I'm from Russia. I understand their music without knowing the words. They speak with music. Pink Floyd is the best. I advise you to listen to The Final Cut
Here is a Pink Floyd experiment for you: Go back and listen to one of your previous favorites again and see if it becomes your new favorite. You may discover that your favorite is always the last one you heard. Glad you found Pink Floyd. There is no other like them.😎
Damn, when you started with pink floyd experiment I thought you were going with the urban legend about The Wizard of oz combined with Dark Side of the moon😅
@@swfcocs1 Yeah, it is an urban legend, but the coincidence is cosmically scary, how serindipity can work in such a way that beat for beat, Dark Side of the Moon matches up to Wizard of Oz in such a specific way...
@@42Mrgreenman I did try it and while there are some wacky coincidences at times I think people overstate the case, it's classic people seeing what they want to see I think
@@swfcocs1 Oh yeah, there's definitely a psychosomatic element to how we percieve things...sometimes we want or hate something so badly that we will wholy embrace the worst biases up to and including fabricating a new reality...
"you don't have a favorite Pink Floyd song, because the next song you hear is your favorite".. Well said. You just captured the reality that is.. Pink Floyd.
I agree with that...The way I look at those two bands I say that Led Zeppelin could play ANY genre and make it their own...Pink Floyd was their own genre
Great reaction! I hope you are understanding why when us “older people “ don’t like music today with its phoney drum beats and auto tone. This is why because we grew up listening to real musicians who played their instruments and created music with their own talent. This is why we for the most part today’s music can’t compare to what we grew up listening to.
You know, i'm 48 years old myself, so it's not like i'm a spring chicken either, but whenever I hear this crotchety old 'get off my lawn' boomer talk, the least I expect are fair criticisms or at least pronouncing or spelling "autotune" right when criticizing it, which would at least make it sound like you know what it is. (Also only a small minority of songs these days feature it, in only 2 genres of music, both of which are not nearly as prominent anymore as they were in 2009-2011, and autotune has fallen drastically out of favor these days) And when I hear people bemoaning "fake instruments" and then pointing to Pink Floyd (who I LOVE by the way), all I can do is laugh because Pink Floyd PIONEERED "fake instruments" with synth, and keyboard samples from Rick Wright, and Roger Water's oscillation tinkering which created an entire plethora of "fake instrument" sounds that were more versatile than the real things. One only needs to listen to Dogs or Any Colour You Like to hear perfect examples of them paving the way for exactly the things you're complaining about now. If you REALLY WANT to point the finger at modern EDM music for being what it is today, you should re-point that finger back at bands like Pink Floyd for pioneering these EDM and electronic experimentation that led to what's used in current pop and rock today.
Personally, I absolutely despise "Several Small Species Of Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Groovin' On A Pict", "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast", and I even think "Atom Heart Mother" is a big fat dud of a song and an album in general. Pink Floyd have had their fair share of bad songs.
Don't know if anybody has mentioned that there are 4 Pink Floyd albums that are concept albums, and should be listened to from first to last song as there are no pauses between songs (except for cd versions, which force a break to be able to find the next track), and the whole album tells a story from start to finish. These albums are, in order, Dark Side of the Moon 1973, Wish You Were Here 1975, Animals 1977, and The Wall 1979. Most reactors get away with doing Side 1 Side 2 reactions, at worse they break it down by song. But almost all stay up. I was lucky to have an older (5 1/2 yrs) brother who turned me on to good music at a young age. And I have come to realize that my generation is spoiled as far as music is concerned. I was born in 1960, and I grew up when all the best groups (in my opinion) were creating the music we are still reacting to today!! This was the era of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Dire Straits, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk and so many others. It is so much fun to watch people get introduced to the music I grew up on, and still enjoy today!
Yep. Great era of music and creativity. Except that for me The Who was quite simply the most overrated band of all time. To me if you heard 1 The Who song you have virtually heard them all. Just my opinion but The Who do not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Pink Floyd, Dire Straits or Led Zep.
This song is incredible, music, lyrics and emotion. I am 64 and this one have been giving me the chills since I was very young. Greetings from Argentina.
PINK FLOYD AND KANSAS THE TWO BANDS WITH THE DEEPEST LYRICS ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH. SUPPORT FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 YOUNG MAN. I'm 61 I'm one stripe away from my black belt in BJJ and I do MMA as well I play Pink Floyd at training, listened to them all my life.
Others have said this - you just read a chapter and liked it, but the whole book (the album The Wall) is a complete story that is best experienced as a whole.
'Hey you' is the quintessential Pink Floyd song.. typically eerie (including the buzzing sound during the 'worms eating into his brain part'), emotional Gilmour solo, incredible background bass.. and Roger Waters taking over the vocals at the end. Awesome song.
Imagine being a depressed college kid away from home listening to this entire album - and it still transports me back to 1982 whenever I hear this album
It’s great to see the younger generation getting onto the timeless Pink Floyd. Enjoy the journey young man, I’ve been on it the best part of my life for over 30 years.
I grew up listening to this and playing it. I'm actually envious of you hearing this fresh. It's taken me years to admit that they are actually my favorite band of all time. Love your reaction. Once Pink Floyded, you can never become unFloyded.
