Pink Floyd -The Dark Side of the Moon Album REACTION! (Pt.1)| Not What I Expected..
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DO A PART 2!
What Bill said. Because what comes right after Time is AMAZING! Maybe even listen to the tail end of Time as it leads into Great Gig in the Sky.
Someone once said "You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them" I think this is so true.
Zactly!! Headphones, eyes closed, and mind open
an understatement but true enough
In other words, it's a theme park ride for the mind!
They also say Dave Gilmour doesn't plug his guitar into an amp, he plugs it into his soul.
Couldn't have said it better ...!!!!
Pink Floyd takes U beyond time and space. I've been listening since I was a child,,, I'm 57 now and they still take my breath away. ✌ Enjoy.
I’m with you Sally Ramirez.. I’m 59 and have been a fan for 50 years.. since 1970 ..they are wizards..
Same, 57 and I became a huge fan of theirs when I was 9 yrs old and Dark Side had just come out. It was the very first record I ever bought and I still have it.
Ditto, and I'm 60 now. First time I heard them was somebody's school project about time, and guess what song they used during the slide show? I have seen them twice in concert, both times were phenomenal, and I have been to 30+ concerts, in my time, and the only time I spent more than $20 or $25 was for the Amnesty International show, which was around $50. In fact, one of my prize possesions is one of my Pink Floyd ticket stubs has 'Complimetary Ticket' outline stamped on the ticket!
I'm 67 and they still take my breath and still give me goosebumps.
Im 20 and you all got breathing problems. They just make me depressively-inspired.
Atta kid! Humbled that you opened the vid with my post!
Wow Matt ~ you really gave him some excellent advice! Very cool & Good on you!
@@danusdragonfly6640 Thanks, but the credit goes to JoJo himself. I try to always give the same advice (along with many others) on Pink Floyd reax, but rarely is the advice heeded. It takes it from being just another song to an experience. I hope he'll treat himself to a full listen, in that dark room with his eyes closed.
@@MattKrogmeier 100% you're right! I just now got to the end of him listening ~ fantastic!
@@MattKrogmeier So, when I saw your post on the other vid it got me thinking. I went to the used record store to find some vinyl for my grandpa's old magnavox record player. I found an unopened 2016 remaster. Snatched it up. Listened to it in my easy chair with my eyes closed. When the chimes from "Time" hit it startled me. lol
@@MattKrogmeier Totally agree, and maybe with a hint of LSD as well
Just for the record: there were no computers and all this sound collages (clock ringing in "Time", slot machines in "Money") - was hand made, literally. They just cut and glue pieces of the tape on the floor in the studio to make this.
So much studio invention, experimenting, and creating new techniques on this album!
There will have been tape running all over the studios and probably around the sub rooms too! Pink Floyd blow me away.
It affected you emotionally! That’s the point man! That’s what it’s all about! I’ve heard this stuff hundreds of times and if I close my eyes and forget the world, I get emotional too- no shame in that. That’s what it’s supposed to do.
I have distant memories of watching a friend, who was high on hash, falling asleep to this album with headphones on. I could tell when he got to Time when his eyes flew open with a look of shock on his face.
I think we’ve all had the shit scared out of us listening to time lol
Ah dearest, I bought this album when I was 16 in 1972. No fair making an old lady cry. I love that you felt the gravity of it. Pink Floyd teaches patience, like a good book, you don't want it to end. It is beautiful, profound,, transcendent . It brings you to a place you've never been before, and you want to go back. I still listen to my original vinyl. By far my favorite album. Looking forward to part two. ♡ Nurse Carolyn
Sorry to correct you Picket Fence but it was released in 1973
@@denzilbentley1318 You're right. I thought I was 16, but I was 17. Old people, whatta ya gonna do? ;)
Fantastically beautiful comment! :)
I get chills reading this comment. 🖤🤟🏻✊🏻
Isn't it wonderful to see a new generation falling in love with the music that shaped our antique lives? I bought a first release myself, and just to play it safe, bought a second copy the very next day. The backup vinyl is still in the original cellophane with the pricetag from Peache's.Records an Tapes. Wow, $6.99! I wonder what it's worth now.
Yep. This is exactly as it should be.
DO THE SAME THING WITH THE WALL. It's a heartbreaking story that's beautifully crafted with both words and instruments.
Oh man- he’s a rookie- The Wall may be too much to take in just yet...
