Pink Floyd | Time | Reaction | First Listen
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A message so simply it’s terrifying. My first favorite Floyd song I guess aged 17. Now I’m 53, and hanging on in quiet desperation
i have many half pages of scribbled lines..
51. Its so fukin eerie how much more poignant this song gets as we age.
I was 15 and took the message seriously! Now 62 and few regrets...
To me, this one song has everything that is great about Pink Floyd. Great lyrics, one of the best guitar solos, the ladies background vocal, and the sound effects. It has everything.
I was 18 when it first came out in 73. Wore that album out and bought another.
Dark Side of the Moon is the only album in music history to stay on the billboard top 100 best selling album list for 15 year, the top 200 for over 18 years. Yes, I guess you could say it was a special project, and clearly it touched the nearly fifty million people who bought the album and the hundreds of millions that listen each day. A true phenomenon. And deserved.
The older you get...the more the lyrics hit home.
Such beautiful music...and a disturbing message.
Awesome.
Theres music and then there is Pink Floyd totally different league Ive been listening to this for 50 years and it never gets old.
I bought this album when I was 23. It's so cool to see people just now hearing it for the first time. Dare I say timeless.
"The subversion of expectaion" - I've never heard that phrase before. Summing up the whole and distilling down to the song's essence. Well said, my man!
The song is a masterpiece! Roger Waters who wrote the lyrics was only in his late twenties when he penned this. I can't help but wonder where he got the wisdom write about a time in his life that he is so very far away from! The chronicles our life span from exuberant youth with plenty of time on our hands that we tend to ; "fritter and waste..." it. Takes us through the hurried years of middle age before we know it, ten years have passed us by, then into retirement: "Home, home again. I like to be here when I can..." then, finally to death: "far away across the field the tolling of the iron bell (church) calls the faithful to their knees to hear the softly spoken magic spell." Funeral service.
Where did he find that magic crystal ball? I wonder.
What middle class boys could do with their time if they dedicated their youth to music, the arts, and philosophy entirely, instead of accounting, the stock market, and the law.
OMG John this is "Really" the first time with this Classic song !!!! 😯
My God it's played on Classic Rock radio stations around the country everyday for 50 yrs !!! 👍🎶
Also the first song to really highlight the Classic "Roto-Tom" drum sound !! 🎸🥁🎹🎤🎼✌
I am 68. This is one of my top 5 songs of all time. Every decade the lyrics hit me differently. Your reaction is spot on, and your comment that Gilmour makes smart decisions with the guitar shows depth beyond your years. I am a new susciber now.
Pink Floyd music, this album especially, is meant to be heard in full album format. The flow of the music and lyrics complete the concept.
I like the contrast in the vocals, David first and Rick doing the slower parts, then them together
I don't remember the first time I heard this song. I don't know what my reaction was, but I know that I didn't "get" Floyd until I grew up a little. They are one of a very few talented groups that changed my paradigm. They challenged the very idea of commerciality in music. They break down the third wall and don't care. They make the listener peer inside themselves to really dig at a personal meaning for the song. I'd love to see what you think about any of their performances at Pompei.
It’s “time” for a new PF wall poster if you ask me😂. Great reaction.
the last minute or so is a reprise of the song "breathe (in the air)" from earlier on the album. over the years it has become the way "time" ends on radio...and now in reaction videos. it's one reason "the dark side of the moon" and later pink floyd albums should be reacted to as one work. there is a continuity that is lost by skipping around the songs on those albums.
There are albums that must be a listening journey.”Days of futures Past”by the Moody Blues comes to mind.
The alarms at the start were recorded by Alan Parsons to test out Quadrophonic recording techniques! And another little sound effect fun fact: the tick tock sound leading from the alarms to the song was made from Roger Waters tapping the muted strings of his bass guitar.
best band of all times 😎👍🎶🎶
David sings almost all of Dark Side. Roger sings lead on Brain Damage and Eclipse, Rick sings the chorus on Time (David joins halfway through each), and all three sing the chorus on Us And Them, and the last half of Eclipse at the start of the climax.
