HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon' | FULL ALBUM (PART 1/2)

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Today is the day I am officially dropping my first full album reaction on the channel. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon! If you are new to the channel then you may not know that Pink Floyd were the first band I started exploring when I decided to explore new music. As time went on I got caught in so many other rabbit holes but I thought it would be good to come back and revisit Pink Floyd. There are only 3 songs on this album that I have heard, the rest were all brand new to me. If there are any other albums like Dark Side Of The Moon that you would like me to listen to then please let me know in the comments. Also, If you'd like me to continue doing full album reactions I can make an effort to post at least one of these a week. Let me know!
Here is my reaction to hearing Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon for the first time. I hope you enjoy it!
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[@jaquestraw1]

Maybe the most important album ever recorded. Never gets old....never

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

You can’t be serious 🤡🤦‍♂️So overrated

[@petermcconville1303]

@@johnphillipsjr7238 Let me guess. You think the Sex Pistols are musical giants lol

[@John-k6f9k]

How can any guy with a pair of balls take Pink Floyd seriously? The squeaky voiced whispery singing, the laid back pacing, languid guitar, airy fairy lyrics and limp drumming. They're lullabies for stoned people. Furthermore their glamorization of drugs had led countless teenagers into the shady netherworlds of drugs and are one of the main reasons the Mexican cartels are doing big business. All the cartel killings are happening ultimately because boring whiny boomers and high school drop outs can smoke their dope to their boring soft rock band The Floyd. *Fuck Pink Floyd and their wussy druggy music for lazy losers*

[@lilDase1337]

Not even their best album

[@dyldog]

@@lilDase1337best album of all time, but not the best Pink Floyd album. They’re right tho when it was released it changed what albums were meant to be, and progressive rock as a whole. I can’t think of an album from before this one that has to be played front to back for a segue between every song

[@Karen_in_Canada]

Pay back, put on headphone, light a joint. Listen to Pink Floyd. That is the seventies. We got the best music.

[@AncientActivist]

I didn't need headphones. I had Bose 901's! ❤

[@Karen_in_Canada]

@@AncientActivist I needed headphones as I was a lot younger and still listening to it on an old record player in my bedroom. If they heard it they might have taken it away from me. They were totally freaked out about Bohemian Rhapsody when I got that album for my 16th birthday and they heard it LOL

[@ChuckFickens1972]

@@AncientActivist Sorry to hear that. (as you probably were with those BOSE speakers) To be clear, I'm not a BOSE hater, I have a factory BOSE system in my car and it's.... Not bad, but BOSE is not a speaker to boast about having.

[@generichuman_]

@@AncientActivist Ya no, you mentioned that they were the 901's the first time. Still not impressed...

[@barryg4416]

Had never done Shrooms before. Research said NOT to listen to Pink Floyd your first time. 20 minutes after eating the shrooms on went Pink Floyd. Will never forget :)

[@stevenparker4684]

Part of the genius of this album is Pink Floyd's sound engineer, the great Alan Parsons, who also worked on the Beatles "Abbey Road" album

[@karenfindley3791]

Now you know why this album was on the charts for 741 weeks.

[@mteifke]

Try close to 1000 weeks !!!!

[@karenfindley3791]

@@mteifke Yes, but that was after it re-entered the charts years later. The first run was 741 weeks.

[@charlesault806]

50 years later and I'm still convinced that the meaning of life is hidden in that album somewhere.

[@user-ii4zf5iq3t]

😂😂🤣😂

[@RichardWilson-be8zp]

One doesn't listen to Pink Floyd. One experiences it. Way ahead of it's time. Remember this was 1973 when this dropped.

[@RedPillMode]

Ahead of its time? As if there was a time, after 70's, when this quality was a standard. No.

[@RichardWilson-be8zp]

@@RedPillMode ?????

[@scifimonkey3]

Is there a current album that will be this appreciated in 50 years time……..?

[@MW15962]

You hit the nail on the head, little brother lol. We used to listen to this whilst off our collective nuts. Happy daze indeed.

[@jeffjones6221]

You're missing out!!! I still do!!! 😅😅😅

[@MW15962]

@jeffjones6221 lol, so do I but I'm 64 now and it's not socially acceptable in my neck of the woods.

[@jeffjones6221]

@@MW15962 I'm 62...recreational is ok in ohio!

