CLASSIC! Pink Floyd - Time | Reaction
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CLASSIC! Pink Floyd - Time | Reaction
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This song gets deeper the older you get. And the back ground singers were sent from above for this song. Shout out to the Expos
THERE'S A LOT I NEVER HEAR MENTIONED.
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Yeah. What's Rusty Staub up to?
@@ronaldmorgan7632 he died in 2018 But He was the first guy I ever met as a player. He was a Detroit Tigers by then and before game back in the early 70s My dad introduced me to Ernie Harwell and he was interviewing Rusty Staub at the time.. Met Mark the bird Fridrich the same way :) Yes I am that old lol
@@skipwilliam5639 We're about the same age then. First A's player I ever met was "Jumbo" Jim Nash, a reliever. Must have been around 1970? Just before they brought up a kid named Vida Blue from the minors to see what he could do. LOL.
@@ronaldmorgan7632 You are just a head of me in age lol I was I'm just 57 lol I live in Windsor Canada but from my house I could see Tiger stadium from my window. And though remembering Vida Blue I only seen highlights of him on TWIB Never seen him play live. or the A's Not till Dennis Eckersley
Many people will say it, but for your own enjoyment, listen to the whole album start to finish. It’s a continual progression that blends from track to track. One of the best compositions of all time.
With headphones !
Well said!
He has listened to the whole album, on his other channel. He was in his car, but he did hear the whole thing. And yes, it's an all time classic. To me it's the best rock album ever.
Front to back, it's literally the greatest album ever. It's one big song.
Abso-bloody-lutely!
There's a reason this album stayed on the charts LONGER THAN ANY OTHER ALBUM IN HISTORY BY FAR.
Pink Floyd is the ultimate head music band. Their lyrics are deep and the instrumental sounds really carry you to another realm. Turn the lights off and crank it up. It's hypnotic!
Melissa Ward here. I
totally agree.Maybe shut your eyes too,lay back,and be enveloped. They are true Masters. . Just a perfect album. Please listen to whole lp,if you haven't Lfr.
This album was engineered by Alan Parsons. He not only was a genius engineer, but he also had a great career as a solo artist. Definitely worth looking into.
Your comment reminded me of the contribution of Eric Woolfson to The Alan Parsons Project. So many undervalued or unrecognized people helped (and still do) create the music we love. We love you. (edited to correct my grammar)
@@barrydouglas6276 Right On! Eric Woolfson was a visionary of the future in his lyrics. Eric is just as much responsible for the success of the APP as Alan was himself, no doubt. "Eye In The Sky" & "I Wouldn't Wanna Be Like You" for starters. Also, the vocals Lenny provided helped a lot too!
@Buddy Faulkner, Yeah man, Alan Parson is a brilliant sound engineer, musician, etc... The apple don't fall far from the tree with the Parson's. Alan's father Denys Parson was all about the sound of music, so much so he created the "Parsons Code."
@@216Numbskull I felt momentarily stupid. I had in my mind associated that phrase with Alan not Denys. No matter how much you know there is always much more to learn. What a wonderful world!
True dat. Alan Parsons was in fact the engineer of this record.
I used to lie on the lounge room floor, with the stereo speakers on either side of my head, so I could drown everything else out, when listening to Pink Floyd. Nearly everyone I knew had their albums, being a teen was the best in the 70' & early 80's.
LoL I love it...someone else laying on the floor with the speakers against their ears...Memories 🥰
@@deborahharper3126 yep and the stickers and blue pyramid poster 74 i think or 73?
One of my favorite songs ever. This song gets me very emotional. I wasted 12 years of my life, so when they sing the "you missed the starting gun" line it always gets me.
Pink Floyd is Legendary! This song was written in 1972, 50 years ago, (I was 16 years old att), and it still holds up today as good as ever, maybe even more so! All Pink Floyd songs are like that, works of art. And the lyrics of this song,... impressive to say the least, especially when you realize it was written by guys in their mid 20s, very insightful young men. Incredible!
I've been a huge Pink Floyd fan since this album came out in 1973, the "Dark Side of the Moon" album. That album went 14 X Platinum, and sold over 50 million copies to date, (and still counting), and it spent 962 weeks on Billboards Top LP's of all time, that's over 18 years! Again, incredible.
I was probably around 14 or 15 years old when this song came out. My brother used to play it in the room next to me and I just couldn't wait to get my stereo system so I could steal his albums while he was gone. He caught me because he kept them clean and my fingerprints were all over them.
I was 5! Lol!
