FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - On The Run/Time/TGGITS | Reaction
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This just put me in another realm. I don't even know what to say. I can see why this Pink Floyd album sat on the billboard top 200 for 724 consecutive weeks.
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You are doing it exactly right!! Pink Floyd is all about the vibe they create. The flow. Pausing every 10 seconds to express your feelings or trying to interpret deep lyrics (they are known for) at first listen, does nothing but destroy the vibe and with It the experience. You are doing it right. No apologies necessary. Keep doing what you're doing! I only wish more first time Floyd reactors understood this.
Could not agree more. Floyd Music (and some others of the time) is an experience of mood, which is shattered if you try to analyze it - rather than experience it - and that first time hearing it will color it for anytime you hear afterwards. you can never go back and redo that first time. If you missed out on the full experience you will not have a second chance.
Awesome, glad I approached this right. Thanks!
@@SalvoG "Money", the next song, you can get away playing alone. Then the next four are severely attached. I would recommend listening to the last four all at once then editing it into however many posts you like. Considering you're saying they've flagging you. Your call.
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The interrupting just reinforces that the reactor doesn't really get it, which is too common; they seem to have read somewhere that the song "should be deep" but they don't really understand depth in the way these song were meant to evoke it. But Salvo gets it.
Too many “reactors” are actually “dissectors” or “commenters”. We come primarily to see how you react to the music, not hear what you think of it. We already know it’s awesome and why. You’re doing it right. Avoid interruptions, get into the groove, let your feelings show, and after the song is over if people want to stick around and hear you attempt to analyze what you heard, that’s fine. Good job.
When this music came out it was on a record , we did not listen to one song at a time. We listened to the entire side of the album. We experienced the music as a compleat piece and understood that was the way it was designed to be experienced. So I think we want reactors to have that same experience. For example I've never heard anyone react to The Wall as a whole. Everyone listens to it in pieces and I always feel that they are missing the story and often the point of the songs.
but no one I ever talked with had any idea of the lyrical meaning
@@jimcarlson6157 I saw the Wall live with Roger Waters and David Gilmore and Nick Mason in 1980 in Los Angeles. I have the double album on vinyl and I've listened to it a hundred times. I keep the concert program with my album. It actually has some lyrics that were edited out of the studio version (or added to the live performance). I can explain the meaning behind the lyrics/album concept to you if you like.
It's ok not to dwell on the meaning of the lyrics for a first experience with Pink Floyd.
But you should still relive, for yourself, this listening experience including the lyrics,
because they are pure poetry, and still as relevant today as when they were written 49 years ago.
Hear hear
@@rmyikzelf5604 I see what you did there... nice~ 😁
That woman wailing on the song is so epic and I wouldn't even be able to say why.
It's actually incredibly entertaining to watch you get mesmerised! If you watch a Pink Floyd video during one of their concerts you'll notice that the entire audience is almost always sitting still! That's because that's the way Pink Floyd music is you just sit there and become mesmerised!! I've seen them live 4 times, twice in the 70s once in 87 and once in 1994 at the Pulse concert tour! First time I saw them in 74 there were approximately only 4,000 of us and nobody was moving! Same for the next three shows!! When they do a live show they use four sets of speakers completely surrounding the audience and engulf you inside the music! Keep going, you're actually one of the better listeners/reactors and if you keep up the same method and attitude you will have a large audience very soon!!
Thank you so much!
ClaireTory is a vocal Goddess! You're right not to pause. PF is a vibe!
With Pink Floyd, listen first and comment afterwards would be my advice, allowing for the unique intricacies of their sound and musicianship to flow over you, and yes you could have the lyrics on screen. Great reactions, really enjoying your journey.
Thank you Adam
MY man! You have done a fine job. The best reaction to the Floyd I've seen so far. Lyrics might be cool, though, as sometimes it's hard to hear exactly what's being said. Good job, bro...rock on! 💯💯
Dude you didn't mess up! Great Reaction!
As long as your enjoying it😊
Just remember when we put that beautiful vinyl on the turntable we also had the artwork and importantly the lyrics to hand if needed😉
I am enjoying it !
I was 12 when this album was released. I was already a fan. Pink Floyd has been rattling my mind for 50 years. Life lessons learned and I'm a better man for it. Once a year put aside private time to allow the music to flow over you and jam with Floyd!
