PINK FLOYD Money Reaction 🎵 $$

[@Zundfolge]

I love how they labeled the Sax solo "guitar solo".

[@hilarywilliams1909]

@UC50sv_wi8JEjJ7uVSK9BdSQ They didn't label it anything, that was from the video they were watching.

[@MrDiddyDee]

@@hilarywilliams1909 Yeah, I think he knew that, he just meant whoever made the lyric video they were watching.

[@rhwinner]

Their cluelessness is why they're great! 👍👍👍

[@CoboProdz]

Hilarious

[@gumbydar]

It's a sax pedal 😉

[@donadams9496]

Pink Floyd concerts are the most chill concert in the world. Everyone is stoned.

[@scottsv96]

She's definitely the most cheerful reactor on youtube

[@gj8683]

With absolutely no pretenses. She's very genuine, and that's a very appealing quality.

[@deselby260]

and insightful

[@marvinc9994]

Lexie is Musically Intelligent........................and that's all there is to it. Beautiful, too, of course ;-)

[@BlowinFree]

@@deselby260 by saying the baseline is creepy on this song?! How silly can a woman be? I think she needs to grow the hell up

[@zeroceiling]

On The Edge….. it’s totally a euphemism man!!… it does kind of creep along …you are much too harsh…

[@RSpracticalshooting]

"I was thinking more about the lemon" Never change Lex, never change.

[@williamwilkes9873]

Mind like a sewer.......

[@madmitch3365]

“Lemon on shrimp cocktail”. Lex you are so precious and Brad you’re one lucky dude. Bless you both.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Makes sense. Dude is singing about expensive lifestyles.

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

The video says "guitar solo" Whomever put that lyric video together should be fired lol. Obviously that is a sexy saxophone solo that transitions to a guitar solo

[@orlandoquesada9042]

48 years old, this album, can't wait til you get to Great Gig In The Sky

[@eileendobbs8009]

There's a reason why Dark Side of The Moon stayed on the charts for a record amount of time. It's simply one of THE best albums cover to cover ever produced.

[@fairwind]

20+ straight years un the charts,

[@clarryhill]

Not one of the best, THE best

[@colincampbell4261]

Well overated.

[@sexyalien806]

​@@colincampbell4261no

[@alicecrumpler1810]

Absolutely a dirty sax solo!

[@davehagi9883]

Alice Crumpler, an hour of that Sax would be just perfect.

[@Zundfolge]

You did Time and Money, now do the song that plays between them on the album; The Great Gig in the Sky ... I wanna see Brad analyze the lyrics to that one ;)

[@carlosherrera421]

😂😂😂

[@seantimmons5900]

I think that third aaaaaa was was about the downfall of the Turkish Empire.

[@davehagi9883]

Zundfolge.now is that a woman singing, or a Guitar.

[@Zundfolge]

@@davehagi9883 Its a pedal.

[@davehagi9883]

@@Zundfolge Ah!

[@leemod4651]

The next song on this album is 'Us and Them', which is an absolute Masterpiece x

[@bpurdy4728]

Yes it is! So many of theirs are though.

[@patsow4797]

The majority of Pink Floyd songs are masterpieces

[@treebeard8475]

Legendary. “After all we are all just ordinary men.”

[@waynemoe3823]

to me the whole album is a masterpiece, think it was the first album I remember the whole album just went together perfect (only my opinion)

[@treebeard8475]

@@waynemoe3823 I think Floyd has a few but for me it seems cliche but the wall is the best it’s what I grew up on and it’s dark and grungy

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

The quick ending is bc this song flows right into the next one on the album. If you sit back and listen to the entire album, you will be truly amazed! imo

[@paulwilson2651]

First time I've ever heard PF compared to a Prawn Cocktail with Lemon. How beautiful is Lex??

[@ROArecords2]

Her descriptions are always amazing and hilarious. It's like talking to a hippy girl. I don't even know how to contextualize what she means. Maybe a shrimp cocktail is extravagant?, and a casino is loud and larger than life?, and the lemon is a sourness or bitterness to the tone? I assume his comment about the south was about the bluesy style to the guitars.

