First listening to PINK FLOYD - "WISH YOU WERE HERE" (Part.2)

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[@jeffalmond]

It’s fantastic to see the joy on your face, just like the first time I listened to this album 30 years ago…….long live Pink Floyd..

[@tthoy7338]

I couldn’t agree anymore with you Jeff. Just seeing the joy on her face was fantastic. Love you VERDY 👏

[@daveburns3886]

The cigar lyrics are so clever / hysterical, and it’s fantastic musically too .. one of gilmores finest moments!!!

[@fernsehdesign]

thats always the best and my only reason to watch reaction videos.

[@wahib1]

Oi

[@wahib1]

Oi

[@RichardGriffis]

Pink Floyd's "Animals" album is going to blow your mind! The guitar work between David Gilmour and Snowy White is simply amazing.

[@doscwolny2221]

Isn’t snowy white only on the 8 track album ? joins both pigs on the wing.

[@frankshailes3205]

@@doscwolny2221 Yes but he also played in a lot of the live tour concerts. He used to do a blues jam and David Gilmour would listen to it live at the sound desk after going offstage. Wasn't Snowy also the fake Gilmour in the "Surrogate Band" in the Wall stage show in 1980?

[@markjfannon]

@@frankshailes3205 yeah he was, but only for the 1980 shows. Someone else filled that role in the 1981 tour

[@caroleann_2142]

Another WILD Concert, The visuals blew me away, god damn an entire farm!😅

[@John-nr6gg]

Especially "Dogs". My 2nd favorite Pink Floyd after this "Wish You Were Here Side 2." I know "Dogs" is too painful for some though; best that depressives don't listen to it, I guess..

[@jimk.7663]

At the very end was not a flute, that was Richard Wright playing the keyboard. Glad you're enjoying Pink Floyd, they're my all time favorite band. ✌🤟

[@thechannel6363]

The ending is also a very subtle last homage to Syd Barrett , Rick Wright plays a few notes of "See Emily Play." One of Barrett's masterpieces he wrote back in the beginning.

[@frankshailes3205]

Farfisa organ perhaps?

[@frankshailes3205]

@@thechannel6363 Yes and their second hit single...

[@Musiquesaecouter]

The smooth sound must be a minimoog synthesizer, legendary electronic instrument (a bit like a tuba here)

[@YouRich92]

@@frankshailes3205 It's a minimoog synthesizer. Amazing what they achieved in that time with analog synthesizer.

[@garyvanvelzer6866]

So good to see someone so young who really GETS Pink Floyd!

[@mikewatts867]

Your contagious smile, your appreciation, your fingers moving along with the individual parts, reminds me so much of when I first heard this music. A long time ago. Much live from California USA. You give me hope that out of this dark world we will someday reach a better place. Thank you!

[@jomojojo6603]

The best part of her reactions is her smile. Just the pure enjoyment of this amazing music.

[@davejenkins873]

It is heart warming to see your open mindedness to music you haven't heard before, and seeing you clearly feel it like we did back then. The first half of the seventies was an extraordinary time for music, with bands coming up with new ideas seemingly every week. I'm guessing I was about your age in 1975. I think that period is why my generation remains open to music of many genres, unlike many people who don't seem to want to stray away from what they already know. Thank you, I really enjoyed listening to that again with you.

[@daveburns3886]

Music was so much better then!!! Chicago transit authority and Chicago’s first few.. early progressive rock like Floyd and genesis , Bowie’s uniqueness, pet sounds, much of Beatles stones who, credence, van the man…..

[@brianswindall]

As an older person who grew up with these bands, it is hard to sit and purely listen to these great albums without being consumed by memories. Watching you listen for the first time, I can enjoy this music in a new way. Thanks.

[@MrChristbait]

How good to see a young lady grinning like a Cheshire Cat all the way through my favourite Floyd album (we actually had vinyl in the olden days!) My first listen to this was on green stuff but I've been clean this century (22 years.) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿♥️

[@rofyle]

They played a show with no audience in the middle of the ruined coliseum at Pompeii. It was called "Echoes." They filmed it. Definitely worth checking out.

[@stevea2639]

That is one of the coolest pieces of music of all time!!!

[@gbsailing9436]

Definitely listen to the Audio Version first as There is SO MUCH more going on sonically!!!

