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DON"T ever apologize for getting emotional especially with Pink Floyd songs. Pink Floyd is an experience, a journey. If you do feel emotional, the song hit you right. Been listening for over 50 years and they still get me emotional (yes, I am an emotional Italian).
Over 50 years here also! Never gets old, 65 years old Canadian 🇨🇦
Never ever 🤍
You beat me to this comment. Your emotions are a part of you. No need to ever apologize for crying. I'm a 49 year old male, and I cry during some commercials, nevermind emotionally powerful music, etc. Enjoy it fully, for you.
Ditto! 65 in California. They have ALWAYS been in my top 5 all time.
My words exactly.
Fifty years of
Watching them grow as a band/ personaly. Made my high school yrs smooth as silk - (79- 73).
And your correct- a total expense, as I matured with them x4.
I'm 65 and I can tell you, this song bites harder with each passing year. "Every year is getting shorter" indeed. But, there's no more beautiful way to express it! Great reaction, as always.
63 year old here amen
Only 53. But the last 3 years of my life have been deeply transformative. I have connected with myself more than I could have conceived. With it came a move from fear of getting old and death toward the beauty and naturalness of the cycle. That doesn't mean I don't mourn my loved one, but I appreciate the process. And now. Even mourning and crying, I still feel connected and at peace.
Weird, I know.
@@MhantraxI don't think that's weird at all - that's spiritual maturity. I feel the same way - I don't fear the reaper (although tbh I'm not looking forward to the reaping process, as Woody Allen said, I'm not afraid of dying, I just don't want to be there when it happens, lol). I know exactly what you mean about mourning, having lost my sister last year. I felt as you describe. Everything is connected in this one grand, glorious system, and I'm content with my tiny part in it. It all is as it should be. Nothing is going to happen to me that hasn't happened to every living thing that ever lived. "Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime." Shine On!
@@TheFremenBlue Thank you for your reply, I appreciate that you took the time ❤️
Enjoy what you have, Fremen
Most people have cried listening to this timeless piece.
I had a friend who was tripping on acid with me and some friends. He ran out the room screaming and freaking out when he heard it. Took a good half hour to calm the poor bastard down.
The first time (no pun intended) I heard this I was 22 and in two weeks I'll be 74. Everytime I've listened over these 52yrs it's had a different effect on me but the one consistent is getting a tear in my eye and now I get some regret.
My first time was 12 and I'm now 60. I've lost count of the amount of times I've heard this song and thought something along the line of "Gee, probably should have paid more attention to this when I was a kid."
I'll be 62 in a few days. Yes, this song has a much different meaning now since when I first heard it.
Yeah. That line '...and then one day you find ten years have got behind you... you missed the starting gun' really hits differently when you're old. Released 51 years ago last Friday. I was 15 at the time and I first heard it later that year. Could not believe how different it was from _Atom Heart Mother!_
I think you stole my comment LOL. Almost down to my birthday (74 in 4 weeks). Hard to believe that 50 years have got behind us, eh?
@@RoboSteave 😆 Ain't that the truth!
I’m 65, and the older I get the more this song impacts me. Never stop getting emotional to this one.
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I was 9 years old when Dark Side of the Moon was released in 1973. Back then, I didn't worry about getting old. Now, I recently turned 60. Now, this song has totally different meaning because I am definitely on short time. But I will continue to live my life to fullest.
My step dad was the one that gave me this album when I was like 16 (2003) of course id heard Pink Floyd before that and knew who they were but hadn't listened to a whole album. Time was his favorite Floyd song and made sure to point out who real it was and felt. Of course at 16 I was like yeah yeah I get it lol. Now at 37 with a 15 year old kid the ten years have certainly got behind me and I often feel that I missed the starting gun.
I recall a story I read one time where a guy said that he had graduated from college, but was just coasting along, delivering pizza, not really caring about anything. One day this song came on the radio and he really heard it for the first time. He started weeping right there and had to pull off the road. The next day he applied to graduate school in an entirely different country, just to completely break out of his pattern. At the time of his writing he had a great career, a fiance, and everything was going good. He credited his entire turnaround to hearing this song, when he was ready to hear it. One of the most powerful songs ever written.