[@mikeb36240]

Thank God I'm in Michigan where it is all legal. 63 years old growing up with so much legendary music ✌️😎

[@Zepplinite]

Me and a little Georgia Pie are watching this review lol

[@Ou81gi812]

🎊 This album is proof-positive that your Grandparents were cooler than you’ll ever know‼️ (We KNOW they heard it and loved it.)

[@kierstenridgway4634]

The coolest generation!! We can't help it!! Btw, not quite old enough to be his grandma. 😂😂❤✌️

[@Ou81gi812]

@@kierstenridgway4634 😎 Cool, nonetheless!

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

I appreciate that unlike some reactors, you're careful not to talk over some of the greatest lyrics ever written. It drives me crazy when reactors make stupid comments when they should be listening. Thanks for respecting the artists and their music. 👍

[@suzanneemerson2625]

You don’t understand how KZbin works. He has to interrupt the song in his video or he can get a copyright strike. That would mean he couldn’t use his channel for 90 days. It would also mean he wouldn’t get paid for his video. If he got 3 copyright strikes, he’d be banned from KZbin altogether. There are many more very complicated rules about this, but in essence, you can’t legally play someone else’s copyrighted song on your channel, uninterrupted, and make money from doing that without permission from the copyright holder. That’s why reactors interrupt the songs they are reacting to. I’m not even getting into Fair Use doctrine here. Yes, there are a few people who play whole copyrighted songs, but that means they’re taking a chance on getting a copyright strike, or they’ve had lawyers go to the copyright holders and ask for and pay for permission to use their material. Often these aren’t the writers of the songs, but the companies that own the publishing rights. This can get very expensive. If they sell the right to use a song, usually in a movie or an advertisement, it can be hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars, and this guy isn’t going to do that with every song he plays. He’d need an army of lawyers and a billion dollars. And some copyright holders are going to say no if you don’t have those deep pockets. Another point. Some bands are okay with people using their copyrighted songs because they want/need publicity. Some older bands like to have their music still played to keep it in the public consciousness, so they will not claim a copyright violation. But most KZbinrs don’t want to take a chance. You don’t know who’s going to file a complaint and who isn’t. So stop complaining. He’s just protecting his channel. If you want to listen to the music uninterrupted, get it elsewhere.

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

@suzanneemerson2625 Did you even read my comment? I imagine your reply was even more clueless before you edited it. It should be obvious to anyone who read my comment that I wasn't complaining. I was praising him for not talking over the lyrics while the video was playing, which many reactors do. I didn't say anything about him stopping the video, which I already knew he has to do and have no problem with. The only thing that might save your lengthy reply from being a complete waste of time is that someday, you may actually see someone complain about what you were wrongly accusing me of complaining about, and then you can come back to your reply and copy and paste it, and maybe then it will actually be appropriate and not make you look so clueless.

[@AuxesisHyperbole666]

That's not what he said. Now take your foot out of your mouth ​@suzanneemerson2625

[@Grungycat67]

Exactly!! Thank you!

[@diverdown631]

All smoked up, crashing in a beanbag chair, lava lamp, blacklight posters all a glow, Pink Floyd on the turntable cranking in my headphones. Those were the days.

[@LyndaHarris-cj1vm]

Perfect 😂👍😎

[@donnakay2286]

You nailed that comment! Makes me want to kick back now. But I no longer have a black light or a bean bag. I guess I'll have to improvise

[@devilineden727]

Yep, that's how I remember those days... STONED.

[@riphopfer5816]

Bean bags and black light bulbs are both cheap. Get good studio headphones. ATH-50s from Audio-Technica are the best bang for your buck. I’m a pro engineer and have been mixing on ATH-50s for almost 20 years. Honestly, though, a La-Z-Boy is about 100x more comfortable than a bean bag, anyway-especially for those of us with shite backs.

[@diverdown631]

@riphopfer5816 I've been using ATH-50's for years

[@detroitlady7201]

You have quickly become one of my favorite reaction channels. While I am quite a bit older (longtime PF fan), it's nice to see a guy your age actually recognize and appreciate real music! This is why those of us from the classic rock age really have a hard time calling today's "music", music! We are spoiled. Back in our day, talent was a requirement! Keep up the good work! I've noticed since you started with Pink Floyd, your numbers have jumped. You have a few more albums to do, so I predict your numbers will keep going up!

[@TheJunedale]

Should we reccommend The Final Cut?

[@detroitlady7201]

​@@TheJunedaleor Wish You Were Here!