My brother took me to see the move “the wall on my 16th birthday. My mind was blown. I’m a drummer but the guitars in Pink Floyd are something like a dream. They can tell a story.
Tracks from the Earls Court London 1994 pulse concert that will blow you away, "High hopes" "Keep Talking" "Coming back To life" "Sorrow" "Run like hell" to name just a few molly.👍
Young fella over the last few days I’ve watched your PF reactions and you’ve grown every day …. You’ll know when your a totally hopeless case when you get up in the morning and put PF on your sound system while you get ready for the day and have your breakfast and when your chilling out in the evening your still listening to PF, I stopped selecting favourites a few years back now they are like really good friends …I’m always pleased when I see/ hear them. And you ? You have dived whole heartedly into a very deep rabbit hole but there’s lots of good people all over the world that share your interest/ passion / love of their music.
@@SelfEvident- which song are you referring to? I think the lyrics are great for the two songs above that I suggested. For example, I love that PF incorporated the voice of Stephen Hawking to great effect in the song 'Keep Talking'.
I know its been a while back, but I think this is my favorite reaction that you've done to date. Not just because I love Pink Floyd, but because I know you can tell a classic when you hear it. Iconic tune!
Hey You was the first Floyd song I heard when 14 years old and that was it! Best music you can listen to FULL STOP. My favourite of all time I think is Comfortably Numb (best live version being from A Delicate Sound of Thunder)....Seeing them live in Rotterdam in 1994 and listening to Sam Brown sing Great Gig in the Sky - Best night of my life!!!
Very early Pink Floyd is a strange thing. They were very peculiar and thoroughly caught up in psychedelia and deliberate weirdness. Therefore, if you listen to the recordings from the 60s and a few others you will likely have a WTF moment or three. Many aficionados say that they really gelled as a band with the album Meddle and then reached greatness when Dark Side of the Moon was released.
Yes - there is a dichotomy between what I was introduced to on the radio as a teen, and, as a deep dive for me and finding The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn album from '67 and listening to it; I must say: I appreciated it, as well...but, quite different. Interstellar Overdrive was very interesting...and, I try to remember "the times" in which they started, too. From what I've heard, it was very early in EVERYONE's career, then, and the development and growth of the band, musically and spiritually, between the late 60s and early/mid-70s is AMAZING. but, Syd Barrett's influence has NEVER left this band and Piper was heavily influenced by Syd. When they first started-out: many of their songs were experimented with in the clubs and would last a very long time and would be a kind of trippy, psychedelic JAM SESSION...and, I mean LONG songs of "ZONING OUT"....but, that's where they learned a LOT and gained and used all of that knowledge, going forward. I'm so GLAD THEY DID, or we'd have NO FLOYD!! The creativity and raw sincerity of this band in both their lyrics and in the soul of their sound....and the craftsmanship and musical technicality is, in my opinion, unparalleled....and, many have said: they ARE their OWN genre. There's no one similar to compare them TO...and, I'm thankful to know their music and experience it.
@robertherring9277 Oh, I think they're all great ... but was just observing that many consider that 'Meddle' and beyond were the band's zenith. My starting point with the band was the compilation album 'Relics' - which is fabulous - and then I moved on to 'Obscured By Clouds' which I think is excellent. Being only 12 in 1974, funds were an issue and I didn't get hold of copies of their earlier albums until after the release of 'Wish You Were Here' (and didn't hear 'More' until the early 80s).
@@richardthresh3587 I agree! Relics is awesome! Only floyd I didnt "like" (i own it all plus many underground from the UK in the late 60's and early 70's) is the last one Endless River. I never even ripped it to FLAC for my archieves. Have 3 versions on Dark Side.
"And that bass" That my friend would be Roger Waters. Oh and by the way every time you listen to a new Pink Floyd song you say this might be my new favorite. In the end you will find that you love them all, it's not the songs that are your new favorites, I think it's the band. Again welcome to Floyd Nation lol. P.S Now you've earned that sub, any friend of Pink Floyd is a friend of mine. Cheers!
When i listen to Pink Floyd, i have to choose which ears im going to use. Ive been playing music for 50 years. Guitar, Bass, and Keyboards. Keep up your journey MollyBoy! Lovin you, Bruv!
Hey Molly.. new sub here. Great channel so far! Pink Floyd in my opinion is in their own genre... there will never be another. Pink Floyd albums are concept albums... think of them like a book and each song as being a chapter of said 'book'... I suggest you do album reactions with each song being that days video release... start with Animals... that concept album is about the different types of ppl in the world....Pigs are the politicians... Dogs are the rich and powerful and sheep are you guessed it, the general public blindly following the rules set by the two previous groups. I personally think that Dogs is their best song of any album!
