the greatest decade for music.
Even back in '73 the sax and jazz piano sounded weird coming from the band responsible for _Piper_ and _Ummagumma._ But this was also the band that gave the mic to an unknown backup singer and had her riff for 5 minutes without a clear idea of what she would do....
I'll never forget listening to this song, age 16, driving downtown Tulsa Oklahoma about 4 in the morning. Not a soul on the road, the sun was just coming up and I was just coming off an incredible trip. Climbed the Mayo building and watched the rest of the sunrise. I wasn't alone and I was not driving lol.
I love watching you get off on the music and shake your head and with your eyes closed you are going to another place within your soul, it's fun to watch and very inspiring.
I've seen you react to several songs from 'Dark side of the moon' and see how they tickle your soul in a good way. I'd really recommend you listen to the whole thing. Just take 45 minutes out of your day, kick back, maybe light a spliff (or don't, it'll be a trip either way) and experience this epic take on life in its entirety. This album to me is like a soul massage. Always relaxing and soothing, but a different part of the album might hit me right in the feels at any particular time I listen to it. Like a physical massage, it'll make clear where you're hurting, while healing that pain. I would love it if you'd listen to 'Dark side of the moon' in a reaction vid, but if that is problematic for some reason, please just do it for you off-screen. Totally dig them wild rock n' roll curls by the way :) Keep rocking like you do!
You've said everything that I would. Excerpt Please raise your right hand and repeat after me I hereby swear to never again listen to the album Dark Side of the Moon in just one song at a time but only as a whole album from start to finish ideally at a laser light show. But a dark room at the maximum volume as possible in a dark room with black-lights and some of that old Columbian incense burning in the corner on a true quad speaker system. You may now be seated and put on your headphones and experience the genius of Pink Floyd
In the "good ole time" of Walkmans... I had one with auto-reverse, and a good headset. One of my "custom tape" (I had the vinyl but not easy to listen in high school) with DSTOM on one side, and WYWH on the other... Every evening I went to bed with the "magic tape" on, auto-reverse and had a DSTOM/WYWH loop every 45 minutes... Felt asleep with that, and just emerge to turn the Walkman off in the middle of the night. No need for incense, not need for artifices, at that time I didn't even smokes a simple cigarette. But I was high every time the "band started a different tune"... See ya! ...on the dark side of the moon.
Well said. Absolute Truth. This album needs to be heard in it's entirety in one sitting for you really to grasp it's full meaning and brilliance. Same can be said about "Wish you were here" and "Animals"
It really is a concept album about all the different stages of life. You’re absolutely right, you never know which part of the album is going to hit you at a given time. It really allows you to lost in your own thoughts. It’s like self therapy.
Their deep and thought provoking lyrics, are sometimes overshadowed by their amazing ability to surround them with the type of musical composition that ranks right up there with the great composers! People will be listening to their music 100 years from now! FYI - This was my favorite make out song when I was young!
Brings to mind a little bit of Black Sabbath... "Generals gathered in their masses, just like witches at black masses." ... "Evil minds that plot destruction, sorcerers of death's construction." (Hope I remembered those right)
Ya gotta listen to "The Dark Side of the Moon"....non-stop...beginning to end. There is a meaning to each of the songs that will all come together as an entirety.
Check out Great Gig in the Sky, Any Color you Like, Eclipse and Braindamage. and the live version of Comfortably Numb from the Pulse tour is beyond epic!
As you go through Dark Side of the Moon, you might notice, there is not a single repeated chorus in any song. They did the entire album without a standard lyric, chorus, lyric, chorus song. They broke the mold.
In my humble opinion...Pink Floyd is music to be listened to loud with headphones, laying down with your eyes closed; and just allowing yourself to experience
I did not realize when I was young and listening and loved Pink Floyd music that they actually was heavily impacted by the horrors of WW2 and the impacted it had on their parents and also them as kids. Its gives a much bigger impact to their early music. At least in my view, specially for the genius contribution from Roger Waters albeit David Gilmore is my favorite due to his soulful guitar skills.
