I NEEDED THIS SONG!! First Time Reaction to Pink Floyd - "Young Lust"

[@LikesPinkFloyd]

Stacey's comment about Gilmour's soloing hits the nail on the head. Dave's neither the fastest nor most skilled player, but no one else has his ability to perform solos that are so perfectly married to the vibe of the song at hand. He exudes so much emotion through his fingers that vocals aren't even necessary to tell the story. That said, when coupled with Roger's lyrics Pink Floyd's songs are pure magic. Add in Rick's amazing soundscapes on the keys and Nick's tasteful percussion and we have music that will continue to touch future generations of listeners.

[@handsomerobnj]

RIP Richard Wright, 1943 - 2008 🙏

[@dubkjay]

…not one of the most skilled guitar players??? WTF are you even babbling about… 🤡 ..go take a nap and come back stronger tomorrow…

[@sourisvoleur4854]

David can say more in 30 notes than other guitarists can in 300.

[@vicprovost2561]

The most timeless music ever!

[@coreydean6540]

You should really watch the movie to put all these songs into perspective.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

I plan to for sure!

[@fatdicksydrome]

@@StaceyRPGReacts uh oh prepared to be mind blown to the meaning of the album, you should listen to syd barrets solo stuff too

[@DonJuan-yl1lj]

No, dont watch the movie!! Sorry

[@johnroberthines7811]

​@@DonJuan-yl1ljtotally agree only listening to the full album is the only way to appreciate the Wall using your own imagination, watching the movie would spoil that.

[@d4mdcykey]

@@johnroberthines7811 It can be both; listen to the album first, perhaps several times, and then watch the film, nothing wrong with experiencing the same piece of art in two different mediums.

[@Damon-z8e]

Pink Floyd was my first "favorite band" . You are in for such a great experience with the entire album.

[@RodneyBuxton]

Don’t just listen to the album, watch the movie. I just watched it again yesterday. Maybe the hundredth time, but each time since 82 I see something new.

[@paulbagshaw7237]

The operator at the end of the song was a real operator; not knowing she was going to be on one of the best albums ever made.

[@sstrick500]

"What a fabulous room. Are all these your guitars?"

[@СерафимТоманов]

"God, this place is bigger than our apartment."

[@floydlawson3765]

The suitcase on the left you'll find my favorite ax.

[@estoy1001]

“Can I get a drink of water? Oh, wow! Hey, look at this tub! Wanna take a bath?”

[@1970karlsberg]

Always love watching you discover even more of Pink Floyd’s music. David is my favorite guitarist- so watching your joy from his musicianship never fails to make my day. ❤️🎸🎶

[@viewer3103]

It's the best reaction video i've ever seen on YT, as well as all the other videos on your chanel. Pure unleashed emotions make me feel like i'm listening to rock classics for the first time, though i listened them a hundred times. But it's not only emotions, it's quite a deep analysis of the songs right away from the first listening, which is impressive!!!

[@renecuellar3078]

They used to show the movie at a theater near my house on weekends at midnight on the weekends. I would love going and me and friends would sing thru the whole movie. Never skipping a beat. We knew it inside out

[@shawnfate2656]

It transitions to "One of My Turns", another great track.

[@FritzMonday]

I can still remember the radio advertisement, for the movie...."Pink Floyd: The Wall, you'll never get over it"! And, we haven't!

[@MrFabian1030]

This song comes after “Empty Spaces” that’s why it came like that all of a sudden, wish you did both songs together

[@THEmonghole]

yes! the entire album is one song.

[@martyk656]

This just might be my favorite Floyd song. So good.

[@GregLeighton-v5y]

Glad to hear that you are gonna listen to the whole album. You really should. It is a great album. Back when I was in my early 20s going to a trade school, it was a 45-minute drive each way, 3 nights a week, and I would listen to this album non-stop on the drive for weeks, weeks. I used to know it front to back, every word. To me, a lot of the songs on the album, you need to listen to the one before it or after it, they just go together, hand-in-hand and it just makes it a better experience and makes more sense. Like this song, Young Lust, I can "hear" the next 2 songs after it in my head. It is probably the greatest concept album ever made.

[@EFunkGX1]

The greatest album of all time ( it’s a double ), by the greatest band of all time. Makes a long drive seem to go by quickly…❤Pink Floyd !!!