LOL Boy that story hits home except I was 33 sitting at work really doing nothing in life and while I had listend to the song hundreds of times this time I heard the words. I went home packed my bags only knowing I had to leave. I ended up in Germany and went to Uni and became an engineer there and am now back in the States. I may have missed out on years of being productive , I am now doing well and now know how to enjoy life to its fullest every day. I am 60 and have a nephew 19 I got him to listen to this song (not really his type of music sadly). I gave him my CD with a note telling him to listen to it on his 35 birthday again. I hope he does! Yes it does bring tears to my eyes ever time I hear it.
@@daved9404 one day he definitely will haha. the oldies will always get to the new gens, and I'm 21! song had me tearing up🥲
This is an absolute masterpiece
These guys were in their early twenties when this song was originally composed - the insight into life is truly amazing
You say you’re not in a position in your life to handle these deep meanings, yet you are. Even when you’re young, you never know how much time you have left. So gather that courage, and enjoy every moment and appreciate all you have, and all the people in your life.
Amen.
Everyone suddenly becomes an expert in human psychology
53 years old and this song just hits harder every time I listen to it. No need to apologize…it was a beautiful and genuine reaction to a brilliant song.
I am 66 and graduated high school in 1975. That year my life was just starting. I saw Pink Floyd in April 1975 at the Cow Palace south of San Francisco. That concert was the best I have ever attended. They played alone for 4 hours. Entire Dark Side of the Moon album and entire Echoes album and several songs from their new album Wish You Were Here. I still have the comic book program they gave out as you walked in the Arena. I saw them again in May 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum Arena and many rock critics say they were at their best that tour and show I saw. They were incredible. I saw so many great concerts in the 70s and 80s. Led Zeppelin, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Rolling Stones, Lynryd Skynryd, Dave Mason, Fleetwood Mac, Robin Trower, Frampton, Tom Petty, The Cars, The Allman Brothers, Journey, The Who, Jethro Tull, Rod Stewart and many more. We who grew up in the 70s were so lucky.
Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, Judas Priest, Chicago, Beach Boys, Marshall Tucker Band, Santana, Tower of Power, War…etc. We chewed the the same dirt back in the day. Bill Graham really spoiled all who grew up in the Bay Area.
@@kellahella5286 Yes we did chew the same dirt, LOL good one, and smoked pot together I am sure! And were at many of the same concerts too and probably cruised the Strip together with all the other cars and pretty Northern California girls. Wonderful times I would never trade.
The only thing better then listening to them is to see them surrounded by tens of thousands that feel the same way. I was fortunate to see them when I was a young man and so were they . The 60 s and 70 s were a truly magical time for music . Never to be again .
Saw them do this on the Dark Side of the Moon tour in ‘74. Damn we were lucky.
The song isn't about dying, it's about not living. It's a lesson to use your time wisely and get the most out of the most and maybe only precious resource we each own, TIME. Peace/JT
I am 52 and since I was 14 I have been listening to Pink Floyd and even after 38 years they move me and make me cry every time I listen to them, when several days go by without doing it it is like I need it to relax my mind and my body, never apologize for crying for music, feeling emotions is the best thing it gives us. Thanks for reacting to Pink Floyd, greetings from Rio Tercero, Córdoba Argentina!!!
Please don’t apologize. Thank you for sharing an honest piece of yourself. That matters. Glad you were touched.
I'm 50yrs old. Cried with you
To listen to the entire album of Dark Side of the Moon, is to take a ride on a roller coaster of emotions. Each song is tied to the next one. After 50+ years of DSOTM, new listeners are still being amazed by the incredible catalogue of their work.
the time to listen to this is when you're young - BEFORE you've made all the mistakes and squandered your time. it is a cautionary tale and if you absorb it and learn from it you will have a better life. I was 22 when it came out and the absolute wisdom it conveyed was so obvious. this and other great songs of that era had a profound effect on me and helped shaped my life. as a result, I've had a really incredible amazing life - I have few regrets. thank you Pink Floyd for your insight and wisdom.
I hope you're doing ok.
This song has brought millions of tears to millions of faces. Just know, you are not alone.
Pink Floyd’s lyrics here are universally felt. We all got the same feeling you did. You’re not alone.
Arguably, in my opinion, one of the best songs ever created. Welcome to the club.
50 years have got behind me since I first heard it
Don't apologise when your heart speaks. Music touches it, and there are things you feel but can't name. It's the same for everyone. Music is often inexplicable because it actually has a magic in it. And a person like you, who is so wonderfully open, can feel this magic. Maintain your openness and ability to feel magic throughout your life.
You will then see beyond the horizon into a wondrous reality and you will be in the Otherworld.
Pink Floyd knows how to punch you in the emotions.