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Yes yes and yes…🤩

[@DazzleMonroe]

Echoes was only a 10 minute part of the whole 1 hour performance called "Pink Floyd At Pompeii" I have the Director's cut dvd with digital sound. It's played regularly and never fails to blow me away.

[@yvesblues560]

Echoes Pompeii ist thats where its at, cant get better😎🎸

[@angelocroce3037]

Bass, guitar drums...everything is on a pillow of sonic winds: Rick Wright' keyboards!!!!

[@CorwinPatrick]

"We're so happy, we can hardly count" a wickedly sarcastic reference to music executives only existing to count the money they squeeze out of their artists.

[@CorwinPatrick]

And that ending is a transition to the music coming out of a Radio. And then the next starts with the listener changing channels.

[@tsw2257]

You make all the right facial expressions when listening to Pink Floyd. I can tell that you get it. Shine On!

[@BiffMan42]

The best thing about great music is how timeless it is. It's all out there waiting for you to discover and it will still be list as great as when it first came out. Don't feel bad you didn't discover Pink Floyd till now, rejoice in how many great experiences you have to look forward to. If you continue to fully immerse and give yourself over to the music, you'll have a lifetime of joy.

[@kosys5338]

It's been fun watching you discover Pink Floyd. It's good to see that the next generation can appreciate Pink Floyd like we do. That's what makes this band the timeless masterpiece that it is. Welcome to Floyd nation, hope you enjoy the ride.

[@johnlackey1244]

David’s steel guitar solo in part 6 is one of the greatest moments in recorded music history. You can feel Syd slipping away from reality viscerally as the solo ascends to it’s climax. Such pain and anguish musically expressed.

[@markwade2530]

I love seeing the younger generation getting into the music I was buying back in the 70s. I love the fact you get every nuance of the music & enjoy the experience of listening to music the way it should be listened to, apart from the pauses of course 😊

[@justinatest9456]

There's certainly more Floyd to check out, many albums before Dark Side of the Moon, and many after. Before moving forward with 'Animals' I would suggest going back to their live video called Live at Pompeii. It was filmed right before recording DSotM, and serves as a sort of greatest hits of their beginnings, and you get to see the original band including Roger Waters, who was a huge part of Floyd, creatively, lyrically, and vocally. Pompeii was a city in Italy that was buried by metres of volcanic ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79AD. It was left undisturbed for centuries, and when it was finally excavated the city and it's residents were preserved in their final moments before death. Floyd plays to an empty and overgrown amphitheatre. If you don't want to see it all, the song Echoes from the video is a classic.

[@frankshailes3205]

Plus as she loves the harmonies - on the Pompeii film, especially Echoes, the harmony of Rick and Dave's voices is incredible, at their best ever most "sympatico" level possibly. Really amazing performance.

[@tonybaker55]

We were certainly listening to some great music 47 years ago! Great to hear it again and see youngsters like you really getting into it.

[@gliebzeit]

These segments of 'Shine On...' always remind me of the first Alien movie. It is so wonderful to see you enjoy these sounds 'VERDY channel'. Thank you for your reaction video. Keep exploring music.

[@Jester-Riddle]

Legend has it that 1 in every 4 homes in England had a physical copy of the Vinyl Album 'Dark Side of the Moon' at one point in history ... It sold enormous quantities, before streaming was a thing. Wish You Were Here was a personal favourite Pink Floyd Album of mine and it brings back so many memories of times and places whenever I hear it ... I still have Vinyl copies of both of those records and a few other Pink Floyd Albums tucked away (together with a decent quality Turntable to play them on !).

[@craigblyth1080]

At the end of "Have a Cigar" the sound is disappearing into and being sucked into one speaker and then comes out on another channel playing the end of a radio conversation about astronomy then the user changes channel again where he picks up on the opening riff for "Wish You Were Here" which he likes the sound of so sticks on that channel picks up his guitar then copies the opening riff for "Wish You Were" on his accoustic guitar

[@mikewolverton7904]

I always thought that transition between Have a Cigar and Wish You Were Here symbolized Syd Barrett being pulled out of the band and now he's listening to them on the radio.

