Not too many things that can take me back to when I was 13 and this album came out. My best friend got it and we listened to it on his parents stereo. I temember it perfectly because I was so awestruck by it. Nothing else at that time like it.
The seven stages of dying are disbelief, denial, bargaining, guilt, anger, depression, and acceptance. The singer, Clare Torry did a great job showing each stage. When she did this song, she looked like she could have been a model she was so gorgeous.
It's actually "the seven stages of grief" Maybe you though of the "Five Stages of Dying: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance" Cheers 😊
I am a 46 year old man and, honestly, every time I listen to this song alone my eyes swell and start dripping from the countless emotions I feel exploding inside.
No need to apologize for reacting emotionally. This song comes as close as any I've ever heard to touching your actual soul. We all can feel the struggle in the sound of Claire's voice, the sound of a living human spirit fighting, bargaining and finally surrendering to the inevitability of letting go of life. Some day each and every one of us will experience it. That's the pure genius of this song.
Vocalist Clare Torry This was a song written by Keyboardist Richard Wright. He brought her on to fill in, some vocals to add some musicality to the song.
I read somewhere that when she finished the recording the band walked out and she thought they were disappointed. She didn,t realised they were in stunned disbelief
@@ralphoborn5015 I watched Roger Waters perform Dark Side of the Moon live at Wembley a couple of years ago and Great Gig In The Sky sounded incredible in the auditorium.
I'm really impressed by your ability to not only understand what the songs are about, but to actually FEEL what the songs are about on your very first listen. I've noticed that with other songs too. You're very good at this.
The singer was told to imagine she had just told that someone she loved had died. She was told not to sing words. She was to sing the phases of grief. And it only took Clare a couple takes to accomplish this.
There is an interview of Clare Torry on RUclips somewhere and it's an excellent watch! She talks about how she started out singing the O's in the Ah's and the band said no that's not what we want so she thought to herself that she had to imagine herself as an instrument and that is where this epic vocal came from!!!
I've seen and been with many people who've heard and reacted to this song. You are one of the very, very few who actually got it. Who understood what it was about, what the title meant, what was happening from beginning to end. No exaggeration. Most people feel something when they hear this. But they don't really get it. So, bravo. Beauty, brains, understanding. As always.
My Empress, could you, would you find it within your wisdom to grace us with another Royal from your dominion named King Sunny Ade. I learned of his excellency many years before you enchanted our beautiful planet. King Sunny Ade captured my soul with the rhythm of life in approx 1980 with a song called “Synchro System.” I still use it to work out to at the gym. If you would be so kind as to grant me this wish, if I could be so bold as to prevail upon you to give us English only people a cursory (informal will be fine) translation of his local dialect. I simply love your honest insight into music and being a geezer myself, you give me a second chance to hear things through young ears. Just keep being you. A sincere heartfelt best wishes to you and yours.
This song is intended to take you through the stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. Watching your reaction, I would say you felt some of those. I would love to see you do more Floyd in the future. Take good care.
Just so you know how powerful that song is. It took so much effort to sing that to replicate it live they used three singers. Hats off to Clare Torry. A masterpiece. Lets not forget the beautifully sad and sweet piano courtesy of Richard Wright. R.I.P. my friend.
Did ever a song say so much while saying so little? - this song gets to everybody. It really is a unique song and its always fascinating to see peoples faces upon hearing this for the first time and you're no exception. Stay safe. Great reaction
Richard Wright requested this song for his funeral during his lifetime. He asked Durga Mc Broom, a backing singer from the Pink Floyd World Tour, to sing the song at his funeral. There is still an unconfirmed rumor that Durga was accompanied on the piano by none other than John Lord from Deep Purple.
The true way to experience this is to listen to this entire album. It’s like one long song flowing together. Truly a masterpiece. Trust me you’ll love it. Thanks for the reaction!
@@brewswillis9783 Great that we all know the story. I meant she did a SINGLE take, beginning to end, not ONE take. Yes, it was the second 'take' and you're right, she tried some lyrics first time. And she didn't know if PF liked it until she saw the credit on the album sleeve.