4:10 I am grinning like a sinister shadow, waiting for this upcoming part! Did not disappoint. Pink Floyd always escalates and washes over us with a wave that drowns us in unexpected emotion. Then we emerge, begging, “Do it again!” Not to interfere with your upcoming PF reactions, but you need to watch PF’s the wall. Preferably not alone because you’ll need to bounce ideas off each other! You and your sweet girl can make a date out of it. And maybe even a video. 😊
Hi looking forward to this one can't wait for you to do their song money they have so many good songs it is hard to pick a favorite hey you is a contender definitely top 5
Watching you discover my era of music is so incredibly satisfying, your reactions show how pink Floyd gets through to your soul! I have to admit wish you were here and comfortably numb have brought me back from the depths of hell a few times through my life! Luv luv Floyd 😊
Personally, I feel like Pink Floyd really began hitting their stride with the album Obscured for Clouds. That album has some great tracks that work better as standalone pieces. Likewise, Meddle has some amazing tracks as well, capped off with the opus Echoes (which you already checked out in Pompeii). As others have mentioned, their most famous albums are more concept albums with The Wall being the most narratively driven of the bunch. Depending on what you want to hear, some fast-paced bangers: One of These Days, Young Lust, Money, Happiest Days of our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall Pt 2; ethereal and dreamy: Us and Them, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (6-9), Brain Damage/Eclipse, Wish You Were Here, Great Gig in the Sky; assorted amazingness: Dogs, Have a Cigar, Sheep.
i saw that. The lyrics cut straight into your heart, almost teared up thinking, yes, he gets it. good theropy because now you know your not alone. i think you almost teared up as well. welcome to the floyd
Man, its so refreshing to see some kids get it. The way you instantly recognize the masterpieces you hear on ur channel gives me hope for the newcomers. Great to see u dwelling through the emotions has a result of hearing these geniuses. I know u like gilmour and are connected to the guitar and the way he tells stories, but with time you will also come to apprecciate how the rawness of roger waters in the band is so crucial for that deep truthful pink floyd essence. Actually, i know you will cause when u listened to this voice singing on this track u immeadiattely recognized something there.
I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd since the sixties. I took it for granted that music like this would always be around. I was mistaken. Bands from England during the late 60s, 70s and 80s will never be beaten.
When Andre 3000 said "drip drop here comes an eargasm" this is the band he was referring to! Pink Floyd is absolutely masterful on another level. Listening to them on LSD, shrooms or Molly, boy.😉 You're in for a trip!
Short story. When I first heard Dark side of the moon I thought its OK, then I played it 2-3-4-5 time and then I didnt stop for moths, then I heard Wish you were here I thought its OK, then I played it 2-3-4-5 time and then I didnt stop for moths, and that goes for every Pink Floyd album so I got some 5 years of best music experience of my life. I know every song, every note of every song and it was worth it. They are gonna be learned in music schools
I used to get mad when people called me boomer for saying that i pretty much prefer older music that what's out there now days, i have nothing against whata popular now, but, thats the point, i have nothing against nor in favor, it makes me feel nothing, while in the other hand, fade to black helped me search for help when i was depressed, Black by Pearl Jam halped me when i suffer a super bad break up, Painkiller by Judas Priest thought me that I must be mu own hero, etc I'm a 40 yo mexican cougar, i was lucky to ne born in the same year as Metallica, so i grew up as they became giants, and i got so much shi... And hate for listening to metal and rock, ans thats why i like reaction videos of people reacting and smiling, and feeling, to the music that i have loved my entire life and knowing, it was ok to love it and rebel to all those that said it was trash. My favorite song by Pink Floyd is "Comfortably Numb" is in the top 3 of the soundtrack of my life.
That is hands down one of my favorite of theirs. The Wall was one of my top 5 albums growing up. I don't even think I appreciated them as much then as I do now. It's an experience. By the way I just came across your channel and I really enjoy your thoughtful reactions. Your enjoyment of this was great. It just reaches into you and grabs you.
J'adore voir les plus jeunes réagir en écoutant Pink Floyd. C'est comme nous il y a des décennies , meilleur spectacle à vie pour moi, vu en Juillet 1977 , Montréal, Canada.
You're the best reactor on you tube. Love your reaction .been a pf fan for almost 65 years and they still excite me. Great that you're British as well.
Hmmmm.....mind blowing, right? 😊❤ Just the way WE felt when they came OUT with all these tunes....MASTERS!! ENJOY! You're listenin': NOW, tho: RIGHT?!!
When you were as impressed as you were by the intro I knew you'd be blown away by the rest of the song. This is a great one. There are definitely a few songs from Pink Floyd that you might not like, but I agree with you, let's hear the great ones first. How about On the Turning Away from the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour. It's very beautiful and Gilmour hits you with another heavenly solo. 🤘🏽💜
I had just graduated high school and started college working at a pizza place when this album came out in the USA in late 1979. I listened to it every night on my way home from work at 2AM on a Friday or Saturday night with the windows down and the stereo on '11'. Hey You was a favorite to play as the first song on side 2 of the cassette.
Another one to consider is The Dogs of War (live from Delicate Sound of Thunder). I always forget about that one and I don't know why because I really like it. It's hard and heavy and agressive and it's great. 🤘🏽💜
Mollyboy I'm an older music fan and I love your appreciation for classic music like pink Floyd. I was lucky enough to work center aisle 50ft from the stage for 6 shows 2 years in a row and they are one of a kind. People would stand up forcing us to make them sit down so all could watch the shows of many other bands but pink Floyd shows were filled with music lovers like you and I who were there to listen and take it all in. So we never had to really work just watch the shows. It's memories that carry me thru old age giving me great memories to draw from. Trust me there's so much great music that younger people haven't heard which is why it's awesome watching you appreciate the greatness of a man like David Gilmour. Keep looking for more great shit cuz it's out there buddy. I don't subscribe very often but your reactions got me to subscribe. Thanks for reminding me of the shit I was lucky enough to see from any band that came to Toronto thru the 80s and early 90s.