[@savitrisdisciple]

Part 9 always evokes the feeling in me of a beloved friend who is leaving, and we share a hug, and they walk away, and you are left with the memories of them. Which I feel was what the band wished convey in terms of Syd

[@tonygriffin_]

I got bought this album for Christmas 1975, along with Led Zeppelin's double album 'Physical Grafitti', when I was aged 15. Best Christmas presents ever! Talking of Led Zeppelin...now that's a band I hope you'll get round to listening to some time, although there's also a lot more Floyd to go too! It's great to see your appreciation, awe, wonder and joy when you listen to Floyd. Their albums - especially Meddle, Dark Side..., Wish You..., Animals and The Wall - are all masterpieces of composition, playing and lyric writing and it's a good feeling to see that they are still loved and appreciated. Merci beaucoup for another great reaction. .

[@jimp4666]

we're the same age but same reaction!

[@f64aq12]

Great seeing your reactions. Authentic. Bravo young lady. I upvote Echoes Pompeii.

[@jorgecolon2014]

Hello! It's so nice to see a young person like yourself who really appreciates good music when they hear it. I'm a baby boomer who has always been fascinated with Pink Floyd. I think they're the best to ever do it. You can't stop here. You must must must listen to their double album The Wall!

[@garanceadrosehn9691]

It's fun to watch concert versions of these songs, if only to be able to see which sounds are coming from which instruments. Pink Floyd is definitely tops when it comes to their work in a recording studio so it makes sense to listen to the studio versions. But the concert videos are also very enjoyable.

[@Jester-Riddle]

Live in Venice is one particular favourite ...

[@caroleann_2142]

I saw this Concert, Shine on is a lament for their original Leader & Producer Syd Barrett. Who named the band as well. He was the original guitarist & song writer of Pink Floyd's first LP. Piper at the Gates of Dawn. He left the band, due to commercialism, his own drug use, & dissatisfaction of what was happening. He hated the industry. Your, reaction is priceless, the lyrics are about Syd...Alot of Synthesizer. from Rick Wright. MEDDLE is another outstanding LP. Very emotional show.

[@AD270479]

You clearly know a bit about Floyd, but Syd never left the band because of commercialism, his own drug use, & dissatisfaction of anything. In fact Syd never left the band at all, he was just left out & never even noticed due to his severe mental illness. The band were all heading to the recording studio one day, someone asked 'Should we go & pick up Syd' to which someone responded 'let's not' and that was that. Syd never played with them again. Syd hadn't a clue what was going on with the band for a good while before he was ousted... It's accidentally down to Syd's mental illness that Floyd became known for their very long solos & intros. He would often just go in to a trance while playing and keep repeating the same chords over & over for ages, and to disguise it the band had to play along & kinda copy him, and the crowd loved it, thinking it was intentional, so they continued to play that way after he was gone. There was other times where they wouldn't even plug his mic or amp in at gigs because he got that bad, and Syd was to spaced out to even notice.

[@robanderson6310]

Sometimes. ..whatever Pink Floyd I am listening to ..is my favorite. 😊😊😊

[@moonwind6303]

I have listened to this and all the other Pink Floyd albums since they came out and really enjoyed You experienced them. Next album should be the "Animals" album from 1977. It is as good! What a journey you had! 🥰 Love it.

[@marcblachman2322]

Love seeing your joy in discovering this great music! Keep up the journey…

[@gbsailing9436]

I think that NOW, you might JUST be ready for “Echoes” the full side song (audio ONLY) off the album ‘MEDDLE’. It will take you for a spin. If and when you do, listen to the first part as a high a volume as you can dare. THEN and only Then when the “GROOVE” drops, turn up the volume another 3 notches!!! You won’t be disappointed! ENJOY!

[@jakehunt3392]

You know that’s how this album started & they cut SOYCD in half in the final days before release 😏

[@andythecrimson8877]

Great album by Pink Floyd. I love your reaction. So cute.😊

[@SolitaryS]

L.O.L. I remember hearing the end of "Have A Cigar" for the 1st time. I freaked-out too. I thought my stereo system had fried. Knowing it's your 1st time hearing the song. I knew that "cut-out" effect was coming up. (In my head, I'm thinking) Wait for it... There it is. The "What The Hell" expression on your face 😲said it all before you spoke the words. Priceless.