[@drewbeees]

The movie! Watch the movie!!! When I was at College in 1982 I listened to this album EVERY night (much to the dismay of the guy in the room next door 😅)

[@Kick278]

Hi Stacey! Yea that should tickle your curiosity! The "hero" is Pink....Pink Floyd, and the album tells about his troubled youth, rise as a rock'n roll star, his fall into insanity, the wall that he builds around himself. You really have to tackle all of it to understand...

[@solargarlic]

Amazing solo in this song, and one of my favorites of Gilmours. Bending those strings. I just saw David live at MSG and he brought me to tears a couple times. Just hearing that tone live 🎶💜

[@jim1125-cv6yg]

FYI: When Roger left the band in 1985 he took the rights to "The Wall" except for 5 songs which P.F. band had copyrights to. The only complete Video of the Wall is Roger Waters "1990 Live at Berlin" in front of an est. 400000 people. At where the Berlin Wall stood. I wish I could play a interview recording from 1980 about every songs with Jim Ladd ( L.A. disc jockey). The Wall is built during the concert 60 ft high and 600 ft long. I actually have 1 of the bricks. Over 1 million to put on in 1990. The phone was a real recording that Roger set up and you hear the operator reaction of a man answering his phone and not his wife. "there a man answering , is there suppose to be there"

[@74Bat]

The Wall has always been my favorite Pink Floyd album. I've watched the movie dozens of times. So good. Thanks for the entertainment, Stacey.

[@vicprovost2561]

Great song and reaction as always, beautiful, lovely Stacey but it is taken out of context as a single, as it is part of a whole as you are quite aware of. But I love seeing you hearing any Floyd. All of their music, when experienced as a whole, is way more than the sum of their brilliant parts. They made music when the default for us was listening to each new brilliant album as it was released. You are certainly getting a great sample of their music, in time you will listen to most of their entire catalog and be floored at the art these guys produced. Nothing before or since is like them. Seeing you get so excited from listening to their music makes me so happy, as I know how I felt when I listened to each new record they made. Pink Floyd forever! Do Astronomy Domine sometime, best audio is from Ummagumma, videos from 1967 with Syd and also from the Pulse Concert. All 3 versions are well worth reacting to, it is an ikonic, spacey slice of their psychedelic side. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥

[@Starcantread]

I'm lucky enough to have the memory of being in a room of like-minded college friends who wanted to all drink and smoke and get REALLY into watching Pink Floyds: The Wall. I hope the future gets to experience that kind of moment as well, because it felt timeless.

[@PaulCatterall-y9e]

A musical masterpiece, the song next is One of my turns,amazing track

[@PatStringer89]

Excellent choix, c'est un très joli morceau de musique du film "The Wall", et un super solo de guitare. 😉👍🎸

[@flubblert]

This song actually got a whole lot of airPlay on rock radio when the album came out, but has kinda faded away over the years versus many of their other songs. Glad you were able to find it.

[@airwolf2001]

Roger is one of the most underrated bass players ever! The whole band were and still are BADASSES!!!

[@vicprovost2561]

David Gilmour on bass on this song.

[@GatorScribe726]

Gilmour played bass on a lot of Floyd studio recordings.

[@Chucktsar54]

Good to see the kitties are chilling and with you😀

[@Chucktsar54]

I think one of the underrated pink floyd songs and also of interest Bryan Adams played it when the Berlin wall came down😀

[@THEmonghole]

yes, there were a lot of contributors to that concert...and awesome show building a wall while tearing one down. My favorite Floyd album.

[@edwardpratt5172]

Experience the soundtrack in its entirety with the movie "The Wall". The visual adds context to the all the songs.

[@robertmartin8565]

David Gilmour plays bass on this song, as well as lead guitar and vocal.........obviously. Written by Gilmour/Waters.

[@THEmonghole]

for real? why wouldn't Rogers play bass, that's his thing. I've been listening to this since its release and never heard that.

[@donovanemery597]

​@@THEmonghole David Gilmour played Bass on several tracks before and after The Wall

[@th.a]

'Young Lust' is beside 'Comfortably Numb' and 'Run Like Hell' one of three contributions by David Gilmour to the 'The Wall' album. Lyrics are of cause by Roger Waters.

[@RobXHEphotosPs37.29]

Young Lust, Run Like Hell, and Comfortably Numb were all "throw away" songs from Dave Gilmour"s first solo album.....he didn't think they were good enough to be on his album !

[@jimj9729]

Gilmour's Comfortably Numb was extremely different from what finally emerged. It was "thrown away" for good reason.

[@RobXHEphotosPs37.29]

@@jimj9729 Yea, that arpeggiated riff was also used on Roy Harper & Pete Townsend albums.....got a lot of miles out of it !