Excellent reaction! Pink Floyd is one of the few groups that you experience instead of simply listen to.
So glad you listened to this masterpiece. This 2023 remaster just does not do the original justice. It sounds like they've compressed or even side-chained the crap out of it. The production was already brilliant. Thanks for taking the time to listen to it all. Peace.
Back in O.C. Calif when I was 27 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"...
I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Scott Page” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 200 shows I’ve seen.
All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
Wow - what a fantastic account! No question David Gilmour is as much an English gent as one the top 5 rock guitarists of all time!
Pink Floyd is amazing. Ya gotta do some "live" performances too. The Pulse concert is amazing. Three "musts" from that are "Comfortably Numb", "Run Like Hell", and "One of These Days". Their live performances are next level too, just like the music itself.
Add Sorrow to that list.
The most perfect album ever created!
This album is the world record holder for weeks on the Top 200 at 950+ weeks. My favorite Pink Floyd songs come off this album Brain Damage/Eclipse.
Lol , also , we rarely had lyrics and would listen over and over again trying to pick them out and digging into the subtlety of the music itself as well.
PINK FLOYD, "GREAT GIG IN THE SKY". Clare's voice brought those rarely talked about thoughts concerning one's final moments of life. Once she's passed the, I can't believe it 's over, frustration, anger, depression. Finally gives in too the realization, and acceptance of the end of life is nearly over. Then her present voice starts to become an echo, and the final piano chord ends with silence .
There’s a wonderful documentary where the members of “Floyd” look back and explain the process, in some detail, of making “Dark Side.” They really did maximize their collective creativity to produce such a remarkable album, in the analog age. Occasionally, the stars DO align. 🤘😎 Btw, nice reaction. 👈
Pink Floyd is Legendary, they're a Vibe! Their music takes you on a cerebral journey with each song, you're feeling what virtually everyone feels listening to Pink Floyd.
There are two unwritten rules that Pink Floyd fans insist on, 1) Always where headphones when listening to Pink Floyd, and 2) Never, ever, ever, pause a David Gilmour guitar solo! Lol.
Good to know! :)
SalvoG, you owe it to yourself to do a 'reaction' to the LIVE version of Pink Floyd's 'Comfortably Numb', from the 1994 'Pulse' concert in London's Earl's Court. Despite the complexity of their music, Pink Floyd can play AND improve their songs when playing live. Their performance is spectacular and faultless, their vocals are as clear as a bell, and the lighting and effects during the concert are astonishing. When you've listened to 'Comfortably Numb', try listening to the WHOLE 'Pulse' concert. It's all right here on RUclips. Enjoy!
Start watching the Pink Floyd Pulse concert, lots of great music and visual effects. Recorded back in 1994.
They play all of Dark Side of the Moon, on the DVD set, that was all of disk 2 plus 3 songs to finish the show. It's a long haul but soooo worth it.
I recently discovered reaction videos on RUclips. I sampled half a dozen content providers including yours and in the end I subscribed to and started watching your channel. This video is the perfect example of why I decided to try to listen to all of your content starting with the first posted video. At one point you make the comment "I need to stop pausing and just listen" which was spot on. Other channels make too many pauses and comments which break up the flow and destroy the viewers appreciation of the music. he that I have never heard before, I want to enjoy the music as well as your reactions. In addition, as many comments on this video mention reactions can be demonstrated by facial expressions and body language as much your words. Your decision to pause and speak minimally allowed us to see your immersion in what is an undeniably surreal experience which I have always called euphoric. The decision to make it about the music rather your ego formed my selection of your content. It was further reinforced by your decision to consume most artists in chronological order so as to see their progression and evolution starting with Led Zeppelin. That information was provided due my decision to watch your content by beginning with your first video. When you made the commitment to listen from beginning to end of significant groups, I knew I made the best choice for my reactor channel. Thanks!
You should listen to this in quadrophonic sound. The heartbeat at the beginning runs through your entire body. Close your eyes and enjoy, the time passing away.