Floyd is my high grade, structured psilocybin audio No need to feel like you've missed out We're always learning and growing at our own pace For example, it took me many years to appreciate the genius of Prince
Don’t worry about trying to decide on a favorite. All of these songs will grow and evolve in your spirit, depending on mood, age, experiences. I’ve given up on identifying favorite Floyd songs. So many of them are at the top of the list at certain times for me, and it always changes. Just enjoy the ride! But if I had to choose with a gun to my head, the songs where Roger and David trade off on vocals, or David and Richard trade off on vocals (like Echoes, Time), would all be up there.
Wow, a younger person absorbing the beauty of music. Refreshing and honest reviews from MollyBoy. Keep going kiddo. I've been celebrating my 73rd birthday recently and going over the many regrets in my life, the most significant has to have been not seeing the Pulse concert at Earls Court in London, 1994. I've never heard of a better live performance than that, but no doubt some so called experts will have their own opinions and arguments. I am going to Oxford in June to see Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets gig.
I really like your reactions, they're honest and real... I'm 54, so it's nice to see the younger generation discover the music I grew up with, in a way it's a testament to just how good the music was back in the '70s '80s and early '90s...Tool are another band I've seen you react to recently, they are absolutely incredible.. I'd like to recommend 2 songs if I may, if you listen to one of them..I'll become a subscriber...#1 The Final Cut it's a song by Pink Floyd, (you already know you'll like it) and #2 The band is Iron Maiden, if you've never heard of them there is only one song to introduce you to them and that song is Hallowed be thy Name.
Aw MollyBoy, it’s great watching your journey with PF&other bands from the 70’s& 80’s, what a journey your on. This era was truly breathtaking. You have, Genesis, Yes, Deep purple, Rush& so many more to get through, you will be 40 😁👍
There are two types of people on this planet; those who love Pink Floyd and those who haven't heard them yet...
you're soooo right
And us who have had the privilege of seeing them live 👍
Ha! Yes!
I totally agree...I've gotten my adult son's & 7 nephews ( & some of their wives) listening. My daughter won't even try. 😅
lol true
A friend once asked me "What is my favorite David Gilmour solo?" I answered "All of them."
He is pure perfection!!!!!
"Yes."
Answer should be "yes".
I'm from Russia. I understand their music without knowing the words. They speak with music. Pink Floyd is the best. I advise you to listen to The Final Cut
Final cut = best album
Yes sir
@@janerikbrownberge2306 So under rated.
I’m from Maine USA the final cut is my favorite album. Kudos.
Here is a Pink Floyd experiment for you: Go back and listen to one of your previous favorites again and see if it becomes your new favorite. You may discover that your favorite is always the last one you heard. Glad you found Pink Floyd. There is no other like them.😎
Damn, when you started with pink floyd experiment I thought you were going with the urban legend about The Wizard of oz combined with Dark Side of the moon😅
@@swfcocs1 Yeah, it is an urban legend, but the coincidence is cosmically scary, how serindipity can work in such a way that beat for beat, Dark Side of the Moon matches up to Wizard of Oz in such a specific way...
😂😂😂😂😂 you guys! 😁😆😄☺️🥰🐰
@@42Mrgreenman I did try it and while there are some wacky coincidences at times I think people overstate the case, it's classic people seeing what they want to see I think
@@swfcocs1 Oh yeah, there's definitely a psychosomatic element to how we percieve things...sometimes we want or hate something so badly that we will wholy embrace the worst biases up to and including fabricating a new reality...
"you don't have a favorite Pink Floyd song, because the next song you hear is your favorite".. Well said. You just captured the reality that is.. Pink Floyd.
Mollyboy, you are figuring out that Pink Floyd stands alone. They are a genre unto themselves.
Yes agreed for me their only peers from the 70's was zeppelin.
I agree with that...The way I look at those two bands I say that Led Zeppelin could play ANY genre and make it their own...Pink Floyd was their own genre
People listen to other bands. People FEEL Pink Floyd...And that's the difference...
Great reaction! I hope you are understanding why when us “older people “ don’t like music today with its phoney drum beats and auto tone. This is why because we grew up listening to real musicians who played their instruments and created music with their own talent. This is why we for the most part today’s music can’t compare to what we grew up listening to.
Amen brother.
💯 The fake instruments are soooo bad. And many voices just sound whiney or tinny to me. Not sure how to explain it, just fake sounding.
