FIRST TIME listening to PINK FLOYD - " Hey You " REACTION

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[@someoldatheist6712]

This song is just part of the entire story told on the Wall album. Its all about the mental wall he has built around him self to protect his own psyche from the stardom, failed relationships, drug abuse, mother and father issues, cruelty of the schools and social structure, etc etc. You really have to hear the album from beginning to end to understand all the songs on it. This album really is a masterpiece.

[@robertslemons6996]

Also, watch the movie. the scenes in this video are snippets of the movie.

[@quinto34]

@@robertslemons6996 Listen to the album first though..

[@MrJocky82]

Phenomenal album, twinned with a phenomenal film. Both make me happy.

[@arphod]

@@robertslemons6996 Hey You wasn't in the movie, oddly.

[@angusrocks939]

i was gonna say that, but.... well said

[@DarthRaider520]

Pink Floyd is in my top 5. Masterclass musicianship. Their entire discography is something to behold.

[@vicprovost2561]

They are literally at the top of the musical pyramid. My top 5, and the order varies by mood or day of the week: The Beatles The Rolling Stones Jimi Hendrix Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Not bad and my 2nd 5 is damn close: The WHO Black Sabbath Deep Purple Queen Van Halen Rock On!

[@kbrsphr99]

Top 3 for me. Pink Floyd, Rush and Led Zeppelin

[@vicprovost2561]

@@kbrsphr99 I could easily sub Rush for any but the WHO and Black Sabbath in my top 10, How about Yes? Or Aerosmith? Just so many great bands and where is Eric Clapton or Jeff Beck? We were so lucky...

[@Pete-yz5ms]

You see alot for such a young soul! Hope you do more Floyd in the future. Their music is addictive.

[@adrianfabian6755]

I was lucky enough to go to the wall concert at earls Court London 1979 one of best moments in my life ..

[@JohnGood-l8r]

One of the greatest albums ever created. Must see movie The Wall. Rock opera at its best

[@steviesellers]

Early Floyd track , "One Of These Days" is a belter off the Meddle album which has a 23 min track called "Echoes" on the B side . Both tracks are brill if you have the time LOL

[@jacquespoulet3421]

A Pink Floyd song, by its own, is generaly very hard to fully comprehend. To get a good understanding, you really have to listen to the full album, from begining to end.

[@dsotm58]

The man in the chair with the dark jumper on is Bob Geldof the lead singer from a 70's punk band called the Boomtown Rats, he played Pink in the film The Wall but his greatest claim to fame is setting up the Live Aid concerts in the Uk and US for the starving millions in Africa. Also the scenes of the fighting against the police was very reminisenct of what life was like in Northern Ireland in the 70's

[@rael2099]

This is not an official video, that's footage from a movie I can't recognize, not the wall, although the footage would fit perfectly on side 4 of the Wall in "Run Like Hell. If you watch the movie, you'll know. This whole side 3 of the Wall (I'm thinking of it as a vinyl record because albums were planned that way, and the Wall specially is set in 4 stages(a double LP, 4 sides) . Side 3 is my favourite, it's Pink's descent into madness and isolation. Phenomenal. By the way, Hey You is an album only track, it doesn't feature in the movie! That was a crime. React to Run Like Hell studio and live! Isn't a very uplifting and indispensable.

[@robertwhorton6560]

whats very cool about this album is it's a loop. at the start before it starts you will hear. " We came in" and at the very end you will hear "Isn't this where" very cool touch.

[@waynejones1054]

Great reaction Lilly. As has been said below, this song is part of a story . To get more from this song it's worth looking up the whole story told in 'The Wall'. I would also suggest 'Time' as a great listen and moving experience.😊👍

[@alanhembra2565]

To me this song is about someone who is isolated and struggling with depression screaming in silence for someone to help them.

[@Codex7777]

Floyd are renowned for their incredible lyrics. They wrote some of the best lyrics of all-time. Poetic, cutting, philosophical, political, metaphorical, profound, beautiful and occasionally with a streak of dry, deadpan humour. Lyrically they had it all, so it's hard to point to a single song and say, 'this is the most lyrical'. You'll get plenty of suggestions but 'Time' would be a good place to start. Just bear in mind that they often write 2 or more meanings into a song. Usually a specific meaning, as well as a more general meaning, that can apply to the 'everyman'. Thus many lyrics reflect multiple meanings and can be both literal and metaphorical. Add in your own personal meanings and you have an abundance of meaning. :)

[@Shawn-mo6dh]

The wall is pink Floyd's Best album

[@steveryan1799]

Definitely do Lost For Words. You will adore it.