[@richardcarle786]

​@@detroitlady7201 The Animals album is quite possibly my favorite all the way through

[@thundacracka77]

Bro. The full album?! Good on you. What an adventure.

[@MW15962]

Little brother Clare Torry's soaring backing vocals give me chills to this day.

[@allengator1914]

That was all total original improvisation of her part. The band told her to just do whatever she felt and go for it. It's a shame she had to sue Pink Floyd to get credit and proper compensation for her contribution since she was only paid 30 Pounds, the equivalent of $75 US, for her much praised work on the album.

[@Kim-xm8uh]

I remember Saturday nights at the Planitarium, Pink Flyod laser light show. Good friends! Good times!

[@BlackGuardXIII]

Everybody lighting up in their cars before going in.

[@kathyohlson188]

Yes!!! Best light show EVER😉😉😉😉

[@christinapeck966]

Yes in the planetarium in San Francisco CA the best 🎶✨🌌 🌓 Pink Floyd for life ✌🏽 Music gives me life 💜

[@danrieke9988]

Saw that, Planetarium. 1973. Man oh man.

[@tonialaws2776]

I used to listen to this as a teenager after school, lying on the lounge floor. I'm 63 now and it's still one of the best albums by one of the best bands. If I could listen to only one band for the rest of my life, it would be PInk Floyd. They take you somewhere. Love your reactions by the way. More full albums please, 'Wish You Were Here' and 'Animals'.

[@Tassie85]

Now you've done it - unleashed a gorgeous, timeless beast. A very important album by a band that never put a foot wrong. Your life is now changed, man.

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

🤡

[@auto2112]

You ever heard Saemus??

[@tracymcdonald6543]

Exactly…”a timeless beast”

[@WilliamGuess-ns6th]

Do yourself a favor, sit in a dark room, totally quiet, and listen start to finish uninterrupted! It will take you places you never dreamed of!

[@AnthonyKartsev]

even better on LSD friends

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

PINK FLOYD AND THE MOODY BLUES DID ARTISTIC PROJECTS IN MUSIC AND THEMED ALBUMS. 👍🏼

[@TheJunedale]

Alan Parsons also produced music as Alan Parsons Project.

[@jimfski164]

Don't feel bad, we didn't know what we were listening to either back in the 70's. We just appreciated the journey.

[@steviekc9057]

No worries, mate! ❤ I'm getting high enough for the both of us 😊

[@shannonpatrick3534]

Same 🎉🎉

[@lobo3928]

💨💨

[@WEHenry]

Yep yep😁

[@kadielouhoo]

Clare Torry was my hero -- best backup vocal EVER - and completely ad-libbed - she just.....FELT IT. Didn't even know they used it on the record until much, much later. So glad you're experiencing this, and sharing it with us! Welcome to the Floyd experience. Love you in NJ!

[@ggwalker55]

I'm 70. This is my #1 album out of so many greats.

[@sherylstone8804]

It was common to be stoned when listening but not necessary. We'd have a chill vibe and listen to these "concept" albums for a meaning communicated by the artist. Dark Side of the Moon is a musical masterpiece and watching a young person trying to take it all in transports back. Thanks for the experience.... again.

[@bionicdan1959]

The next time you listen to this epic album, listen alone, settle back in your chair, dim the lights, and let the music take you away. It's transformative!!

[@antoinetteciserella]

I enjoy listening to several reaction utubers but you've become my absolute fav ❤. Your passion for music hits me in the feels. Imagine filling a small town movie theater with people all your age. Snuck in joints of dirt weed and mini bottles of ever clear. AND you're all going together to the outer dimension with Pink Floyd. This was my youth. 😊❤ 64 year old transported.

[@BozoBear1]

Can't believe this is over 50 years old.

[@chrisweidner4768]

Yep. Father Time is the true boss. Enjoy life. 😀👍☝️

[@haxan6663]

​@@chrisweidner4768no-one told us when to run? At 62 this makes perfect sense.

[@AndICanTalk2]

One of the greatest albums ever made. One of a handful of perfect albums in my opinion as well. So glad you got to it. If you ever get the chance to see this played in a planetarium, it's well worth it. Also, I hope you do The Wall, and, even more so, I hope you watch the movie the Wall. I think it is something everyone should see at least once. It will take you on a rollercoaster. Great channel.

[@NickWainwright6970]

THE greatest album….