The true GENIUS of "Us and Them" is that, while it's all about the brutality, the horrors, the futility and senselessness of war, it's all set to one of the most beautifully lyrical instrumentations imaginable. The song flows, soft and gentle at first, almost like a dream, only to suddenly thunder with shock and awe, then to go right back to soft and lyrical. Add in Dick Perry's explosive sax, and you have musical nirvana. PF at their best!
In the 70s when I was around 17 or 18 I used to listen to this album, start to finish, so often, lying on the floor in the dark living room, or with my girlfriend at the time. It's my all time favorite album. I'm so glad that it has the same effect on young people today. Good for you! Now I'm *hooked* on listening to Billie Eilish just as much! She's amazing! How did she ever come along? So glad she did!
The discovery satisfies the journey, and Pink Floyd is not just music but a journey. First listened to this 47 years ago, my second Pink Floyd album the first being "Metal" given to by friend who said ," you gotta hear this", so my journey begin. Nice to watch you beginning yours!
420since1974 I always see you in the comments on these reactions to Pink Floyd and that’s a good thing because people don’t appreciate Pink Floyd as the old times, have a good one brother
From Wikipedia: The Dark Side Of The Moon is among the most critically acclaimed records in history, often featuring on professional listings of the greatest albums. The record helped to propel Pink Floyd to international fame, bringing wealth and recognition to all four of its members. It has been certified 14× platinum in the United Kingdom, and topped the US Top LPs & Tapes chart, where it has charted for 956 weeks in total. With estimated sales of over 45 million copies, it is Pink Floyd's most commercially successful album, and one of the best-selling albums worldwide. In 2013, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress for being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
I believe this album, "Dark Side of the Moon", still holds the record for the most weeks being on the Billboard 200. The album is quite the experience! Great reaction!
Thank you thank you!!! I first heard this in 79 at school away from home for first time. It reminded me of my dad and tore me up. My favorite of all time! I saw your tear!
Dark Side of the Moon, THE BEST RECORD THAT HAS AND EVER WILL BE PRODUCED ON PLANET EARTH! Pretty sure about that. OK, I will calm down now......but you get the idea that this record redefines the word BRILLIANT. Can we all, at least, agree on that? I grew up listening to this record and I feel very lucky to have grown up in this era.....so very, very lucky. Nice reaction. TY.
These guys took musical talent to a whole 'nother level. Appreciate what great musicians they are. Cherish them while they're still here. One day...All we'll have are the memories...
So great to see people hearing Pink Floyd songs for the first! So long ago, hearing DSOTM for the first time was EPIC for me! This should be heard start to finish, with headphones in the dark!
Rock 'n roll is a very broad genre, and that's one of the things I love about it. In it you'll find hard rock, acid rock, punk, funk, soul, blues, country ... You can even find elements of classical and jazz in rock. Pink Floyd took its name from two great blues artists Pinkney " Pink " Anderson and Floyd Council, and even though many see Floyd more as progressive rock, they always kept blues and soul elements alive in all their music--note the sax, guitar, backing vocals, etc. If you want your mind blown with some of the most soulful, ass kicking singing you've ever heard, listen to The Great Gig in the Sky.
I remember hearing this album for the first time as a childunit, every time I listen to any song from it... What you feel listening to Pink Floyd will never leave you... Once you feel it, you will always feel it.
i WAS THERE FOR THE ONLY CONCERT IN THE USA !!!! !973. They played only one time in the usa for this album! This is the biggest selling album currently in the world. I WAS THERE!!!!
Music is about feelings and truth telling. One of the hardest hitting performance was a cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “Hurt” sung by a dying legend Johnny Cash. Another heart string puller is “Lazarus” by David Bowie.in the video you see his sunken face ravaged by cancer, the weak body fighting against the final nod. Heart breaking and beautiful.