[@cmanayf4354]

Hi Lilly Jane. Lyrically I think the song "Dogs" from the album "Animals" is a good one to check out

[@nippelpierre9821]

"The wall" is the first album I could afford with my "money"... ; )...My favorite Pink Floyd song is on the album "Wish you where here", and it’s called:"Shine on you crazy diamond"... But like every time with Pink Floyd, i advise you.the whole album . I stumbled across one of your videos in which you were listening to "Dark side of the moon", and I enjoyed the way you analyzed and understood it, so I followed your analysis of this album. Pink Floyd is a unique group, his music crosses and will cross time for a long time. Thank you for this good time, obviously, I like and I subscribe, bye bye...

[@jacquesjrviens3384]

Listen to the whole album start to finish to put all these beautiful songs in context. Brilliant

[@henrymerino3369]

Hi Lilly! You must listen to the entire album and in order. It's a Masterpiece of storytelling that touches many topics. Once you've listened to whole album "The Wall", then you can revisit your favorite tracks. Dig deep into the lyrics and the music, each detail has meaning. And btw, Pink Floyd lyrics are one of the most well and extensive lyrics in song writing history. 🙏🏽

[@tommypauly3249]

You might want to listen to the Alan Parsons Project. Alan produced and engineered the Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and also the Beatles White Album. But you should listen to Alan Parson's song " TIME", just sayin'. You could call him the modern day Mozart!😉👀

[@mikee6354]

The Wall is a masterpiece that it is one big loop. The end and the beginning match up perfectly. The last thing said is 'isn't this where'. The very first thing you hear at the beginning is 'we came in?' Remember this album came out on 8track, and they are just one big tape loop. You should really listen to the whole album first.

[@mikee6354]

If you take the double album and start with side 1 of the second record, "hey you," It still all flows together, but it ends with "goodbye cruel world"

[@s4njuro462]

You have to view this video in the context of "The Wall" as a movie / album.

[@citizenkrowwe1918]

The Wall album really NEEDS to be experienced in order. You cant look at just one song from it. In this song alone, huge references to the wall being to high and the worms tie into other songs in huge ways.

[@robertprady885]

Here are the albums to listen to: meddle, dark side of the Moon, wish you were here, animals, the wall

[@postulusml]

It's so hard to believe a person hasn't heard ponk floyd.

[@brianmoore5684]

Back in the day, this was our party ender. The gang would sit around and revel about the epic party, all whilst Floyd played in the background.

[@robertarce5377]

When I first heard the Wall album 💿 I was intrigued by the writing ✍️ style and artwork but hearing the music it has so many layers to it in a deep emotional soulful level no interpretation is wrong! That’s what truly makes this album 💿 a masterpiece! You can hear it without watching the videos it wi still rock your imagination!

[@sailinbob11]

You had to live in the 70s to relate though it certainly applies today. I'd recommend Echoes ( live in Pompeii) or Time is great. Sorrow ? Another Brick in the Wall ? I first saw em in 73. I was 13. Saw em 3 times after. Huge body of work to choose from, but it's all relevant regardless of period. Humans gonna Human ,and Floyd digs deep into the Flaws of the human condition. My favorite band and I've seen most of the greats.

[@boxlid214]

Watching the Live in Pompeii recording is a must, it's probably the most epic concert ever held, and with no audience besides the dead. Echoes (part 1 and 2) are awesome, very fitting songs to play at that concert. It's funny watching the bloopers recording that song when the drummer deliberately sung his lines in that exaggerated high pitch to piss Gilmore off lol

[@johnlindblom1430]

I think this song could be about someone trying to help a drug addict to kick his habit . The guitar solo before " It was only fantasy" is the helper telling the addict a story of someone who didn't make it and O Ded on the street. Then the "worms ate into his brain"as his body decomposed. The next solo is growing desperation. The helper is afraid the same thing is going to happen to his friend. The helper wants for the addict to think about helping someone else besides himself obtaining more drugs. The addict is getting more desperate tearing the place apart looking for something to pawn(breaking bottles in the hall). The helper is pleading for the addict to not lose hope. The addict is planning to jump off a tall buiding. The helper successfully talks him down.

[@SL-lu3sw]

Pink Floyd did a concert when the Berlin Wall was taken down which reunified Germany. If you understand the history, this would totally make sense to you.