[@fewwiggle]

Hi again!!! :-) Yes, as I hinted at in the last video, there is universe of great classic rock that you would love. And, I'll humbly suggest the album Led Zeppelin I as your starting point (outside of Pink Floyd). Their first, it's exceptionally raw, but an exceptionally excellent intro to Led Zeppelin....

[@NativeNewMexican]

I used to feel like Led Zeppelin was overrated because it was played way too much in my era, but for someone that has never heard them, they're top tier. Considering my lingering "it's overplayed" feel towards LZ, I'd recommend Yes, The Moody Blues, Genesis, or some easier flowing King Crimson and then once she's on the Prog train, Rush.

[@nealturner7348]

Hey, Rachel. It's drummer guy. Loved your react. And your smile when listening. That smile speaks volumes. Someone suggested watching the Pompeii film and I second that suggestion. Also, if you don't know, the cover of WYWH represents an artist being "burned" by the music industry. The back cover represents the invisible record executives who profit from the artists creation. There was a post- card insert with a diver making no splash, suggesting the theme of absence. Great symbolism by the graphic designers Hipgnosis. Regards from Illinois 🇺🇸!!! PS: What is your accent? PS: The singer on Have a cigar was Roy Harper. A guest vocalist not in the band.

[@verdychannel11]

My accent is from the province of Québec in Canada so we can say French-Canadian(québécois) accent. Also, my name is not Rachel but that’s ok 😁

[@nealturner7348]

@@verdychannel11 Cool. I was thinking you were European. Nice to know we're neighbors (in terms of countries 😁). Thanx for the 411. Sorry about the name thing. I saw another comment calling you Rachel 🙈. Is your name Verdy? Or will Verdy do?

[@verdychannel11]

@@nealturner7348 my last name is Verdy and I use it for my channel because it’s easier to use and pronounce then my first name😁

[@nealturner7348]

@@verdychannel11 Okay. Gotcha. Looking forward to future reactions. Thanx for your replies. PS: I expect to see a Pink Floyd poster on your wall soon! 🤣🤣🤣

[@vincentskoff4209]

​@@verdychannel11 i also thought you said your name was Rachel. IDK. Keep listening!

[@jefffiore7869]

It warms my heart watching you get great pleasure enjoying Pink Floyd. Your facial expressions says is all. You just don't get better than Pink Floyd. The "clear" guitar you hear on Wish You Were Here is David Gilmore playing acoustic guitar.

[@LuddyVonBeat]

Enjoyed your reaction very much, this is another proof pink floyd is timeless, hope you do more Pink Floyd, their albums "Animals" is more Up-tempo and "Echoes" is a mental journey, light and dark, desperation and relief. Other timeless band is The Doors. Keep the flow don't pause too much, all the best, thx

[@ejkipy]

It's fantastic to see you smiling and enjoying Pink Floyd's songs. Keep on being happy girl!!

[@ericgaudet5488]

One again Amazing Job with your reaction to listening to Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Album . My favorite song is from the title of the Album . Enjoy seeing your smile and hearing your Amazing accent .

[@briandale9320]

I saw, "Brit Floyd", last weekend. Five thousand people singing along to,. "Wish You Were Here" was simply amazing!

[@LonesomeTwin]

As with Bohemian Rhapsody, even 'civilians' realise they know the words without knowing how

[@georgitchobanov9299]

Girl... don't be too hard on yourself if you feel you have been missing on some amazing musical masterpieces. For every song there is a time and a feeling. I believe that music is a very emotional expression and sometimes it requires the right mindset to enjoy it. I myself have had times where I could not listen to some amazing songs but given a few years I hear that same songs again and it hits me. I was on a different wave before and now I'm here and that's that. People grow with life and experiences and you'll keep finding more and more amazing things out there and that's a promise! Just keep it going ~

[@DJMaul1031]

Verdy listening to Have A Cigar intro: "if you have guitars, you have me, always." Me: "oh, just wait for it..."

[@thestudygoon2799]

great reaction! Echoes Live at Pompeii is a must see video for you before you move on to Animals!!

[@tsrobinson8398]

20:35 "God Damn!" There it is! The most succinct description of Pink Floyd music!

[@timothydudley3106]

So many people are missing out Pink Floyd it’s a shame!!!