In 1973 I was 20 years old. My best friends brother bought this album, we went up to his bedroom, drew the curtains, laid on the floor and listened to DSOTM in its entirety. I don't think I was ever the same again. Don't worry if you don't get it first time, I've listened to this album hundreds of times, ALWAYS from start to finish, always in a darkened room and often with a glass of something interesting and I STILL notice little new nuances to appreciate and mentally digest. Try Wish You Were Here next, in my opinion the equal of DSOTM. Enjoy!!😁🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The words to Time will still be relevant in 100 years time
Glad you added Dark Side of the Moon in after you asked about 70s psychedelic music in one of the Zeppelin videos! Pink Floyd always shifts me into a different headspace or trance, almost like meditating. Keep doing these and I hope you add in the Wish You Were Here album. The albums before Meddle tend to be more experimental and bizarre. As you're doing the video feel free to listen straight through to the end or pause and talk... play it by ear and do what you're inspired to do.
Just flow with it. Great reaction. Album sides are the way to go with most Floyd music. It’s just the way it is. You can do songs separately but the larger context is lost.
It was so calming I started falling asleep.
Cool reaction. Pink Floyd's lyrics are always very deep and meaningful. I would suggest you have the lyrics drawn up. Please don't pause...you should not have any copyright problems with them.
It does get copyrighted unfortunately
@@SalvoG Many reactors doing Pink Floyd do not pause at all. They don't have copyright problems with Pink Floyd.
@@capetowntrikeman I wonder why mine get flagged
@@SalvoG even using the studio releases (which I very highly reccomed for first listens & reviews/reactions)? I thought I heard you say on another Pink Floyd reaction that a static image of the album cover while the audio plays is acceptable to YT. If it's the lyrics causing the problem, we as old Pink Floyd fans don't need them on the screen for us. It's you as a new listener that might benefit from having them somewhere to view for yourself. Hope you figure it out so we can relive the experience with you! Thank you!
A great reaction, I think you did it a good job in the way you listened. I'm looking forward to hearing your comments about the second half of the album. Oh BTW, because there is often some back story or subtext to Floyd songs, so feel free to read up about the tracks you're about to listen to...If you feel like it.
I think I will!
That's the thing about early prog rock especially, and the '70's music scene in general, the album was much more the art form than the song. And an album was more than the song cycle, there was cover art, liner notes, inserts, posters, stickers, lyrics, all theoretically worked together as a single entity: the Album. There was an experience to the whole thing. And then The Wall gets theatrical and completes an entire rock opera about the rise and fall and redemption of the main character, Pink, in many ways contrastable with The Who's Tommy.
A staggeringly productive time in modern music - never really repeated. Very lucky to have been a teenager at that time!
Salvo your experience to the music was the same as those of us who first listened to it in 1973. Well except for two things:
As commented below, we first listened to the record album by dropping the needle at Side One Track One & sitting back with our eyes closed until it was time to flip it over and repeat the process. (there may have been some sort of sweet herbal smell in the air that amplified the effect of the music...)
And Two: When we first heard it in 1973 there had never before been anything like it to hear. This was completely new.
Think about how it affected YOU 50 years after it was first released. Try to imagine how mind blowingly amazing it was to us in 1973! Almost like the Neanderthals first finding the obelisk in 2001 A Space Odessy.
Then after just "experiencing" the music and being blown away we would dive into the lyrics, most of which were/are easy to pick up by ear.
In many ways Pink Floyd's music played a huge part in shaping the direction of my life and it wouldn't surprise me if there are many others like myself who still listen to their music and love it today as old folks (I'm 63).
Thanks for reacting, and yeah, if you want to give us full album Pink Floyd reactions/reviews let's go! It truly IS the "correct" way to experience the music and the best way to grasp the concept(s). I would suggest going in order starting with a re-listen to DSOTM in full then the rest in order through The Wall. Go ahead and throw in The Final Cut too if you like. After that Roger Waters left. Although Pink Floyd still lives on, in my mind it finished when Roger left. I do love some of the new stuff, and David Gilmore is awesome of course, but it's just not the same for me.
There's a live concert on RUclips after Roger left and it shows that they were just as awesome.
the best way to listen to the dark side of the moon ,of course, is start to finish,however, with side one "the great gig in the sky" could be listened to on its own. a lot of people get confused when listening to "time" because there is a reprise of "breathe (in the air)" from the beginning of the album at the end the song. "time" really ends with the line "thought i'd something more to say".