[@mindyhorton4288]

One of the best selling albums of all time. Never gets old. The memories it brings...the 70's, some purple micro dot and an evening of Pink Floyd. We were so lucky! Now we get to have a blast with you while you discover the great music we all got to know years ago. Great reactions. Love your channel.

[@nicolediamond93]

Purple microdot!!! Lolol omg flashback

[@Ou81gi812]

🎊 For future reference: If you liked this album, then you liked the idea of a “concept album.” Try on some Moody Blues, “Days of Future Past.” (1967) The album spans just 1 day; with songs about morning, noon, and night. It’ll blow your doors off‼️

[@vickibrown3792]

This is my on a deserted island album of choice. If I can only listen to one album ever again it would be this one. It’s clean, beautiful and the lyrics are DEEP!

[@dyldog]

I’d choose Wish You Were Here personally

[@Eowyn187]

You did it man... you closed your eyes!!! THAT'S how to enjoy Pink Floyd. It's like, ahhhh... And I never see a reactor do it. Smart dude. You felt it. I freaking can't wait to see you hear "Have A Cigar". Pure badass jam.

[@user-jd1ib7fv9p]

Isn't it amazing how this album still blows new listeners' minds, over 50 years after release ❤

[@LindaAtchison-qi2fm]

When I was a kid AM radio played pop songs. But then FM radio would play whole albums. The DJs always sounded like they were high. Good times

[@TheMikelleh]

WKRP!

[@chrisweidner4768]

KSHE

[@Lois-New-fae]

Back in the day, listening to this with friends and one had partaken in some “good stuff”. Freaked out at the starting voices and maniacal laughter. Pounding her fist on the floor saying No - No - No.

[@jeffjones6221]

Back in the day?? Hell I still do it!! 😂😂😂

[@juliataylor707]

Lol...listened the The Wall watching the movie...and the local shrubbery..lol The best mind blowing experience

[@jeffjones6221]

@@juliataylor707 my kind of woman!!!

[@gospyro]

I remember buying this album around 1976-77. Got home, put on the headphones and laid back on my waterbed!! I also remember the alarm clock scaring the crap out of me when it went off!

[@WEHenry]

Ooh yea 70's waterbeds just one big bladder of water😂......at least mine was👍

[@thebenc1537]

All of these Pink Floyd albums are top tier and worth a full listen! Pink Floyd tells stories with some of their entire albums. The songs are meant to be part of the overall story. Dark Side, The Wall, Animals, Division Bell, Meddle, Momentary Lapse of Reason, Wish You Were Here Their earlier stuff is experimental and weird but if you make it through al lof those albums go try Ummagumma. But you have to be REALLY high to enjoy most of it.

[@BrianM0OAB]

Relics is a good one, Live At Pompeii 1971 probably my favourite.

[@geofffitz1497]

OH GOD YOU HIT THE MOTHERLOAD HERE MATE. no one...NO ONE HATES THIS ALBUM. Find someone who does and...fight me.

[@SolitaryS]

Love the shifts between the left & right channels. It's like the sound literally travels through your head.

[@Jude_196]

As Mols says: "Lez GO!!!!" Can't WAIT for THIS ONE!!!

[@acheronm3]

I'm so glad you're doing it this way, the live videos are great performances but they miss 100% of the small details that make these albums experiences and stories that only the full albums can convey. This, The Wall, Wish You Were Here, Animals, etc. they are cohesive stories, they have a linear story and system that can only be experienced truly in a single sitting, first to last, in order, and only in album form. Please do at least Wish You Were Here and The Wall just like this man, you will absolutely love them

[@newgabe09]

Thanks for taking me back to my trippy teens MollyBoy xxx Yr adorable and it's great listening along with you.

[@HippieGoth]

That was so awesome to see you getting to hear an artist back to back. I don't care that it's in parts. Once they're all posted I'll rewatch them 😁 Thanks again for doing the full album react. Sorry it gave you so much grief.

[@haxan6663]

In 1977, my neighbour pushed the LP Wish you were Here into my hands and said 'listen to this!'. I protested that I didn't like 'heavy rock', having been listening to mostly soul and motown for years. He was very persuasive and, for that I am eternally grateful for the joy that music has brought to my life ever since. Dark Side was one of the first rock albums that I bought, and it still gives me chills. Absolute classic and how we used to test the quality of our hi-fi systems!