[@mimikurtz4061]

At least she usually understands the lyrics. I wouldn't say they go over Brad's head, there's just too many words. No wum sain?

[@fatboy1271]

@Butt Whole That sounds like a diss, but I think there's a lot of truth in it...

[@mcjake22]

beyond beautiful for sure

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

Yeah she's a cutey.

[@sarahzentexas]

I love David Gilmour’s guitar sooooo much, and it warms my heart that Lex does, too. ☺️

[@olabergvall3154]

And the way he made it sound exactly like a saxophone 🤯😅

[@treebeard8475]

@@olabergvall3154 lol it actually does wail pretty hard she’s not a musician bless her soul 😂😂

[@zzbear317]

FYI - they had to change the time signature for the solo because Gilmour had difficulty cultivating a solid solo in 7:4 time... (some say 5:4 then 2:2 repeat)

[@paulmatthews463]

The dark side of the moon is meant to be listened to in its entirety. Each song fades into the next like chapters in an overall great story.

[@walterphillips8309]

Yes it was cut short because it doesn't really end the next song us and them starts all pink floyd albums should be listed to in order

[@atlantarantulas]

Came here to say this. The only way to listen to Dark Side is front to back. The song transitions are phenomenal.

[@ronrestorff4548]

………And it was back in the day every stoners go to album…….

[@kevinkarbonik2928]

Just like Rush 2112... it's an album.

[@DHARMN00]

This album and The Final Cut, Wish You Were Here... gotta listen straight through, if Brad or Lex sees this comment, I promise.... very worth listening to

[@terrancebrown87]

I love how she describes the vibes she gets. All of it is random but you know exactly what she means.

[@izatafactnow]

Agreed , she is lovely.

[@wokenessiscancer2176]

pink floyd are a british national treasure .

[@genghiskhan7041]

They were before Roger Waters left the band.

[@tradeladder146]

@@genghiskhan7041 Still are, Waters was there for years, WTF are you talking about.

[@genghiskhan7041]

@@tradeladder146 You aren't very bright, are you? Reading comprehension issues?

[@steviekc9057]

The production of this album changed the way that music is prouduced forever. This song in particular is so technically done it is mind-blowing. First off it's in 7/4 time - which is rarely done and incredibly difficult (aka pain in the ass). This is also before sampling, so all the noises at the beginning and even the gentleman speaking at the end (who just happens to be the janitor telling a story about his wife) were all done in real-time at the studio. Real people dropped coins and worked cash registers rythymically to get the effect. Another great song on the album has a bunch of alarm clocks going off at the same time - and all of those clocks were actual clocks in the studio that they'd set to go off simultaneously. If you ever ever consider listening to the entire album at once (43 min) I think many of us would listen and watch - it will change your life 🥰

[@Fakename70]

Neither the cash register sound bites at the beginning nor the talking bits at the end were done real-time at the studio.

[@scottfrench4139]

The Beatles used sampling in the late 1960s. A great deal of "Revolution 9" is sampling, and there's significant sampling in "I Am the Walrus."

[@mikegalaxie2352]

@@Fakename70 I think rick wright explains the technique they used to make the clock sample in a doco, it was done on some sort of synth and took an eternity, he scoffs at the old tech they had to use

[@brushstroke3733]

That album must have been so much fun to make! Creativity and ideas and great music and synchroniciy just flowing! The story behind the vocals on The Great Gig in the Sky is just one of many incredible things that went down making Dark Side of the Moon.

[@CrankCase08]

The guitar solo sections are in 4/4 time.

[@Chevy11]

You guys should do “welcome to the machine”, “wish you were here”, and “great gig in the sky” by Pink Floyd

[@barrymorgan5104]

Pink Floyd had a 4 album run that cemented them as the God's of psychedelic rock. From DSOTM to Wish you were here, Animals and finally The Wall. Everything from start to finish of those albums is a masterpiece.