David also played a lot of bass on this and other PF albums.
@@fredfred6644I'm not sure he did, tbh. I've not really seen anything say he played bass on Dark Side. He definitely played bass on portions of WYWH, Animals, and The Wall, though. You can hear the difference between David's and Roger's styles.
Even more powerful in context. Make sure you go through the whole album on your own sometime.
Dark Side is really.... just one song in stages, each blending into the next - and the end of Side 2 is the start of Side 1. The only reason for "start" and "ends" is radio play and the way CDs are laid out; it's really 1 track (well, two sides) on the original LP.
Dark Side is a wonderful life experience... please listen to this as one piece, 'cause that's what it is! :)
Been a Pink Floyd band since 68. Would like to hear your reaction to the Animals album.
Have you ever heard the Doors?
Roadhouse Blues
Riders on the Storm
The End
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Listening to Pink Floyd is almost a religious experience. Powerful, mind bending and grand.
Recorded on analog; 2-inch tape. No auto-tune, no automated mix; the cash register loop that begins "Money" was literally a loop of tape that was spliced and stretched so that it orbited around a mic stand before making its way back to the tape machine. When you take all of this into consideration, the creation of Dark Side is all the more remarkable. It was certainly a defining moment in this band's career.
how about Pink floyd's.....Animals...complete album.
My favourite Pink Floyd Track.
Great Music and Lyrics.
Keep Rockin'🎸📀🎹
RONNIE
Scotland 🏴🎸
This is my favorite song on my favorite album from my favorite band.
The lyrics are AMAZING. ✌️
To call this song a masterpiece is an understatement. I can't calculate how many times I have listened to this, and the different emotions it has drawn from me at various stages of my life. I'm 62 now and since discovering reactor channels 2 years ago I get a rush from seeing people exposed to it's brilliance. BTW, David Gilmour does not just play guitar, he is 1 with his instruments
Not one damn lie in your comment!!
David Gilmour starts the vocals, then it's keyboardist Rick Wright on the slowed parts (with Gilmour joining on harmonies), and at the end it's Gilmour on lead with Wright on harmony! Richard Wright is PF's secret weapon.
Yes just like Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones.
The intro, to my mind, is the musical interpretation of lyrics to follow. A gentle start with lots of space which slowly fills up as we begin to rush.
Pink Floyd make (albums ) , the next song is THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY .......
Yeah. This and The Wall are complete bodies of work. The latter very much so. My favorite album of all time
Their album Dark Side of the Moon remained in the Billboard 200 albums chart for 736 nonconsecutive weeks (from 17 March 1973 to 16 July 1988).
When you’re young the depth of this song goes mostly unnoticed. When you’re older, it hits you like a sledgehammer!!
That's almost all David Gilmour on vocals with a little help from keyboardist Richard Wright in the chorus.
My favorite Pink Floyd song??? The entire "Wish You Were Here" album... 😁 You can't pick a single song... their albums are an experience from beginning to end. That album is a zen experience for me starting and ending with Shine On You Crazy diamond. With the 3 radio friendly songs in the middle. Growing up, when I needed to destress I'd turn off all the lights, put on that album, kick back and experience the music...
"Sometimes I can't even explain what this music is making me feel" I am 60 years old and have been listening to Pink Floyd since 'Wish You Were Here' was released and I am with you man.
I think the 3 verses reflect on the 3 stages of life, growing up, middle age, old age and how we experience them. Rodger Waters usually wrote the lyrics and song musical outlines, David sang,, mostly, and wrote/played the guitar parts. Sometimes David Gilmore would double track with Rick Wright on vocals. Rodger Water did sing lead vocals on some songs, more so on later albums as he took over band control to a greater extend before splitting with the band
David Gilmour is one of the best guitarist you will ever listen to so much emotion in all of his solos
The lead vocals are David Gilmour and Richard Wright sings the bridges.
Not really an ending....if you listen to the whole album, Time just segues straight into The Great Gig in the Sky...and the effect is devastating!