That's about as honest a reaction as I've ever seen. Glad to see you enjoying the music. Do take the suggestions, even if on your own time, and listen to the album beginning to end. It's thematic and it definitely builds upon itself.
I'm so glad you did US AND THEM you are awesome and I'm going to say what has been said a Millions of times before I said it this is the greatest rock and roll album ever made..........
Dark side of the Moon sold over 45 million copies & was on billboards records charts from 1973 to 1988 top 50. Most everyone that I knew had a copy of the album , tape or CD.
The intro with the sax is pure musical velvet the lyrics are absolutely spot on with the experiences to whats going on day after day there is a lot of good in this world but unfortunately there is far to much greed and bad things going on aswell we all have so much to learn pink floyd are telling us whats happening its for us to put it right today great reaction keep on rockin girl
One of the best songs ever written by the late keyboard player for Pink Floyd; Rick Wright. One of his songs that you should try doing a reaction video to is "Summer '68"; a song from their 1970 album "Atom Heart Mother" that he wrote about a one-night stand he had after a gig.
For Pink Floyd I'd recommend the title cut from Wish You Were Here. It pulls me every time and I've listened to it for over 40 years now. That whole album is definitely worth your time to check out, all tracks are killer, quinticental Pink Floyd. Hope you had a Merry Christmas and all the best to you in the New Year. 😊
This is about how we continually divide the World into 'Us' and 'Them'. Both at the small scale individual level and at the large scale level , with religion, nations etc. It particularly shows how the prevalence of such an attitude can lead to the ultimate expression of 'us and them' - war.
Man if the whole world could put a few songs on their headphones SMH everybody would be more chill LOL. These guys just have that ability to make you relax and feel good. Legends. Great reaction hun
Seventy years to the day after his father was killed in a desperate battle with German troops in Italy, Roger Waters unveiled a memorial in which he paid moving tribute to the man he never knew. The founder of Pink Floyd was just a baby when his father, Lt. Eric Waters, died during the bitter, close-quarters fighting that took place after British and American troops landed at Anzio in Jan 1944 in order to outflank the Germans and liberate Rome. His unit, Z Company of the 8th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, was all but wiped out in an aggressive German counter-attack on Feb 18, 1944. His remains were never found. The death of his father has haunted the British rock star all his life and inspired many of Pink Floyd's best known songs,
Mike K I appreciate the history lesson about anzio Italy. But you're forgetting one country and that is Canada why I know this it's because my uncle, my mothers brother landed in anzio Italy. With other Canadian troops.
@@robertlongwill8856 Absolutely Robert. I was attempting to give some superficial insight about the song(s) but should have paid more attention to detail and made sure to add "Canadian forces" as well. As they were attached to U.S. Fifth Army I blindly included them under that umbrella without acknowledgement which was wrong; a sin of omission. Thanks to your Uncle for his service and we Americans are always proud of our Canadian "brothers in arms" who are always at the ready to defend freedom and liberty. "Lets Go...Canada!"
Mike K I assumed you were a Brit but he was an amazing man but he was also an alcoholic. And he went from Toronto to Vancouver all of his adult life. I have a great respect for anyone who serves their country and I'm going to say this including non allied countries. And thanks to the Americans for their participation
I love your reactions. A lot of other people's reactions are acting the way they think their viewers want to see. You allow your authentic self show and that's refreshing.👍👍👍💪❤
Congrats on finding the best band ever - as others have mentioned, you owe it to yourself to listen to the entire "Dark Side Of The Moon" album in one sitting. It is an experience like no other. Thanks Scribe!
Yup.. there she goes again... that was a saxgasum... I know she loves drums, but I've seen her reactions long nough... that is one bad arse sax player. Have seen them live, and I see myself in the crowd looking over and around, and there you are... jamin like a thousand others in the crowd that night... same effect a generation later... love u girl lol... an you looked under the weather, but snapped out of it when the sax began ...bless you!