[@ericg6151]

Beautiful

[@captaincapitalism264]

Yes, multiple interpretations possible -- once again, the mark of true *art*. Excellent react. I concur with others to listen to the entire album; that was the era when some bands made 'concept albums' (a la Queensryche, others). Humble suggestions for music from that general era which you may enjoy: the band Triumph, with these 3 songs (in this order), Fight The Good Fight, Magic Power, and Lay It On The Line.

[@sergebrunet4218]

Hey ! you ! I went to the premiere when it came out in theater. The Wall the movie ! it was a special theater with super sound. It was my second time in that theater, the first was Earthquake in early 70s the theater was actually shaking/vibrating ! So they had one special sound they kept for special movie sound ! 🤓

[@carltaylor4942]

Hi, Lilly. As an ageing Floyd fan I can't recommend "Echoes" enough to you.

[@pls5528]

My thought has always been the "Wall" was the Berlin Wall, which exasperated Germany for so long. The riots shown I think represent the revolution to bring down the wall, which finally happened and united their country. Pink Floyd actually did a concert after that happened in support of that.

[@ChataCovers]

Your an awesome reactor I'm subscribed!

[@BLEACH366]

You have to watch the wall and watch it a bunch of times stoned then watch it straight as a arrow

[@bambam3843]

No Pink Floyd fan ever grew up with videos. Let your imagine create its own space. Live concerts videos, of course.

[@mikefisher4834]

Stoners love Pink Floyd no matter what generation they’re from💯😂💨🔉🎶💙🔥

[@martinperry5072]

The couple in the chairs weren't adulterers. They were married. She just didn't want to carry the burden he placed on her. This was well into Pink's descent into alienation. What more can I say, without destroying your first listen to the album? By the way, the violent riot was done by British skinheads. The producers placed a callout, the skinheads volunteered for no pay.

[@rockerforlife194]

You REALLY really need to see "The Wall", the Pink Floyd Movie to get a much better understanding of the album. It is FIRE! Great reaction.

[@kennethv5250]

check out anything from their Division Bell album, some of the songs make me cry

[@scottst.hilaire5828]

Ohh such a good song 🙂✌

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Hi Lilly, the most lyrical songs of PF to react to are "Time", "Money" . The song "High Hopes" is great but you need to do the live version from their Pulse tour (aka The Division Bell Tour) 1994.

[@williemcd]

NO NO NO...she needs to listen to "Great Gig in the Sky" if ya wanna delve into lyrics!

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes, as so many others have mentioned, if you listen to just one song off any of their concept albums, like The Wall, you do lose context and will be confused as all you get, other than an utterly great song, is a snippet of a greater story like only they can tell. You need to hear the whole album sometime, we did this all the time back then with no social media and 21st century life distractions, so we could just get lost in the music and see a grand story unfold. Between Roger Water's lyrics and the otherworldly musical savants that everyone in that band was you get the apex of human musical achievement, no one ever made better albums than them and their are very few in the conversation with them for who was the best. Next, try something live from back in their prime, try Echoes, parts 1 & 2, from the 1972 Live at Pompeii concert movie. They set up their equipment in the middle of the ancient Roman Colloseum tbere, which was buried by volcanic ash when Vesuvius erupted 2,000 years ago. Much of the ancient city has been excavated and Floyd wanted to do the show there partly for all the souls who were lost on that day, long ago. It is a classic performance of them taking flight and bringing us all along for the ride. David Gilmour does the erupting this time around and the whole band is inspired by the location. You should watch the whole movie when you can but Echoes opened and closed the movie, which is why it is in 2 parts. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶

[@steveboyes2090]

try SORROW live pulse remastered. ripping intro/outro crazy solos, good ominous upbeat more so than Comfortably Numb

[@satanmessenger361]

This is what it was like in the 80s

[@williamneblett6878]

Some time you should listen to the whole album start to finish it's AMAZING

[@lokijohnsmith92]

This is one of those times.👍

[@williamneblett6878]

@@lokijohnsmith92 true but we don't know her schedule and she could be busy ik if I'm busy and listen to the album busy it hits different than when I'm not doing anything and just listing to the music

[@moshpitgod6536]

Lilly: how do you interpret this song? Me: usually with acid

[@Barcodum]

Professor of Rock has a great video about this song.