[@treebeard8475]

@@barrymorgan5104 someone the other day said to me “yeah man they are basically like the British Grateful Dead” and for me that totally checks out.

[@GranFelicia]

Lex, as an old school Floydian I love how much you get into their music!!! You have a Floydian soul :)

[@hullaballoo9703]

Lex is a maternal music guide, she always ‘gets’ the music and leads Brads thought process down the right rabbit hole, whilst loving the music herself. Keep rocking’ guys!

[@MS-jc9sy]

Pink Floyd's filthy sax is soooo underrated. Once again Lex is bobbing and digging the tune

[@TheresFuckeryAfoot]

Perfect description “filthy sax”. Love that.

[@Stacy55ish]

"Dark Side of The Moon" is Pink Floyd's masterpiece. Start side 1 and let it play.

[@ValerieBoyco]

If you want to see a Pink Floyd concert, check out Comfortably Numb at the Pulse Concert. It's an experience!

[@capcolombie3834]

Yup that's a must. Greatest guitar solo ever.

[@jeremiahpalumbo8381]

I like the 2016 at pompeii way better imo. Love pulse, but pompeii just hit different

[@Itstwofourteen]

Holy shit, yes.

[@eileendobbs8009]

That Pulse Concert tour was completely nuts

[@zq9m3xh8]

Love Gilmour's searing guitar solo.

[@ozsuncoast]

Thanks for the smile you put on my face!

[@ffjsb]

Funny, that guitar solo sounds just like a sax....

[@rosswatson5996]

Cause it is a 🎷!

[@thomasalexand]

Well....if it looks like a sax ( in my head) and it sounds like a sax then....it probably is a sax. But don't quote me on that.

[@dennishollibaugh8247]

A lot of songs have beat switches, but usually the time signature remains similar and just change percussion and flow. This song literally changes time for the solo, from seven beat measures to four, then back for the lyrics at the end. Difficult and underrated expert switch without losing the groove of the overall composition. And it ROCKS!! ❤🎸🔥

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

Nick Mason completely underrated drummer.

[@im_sorry_dave5117]

Modern music just doesn't do that anymore.... what a crying shame imho

[@antonioiniguez1615]

What does all of that mean?

[@beriandavies2111]

Lex's analogies are super dope 👌 I still can't get over how your responses are so different, but you compliment each other perfectly. 👍👏👏👏

[@junkbeez3346]

Psilocybin is the key to the pandoras box that is Pink Floyd. As you hear colors and see sound, the heightened auditory sense brings meaning to the intros and long instrumentals. Life changing!

[@Mell1888]

I absolutely love Lexs reaction the joy and appreciation on her face is amazing.

[@christym82]

I bet Brad would love Van Morrison - Moondance, Into the Mystic or Brown Eyed Girl.

[@johntremmel3949]

Or caravan or Tupelo honey or………

[@treebeard8475]

Kinda vanilla compared to Floyd or Jim Morrison but it has its place in my heart ✌️ I think I only say this because my dad lovesss van Morrison lol

[@benevans3266]

Clever time signatures this song. 7/8 beat during the money count gives the regular 4/4 backbeat a high energy in the guitar solo.

[@knightngail1]

Lex is in heaven with this sound. 💞 Love this tune

[@SpacemanXC]

The way guitarists wish women reacted to guitar: Lex The way women actually react to guitar: Brad

[@speterbilt]

Yeah i don't think he like music too much

[@ext93]

That is the truest thing I've ever read lol

[@guyelmouchnino6531]

Best comment i read so far !!

[@fewwiggle]

Lex, you are a national treasure. And, Brad, thanks for doing these videos with Lex ;-)

[@sathanas65]

It's a sax. This is one of my favorite songs of all time. You guys picked a winner. The instrumental is absolutely incredible. I could listen to it over and over

[@nathanward5195]

PINK FLOYD never cut short.. their entire albums are one great long big song!!

[@roguealien]

Pink Floyd = Expanding human consciousness for over 50 years. Watching both of you coming into a greater awareness of life thru music is a wonderful thing.

[@MrScottsearles]

I love the bass guitar in this.