I saw them perform this live when it was new back in must have been 72 at Fairfield Halls Croydon, epic!! Also got to go round to Roger Waters house in Horsham, Sussex when he lived there... Epic again, nice guy, fab band!
No words are really required in addition to your reaction. You got this instinctively. And it's nineteen seventy bloody two! I was only 13 during that year, but the generation then were not 'behind the door', ie, quite sophisticated. The past is full of such wealth. Thank you.
The whole album is a masterpiece. That's why it stayed on the charts for 741 consecutive weeks.
holy crap, thats over 14 years!
And now its lore than 950 weeks
When it was reported that the album dropped out of the charts, the next week it was back in for another string of weeks.
I doubt any other album has done that.
you will find DSOTM in some charts around the world still in the top 100, they say that since its release 1972/73 its been in the charts somewhere on earth since...thats 38/39 years.....mind blowing...or 1,976/2,028 weeks.....crazy
I've listened to this album from beginning to end literally hundreds upon hundreds of times. I feel so lucky to have been a teenager in the 1970s -- the greatest decade for music.
James S you and me both man. This is the greatest album of all time. Never gets old and is relevant at any time🙏
Graduated in 73
Magical times
Ditto
This album Never disappoints... Master Piece.
This was the first album that I bought with my own money. 1973. I feel blessed to have lived through some of the best music ever made.
Even back in '73 the sax and jazz piano sounded weird coming from the band responsible for _Piper_ and _Ummagumma._ But this was also the band that gave the mic to an unknown backup singer and had her riff for 5 minutes without a clear idea of what she would do....
Thankfully Alan Parsons knew who she was.
So do we...
One of the most melodically gorgeous, deeply moving lyrical poems ever written. People will be experiencing Us and Them a thousand years from now.
Long live Syd Waters Gilmour Mason and Wright... people will listen to their music for the next thousand if we survive that long
Floyd is timeless. It transcends time and space.
I've already been listening to it for 40 years! lol
Completely agree they are in the conversation with Mozart and Beethoven !
I'll never forget listening to this song, age 16, driving downtown Tulsa Oklahoma about 4 in the morning. Not a soul on the road, the sun was just coming up and I was just coming off an incredible trip. Climbed the Mayo building and watched the rest of the sunrise. I wasn't alone and I was not driving lol.
I love watching you get off on the music and shake your head and with your eyes closed you are going to another place within your soul, it's fun to watch and very inspiring.
I've seen you react to several songs from 'Dark side of the moon' and see how they tickle your soul in a good way.
I'd really recommend you listen to the whole thing. Just take 45 minutes out of your day, kick back, maybe light a spliff (or don't, it'll be a trip either way) and experience this epic take on life in its entirety.
This album to me is like a soul massage. Always relaxing and soothing, but a different part of the album might hit me right in the feels at any particular time I listen to it. Like a physical massage, it'll make clear where you're hurting, while healing that pain.
I would love it if you'd listen to 'Dark side of the moon' in a reaction vid, but if that is problematic for some reason, please just do it for you off-screen.
Totally dig them wild rock n' roll curls by the way :) Keep rocking like you do!
You've said everything that I would. Excerpt
Please raise your right hand and repeat after me I hereby swear to never again listen to the album Dark Side of the Moon in just one song at a time but only as a whole album from start to finish ideally at a laser light show. But a dark room at the maximum volume as possible in a dark room with black-lights and some of that old Columbian incense burning in the corner on a true quad speaker system. You may now be seated and put on your headphones and experience the genius of Pink Floyd
In the "good ole time" of Walkmans... I had one with auto-reverse, and a good headset.
One of my "custom tape" (I had the vinyl but not easy to listen in high school) with DSTOM on one side, and WYWH on the other...
Every evening I went to bed with the "magic tape" on, auto-reverse and had a DSTOM/WYWH loop every 45 minutes... Felt asleep with that, and just emerge to turn the Walkman off in the middle of the night.