You nailed it so completely! Anger at knowing you are dying, sorrow in leaving family, loved ones, and the world, and acceptance of the inevitable, and finally hope for the peace to be found beyond. Clare Tracy did this all in one take. She was asked to add voice to the music and this is what she came up with in one try. They sat there listening and made no reaction when she finished. She literally felt she had disgraced herself and the music. She ran out of the room, sobbing. They had to run after her to tell her how amazing she was and Boy was she. I still get chills listening to this. Such emotion conveyed to us and yet not one word spoken! Amazing! AMAZING!!!!!
My son will play this at my passing, I already had one stage two tumor removed but it is growing back again. We all are born to die and no amount of begging and pleading with God will change your path. We must all be kinder to each other. Appreciate each other.
I get the same reaction still all these years later. Goosebumps and my eyes well up too... dont be sorry, you're only human! 😍 One of the most amazing vocal performances ever.
Don't ever be ashamed of your reaction Pink Floyd they get you right in the center of the heart the guitar the lyrics the piano they're just amazing when I'm feeling down they bring me back up again
"Her Voice Is Too Powerful" That is why I have listened to this for 50 years, and tears still come to my eyes. Her voice is exquisite. Watching You listen to this Masterpiece was a Gift.😊
Your reaction is how most of us reacted when it first came out. It was something never previously heard before. The entire album is so haunting, which is why it was the longest charting album in history... 736 weeks. From it's release in 1973 to 1988. And it still pops up on occasion.
I’m glad your are listening to it finely, I suggested it long time ago, I really wanted to see your reaction, it was worth it to see you reacting to it.
Wonderful reaction Joy-Jean. Pink Floy is a legendary, iconic British Rock band formed in 1965. They have sold 250 million albums worldwide and are considered the GOAT in Progressive Rock history. I have been a Pink Floyd fan since 1971 when they released their 6th album "Meddle", I was 15 years old! They are unlike any other band, the way they take the listener on a journey with each and every song! Their music is hypnotic in many ways, people would often say they seemed to be in a trance listening to their music! Their live performances are legendary and I'd love to see you react to some. Pink Floyds 1994 Pulse concert has some incredible performances
First of all you are incredibly beautiful but the fact you have the empathy to react to that song with such emotion and compassion means you have an equally beautiful soul, which is even more important. Great Reaction !!
I love watching reactions to music videos especially songs I have grown up listening to .. I have always understood the song as grieving at the beginning a man's voice is heard obviously contemplating death .... Then you hear a woman's voice high with emotion and sounding in grief and distress , as the song goes on its as if she has made peace with her grief although you can still hear pain in the singer's voice .... Absolutely a masterpiece . X
Wow beauty and brains. Your interpretation of this song was absolutely right on point. I was one of the listeners who recommended this song, after watching your emotional reaction to Comfortably Numb i knew you would like this. Wish you were here is another great song. Maybe not quite as intense but very powerful lyrics.
I've always thought of this as one of the most moving vocal performances in the history of recording. This album as a whole, for me, is easily the best single overall composition ever. (And that's a lot for me to say!) I love the emotion of your reaction. Certainly no need to apologize! I still get goosebumps almost every time I hear this song. I've never watched one of your video's, but I'm glad I stumbled onto this one. Cheers!
Had an out of body experience once listening to "Great Gig in the Sky." I remember being jolted back into my body and was somewhat startled by the whole thing. Being stoned at the time was just too much and probably a mistake. Some music is so powerful you really don’t need drugs :)
WOW! So impressed with how quickly you understood the exact meaning of this song; especially without listening to Time/Breathe immediately before this - (which I would strongly recommend). A very sweet and touching reaction. Took me back to my own first time hearing, and all those 'feels' from so many years ago. Much love from Seattle to The Empress!
What a beautiful heartfelt reaction. So glad I watched. There are many theories as to what happens when we die, but the most interesting one I've ever heard was by a man named Neville Goddard.
the message of this song is to portray the 7 emotions of grief or the feelings involved before you die. Shock or Disbelief, denial, anger, bargaining, guilt, depression and finally: acceptance. Knowing this, listen to the song and you can understand how her voice flows beautifully between every emotion.
The singing lady is Clare Torry and she is not a part of the Pink Floyd group. She was only one of a few additional musicans that hosted on the album The Dark Side of the Moon.