[@donfite9269]

The "next" song is crazy good. Can't wait for your reaction to all of this album. You will need to break it up but I don't think anyone will mind.

[@Kuesel68]

One of the last songs Gilmour was providing the music to a Waters lyrics. The real last one was Comfortably Numb, after that he didn't want to collaborate with him anymore as it as to tiring for him. BTW you mentioned the great bass playing - that was David! Roger only contributed background vocals on the song. Did you know that Pink Floyd did Metal before it was a thing with Black Sabbath and Co? Check out The Nile Song from 1969! It will blow you away - and this song just comes after the ambient psychedelic Cirrus Minor on the More Soundtrack album.

[@TateWaggoner-q6h]

One of the best albums of all time. From start to finish there isn’t one bad song on it and if you listen from song one it tells a story.

[@rundix3351]

I believe Bryan Adam’s done this one in Berlin ( when the wall came down ) during the big wall concert. There was various big name artists at the time doing the whole album and was recorded for viewing.

[@wrldchamps04]

Was actually shown live as well. Had Van Morrison, Scorpions, The Band, Sinead O' Connor as well.

[@davidboivin7996]

This song grooves!! Rock On Stàcey!!

[@jamesbeck6401]

My favorite part of this song is the pretty woman's reaction to the song even though your reaction did kinda make me blush for a few seconds

[@Eric_L_Laney]

Love your reactions, Stacey. I’ve been hoping for a long time that you would react to “Welcome to the Machine” off the Wish You Were Here album. It’s a masterpiece of synthesizer work.

[@jangoliocloney3441]

Pink Floyd is an album experience, as others have no doubt pointed out. That is, at least their concept albums are. Get on THE WALL full album as soon as you can. Back when this album was "current", I think I was familiar with 5-6 tracks, due to radio airplay. A few years later, I got the album. Listened to the whole thing on Xmas morning, and it blew. My. Mind. Intense, dark, cinematic, and the bonus of course was discovering amazing deep cuts. The movie takes it to another level, and is quite the unforgettable emotional barrage. And then there's the live album IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE? THE WALL LIVE 1980-1981, which, like the movie, features music that they couldn't fit on the original double album. So basically, I wouldn't want the album experience to be ruined for you by listening to too many individual tracks. A few tracks are fine, since it mirrors the radio experience that was shared by us original fans of this album. But don't cheat yourself out of the total experience. It's quite the savage little surprise. That being said, I love the fact that you're into one of my favorite bands of all time.

[@wrosser1]

Great reaction, i love the volume of this song to energetic for sure❤

[@robertkern9911]

Love this song and album I was a union stage hand starting back in the early 70s and worked as 1 when the came here to Long Island on the Wall tour. I never saw so much equipment Theres a very good Roger waters live in concert version of the album thats also incredible and a must see

[@prestonfromgreensboro851]

Absolutely one of my favorite songs! Love your reaction Glad keith moon could enjoy the reaction too!

[@theunknownmodeler3793]

One of my favorites off the wall album!

[@leon-o4m7k]

yeah ' great song & album ' magic 👍 thankyou stacey 🌹

[@GomezFloyd]

There is a single version of this song that has it's own percussion-guitar intro. Also, the best version of it comes from the "Is there anybody out there?" live album, that one totally rocks!

[@97warlock]

i like how u can hear Rger singing the chorus with Dave

[@71ernz]

The song Young Lust refers to Pink touring in the United States, he seeks casual sex to relieve the tedium of touring, though in making a phone call home, he learns of his wife's infidelity, it leads into the song One of my Turns, where Pink brings a groupie back to his hotel room, only to trash it in a violent fit of rage, terrifying her out of the room, check out that track and you’ll understand the lyrics to the explanation I’ve just given 😁

[@Murder_34]

One of my Turns is so good...Rogers wail at the end is gutterle

[@warriorpitbull1170]

Love your Pink Floyd reactions, Stacey. They're always an uncontested first click to me.🥰 I hope when you do inevitably listen to the whole album, that you will release your reaction on YT, or even better a movie reaction! 😉(maybe on Patreon)

[@DonJuan-yl1lj]

Thank you so much

[@mdkram]

I think you'd be blown away to do a reaction to the movie, "The Wall". It blends with the music sooooo well!! The music videos of the songs from The Wall are snipped from the movie. The movie explains a LOT.

