IS THIS GOOD⁉️ Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
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You’ve got a REEEAL classic cd in your hands there now.
A couple of my fav on this are:
BREATH , US & THEM, ANY COLOR U LIKE
Sorry if someone already answered this question for you but, you have over 42Ocomments now and I just don’t have time to search thru them all right now to see. But, the air instrument that was being played in “Money” is a saxophone. The bass player’s name is Roger Waters (one of the founding members).
I hit that thaaang ! 💜💥😁
P.S. The lady singing in:
“Any Colour You Like” name is:
Clare Torry.
I don’t know anything about her aside from that. I THINK she’s British as well as Pink Floyd **BUT NOT 100% sure.
Bye❣️👋
The only one here is my cat, so no. Besides the last time I kissed someone it was the mailman and he clobbered me with a Fedex box.
Greatest Album of all time. 736 weeks on the billboard album chart. That is 14 years.
Meu parça isso é para pouco...pouquíssimos...
@@martinm1231 That's subjective, but I don't disagree. Rick Wright said that he could listen to "Wish You Were Here" for pleasure, unlike many other Floyd albums.
Oh, and @James Cutler, Dark Side of the Moon.... from Wikipedia: "It has continued to sporadically appear on the Billboard 200 since then, with the total at 957 weeks on the chart as of January 2021."
*741
that's the truth man. their 70's albums are incredible, and "Obscured by Clouds" is extremely underrated that no one ever talks about. but there's something about DSOTM that is just far and away the greatest set of music I've ever heard.
Most thing that bothers me in reaction videos,is my impression that people put in the same box,greatest band ever,aka,Pink Floyd,with those thieves,called Led Zeppelin.
“If you’re a fan of music, you have no choice but to be a fan of Pink Floyd.”
Well put bro. Truth
Unfortunately, there was a loud base of musicians who absolutely HATED Pink Floyd and all Prog Bands. It was called the British Punk Movement of 1976-1978. Compare the sound of Pink Floyd before that period to after. Roger took inspiration from the Punk movement on Animals and The Wall which is why they abandoned a lot of that early Psychedelic sound for a more Hard Rock sound. All still Prog, but it was Prog that the rebel Punks could enjoy.
@@TheBlackQueenMy favourite story about this is Phil Collins agreeing with the Punks that those bands (like Pink Floyd) were too out of date and was music for old people, until he realized the punks considered Genesis as one of those bands
Great Gig in the Sky, represents the stages of death. From denial, anger and finally acceptance. She nailed it with no words.
But there are the lyrics: i'm not frightened of dying.
Anytime Will do i don't mind.
Why should i be frightened of dying?
There's no reason for It.
You've gotta go sometimes.
If you can hear this whispering you are dyng
@@baingiosimula3867 Those aren't really lyrics to the song. They weren't written for it specifically. They're from interviews Roger Waters did with different people in Abbey Road Studios while they were recording the album, and he just slipped those lines into this song because it fit the dying theme.
Wow..!
@Scott Allen Also, it's actually "I never said I was frightened of dying."
Claire Torry ❤
Me, listening to him listening to "Time" and hearing him say "hey, I think there's some ladies singing up in there":
"Wait til the next track starts..." :)
Clare Torry (the vocalist on Great Gig in the Sky) was given no instructions from the band--she describes it like "Silent Treatment" almost, and they said nothing afterward. No feedback, no assessment, not even really a "thank you."
She was paid about $50 for her work (which was double the usual rate, because it was Sunday).
@@strangenrare8663Maaaaan, what a trip. To get absolutely nothing, and then to hear yourself worked in the way she was. Thanks for that info!
@@youdidntseeanything8589 There's a great interview with her that's been uploaded on RUclips--It's pretty short but totally worth checking out! She's hella professional but she tells it like it is :)
@@strangenrare8663 that song makes me cry every time i hear it, just like most other people i guess lol
@@axemurderer010 Absolutely. :)
I would pay $10000 to hear this album for the first time again
just do acid, its cheaper.
Amen.
I’ll take $10,000 I have a bat... lol
@@billyhill7630 It's amazing every time but it will never rival the first time. Especially if you listened to it the first time on acid
I remember the first time I listened to it. I was on the road with my father and a few friends. We were around 11 and had a sleepover the previous day, so none of us had slept that night. when the intro of time came up, one of my friends jumped scared half asleep.