@@dkwoodsy2082 The Dark Side of the Moon is the gateway drug to Pink Floyd, he wouldn't be able to have the patience right away to endure the fentanyl that is The Wall.
If you really want the true Pink Floyd get some magic mushrooms put on the whole album from beginning to end . If you ain’t tripping you’re missing the best part of the experience. You should know what it’s like to blast through the universe at the speed of light and float in the sea of tranquility, Pink Floyd is one band that can take you there
@@garycarter2050 I was a truck driver and freight guy for my whole career- always subject to random piss tests- I smoked a little weed back in HS but while I was working I never did anything more than my beer- and that was always on my off-time- but I’ve just retired now and might just have to delve into some of the psychedelics just to check it out- I always loved PF but I can see how the experience can be enhanced.
@@dkwoodsy2082 it’s insanely different, crying is much more common, and visuals go with the drunks in a insanely perfect way, you should definitely try !
"Experiencing an awakening into new music" is the perfect way of describing this! That is exactly how we all felt with our first listen!! It was meant to be an immersive journey. --- Welcome to old school, young man.
I wish I could hear this album for the first time once more.
It's all I ask in life.
Looking forward to Alzheimer’s so I can experience Pink Floyd again for the first time
David Gilmour said his one regret in life is he will never be able to experience hearing DSotM for the first time
I remember the first time I heard it. I didn't like it as much as I do it now. I almost felt it was the same song over and over, albeit a great one...
@@marklunn41 what if you forget about pink Floyd????? 😨 The thought terrifies me 😰
@@DLGraham Chances of you forget Pink Floyd are impossible. Their music hits your soul like a ton of bricks. I know for a fact I'll never forget Pink Floyd and neither should you!
This album is one of the greatest of all time. And although many will argue The Wall I think DSotM is their best. Especially when listening in a dark room. What a trip!
Though it might not be everyone's favourite, it is objectively their best
@@Userrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.r wish you were here >
the wall isnt even better than piper at the gates of dawn
Good job. Keep going!! You're right it is like a movie. The difference is the movie is in your head and is a little different for everybody. That why it hits so hard. And yes it's different not just by new school standards but old school as well. No one else did albums like this. Others have attempted it but there's only one Floyd. Enjoy the ride!!
Everyone is absolutely right. You need to the same with The Wall. It will make so much more sense listening to it in order
@14:27 That is Pink Floyd consuming your musical soul :) Welcome to the machine!
When I was a child. The first thrill was the first play of the new album. The 2nd and best thrill was your friends’ reaction. There is no way to not like this.
This is great, man, I’m so glad you did it, and I can’t wait for part two!
My only advice is, for albums old enough to have been originally released on vinyl, you should find out which songs were side one and side two, and try to split the reaction at that point. Before CDs came out, a record always had two sides and you always had to flip it, so the artists who made great albums would use that break in the middle for effect, sort of like the intermission in a stage play.
Seriously though, thanks for this. I’m sure it made a lot of your listeners happy. I’d love to see you do the same thing with Pink Floyd’s album Animals, as it is my personal favorite. I’d also like to see you do a side one/side two breakdown of Abbey Road by The Beatles, as that is possibly my favorite album of all time. Keep it coming, man. Love.
Great points and yes Animals and Abbey Road full reaction videos would be great!
Thanks for sitting through the album.
I will always say Time and The great gig in the sky should never be split.
I can’t wait until you watch the rest. The next song you’ll hear will blow your mind. It’s both beautiful and haunting. Beautiful, haunting voices with no lyrics. I find this one of the most incredible prices of music I’ve ever heard. “The Great Gig in the Sky” is it. BUT- you’re going to have to replay this last song first. You can’t just go into it. Your stopping point was unfortunate. Thanks for doing this!
Allright, man...you listened to the first 4 tracks...almost all of side one of the vinyl! 1. Speak To Me 2. Breathe (In The Air) 3. On The Run (trippy synthesizers bit) and 4. Time. I told you it was gonna blow you away!
Seriously, "no cap" - you earned a sub. Get to part 2 ASAP while it's still fresh in your mind.
I'm looking forward to when he hears "Great Gig in the Sky". A lot of emotion in this one.
Yes, it's hard to get the lyrical tie-ins between Breathe (In the Air) and Time when you don't listen to them in the same sitting. That poor rabbit... oh wait, that's us.