[@garrysalis4312]

I know Brad was into it ,he was moving his head the most I've seen at least 3 inches from left to right.😅🍋

[@ext93]

🤣

[@markstill8258]

"Only Leer I have owned is a truck topper!" Me too bro me too.

[@justinwilton4603]

Pink Floyd "young lust"...not one of there more well known tracks but its a banger of a song

[@richardl9242]

Agreed. I've never been a fan of 'The Wall' album, but young lust is an absolute gem of a song! Ridiculously good bass line!

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Yeah, when I was a kid, I didn't even realize Young Lust was Floyd when I'd hear it on the radio, wasn't until my aunt bought The Wall for my birthday ( I had 2 really cool aunts) that I realized it was on there. You'd think I'd have asked someone, or heard a dj, etc. Just one of the many things that slid right by me in life lol.

[@Spudz76]

I always thought the cash noises were arranged to sound like a factory, alluding to the "machinery of economics"

[@yvesbarriere2922]

I saw them in 1975 in Montreal for this album tour. Priceless.

[@esellanta]

Wow must have been an amazing experience to be apart of

[@yvesblues560]

Congrats, cant help myself feeling jealous😁... was the setlist dsotm?

[@toddk2737]

Hearing how Roger Water recorded the opening is interesting.

[@carldevries9108]

Brad, your Lear pickup truck box cover mention cracked me up. You two are precious. Yes that is a sax.

[@fords_nothere_100]

Just love these tactile evocations from Lex. And Gilmour is such an amazing, sparse guitar player. Miles Davis said the space between the notes are just as important as the notes you play (paraphrasing). Gilmour proves that. Great reaction, as usual.

[@davehagi9883]

Fords! great reaction?

[@gj8683]

I read Miles' autobiography, and what you said that he said about the spaces between is spot on.

[@davidvasquez8658]

Love the Floyd..Love me some Miles.Can't get better than that! I also recall Miles making this remark on a documentary video.VHS even! : )

[@kentnottingham9635]

The sound effects at the start was Roger Waters in his back yard, throwing coins into a metal mixing bowl, tore paper, cash register ding, coins etc, 7 sounds total all recorded. They took those 7 pieces of recorded tape and splices them all together into a loop, going thru a tape player. The other end of the tape was pulled tight and wrapped around a mic stand. 7 sounds made for a crazy 7/8 time signature so dancing to this was a tough groove!

[@Falconer1128]

I have NEVER made the comparison of a music track to a shrimp cocktail .... but you know ... lex is on to something there.... she's right on and I'm a better man for it. Love where that girl's mind goes. And Brad "the song that puts you IN a clock". Never thought of the track Time that way... but he's right on too. It DOES put you in a clock. Love your channel guys. Far and away my favorite music reactors! Thanks guys.

[@dalewaterhouse6329]

Love how u guys r getting into this classic rock

[@vellaropedart9190]

The voices speaking at the end as the song fades out are actually those of Paul and Linda McCartney as well as Wings guitarist Henry McCullough. How they got the voices was actually quite ingenious. Both bands were recording at Abbey Road studios. Roger Waters invited them to do the voices and sat down and interviewed each member with a series of questions on cards. He started off with easy questions to get the ball rolling. The responses you hear are answers to 2 specific questions: "when was the last time you were violent?" and "Where you in the right?"

[@maniacguitar]

Wow I did not know that! That’s awesome :) thanks for sharing

[@vellaropedart9190]

@@maniacguitar I saw it on a series called Classic Albums featuring DSOTM. Roger Waters talked about that moment. If you can find that series and episode, you'll really enjoy it!

[@Steve_With_a_D]

Pink Floyd was/is a great show to see, my first concert was Pink Floyd for the Division Bell tour in 1994 on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames. It is still one of the most memorable experiences of my life.

[@dimitarvel1441]

The guitar solo is actually played on 2 different guitars. The first two parts are played on David's iconic Stratocaster, while the last part is played on a custom Lewis guitar with extra frets which allows David to just belt out incredibly high notes.