Good times....
This album stayed on the Billboard top 100 from 1973 through 1987. No one has ever matched that.
it would have been longer but they literally changed the rules so that it couldn't come back into the top 100 and be counted again
Pretty sure WAP is going to beat it lolololo
16 years total only missing 1 or 2 weeks during the whole run. Truly amazing
It spent a total of 957 weeks on Billboard's Top LPs Chart and is certified 45X Platinum.
@@papalaz4444244 I think the rule was applied to any albums 10 yrs or older. Don't quote my exact numbers but I recall seeing somewhere if the rules were changed it would have totaled something like 1400 odd weeks. I gotta find that article again. I think Rolling Stone did it???
Believe me, no one is complaining when you don't pause. Pink Floyd is a band that requires a smooth listen straight through.
In my opinion one of the greatest if not THE greatest Album ever released. As you get older the album changes to fit your age and you see more new things.
And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking. Racing around to come up behind you again.
@@debjorgo The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older ;)
The greatest rock album ever
This is buggin me.Dark Side is not an album for casual drive,while listening it for the 1st time.Have some respect for greatest masterpiece,since,Idk,Beethoven's 9th symphony!?
I know right?! It's just so great!
The look on your face getting into it, "This is going to be a long-ass ride." LOL Synth work in "On the Run" was before its time. It was partially recorded in an airport. DSOTM is a concept album; the songs flow into each other as you can hear. It is about life and death and everything in between. The Great Gig is about death, accepting it, and going to heaven. The female singer, Clare Torrey, was randomly found by the band, did the song in one take, no rehearsals, no lyrics. Brain Damage refers to their band mate, Syd Barrett, who suffered from mental illness. The rest of the songs are fairly self explanatory. Yeah, they often had female back-up singers. Saxophone played by Dick Parry. Bass played by Roger Waters. David Gilmour on lead guitar and lead vocals. Nick Mason on drums. Richard Wright on keyboards/synths (and occ. vocals). Us and Them about uselessness of war, consumerism, inequality in modern society. Lyrics by Roger Waters. The other PF CD I sent you, Wish You Were Here, can be reacted to this same way, if you like. Glad you liked the album! Sorry about the long essay.
I suggested he react to “the wall” next. Greatest band of all time!
I think she improvised 3 takes that they picked sections from.
@@RichardJohansson I read that it was one take, but you never know.
@@marymargaretmoore9034 It was a single take, but it was the 2nd take of the day, in the first take she was verbalizing some sounds she was singing with 'yeah's and whatnot, and the guys told her to do another take without them, and that's the the take they kept and used. She wasn't credited for it on the album tho.
Also, you're an angel for sending him the actual CD.
@@jeros7241 The bandmembers disagree, David Gilmour said "She did maybe half a dozen takes, and then afterwards we compiled the final performance out of all the bits. It wasn't done in one single take." So I don't know, but it doesn't matter much, amazing performance either way 👍
Dark Side of the Moon is iconic.
Thirteen years old spending the night at a friend's house, midnight and this album was played on radio. I never will forget. Enjoy
The whole album? God I'm jealous.
All about ratings these days, no radio would ever put up an entire album to listen to and risk the loss of listeners however temporary.
It is so FREAKIN FUN to watch "Dark Side of the Moon" cast its spell over fresh ears. It is such a great experience.
Taking a drive listening to Dark Side Of The Moon for the first time. Brilliant. Well done, friend!
If he smoked up a little before the drive, he would really feel the full effect. I felt like I was in a spaceship when I smoked and then drove to this album.
The ultimate drive and smoke.
@@dickcnormis1444 I do that too;)
@@janeca1189 Nice, that’s the way to do it.
Clare Torry, Great Gig in the Sky....OMG!!!!
She sings like she's passing from life on to the other side
Pink Floyd is meant to be enjoyed with a blunt on a chill Sunday afternoon on your porch
Or a tab haha 😂
Why Sunday? If it ends in day... I'd exchange the porch for the golf course tho lol
@@Leftylobber true true 🤔
I wish I could be transported to a time when I didn't know.
.....or it's to be enjoyed with magic mushrooms....just saying (:
BRO! You about CRUSHED me when ya paused the Brain Damage to Eclipse transition. I understand you have to comment, but that organ transition is a religious experience that takes you to church. It's possibly the sickest organ riff breakdown I've ever heard in a song.