The clock is ticking that song is called time. Absolutely unreal when David Gilmour slowly brings in his guitar work.
Look up “dark side of Oz”, it’s this album, synced to “the wizard of Oz”, and it’s amazing, it really gives both album and film a whole new experience.
also 1 called darkside of the rainbow
You are listening with your soul. It is meant to have this effect.
This album stayed on the billboard 200 for almost 15 years, the longest charting album in history
Definitely a 'yes' to doing part two. You listened to Time twice now and you had two different reactions. Makes you wonder what your reaction will be in like 10 years from now eh?? A lot of people thru the years have tried to give Pink Floyd a 'genre'. Most come up with "progressive Rock or Pychadellic rock" but I like to call it "Cerebral Rock" because it makes you think and it takes your mind/soul out for a ride. Keep up the good work young man!!!
The Dark Side of The Moon IS psychedelic prog rock
The trick is to not be in a hurry. Just sit back and groove to the greatness of The Dark Side of the Moon. Yes , it was a reaction, listen to the lyrics and try to understand them. They will go way over your head if you rush your way through.
This is the first 5 tracks: 1. Speak To Me, 2. Breathe, 3. On The Run, 4. Time and 5. Breathe (Reprise).
@ShariSez1 Sorry, but Breathe (Reprise) is a separate song from Time. In fact it is the third verse to Breathe.
@@jimangela4589 Yeah, some versions of Dark Side of the moon have had it listed as a separate track and i know live they listed it as a separate track.
The first track on the album is Speak To Me, which was that slow build up with all those sounds of heart beats, cash registers, clocks, ripping paper, et cetera.
The second song is Breathe (In The Air) which is the song with actual lyrics that follows.
On The Run is the song with all those spacey sounds meant to describe the feeling of fear when flying.
Time follows after as soon as the clocks start sounding.
My suggestion to you is that when you come back to this, be sure to go back a couple of minutes and get back into the flow of the album.
Definitely, the transition into great gig in the sky is sublime 🎶
Saying, 'I don't know how to put it into words', is a great way to describe it. Keep up the good work Jojo. Enjoying your channel.
The good old days when a full album was one piece of art.
it’s still a thing, just because you don’t see or notice it doesn’t mean it’s gone. modern albums like “igor” by tyler the creator, “to pimp a butterfly” and “good kid, m.A.A.d city” by kendrick lamar, “my beautiful dark twisted fantasy” by kanye west, “currents” by tame impala, “madvillainy” by madvillain (MF DOOM and madlib), “blonde” by frank ocean, “the epic” by kamasi washington (my favorite modern jazz album), and countless more modern albums are beautiful pieces of art
albums are still art man
There isn’t really any “buildup.” All the interstitial parts are necessary to the tune. Yes, it’s not the usual pop song format, but that’s one of the reasons their music makes us consider life, and time, and death.
Huh? There are for sure buildups in Pink Floyd’s music
@@obdeisibcirrus993 I think what he means is that the buildup is just as important as the rest...
That in between part was almost creepy to me, it felt like you were lost and running through a maze, and all these scary sounds and things were passing you by
Pink Floyd “Dark Side of the Moon”: you bought the ticket. Now ya takin’ the ride. Enjoy the journey!
Pink Floyd = Your favorite bands favorite band.
"Experiencing a new awakening"
Welcome, my son. Welcome to the machine. You are officially a Pink Floyd fan
New listeners to PF need to realize most of their albums are concept albums so the whole album is meant to listened to from start to finish as each song is actually part of a bigger theme, in this case the album is talking about mental health issues largely influenced by the band losing their original creative force, vocalist and guitarist Syd Barrett to permanent severe mental illness, its a sad story and had a massive effect on the band. The album also explores greed, time and how short our lives really are and how quickly time passe
Back then we'd share a fatty. Kick back, close your eyes and relax. Great memories!
1:37 Speak To Me
2:46 Breathe (In The Air)
6:03 On The Run
10:30 Time
This album is top notch from start to finish and can never be matched. The pure talent behind these bandmembers putting their minds together to come up with something that’s perfect. I’m 59 years old and still Get chills every time I listen to this album.
David Gilmore's guitar work on this album is incredible, you can feel every note in his solos.
Gilmour.