This song was meant to be followed with The Great Gig In The Sky.
If Pink Floyd doesn’t stir up emotions in you, then either you’re not hearing it fully or you’re a robot.
Facts ⭐️
Now I'm 66. And I wonder how wise was Roger Waters, when he was about 30. HE was the author of lyrics.
Never apologize for having human emotions. Many of us feel exactly the same way. It is a very deep song, with lyrics that speak to everyone. It's very emotional and we feel it too.
I just read all the comments from the boomers out there like me. They wrote what I felt like saying. I would say its a beautiful thing to see your consciousness opening up. We are eternal spirits on an endless journey IMHO...Peace to you on your path. (I've been lucky enough to see PF 6 times, going way back to 1977 when the Animals album came out...)
Please no reason to be sorry for tearing up. Pink Floyd music has emotional effect on everyone who has feelings. Sometimes I tune out on the lyrics and just listen to the music so I don’t get depressed. Enjoy your reactions, Thank you.
The older you get, the harder this hits. I am 60 and this song keeps getting more real everyday. I am one of the lucky ones who didn't 'kick around on a piece of ground in my home town or miss the starting gun,' but believe me it was only by pure luck that I got away from that place and there were many great people in my life who made sure the 'starting gun' was blasted into my ears when I wanted to just sit around and not move.
But every year is getting shorter and there are many regrets all the same.
I saw my grandmother today. She hasn't seen me in 2 years. She is 88. It was an emotional reunion. Don't be selfish. Think of those around you. Time is precious. We all miss the starting gun.
I love the drumming.
Always studio first so you know what it was like when people first heard it when the album was released. Then do the live, not only to gauge the differences but also see what the audience felt like when they heard these songs they knew, but live for the first time.
Growing up listening to this song since I was a kid, I didnt pay attention to the lyric meaning, but each year now that Im older, the lyrics ring in hard, truth smacks you in the face, thinking about all the years that was wasted instead of enjoyed.
I was 17 in high school when this album came out, I'm 64 now, this song makes me tear up every time, how did they know that at such a young age,
Truly this question has mystified me forever & not just with them ALL the greats its **Magic** to me ~shrugs~ &i Luv every minute of it! RockON!!!
Methinks you are lying about your age!😁
@@terrytowelling8114 ok, I was 13 in 1973 when this album, came out, I just remember at 16 we loving it, still the song time is timeless,
" Time is like a river, a violent current of events, glimpsed once and already carried past us, and another follows and is gone."
Marcus Aurelius.
This is the way life is. One day you're 25, you go to bed then when you wake up you're 65
Lol, so true!
Pink Floyd understood life, they hit the nail right on the head with their lyrical depictions of daily life for the everyday person and the less fortunate, you might not connect with the lyrics so much while you are young but as you get older the lyrics seem to start and hit home, this was another beautiful reaction from you...
Enjoy the cry girl! I am nearly 60 and have heard this song hundreds of times. it still brings a tear to m eye every time. Let it out.
This song will have a deeper and more profound effect on you as you get older.
"You are young, and life is Long". There is time to live today. Thank You for sharing. When your heart fills it needs to spill over from time to time, cleansing the Soul. This song gets through, to many People. Stay Strong!
Pink Floyd gets you in the feels a lot. The more you feel it the better it is❤😊
all pink Floyd songs are emotional. they bring out the hidden feelings inside everyone and lay them bare. no other band can do it so consistently. ❤
Best band I've ever seen live
This album came out when I was 14. Blew my mind and started my journey with Floyd.
If Pink Floyd makes you cry it only means listened to the music. Never a need to apologize. They play directly to your emotions. Sometime just David's guitar will make us cry, no lyrics needed. I'm 68 and after 50 years of listening to this album parts still bring a tear to my eye. In fact, the older I get the deeper this song hits me.
No need to apologies for the tears Floyd has this effect on people their lyrics are thought provoking, and their soundscape brings out emotions this has made their music long lasting and still relevant today after this was released 50 years ago.
I was 16 when I bought this album on its release in 1973 the track which follows this Great gig in the sky brought tears to my eyes then and still does now..
Yes.
The music is wonderful, so beautiful and soothing.
The lyrics...are anything but soothing. They are disturbing.
And..the older you get, the more they hit home.
Cheers.
5:14 Chuckles at the "Eargasm"... AND THEN THAT SOLO HIT HER RIGHT IN THE SOUL.
I am 61 and every word is true and hits like a hammer blow, believe me.