OMG! You Got It! That's exactly what the song is about. 1.) The Fear and process of dying. 2.) Coming to terms with her own Death and 3.) her ultimate acceptance of her Death. You are awesome Empress!
This is one of the most touching reactions to a song that I've ever seen. I've listened to this song thousands of times but this time I just focused on the facial expressions which say more than words could ever say.
If you watch the live performance it is 3 women singing this part. But in this recording it is one woman. This recording with song by Clare Torry. A British women.
I've watched dozens of reaction videos to this song and this one is the most touching. It will never stop being cool watching Clare take someone to church for the first time
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I’ve listened to this song a million times and it still touches me.....
I still get the tingling down my spine.
Every time!
This song saved my live
I agree, Jeff. Just like "Time" that precedes it on the album, it means more as the years go by.
Not too many things that can take me back to when I was 13 and this album came out. My best friend got it and we listened to it on his parents stereo. I temember it perfectly because I was so awestruck by it. Nothing else at that time like it.
What an awesome genuine reaction to a beautiful song
The seven stages of dying are disbelief, denial, bargaining, guilt, anger, depression, and acceptance. The singer, Clare Torry did a great job showing each stage. When she did this song, she looked like she could have been a model she was so gorgeous.
I can still remember being so shocked when I learned that the singer was not a black woman and that this was performed "on the fly".
Not only with just the vague instructions to express the 7 stages, but did it in two takes.
It's actually "the seven stages of grief"
Maybe you though of the "Five Stages of Dying: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance"
Cheers 😊
@@Blandina11 Yes, I think you're right. Still incredible effort on her part. Probably why they didn't ask me to do it... .😳
I believe you forgot Peace. For some there's peace...not all so negative. I hope you don't take my comment wrong. I mean no offense, honestly.
Her name it's Clare Tory; she was hired just for this song and she was asked to express the different emotions we go through when faced with death.
I am a 46 year old man and, honestly, every time I listen to this song alone my eyes swell and start dripping from the countless emotions I feel exploding inside.
67, saw them in 1977 in Houston , Pink Floyd is so dynamic!!
Your beautiful reaction darling, means that you have a great heart.
No need to apologize for reacting emotionally. This song comes as close as any I've ever heard to touching your actual soul. We all can feel the struggle in the sound of Claire's voice, the sound of a living human spirit fighting, bargaining and finally surrendering to the inevitability of letting go of life. Some day each and every one of us will experience it. That's the pure genius of this song.
Vocalist Clare Torry
This was a song written by Keyboardist Richard Wright. He brought her on to fill in, some vocals to add some musicality to the song.
we are all crying with you. It's a powerful song.
@Joanne Sure, it is! Thanks dear...
Thank you my dear. Once I got a taste of this, I said to myself is it me or is this great music. It's great music ❤.
She was a session singer, and walked into the studio and recorded this in one sitting. Astounding.
I read somewhere that when she finished the recording the band walked out and she thought they were disappointed. She didn,t realised they were in stunned disbelief
Clare Tory did this in ONE take, magnificent
If someone wanted to know how this song makes a person feel, I’ll show them your reaction. You did this song it’s justice empress.
I got emotional watching you get emotional. ❤
I heard Clare Torry ran out of the studio crying after what you just heard, she thought she did a bad job...😳
Clare did the whole track in one live take. One of the most beautiful tracks.
Improvised the whole thing. only recently got song writing credit
@@ralphoborn5015 I watched Roger Waters perform Dark Side of the Moon live at Wembley a couple of years ago and Great Gig In The Sky sounded incredible in the auditorium.
Little did she know the masterpiece she helped create
@@radioboffinG8KNF One might even say divinely inspired.
65 here and tears every time from this masterpiece. Thank you so much for your heartfelt journey.
The painting "The scream" musicified
No ,not really.
Rick Wright absolutely killing it on the piano too!
Just this song touch my soul am literally cryin 😭
I'm really impressed by your ability to not only understand what the songs are about, but to actually FEEL what the songs are about on your very first listen. I've noticed that with other songs too. You're very good at this.
Never apologize for crying when you hear the voice of the goddess Clare. It is the appropriate reaction
You don't need to apologize. I'm a nearly 60 yr old man, and it still brings tears to my eyes.