Lovely reaction, not pausing is definitely the way to go. Giving your reaction afterwards is perhaps harder, since then you have to summarize the entire experience instead of reaction to a small section or reaction to the feeling you're experiencing at that moment. But hey, it's a RUclips reaction so 'your reaction' is what counts, as long as it's genuine.
On another note; I noticed that you're listening to a custom mix in this video; while that is by itself not a bad thing, I'd recommend to stick to the (2011 Remastered) album versions. The (legendary) album mix is an important part of DSoTM in my opinion.
I didn't realize it was a mix until after! It's hard to find youtube videos with all the songs in one video
Listen to this in a darkened room, headphones and a joint.
Thanks for letting me share that with you
I had a similar reaction the first time I heard this album. Was just at a loss for words. It's so engaging and otherworldly. There's a magic in this album, all these elements that shouldn't work, all these different ideas and threads and song structures. But somehow it all comes together and creates an experience. "The Great Gig in the Sky" is my favorite track off this album. The first time I heard it, it broke my brain. The piano and guitar are gorgeous together, but THOSE VOCALS. They're frightening, then soothing, then rapturous. I cry every time I hear the song. It's so beautiful what talented musicians are able to create, evoking so much emotion, even without lyrics. It's special, and thanks for giving the album a good listen! Love re-experiencing these tracks with you.
I'm glad you got headphones for this. I didn't have headphones when this album first came out but when I put them on the first time, "DUDE"!!!
So many night as a teen coming home with a good buzz i would put on the headphones and this was one of my go to albums.I think i know every note played on it Keep it up man u have not got to Tool yet To me all these bands you checking out helped forge Tools sound and thet took it to another level they are Amazing
I tried to get into tool .. I don't know why I can't .. I see they are highly recommended, based on the music I'm into .. but i just can't get into them .. what is wrong with me .. lol ... I feel like I'm missing out ... I know I'm in the minority ...
@@BrainBoyle Try Invincable by them with head phones its from there latest album I was the same way.. Just take the ride for yourself and u will see i hope
Speaking of Buzzes, this (and many other similar albums) were mandatory party get together records back in my day. They worked whether it was 10 friends or just a couple. could zone out for hours.
20 minute is NOT a long video! It’s mid-range. NO need to apologize, Sal, we expect this length
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Agreed. You can't rush Pink Floyd.
React however feels right for you. People watching Pink Floyd reactions tend to not want people to pause, especially during guitar solos. It would be a shame to spoil your first time listening to Pink Floyd. They do build up a heck of a vibe.
I remember back in th 70's taking a hit of Acid, And this song came on right when it kicked in. I remember watching my hand disintegrate into molecules and that set the mood for the rest of the night. Then everything around me looked like it was melting. Those were the days..
Clare did such a fine job. Decades later I am still taken aback by TGGITS.
Watching you ENJOY the music is the best response you can give. Many reactors pause too much and totally ruin the vibe. You are falling into the PF rabbit hole and you will totally enjoy the trip. I'm 73 and have listened to PF since day one. Every time life stresses you out, sit back, turn out the lights, put on the headphones and whatever else you wish and just enjoy the journey you are about to go on. There is no other band quite like them in how they affect you mentally, emotionally and physically. There are many groups that you might call similar (The Moody Blues, Roxy Music, ELO, Rick Wakeman, Genesis) but PF have perennially been the band most reacted to because of their unique ability to cause a life changing experience to the listener. SO LISTEN AND ENJOY!!
BTW some reactors put the "full version" on Patreon but then edit the RUclips version down to reduce the video length.
That way viewers can choose which reaction version they want😉
I don’t know why your channel was just referred to me - the RUclips gods know I love Pink Floyd 😂 Hoping you’re going to keep going with more PF. Their music does tend to put one in a trance. Yes, listen first & do lyrics later. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
A great response!!
Listen to all pink floyd track at least three times and digest the lyrics and of course the fantastic musical talent of the band don't ever pause any of their music and then and only then give your own honest opinion one thing I'm sure of they will grow on you and you will become addicted in a wonderfully hypnotic way enjoy my friend you life is about to become a lot richer pink floyd are awesome take it from a 72 year old fan
12:24 that loud/quiet merged together = utter perfection. Right THERE... MAGIC.