Your reaction is absolutely right and beautiful. Pink Floyd just want you to do something with your life
Hi beautiful Ola, what I know about time is when you're young it seems to go so slowly, and as you get older it passes so quickly.
Let your emotions flow sweetie. It shows your heart and humanity.
It is a deep and very emotional song. It’s was also my jumping off point for Pink Floyd when I was 10 and it’s still and incredibly beautiful and at the same time deviating real about one’s time passing
That line,
“And then one day you find
Ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run
You missed the starting gun”
Is sobering. I think especially for those in their 20’s and their 30’s first hearing this. It’s like a lightbulb they weren’t ready to turn on. But, this is life.
This album, “Dark Side of the Moon” came out 51 years ago. March 1, 1973. I was on a Facebook post talking with friends about what song I thought was the best. This is the song I chose. The concept of time is something that rules our lives. And it’s a human construct.
Yes. Good you did the studio version. And you really must listen to the album in one sitting.
watching you brought tears too my eyes. tears of joy
Beautiful honest reaction young lady...yes... the song is all about reality and our acceptance of it.
seen them 5 times greatest band ever !
in your reaction I felt like I was listening to it for the first time too, thank you
Just when think you' ve heard this ten thousand times you listen again and just sit in awe of the creation of this legendary music.
This song is pure reality. Time is going by faster and faster (to me), and realizing I will be 70 in just 15 short years is pretty scary to me. Gosh, where did those years go? Im really having a hard time processing it all.
Same .. 15 yrs I will be 70😳😎
This song means more to me today than when it first came out. Life and Time has passed so fast. Every day one day closer to death. Sad to think.
Un des plus grands chefs d'oeuvre de la musique, tout époque et tous genre confondu...
Please don’t ever apologize for feeling these songs. They made this music for us to feel it and get something out of it about our lives . When we cry it just means it’s working and we are understanding the music the way they want us to. If u don’t cry during PF once in awhile then u just aren’t listening hard enough . Just go with it . We expect u to cry FYI! We also cried when we heard this song for the first time and I still cry sometimes even after hearing it 1,000 times over. That’s the magic and the gift their music brings. It makes us get in touch with emotions we rarely explore or want to explore ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🤍Therapy before there was Therapy so to speak🤍
When you’ve had a long difficult day and you finally get to pop down and listen to Pink Floyd it’s good medicine
When I come home cold and tired, it’s good to warm my bones beside the fire
...don't apologize for relizing you have a soul. ~welcome to Pink Floyd, it was beautiful to watch.
It's OK to cry I'm 60 & I still tear up. The greatness of PF takes us to different mind spaces & we learn to Feel our emotions in a good way. Just learn to close ure eye's when listening. Do Great gig in the sky next. Always do the studio version first. Great,Great reaction that u so much!!!!
Think u so much.
You are about to hear one of the best songs ever made.
This is one of the best reaction I have seen before. I have been grown up with this music (my birthday is in the year 1959) and this music was normal for me. But now I have seen how younger people are reacting to this music and I am so happy. Because this music was normal for me and I didn't realize how great this music is.
But now I know and I am happy young people are recognizing how great this music is.
Thx a lot to all of you, you made me so happy and you made it I am recognizing which perfect and amazing music this is.
Sorry for my english, my native language is german, I am from Austria in the middle of Europe where famous musicians were born :)
“No one told you when to run. You missed the starting gun.” Think about it.
Literally every chance you had you passed off or f**ked up.🙈🙉🙊😢
There are a lot of life lessons in Pink Floyds music.
Also a 65 year old still love the Floyd even go to pompeii with me headphones on❤
as a 23 year old man, and a stoner, i’ve only recently heavily gotten into older music and man pink floyd has made me cry so hard. the guitar just fucking speaks to me and the lyrics are so powerful. god i love music. born in 2000 but i wanna be a 70s baby so bad.
70s were idyllic.
Your reaction is what I remembered feeling when listening to this album at my uncle's house for the first time. He had it on Reel to Reel, back in the mid 70's, and put me on my back, eyes closed and had two Allegro speakers in an A shape over me. Never forgot each visual journey this album evoked. You might want to listen to it from start to finish...later. Thank you
I think this should be required listening for all youth, with the lyrics of course.
Yes this is the track that transitions directly into "The Great Gig in the Sky" and that just adds so much context ❤
Great reaction. I first heard this song aged 10 in the early 1980's and it blew me away as had not heard anything like this before but was too young to appreciate the lyrics. As you get older and the decades pass the meaning of the song hits very deeply. The whole Dark Side of the Moon album is a masterpiece and I recommend listening to it from start to finish.