No need for incense, not need for artifices, at that time I didn't even smokes a simple cigarette. But I was high every time the "band started a different tune"...
See ya! ...on the dark side of the moon.
Completely agree
Well said. Absolute Truth. This album needs to be heard in it's entirety in one sitting for you really to grasp it's full meaning and brilliance.
Same can be said about "Wish you were here" and "Animals"
It really is a concept album about all the different stages of life. You’re absolutely right, you never know which part of the album is going to hit you at a given time. It really allows you to lost in your own thoughts. It’s like self therapy.
Their deep and thought provoking lyrics, are sometimes overshadowed by their amazing ability to surround them with the type of musical composition that ranks right up there with the great composers! People will be listening to their music 100 years from now! FYI - This was my favorite make out song when I was young!
Amen to that. Pink foyd deserves to be remembered and listened till the sun goes super giant and destroys the earth. They deserves nothing less.
no matter how many times i listen to them their music is still as haunting as ever and I've been listening to them for 30 years
This track is timeless and a musical masterpiece. ❤️
"Forward" he cried, from the rear, and the front rank died.
The generals sat, and the lines on the map moved from side to side.
Nuff said.
Especially poignant today (Nov 11).
Most of WW1 was fought along a line between France and Germany and the line didn't move very much in several years yet millions died.
Chris Bradley yep
@@jamesanderson5268 ....also from the flu😟
Brings to mind a little bit of Black Sabbath... "Generals gathered in their masses, just like witches at black masses." ... "Evil minds that plot destruction, sorcerers of death's construction." (Hope I remembered those right)
From one of the greatest albums ever made.
I love that Floyd never rushes anything.....they just let the instruments and vocals just "breathe".
(in the air)
You should definitely react to "the great gig in the sky" by Pink Floyd
Ya gotta listen to "The Dark Side of the Moon"....non-stop...beginning to end. There is a meaning to each of the songs that will all come together as an entirety.
Same thing goes with the "Animals" lp.
And The Wall.
Lights off, headphones on.
And "Wish You Were Here".
Check out Great Gig in the Sky, Any Color you Like, Eclipse and Braindamage. and the live version of Comfortably Numb from the Pulse tour is beyond epic!
David Bailey Comfortably Numb from the live album “Is There Anybody Out There” is even better, it includes Roger.
The most beautiful song ever written about war, conflict and survival.
As you go through Dark Side of the Moon, you might notice, there is not a single repeated chorus in any song. They did the entire album without a standard lyric, chorus, lyric, chorus song. They broke the mold.
The Beatles had already done that with A Day in the Life
“Forward he cried, from the rear, and the front rank died. The general’s sat, and the lines on the map moved from side to side.” Devastating lyrics.
World War 1 and the great push, presumably, my friend..
In my humble opinion...Pink Floyd is music to be listened to loud with headphones, laying down with your eyes closed; and just allowing yourself to experience
You should listen to Pink Floyd great big gig in the sky,you will love it because of the vocals.
I suggested this also. Hopefully it will happen soon.
Great, Pink Floyd.....!!!!!
I did not realize when I was young and listening and loved Pink Floyd music that they actually was heavily impacted by the horrors of WW2 and the impacted it had on their parents and also them as kids. Its gives a much bigger impact to their early music. At least in my view, specially for the genius contribution from Roger Waters albeit David Gilmore is my favorite due to his soulful guitar skills.
listen to the album as a whole. a great musical experience.
Matthew Shimwell was meant to be one concept melding
Into the next track to the end .
After enjoying your brief, yet concise take on "Us and Them"....
i scribed and rang the bell. :)
Very nice! Looking forward to more.
This song was actually written for the movie Zabriskie Point by director Michelangelo Antonioni but it was never used.
Last words of the song:
"For want of the price, of tea and a slice, the old man DIED!" THAT's just one of the examples of "Us & Them"...
that sax is fantastic
Great reaction. Pink Floyd slowly drag you into their world, and once you're in, they got ya. And there's no way out. Best band ever.