You know, i'm 48 years old myself, so it's not like i'm a spring chicken either, but whenever I hear this crotchety old 'get off my lawn' boomer talk, the least I expect are fair criticisms or at least pronouncing or spelling "autotune" right when criticizing it, which would at least make it sound like you know what it is. (Also only a small minority of songs these days feature it, in only 2 genres of music, both of which are not nearly as prominent anymore as they were in 2009-2011, and autotune has fallen drastically out of favor these days)
And when I hear people bemoaning "fake instruments" and then pointing to Pink Floyd (who I LOVE by the way), all I can do is laugh because Pink Floyd PIONEERED "fake instruments" with synth, and keyboard samples from Rick Wright, and Roger Water's oscillation tinkering which created an entire plethora of "fake instrument" sounds that were more versatile than the real things. One only needs to listen to Dogs or Any Colour You Like to hear perfect examples of them paving the way for exactly the things you're complaining about now. If you REALLY WANT to point the finger at modern EDM music for being what it is today, you should re-point that finger back at bands like Pink Floyd for pioneering these EDM and electronic experimentation that led to what's used in current pop and rock today.
Amen. Some of also waited by the radio for the music. My parents would never let their little girl by Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin.
We.listenend the best
No matter which song or album you can mention, Pink Floyd=Musical Genius.
There won't be a pink Floyd song you won't like. Every song is special. EVERY SONG.
I dunno, man, it was an important step in finding their sound but some of ummagumma is a hard listen.
Nothing could be TRUER!!
Personally, I absolutely despise "Several Small Species Of Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Groovin' On A Pict", "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast", and I even think "Atom Heart Mother" is a big fat dud of a song and an album in general. Pink Floyd have had their fair share of bad songs.
Don't know if anybody has mentioned that there are 4 Pink Floyd albums that are concept albums, and should be listened to from first to last song as there are no pauses between songs (except for cd versions, which force a break to be able to find the next track), and the whole album tells a story from start to finish. These albums are, in order, Dark Side of the Moon 1973, Wish You Were Here 1975, Animals 1977, and The Wall 1979.
Most reactors get away with doing Side 1 Side 2 reactions, at worse they break it down by song. But almost all stay up.
I was lucky to have an older (5 1/2 yrs) brother who turned me on to good music at a young age. And I have come to realize that my generation is spoiled as far as music is concerned. I was born in 1960, and I grew up when all the best groups (in my opinion) were creating the music we are still reacting to today!! This was the era of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Dire Straits, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk and so many others. It is so much fun to watch people get introduced to the music I grew up on, and still enjoy today!
I'd add The Final Cut to the list of concept album, and The Division Bell to a lesser extent.
Yep. Great era of music and creativity. Except that for me The Who was quite simply the most overrated band of all time. To me if you heard 1 The Who song you have virtually heard them all. Just my opinion but The Who do not deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Pink Floyd, Dire Straits or Led Zep.
Another brilliant concept album is Amused to Death Roger Waters
@@amadormediero3978 Amused To Death is easily Roger's best solo album.
Together we stand divided we fall...I love this kid
Hey You is a short masterpiece!!
It is nice to see a young petson who appreciates instruments and rhe value they add.
Richard Wright on keyboards is such an impressive & important part of their sound too.
This song is incredible, music, lyrics and emotion. I am 64 and this one have been giving me the chills since I was very young. Greetings from Argentina.
“What’s your favorite Pink Floyd song?” Yes. Or, the one you’re currently listening too.
Hey You. Don't tell me there's no help at all. Together we stand, divided we fall...
PINK FLOYD AND KANSAS THE TWO BANDS WITH THE DEEPEST LYRICS ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH. SUPPORT FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 YOUNG MAN. I'm 61 I'm one stripe away from my black belt in BJJ and I do MMA as well I play Pink Floyd at training, listened to them all my life.
Others have said this - you just read a chapter and liked it, but the whole book (the album The Wall) is a complete story that is best experienced as a whole.
Echoes from the Meddle album is one of Pink Floyd's greatest masterpieces (the studio version musicality/musicianship is outstanding!!)
'Hey you' is the quintessential Pink Floyd song.. typically eerie (including the buzzing sound during the 'worms eating into his brain part'), emotional Gilmour solo, incredible background bass.. and Roger Waters taking over the vocals at the end. Awesome song.
Imagine being a depressed college kid away from home listening to this entire album - and it still transports me back to 1982 whenever I hear this album
I've said it a thousand times since I first heard it - you don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience Pink Floyd. Such a true statement.
That guitar solo literally gave me goosebumps
It’s great to see the younger generation getting onto the timeless Pink Floyd. Enjoy the journey young man, I’ve been on it the best part of my life for over 30 years.
I grew up listening to this and playing it. I'm actually envious of you hearing this fresh. It's taken me years to admit that they are actually my favorite band of all time. Love your reaction. Once Pink Floyded, you can never become unFloyded.
I have a hard time watching Pink Floyd reactions cuz I tend to close my eyes when I listen to Pink Floyd. 😆
"Shine on you Crazy Diamond", one of the Greatest experiences you will ever have in life. Headphones on and CRANKED!
You played one song of one of the greatest albums ever.. The Wall by Pink Floyd.. a must hear.
When ever I listen to Pink Floyd ... I have to listen to the entire album ... The Wall
Groovy reaction, Ty for sharing, Play it forward. We cannot let this art die out
My brother took me to see the move “the wall on my 16th birthday. My mind was blown. I’m a drummer but the guitars in Pink Floyd are something like a dream. They can tell a story.
Goodbye blue sky is also a beautiful surprise on the Wall..one of my fave on that album
Their brilliance is unparalleled. It's song after song after song after song with them.