A pleasure to watch. Dark side of the moon is for me the perfect album. When I listen to it, I feel like I've spent a quarter of an hour listening to it. Time has a superb intro and a wonderful Gilmour solo. thank you very much for the analysis/reaction. I'm 58 and I know that in ten years' time I'll still be listening to this album.
Your emotions are real, this song brings them out in a shockingly subtle way. You can't unhear those words, and you know what it means.
Even in + time speed it sounds amazing .
never apologize for honest emotion
Just take the meaning Ola and don't forget it for your rest of your life! You are so young, enjoy and live your life in your best way! 🤘
As everyone says, you don't just listen to Pink Floyd. You feel it! Enjoy the rest of the journey into Pink Floyd 🎉
Your reaction so, so real and honest. Beautiful. Thank you, 😘❤PJ
If you can take something positive from this song, it's to enjoy what you have when you have it. Nothing lasts....so appreciate what you have. Look around you and take it all in.
Dont be sorry young lady,enjoy every day of your live. Much love from 🇮🇹💯💋
When i saw you close your eyes and put you hands over the ear phones i knew you got it. in 1994 i flew from Australia for the PULSE concert, Comfortably Numb has Dave Gilmour playing at his best. especially the second solo which is arguably the BEST most epic solo you will ever hear. he can make a guitar, talk sing and cry all at the same time. another great song is Wish You Were Here, which is the song i taught myself to play acoustic guitar on. i'm 70 and have been a Floydy for 50+ yrs now. Don't stop your journey, you wont be disappointed !!!!!!!!!
Hello, when I saw you had an Instagram account I posted a link to the whole PULSE CONCERT on there for you. Enjoy 😉 Peter
Well done for listening from the beginning. Most people start at the chimes. This is a song which “chimes” with so many people. “One day you find ten years have got behind you”...with me it was four...I was lucky and caught up. I’m 75 now and it’s still such a true song...”shorter of breath...every by year is getting shorter...plans that come to naught...hanging on.”
Don't apologize for crying, this is a profound song, and it's really powerful. I'll tell you what you could do is simply listen to the entire album because it's a concept album of sorts but the track sequencing is amazing and some of the songs flow right into the next one and it is so atmospheric.
You can handle it, even scientists, over 50, years haven't figured out how pink floyd puts you through a time space continuum ,
My fave song❤
I've just watched a review of the whole DSOTM album where none of the lyrics were mentioned. Your reaction to Time is so refreshing on the back of that. So thank you!
This is one of the best songs in the PF canon and is one of the saddest songs in the whole of rock.
"Hanging on in quiet desperation
Is the English way
The time is gone, the song is over
Thought I'd something more to say"
Don't apologize! The ability to feel and express emotion is such a valuable trait. This world needs much more of it. Because its real and honest. And this song mirrors those traits, so it will elicit those feelings. Everyone who hears this song has a different background, life journey, pain, joy, and all of the above. But we all are an inevitable victim of time. It rules us all. And the ability to allow different people to share an emotion together is so powerful and beautiful. This is my first time watching one of your reactions, but I will for sure be checking out more. Just stay true to yourself, never feel bad for being yourself, and it will allow the listener to experience what you're experiencing with you. It's extremely powerful in ways I'll never be able to explain. lol I hope you and anyone who happens to read this has a lovely, safe and positive day/night!
If you listen to it in a certain mood Dark side of the Moon can make you cry several times, its that beautiful of an album
You are forgiven. Floyd does it to everybody. That's why they're so legendary. 😎🇺🇸
Do not worry about it my dear lady ... this song is meant to bring out feelings of loss and desperation ...but it also highlights taking the time to enjoy life .. well at the end of the song .. I have been listening to this song for decades .. it is always thought-provoking.. take care, my dear .. know that we/I am there for you .. take care
Pink ****** Floyd... Always hits hard.
Nothing wrong with feeling emotions through music, for me music has helped me to feel emotions after a traumatic childhood. Sending hugs 🫂 🤗 wherever you are
My first ex-wife was a bit younger than me, so I introduced her to Pink Floyd. The first hearing this she freaked a bit because she had a "thing" about loud bells. But she did fall in love with them almost as much as I do. When you are young you take time for granted, but with every passing year as you get older, the lyrics mean more to you. Time goes by quicker, and you wonder where it all went to.