"TIME" PICKING APART THE MOMENTS THAT MAKE UP A DULL DAY. I REMEMBER THIS PLAYED IT WAS THE DIVISON BELL TOUR IN LOS ANGELS I WAS 15 HIGH ON WHITE BLOTTER. ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE PINK FLOYD SONGS
Basically a summary of each song if you are a bit lost
Speak to Me- This has basic soundbytes from everysong throughout the album such as cashier registers from Money, a woman screaming from Great gig in the Sky, and clocks from Time
Breath(In the Air) - basically the beginning of life
On the Run - The pressures of traveling, fear of flying, background noises are from an airport terminal. the ending is a airplane crashing.
Time - How we shouldn't waste your life. or if you are an old fart listening, how you wasted your life.
I like how you initially said the buildup for Time was too long but this time (no pun intended) you said you really liked it. The music is growing on you as it should be :)
The song really does not matter on the Darkside of the moon. The moving experience that you felt, shows that you were really paying attention. This album affects everybody differently and it’s a very personal experience.
Good on you for actually doing this. A lot of reactors won’t actually do the whole album. Pink Floyd changes a person - In the best possible way.
Great to see someone listen to this for the first time. Don't worry, we all had pretty much the same response when we first heard it on the radio or a friends stereo when it came out in 1973. If you check out what they started doing in about 1968...playing longer, more complex songs that took you on a journey, taking you into outer space or an English garden, all while sitting in your basement or bedroom. Then songs like Echoes would take up an entire side of an album. The next logical step was an album of "songs", but really was one long piece of music based around a theme. The result was Dark Side Of The Moon. Ready for part 2 when you are.
Floyd is a legendary group of seemingly random people that just met at the precisely correct time who are good on their own but are the best together
Excellent advice, totally a Smart way to listen to this!!! 👍✌😎
It is awesome to see people listen to this for the first time. This album takes to somewhere else and makes you feel some kind of way.
I can't wait to hear this later. This kind of music is shit that's life changing. You're not going to be the same after this.
I love how you described this album as a wave pool, that’s a beautiful way to describe the experience. Ripples crashing into each other, contained in a small space. It can wash over you, but every wave almost feels familiar. I’ve listened to this album since I was a little girl, and it really feels like it comes from within. It’s close to your heart, regardless as to whether it’s you first or fiftieth listen
what an absolutely beautiful way of putting it, thanks for that
I think you will really like the album Animals. Follow along with the lyrics. There’s some deep stuff on that album.
I actually consider ANIMALS to be their best album.
Most Pink Floyd needs to be listened to in this kind of order. You may have fave songs, but the albums are always concept albums and tell a whole story.
My first concert I was 19, Pink Floyd in Rome Flaminio Stadium, 1989. Their music literally blew my mind for over 2 hours
The big screen behind the band showed vids connected to music, a big pink pig flew on the crowd disappearing somewhere behind the stage... It was a once-in-a-life experience I will NEVER forget!
Pink Floyd Music takes you away in another dimension!
I suggest you to listen to Echoes
Listen to this, by yourself in a dimly lit room wearing headphones. You will be a changed man
You said it's like you're on a lazy river and the sun is setting. But for me it's being in the moonlight on the farm far away from any city, about 3-4 in the morning by my self, just me and the moon.
Great analogy
76 and still my favorite band ,we had the best music in our Era, listen to the words so much meaning .now when you see an older person you may see us differently. We rocked
Great Reaction !!
Time whizzing by ? lol.............I went to the first English performance of this in Earls Court in 1973 with 18,000 others and paid £1 or $1.34 for the privilege and now another 47 years have passed by and I'm sitting here on the edge of London at 66 years old listening to it with you, my friend :)
The instrumental that was hypnotizing you is titled 'On the Run."
OMG I didn't see this!!.
Thank you so very much for examining this Album with a Part 1 and 2.
Can't thank you enough.
My favorite Floyd Album.
Been listening to them my whole life.
Thanks for the open mind..at your Age.
Jojo, you are adorable. Imagine growing up in this era where every band was this good! I'm 59
Reaction video or not, you need to part two this, you won't be disappointed. The Moody Blues are a similar group with the way they construct an album.
CD's changed how music is consumed. Before CD's you played albums by the side, from the first to the last track. When putting a vinyl album together, even ones that weren't "concept albums" like DSotM, artists arranged the tracks so there was a flow to it. For teenaged me in the 70's, listening to an album was a 45 minute journey where I felt I had travelled to a destination and back.