If anything, you need to go back for yourself and listen to that transition 15 seconds before and at least 15 seconds after!
Rabbit hole is open. This band did so much for rock. They pioneered so much. They way Gillmore bends notes is phenomenal.
And his voice is … velvet
They churned out 4 masterpiece albums in a row. Like literal masterpieces.
I know I’m commenting a lot lmao 😂 but I hope this leads to you listening to the whole “the wall” album
bruh....I hit comfortably numb and I'm unconscious....I'm not certain I've ever been able to make it all the way through in one sitting...
@@filbertovandette It's the only way to listen to it 😊👌
I am waiting for someone to do a movie reaction to "The Wall".
No offense but The Wall can wait, right? While it was Roger Waters' magnum opus the rest of the band was quite tired of his shit by then. Wish You Were is the natural progression here, the second best album after Dark Side.
@@jamescinman1993 I like Animals the most, then The Wall, then Dark Side. It's subjective, but I guess at least chronologically WYWH would be next.
This album proves: 'Life Without Music, Would Be A Waste'.
I love seeing the younger generation listening to elders in the music industry. And show appreciation as you do.
Yea but I feel like it’s disappointing that it doesn’t go the other way, usually older people really don’t try out the music of my generation (I’m a younger guy)
@@ldhdjzjjaklzjdbd6610 I just love music
@@terryhollis1787 no I’m not attacking u I agree with what ur saying in the comment I just think it should go both ways
I appreciate that we as a younger generation(im mid 20s)had alot of this growing up and get to rediscover it but also pass the strong music forward, hopefully generations to come will find this thought provoking music that flows with emotion and use it as a tool for their lives as I do with mine.
@@ldhdjzjjaklzjdbd6610 music nowadays is shit thats why
If you put this album on repeat, it leads into itself.
round and round.
THANK YOU!!!!!! People don't mention that enough!!!! Its the entire cycle of insanity! You rise, maintain, fall, rebel, and create your own world until it crashes back to your own limits, and repeats!
You GOT IT MORR THAN MOST!!!
@@echopryme no, its really not, its about life in general, breathe has very random things cause the world is confusing to you as a baby, everything is new, time is about just getting old and not realizing it, ggitk is about death, money is about the greed of humans, us and them is about war, the violence of humans, any color you like i think is about just becoming whoever you would want to be, brain damage is kind of about insanity but its also about how people with a differing opinion would be considered insane, also lunatic means, "on the moon". and eclipse seems to be about just everything youve done in your life, the good, the bad, thats why its called eclipse, the moon covers the sun, the bad covers the good, but the good is still there
@Jotaro Kujo SOMEONE should write for Pitchfork! 😎
@@billyhill7630 and round.
Arguably the greatest album ever made.
its one continuous (master)piece. It's a work of abstract existentialism.
I've owned this album in every format several times. I even have a gold-plated cd version! If you ever get a chance to see a laser Floyd show at a planetarium, you really gotta do it!
took my kids to laser floyd, they loved it.
Ahhh, the Museum of Natural History in Denver used to do a Pink Floyd laser show, and I got a little too high. I was pinned to that recliner! Fun!
@@sarahzentexas The planitarium in San Diego used to do it as well. It was awesome.
that was a Saxophone ... one of the greatest album of all times 😎👍✨🎸🎶
I typically HATE listening to saxophones. Pink Floyd is one of the few exceptions.
@@greenpeasuit 😎👍
The lady's name is Clare Torre, She was a brought in for this track and told to improvise. The band didn't like the 1st take and told her to think of her voice as another instrument. We you are listening to is the 2nd take. The song is about the 3 stages of grief. Denial , anger and expectance.
Her voice really touched me. 51 yrs ago and tonight.
It's a masterpiece that's why nearly 50 years on it's as fresh and relevant as ever.
OMG YOU NAILED IT!!!!!!! 💪💪💪
Here's the answers to the questions you asked the best I know them! ❤
Alan Parson (of the group The Alan Parson Project which you should react to his music) was the DSOTM album producer. He brought in a woman named Claire & I believe she is British. She came in and they told her to just sing & she started with "ooooh baby" & pop sounds. 🤣🤣🤣 They said no no no - just belt something out expressing human emotions. Bam. That's what you hear is her just stretching that beautiful voice. You totally nailed it.