[@MW15962]

On a separate note, little brother, you look tired. Don't be in a rush. You've got a lifetime to catch up, so take it easy, don't burn yourself out.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

GOING TO "PINK FLOYD LASER LIGHT SHOW" TO DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. SAW IT 35 YEARS AGO!!! A FEW PIECES OF MUSHROOM LACED CHOCOLATE, AND IT'LL BE FANTASTIC👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@roblettman9491]

The tone of Gilmour's guitar in that solo in Time is just amazing.

[@mmccracken8478]

This entire album syncs up with the Wizard of Oz btw. I think you start the album at the 3rd roar of the mgm lion b4 the movie. You'll never hear these songs without thinking about the matching scenes in the movie again. You've got to put it on repeat tho bc the movie is longer than the album but it works. When people realized this decades later the album shot back up to being a top seller once again. Amazing artists!!

[@waynestevens1654]

I heard that but was never sure

[@edwardziff3274]

Got to listen to Pink Floyd "Animals" from start to finish. Their albums are musical stories

[@killboybands1]

My favorite Floyd album

[@wrxteck]

Back in the 90s there was a Dark Side light show at a Planetarium where I live....getting blazed and watching a laser light show to this album was a trip...also on LSD, it's an actual trip🤪🫠🙃

[@tracymcdonald6543]

God I loved that. I took my daughter. What an experience for her

[@izzyboot9408]

Hey mate , I really like how willing you are to give unknown music the space it needs to appreciate the complexities . You give each song such RESPECT, allowing each Song the chance to unfold its secrets. It’s very refreshing .

[@courtneywallace871]

One of the greatest and most important albums of all time.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

THIS IS THE ALBUM THAT "BLEW OUR MINDS....."

[@vibius4251]

One of the best rock albums of all time

[@shannonpatrick3534]

So excited for this!

[@graemem111]

Undoubtedly, my friend, you have the absolute best reaction channel of all. And I know how many I’ve dipped into. Keep this up. Amazing work. To see such genuine emotion and to replicate what we all felt on first hearing. Maaaan. Takes me back.

[@Arkryal]

You mentioned the vocals of Claire Torrey. Interesting story. She was hired to do guide vocals, which is pretty common. It's a placeholder that another singer will then cover for the final cut of the album. But she was so good, they used her copy. Funny part is they never told her. She didn't realize she was contributing to the album until she bought a copy in the record store and saw herself listed on the credits, and heard it. Catapulted her career. There's also another artist who isn't in the band... the album was mastered by the legendary Alan Parsons. This basically thrust him into the big leagues. He had helped on a Beatles album previous to this (in a minor capacity) and a few smaller projects, but this was the first BIG hit for him where he could take all the credit. And his contributions were so integral to the success, this album wouldn't be what it is without his efforts. The band actually struggled for a while to do this live and emulate some of his additions to the album. For a few years, the live versions just weren't as good without the mixing because the technology didn't exist to emulate that live. It did eventually catch up, and there have been great live shows since. Where this ranks is subjective. By most accounts, this is actually the #1 album ever. But the RIAA only counts "certified" sales, and it wasn't well-tracked back then, and they didn't track a lot of markets then that were tracked in later releases, skewing the numbers. So by the RIAA standards, this is only 15x Platinum (15 million sales, however, even the RIAA admits the certified sales are over 45 million, but de to changes they only credit the first 15 million sales... the game is rigged, lol) placing it #5 overall. Their album "The Wall" is actually triple-diamond certified, which is #3 ever, just behind Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and The Eagles "Greatest Hits". But if you look at non-certified sales, including Neilson radio metrics, "Dark Side of the Moon" would actually come in first place by a pretty big margin. Music consumers in large scale polls also consistently vote it #1. So when looking at sales number, you'll find all kinds of different rankings. The album is over 50 years old now, and the goal posts and methodology for tracking sales have changed many times over that duration. But ask any person in your audience, they will universally tell you this is the greatest album ever (unless they're smoking crack or shilling their own album, lol).

[@neilpatrickhairless]

APP is bad ass, Alan Parsons is a pimp in the studio

[@garygraham6699]

51 YEARS NOW ........ THOUSANDS OF TIMES ...... REMAINS PURE AWESOMENESS !!!!

[@LyndaHarris-cj1vm]

Never gets old does it?!

[@garygraham6699]

@@LyndaHarris-cj1vm NEVER, IN CD PLAYER IN CAR 🚗 ! IF YOU CAN HEAR THIS LITTLE WHISPER, YOU ARE DYING ! 1973 I'LL NEVER FORGET IT !

