Dark Side of The Moon Reaction Part One
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“Shorter of breath and one day closer to death” has a different meaning now that I’m 64 compared to when I first heard it at 18.
Will you still feed me will you still need me when I’m 64
I'm right behind you, at 60, and know EXACTLY what you mean!!
these are the realest replies on the planet lol
Me to Bro, I'm 64 and bought this when it first when it was first released.
Stop smoking !
So bloody refreshing to see someone who appreciates good music...someone who takes the time to actually listen and not fart around and giggle the entire video through. Great reaction!!
Yes!! Stopping the video every second through Floyd, Beatles, Stones, Doors etc is sacrilege 😔 Well done bruv. Keep on keeping it real.
Every one who has ever listened to Floyd with headphones has had that very same smile you had!
Or also just play it loud!
Dark Side of the Moon holds the record by far, for the most charted weeks on the Billboard 200. 917 consecutive weeks, From 1973 through 1988, A classic album that will never be duplicated.
Actually, in 1988 a change of rules happened, and the presence in the chart of albums older than fifteen years was forbidden. This is why, not coincidentally, Dark Side was ruled out of the Billboard 200 in that year. Otherwise, it would have remained for many years to come. Occasionally, the album pops in the charts even today. Truly incredible.
Soul Train Bro has the best reactions. Led Zeppelin reactions are always spot on and so are the Floyd ones. Thank you for making such great content!
@Anthony F. Tuffiano I love both groups equally. I cannot even begin to compare them, they are two completely different genres to me.
Enjoy amigo. No one else will ever replace this, kick back relax
The "GREAT GIG IN THE SKY " Knowing you are dying and coming to terms 😱💔😭it's your heart singing out your grief🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yes. Maybe that. And actually dying. And traveling to Heaven. And the peace therein
If you didn't already know what The Great Gig in the Sky was about:
Pink Floyd keyboard player Rick Wright wrote this song, which is about life, gradually descending into death. Hence the angrier and more intense first half with a dying person refusing to "go gently into that good night."The second half is gentler, as the dying person gives into the inevitable and fades away.
The 5 stages of Grief.
The graphic effect behind STBro is very fitting too during the last part of the song, since it looks like the singer's blood is spilling out. As if she died in a pool.
When I was pregnant I was on bed rest and listened to this through 3 pregnancies. When my babies got here they would get really quiet when I played it lol ! I didn’t play the crashing part but I did the rest . All of my kids love this album.
It is trippy . Before I die I want to listen to it actually tripping just to try it . It’s on my bucket list now . 🕶 Beats the virus !
There is no better intro . This album is EPIC .
Tried that once. The opening heartbeat was enough to make me and my friend hallucinate so bad we had to leave the room
You should!! Ive always loved this album but it wasn't until I ate a handful of mushrooms until I TRULY understood it. This album is EVERYTHING when tripping. Do it. At least once.
Mickey Mouse blotter did it for me.
Good plan. I tried playing along on guitar tripping but the strings felt so weird; like they were vibrating off the neck; I couldn’t play. So just chilled and listened. It was awesome 😎
I remember my friend calling me after she did acid for the first time and tellling me she finally understood why I love pink floyd so much. She never really got it when I played it for years while we hung out smoking weed, but I told her she should listen to it if she felt she wanted some music on the trip and she fell head over heels in love with them that day
"Take your time baby" spot on. It is a birth of a new baby, "Breathe". Following childhood with learning through playing and digging holes. Followed by youth that it is running like without head through life. Followed by learning of concept of time. Followed by learning of concept and acceptance of death.
19:24 - “Oh, she’s not done”
Lol
2000 years of philosophy failed to reach a rational conclusion , Floyd nailed it in 45 mins.
Totally
The wailing you heard in "The great gig in the sky" was meant to represent the five stages of death: shock, yearning, anger, depression, and acceptance. That lovely lady recorded the whole thing in one take!