When this came out I was a teenager and wow a few tokes and I would just zone for hours lol.Thank You love for the memories 🙏🏼🌹
The true GENIUS of "Us and Them" is that, while it's all about the brutality, the horrors, the futility and senselessness of war, it's all set to one of the most beautifully lyrical instrumentations imaginable. The song flows, soft and gentle at first, almost like a dream, only to suddenly thunder with shock and awe, then to go right back to soft and lyrical. Add in Dick Perry's explosive sax, and you have musical nirvana. PF at their best!
In the 70s when I was around 17 or 18 I used to listen to this album, start to finish, so often, lying on the floor in the dark living room, or with my girlfriend at the time. It's my all time favorite album. I'm so glad that it has the same effect on young people today. Good for you! Now I'm *hooked* on listening to Billie Eilish just as much! She's amazing! How did she ever come along? So glad she did!
The discovery satisfies the journey, and Pink Floyd is not just music but a journey. First listened to this 47 years ago, my second Pink Floyd album the first being "Metal" given to by friend who said ," you gotta hear this", so my journey begin. Nice to watch you beginning yours!
Please react to Pink Floyd - "Time" with lyrics. I've been listening to it for 45 years and the lyrics become more and more relevant as I age.
420since1974 I always see you in the comments on these reactions to Pink Floyd and that’s a good thing because people don’t appreciate Pink Floyd as the old times, have a good one brother
From Wikipedia: The Dark Side Of The Moon is among the most critically acclaimed records in history, often featuring on professional listings of the greatest albums. The record helped to propel Pink Floyd to international fame, bringing wealth and recognition to all four of its members. It has been certified 14× platinum in the United Kingdom, and topped the US Top LPs & Tapes chart, where it has charted for 956 weeks in total. With estimated sales of over 45 million copies, it is Pink Floyd's most commercially successful album, and one of the best-selling albums worldwide. In 2013, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress for being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Head banging to a saxophone solo, right on!
Hey now, it’s a trip and a joy watching you relive my life with me, it’s the best musical journey and proud to have you onboard. Much love
amazing reaction. Love it, and thank you for listening to it properly and taking it in!
I believe this album, "Dark Side of the Moon", still holds the record for the most weeks being on the Billboard 200. The album is quite the experience! Great reaction!
You are correct, 900 weeks on the Billboard charts!😲🤤🥴🔥♥️✌️
Thank you thank you!!! I first heard this in 79 at school away from home for first time. It reminded me of my dad and tore me up. My favorite of all time! I saw your tear!
Dark Side of the Moon, THE BEST RECORD THAT HAS AND EVER WILL BE PRODUCED ON PLANET EARTH! Pretty sure about that. OK, I will calm down now......but you get the idea that this record redefines the word BRILLIANT. Can we all, at least, agree on that? I grew up listening to this record and I feel very lucky to have grown up in this era.....so very, very lucky. Nice reaction. TY.
Another great reaction. Excellent selection. If I may, I highly recommend "Great Gig in the Sky"
Keep rocking.....
This album was on the charts for 736 consecutive weeks from 1973 to 1988
Another great song on their amazing album, Dark Side Of The Moon.
These guys took musical talent to a whole 'nother level. Appreciate what great musicians they are. Cherish them while they're still here. One day...All we'll have are the memories...
So great to see people hearing Pink Floyd songs for the first! So long ago, hearing DSOTM for the first time was EPIC for me! This should be heard start to finish, with headphones in the dark!
The album never gets old. Brilliant composition and musicianship throughout!
I love your hair more than ever. Live with it!!!
it's official--- you are now an honorary boomer--welcome baby sister
I love your love for Pink Floyd. And I love your hair though. Keep on doing your thing. You Rock!