[@Theutus2]

The images are from the movie

[@mm167593]

It is about descending into insanity and using drugs to slow that decent.

[@cblades2002]

Watch the full The Wall movie.

[@LarkspeedNL]

You need to listen to the entire The Wall album, it tells a story and all the songs tie together.

[@irvinvalkowitz2867]

Check out "Wish You Were Here".

[@BeeBumper]

That look at the start tells me you never have heard the whole album the wall lol. It is a single piece meant to be listened to in its entirety. When you can you should check it out before you decide to watch the movie

[@maximusX_]

or you can just watch the wall to understand it lol

[@sumonjamal1653]

Roger Waters (bass & vocals) wrote 'The Wall' about his own isolation... At the time, Pink Floyd was bigger than ever... but internally, the band was falling apart. Waters was aware that he was completely cut off from his bandmates, his loved ones, and he had done this to himself. 'Hey you' begins the 2nd disc of 'The Wall' which portrays Waters having built 'the wall' and is talking from behind it, trying to reach the others but is unable to... His friend (Pink Floyd founder) Syd Barrett is hinted as one of the characters he's trying to reach ("and the worms ate into his brain"... refers to Barrett and his descent into insanity) In 'The Wall' movie... the character 'Pink' is a performer who descends into madness and the actor (Bob Geldof) portrayed some of what Waters had seen w/ Syd Barrett... the movie depicted 'Pink' becoming a fascist figure in his madness... Sadly, the saying goes that u could live long enough to become what u despise the most... and Roger Waters recently has been spouting pro-Russian rhetoric in the midst of the Ukraine war... Perhaps the movie was an omen of what would come... David Gilmour (guitar & vocals) recalls Pink Floyd being in disarray by 1978... Roger Waters would write most of the songs, and he and keyboardist Richard Wright were left w/ little to do... Wright was soon fired from Pink Floyd. Gilmour said that Waters would disappear and show up w/ most of the songs written without any band input, and Gilmour only contributed some music & some production duties... but the band did their best in the studio. In the end, he felt that "The Wall" lacked soul... and he couldn't argue w/ Waters cos he was so isolated from everyone and would not listen. Ultimately, Roger Waters left Pink Floyd in 1984 and sued Gilmour in 1986 to not use the Pink Floyd name. Most lyrical Pink Floyd song? Hmmm.... 'High hopes'.

[@YvesPaquette-yr6pv]

You should really listen to 'C'est la vie" from them.

[@davisclerk6731]

Its about a guy named Pink trying to fend off his alter ego Floyd from taking over his whole being.

[@CTM_01]

Dónde consigo a una como tú ❤

[@jasonhutcherson6224]

Dark Side Of The Moon, The wall and Wish You Were Here are 3 MUST Listen albums. The wall Movie is best way to hear songs and honestly it's weakest album it had Several timeless AMAZING Songs but it's not hit after hit after hit. Dark Side Of The Moon whole Album is Phenomenal! Wish You Were Here is similar to The Wall it has some Incredible songs bit it's got some Eh songs to. Still all 3 deserve a Listen start each and Listen to them in their entirety!

[@amend318]

You should react to the film The Wall

[@Jesusistheway5724]

Hey you, nice reaction 👍🏻 Please check out some Marillion songs, you'll love it too❣️. E.g. Neverland (live '09)

[@Tonyboy3623]

Lilli you are a lovely girl and genuine reactor ❤

[@Polecat54941]

Video states listening to Pink Floyd not watching videos and reacting to them but I guess people can not use their inner projector anymore?

[@MIKEYC123]

Better off just playing the album with some headphones and low lighting and a cocktail this cabin came out when I was in high school had many a cocktail to it just my advice thanks for your reaction

[@robertchambers6344]

Have you really not listened to Pink Floyd like ever? Personally for me ANIMALS is an amazing album

[@alex-E7WHU]

Glory box by the band portishead. React to that plz.

[@csphoenix9]

Must watch the movie The Wall and it all comes together

[@TheCondevlad3]

A forma como essa música é melhor interpretada é ouvindo toda a história em The Wall, nesse trecho, o garotinho da mamãe em "Mother" que queria ser presidente, ele acaba conseguindo, mas cresceu com tantos medos, que quando chegou no poder, não pode enxergar todas as dificuldades que o próprio poder impunha aos menos favorecidos. Daí essa guerra civil eclode, o rapaz no poder, o garotinho da mamãe, inconscientemente ele pede por ajuda, pois ele está do outro lado do muro (The Wall), massacrando o seu povo, porque foi corrompido pelos "vermes em seu cérebro" um trecho dessa música inclusive. Esse conflito entre ser um representante do governo e estar indo contra o povo é representado na guerra civil que explode nas ruas. O povo em dificuldade protestando e a polícia descendo o cassetete nesses "baderneiros". Não é muito distante do sentimento de qualquer protesto que vemos hoje em dia. É o "Us and Them" (Música do outro álbum), do dia a dia.