As a kid, I was mostly a hard rock guy (Zeppelin, Sabbath, Rush, Van Halen), but you can't ignore the genius of Floyd. I'm always unclear as to how or what got me to listen to certain artists, but Wish You Were Here was my first Floyd experience. I was captured and enraptured. The rest is history.
Thank you for bringing this to young people, I’m 65 and bought this album when it was released, I was 15 years old. Probably the greatest album ever. Keep it up my friend, music is timeless.
To me that epic female solo represents your mind being born into your soul and becoming consciousness you just always felt that way to me
With nary a word, Clare Torry says everything in “Great Gig in the Sky.”
She improvised it right there in the studio.
Lightning in a bottle, thunder in yer soul.
I'm so glad that someone reacted to the whole album and not just tracks. The album is not a collection of songs. It's one continuous narrative
The words ‘shorter of breath and one day closer to death’ describe my losing battle with COPD, which unfortunately is a terminal illness. I’ve requested that this song and several other Pink Floyd favorites be played at my memorial service.
Annie in TN 🥰❤️💐
I feel sorry for anyone who goes through life without listening to this album straight through.
Oh god does this bring back that summer when I was 15. I don't think there was a teenager in my high school of 2800 that didn't own this album. Winterland was still open, you could still see the stars in the darkness of Golden Gate Park at night, the beach parties were exactly what you imagine, the acid was flowing and a lot of young women lost their virginity that year while the songs of Dark Side of the Moon played. It's been 47 years and I still remember exactly where I was the moment I first heard this. Damn, I'm getting so nostalgic. Better get up and go do laundry. Thanks for taking me back to some of the best times of my life.
Roger had a serious fear of flying
Great Gig In The Sky never ceases to give me goosebumps... every... single... time. Love this album so much, a true masterpiece.
Man I really appreciate you and your most awesome reactions to some of the greatest music ever made , Thank you sir.
Agree
you made me laugh every time you said "oh, she's not done!". it's amazing to see how much you feel this album, that is so deer to all of us, Pink Floys fans and (i like to say) lovers! thank you for this reaction. it ment a lot to me, at least
I'm a total newcomer to the whole 'reaction' phenomenon and have seen only a few now. I'm a big Floyd fan, for many years now. This was a really cool video. Liked how you gave the music time to breathe, didn't pause it and really enjoyed the perspective. It's cool to hear an see folks experience this music for the first time. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Love the effects in the background you’ve got there along with the music
Great gig in the sky ....... "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" Dylan Thomas
The Great Gig in the Sky goes through all the phases of accepting imminent death, starting with denial and ending with acceptance. There is a very faint whispering towards the end of the song, 'I never said I was afraid to die.'. That song, even though I have heard it literally hundreds and hundreds of times, still gives me goosebumps every time! And yes, Pink Floyd is my all time favourite group, David Gilmour is my all time favourite guitarist.
She did the great gig in the sky in one take
So nice to see someone sit& listen without interruption
This album was released in 1973... And it still stands up in 2021 perfection personified...
Dark side of the Moon is an experience yes it's a musical masterpiece but it is also a cerebral journey it is making you explore your own mind
70's Psychedelic Rock, Sometimes you gotta wait for it :)
I like the way you do these reactions. You're very deliberate with your words you choose. You don't have the canned/expected face of excitement. You listen and feel. Like we did way back in the day. Got me subbed to your channel. 👍
Even my grandmother thought this album was beautiful, and she was born in the 30's.
My father was born in 1933. He was a doctor. He painted, did photography and enjoyed music from the very start. He enjoyed quality whether it was Mozart or
AC/DC(this guy's better than Elvis ☺).
He was such a great guy. Wonderful human being and I miss him dearly. He'll always be with me anyhow.
Great music is ageless
@@billhiggins1882 If I told you the story of how my grandma heard this, it would probably touch your heart. It's a cherished memory for me.
Great read on the Great Gig In The Sky. My interpretation is she is standing before her Maker telling the story of her life experience. Beauty, pain, passion, sorrow and finally acceptance. After 50 years of listening, it can still make me cry.