You asked what kind of instrument that is in Money - yes, it's a saxophone playing that bluesy solo.
Roger Waters played that amazing bass line you asked about.
You said, "whoever wrote their music on Brain Damage" has bars - this was Roger Waters.
Alan Parsons was also the Sound Engineer and nominated for a Grammy on this album.
Pink Floyd is best listened to through headphones in a dark room and with a mellow buzz 😀
it’s best listened to on psychedelics 😅
"They hold themselves and everyone else accountable with their music." that's one of the most insightful things I've ever heard a song reactor say--gives me something to think about. Great video!
You nailed it with exactly what they told Claire Tory to do when she recorded GREAT GIG IN THE SKY
That and to think of death.
Us and them is one of my all time favorite tracks period. Also lmao, Pink Floyd is a “get high and zone out” kind of band
Dude, watching you drive while listening to Floyd was like a damn indie movie in and of itself. LOVE IT!
1:31 Speak To Me/ Breathe
6:11 On The Run
8:34 Time
16:24 The Great Gig In The Sky
18:22 Money
26:57 Us and Them
36:18 Any Colour You Like
40:06 Brain Damage
45:19 Eclipse
My favorite album ever
I can't play this in the car. The album would end and I'd be somewhere I've never been before. Totally lost, but in the best way possible.
My husband insisted on playing Pink Floyd to all our babies while I was pregnant, with headphones on my belly. I thought we were going to end up with the most depressed children ever lol.
Depressed? You mean enlightened!
I used to do the same thing with my wife for our third son, but with all kinds of music. He turned out to be a musician. He was tested for a learning disability once, and the doctor told us he had a perfect score on music pattern recognition. She said in the thirty years she had been administering the test, she could count on one had the number of people that had a perfect score. I’ve always wondered if exposing him to music in utero is the cause of his music talent.
@Rusty Shackleford Radiohead is great for that as well.
One of the greatest album ever released!
Richard Parry is the session saxophone player on Dark Side of the Moon. Not a member of the band, but he KILLED those solos on this album. Clare Torry did the solo on Great Gig in the Sky, just made it up and did it in a couple of takes.
BTW, my favorite song on the album is the WHOLE ALBUM!!
I promise you “On the Run” passes the headphone test. Love Dark Side, incredibly crafted piece of work. Man thanks for sharing it with us ✌️
I think the songs about a guy who rushes to an airport but does not make it on the plane but the plane crashes at the end.
If you don't listen with headphones, you haven't really heard Pink Floyd.
Headphones, high and horizontal! LOL
Nope, I blasted the roof off my parents house in '73 playing it on their quad system, now that's how you listen to Pink Floyd.
The neighbours were furious and I was banned from using it for a month 😂
Got my own back on them (the neighbours) when Mum and Dad went away for the weekend and I played Black Sabbath Paranoid at full volume - my grandchildren are always on my back to "turn it down Grandma" - can't get a break, first it was my parents, then my kids, now the grandchildren - it's going to be awesome when my generation hits the nursing homes!
I dunno, young folks are so uptight! 😂
Couldnt say how many copies of this album i have owned over the years. The greatest ever....
Now you need to review their movie "The Wall" and see the album come to life.
The entire album is one long song, and it ends where it starts.
In "On The Run", it's a guy running and rushing to catch a plane on time. He misses his flight, and then he sees the plane spontaneously explode in midair.
Learned that from the making of DVD, these guys are as poetic as heaven, baby
@@andremariano6263 I might have gotten a detail or two wrong, you can fact check me. But thats what I remember
Your recognition of Pink Floyd’s genius was beautiful to watch.
Beautiful to see your reaction. 48 years later still has power. Took me by surprise when I first heard it in 92🌴
Welcome to pink Floyd, I first heard them at 15, now 65 still playing them every week
when you can , listen Pink Floyd Animals album .. trust me 😎👍✨
This!
@Rusty Shackleford 😎👍
Next one from Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb ( live Pulse 1994 ) = best live guitar solo 😎👍✨🎸
Agreed!
Up there but Hendrix in Woodstock
The next best thing to listening to this for the first time is watching someone else listen to it for the first time. Glad you enjoyed it. There is more Floyd in your future.