[@ericfoote2601]

Watch the movie the Wall !!

[@ButternutGOLD]

You seem to be watching more then listening

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Full album puts everything into context. Try it from start to finish. You will never be the same. The movie The Wall is a great sit down experience in and of itself - it adds perspective.

[@rackin5837]

Absolutely! This needs to be experienced in its entirety!

[@randomfandom4624]

Definitely watch The Wall!

[@thomasmalmin6194]

Just maybe not, um, TOO baked. Lol! The movie's trippy enough sober

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

@@thomasmalmin6194 That's a good point, but every time I saw the movie I was lit up like a candlestick. Recently I watched it sober and it brought me back to a familiar place in my mind - it felt the same. I suppose my much younger experimental self wasn't much different than what my mind has become today.

[@WeightedCali]

​@@thomasmalmin6194 I watched the movie on acid 😅

[@ciofki]

Hi Lilly. This is a song from The Wall album. It is meant to be listened to in its entirety from the first track until the last song. It tells a story of a man from infancy to finalization (the end of his sovereignty.) It is 2 records worth of songs, so if you start, you will be listening for approx. 1 1/2 hours... enjoy.

[@nfin8one]

This sums it. It really has to be what was known as the most transcendent of it's time. It's an experience, not single songs. You really need to drop a dot and watch the whole movie. It will melt your brain.

[@davidd3948]

The Animals album is a must listen! Especially Dogs!

[@boxlid214]

My personal favorite is Sheep, that song jams

[@tommythompson9565]

Dogs is a standout in Pink Floyd's or any R&R bands catalog of songs. The entire Animals album is good, needless to say, but Dogs --- sheesh !!

[@toddhill7483]

No doubt about it

[@nicklittle8304]

you beat me to it

[@PowderedToastMan420]

It's the story of Pink who grows up to be a ROCK STAR. Each of his life's experiences slowly builds up the wall around him. They made it into a MOVIE. ✌️

[@IRGeamer]

Unfortunately, "Hey You" was cut from the movie.

[@murdoch691]

You cannot appreciate a single song unless you listen to the whole album the wall is arguably the best album ever written it's such a rollercoaster

[@cletus1n3]

If you want lyrical Pink Floyd, you can't miss with 'Time'; the lyrics are literally about time and how a person perceives it reacts to it from early in life until death. Along with the powerful lyrics, it also sounds really good.

[@PowderedToastMan420]

This is a concept album. Rock opera. Masterpiece. It's intended to be listened to in its entirety.

[@banamarco]

I'm glad young people listen to Pink Floyd but they don't have the tools to understand

[@chicken31947]

What an elitist and up-your-own-ass thing to say. I know plenty of young people who have enjoyed the album from start to finish multiple times. Maybe you're just out of touch with people today.

[@uncletom618]

first of all, kids just cant seem to handle stuff without pictures. Cant anyone just close their eyes and LISTEN? If they cant do that, read the lyric? Too much to ask to look at the he whole picture (whole album), rather than trying to understand the song by the video, which may or may not have accurate clues?

[@karenwalker3770]

They're phenomenal! Rick Wright is gone too soon from cancer which is extremely sad, because he & David Gilmour were magical together! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND "Us and Them" because it TOTALLY fits the times were in! Also "High Hopes" because it's one of the most beautiful songs ever..."the dawn mist glowing"... gorgeous lyrics!

[@3beard]

The best way to understand this song is to start the album from the beginning, and listen to the whole story. You just started a 26-chapter story on chapter 13. I'm glad you like the song, but the level of enjoyment goes up when you understand the bigger picture these songs create. Love the reaction, keep the Floyd stuff coming!

[@stevea2639]

Pink Foyd has been my happy place for nearly 45 years. So cool to see the youngins appreciating these guys. Keep up the fun reactions and thank you for the fun share. Cheers!