[@lubos1207]

There are no trumpets in Wish You Were Here. What they remind you of is David Gilmour's voice. His voice mimics every note of an acoustic guitar. I wouldn't know that if I hadn't seen him live in concert. Fantastic! This whole album is a musical gem! And I really enjoyed watching this video of yours again - thanks so much!

[@lubinlfb3563]

Same pfp, same musical taste, almost the same name as me

[@lubos1207]

@@lubinlfb3563 Greetings from the Czech Republic! Where are you from?

[@lubinlfb3563]

@@lubos1207 France

[@kentnottingham9635]

As much as I LOVE Pink Floyd, I feel the same about Queen. Their older stuff from Queen One and Two, also Night at the opera are so full of crazy great guitar, drums, bass and HARMONIES with TONS OF STEREO TRICKS!!! Add Freddie and BAMM!!! Maybe some day. So glad you Love Pink Floyd, YOU ROCK!

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

New hard rock youngsters The Warning grew up as infants watching Queen and Pink Floyd concerts with their parents. Though their own music is completely different, with a few bits here and there that show their influences. They've just started their first full North American tour, postponed from 2020. Re Floyd, my favourite three albums are Meddle, Dark Side and this one. Not that the others are bad of course.

[@jhohiii]

Your reactions mimick mine every time that I listen to Floyd - it's something that I hope never ends. Been listening since I was 8 in '76 (Dark Side of the Moon) and the music never ceases to send shivers up my spine! I hope it bring joy to you through the years. Thank you!

[@Jester-Riddle]

This was the era of concept albums by numerous artists who possessed enormous musical skills ... A very different experience of music than listening to individual tracks, as the songs were often all part of a musical journey to be patiently appreciated, rather than a 4 minute soundbite and hit then on to something else ... Great times for music that endures well ...

[@KC-vp7wn]

Pink Floyd’s music always takes you on a journey of sound! Back in the 70’s they were playing around with Moog synthesizer’s. Quite a few bands were using them back then.

[@Jester-Riddle]

Rick Wakeman with Yes around the time developed the original moog poly synths

[@TheWizardKs]

Your reaction was perfectly in sync with how mine was in the mid '70's when I went to the Davis-Monthan Air Force base commisary and found this vinyl album. I took it to my dorm room and was absolutely blown away by how every song was fantastic. It was then that I became a dedicated true Pink Floyd fan.

[@deen261]

Absolutely love your reactions Verdy 💯💯%🔥🔥...this band really does take ya on a trip...loved them since I first heard them 40 yrs ago...im 53 now so got infected by them at a very young age lol.!!! Loving your channel.👌✌🤘👍

[@colmortimer1066]

This is my favorite album all time. Every song is great, and it flows into the next song so well. I first bought the CD in the mid 90's, one of my first Floyd CDs, and all these years later it still holds up, never gets stale, and it has never been dethroned from that top spot. I'd check out their older stuff like More or The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, there was just a different sound to them back then, yet they still had a good diverse sound even early on.

[@timothydudley3106]

3of there albums are in the top sellers of all time!

[@RobertCook-fs9zz]

Verdy you're so good. Nice discovering you and keep up the good work.

[@jamesaitchison9478]

This is the Album that really got me into Pink Floyd many moons ago. I'd listen to this constantly day after day soaking up it's greatness before eventually being lead down the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd's other stellar Albums, though it remains the Pink Floyd Album i fell in love with first. Wish You Were Here (the Title track) was played at my Dad's Funeral and hold's a lot of sentimental value for me, and it's a beautiful song full of meaning. Great Album, great reaction videos too 👍

[@DarthVader-km6ku]

Very happy to see your first reaction to this. I saw them play this live for the first time in 1977. The part at the end of "Have a Cigar" when the sound seems to get sucked into a radio...the band were in full flight playing the song and suddenly all the lights went out, except for one, which was a spotlight pointed at an old radio hanging on a microphone stand. You could hear the band playing through the radio into the microphone. Then the bass player walked up and started retuning the radio through the local radio stations before it went back to the band, playing the beginning of Wish You Were Here. It was very cool. The part at the end of Shine on You Crazy Diamond, when you said "I love that instrument", that was Rick Wright playing a synthesizer. As it went to the final calm piece of music the only lights were on him and on the big movie screen behind him were waves crashing on a beach. It was an amazing magical moment. Watching you listening for the first time brought all those memories flooding back to me. Shine On...