[@anthonyblakely399]

Bro. from the very very beginning I watched you get into grunge music I thought that you really needed to know where that grunge erie hard edge psychedelic sound came from. Pink Floyd is one of the main bands that influenced musicians, songwriters, and singers of the 90's especially this album, "Dark Side Of The Moon." The band is off the scales top tier music, almost psychedelic art music masterpieces. So, glad you are reacting to this legendary Rock band!!!

[@bosdemacre]

''I want to hear some David Gilmore solos though, please'' and then comes Time

[@charliemac64]

I hit this comment at just that moment in the video. 😂😂😂

[@GorillasAndGardens]

My brother and I listened to this driving 10 hours from San Antonio to El Paso overnight. Creepy! Loved it!!

[@brentcarswell8424]

Enjoy the journey!!

[@Karen_in_Canada]

This is pure Brit man. The best of Britain!!

[@LyndaHarris-cj1vm]

Thanks for all of y’all’s’ contributions!! Awesome bands from “across the pond”!! Still lovin’ it from Memphis, TN USA

[@LyndaHarris-cj1vm]

lol and now I see you’re from Canada…well whatever 🙄😂😂😂👍😎

[@barbarakitt5948]

Welcome to pure musical genius!! Pink Floyd is an experience 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@ianchidlow5688]

Can't wait to hear this. What an album

[@seansavage4766]

Current music is song based. This is the experience of listening to an album. Theres a story here...a movie

[@daveking9393]

I am so happy you took this journey to listen to the whole album from beginning to end the way it was supposed to be listened to and really really happy that you're sharing this. Thank you for breaking it up and getting around KZbin. You really do a great job. Thanks for all you do

[@lindsaymac01]

"I remember." Followed by a knowing smile, then a grimace as David gets the solo going. The perfect reaction, mate. My memory of first hearing this album is a bit hazy, it was 50 years ago and we were in a mate's lounge room with a massive sound system...and we'd just had a spliff. Played the whole album from start to finish then just sat there, minds blown.

[@paulinesoares3594]

Time is an awesome song and really hits after 40 yrs old.

[@karenglenn6707]

It’s 51yrs old now.

[@paulinesoares3594]

@@karenglenn6707 yep. Was saying the older we get, the harder that song hits.

[@MrsCRN_esq]

That ain’t no lie. Deeper and deeper as the years pass.

[@ianfortier6796]

Fantastic. This is the way to do Pink Floyd if you can't upload the full reaction in one video. React to the full album in one sitting and chop it into sections to appease the KZbin machine. I love to see this. If you do more Pink Floyd albums, this is how you should continue doing them. Especially for the albums Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, The Final Cut, A Momentary Lapse Of Reason, The Division Bell, and The Endless River. Not only are Gilmour's solos fire, it's him singing Breathe, the verses on Time, the harmony for the choruses on Time, all of Money, the verses on Us And Them, the chorus on Brain Damage, and chorus on Eclipse. Looking forward to the next ones!

[@thesteadingoffranya4423]

Dude you have got to come to Canada as there are a few albums you have to experience at least once stoned out of your tree. The music becomes part of your soul and will never truly leave. This is one of the best introductions to being a psychonaut and yes it is a story being read to you through you and for you. Enjoy the ride and keep the rubber side down. Also anyone else thinks it might be time to introduce our MollyBoy to "Tommy" or is he ready for that?

[@DragonShark514]

I don't know if you noticed, but the end of Time is called the Breathe Reprise. It's the final verse of the 2nd song from the album, Breathe. Another reason why this album was meant to be listened to as a whole piece, and not just as individual songs.

[@kimai1641]

Watching your face light up as you are reminded of your very first encounter with this track a few months ago for you, several decades ago for me is always a moment of "told you so" type of moments. The smile is a universal recognition that you are experiencing something that is more than just a track on an album, therefore it should be heard and enjoyed in that manner. The fact that you don't want to speak over the track is EXACTLY the thought process that is supposed to happen.

[@gsbealer]

You want early British bands? Try: The Kinks: ‘Sunny Afternoon’ ‘Well respected man’ ‘Waterloo Sunset’ ‘Tired of waiting’ ‘Apeman’ ‘Lola’ ‘You really got me’ These are mostly mid-60s to 70s. They like to throw spanners in the works, with the lyrics, now and then. 73 in Northern California. And I’ll keep the 60s and 70s music. You can have the 80s and 90s music.