"I bet all of the sounds mean something." Yes, you are correct... the "pendulum" is the ticking of a clock (thus the song title), while at the same time there is a heartbeat sound. A very simple-to-grasp musical explanation that your pulse is like a ticking clock and that one thing that definitely unites us all is the same, unstoppable progression of time. As others have pointed out in the comments, this song definitely hits you deeper as you get older.
I had heard this a thousand times, never really listened to it until I was in the hospital with cancer wondering if I was going to make it. It really hit home, life had passed me by I "missed the starting gun", it seemed.
I'm glad you made it !
This is just life! Floyd just was reality! Too real for most of us!
That guitar carries all the longing and desperate sadness of lost dreams and youth as clear as the lyrics do.
You hit that. Lament
The transition of this into "The Great Gig in the Sky" is a complete thematic masterpiece. It outlines the whole transition of a human's existence, from Earthly life, then passing into the turmoil of death, and then unavoidable acceptance of the inevitable Beyond.
I believe the message is: time precious, life is short, don't waist a day, an hour, a minute of it. Because if will eventually come to its end, so use it as much as you can, the best you can. But the way the lyrics are written is just ingenious, so deep, so abstract. A perfection.
My friend, this song is as deep as you get, and it encompasses one's life from inception to death. It truly is a Timeless masterpiece that can resonate with everyone. It seems to mean more the older you get. Mustn't I forget, David Gilmour, on Lead Vocals and Lead Guitar. This is absolutely one of THE BEST guitar solos ever put to tape. It just doesn't get any better.
Gospel is this.
I first heard this when I was 21. I am 70 now and I am still not tired of it.
@@armadillotoe 41 here, I've got to ask: does it still change a bit every time?
True and amazing…. So, so many but another when David Bowie initiated “Comfortably Numb.” The vocal blend between David’s takes you to the clouds. Rick / David G too.
Back in O.C. Calif when I was 27 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"...
I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Scott Page” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen.
It's a masterpiece, a dire warning against wasting one's life.
The genius in this song is that every time you hear it is a different experience. Beautiful music from every aspect. Pink Floyd music is timeless and I believe the will be studied and held with the same regard as classical music is today.
What Pink Floyd did between Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall is truly mind blowing
With age comes wisdom. It takes a bit of age to fully appreciate this song. I was young when this album came out, and I would listen to it and enjoy the sound. Now, it can bring tears to my eyes.
It just gets sadder and sadder.. 😢
Two things are important for any Pink Floyd song. The music, and the lyrics.
But mainly the lyrics and the music.
and this clown keeps pausing!!!
Master class of music, vocals and lyrics. Time is a classic that will remain for all time.
Dude. Old white guy here. I hate when someone goes on a rant in the middle of a reaction video.... However, what you said touched me. You get it. Now I got it. During your short rant there I felt like you were talking directly to me. You spoke wisdom. I like that. Thank you!
One of the greatest guitar solos of all time 🔥🎸
Loved your take on this song. Back in my youth, I would sing along to this, with the interpretations of a young mind. Now, at the start of my winter years, this song weighs on my heart, and brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for sharing your experience with the rest of us. It's very much appreciated.
Thank you for this reaction. What a powerful, real message. I appreciate your humility and inspiring wisdom and the sharing of your experience. May the Lord bless you and your family.
Yes! There's a reason this album was number 1 for like a freaking decade.
Listen to “great gig in the sky”. . . Spoiler . . The vocalist is a tiny little white woman named Clare Tory. And she did the whole song in one take and was given no lyrics, just a bass line.
She totally speaks without words.
2 ½ takes…go watch her interview on here!
The back ground singer is Claire Torrie, one the most iconic backing vocals of all time, shine on bro ✌️⌚🦌, you need to listen to the full album, and a little bud for company lol🦌✌️
Claire‘s not singing here
I can’t believe I missed your reaction to this one, I love seeing people react to it because it’s such a deep song and it really hits different the older you get. I often wish I’d have paid more attention when I myself was younger to this song
Over the years many great Black women vocalists sang with PF. Need to listen to this entire album beginning to end. The songs don't start and stop, they just kinda melt and evolve into each other. Dark room, laying back with your preferred "mental adjustment" with your 🎧 on.
The older one gets the more relevant this song becomes and hits really close to home
Don’t beat yourself up over “not getting” a song on your first reaction. There’s a reason that we listen to these classics time and again.
This is an amazing song that means something more every time you hear it. It’s that good, and truly a masterpiece. It’s awesome to the watch you “get it”… because now that you’ve got it, you’ll get something else every other time you hear it.
Thanks so much for the reactions!
Sweet man, music from my era was deep..am pleased that you appriciate that as a young man.
i LOVED your genuine reactions to this incredibly profound song. even your jokes hit the mark without being frivolous. nice work man
This song hits so much harder when you get a little older this album is such a masterpiece.