[@Murder_34]

The call at the end, that was a real call. They tried and tried calls many times to get the operator to react to the fact that another man was answering a call to his wife. Probably seems weird to include in this song but it all makes sense when you know the whole story to the album. Like everyone says...after a while react to the whole album and believe it or not the songs will get even better when you realize how they all fit together... keep these reactions coming Stacy!!!!

[@themoogle22]

The next song is One Of My Turns and is my joint favourite song on the album. Defo stick it on your to do list.

[@joegillam1497]

Pink Floyd Live 8 charity concert renunion 2005 is a must .

[@VonBlade]

Oof. Really? I've got Pink Floyd tattoos and I wouldn't recommend anyone watch it. It was so awkward and meh musically.

[@joegillam1497]

@VonBlade Huh?

[@hrozcs4561]

The demo for this song is also really good. I personally like it a little bit more than this finalized version.

[@wrldchamps04]

Real good song from a GREAT album

[@MosesGutierrezII]

I love this song.

[@DietCokeKillar]

Young lust, comfortably numb and Run like hell were composed by David Gilmour. .

[@johnquinn8796]

Goodbye blue sky from the movie version is also epic

[@LesKrupa]

Many Floyd songs require a certain mental or emotional state, but not Young Lust, always in the mood to listen to the grittier song

[@jaysiegel4742]

yup, great bass line....... check out Floyd's "Not Now John" for more bass goodness!

[@davidboivin7996]

Thanks! Chickenfoot - Furures In The Past - Get Your Buzz On Live. This is a Supergroup. Rock On Stacey ❤

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Thank you so much for your donation and for your suggestion!!❤️

[@vladg.9259]

Best reaction on KZbin! Love you Stacy! ))

[@EdKoller]

Born in 1960, the music of my youth, was the greatest period, PERIOD! After 78-79 music was pretty much shyte, till hip-hop.

[@estherpurim66]

The Voice and Guitar of Mortality and Ageing 💛David Gilmour🧡

[@RockinMamaT]

Such a freaking banger. Just waiting for your initial reaction cause its not your typical Floyd song. Try One of my turns from this LP. Great reaction Stacey and Peace out ☮️ ✌️ 🙏

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

I will never stop rockin to this song!

[@MikePhillips-pl6ov]

As others may have said it comes from the album straight in from the previous song, hence the sudden start...you figured that out anyway!

[@kivimik]

"Young Lust" wasn't released as an "A-side" single, but it was included as a "B-side." It also did get a fair amount of air-play on some radio stations. I recognize it as a good song, but it's not my favourite song from The Wall. I generally prefer "Hey You," which was unfortunately dropped from the film (but the DVD included the cut footage as an extra).

[@craighornfischer2767]

amazing movie

[@Damien.Young46]

The wall.. as with most floyd albums really do need to be experienced in the right order... one of the most underrated and (for me) most heartbreaking albums is the final cut.. really does need an in order listening

[@72philgood]

it is an awesome song. pity it is not reacted to more often. I thank you

[@fcocartin]

Hello Stacey! Roger Waters has discussed the themes of "Young Lust" in various interviews. The song explores the hedonistic lifestyle of rock stars, focusing on themes of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. In the context of the album "The Wall," it depicts the character Pink's descent into a life of excess and disconnection. The bridge of the song features a telephone call revealing that Pink's wife is cheating on him, which accelerates his mental breakdown. Understanding the movie takes some time; every song has a history behind it! In 1967, Pink Floyd made their U.S. debut at Fillmore West in San Francisco. Syd spent a lot of time alone, either in his hotel room or wandering the streets of San Francisco and he would often sit in front of the TV, laughing at inanimate objects, like a box of cornflakes, believing they were putting on a show for him, while the others were enjoying their time in America. They shared the bill with Big Brother and the Holding Company, which featured Janis Joplin as the lead singer. That must have been quite the party! This performance was part of Pink Floyd's first U.S. tour. It seems they were young and full of passion! lol. Thank you once again!

[@Earthtime3978]

“This is the United States calling are we reaching?” Hahahaha

[@Dam-a-fence]

The Wall, words cannot do it justice. I've re-written this 6 times now and this'll be the last time. The album or the film, speaks for itself.

[@jorgejacob882]

If I may suggest something, you should react to the entire album The Wall, because each song is part of a whole, of a story. It's a rock opera.

[@jim1125-cv6yg]

One single vid on you tube from "1990 Berlin" "Is the Trial" the end. just a little taste of the concert.. Warning : You will want to watch the whole experience.