[@GLOhead1]

"I was thinkin more about the lemon" lmao I love you guys!

[@AliasMark69]

I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me 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 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, and I know all the great ones.

[@snowcrest7863]

The Dark Side of the Moon is known as a "Concept Album". A theme carries through the whole album. Although you probably won't see Pink Floyd again in concert, I recommend you see the cover-band Brit Floyd. They are from the U.K. (England) and are touring around 50 cities here in the U.S.A--now through the Summer. They play and sound as well as the original band. I will be going to see them at Red Rocks, Denver, Colorado June 9th, 2022

[@hippydippydude8895]

Their song "Echoes" which is 23:32 long.. from the album Meddle.. will def take you on an epic, psychedelic journey... a must listen 😁 🎶 🤟🎸🚀🌌

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Agree👍🏻

[@Mxxx1x]

The live Pompeii version though 🔥

[@TYoung023]

I got to see them at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse back in ‘94. One of those concert you’d never forget. Lots of lasers and flying pigs - the show wasn’t limited to the stage! Amazingly true to the studio sound. 🐖

[@greghart8558]

I have been to 4 pink Floyd concerts and I have seen a hell of a lot of concerts and Pink Floyd is by far the best live show I have ever seen.

[@tonymoll6265]

This takes me back. My mom had this album and this was my favorite song on that album. I was only about 5 or 6 when I started listening to this back in 1975 or 1976.

[@dondee5439]

For some reason this song NOW makes me think of Byron Allen. He was recently talking about buying a football team. I think it might be the Denver Broncos he is considering.

[@jfs70ss]

My Dad was a Pastor and 30 years ago he explained to me very SIMPLY, He said "Son, Money is NOT the root of all evil, it's the LOVE of money that is the root of all evil..... Peace

[@sunshinedilly5033]

Money is the equivalent to the ring from Lord Of The Rings.

[@im_sorry_dave5117]

Some might say that religion is the root of all evil....jus sayin

[@jfs70ss]

@@im_sorry_dave5117 And some may say that Pigs fly however that doesn't make it so.....

[@jfs70ss]

@@im_sorry_dave5117 Any Religion that preaches Peace and Harmony with your fellow man is not a bad thing. It's twisting it to fit your narrative so you can commit violence and kill your fellow man that is EVIL....

[@treebeard8475]

Awesome bro. I wrote a paper in 5th grade stating money is the root of all evil lol I liked Floyd in 5th grade. Greed is the root of all evil and even then you can argue what evil is

[@clivehope8409]

Lex knows good music

[@heathermcginn1547]

Yaaas!!! Brad actually found a groove!! 🤣 that intro had him! And the lyrics are so straight forward and easy to grasp 😝 I love when he loves it!!!

[@jamesfvandeventerjr9012]

I was growing up with this kind of music glad to younger folks digging it as much as I have for the past 50 yrs

[@marlonsummey1983]

I love your vibe! It's like paring up an engineer and a free spirit. Great match. Would love to see you react to JJ GREY. BRIGHTER DAYS, SHINING DOWN AND ON AND ON. HE HAS A ONE OF KIND VOICE!!! REALLY ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL

[@regriffan]

Finally more Pink Floyd! Great gig in the sky now please! PLEASE! Can't wait to see Brads reaction!

[@MTG_Scribe]

I will never get enough of Lex describing how things make her feel or what they remind her of.

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Change jingles, cash fans, money drawer opens, Lex : "YES !!" When Lex said the bass line was creepy, reminded me of when, in the Wizard of Oz, if you play DSOM along the way you time them up, then during the guitar solo, when rhe bass is mostly playing alone, the Mayor of Munchkin land comes strutting by the camera in this creepy strut.... funny . FYI: if you ever wanna try it... put DSOTM in put on continuous play so it automatically starts over so it makes it thru the whole movie. Put movie in... start movie, wait til the MGM lion [ the old, black and white one, not any animated ones added into the intros ] roars, immediately as soon as the third roar ends, push play on the album, you'll know pretty soon if your timing was off, the movie and album synch up perfectly, footsteps, scenes, etc. If you wanna try to adjust for it. A lot of people say it's nonsense, that it's just a couple coincidences, but back when it became widely known, i really got into it, there are a whole lot of " coincidences" i can point out that are obvious, and i probably missed some

[@trismegistus7638]

or just search "Dark Side of the Rainbow" on KZbin and you'll find this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHPEnnyfZdl8iMk

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

@@trismegistus7638 cool, never thought of that.... I'm not much of a " thinker" these days lol.. I'm there now, really cool, thanx i didn't know about this.