Great to see these back here STB. Your reactions are the best. I would love to see you play this again fresh and see your reactions now that you've heard it a few more times, as it gets better the more you listen to it...
You got it ! Take your time , that’s what Pink Floyd is all about, they never rush anything!
I love the way you absorb every lyric & every note ♥️🎸🎤🎸♥️ There are 2 times in my life when I experienced the most intense emotion, Birth & Death 😢 I feel that same emotion listening to Pink Floyd 🎸🎤♥️💕♥️
You can not deny this album is a true masterpiece for all time. It's just a shame that some will never know.
You're commentary is superb, Soul Train Bro. Many thanks
sorry, misplaced apostrophe, meant your commentary
Taking their time. Why rush PERFECTION!
"Time" is ICONIC.
For me. ..when the song Time ends ,going to the song Breathe reprise. I always picture the tolling of the bell as a funeral procession beginning. As I travel to the great gig in the sky. I see and hear the her voice giving away to heartbreak and then to rejoicing for we will be in that great gig in the sky one day. Together
As others have mentioned, it's Tory vocalizing the struggle of mortality. Fighting viscerally against the terror and reality of inevitable death... and then the reconciliation, and acceptance.
Your reaction to this is awesome.... stuff I grew up with... now... 'time' has taken it's 'toll'
This was my first album I got when I was a teenager and I listen to it all the time and saw them in concert
Life is pain and suffering.
Don't let it corrupt you and take the easy way out. Be honest with yourself and to others.
man your so smooth. I am Impressed
"You have to explain why you are mad, even if you're not mad."
Her voice is going through the phases of finding out a loved one just died.....grief denial... ANGER - Remember her almost Screaming those high notes about mins into the song?...then she came back down after wailing her anger into the next phase...she's cried it all out for the moment...
SHE. Claire Torrey, has a video with her talking about how she made this in the middle of the night.....hair in curlers, housecoat
You’re referring to the singer who did vocals for The Rolling Stones , she showed up in her curlers & pjs to the studio
🎼Masterpiece 🎼
That album was seriously ridiculous... so far ahead of it’s time and nothing like it since
Great reaction. You were so calm, I really enjoyed it. 🙏🏻
Thank you!! 😁
@@SoulTrainBro 🙏
I’m still amazed at the reactions of true music lovers to this album....thought provoking .....timeless....can’t say that about many new robotic cookie cutter tracks produced lately...
Welcome to music Valhalla
You are my favorite person to see first time reactions. Others dont take the time to research and inquire about each artists history or reasons for each song. You appreciation and break down of each song is so great to see and listen to your opinions. Your open mind and respect for remarkable talent that these artist had/have is a breathe of fresh air to help me even appreciate more of what i grew up with.
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You're awesome... keep it up😁
The "run rabbit run" lyric. That what my wife calls it, the "run rabbit run" song. She never calls it by its title, Breathe. It's always just the "run rabbit run" song.
Glad you are here, STB.
Thanks for your great reaction Soul Train Bro and your background light patterns are just brilliant, especially with Floyd!
I remember clutching this LP in my hands and running home to play it for the first time back in 1973! What an experience it was to be listening to this pulsatingly good music which made you really feel it with all your senses! Still gives me that feeling at 64 and is one of my all time favourites.
Can I suggest you listen to
Dire Straits Brothers In Arms for your interest in music with anti war messages.
That describes all of us.....so truth
They ,eep the heart beat going thru out the side
Love your reactions soul train bro! You should check out Crosby stills and Nash (suite:Judy blue eyes, helplessly hoping, daylight again) and if you ever wanna listen to newer stuff king gizzard and the lizard Wizard is the best psychedelic rock out there right now, their albums Polygondwanaland and quarters! are amazing.. you kill it, love what you’re doing
The album is really just one song and the best album ever recorded
Great reaction. The music is timeless. I started listening to this back in the early 80's at the age of 13 or 14, I was literally locked in a dark closet with a Walkman and forced to (thanks to an older Cousin). As you get older the lyrics change and change again. To think Waters wrote these lyrics when he was in his late 20's. And the solo in Time has always been my favorite along with Page's in Since I've been loving You. You should check out Eric Johnson if you haven't, his music is very different song to song and even though he is probably one of the greatest guitar plays out there I would suggest Song for Lynette (in fact the entire Venus Isle album).
