A PERFECT TIME FOR THIS MASTERPIECE! | Pink Floyd - Time | REACTION

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[@sevsimo]

Hope you guys enjoyed this one! Road to 100k subs, if you enjoy my content don't forget to hit that SUBSCRIBE button! 🤘

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Loved it! Keep 'em coming, brother. My only request is for you to do Floyd more often.🤔

[@sevsimo]

Thanks brother much more Pink Floyd to come thats for sure!!

[@jameswormington9978]

How does such a young group of men write something that takes a lifetime to learn ?

[@phillipsilva1069]

One day when you’ve reacted to enough of their songs, you need to just sit and listen through an entire album it’s an experience

[@daveking9393]

I say that when he listens to every one of these songs The folks that put the time into creating that album expected people to put the first song on and listen to it all the way through and that's just what millions and millions of people do all the time even after the first time That's what I do...

[@theraggededge6652]

Absolute must!!

[@williammacrae6119]

Aye darkside on vinyl after time finishes and yer done starin into space turn it over and get hit with money ❤❤

[@josiplilic3384]

First few times when I was listening DSOTM fully,I was stoned or high by chemistry! It was more than 20 years years ago! Ten yrs ago I listened the GOAT album sober, for the first time.When I heard Us & Them, Braindamadge/Eclipse,I started to cry a river! Now I'm 43 & I've still tried to keep some loonies on the path🙏

[@johnladd8421]

plus, there the masters of making songs blend into the other, so there’s never a good place to stop. it’s always one long song.

[@CardiacCat]

The best lyrics ever. This song hits harder as you get older.

[@janmartenhoogebeen4980]

True, and they were twenty something when they wrote this....

[@lompstermanfish7682]

I've been listening to Time since it debuted.. on the wrong side of 65 now... it means more every day.

[@mikes6457]

Amen, brother. i loved it as a teenager but now that I'm in my mid 40s this song is almost soul crushing at how accurate it is.

[@CardiacCat]

@@mikes6457 Seems like yesterday that I was in my mid 40's. I turned 60 in 2023. All we can do is make the best of our time here. Make it count and let those around us know how much they mean to us.

[@lompstermanfish7682]

Dave Gilmore's solo in this song echoes my soul crying out for all the time that I have wasted in my 65+ years on this planet.

[@shanepurcell8116]

I know this is said a million times, but honestly, nobody makes music like this anymore. We've been cheated of good music because record labels have pushed this kind of magic away over the last several decades.

[@robertevans2450]

the real blame was on radio stations.

[@scottanderson3751]

War pigs for instance-the message is clear and it does affect people in a way government are terrified of and they can’t have these kind of messages reaching the masses. The conspiracy constricting us grows ever tighter and I can’t see no end in sight-good times lol

[@rickcrane9883]

G’day from Texas. Love how you were immediately lost in the music. At 71 years old, I have regrets that in some aspects of my life I “missed the starting gun”.

[@TheBismarck-th6sf]

One of the greatest songs from one of the greatest albums of all time

[@norahdenovan8658]

Pink Floyd are gods,will be played forever like Beethoven& Mozart, it’s that simple.I had this poster on my bedroom wall as a teenager. I have been a Floydian for over 50 yrs. This album has gone into the hall of fame. Genius ❤

[@Dan-nj8du]

724 consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200, 981 non-consecutive weeks in total.

[@robertmartyr9432]

I started listening to Pink Floyd when I was 13 and still love to this day and age of 52

[@justice4all772]

The sofltly spoken magic spell is the next song "great gig in the sky"

[@ianfortier6796]

I believe the softly spoken magic spells refer to the whole of the funeral mass, while the great gig in the sky is what the person dying goes through during the process of passing. All 5 stages. Brilliant stuff.

[@8JFJK8]

One of the greatest albums ever in the history of music.

[@DGog224]

Gilmour’s best solo in my opinion. First Dogs solo is a close second. Comfortably Numb gets all the glory.

[@ianfortier6796]

Comfortably Numb's my favourite song of all time, but I agree with you. I think the first CN solo is David's best (the tone and emotion is beyond all else), two of the solos in Dogs, and this one are right up there as well. I'd put In Any Tongue and the instrumental album closer for Rattle That Lock in the conversation too.

[@melaniezette886]

I don't want to rank solos. All are so necessary

[@sourhaggis1]

Darkside of the Moon.. Listen to it from start to finish, it is an experience.