C.P.
2022.
A) My husband's 'urn' is that triangle with the rainbow sticking out
B) this makes so much more sense when really really really high. ☁️☁️
You're right. Listen to it first, then read the lyrics. You should do the whole album in one video (same as Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" in its entirety. We love the music, nobody will object to a long video. Trust me on that! You might also try Rush's "The Fountain of Lamneth" from their Caress of Steel album. It's all of side 2.
Its called zoning out. Don't focus on the lyrics. That first one you played I heard decades ago and I only learned the lyrics maybe 5 years ago, and I am not upset about that. For people who love This kind of music and watch you, we enjoying watching you experience the same thing we did when we first experienced it. THAT is the joy we get from it, not the commenting. and pausing such music as this would ruin it for us - And You.
If you want a suggestion his others are definitely worth doing as well, Especially 'Comfortably Numb' which is a favorite of mine since I had the same experience. and even after you experience his albums you might watch one of his live performances like the 'Pulse Concert' (they are known for their famous light shows).
Thank you so much for this comment and persepctive
Pink Floyd is the kind of band where you're inclined to just sit back and enjoy. That's what I was doing.
Love that lap steel guitar (slide guitar with strings facing up) at the start of TGGITS
TIME. MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE!
Just epic in my eyes!
You DONT have to be high to be mesmerized and enjoy this amazing album…..but it sure enhances the experience.
Salvo, Please do NOT interrupt a Gilmour guitar solo. THANKS!!
Noted!!
Pink Floyd's music is an ethereal journey. Don't rush the story, relish the meaning.
You did it right. The whole first side as one compilation. You seem stunned and really want to ask us "WTF". I get it
yes totally beautiful
DSotM was very well thought out and it behooves you to watch The Making of Dark Side of the Moon, the interview with Clare Torry (the vocalist in The Great Gig In The Sky) and perhaps read about the meaning of each song, particularly on side 1 (Speak to Me represents birth and The Great Gig In The Sky represents dying).
Then go listen to the Pink Floyd song Echoes, specifically the one from the David Gilmour Live in G'dansk. Then read about the meaning of that song.
And remember to turn the volume up to 11 :^)
Clare Tory's vocals... Done in 2 and a half takes... no auto-tune, no nothing.....!!! Can I make a suggestion for future Pink Floyd listens... Most of their albums are supposed to be listened to a vinyl side at a time... It's the way us old guys who have been with them for half a century have been doing it.. I know you have done side two of this album like that and feel that it was a perfect way to react to them. And the way you did that was excellent... listening to it and then reacting at the end... Please keep on doing what you are doing. I'm a new subscriber and loving the content.
Pink Floyd is a band I've always wanted to like. Their musicianship is top notch and they write deep, evocative lyrics, but the themes of madness, depression and solitude just push me away. I can't get into music that leaves me feeling sad or desolate.
I suppose that is the double edged sword of Pink Floyd's art. Their music has such an uncanny ability to bring forth thoughts and feelings hanging out in our subconscious. Sometimes those feelings aren't what we want to face at that moment.
Death is the basis for all motives in life.
It's actually 4 'tracks'... on the run, time, breathe (reprise) and great gig in the sky.
I am 4 minutes and 8 seconds into this song and if I was driving right now I would probably be doing way over the speed limit I mean if I was on the highway this is one of the craziest driving songs in the world
Great Gig in the Sky, 16:48 She says somethin like "I never said I was afraid of dying", on the original album release, it's way harder to hear but she says "If you can hear this whispering you are dying" way creepy but true.
we dont listen to pink floyd . we experience it . welcome to the family .
It’s all good ✌️
13:28... 'so beautiful'
PF/CLARE: Hold our beers.
Probably the piece of music with in its sphere
Being at a loss for words is normal with Floyd. You’re doing GREAT Sal! Pink Floyd on the potty. That’s a new one. You must be very contemplative there 😂
:D
Headphones are perfect for listening to On the Run. 😀
You actually got 4 tracks there, squeezed in between the line 'thought I'd something more to say' and the opening of GGITS is Breathe Reprise. Aren't the transitions really good?.