Music is the greatest gift of all. She's awesome.
You now own a copy of the longest charting album of all time. I got it when it came out in 1973. I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times and have an autographed album. I really enjoy watching younger people hear it for the first time. Enjoy your journey into the world of Classic Rock
Echoes! Live at Pompeii!
I'm sitting here watching you listen to Dark Side of the Moon and I have the biggest smile on my face. They're my #1 favorite band (especially David Gilmour.....his guitar speaks to my soul). I've loved them since I first heard them in 1968. Ok, now you just made me cry.....you said "if you're a true music lover, you HAVE to love Pink Floyd". I love that you're getting to know & love them.
It is true, never stop in a guitar solo but. Never skip the whole solo either
🤣
You will never forget the first time you hear Great Gig in the Sky....it is an experience.
Pink Floyd isn't just music you listen to, it's a musical EXPERIENCE. It makes you FEEL the music (best experienced in a darkened room laid back in a comfy chair or a couch, eyes closed, headphones on, perhaps a little buzz going on.)
I'm getting chills, now, Time is my favorite one!
I wish I could listen to Pink Floyd for the first time all over again.
That's my super power wish. I'd be able use it at will, listening to music for the first time. Sometimes you just want to hear something familiar, while other times you want to be blown away.
Your reaction made my day man. You are an awesome dude with a great attitude towards life. Thank you for your reactions
ONE OF THE BEST ever.
I've written this elsewhere to other people's reactions. This was my first rock concert ever. Opening performance of their North American tour, 1973. I had yet to turn 19. I never get tired of hearing this, and to share in your initial reaction enlivens in me the reaction I had sitting in the coliseum hearing it for the first time myself. 48 years later it still resonates. Than you.
'I;ve been sleepin' on Pink Floyd'? Dude, God bless you. I have listened many time and arguably I'm still sleepin' on Pink Floyd.
My favorite album from start to finish. The engineer was a man named Alan Parsons.
Alan Parsons of the Alan Parsons Project?
Great reaction to this iconic album and you appreciation of their genius validates that great music transcends its genre and spans generations. You hit it on the head when you said if you like music you can't help but like Pink Floyd! They had the perfect combination of deep lyrics, great music and great musicianship that combined in a synergy of greatness. This is why it is one of the top selling albums of all times. After its release, it stayed on Billboard's album chart for 741 consecutive weeks from 1973 to 1988 since then it has spent more than 18 years (957 weeks) combined on the Billboard 200 as of Jan 2021. This is by far the record for any album.
To really hear the effects, sonic quality, and subtlety going on you need headphones or kick-ass speakers at home -- without the road noise!
Graduated high school 73 so we played the s#!t out of this with a little chemical enhancement
You have just listened to the greatest album of all time.
Ethereal wonderment mixed with magical moments of blissfulness delight. Pink Floyd are miles above other artists through their lyrics and musicianship.
Peace,Love and Unity.
To me Great Gig In The Sky represents the rising of the spirit to heaven
Well, it's more about death in general.
@@emcsquare5045 like I said, to me. the beauty of music is it's left to the listener to take what they will.
@@heidithatswho.2481 yeah, I misread it. I missed the "to me" part. My bad.
Heidi, I like how you just put that. To you, it sounds like...... It means something to you, it means something to me, it means something to Roger, and all of these meanings might be the same but they don't have to be. That's what great art does.
Dark side of the moon is a masterpiece. Next you should here Wish You Were Here. The entire album. It is also a masterpiece.
GREAT GIG IN THE SKY -YEAH THAT WAS LIKE DEATH COMING AND CHAOS AND FEAR AND ALL EMOTIONS AND THEN PEACE AND CALM
Fink Floyd is so much of a great band that they made this album where if you have it on a loop, the very ending of Eclipse ties in perfectly with Speak To Me
I never thought of that, but it makes perfect sense. I’m going to have to try it...
The most recognizable album cover ever. This band was like a magic musical experience every time. The only ones on this level. Doing this amazing music.....lyrics. Its just unreal. After school bong team practice was all about this album bro. Just pure ear fun. Magic.
Thank you for reacting to the entire album in one sitting, the way we did when the album was first released!