[@lisalovemc717]

This song song was brilliant back when I was a teen but now that I'm 56 it hits you in a whole different way. Still brilliant but the words are so much more powerful.

[@Repent44]

You look like fun

[@feliperodrigues5437]

Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar One of my favorites, insane solo as well.

[@sapper713]

If your going to listen to DSOTM in its entirety you must do it in a dark room through headphones (there is another level to add but I’ll leave that out 😉). It’s an experience you’ll never forget

[@sevsimo]

One day my friend I need to! (not the other level lol)

[@David-fj3kn]

especially with a few gummies or mushrooms its an experience

[@enricviguer9560]

when song finishes you realize that the buch of alarm clocks at the start are your OWN PERSONAL starting gun. Life is now and time is short. Thanks for your reaction, so cool.

[@heitorneto9906]

green herbs and this complete album. timeless

[@PowderedToastMan420]

sevsimo, I highly recommend ENTIRE ALBUM REACTIONS. Floyd albums are CONCEPT albums. The Wall is a ROCK OPERA. ANIMALS is loosely based off of Orwell's book Animal Farm. You'll find that each track SEGUES from one to another. I'm 60 years old and in my day you'd drop the NEEDLE on the VYNL and listen from start to finish of SIDE A and then flip it over to side B and do it again. LOVE THE CHANNEL. ✌

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

It’s such a joy to listen great music like Pink Floyd instead of all the crap that’s out there today 😊.

[@clasgluckman2809]

Hey be careful with what you say. By comparing to music today to crap you have insulted crap.

[@scottcollins759]

Have you noticed how much Pink Floyd and Tool create their songs? Their creations are put together so perfectly.

[@sevsimo]

Yes indeed!!

[@PowderedToastMan420]

sevsimo, I agree with your TAKE on David Gilmore's guitar playing. David does more with fewer notes then SLASH & EDDIE combined. You can definitely hear Gilmore's INFLUENCE on ADAM JONES (TOOL). Jones was in high school when THE WALL came out. No one puts out an ALBUM like FLOYD and TOOL.✌

[@vicprovost2561]

He's my all time #2 with only Jimi Hendrix ahead by a smidgen, then the 3 Yardbirds guy after Gilmour. EVH is in my top 10 but I like Pete Townsend, Tony Iommi and Ritchie Blackmore even more. Brian May right after Eddie. They float my boat.

[@TurningoffyourGaslights]

The older you get...the more these lyrics hit home

[@diverdown631]

Aaahhhh!! The 70's a killer album released around every turn. If ever there was a TIME Machine it's Music

[@JBAKER97]

Thankful for Pink Floyd.

[@m.94]

Pink Floyd - On the turning away (Live remastered ) , one of the greatest solos ever

[@pommie5093]

The music is beyond a masterpiece but the lyrics are as well. One of the most beautiful songs (musically, lyrically) ever written.

[@paulwerner3259]

My brother (rip) did a movie in high school to this music . He climbed a hill and showed the sunrise then broke into a factory churning smoke and then ended up in front of a fireplace. Very cool for a HS kiddo

[@eddiecriglington400]

Yes, agree with everyone. Listen from beginning to end of the entire Album. When you’re alone, lying down, eyes closed, headphones on, nice and loud. Just how how it’s meant to be heard. I bought the Album the day it was released, aged 17 and I’ve been doing it for 50 years ever since. Magical. Happy Golden Anniversary, ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’. 🎶💛🎶

[@rollotomassi6232]

Headphones are a must, unless you have a 5K or better sound system. I first listened to "The Dark Side of the Moon" in quadrophonic released in Germany in 1973 by EMI Electrola

[@dcg4mn]

It’s true, what strikes us so clearly is that every single moment, every choice is 100% perfect, never a misstep, including the most talented production. It’s always true for the best of the best, revisit late Beatles and you’re just blown away by the production’s perfection.

[@cdfdesantis699]

One doesn't LISTEN to Pink Floyd - one EXPERIENCES them. Thanks for your reaction.

[@sevsimo]

And thank you for watching my friend! 🙏

[@godbluffvdgg]

You can't imagine what it was like to hear this in 73 as an 8th grader...My 10,000 th listen.

[@sevsimo]

that would have been awesome!!

[@Stevie8654]

I started listening to Pink Floyd as an 8th grader in 2000. They’re timeless.