One thing I don’t think react-ers have quite gotten comfortable with yet is the fact that we are in two different places and times and I think it’s ok for you to talk out loud during your reaction. If you could lower the volume of the media and keep your voice level up it would be cool with me. Since you have headphones on, you don’t have to pause the music or video to speak, we can hear you. It would require a little bit of mixing, but that’s how it’s done on radio programs.
Pink Floyd is a very singular band - and it went through a couple evolutions before the end: they started as a anti-Boomer act... before transitioning to 'headphone rock' in the 1970s... and then finally settling in to a sort of musical back-channel that judges humanity as honestly as prog rock can - and during that time, they changed lead vocals from Roger Waters to David Gilmour (I'm more about Gilmour)
The only modern band that I can think of that does the same sort of thing that Floyd was doing is Muse - who uses experimentals mixed with social commentary
Maaaaaaan, I saw Roger Waters in Vancouver around a decade ago. His Dark Side of the Moon tour, and they actually had a woman there for all the female vocals, and she was INCREDIBLE.
Bro your in a treat in side 2 probably the best of the album
On The Run was Kraftwerk's Autobahn several years before. :)
you really should dig up the documentary on the "Making of Dark Side of the Moon" it will blow you away at what they did to make this ground breaking album...I remember when it first came out, couldn't wait to get it home and on the turntable...much to my parents dismay, I might add>>>Rock ON!!
If you like the electronic part of this song, have a listen to Tangerine Dream: Ricochet, White Eagle, Stratosfear etc.
The Orb
Future sound of London
Each song sets the scene for the next...In the fulmedd of Time the lyrics caan catch up.
Work expands to fill the time availablr....A watched kettle never boils.
On the Run, in a nutshell.
Man running through airport terminal trying to catch his plane. He misses the plane, and he watches it crash shortly after takeoff and explode killing everybody on it. The laughter is his as he realizes how lucky he was to have missed the plane he was so desperately trying to catch.
Wow..!
the lyrics to "time" could change your life!
Who remembers that this album came with two posters?
listen to Echoes. great reaction video! :)
Wow, I would do comfortably numb, and ask fans for which combos to listen to. Pink Floyd albums have an awesome flow! If you listen in your free time, just run a whole album at a time! Enjoy!
If you listen very carefully around 3/4 through TGGITS...
"If you can hear this whisper you are dying"
it is a myth that that is whispered, the words that can be heard very clearly on this vid is "i never said i was frightened of dying" the only other words are the ones at the start by a man.
@@kevinohara2618 listen closely at 16:46 in this specific video. It is not a myth.
@@jndaley on this video and on all others where this can be clearly heard, what the woman says is "i never said i was frightened of dying", it is well known that this is what is said, it is 100% a myth that a woman whispers "if you can hear this whisper you are dying"
@@jndaley at 16:46nothing at 16:47, patricia watts says "i never said i was frightened of dying" very clearly, it is well documented that is what is said
“On the Run” always gives me “Logan’s Run” vibes
If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times...when you world turns to shit and you've had a crappy day, you come home, pour a scotch (or similar), or glass of red, drink that offing it down. Then, pour another, woof that down too, then pour a third one and go turn off all the lights. Put this, or any Pink Floyd record on. Go find a bean bag or deep leather couch, put your headphones on and sink down into your chair, close your eyes, sip away the final drink, and let the music sooth your soul !!!
I agree, there's so much going on musically that it surely would distract. Y
maybe you can put up the lyrics after the song and talk about it for a minute or 2
One does not need cannabis to appreciate Pink Floyd. However, one does need Pink Floyd to *_really_* appreciate cannabis.
We nearly had a first there.
Watch it in Pulse a latter live performance of these songs.......it has been remastered.
Everyone: This sounds like spacey nonsen...wait...what was that? Is that echoing back to the other...wow...
Definitely LOVE that you were actively listening. Your trans-like state says it all. Enjoy the 70’s
David Gilmours guitar playing will take you in and out of the metaverse in this group as well as his solo albums.
Breaking down Pink Floyd is an interesting question. David Gilmore once said that their albums are operas . And Animals was perfect. That being said, I would break it down into album sides, and go from there, because you have to believe that they put them on the album that way for a reason