Tracks from the Earls Court London 1994 pulse concert that will blow you away, "High hopes" "Keep Talking" "Coming back To life" "Sorrow" "Run like hell" to name just a few molly.👍
Also One Of These Days
Young fella over the last few days I’ve watched your PF reactions and you’ve grown every day …. You’ll know when your a totally hopeless case when you get up in the morning and put PF on your sound system while you get ready for the day and have your breakfast and when your chilling out in the evening your still listening to PF, I stopped selecting favourites a few years back now they are like really good friends …I’m always pleased when I see/ hear them. And you ? You have dived whole heartedly into a very deep rabbit hole but there’s lots of good people all over the world that share your interest/ passion / love of their music.
A PF song that stands on its own is 'Coming back To Life' - one of my favourites, together with 'Keep Talking'.
Don't forget "High Hopes". Another great PF song off the Division Bell album.
@@SelfEvident- which song are you referring to? I think the lyrics are great for the two songs above that I suggested. For example, I love that PF incorporated the voice of Stephen Hawking to great effect in the song 'Keep Talking'.
🎸💯 Together we stand; divided we fall‼️🔥
I know its been a while back, but I think this is my favorite reaction that you've done to date. Not just because I love Pink Floyd, but because I know you can tell a classic when you hear it. Iconic tune!
Hey You was the first Floyd song I heard when 14 years old and that was it! Best music you can listen to FULL STOP. My favourite of all time I think is Comfortably Numb (best live version being from A Delicate Sound of Thunder)....Seeing them live in Rotterdam in 1994 and listening to Sam Brown sing Great Gig in the Sky - Best night of my life!!!
It's a feast. Mind, body, and soul.
Very early Pink Floyd is a strange thing. They were very peculiar and thoroughly caught up in psychedelia and deliberate weirdness. Therefore, if you listen to the recordings from the 60s and a few others you will likely have a WTF moment or three. Many aficionados say that they really gelled as a band with the album Meddle and then reached greatness when Dark Side of the Moon was released.
Yes - there is a dichotomy between what I was introduced to on the radio as a teen, and, as a deep dive for me and finding The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn album from '67 and listening to it; I must say: I appreciated it, as well...but, quite different. Interstellar Overdrive was very interesting...and, I try to remember "the times" in which they started, too. From what I've heard, it was very early in EVERYONE's career, then, and the development and growth of the band, musically and spiritually, between the late 60s and early/mid-70s is AMAZING. but, Syd Barrett's influence has NEVER left this band and Piper was heavily influenced by Syd. When they first started-out: many of their songs were experimented with in the clubs and would last a very long time and would be a kind of trippy, psychedelic JAM SESSION...and, I mean LONG songs of "ZONING OUT"....but, that's where they learned a LOT and gained and used all of that knowledge, going forward. I'm so GLAD THEY DID, or we'd have NO FLOYD!! The creativity and raw sincerity of this band in both their lyrics and in the soul of their sound....and the craftsmanship and musical technicality is, in my opinion, unparalleled....and, many have said: they ARE their OWN genre. There's no one similar to compare them TO...and, I'm thankful to know their music and experience it.
Idk man Moore and Obscured By Clouds are awesome! For that, Piper at the Gates of Dawn (with Sid) is absolutely amazing! That was like what, '67?
@robertherring9277 Oh, I think they're all great ... but was just observing that many consider that 'Meddle' and beyond were the band's zenith. My starting point with the band was the compilation album 'Relics' - which is fabulous - and then I moved on to 'Obscured By Clouds' which I think is excellent. Being only 12 in 1974, funds were an issue and I didn't get hold of copies of their earlier albums until after the release of 'Wish You Were Here' (and didn't hear 'More' until the early 80s).
@@richardthresh3587 I agree! Relics is awesome! Only floyd I didnt "like" (i own it all plus many underground from the UK in the late 60's and early 70's) is the last one Endless River. I never even ripped it to FLAC for my archieves. Have 3 versions on Dark Side.
Hey, you!
Don't help them to bury the light
Don't give in without a fight!
"And that bass" That my friend would be Roger Waters. Oh and by the way every time you listen to a new Pink Floyd song you say this might be my new favorite. In the end you will find that you love them all, it's not the songs that are your new favorites, I think it's the band. Again welcome to Floyd Nation lol.
P.S Now you've earned that sub, any friend of Pink Floyd is a friend of mine. Cheers!
Actually, that was David on a fretless bass 😊
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I stand corrected.
Hey Molly Boy,
In the LIVE Performance, this song is sung from BEHIND THE WALL....its part of a Story. 🇦🇺👀
When i listen to Pink Floyd, i have to choose which ears im going to use. Ive been playing music for 50 years. Guitar, Bass, and Keyboards. Keep up your journey MollyBoy! Lovin you, Bruv!
You gotta hear the second half of Shine On You Crazy Diamond ( parts 6-9 ) it’s necessary 👍🔥
You haven't missed out mate. The great thing about music is it doesn't go anywhere. It's always there, waiting to be heard. Enjoy the journey.
If Caravaggio were a rock band, he'd be Pink Floyd.
Hey Molly.. new sub here. Great channel so far!
Pink Floyd in my opinion is in their own genre... there will never be another.