Rock 'n roll is a very broad genre, and that's one of the things I love about it. In it you'll find hard rock, acid rock, punk, funk, soul, blues, country ... You can even find elements of classical and jazz in rock. Pink Floyd took its name from two great blues artists Pinkney " Pink " Anderson and Floyd Council, and even though many see Floyd more as progressive rock, they always kept blues and soul elements alive in all their music--note the sax, guitar, backing vocals, etc. If you want your mind blown with some of the most soulful, ass kicking singing you've ever heard, listen to The Great Gig in the Sky.
Love it!!!
Girl that saxaphone touchin that soul...
That smile cute too...
I remember hearing this album for the first time as a childunit, every time I listen to any song from it... What you feel listening to Pink Floyd will never leave you... Once you feel it, you will always feel it.
This song, Great Gig in the Sky, Comfortably Numb & Hey You, always make me teary eyed!
This is my absolute favorite Pink Floyd song. The music and lyrics. Highs and lows. It’s perfection
i WAS THERE FOR THE ONLY CONCERT IN THE USA !!!! !973. They played only one time in the usa for this album! This is the biggest selling album currently in the world. I WAS THERE!!!!
She’s so charming and witty. So fun. Groovy girl!
Love your reaction love the song
Music is about feelings and truth telling. One of the hardest hitting performance was a cover of Nine Inch Nails’ “Hurt” sung by a dying legend Johnny Cash. Another heart string puller is “Lazarus” by David Bowie.in the video you see his sunken face ravaged by cancer, the weak body fighting against the final nod. Heart breaking and beautiful.
Thank you!!! The greatest track of ALL time! I know the feeling. My same reaction back in '78! Happy 2020. You get it! Great job! Still hits me!
That's about as honest a reaction as I've ever seen. Glad to see you enjoying the music. Do take the suggestions, even if on your own time, and listen to the album beginning to end. It's thematic and it definitely builds upon itself.
👍 “with, without and don’t deny it’s what the fighting is all about.” Got that right PF.
Floyd will forever be iconic...
One of the most underrated Pink Floyd songs and imo actually one of the most underrated songs of all time.
Another one of my Pink Floyd favorite song,thank you.
I'm so glad you did US AND THEM you are awesome and I'm going to say what has been said a Millions of times before I said it this is the greatest rock and roll album ever made..........
Dark side of the Moon sold over 45 million copies & was on billboards records charts from 1973 to 1988 top 50. Most everyone that I knew had a copy of the album , tape or CD.
Tingles down your spine music, love the Floyd
The intro with the sax is pure musical velvet the lyrics are absolutely spot on with the experiences to whats going on day after day there is a lot of good in this world but unfortunately there is far to much greed and bad things going on aswell we all have so much to learn pink floyd are telling us whats happening its for us to put it right today great reaction keep on rockin girl
I think she liked it. I did to, the first time I heard it over a half century ago. Timeless beauty.
This album should be listened to all at once, no interruptions. Preferably very stoned. A masterpiece that will stand the test of time.💞✌
The whole album connects in one way or another Pink Floyd is magic!
It's amazing how this song gives you the ability to just drift away.
Love when that sax comes in.
The true reason i love reaction videos is, i was between 17 and 20, when i was having the same, feeling. Live you all. Thank you.
always like seeing surprise on someones face the first time they hear that sax ring out in this song!
One of the best songs ever written by the late keyboard player for Pink Floyd; Rick Wright. One of his songs that you should try doing a reaction video to is "Summer '68"; a song from their 1970 album "Atom Heart Mother" that he wrote about a one-night stand he had after a gig.
For Pink Floyd I'd recommend the title cut from Wish You Were Here. It pulls me every time and I've listened to it for over 40 years now. That whole album is definitely worth your time to check out, all tracks are killer, quinticental Pink Floyd.
Hope you had a Merry Christmas and all the best to you in the New Year. 😊
Great reaction 🫶
Your hair was electrical charged it was captivating like you, keep reacting you are a ⭐️
This is about how we continually divide the World into 'Us' and 'Them'. Both at the small scale individual level and at the large scale level , with religion, nations etc. It particularly shows how the prevalence of such an attitude can lead to the ultimate expression of 'us and them' - war.