So many deep lyrics in the Pink Floyd catalog. Some of my favorites are "onward he cried from the rear as the front ranks died", ""did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?"....
Absolutely SPOT ON analysis. It’s nice to see someone who actually gets how profoundly deep this song is, especially your dead on the money understanding of the sun reference.
I love it when people pay attention to these lyrics. It's like a wake up call.
The greatness of this song is that if you are mature enough, it’ll get you to reflect on not only your life, but life in general.
I remember hearing this song for the first time with a bunch of my friends, I think it was about 1975. A can honestly say it was a marker in my life and it’s kind of haunted me ever since.
This song never fails to give me the goosies. Been my favorite song (next to Sittin on the Dock of the Bay by Otis) since I first heard it as a kid. Now that I"m older it hits so hard.
Alan Parsons was the sound engineer on this album.
He went to a clock shop and recorded the clocks going off
And I shall call it, the Allen Parsons Project.
Austin Powers is back y’all
Pink Floyd never gets old. Dark Side may be the best album ever made. As a commentary on the human condition, it's as relevant today as it was in 1972. The music is just as dynamic and fresh as the day they recorded it. A true masterpiece and work of art.
Nothing like hearing Pink Floyd for the 1st time. I was hooked.
Don’t forget the heartbeat that goes with the songs beginning your times running out and when your heart stops your time is done
It's one of the best selling albums of all time for a reason. I was raised on their music.
Love you Van! Your journey is our journey as we experience it with you vicariously. Keep doing what you do! Learn, grow and most importantly live and love
Once you hear this song you can never un-hear it. It plants a seed in your brain that germinates over time, and eventually you're sitting in the tree's branches enjoying its fruit for as long as you live.
That's a meta reaction... "I missed it before. Now I've got it". That's the song in a nutshell!
Great, honest reactions as always. Keep it up
Listening to this since I was a teenager. About to hit 50.
This song is HARD and SCARY. Like, really, really scary.
They touch on mortality in several songs. And it's possibly not massively popular.
But also real.
Pink Floyd. Thank you for bringing painfully to my attention another thing I'd feel more comfortable ignoring.
Oh, and the musicianship is first-class astonishing as always.
this song hits harder and harder the older i get , and i to agree its never to late to start chasing your dreams and its always better to be moving in the right direction... for me this song is not that you cant catch up but that the longer you wait the harder it becomes
This song is life. The clocks symbolize the start of life. The lyrics and music represent the progression. Culminating in the tolling of the iron bells and the softly spoken magic spell representing the funeral ritual
Floyd wrote some of the greatest lyrics in the history of music! :)
What a beautiful and sensitive hopeful reaction..love Pink Floyd
And to think they wrote this in their 20's. A started listening to Pink Floyd at 12 and now that I'm 60 their music touchs me deeper.
Yes, Pink Floyd makes you think deeply while still entertain the hell out of you with surberb funky tunes.
Anything from the Pulse concert is outstanding! There even better live!
There's a HUGE difference between hearing and actively listening.
some of the best contributions of Pink Floyd's sounds where the great Alan Parsons a legend in his own musical contributions
I have always appreciated the breakaway Alan Parsons Project. Some remarkable stuff, not very well known.
Someone said it to me this way once: "Find a dream you want to achieve ... but do yourself a favour - pick something you're good at."
you should check out the documentary on how this album was made...based on the technology of the day, it makes you appreciate not only their strive for perfection, but also their genius to try things that hadn't been done nor machines invented yet that could do them...long before computers were household names...Rock ON!
12 bass drops before the song kicks in - for every number on the clock face - everything is there for a reason - genius
Last Words Spoken To Son Ziggy,,
"You Can't Buy Life"...Robert Nesta Marley
..R.I.P...One Love For True..Rastafari 🇯🇲🙏❤
Greatest album ever, Floyd owe everything to the blues! Without the blues we would have no Floyd. God bless Pink Anderson and Floyd Council and all of the blues greats.
"....missed the starting gun." After 35 years of knowing this tune, this line hits harder ever time I hear it.
Sittin' here, sippin on my cuervo, watching this...as you sippin' and listening to my music, and talking about being in HS music programs...just like me. Just like me. Thousands of miles apart. Generations apart. But you bring us all together. Music is magic, because it can do this. Hello, Brother. We ARE one. Thank you for your post.
Oh hell yea it digs deeper the older you are.. I turn 65 in a few months and it reaches into my soul.. deeply. And dude, this is deep music.. don't worry, your hearing it now.
Thanks for articulating this song so we'll.
like you,I have a 25 year old daughter,who sadly self harmed recently within an inch of her young life.