Pink Floyd albums are concept albums... think of them like a book and each song as being a chapter of said 'book'... I suggest you do album reactions with each song being that days video release... start with Animals... that concept album is about the different types of ppl in the world....Pigs are the politicians... Dogs are the rich and powerful and sheep are you guessed it, the general public blindly following the rules set by the two previous groups. I personally think that Dogs is their best song of any album!
Roll a blunt and listen to this from the 1st tune to the last. That’s how you do this album.
It's been almost 40 years since I discovered PF and still looking for the most favorite one... What a ride🍻🍻🍻PF forever
welcome to the floyd
i cry every time from i was 7 years old,now 43..shine on!:)
4:10 I am grinning like a sinister shadow, waiting for this upcoming part! Did not disappoint. Pink Floyd always escalates and washes over us with a wave that drowns us in unexpected emotion. Then we emerge, begging, “Do it again!”
Not to interfere with your upcoming PF reactions, but you need to watch PF’s the wall. Preferably not alone because you’ll need to bounce ideas off each other! You and your sweet girl can make a date out of it. And maybe even a video. 😊
Hi looking forward to this one can't wait for you to do their song money they have so many good songs it is hard to pick a favorite hey you is a contender definitely top 5
"High Hopes" from the Pulse concert.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Studio😊
Pompeii because of Davids great acoustic guitar outro
Studio cheats you out of extended heart wrenching guitar solo at the end. Definitely go with either of the live versions.
i agree, but i think he should listen to the studio first then the live
The way PF weave so much beauty and melody into such dark but universal themes is almost magical.
Watching you discover my era of music is so incredibly satisfying, your reactions show how pink Floyd gets through to your soul! I have to admit wish you were here and comfortably numb have brought me back from the depths of hell a few times through my life! Luv luv Floyd 😊
Shine On You Crazy Diamond! This is a absolute must!!!! You will always love there music! There music will last forever!!!!
Personally, I feel like Pink Floyd really began hitting their stride with the album Obscured for Clouds. That album has some great tracks that work better as standalone pieces. Likewise, Meddle has some amazing tracks as well, capped off with the opus Echoes (which you already checked out in Pompeii). As others have mentioned, their most famous albums are more concept albums with The Wall being the most narratively driven of the bunch.
Depending on what you want to hear, some fast-paced bangers: One of These Days, Young Lust, Money, Happiest Days of our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall Pt 2; ethereal and dreamy: Us and Them, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (6-9), Brain Damage/Eclipse, Wish You Were Here, Great Gig in the Sky; assorted amazingness: Dogs, Have a Cigar, Sheep.
Another brick in the wall is for me THE Pink Floyd song.
i saw that. The lyrics cut straight into your heart, almost teared up thinking, yes, he gets it. good theropy because now you know your not alone. i think you almost teared up as well. welcome to the floyd
Man, its so refreshing to see some kids get it. The way you instantly recognize the masterpieces you hear on ur channel gives me hope for the newcomers. Great to see u dwelling through the emotions has a result of hearing these geniuses. I know u like gilmour and are connected to the guitar and the way he tells stories, but with time you will also come to apprecciate how the rawness of roger waters in the band is so crucial for that deep truthful pink floyd essence. Actually, i know you will cause when u listened to this voice singing on this track u immeadiattely recognized something there.
Love it when youth discover Pink Floyd, a 50+year old band, and feel Gilmour's guitar solos in the soul like I do.
I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd since the sixties. I took it for granted that music like this would always be around.
I was mistaken. Bands from England during the late 60s, 70s and 80s will never be beaten.
When Andre 3000 said "drip drop here comes an eargasm" this is the band he was referring to! Pink Floyd is absolutely masterful on another level. Listening to them on LSD, shrooms or Molly, boy.😉 You're in for a trip!
Short story. When I first heard Dark side of the moon I thought its OK, then I played it 2-3-4-5 time and then I didnt stop for moths, then I heard Wish you were here I thought its OK, then I played it 2-3-4-5 time and then I didnt stop for moths, and that goes for every Pink Floyd album so I got some 5 years of best music experience of my life. I know every song, every note of every song and it was worth it. They are gonna be learned in music schools
Never heard of Pink Floyd? Holy crap!!!
I used to get mad when people called me boomer for saying that i pretty much prefer older music that what's out there now days, i have nothing against whata popular now, but, thats the point, i have nothing against nor in favor, it makes me feel nothing, while in the other hand, fade to black helped me search for help when i was depressed, Black by Pearl Jam halped me when i suffer a super bad break up, Painkiller by Judas Priest thought me that I must be mu own hero, etc
I'm a 40 yo mexican cougar, i was lucky to ne born in the same year as Metallica, so i grew up as they became giants, and i got so much shi... And hate for listening to metal and rock, ans thats why i like reaction videos of people reacting and smiling, and feeling, to the music that i have loved my entire life and knowing, it was ok to love it and rebel to all those that said it was trash.
My favorite song by Pink Floyd is "Comfortably Numb" is in the top 3 of the soundtrack of my life.
Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away
That is hands down one of my favorite of theirs. The Wall was one of my top 5 albums growing up. I don't even think I appreciated them as much then as I do now. It's an experience. By the way I just came across your channel and I really enjoy your thoughtful reactions. Your enjoyment of this was great. It just reaches into you and grabs you.