Pink Floyd’s instrumental relax your body and the lyrics inspire your mind to travel
Time has always been my favourite song I'm 74 now and still listening to it
72 here and also still listening, pulling out new glimpses every time.
Roger Waters has described the Dark Side lyrics as very “sixth form” (which I guess is high school in the US?) and he even mocks some of the “Money” lyrics in the movie of The Wall. He qualified this noting that it’s their simplicity and relevance to all generations and cultures that made the album speak to so many for so long.
It was the schoolteacher in the movie mocking the lyrics in order to savage and humiliate young Pink. It's not a actual criticism from Waters. It's an attack on the clueless establishment rather than the song itself. Yeah, the lyrics are straightforward and not mysterious, but poetry is not required to be a puzzle.
@@llanitedave True - not seen it for ages. Always happy to admit to being wrong. What you decide is what I remember now I think about it. 🙏
Gilmour is probably my favorite guitarist, his touch and tone are impeccable, made even better by his restraint
People often overlooks the incredible musicality of Nick Mason's drumming.
It's nice to see you react. You would have loved it then.
The '70s were incredible. When I hear that now, it immediately throws me back to school. In grammar school, as a really music-interested student, you listened to Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Genesis, Yes, Kansas, Mike Oldfield, etc. (not pop songs) and it was incredibly fascinating. It was incredible and it went on and on for a whole decade.
Yes, "Dark Side of the Moon", the title says it all: moon, space, cosmos, time, infinity, etc. I love we you and other reviewers bring up these feelings that I'm sure that's what Pink Floyed was going for. After a few songs I realized this was a "space opera".
Song is about life passing you by. “And then ten years have got behind you; no one told you when to run. You missed the starting gun”. It’s about ageing and finding your life has disappeared. And it’s all true. 😢
Rog ddidn’t sing on this one. It’s all Dave and Rick ❤❤❤
The percussion work in the beginning of this is superbly sublime. No other version compares well to this studio version - or at least I've never heard one to date.
David Gilmour is the main vocalist on time with a few lines from the late keyboardist Richard Wright!
When I listen to stuff like this, I'm reminded of what I think when listening to Chopin or Shostakovich: How could someone so young write with this kind of gravity and insight? They are just plugged into something from another place.
Please listen to Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety. Also the album Wish You Were Here (the one with Shine on You Crazy Diamond). Really enjoying your Pink Floyd reactions.
It's funny you say you get a beginning of the universe ethereal feeling at the beginning of this song because they play this exact intro of this song at the beginning of the somewhat of a flop movie "The Eternals", which came out a couple years ago. They're movie kind of starts at the beginning of the universe over and over again!
Animals is a SONIC MASTERPIECE. 🤞✌️
Dude, it's definitely David singing in this one. I want to thank you for doing these videos and the work that goes into it! And thanks to other reactors as well. I couldn't do it- I'm so digitally challenged.
Thank you to John Slop🌈😀🐦
Richard Wright sings some of fhis. David sings the lead part. Roger wrote the lyrics, at most he may sing background vocals but I don’t think so
This is a song about a life, from birth to death. This is one song where you should read the lyrics
Gilmour sings the verses in "Time", and Rick Wright, (keyboards, vocals), sings the chorus.
Roger Waters wrote most of the lyrics to Pink Floyd songs while he was there, Gilmour did pretty much all the guitar work, writing and playing, in the studio. Rick Wright and Nick Mason also pretty much did their own parts respectfully.
Very much a group effort on this album, the last album to really have that,... by this time, (1973), there was quite a bit of animosity between the band members.
The problem was mostly between Gilmour and Waters, although Wright also had some issues with Waters, Nick Mason was kind of neutral and stayed friends with both David and Roger.
Roger Waters quit the band in 1985. The other three, David Gilmour, Rick Wright and Nick Mason, decided to continue on as Pink Floyd, just the three of them until Rick Wrights' death from cancer in 2008.
My favorite Pink Floyd song
Gilmour is singing the main vocals and Richard Wright, the keyboardist, is singing the other parts.