Thank you for sharing, I loved watching your reaction! I am 59 and was at their 1977 animals concert. I love that a group this old can be enjoyed by the younger generation!
bass player is Roger Waters, who mostly wrote this album and The Wall
His contribution would not be much of anything if not for the rest of the band. Wright's keyboard and the guitar of Gilmour just give it the iconic status it deserves. And Mason's drumming is just perfect.
@@ffjsb AGREED. I was just trying to be short and sweet. I just watched The Wall AGAIN last night and was thinking the same thing. Roger didn't give them enough credit and I hope he realizes it now
My favorite Album of all time - speaks to us all on so many levels
This is probably my most favorite album of all time! It's truly one of the greatest if not the greatest
The Great Gig in the Sky always just reminds me of therapeutically releasing a lifetime worth of pain with your voice and just channeling all your heart and soul into it. Such a wonderful song.
Pink floyd make you question yourself about all aspects of life I think they genuinely care for there fellow human beings and project it through their music I'm 72 and have been a fan for over fifty odd years floyd grow on you they are musical geniuses I can't get enough of them even after all this time unfortunately pink floyd don't exist anymore but I still follow the lead guitarist David gilmore who continues to make play and sing some beautiful new pieces of music I would recommend you look him up you most definitely will not be disappointed rock on man enjoy
This album is structured more like a symphony and each song is more like a movement than an individual track
Headphones with Pink Floyd is a must.
IS THIS GOOD?!?!?!?! Literally the GOAT of albums. this album changes lives, and it changed rock music forever
Cool. Thanks for sharing the ride 🚘.
You'll hear and appreciate something new every time you listen to this album.
You don"t just listen to Pink Floyd. You experience Pink Floyd!!
I just wanted to thank you for legitimately listening to it. There are too many channels that try to placate the audience w/o any real attempt to understand or relate to the medium. You have quickly become my favorite to go to for genuine reactions. Thanks for giving rock a chance. Crossing genres can be difficult, the jargon changes and lyrics mean interpreted differently depending on the relationship between the artist and like minded fans. You don't interpret everything correctly but that just shows you're giving a true effort. Thanks man,
a new fan...
love listening to this with you. My favorite album. I have the album pic tattoo on my leg! woohoo. I don't know if you know this, but this album spent, like, 842 weeks on the top 100 albums charts
I had this album on vinyl in the 80s and fell asleep to it on repeat almost every night. If it wasn't DSOTM it was Led Zeppelin Houses of the Holy. Takes me back. Thanks for the ride and thanks for your reactions. I love your channel and your spirit.
One of their most under rated albums, in my opinion, is "The Final Cut". I consider it almost a sequel to "The Wall". Every song ties to other songs on the album, several songs use the phrase "the final cut", each in a different way.
I used to love playing "The Final Cut" for my drive home. It was almost always the perfect length for my commute.
"The Final Cut" is underrated for sure, tons of texture and I find hearing something new almost every time come back to it
It's my favorite album of theirs. I think I'm overdue for another listen. It's been a few months at least. God, I love that album. It's so emotional. It breaks my heart everytime. It's beautiful.
I'm emotional, watching you have your first Dark side of the moon experience. I absolutely love Pink Floyd, maybe my favorite all time band.
I can see your wheels turning, like ours did back in 60's & 70's with these tones & words & thoughts & beat & vibration, LOVE is so beautiful & so much greater than greed or ego or power over another.
Awesome reaction! Reminds me of the first time I heard this album on a 3 hour drive to a music fest in the mountains with my friend and her dad driving, we just listened to this album on repeat till we got there. Such good memories.
Yes. The awakening! Dark Side of the Moon from start to finish. Definitely run through The Wall and Animals in the same manner, if you can.
I love watching people experience Pink Floyd for the first time! I was in 8th grade when The Wall came out. The problem was that i was totally into disco and club music. I didn't really know what I was missing until I went away to college and a lot of people were listening to old Pink Floyd songs. I appreciated it then, but couldn't admit it because I felt I had to keep a different image. It wasn't until I was in my 40's when I realized just how incredible Pink Floyd was. Now they're my second favorite group of all time, only because I am such a huge Rush fan.
Ive been listening to this album for over 40 years, enjoyed seeing someone appreciate it too. it is awesome still.
If you feel gutsy, do their album “The Wall.” The whole thing. It’ll be a movie in your head! A few have done it and it was excellent.