It's nice to see someone else have the same "oh shit" moment I had when first hearing this.
Pink floyd is their own genre.
This album, along with the feature length film "The Wall" will change your life forever!
J'adore voir les plus jeunes réagir en écoutant Pink Floyd. C'est comme nous il y a des décennies , meilleur spectacle à vie pour moi, vu en Juillet 1977 , Montréal, Canada.
This song is a pivotal moment in The Wall. You really need to watch it all.
You're the best reactor on you tube. Love your reaction .been a pf fan for almost 65 years and they still excite me. Great that you're British as well.
Thank you!
Hmmmm.....mind blowing, right? 😊❤ Just the way WE felt when they came OUT with all these tunes....MASTERS!! ENJOY! You're listenin': NOW, tho: RIGHT?!!
When you were as impressed as you were by the intro I knew you'd be blown away by the rest of the song. This is a great one. There are definitely a few songs from Pink Floyd that you might not like, but I agree with you, let's hear the great ones first. How about On the Turning Away from the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour. It's very beautiful and Gilmour hits you with another heavenly solo. 🤘🏽💜
i absolutely agree with your reaction face.. you maniac.. i'm subbed now
I had just graduated high school and started college working at a pizza place when this album came out in the USA in late 1979. I listened to it every night on my way home from work at 2AM on a Friday or Saturday night with the windows down and the stereo on '11'. Hey You was a favorite to play as the first song on side 2 of the cassette.
Just when you thought you couldn't be more impressed with DG, that fretless bass is played by David
Another one to consider is The Dogs of War (live from Delicate Sound of Thunder). I always forget about that one and I don't know why because I really like it. It's hard and heavy and agressive and it's great. 🤘🏽💜
Dick Parry and his Sax
From the PULSE CONCERT (Earls Court, London,1994), please check out RUN LIKE HELL and also LEARNING TO FLY.
I've seen.them 4xs in concert. The greatest show I've ever seen. Can't go wrong well worth the money ❤❤❤
Pink Floyd is more than just music it’s a spiritual experience!
Mollyboy I'm an older music fan and I love your appreciation for classic music like pink Floyd. I was lucky enough to work center aisle 50ft from the stage for 6 shows 2 years in a row and they are one of a kind. People would stand up forcing us to make them sit down so all could watch the shows of many other bands but pink Floyd shows were filled with music lovers like you and I who were there to listen and take it all in. So we never had to really work just watch the shows. It's memories that carry me thru old age giving me great memories to draw from. Trust me there's so much great music that younger people haven't heard which is why it's awesome watching you appreciate the greatness of a man like David Gilmour. Keep looking for more great shit cuz it's out there buddy. I don't subscribe very often but your reactions got me to subscribe. Thanks for reminding me of the shit I was lucky enough to see from any band that came to Toronto thru the 80s and early 90s.
Saw them live in 1988 NZ, beyond awesome.
I'm so happy to see you younger people enjoying the music I grew up with. Keep on diving into the experience that is Pink Floyd. I'm subbed.
Floyd is my high grade, structured psilocybin audio
No need to feel like you've missed out
We're always learning and growing at our own pace
For example, it took me many years to appreciate the genius of Prince
Don’t worry about trying to decide on a favorite. All of these songs will grow and evolve in your spirit, depending on mood, age, experiences. I’ve given up on identifying favorite Floyd songs. So many of them are at the top of the list at certain times for me, and it always changes. Just enjoy the ride! But if I had to choose with a gun to my head, the songs where Roger and David trade off on vocals, or David and Richard trade off on vocals (like Echoes, Time), would all be up there.
Pink Floyd is one of my favorites , I like your reaction mollyboy !!! ✌️🔥🎸💯...
i am very glad that the younger generation starts to apreciate the classics. kudos to you for being interested and openminded. :)
Wow, a younger person absorbing the beauty of music. Refreshing and honest reviews from MollyBoy. Keep going kiddo. I've been celebrating my 73rd birthday recently and going over the many regrets in my life, the most significant has to have been not seeing the Pulse concert at Earls Court in London, 1994. I've never heard of a better live performance than that, but no doubt some so called experts will have their own opinions and arguments. I am going to Oxford in June to see Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets gig.
I really like your reactions, they're honest and real... I'm 54, so it's nice to see the younger generation discover the music I grew up with, in a way it's a testament to just how good the music was back in the '70s '80s and early '90s...Tool are another band I've seen you react to recently, they are absolutely incredible..
I'd like to recommend 2 songs if I may, if you listen to one of them..I'll become a subscriber...#1 The Final Cut it's a song by Pink Floyd, (you already know you'll like it) and #2 The band is Iron Maiden, if you've never heard of them there is only one song to introduce you to them and that song is Hallowed be thy Name.
It's another Floyd album that should be heard start to finish!
Aw MollyBoy, it’s great watching your journey with PF&other bands from the 70’s& 80’s, what a journey your on.
This era was truly breathtaking.
You have, Genesis, Yes, Deep purple, Rush& so many more to get through, you will be 40 😁👍
Hey You is my top favorite Pink Floyd song.
This was from the album The Wall and it tells a story in its entirety.