The singer was told to imagine she had just told that someone she loved had died. She was told not to sing words. She was to sing the phases of grief. And it only took Clare a couple takes to accomplish this.
Literally two takes were made and that was it. Clare Torry, this English backup singer, is amazing.
One take with words...ooh and ahhh and then this...one take with this so 2 total.
And I believe they used most of just the first take.
There is an interview of Clare Torry on RUclips somewhere and it's an excellent watch! She talks about how she started out singing the O's in the Ah's and the band said no that's not what we want so she thought to herself that she had to imagine herself as an instrument and that is where this epic vocal came from!!!
Then she had to sue PF to get paid.
You had a great reaction to this song. I'm 67 years old. Male and this song brings tears to my eyes every time.
Clare Torry is a British session singer who was asked to sing this song for Pink Floyd. Floyd always had a variety of female back up singers.
True... however, Clare just happens to be white... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clare_Torry
@@JerryPaulTreeCreations Thanks, I know. I never said otherwise.
@@pamagnolia Sorry, my bad. I must have mis-read your comment. My apologies.
@@JerryPaulTreeCreations No worries man. Have a great new year.
@@pamagnolia You as well. Take care. Sorry again for my misunderstanding. I'm feeling quite embarrassed by that.
Cheers!
Wonderful reaction and no apology needed.
Life changes when you discover pink floyd
So beautiful expression of you! I loved it ...
I've seen and been with many people who've heard and reacted to this song. You are one of the very, very few who actually got it. Who understood what it was about, what the title meant, what was happening from beginning to end. No exaggeration. Most people feel something when they hear this. But they don't really get it. So, bravo. Beauty, brains, understanding. As always.
Pretty sure she read-up on it.
Excellent reaction video. The same happens to me every time I hear this song.
You absolutely nailed to the song meaning. She was at first terrified of dying, then she accepted it.
My Empress, could you, would you find it within your wisdom to grace us with another Royal from your dominion named King Sunny Ade. I learned of his excellency many years before you enchanted our beautiful planet. King Sunny Ade captured my soul with the rhythm of life in approx 1980 with a song called “Synchro System.” I still use it to work out to at the gym. If you would be so kind as to grant me this wish, if I could be so bold as to prevail upon you to give us English only people a cursory (informal will be fine) translation of his local dialect. I simply love your honest insight into music and being a geezer myself, you give me a second chance to hear things through young ears. Just keep being you. A sincere heartfelt best wishes to you and yours.
This song is intended to take you through the stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. Watching your reaction, I would say you felt some of those. I would love to see you do more Floyd in the future. Take good care.
I would suggest you substitute "grief" with death. Otherwise spot on.
EXACTLY right...Amazing composition!!!!
Yes stages of death
I kind of get distracted by this girls beauty, so I have to watch it again and concentrate. I could listen to her all day. X
Actually it’s the 5 D’s of life. Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, and Dodge.
and just to think, Torry sang this with no direction, totally improvised, A masterpiece of singling from the soul.
Just so you know how powerful that song is. It took so much effort to sing that to replicate it live they used three singers. Hats off to Clare Torry. A masterpiece. Lets not forget the beautifully sad and sweet piano courtesy of Richard Wright. R.I.P. my friend.
Pink Floyd is life
Did ever a song say so much while saying so little? - this song gets to everybody. It really is a unique song and its always fascinating to see peoples faces upon hearing this for the first time and you're no exception. Stay safe. Great reaction
You always said Pink Floyd was about emotions! Respect and Love!
"This is an epic masterpiece."
Couldn't have said it better myself 🙂
She is a master. She is a masterpiece.Who's the lucky dog
Richard Wright requested this song for his funeral during his lifetime. He asked Durga Mc Broom, a backing singer from the Pink Floyd World Tour, to sing the song at his funeral. There is still an unconfirmed rumor that Durga was accompanied on the piano by none other than John Lord from Deep Purple.
The true way to experience this is to listen to this entire album. It’s like one long song flowing together. Truly a masterpiece. Trust me you’ll love it. Thanks for the reaction!
100% right.
Darkside of the Moon = Greatest album of all time
Same with the wall
on lsd
My Gosh, your spirit is ever so beautiful to watch release!