[@rk41gator]

Pink Floyd washes over you and immerses you in luscious sound, then they give you lyrics to make you think and feel. One of the greatest bands ever.

[@larsonsrud2518]

We had the black lights, posters everywhere. We would lay on the floor with ski goggles on, a box over our head with clear packing tape so we could see, and then hook up the pipe to a fish tank pump and flood the box with smoke, that's how you listen to pink Floyd 👌

[@bogna8877]

It's called Concept Album. Pink Floyd mastered it but was quite popular in 60/70. in era of progressive rock and rock operas.

[@brandonjones1349]

HOIST THE COLOURS 🌙...💥☠️💥

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

🔺️🌈

[@Tijuanabill]

"I feel like I should be smoking..." Yeah, man. That was sort of the idea, at the time. But it's not necessary.

[@madformorgan7848]

Saw this performed live at knebworth. During the track ‘on the run’ there was a catenary wire down the whole field with a large model aircraft attached to it. On stage was a large screen showing ww11 dogfights in the sky. At the climax the model plane crashed into the screen with lots of lights and fireworks. Absolute magic.

[@ejohnson3837]

This is the GREATEST album ever recorded and is 51 years old. Longest running album EVER in the top 100 albums.

[@skycase1976]

The greatest record of all time

[@dyldog]

But not the best Pink Floyd record 🫡

[@bernardoblanco4286]

Ahhhh thats great that you were able to post it

[@bargndigital8874]

You are doing it right. You have to listen to the whole album because each song melds into the other. That is the beauty of Pink Floyd: You don't just listen to it; you experience it. Enjoy, bro.

[@DwarfsRBest]

I think this is for sure one of the best "high" albums ever, but, the thing is, it's also one of the best albums ever, period. So, you're good, man.

[@rocker195511ohio]

WELCOME TO THE BEST SIT AND LISTEN to MUSIC ALIVE CLOSE YOUR EYES AND DRINK IT IN

[@JoMo1965]

Love Pink Floyd. Keep it coming!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

I LIVED IN A SKI RESORT, MAMMOTH LAKES, CA. IN 1974. TOOK TWO ALBUMS THERE, "DARK SIDE OF THE MOON" AND "GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD" Warped them!!!!!😎😎👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙃🙃🙃😯😯😮😮

[@waltercrain2910]

i appreciate the respect with which you are treating this album. this is sooo many 70s/80s kids favorite album. to call it "favorite" doesn't even capture it.

[@waltercrain2910]

haha... actually i did an english assignment in school with this song. probably 1981 or so. we were asked to evaluate our favorite poem.

[@chuleta216]

Every generation has to experience this record.

[@SusanW714]

Great reaction to a beautiful album!!!❤❤☮️

[@koprnob1952]

Great reaction again. They played the whole album live at the Locarno in Coventry in 1972. It was the first time they used their new surround sound system. Awsome. The album was called Eclipse at that time. They changed it to Dark Side Of The Moon in 1973.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Pretty hard to argue against this being the greatest album ever, although of course that's subjective. So glad you're doing the whole thing now so you can really get a feel for how the songs all flow together. "The Wall" is like that, too, and another great concept album that you would probably like is "Operation Mindcrime" by Queensryche.

[@starrroberts-n9h]

The Pink Floyd rabbit hole runs deep, continue the journey my Friend !! God Bless

[@Dawnlight-vt5es]

Those guitars.. 😘🤌 chefs kiss.

[@Jane-d4w]

Love 💓 you, darling!! Just makes me so happy seeing someone turned on to the music I grew up with. I was 10 when I swiped this from my brother. No looking back.😊

[@klausharpoon]

Stop teasing and release the next part! Ive heard this album a million times but watching you listen for the first time is so addictive! Perfection from start to finish 💯

[@hongfang2348]

Pot and Dark Side went hand and hand back in the day.

[@sherm4421]

still does

[@cardiffbob]

I'm 70 now, I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyd on Their Dark Side tour and hear this live, before the vinyl album was in the shops ("Meddle" hadn't long come out) . We were blown away. Good to see young people appreciate it for the first time.

[@bluechurch776]

You are busy today! Can't wait to hear your reactions!

[@ellendunn559]

“This album is not like a normal album.” Understatement! RIP Syd Barrett…