[@trismegistus7638]

@@If6turnsouttobe9 Nah I love the mystical feel about starting your turntable at the lion's 3rd roar. That word-of-mouth rumor feel about the whole thing is a cool relic of the pre-internet era, and I applaud you keeping the lore alive. But as for getting more people to see it, youtube is the way

[@weedthepeople2795]

I still have a hard time believing Waters wrote this album in the time it took to watch a movie.......isnt writing lyrics and music a process that takes days or weeks? months??

[@weedthepeople2795]

And i still think this is a coincidence ...... when i used to spring clean my apartment Id turn on The Three Stooges, mute it, and turn on some techno music......and the same effect happened...Moe would punch Curly in perfect time with the beat....was so trippy

[@dmgallibond469]

I love the way your expressions change as the song progresses. Brad, you absolutely lit up at the beginning when the "created beats" were playing with the cash machines. Then during the instrumental section (sax solo and then guitar solo) Lex was absolutely feeling it. You mentioned it sounded like the song cut off abruptly. This song is from "Dark Side of the Moon," which should really be played through in its entirety, as every song bleeds and blends from one song into the next, and the end of the album mirrors the beginning, so it could really be played on a continuous loop and the music would never stop. The song "Time" that Brad mentioned is on that same album, and the ticking clocks actually fade in from the fading out of the previous song, and the piano at the end of "Time" leads into "Great Gig in the Sky." Lex--you are absolutely correct about the Pink Floyd concert experience. It is a treat for all of your senses. Your ears luxuriate in the powerful and yet subtle and intricate sounds of the music; your eyes are dazzled by the video, lasers, and pyrotechnic and practical effects; your body feels the powerful vibrations of the music as well as hearing it; and you smell what everyone around you is smoking during the show. I suppose if you are into edibles or if you are with a girl that is wearing flavored lip gloss, you could add taste to those sensations as well! You've already listened to the album version of "Comfortably Numb;" to get a sense of what the concert is like, I would recommend the 1994 Pulse concert version of that song to see it performed live. Traditionally, that is the last song they play before any encores.

[@Hi_Chris]

I mean, of all the stoned conversations that have taken place during this album over the years, “I was thinking of the Lemon”, has to be up there with the best of them 🍋 🤣🤣

[@michaelpryor8015]

“Young Lust” “learning to fly” “echoes live”

[@eugenestandingbear6516]

Open minds and hearts is one key to happiness. Love your vibe.

[@jimmyboy131]

That was a genuine sax you heard. You'll hear it again in Us and Them, from the same album. I went to a Pink Floyd concert back in...the early 90s, maybe '92 or '93? It was a great show and was held in an outdoor stadium and I'm guessing 50,000 people were there. They had speaker stacks set up all over the stadium so it was a true surround sound experience. They sounded so good, just like an album, very clear. And of course the big laser light show that went with it. There was no violence or threats of violence that I was aware of. I've been to many rock concerts and other live music and have never seen fights or felt threatened, so if such things happen I'd say it's an exception. Most people at rock or metal concerts are welcoming and tolerant of others since they tend to be marginalized or misunderstood themselves.

[@TJPenitencia]

That's SO interesting that Lex mentions synesthesia because I was JUST thinking that her reactions to the music are like someone who has just that. I have it, too.

[@davidcortez1214]

I recommend Pink Floyd's "Have a Cigar " . Has one of my favorite guitar solos from David Gilmour and a very bluesy sound.