[@godbluffvdgg]

@@Stevie8654 They truly are timeless...I love them more now than I did in those days...At that time; they were just one of the great prog groups of the day. Competing with, Crimso, Genesis, Yes, and hundreds of other groups who were considered great too...ELP satated my prog journey but; I remember hearing this on vinyl for the very first time; It's when I was introduced to what "stereo" was...:)...I hope you get to listen and love them as much as I have...

[@godbluffvdgg]

@@sevsimo I remember the moment but perfectly, But they were just one of the many great prog bands of that period 1965-1978...There's not enough time in one's life to hear 20% of it...

[@8JFJK8]

“Us and Them” is probably my all time favorite Floyd song. You should check it out i think it might become your favorite.

[@derekmaud2425]

When your soul is ready, Great gig in the sky !

[@robblaber6655]

PLEEEEEEASE ... Run like Hell, Live at Earl's Court, 1980 ! MOST EXCELLENT !!! 🤟😎👍❤️

[@rickgarcia8481]

How 28 year olds wrote such profound lyrics is beyond me. Most young kids back in the 70s didnt really appreciate the words until later in life. These guys were genius.

[@WhiteSox-mp2wl]

Love it!! SORROW from their 1994 Pulse concert. Gotta do it man. Hands down, MY favorite live performance of all-time.

[@ronaldschenderlein2135]

Hey Choppy! Nothing better then this to make you smile, the best! Celtic Frost - Ground, dark choppy and dirty!!!

[@biddygow]

You can’t go wrong with Floyd. They’re on another level. Love to see you react to Comfortably numb the Pulse version. Guitar solo voted No 1 in the world. If you want to hear a guitar sing then it’s a must.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

For me, listening to a Floyd album is similar to being rebooted. "Mind racing in a million directions? Don't know what to do next? Here, listen to this Dark Side Of The Moon disc. You'll feel better in no time. That'll be $150 please". I could do that therapist's thing. No problem!

[@angusrobertson2515]

I was 12 when I heard this for the first time. The Wall had just been released I which blew my mind. I wanted to hear some older Floyd and a friend's mum lent me this ..... 45 years later I am still hooked.

[@teresakoslosky3053]

Rock and roll stink face! Such a masterpiece!❤🔥🔥

[@glenndespres5317]

Don’t miss out on the lyrics. Chill vibe, sure but those lyrics have a universal message and infuse the song with so much meaning.

[@triciaroberts1504]

I was 12 first hearing this and been a Pink Floyd lover ever since!

[@BluesJammer69]

David Gilmore...the less he plays...the more you feel it...I have been playing guitar many many years, David strips it down to it's core...a thing of perfection!!!

[@mysteryninja354]

So the ending verse of the song, where they slow it down, is actually a reprisal of a prior track on the album, Breathe. This is just one reason a lot of people call for the album to be listened to all in one go; it's definitely the *best* way to enjoy it, but understandably a full-album reaction would be a much bigger undertaking. But I do wholeheartedly suggest you listen to the full thing sometime, just for yourself. After you've reacted to the songs individually you plan to. No camera or commentary to worry about, just you, music, and a fresh candle if you need it.

[@badmotorbreath5206]

Genius level. You’ve no doubt heard Comfortably Numb but I’m sure Team Choppy Drops would appreciate your reaction to this trip into blissful insanity anyway. 🤓 Edit; stumbled across the reaction from a month ago, and I was not disappointed! SMOOTH 😊

[@blastingweevil2968]

gilmour is one of the best Guitarist's ever, i am soo glad i grew up with music and bands like pink floyd, queen ect ect...

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

Hi Sevsimo - Thank you for this. The part at the end where you say they slowed down a bit was actually a segue to a reprise of another song on the album. It's very odd at first when you become aware of this, but the album itself is structured as a whole, not as a collection of disparate compositions.

[@sharonhutton3805]

Trouble is,dark side of the moon is meant to be listened in one go. 💙

[@douglaspaterson5269]

This is the standout tune.🙈🙉🙊

[@peteq1972]

Awesome song, you really appreciate Pink Floyd. You need to hear the dark side of the moon as a full album. I heard one band member say the pink Floyd is bigger than all of us. Like it's an entity that's expressing itself through these guys.

[@danmcconnell5941]

I’ve watched all your Pink Floyd reactions and I really enjoy that you’re such a sensory guy. The (what looks like great) coffee, the scented candle, the music, I can tell you try to make it a whole sensory experience.