[@LordEagle]

Again,,,,thanx for letting me share your experience. Welcome aboard,,,,💥💥💥👍😎

[@leonardbellinger5223]

When I was young I got so into this entire album that I drove people nuts having to listen to playing this over and over. When I watch your reactions, the smile tells all, it's a mirror of what I felt and I'm envious of you for the new experience you are experiencing now a good part is you have a lot of Pink Floyd ahead of you to experience and if lucky, I'll be able to watch. How about a first name?

[@bartfloyd8521]

Unreal that you pick up so much of this plethora of otherworld music so full and live and brilliant in its scope.Your music perception is uncanny. Amazing to see you tuned into so much so fast. WOOOW!!

[@Headtube]

Thanks for doing this album, VERDY, it's one of my all time favorites.

[@daveburns3886]

What an ending!! So much of their genius is their unhurriedness - nothing forced.. always a surprise next though

[@robertosouza1650]

Pink Floyd songs had many layers. Each time I listen to it, I discover another layer.

[@robbyascher9090]

Rob from MN here. You’re great to watch because I can tell you know how to appreciate good music!

[@rodnee2340]

Now before I start the video I predict you will have a very strong emotional reaction to Wish you were here.... that bass on have a cigar makes this tune special. I forget sometimes how special pink floyd is, so seeing a fresh reaction from a new generation is absolutely fantastic...... ha yes a tear in your eye at the end! I saw that.🤣 again classic Moog... also some of the best slide guitar ever. No not a flut but can you guess what it is now?😬 that instrument you love so much, I also love, its you got it a MOOG SYNTHESIZER. And you have not missed out because you are now officially a super fan well done to you. I think I was your age when I first got into Pink Floyd. So you have a long time, believe me to listen to such great bands. People my age think music is dead, but I think we are in a golden age of music discovery. And I avidly listen to some great musicians and bands that your generation has produced. Well done and keep digging for the best music. You deserve a sub and deep respect for not listening to the mainstream. Not everyone even likes great music, and that's ok. But those that dig will always find beauty. "life without music would be a mistake" fredrick Nietzsche. 🙏

[@pezhyi]

I enjoyed. Thank you. 😊

[@stevePsutton]

The unusual end on Have A Cigar is a fade to an old style mono transistor radio (only in one ear) and is a sound effect to join with Wish You Were Here. I remember listening to a preview (pre-release) of the whole album on BBC Radio 2 (UK) (no breaks or adverts) and we all thought the stereo system had blown one speaker 😂

[@lennartjohnzon6462]

Brilliant! Keep up the good work 👍👍

[@963460]

Magnifique, merci beaucoup

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

I am enjoying your reactions because you are truly listening to the music, picking out individual instruments, the way the songs are arranged and produced and not getting hung up simply on lyric's as a lot of other reaction channels do.

[@rogerkelly7988]

Keep up the way you are reacting to the music from the late 60s and 70s there is so much more music, bands and artists from this era to hear so please just keep it up and I'll be listening thank you

[@georgitchobanov9299]

You have no idea how much joy it brings me to see how much you are enjoying the music right now! :D I've spend weeks running loops around these songs and eventually you get tired of them for a bit but I always come back to them again :) The feeling is just that good! :D

[@nickdanger9898]

Your face at the end, not wanting to miss a single thing. Priceless!!

[@omniflas_2065]

This was really fun to watch, you obviously have a very visceral reaction to music, and I'm sure if you keep pursuing it you can do something worthwhile in the field as a career.

[@colinhowarth]

When they played at Wembley it was so hot and they arranged for the door staff to open all the doors when the sound of the wind started and the cool air blew over the audience.

[@winder6]

It's really great to see you experiencing the 70 music. This album has a great background story behind it and it is worth learning about. There's a good documentary on KZbin about the Wish you were here. Just subed cheers

[@adambartram232]

It is totally heart-warming to see someone of your age appreciating this wonderful music, you have great taste! I was a teenager when this first came out and it was much underrated at the time, but Shine on ... has become an absolute classic! I wish I could hear it for the first time again and be as happy as you seem to be. However, it only gets better each time you hear it. Good luck with you musical journey.