[@MrMinuteman69]

This is the music I grew up on in the 70s. The sax Pink Floyd used was awesome. They are one of the top bands of all time.

[@jeremiahpalumbo8381]

I’ve been waiting forever for another Pink Floyd song. Btw their album dark side of the moon, which the song money comes from, is the 4th most bought album of all time, not just in its genre. Pink Floyd is a very special band and all their songs sound so unique. If you do plan on listening to more Pink Floyd in the future I DEFINITELY recommend Shine On You Crazy Diamond. That song is out of this world. Definitely should have it in your reaction to-do list

[@jeremiahpalumbo8381]

Also good thing you didn’t pause in the middle of a David gilmour guitar solo. One of the biggest sins in the rock community, so good job

[@razzledazzle8631]

man .. Lex looks at you all the time .. you can tell she loves you . You are a blessed guy ..

[@bLANchy8]

They should do a live review of the whole Dark Side of the Moon album!

[@ChaoticRad]

yaaaaaaaaaaasssss

[@jimfrank8250]

I’d definitely watch that!!!

[@deadjester]

"I was thinking about the lemon"..."You gotta have the lemon in the shrimp cocktail." Genius descriptive use of words to paint the picture of how it makes you feel.

[@josediasqueirozlima8254]

não tem música que se compare. Qualidade em tudo...

[@mattmale7183]

When I was at school in the late 70's my drama teacher used tracks from Dark Side of the Moon to inspire us in lessons. It worked....

[@donkunes8630]

the 'Dark side of the Moon' album is best to hear , experience the entire album . one of their early works ' Echoes live at Pompeii ' is awesome. they performed it in ancient empty stadium .Pompeii was a city buried in ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted AD 79

[@Neilsmu]

Love the shift from 7/8 time to 4/4 time when that fabulous guitar kicks in 🤗 !!!

[@johnjannetti4326]

For your next Pink Floyd selection try Dogs. You'll want the lyrics for that one too.

[@judedornisch4946]

The time signature change from sax to guitar is epic.

[@Swollen_Goat]

This album HAS to be listened to start to finish to get the full vibe and experience. Nothing that came out around the same time could compare IMO.

[@richard_n]

If you went to a Pink Floyd concert back in the day, you left high af. Even if you didn't smoke, there is so much around you that you might as well be. That's what happened to me.

[@myopicseer]

The TIME SONG beginning is clever, as it starts with the beating of a clock--the passing of time--and then overplays it with the beating of the human heart--the clock of life ticking down, and that is why the tempo of the song at the end gets very slow.

[@ffjsb]

You can thank Alan Parsons for the Clock intro to "Time", and also for Claire Torry's solo on "Great Gig in the Sky".

[@MrDiddyDee]

They already reacted to that track 3 weeks ago.

[@martenfredin213]

"I wasn´t thinking about that. I was thinking more bout the lemon." The quote machine running at full speed.

[@randallpetersen9164]

Arguably, the most amazing music concert EVER was Pink Floyd PULSE. Definitely a must watch.

[@steverenfrow4889]

Lex is so weird but I end up totally understanding what she means, I love both of your views

[@ZeppeRemmy]

Lex you are such a gem and one creative thinker, I agree, never change!!!

[@Floyd1138]

The teacher reads out the little boys poems in another brick in the wall video: It's this song ! A new car, caviar, four star daydream Think I'll buy me a football team Money, well, get back I'm all right Jack, keep your hands off of my stack

[@joeymc3546]

Its sharp.cut cos the album all fades into eachother, its the BEST album to listen too all the way through. Tells a story

[@pauljansen1137]

So many great songs from these guys...."Time" next perhaps?

[@amirhossein1382h]

They have already reacted to it

[@pauljansen1137]

@@amirhossein1382h they did? Thanks for the update..

[@surlechapeau]

B&L, Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon became one of the best-selling albums of all time. The album remained in the Billboard Top 200 album chart for 736 consecutive weeks!! (from 17 March 1973 to 16 July 1988).

[@Eowyn187]

*Have A Cigar*