[@vicprovost2561]

Another classic song, the lyrics are dead on and the music mesmerising. You would appreciate it even more when you finally list to Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety. Their albums Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals and the Wall were all composed as whole albums with amazing stories to tell, you need to hear the whole thing to really get it. From earlier times, try One of These Days from Meddle, one if the best vibe out tunes ever made. Enjoy! pink Floyd forever!!! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶

[@tbmike23]

I see you are a man of culture. I too enjoy coffee during your reactions. Cheers!

[@mattblatchley2061]

great react! one of their ALL TIME GREATS!...hell one of THE all time greats.

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I'm pretty sure I heard this song before I delved into younger Progressive Rock and Metal, possibly even in the 80s, which I thought was sooo long after its release, yet was only fifteen years. It's been twice that since and I'm still here!

[@allannancarrow8034]

This song just gets better and better the longer time goes on I've been listening for 50plus years and it's more relavent now than ever before

[@srt8rocketship241]

When they finished this album and listened to it , they say back , looked at each other and realized they had created a masterpiece. Hats off to Allen Parsons as well.

[@eugenecantwell3807]

Could not agree more with the previous comment… maggot brain has to be one of the most mind bending guitar piece ever produced. Give it a listen if you reacted to Pink Floyd this way

[@patrick86806]

yes! "ride the wave" is the right way to put it! 🤩

[@psbarrow]

Hmmm, 7.30pm in Sydney on Saturday night and a rare Australian not watching the Matildas.

[@ianfortier6796]

That was a phenomenal game! I'm French Canadian so naturally I was pulling for France but both teams were deserving of a win. I hope the Matildas win it all in front of the home crowd.

[@johnstaley1389]

For those who may not know how the basic tick tock sound was made in this song, not the multiple chimes and alarms but the tick tock, tick tock. When I learned how it was made it was just one more among many examples of why Roger Water's is a genius at his craft of making the listener feel rather than just hear the bass in Pink Floyd songs. The tick tock, tick tock is simply Roger Water's muffling his strings with one hand and picking two strings back and forth mimicking the seconds ticking on a clock! I love these reactions!

[@sevsimo]

Oh wow very interesting and goes to show the talent and the "thinking outside the box" mentality Pink Floyd have!

[@johnseward2934]

The space the other instruments leave for the drums in the intro, and the amount of space that the drums define in the soundscape is one of the best arrangement and production choices I've ever heard. My other favorite part is when the song feels like its winding down then resurfaces with increased intensity at 5:20 is phenomenal.

[@FaithsFallen]

One of the greatest bands that have ever existed!

[@xmadballx8432]

Pure Musik ❤

[@brettminkin1620]

Don’t forget, this was recorded 50 years ago. There was no ProTools, digital editing, etc. Editing was literally done with a razor blade and scotch tape, yet it sounds better than anything current.

[@bryandamkaer3646]

Another favorite... CRANK IT UP ! Perfect reaction... just lettin the music invest in your soul... Definitely had perfect listening mode going. Enjoy my friend

[@alexandredaene8659]

You are in the Pink Floyd’s sauce now, keep going please « Pigs (three different ones) », « Sheep », the entire « Dark side of the moon », « Atom Heart Mother », « Sorrow », « High Hopes » Come on man, you won’t regret

[@cheslerpark7223]

I'M READY TO CHOPPY DROP

[@mysterychuck]

I was hoping for some comments on the lyrics and the meaning.

[@DusteyeMC]

YASS! Finally! 'bout Time ;)

[@sevsimo]

haha exactly!

[@KWC33]

Welcome to the song and the album that will stay with you the rest of your life and generations to come

[@raggamufinsolider1]

The 5.1 super audio cd on blueray is mind blowing, imagine it all around you....

[@vicprovost2561]

I will never forget seeing Dark Side live in the old Boston Garden in 1975, they had a 5 channel PA with channels up in the left, right and center rear balconies so the sound was truly coming from 5 directions and was overwhelming at times. No one ever had better sound systems (or light shows/special effects) than Pink Floyd.

[@michaelgrantham125]

I think the most remarkable thing about Pink Floyd is. Yeah Dark Side is probably the greatest album of all time. But the next three after that seem to get better. More clever. More inspiring. More life changing. And then David takes over and he elevates himself into the heavens as a God. With Nick and Richard of course. What happened with Roger is always gunna happen. He's such a firebrand. He achieved what him and Syd set out to do. Ridicule and embarrass Fascists. Five beautiful and amazing souls. It all comes from young lads growing up and looking across the channel to a terrifying Europe.