[@luiscosio9728]

I'll say something original: YOU MUST REACT TO THE WHOLE ALBUM (ALL OF THEM) Greetings from México

[@shnoo8016]

Oh yes, don't hesitate, use this feeling that showed up to go ahead and do it now! :) Listen the whole album and then watch the movie!

[@shnoo8016]

Ah and very important - bring up the lyrics while listening to the album. The same for the movie, find the one that has the lyrics displayed!

[@wookiee66]

The movie!!!

[@stevepecorella2704]

Actually, the movie will answer all your questions. The album’s iconic true but, the film blows away anybody that sees it. Cute kitty ❤.

[@jimj9729]

I believe the album is far superior to the movie. You really have to concentrate to appreciate the time jumps and really understand what is gong on. I think both the movie and the album require multiple viewings/listenings to even come close to a full understanding of the material. Although I do like the inclusion of "What Shall We Do Now" in the movie, removing "Hey You" cancels that out.

[@billybarnes4474]

Pink most of Pink Floyd's albums you should be listening to the Full album Pink Floyd always have albums that were all the songs are connected there's also a movie The Wall you should check that out

[@Damien.Young46]

It's been said but I will say it again. watch the movie, this is half a song really... the film is incredible

[@martinhotze4917]

She‘s not ready for a full PF album in one sitting, let alone the movie The Wall.

[@nathanweiss5174]

This is certainly one of the songs on the album that works great as a stand alone song. There will be a whole different perspective for it in a whole album listen tho, same with how Comfortably Numb will hit. Look forward to it sometime in 2028... I'm not one of those that thinks Floyd should only be listen to as full albums, but there are parts of The Wall that don't really work as stand alone songs... what comes after Young Lust is a couple moody songs that don't really work as singles as it leads into the intermission between the two albums. If you haven't done 'Hey You' or 'Run Like Hell' those are the more of the tracks that work as single songs.

[@jornspirit]

...it gives you a pep in your step - sums it up for me... 😎

[@volodymyrmatchyn9919]

Great!!! Stacey, please make some reaction on David Gilmour - Scattered

[@Mhantrax]

I second this!

[@neillenet291]

Almost all Pink Floyd songs transition from one song to the next

[@marlew6629]

'"fulfillment...:" Haaaaaaa

[@hongolloyd8728]

Cool tune.

[@wassupmypeeps69]

Im soo looking forward to the movie review...it will put all the songs together.

[@danielviggiani6486]

Stacey, I really second tje suggestion that you watch the film. It's an unfrgettable experience! I can almost say that the album experience alone only takes you halfway there...since it's missing the context of the story

[@richd66-p4o]

I am enjoying you doing the songs individually. There are a few songs you could listen to when you hear the full album and it will take some time to react to the rest of the songs but I think it will be worth it. And I think you should listen to the album before watching the movie. Once again I love this reaction. Every reaction more firmly places you as my favorite reactor

[@davidbordonaro1631]

can't hear this , or ANY song from this album , without the scene from the movie popping into my mind ! the next song is One of My Turns - don't think you've done that . keep on broadening those musical horizons !

[@fastecp1]

I'm looking forward to your Wall reaction. I hope you do a reaction to the Pink Floyd Wall movie. It has every song on the album-it's just more visual. I love this song! But I love all their songs. The next song after this is "One Of My Turns," and it picks right up where this stopped, with a girl walking into his room talking. As I said, you should watch the movie. I think you would also like the song "Dogs of War" from Delicate Sound of Thunder (Remastered 2019).

[@geronim0189]

Bonjour from France Stacey ❤❤!!! So cool this song !!! The Wall Is a masterpiece , long live PinkFloyd ❤!!! Thanks for this réaction, you are perfect as always !!!🥰🥰🥰

[@todquarles1695]

Waiting on your reaction to Between Two Points from Gilmour's new album. Watch the tour rehearsal video for it - there's a bit more of DG on guitar than on the album.

[@giovanniterrell2705]

listen to YET ANOTHER MOVIE that song is from their momentary lapse album and its BEAUTIFUL

[@billdemotte7152]

I can strongly suggest watching the movie. It's a attack on all of your senses

[@sinanserpen1940]

To understand the concept, it is strongly recommended to watch the movie right after the album.

[@jimj9729]

I'd suggest lisetning to the album at least three times first, at least once with lyrics.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

after you do the album - you need to put the MOVIE on your shopping list !!

[@74110029962]

Hello Stacey. I'm Alexandre from Brazil. I like your videos with the band Pink Floyd. I recommend watching the film THE WALL directed by Alan Parker, which represents the band's album. God bless you. Thanks.