[@Polecat54941]

I actually get excited to see your excitement listening to Pink Floyd, without doubt the best reactions to this amazing band on You Tube and can not wait to see you do Division bell and Momentary laps of reason albums plus for the French part of you a little Obscured by clouds perhaps :)

[@peppymohawk8646]

I love your reactions

[@DannyD714]

don't feel bad thinking you have missed out. you are here now, that is what matters. i enjoyed your pink floyd album reactions (so far),and look forward to more. i also hope to see some of those boy band posters replaced by pink floyd posters in the near future lol.

[@adamlaceky8127]

You're not missing out. You're discovering. Keep going.

[@michaelthomas8592]

One of the most beautiful Lovesong Ever: WISH YOU WERE HERE!

[@eclipse_t1022]

IMO - At the end of 'Have A Cigar' the music goes from a full-blown wide open stereo sound down to a cheap radio with one speaker (or maybe a "transistor radio" with a single earpiece - yeah, some of us still had those in 1975 lol) ... Who can resist air guitar when Gilmore plays?!? lol

[@jasee2921]

It's so intriguing to see the difference in how people experience music for the first time, where someone like me really tunes into the lyrics and others tune into the instrumentals more heavily. Both valid in every way. That's why I like listening several times. Discovering new things to love in my favorite music every time.

[@colinhowarth]

You certainly appreciate good music. Imagine them touring around in their own pink 747 jumbo jet.

[@spinalobifida]

I was confused the first time i heard the music all of a sudden drop down when I first heard it. I was thinking it was a mistake they didn't notice. Awesome reaction.

[@randlnickel9196]

THEY ARE SO TALENTED

[@thomasbell5417]

Out of the hundreds of music reactors here on youtube, there are only a select few that I truly enjoy. Your at the top. Thank you for your heart felt reactions. I feel like I'm in a jam session of sorts when I listen to your reactions. 🎵😃🎶

[@andythecrimson8877]

Because she was react for full album, not like other reactors.

[@benjaminrhea2148]

This is my favorite Pink Floyd album it gets in your head and takes your mind on a journey from start to finish

[@glennbrock6560]

Awesome. Animals next.

[@johnlackey1244]

Most groups write songs. Pink Floyd write symphonic poetry.

[@mikevaughan3592]

Hey Arianne, When the jam at the end of "Have a Cigar" changed most dramatically, what caused it was the use of something called a 'flanger'. It's a production device that alters the sound frequency during the studio recording. It's used to create a distinctive "swooshing" or "jet plane" sound.

[@jonsguitarbarn4270]

Hello I just found you and your channel, your very endearing. I wish you all best. As far as your curiosity about the instrument I'm pretty sure it's a synthesizer adjusted to sound somewhat like a French Horn. Cheers!

[@geraldherrmann787]

and now to their arguably greatest album: ANIMALS

[@PerfectStranger1]

@21:00 the instrument you've just heard is a slide guitar played by David Gilmour, just like he did on so many other tracks, for instance, Breathe in the Air and The Great Gig in the Sky (from Dark Side of the Moon) and One of These Days (from Meddle). Check out the live versions here on KZbin.

[@toddhill7483]

Loved your reaction to this classic. If you like those guitars, you can't go wrong with Pink Floyd's Animals album.

[@PerfectStranger1]

That's Roy Harper on that first Track Have a Cigar. And thing you said it's "noise cancelling" it's really like somebody is listening to the song on the radio and them playing the guitar along with it.

[@vaiki]

Merci beaucoup, c'était très agréable de vous voir réagir. I have been a Pink Floyd fan since the mid 80's and Wish you were here is my favourite album. My daughter is about your age and she has started to show interest in 70's music now. I've always wondered if it would be better to explain the story about this album before she listen to it or wait until she has heard it. Knowing that the entire album is a tribute to Syd Barrett might explain the composition and how all songs flow together. I've seen so many "reaction videos" on YT where people have only listen to the song Wish you were here or just the first 5 parts of Shine on You crazy Diamond (see how I capitalized S, Y and D...) and they just don't get it. I mean, they are all great songs but if you understand what the band wanted to portray it must be easier for the first time listener. Btw, I took French classes in school (year 7 to 12) and my first French teacher was a young French woman... Your French accent makes me think of her. :) I haven't used my French much though...

[@undertow5164]

I just want to drink some beers and listen to rock classics with you.