Ah, Claire Torry... Crushing hearts and opening souls for almost fifty years with her vocals on this one.
Don´t be sorry for what you are or show, we love you anyway with Joy-jean!
Not a single word throughout. Genius from Clare, she did this in a single take. Never ever bettered. Love your reaction!
Actually, second take. First take she sang variations of babe but they didn't like it that so the second take was as it is heard on this recording.
@@brewswillis9783 Great that we all know the story. I meant she did a SINGLE take, beginning to end, not ONE take. Yes, it was the second 'take' and you're right, she tried some lyrics first time. And she didn't know if PF liked it until she saw the credit on the album sleeve.
Bless you girl....you felt every emotion possible. Beautiful.
The most beautifully real reaction I’ve ever seen! You are a beautiful person!!!
Well come into our music world!
Bought this on 8-track when I was 15. At 63 today, the emotions are the same. Chills.
You nailed it so completely! Anger at knowing you are dying, sorrow in leaving family, loved ones, and the world, and acceptance of the inevitable, and finally hope for the peace to be found beyond. Clare Tracy did this all in one take. She was asked to add voice to the music and this is what she came up with in one try. They sat there listening and made no reaction when she finished. She literally felt she had disgraced herself and the music. She ran out of the room, sobbing. They had to run after her to tell her how amazing she was and Boy was she. I still get chills listening to this. Such emotion conveyed to us and yet not one word spoken! Amazing! AMAZING!!!!!
Great gig in the sky Pulse, Live. Amazing. So beautiful 🥰🥰🥰
My son will play this at my passing, I already had one stage two tumor removed but it is growing back again. We all are born to die and no amount of begging and pleading with God will change your path. We must all be kinder to each other. Appreciate each other.
I get the same reaction still all these years later. Goosebumps and my eyes well up too... dont be sorry, you're only human! 😍 One of the most amazing vocal performances ever.
Don't ever be ashamed of your reaction Pink Floyd they get you right in the center of the heart the guitar the lyrics the piano they're just amazing when I'm feeling down they bring me back up again
"Her Voice Is Too Powerful" That is why I have listened to this for 50 years, and tears still come to my eyes. Her voice is exquisite. Watching You listen to this Masterpiece was a Gift.😊
Your facial expressions are how I feel every time I hear this song. I have listened to it for over 30 years. Thank you.
Your reaction is how most of us reacted when it first came out. It was something never previously heard before. The entire album is so haunting, which is why it was the longest charting album in history... 736 weeks. From it's release in 1973 to 1988. And it still pops up on occasion.
I’m glad your are listening to it finely, I suggested it long time ago, I really wanted to see your reaction, it was worth it to see you reacting to it.
Wow, I never saw anyone get on the first listen what the emotions of Claire's singing was representing in death. Great insight Empress.
Well she reacted to this song exactly the way I STILL react to it every time I hear it!!
The albums is a journey.
one of the most beautiful songs ever written
Wonderful reaction Joy-Jean. Pink Floy is a legendary, iconic British Rock band formed in 1965. They have sold 250 million albums worldwide and are considered the GOAT in Progressive Rock history. I have been a Pink Floyd fan since 1971 when they released their 6th album "Meddle", I was 15 years old!
They are unlike any other band, the way they take the listener on a journey with each and every song! Their music is hypnotic in many ways, people would often say they seemed to be in a trance listening to their music! Their live performances are legendary and I'd love to see you react to some. Pink Floyds 1994 Pulse concert has some incredible performances
Listening to that song again. So beautiful. Rejoice in the bittersweet melody.
First of all you are incredibly beautiful but the fact you have the empathy to react to that song with such emotion and compassion means you have an equally beautiful soul, which is even more important. Great Reaction !!
I love watching reactions to music videos especially songs I have grown up listening to .. I have always understood the song as grieving at the beginning a man's voice is heard obviously contemplating death .... Then you hear a woman's voice high with emotion and sounding in grief and distress , as the song goes on its as if she has made peace with her grief although you can still hear pain in the singer's voice .... Absolutely a masterpiece . X
Wow beauty and brains. Your interpretation of this song was absolutely right on point.