I made me me stand back and evaluate my own life and my journey,I am in bad health due to work accident and now i feel the true meaning to this song.
to me,it's about life is short,we only have a short time here,and making the most of our lives is so important, especially our family and loved ones.
yeah they are unbelievable indeed thanks for that!
Dark Side of the Moon is an album best listened to in its entirety. To that end, I recommend this: czcams.com/video/R6tYeg5Bj4g/video.html
It is the full audio/visual experience for that album. Definitely give that a watch, as the videos accompanying the songs really bring them to life.
Edit: Also, you should check out the entire "Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii" concert. They played a live show for an audience that had been dead for nearly two millennia.
Those sounds are your life drifting away . . . They are telling you to make the best of the time you have got.
Got you!! Once that moment hits where you realise that "what you're listening to, means soo much more than what you're hearing" You will forever listen to Pink Floyd in a totally different way. There are so many poignant lyrics and amazing musical qualities in their music that sit you on right your ass when you least expect it..... Enjoy the ride!!
My youngest girl turned 33 yesterday, brother. It's amazing -- amazing -- how old I've become so quickly. And yet, while my body tells me so, I do not feel old.
The tolling of the iron bell is the reaper knocking on your door and goes right into the “Great gig in the sky”
"Life Is What Happens To You While You're Busy Making Other Plans"
John Lennon
R.I.P. 🙏 ❤
I really love watching you young folks discover music that was so important to me in my youth
Amen to what you're saying about it never being too late. I'm 63, a late bloomer for sure, and I'm still actively doing the work I love, never giving up on my dreams. The only thing that'll stop me is death, is the way I feel. And even as a ghost I'll still be doing what I love, lol. And yes, this is a great song. This is one of the first albums I ever bought with money I earned as a dishwasher back in 1976.
It’s a wake up call, when you’re young life seems long then suddenly you’re old and you missed it
The baseball team of all my youth...Montreal Expos...Thank you Sir, funny enough i went to watch baseball games at the Montreal Stadium and went to see Pink Floyd concerts, (4) at the same place...enjoy..Pink Floyd is an adventure..been listening to them for the last 45 years...happy that you are getting into this beautiful journey
What's really a trip is to listen to songs for three decades. And one day it sounds brand new all over again bro,i was a musician first half of my life. When this occured with me i told a long time band member this. And his reaction was wow man i know"! But what i mean by that is the message is the same words but means something else all of a sudden ! As you are a different person now than you were then.. . Profound !
The real artificer of music
His words will have meaning to each individuals life . Interpreted
In many many ways.
Don't keep your light under a bushel, Van. Let it shine!!
Pink Floyd are my heroes.
And I'm so happy you have finally reacted to them bro💙
This album got me through the last two years of high school... as has been said when the world got too much... turn off the lights, headphones on, crank it.
For head tripping... GREAT for a great relaxing day.
My all time Favorite Floyd song. One day I was at the mall with my kids and went into the Bose store I was sampling some of the equipment and this was one of the test songs I cranked that baby up as high as I could The manager came running out of the back expect to see a bunch of kids and laughed when he saw the thirtysomething-year-old with two toddlers jamming out.😂🤙
I totally agree. Not just musicians but engineers.
The Floyd experience is 3-fold IMO. The stage show, the music and lyrics. If you hear a PF song for the 1st time in a live performance, the visuals and the music could distract you from absorbing the lyrics. You can be excused for that.
It's a shame that modern audiences don't appreciate that without the lyrics of Roger Waters, much of this music would not exist.
Life wrapped up in a masterpiece of a song.
Yep. Exactly how it was first time i heard it in 1977. That's how old my album is. Now, it has a whole new meaning. One of my favorite and well played albums.
Floyd has always been my favorite band, been listening to then since the early 80,s
Long time fan and this is my FAVORITE Pink Floyd Song.
Such a good review. We’re so busy running through our lives that we rarely stop to listen to our soul’s reaching out.
I had this explained to me about this song.
The clocks and bells at the beginning is your birth. The "tolling of the iron bell' at the end is your funeral.
Do not let your life get closer to the end before you "wake up" to see it has passed you by.
That really drove the point deep.
I was fortunate to be at one of these concerts. Heard Time in person, it was Incredible!!
Thankyou. Watched this at a time that I really needed this pep talk
This song made me love and appreciate music way back in the day. Glad you caught it 😉
Most people miss the heartbeat that runs through this song.
This album was on the Billboard album chart for over 900 weeks. 18 years.
There's good reason for that.
Love Pink Floyd…time is ticking away even before they get into the lyrics. Everything they did meant something. ⏳⌛️🕰