Your most interesting comment was, in speaking about David Gilmour, "...he makes a lot of great decisions with his guitar". I have never heard a comment about 'decisions' in guitar playing, but Lordy it makes tremendous sense! Like us all though, I have heard and felt and thrilled to those and other decision points in music development and playing.
David and Rick on Vocals and lyrics (so incredible) by Roger
You should listen to the album dark side of the moon as a complete entity , not just picking tracks here and there , it would be a much more satisfying experience for you .
On the album, Great Gig in the Sky follows directly after this.
That voice is David Gilmour. It's about how we take time for granted in our youth and as we get older we come face to face with our mortality.
Sun reaction. I never get tired of hearing this. Or really anything from that era of Pink Floyd.
I was lucky enough to see this tour.
Any Pink Floyd album from the 1970s is musical perfection.
The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here were the perigee of the arc that was Pink Floyd. Their other albums were good, maybe great, but those two at the peak were so divinely perfect as to be unsustainable by any mere mortals, IMHO.
great react, slop. can't believe you've never heard this.
There is no favourite Pink Floyd song, just the one you're listening to at any given time.
echoes live at pompeii 1971 ... you will fall even more in love with floyd man
Please listen to "Echoes" from the Meddle Album, than your Brain blow away..... Another Masterpiece is "Shine on you crazy Diamond" from the "wish you where here" Album Part I-V and Part VI-IX. And "Dogs" from the Animals Album are another Masterpiece. But there are so many Masterpieces that Pink Floyd composed. Not easy to say what is the best Song. For me it is "Echoes" in the Studio Version from Meddle. But there is a very nice "Live Version" of Echoes im Pompeji. No other Band cam compare with Pink Floyd, they are on the same Level as J. S. Bach, Beethoven or Strauss. Greetings from Germany
Dave sings the first part of each verse and Richard Wright sings the second part of each.
The righteous Brothers soul and inspiration
Dark Side of the Moon is the only album I remember the exact time and place I heard it, almost fifty years ago.
I interpret the almost sinister intro as representing Time, which we all cannot beat.
It CALLED "The Pink Floyd Experience"
It’s beyond music because it’s Pink Floyd
One doesn't simply "Listen" to Pink Floyd... you "Experience" it.
Accurate about life... sad and yet so beautiful
How about an instrumental?
Pink Floyd - Any Colour You Like
YES! And as much as I love the studio version, the PULSE version takes it up because it's that good and mainly one guitar, rather than two playing off each other.
Please try Sorrow live, some newer Floyd
David's voice isn't 'layered'...that's Richard Wright harmonizing.
I think you’d really enjoy “Any Colour You Like”. Spacey funkiness! As with most PF, although it is really meant to flow into the next song, it’s really enjoyable on its own.
you nail it when you describe music. pink floyd is THE absolute center of psychedelic rock
It’s “time” for a new PF wall poster if you ask me😂. Great reaction.
The clock ticking is Roger doing that on his bass with a pick and muting the strings
David on bass
DAVID GILMORE does more with fewer notes than Slash and Eddie combined. ✌️
Time first Great Gig second, it's life.
"Beyond Music" , indeed John .
Back when guitars used to sing ❤
SRV Texas Flood Live At The El Mocambo video!!!
Clocks, but Heartbeat 3:21 beat!!! More heartbeat than clock... crazy good.
Wow! Intro = dawn of time. I like it!
First time to your channel and I need to add on to I'm sure the dozen other comments that have to tell you you need to listen to the whole album from start to finish It was meant to be listened to that way... Not that this is a concept album like the wall where there's a story to be told but it's just meant to flow that way and take the listener on a journey musically and mentally
Best album and best band ever...
brazil love you JOHN .....
Here's another one. Welcome to the Machine .
hey John, chiming in I don’t have any money to spare, but I do watch the show and enjoy it. After Stevie Ray Vaughan died his band join up with Doyle Bramhall II and Charlie Sexton, to form the band Arc Angels. these guys are awesome pick any song.
You sure you never heard this? This is the most butifully precise music I've ever heard. Like the ticking of Time! Thanks!