I was one of the listeners who recommended this song, after watching your emotional reaction to Comfortably Numb i knew you would like this.
Wish you were here is another great song.
Maybe not quite as intense but very powerful lyrics.
You are the best at describing what the music did for you when you first heard it. Great work.
What a beautiful reaction. I can't get thru this song without a tear. I've been listening to it since it came out!
I absolutely love the visceral reactions of young people listening to the music I have felt so deeply about for over 45 years. Thank you
I've always thought of this as one of the most moving vocal performances in the history of recording. This album as a whole, for me, is easily the best single overall composition ever. (And that's a lot for me to say!)
I love the emotion of your reaction. Certainly no need to apologize! I still get goosebumps almost every time I hear this song. I've never watched one of your video's, but I'm glad I stumbled onto this one.
Cheers!
Tingles my spine every time.
Cuts right into your emotions doesn’t it. It affects everyone the same. 🥰
I love your commentary on this song. You have a good heart.❤️❤️
Life altering music. Musicians live in another world. When they make music we only get a glimpse. Overjoyed that it "touched " your soul!
I cry every time. Melts your soul. Beautiful.
Had an out of body experience once listening to "Great Gig in the Sky." I remember being jolted back into my body and was somewhat startled by the whole thing. Being stoned at the time was just too much and probably a mistake. Some music is so powerful you really don’t need drugs :)
I can always rely on you for a beautiful and honest, heartfelt reaction. Thank you
im going to have this played at my funeral to make sure everyone cries
Me 2...
perfection
Great reaction honey! Not many people get this song, you did very quickly. Pink Floyd have so many songs with deep, profound meaning.
You need to watch THAT performance LIVE!!! AMAZING VOCALIST!!!!!!
WOW! So impressed with how quickly you understood the exact meaning of this song; especially without listening to Time/Breathe immediately before this - (which I would strongly recommend). A very sweet and touching reaction. Took me back to my own first time hearing, and all those 'feels' from so many years ago.
Much love from Seattle to The Empress!
Não ha como não emocionar com essa musica
What a beautiful heartfelt reaction. So glad I watched.
There are many theories as to what happens when we die, but the most interesting one I've ever heard was by a man named Neville Goddard.
the great floyd at it's best. truly arresting,
the message of this song is to portray the 7 emotions of grief or the feelings involved before you die. Shock or Disbelief, denial, anger, bargaining, guilt, depression and finally: acceptance. Knowing this, listen to the song and you can understand how her voice flows beautifully between every emotion.
The voice is mesmerizing, but so is the piano. I loved what Richard did for Floyd.
This is how they built the pyramids in Egypt. With a voice like that you could move anything.
The singing lady is Clare Torry and she is not a part of the Pink Floyd group. She was only one of a few additional musicans that hosted on the album The Dark Side of the Moon.
@EMPRESS JOY-JEAN i just can't help but loving you a lot, and your genuine reactions make me love you even more 🥰
genuine reactions?? She knew what this song was about even nailed it, on her 1st play? BS 100%. Don't fall in love so easily 🤭
OMG! You Got It! That's exactly what the song is about. 1.) The Fear and process of dying. 2.) Coming to terms with her own Death and 3.) her ultimate acceptance of her Death. You are awesome Empress!
You don’t need to apologize for your emotions listening to this song. We all feel it.
Such emotional expression and without words.
This whole album is a masterpiece. It’s no wonder it spent so much time at the top of the charts for years. I’ve worn out so many copies.
This is one of the most touching reactions to a song that I've ever seen. I've listened to this song thousands of times but this time I just focused on the facial expressions which say more than words could ever say.
If you watch the live performance it is 3 women singing this part. But in this recording it is one woman.
This recording with song by Clare Torry. A British women.
The ONLY viable Live version is from A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour 1987-1988 with Rachel Fury, Durga McBroom and Margaret Taylor
I've watched dozens of reaction videos to this song and this one is the most touching. It will never stop being cool watching Clare take someone to church for the first time
The first part she’s scared of dying the second part she’s going to the tunnel forgiveness and the last part she’s at peace with herself 🙏🏽😢🥰
It’s not her who’s dying. She’s going through the 5 stages of grief.
Your reaction when you first hear the vocal by Clare Torry is a joy!