[@NewBritainStation]

The most lyrical? The Gunner’s Dream from The Final Cut. Absolutely stunning song and performance, especially Roger Waters’ vocal. Their earlier music was more atmospheric, and I’d highly recommend Echoes, One of These Days, Careful With That Ade Eugene, and Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun. Live versions are even better, although the studio version of Echoes is a must listen. For later music, it’s pretty much entire albums: Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, and The Final Cut. Later material was good too, but these are the essential ones. Each album has a different lyrical theme, and Roger Waters was at the top of his game lyrically for these albums.

[@tommypauly3249]

You need to get CD " Dark Side of the Moon! In class by itself!😉

[@joeheffernan5268]

Watch the movie..don't try to understand this song until you watch it

[@greg2976]

The movie is excellent!!!!!

[@henrykosky3919]

WATCH.. PINK FLOYD THE WALL... THE MOVIE.. IN IT'S ENTIRETY!!😮😮😮😮

[@krkhns]

When Nick Mason's "Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains" exhibit was in Los Angeles, there was a video with an interview with Roger Waters where he talks about this song. Its a reflection on Waters during the "Animals" period where he was aliening himself from society "Standing in the aisles with itchy feet and fading smiles". After the incident in Toronto where he spat on one of the concert goers, he started realizing he was wrong and tries to "reconnect" with his listeners "With your ear against the wall waiting for someone to call out". But, he found that he had isolated himself so much that he was finding it impossible to do "The wall was too high, as you can see. No matter how he tried, he could not break free". He starts asking his listeners to forgive him "Out there beyond the wall, breaking bottles in the hall. Can you help me?". He tells his listener's this isn't just my problem. Unless you are willing to listen to my music and pay attention to the meaning, rather than use it just to party to, I may stop making music altogether "Don't tell me there's no hope at all. Together we stand. Divided we fall". I'm not a real big fan of the man's politics or his bass playing (most of what you hear is actually David Gilmour on a Fender fretless Jazz bass). But, you have to give credit where credit is due. The man can string words together in such a way that, no matter what, you can apply it to something in your life.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

One's Fight against the Matrix ( Government ) Note there are Many songs on the wall Album some are very Short like Bring the boy's back Home / Vera Lynn , Goodbye Cruel world 🌎 Or Dirty Girl, Mother -this hole movie is A long trip Down the Rabbit Hole of his Entire life & what he has lived threw !!! When they say write what you know they hit the Nail on the Head with that Hammer ⚒️ stroke !! The like button 🔘 has been Illuminated 😁👍👍🌞

[@valhelluva]

"Men On the other side, doing thier Job..Essentially"....???

[@johnthompson6374]

From what I can tell, that is a fan made video. Please do yourself a favor and watch The Wall, The quality of sound you experience it with will be very important as the movie is only 9 min longer than the album. I promise you will want/need to watch it again as it will cause sensory overload in an amazing way. I'd watch with a detailed orientated friend as well.

[@patrickamtman4804]

Lilly pink Floyd releases the endorphins and just makes everything alright great choice😁💯👏👏👍👍

[@traypaquette7887]

My advice... please stop watching fan videos. Listen 🎶

[@vruz]

The video you used is not official and the audio is slightly accelerated and a tiny bit higher in pitch. The tempo is slightly rushed.

[@kbrsphr99]

I don't know if watching the video is the best way to experience the song.

[@hgsyavuz1230]

"with you ear against the wall Waiting for someone to call out Would you touch me" I'm crushed under this sentence

[@jamescarpenter6585]

None of the songs on The Wall can really be explained as separate entities…it’s all part of one big story culminating in a spectacular trial. Amazing Album, Show, Film

[@TheSadpunk0]

Thanks for your love of music. I appreciate your journey as you discover new artists and enjoy your insights. As others have said, this song is best interpreted in the context of the album The Wall, which was a concept album dealing with social and personal pressures and emotional isolation. In this song, the narrator has built up a mental and emotional wall for self-protection from harsh reality and is crying out for intimacy and human empathy

[@TheSadpunk0]

As for songs with great lyrical content from Pink Floyd, I would recommend "Time/Breathe (reprise)" from their Dark Side of the Moon album. It is a wonderfully grim philosophical song whise interpretation holds up when heard indivudually despite that album also being somewhat of a concept album

[@stevious7278]

Once you realize that "The Wall' represents the psychological barriers he has built over the years to isolate himself from harm, and that he now finds himself trapped within, the entire film and album(s) become clear. A truly stunning piece of work imo.