Watching you hear David Gilmour's more inspired guitar work for the first time was a treat. You'd stop bobbing your head and put your hands over your eyes and I have to say that I felt exactly what you were feeling. Even after all these years and many listens, that feeling never goes away. Love ya, man. Happy you now know what we had on the radio when we were growing up.
You stopped it at one of the best parts!! Please! I can't wait for your reaction to the rest! Maybe listen to the last song on pt 1 so we can all get the flow into pt 2. Love this!
I'm loving watching you enjoy this music. Pink Floyd has always been my favorite. The lyrics are always deep, and of course the music itself is phenomenal. Enjoy
Dude, I remember listening to Dark Side of the Moon for the first time from start to finish and I wish that I could have a record of how I reacted to it like you will always have. This album is a true masterpiece of music. Glad to see someone truly enjoying it. The tears are normal my dude, that is what really good music does.
You're right. Most artists release albums as a collection of unrelated songs. But Pink Floyd were masters of the "concept album" - an album where all the songs have a thematic unity.
Guys - I do believe he's beginning to get it! Make sure when you do part 2 that you finish side 1 and then listen to side 2 until the VERY END.
Gosh I so envy you listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon for the first time. I was 20 in 1973 when I had my introduction and it blew my mind, and still does to this day!! Not a reaction video!!???? That's EXACTLY what you are doing, reacting to something new and off the scale compared to your standard regular music. Welcome to Pink Floyd. Brilliant reaction!!😂😂🇬🇧
Smoked a lot of weed and took a lot of LSD listening to this album lol
I listened to the Wall and DSOTM thousands of times on lsd in my youth.
My first time listening to this album. I dropped a hit of acid! It was a pivotal moment in my life ,such a vivid memory and life-changing view of everything I thought I knew. I'll never forget it, it's made me such a better person and helped me keep an open mind about everything!
@@BobbyGeneric145 We used to go see the wall at the mall every other weekend @ midnight for years and do acid! I had some crazy burnout friend huffing Rush he spilled some and lit a cigarette and caught himself on fire in the theater when I was on acid ,it was intense to say the least!
@@scottbegonias313 omg Rush cleaner!! Ya those times were pivotal for sure, but I'd never want to relive em.
Soooo much weed and acid. I still get the same visceral feelings when I listen to it. All this legalization is working out perfectly for when I retire and no longer have to be a pillar of the community.
I love that you get it within like 7 minutes bro lol. Part 2 let's go
Best concert ever. 1973 Detroit. Friends, weed, pink smoke. Pink lights. Thousands of soft flickering lights. A quiet journey. Iconic.
You can find it on RUclips but there’s a synchronization of the Dark Side of the Moon with the first part of the movie “Wizard of the Oz” I’ll admit they do synch together pretty well lol
They do it for the full movie and just repeat the album. It still syncs up in many places.
We used to drop acid and throw that on in the background. Always cool.
I’ve always heard that but never checked it out- guess I should...
The thing where you said you were tingly and hypnotized definitely describes my first time listening to this album. I remember that exact sensation. It was an experience that changed me forever!
I am glad you got to have that experience too. Peace, bro
At different ages of life I have found different insights in this album. The older I get the more the lyrics make sense.
Good on you for starting the journey young man.
At the shows for this tour during the song On the Run a holographic airplane would appear above the crowd and begin to fly in a circle and then as the song builds to a crescendo it would explode over the crowd into pieces.
Ok- you said it “kinda put you in a daze?”- Back in the day, it was popular to smoke up some weed and drop a hit of acid and crank up some Pink Floyd- not for all fans but some certainly did. I never did- I was too young- but it’s still some deep trippy music. Also check out the album Momentary Lapse of Reason- 1987- that’s got some great stuff.
f course you need to finish the album! (Personally, my favourite album is Meddle.) I want to put in a suggestion for a future vid though: YES. Heart of the Sunrise or Roundabout from their Fragile album. I guarantee Chris Squire will blow you away with his base playing.
Great reaction does not require words.
Your non verbal communication is spot on.
Nice to see a young man not high react.
I saw them live... I cannot say the same🤓✌️
GREAT GIG IN THE SKY will make you cry. It is their most emotional song. No WORDS AT ALL.
Had to like at the very beginning because of that comment. My friends and I back in the day would listen and discuss music together all the time. We listened to this album straight through once a week.
I hit the subscribe. You seem like a nice bright young man, your parents must be proud. You make good videos and thoughtful of comments.