Floyd is famous for long mesmerizing intros, setting up great expectations!
A master piece. Always. Melissa Ward here. Good to hear. It's been a while.
Either the crashing of a plane or the take-off of a rocket ship depending on how your night is going
Claire Torrey sings about the 5 Stages of Grief.... Not Death !!!
It's mainly about "break-ups". And we have all been there.
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance.
Once Bitten never shy Dark side of the moon is the album of life!
Oh..She's not done....Haha...Was great to see..No..Until she sang all the emotions you felt and voiced...She wasn't done.....The great gig....We will all see sometime
well thats how we did it when this first came out anyway lol
He didn't crash his plane, he crashed his SPACESHIP!!!
Best to hear stoned
Gonna play at my funeral. cant wait
Pink Floyd was were I did all my heavy thinking. ❤
Roger Water’s Dad died in an airplane crash right around the time he was born.
Hey Soul train, the song pigs by Floyd, mention of white house, is actually about, a British political figure named mary white house .peace
Good old time acid music
Notelly Promter 🤪
You give little attention to the technical skills of each musician but I think the band members wanted listeners to just lay back absorbing the mood. One should listen to this after the day's chores are all done and you're off the clock.
Welcome to the Pink Floyd experience 👊🎼🎼🎼🎧💖🇺🇸🕇🕇🕇
Brother, in The Great Gig In The Sky, I believe it was her journey up, after she had passed away. And her acceptance, by song's end.
One of the greatest songs ever recorded, certainly the most ominous song.
The singer is Clare Torry, and she was a studio vocalist.
Here is her story of how she came to be on one of the greatest album in the world.
45 million records sold, and 14 'years' on the billboard album charts.
Peace to you. keep on keepin' on, STB !
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Widows wail...👍🏻
and she did it in one take
all these affects were created by them on home made machines
If you liked the guitar solos in this album, check out 'Comfortably Numb' at Pulse Live in Concert, it's from 1994, you WILL be blown away!!
Thought you did Pink Floyd a while back or are you reposting?
caseydog3 - These are reposts. STB did these PF reactions over a year ago.
Give a try you like Floyd and Genesis, so you will love this..
Rob Liverpool uk
Ah, mate..... Any pink floyd or British bands from the 60's to the 00's.... Hit me up bruv if you need any suggestions. It's such an honour to see people listening to Pink Floyd albums for the first time. We've done pretty good in the UK for good music. Peace and love from Lancashire UK ❤️
did this guy crash his plane? .. i think the busy guy under pressure had a nervous breakdown.
I think the explosion at the end of on the run is representative of an airplane crash, Roger Waters did have a fear of flying.
Said that he was mad for,, fucking years .. always been mad
How about listening to supertramp "crime of the century album"
a better intro you ask, ok Pink Floyd Wish you were here first track on the album, try and that guitar will blow you away.
10:35 There isn’t one. It’s all downhill from here.
Uh, almost fat fingered a complaint against your channel. Totally didn’t but dang. Sorry man
Great reaction!
Intro have a cigar pink Floyd
From wish you were here
Why was this deleted?
Not better but I think it’s good LED ZEPPELIN BRING IT ON HOME
They had a hard time selling tickets and albums then hit pay dirt with this one, then copied it over and over again only getting more depressing. I did see them three times, once in Carnegie Hall, saw them on this tour and the Meddle tour. I finally gave up on them, just to damn depressing. Just my opinion as a 50+ year musician and we all know what opinions are like.
You really wanna trip? Here a part of the concert experience czcams.com/video/GCWUwHft3ZY/video.html
Weirdest thing with this album. I’ve always hated it for some reason. Never understood the worship of this album. Just doesn’t resonate. Still think Pink Floyd is atleast top ten rock band in history.