[@goldenruletv7301]

This is my favorite PF song just edging out Comfortably Numb, but they're both probably in my top ten or fifteen all-time. They're just one of the greatest bands of all-time. The older I get, the more I love them.

[@caseyafternoon3545]

Got my americano for this one ☕️ You gotta check out On the turning away by Floyd, one of their best imo. There’s a great live version of it that’s definitely worth watching, but I always think it’s best to listen to the studio version first. Thanks for the content bro 🙏

[@sevsimo]

Awesome I gotta check it out appreciate the recommendation my friend and thanks for watching! Cheers!

[@legrandyaka2013]

oui je ressens exactement la même chose que vous, Time m'emène sur une autre planète à chaque fois et j'ai plus de 70 ans

[@jayisyaps4112]

For me to listen to this whole album is in a darkened room with a very large glass of red wine and just chill to the sound

[@grahamharley4895]

As usual, they make you wait... cos they can.

[@legrandyaka2013]

oui cette chanson est immortelle, tout est dit dans les paroles,je suis vieux maintenant et des générations suivront et découvriront TIME

[@danbaldwin-doc3983]

and all brought to you from the 1070's

[@trevorward8496]

When I bought the album I was 15 and it jolted me out of myself now I'm closing in on 60 it still pushes me ....masterpiece. gotta do brain damage

[@darrellking4888]

The first time I heard Pink Floyd was in 1969 in England and I've been hooked ever since

[@vicprovost2561]

69 and Ummagumma were my intro to Pink Floyd, that album was shocking even with all the other eclectic music being produced at the time. The Live CD is what sold me on them. The studio experimentation on CD 1 was weird, even for them but always loved The Narrow Way.

[@ianfortier6796]

The Narrow Way and Grantchester Meadows definitely hold a place in the Floyd canon, imo. Early samples of what was to come, if you asked me.

[@vicprovost2561]

@@ianfortier6796 Yeah, forgot to mention the acoustic tune, they are harbingers of sounds to come. I want someone to react to the Narrow Way for sure.

[@Stacy55ish]

When you fall into the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, there's no way out.

[@OnkelPeters]

Hold on - I'll have to make myself a cup of coffee. BRB.

[@melaniezette886]

Stays an absolute masterpiece album.

[@nancygarza6379]

There’s no going back now. Pink Floyd Forever!

[@theraggededge6652]

Pink Floyd is one of my favorite bands. They are responsible for so many masterpieces. I see you also appreciate the masterpiece. So I have to suggest another from a different artist that you may not get recommended by most. The artist's name is Sully Erna, the song is called 7 years. Sully is the leas singer in the band Godsmack also. I know you will love this song and regret not having it in your life sooner. I'd love to see the reaction!! I love your videos!!

[@doscwolny2221]

They even did a cover of time.

[@theraggededge6652]

@@doscwolny2221 I had no idea! I'll definitely be looking into that. Thank you for the tip!

[@sevsimo]

Awesome thanks for the recommendation my friend and thanks for watching my videos much appreciated! 🙏

[@Ozarkprepper643]

Another great Gilmore solo? Unless it doesn't feature a guitar he brings it every time.😁 Somehow I have a feeling more people in the world know every single word and note in every part of this album than any other ever. Or at least until we all started getting Beyond old.🙄lol ✌️ 🤠🏞️🐂

[@user-if6cp5uv8o]

Love your reactions and watching you on the Pink Floyd journey. Keep them coming!

[@aroemaliuged4776]

Time with the great gig after is a must

[@algorithman2129]

Finally got around to Time, eh? But the 'dead pixel' in your video had me clean mine, lol

[@dsomerville5293]

If you liked Floyd, PLEASE explore the RUSH and Supertramp rabbit holes. DEEP!

[@jono.pom-downunder]

If you truly listen to this track it will change the way you deal with day to day life. It is the biggest wake up call. Pull your finger out of the respective orifice. and do something with your life or soon enough it's too late.

[@philshorten3221]

Pink Floyd fan but I would also say check out PORTISHEAD - "Glory Box" live and TOOLs cover of Led Zeps "No Quarter" 😉

[@Mike_HuntizWet]

That solo though

[@julianalbertosegovia3770]

It's sacrilege to pause a Pink Floyd song. You must let yourself be carried away by the music, you will enter a tunnel that will take you directly to your inner being 🧠

[@theresashadwell9060]

Far out man✌️

[@goosefarm3602]

great reaction! saw them in the 80s

[@coolbreeze5741]

In the top ten songs of all time