You put it into words very well. That is just the way Floyd has always made me feel. It's an 'experience'. Best part is that it's a joint project. Floyd gives you the soundtrack and you supply the pictures in you head and the emotional response. You are lucky to come to it young enough to enjoy it through your life, the way I did back in the day. I'm happy for you.
I did not take the time to search through all the comments so for5give me if this was brought up already.
Pink Floyd is a very Hi Fidelity sound. And as such the compression of RUclips on the experience of the music is quite detrimental to the overall experience.
Purchase or borrow true version of the album. Then take the time and listen to the entire album with your head phones.
It is a very fine experience...and honestly one most people enjoy.
The Wall is also an amazing experience that should be had in its entirety without the compression of RUclips.
Thanks for your vids man.
Really enjoying your channel bud. I love watching people hear my favourite music and this experience will enrich you’re mind better than any school can teach you.
This reminds me: I just came across your channel a few days ago and watched your reaction to the Prophet's Song. I wanted to say something then but since the post was already a couple of months old I didn't think anyone would pick up on it. At the end of the song, there is an acoustic piece. As you listened to just this song, that prologue doesn't make much sense musically. To fully appreciate that section, you need to continue to the next song -- Love of My Life. When you do that, the acoustics section makes total sense; it's a transition piece.
Yes blud! I’m liking these reactions, just found them, shout out from London, bless up 🇯🇲
Hell yeah, first track just started and you are already vibin' and slippin' into the zone. :0D Very much lookin forward to part II :0)
You are reacting perfectly appropriately. And I had forgotten how much I loved this album, because I don't play it much. When I'm in the mood for Pink Floyd, Echoes fills the bill perfectly. Though I have to say that this album is flawless from beginning to end.
It's sad you can only hear it for the first time once. I would love to experience that again
Yeah, that's what Pink Floyd does to you.💜
That Comment is Spot On! I'm so happy you did it in 3 parts.... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Pink Floyd along with The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and Queen are in my opinion the 4 best rock bands of all time for me there will never be anyone better. If you love music you have to appreciate that Floyd, Zeppelin are epic pieces in their own right, listening to the instruments, techniques, lyrics and complete mastery of the songs is something that you just don't hear this raw talent any more. No auto tune, playing live meant singing, playing and hearing everything live. Can you tell my favourites 1. Zeppelin, 2. Queen and Floyd on par and 3. Beatles. Pure brilliance 4. Is Elton John ha
Respect because you are listening to music from the 70's without dissing it like a lot of youth today so thankyou for giving it that.
There is nothing more universal than music. It can take each of us on an independent journey and shows we are all on that journey together.
I’m glad you liked it so much and I can’t wait to see your part two.
I haven’t looked, but if you haven’t done it yet and would consider it, Pink Floyd The Wall is an excellent follow-up. But like Dark Side, you have to listen to the whole thing together.
It touches you, doesn’t it? Right down to your soul.
This is one album I would set up, get stoned, and when the acid kicked in, I'd trip into places the mind was not supposed to go, and ride the wave.
hello Jojo,
I enjoyed watching you listening to my music. I am 71 years old and am still fascinated with the amazing music that came out of the 60s. The creativity was "off the hook". The variety of rock music that came out was because the music companies were hungry for something new. Once the rock musicians of that time became successful they dictated what THEY wanted. Different music companies were scrambling and falling over each other to get the next great sound. The successful groups did not want to be pigeon-holed. If they were being dictated to, they went to another company or like the Beatles, started their own. Successful groups didn't worry about money like the companies and thus can experiment. Take care, George
I had no idea you listened to Darkside of the Moon the whole thing. I am so roud of you. I think that is the only way to listen to Darkside. Wow! Hope you liked Money and Gig. They are my faves of the album. Good job!
I just got tears in my eyes because I can see he understood the message at such a young age. I loved this album at age 17 but I wish I’d paid more attention.
Yes please part 2! Pink Floyd's outstanding concept albums are, in order:
1. DSOTM
2. Wish You Were Here
3. Animals
4. The Wall
I think there all tied for 1 lmao
@@sammmartinn although DSOTM is my favorite, I meant in order of release. But yes they are all excellent!
@@reality1958 yea DSOTM is my fav as well but i honestly couldn’t tell you which ones the best consetually lmao
@@reality1958 conseptually
Don’t be ashamed to shed a tear, I’m still doing it 👍👍