Love how you just sit back and let it in...so just and right to what's being offered. Awesome you are....
Man if the whole world could put a few songs on their headphones SMH everybody would be more chill LOL. These guys just have that ability to make you relax and feel good. Legends. Great reaction hun
That's one of things about Floyd, they're reflective, introspective thought provoking.
Your reactions are so honest....back when this was done...we almost made it, young lady..almost...
Seventy years to the day after his father was killed in a desperate battle with German troops in Italy, Roger Waters unveiled a memorial in which he paid moving tribute to the man he never knew. The founder of Pink Floyd was just a baby when his father, Lt. Eric Waters, died during the bitter, close-quarters fighting that took place after British and American troops landed at Anzio in Jan 1944 in order to outflank the Germans and liberate Rome. His unit, Z Company of the 8th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, was all but wiped out in an aggressive German counter-attack on Feb 18, 1944. His remains were never found. The death of his father has haunted the British rock star all his life and inspired many of Pink Floyd's best known songs,
Mike K I appreciate the history lesson about anzio Italy. But you're forgetting one country and that is Canada why I know this it's because my uncle, my mothers brother landed in anzio Italy. With other Canadian troops.
@@robertlongwill8856 Absolutely Robert. I was attempting to give some superficial insight about the song(s) but should have paid more attention to detail and made sure to add "Canadian forces" as well. As they were attached to U.S. Fifth Army I blindly included them under that umbrella without acknowledgement which was wrong; a sin of omission. Thanks to your Uncle for his service and we Americans are always proud of our Canadian "brothers in arms" who are always at the ready to defend freedom and liberty. "Lets Go...Canada!"
@@robertlongwill8856 I don't mean to pry but just curious if your Uncle was with The Devil's Brigade?
@@mikek5958 actually he was in the Royal Canadian Navy. He died at a young age destitute and alone
Mike K I assumed you were a Brit but he was an amazing man but he was also an alcoholic. And he went from Toronto to Vancouver all of his adult life. I have a great respect for anyone who serves their country and I'm going to say this including non allied countries. And thanks to the Americans for their participation
The best (misguided) band of my lifetime. Genius music, perfect arrangement and performance. I can not recall ANYONE that was better.
If/when you get to it, Brain Damage and Eclipse are always played together.
classic love pink floyd love from scotland
I can tell Pink Floyd puts you into a super chill state, it's dope.
This song was actually written for a war documentary, but it was declined by the producers because it was too emotional.
I love your reactions. A lot of other people's reactions are acting the way they think their viewers want to see. You allow your authentic self show and that's refreshing.👍👍👍💪❤
“For want of the price, of tea and a slice, the old man died”...
Congrats on finding the best band ever - as others have mentioned, you owe it to yourself to listen to the entire "Dark Side Of The Moon" album in one sitting. It is an experience like no other. Thanks Scribe!
Like the song said "Up and down, and in the end it's only round 'n round"
I always think of Manhattan at 3am with wet empty streets and blinking signs when I hear the sax.
Yup.. there she goes again... that was a saxgasum... I know she loves drums, but I've seen her reactions long nough... that is one bad arse sax player. Have seen them live, and I see myself in the crowd looking over and around, and there you are... jamin like a thousand others in the crowd that night... same effect a generation later... love u girl lol... an you looked under the weather, but snapped out of it when the sax began ...bless you!
Such a great point about the rhythm of life.
What a great song. You just kind of melt into it.
I saw them perform this live when it was new back in must have been 72 at Fairfield Halls Croydon, epic!! Also got to go round to Roger Waters house in Horsham, Sussex when he lived there... Epic again, nice guy, fab band!
No words are really required in addition to your reaction. You got this instinctively. And it's nineteen seventy bloody two! I was only 13 during that year, but the generation then were not 'behind the door', ie, quite sophisticated. The past is full of such wealth. Thank you.