Pink Floyd - Time *DayOne Reacts*

[@paulmatthews463]

The dark side of the moon is a musical masterpiece that's meant to be listened to in its entirety. Each song flows into the next to create an overall great story.

[@dang1861]

While copping a buzz...

[@rockytopted6337]

This album sits at the table with all the symphonies of history's greatest composers.

[@jimpierce3138]

A classic!!! One of a kind. 🎼

[@Boodieman72]

Much like all the other PF albums.

[@stevebarkley7376]

YES!!!

[@trblmakr7572]

Couldn't have described it any more beautifully and eloquent

[@greg2976]

How can you SKIP any part of a Pink Floyd Masterpiece! That's what makes them the GREATEST! Every second of their song IS a part of the whole song!

[@baylusmorgan8375]

SKIP part of a Pink Floyd song. Whats wrong with this woman? She's like a book burner. Not because she disagrees with the content of the book, but because it would take too long to read that damn thing.

[@greg2976]

@@baylusmorgan8375 First it was the "M TV" mind set. Now it's the internet mentality. Instant gratification. Look at how all the commercials are split second motions!

[@gregall2178]

She didn't skip any of the song.

[@gregall2178]

If you're referring to the inset video, that's someone else's video... Fenderguitars18 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGead6aKg9WYrsk

[@greg2976]

@@gregall2178 I did not say she did. But she had on the screen that you can if you wish. That was what I commented on. No one should skip any part of a Pink Floyd song.

[@quintfl]

Time is everyone's favorite Pink Floyd song.

[@Tribblepuppy]

One of David Gilmore's many epic guitar solos. Much truth in the song lyrics, I'm 72 and I can attest they are true.

[@armadillotoe]

I first heard this when I was 21. I turned 70 last week and I still listen to it. What the song means to me has changed over the years, and I wish I would have paid more attention in the way back.

[@silgen]

Yeah, we all miss the starting gun...

[@pjwiz5273]

With ya there, sweetie! As a teen, I thought becoming adult was like a 'wait for it' event. LOL! Imagine the surprise at 23yrs I realized it happened gradually - 10yrs gone. ??? WHAT starting gun?!? Life's been real & fun, but not as fun as it used to be ... retrospective @ 60. 🤔😋☺

[@Bill_N_ATX]

60 here and damn well true. I wish I had paid attention….but we never did….did we?

[@dwaynejoyce1357]

Totally agreed I'm getting closer to 60 and boy has the time flown 🤔

[@Tijuanabill]

The song is a message for young people, but only old people understand it.

[@anthonydavella1878]

The great gig in the sky, very little lyrics and the song is so powerful

[@srt8rocketship241]

The lyrics are a wake-up slap in the head. Great job Gal.

[@louieb5651]

GREAT reaction Angela! You GET this song 100%!

[@wolfspa1040]

Very Sincere Reaction......& I Loved That! Peace Out.....& Rock On Beyond

[@k1hasard]

The older you get, the faster time flies by.

[@michaelpatske788]

The most beautiful reacting to the most beautiful song......no matter how bad my day is.....this lady ALWAYS makes me happy enough to get by....

[@joek468]

Uh oh, she went down the PF rabbit hole. I wonder what her reaction would be to The Great Gig In The Sky

[@stephenlutz3907]

Hello Angela: Whether you feature the song and react to it, or just decide to check it out off camera, I PROMISE you...you will want to experience "Comfortably Numb" from the live Pulse concert. The guitar solo is absolutely masterful, and Pink Floyd is legendary for their concert performances. Please...do not miss it! 👍👍❤❤

[@MikeB12800]

I would recommend listening to the studio version first, then the live performance

[@MikeB12800]

@D G thank you, I’ve argued with so many people that it isn’t Pink Floyd without Waters.

[@MikeB12800]

@D G I mean they are amazing and Gilmour is one of my favorite guitarists, but it’s not “Pink Floyd”. Wish they would have toured under a different name.

[@MikeB12800]

@D G yeah I know, but out of respect I think they should have used a different name. The Doors did it out of respect to Morrison. Creedence went to court and lost cuz Fogerty wrote all their songs. They all contributed to Floyd, and I don’t think Waters should tour under Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd was Waters, Gilmour, Mason, and Wright! I wouldn’t include Syd because they really developed their sound after him.

[@philmckenna5709]

@D G Yeah, well that's not exactly true. The others have largely kept quiet, but Waters never stops yakking off about what cnts he thinks they are. Mind you, he never shuts up with his verbal diarrhea. Classic hypocritical lefty narcissist, in love with the sound of his own voice. The Bellend's Bellend. Apart from that, sound lad 👹

[@scozz6139]

Pink Floyd is Legendary, they are a Vibe all their own!

[@kesleycottrell1416]

Remember this moment listening to Time. When you get older this song will have a different meaning than what it has for you now.

[@paulkane7771]

Yes.

[@BlueSky-cz6ix]

You are so lucky that you get to hear a whole lot of Pink Floyd music FOR THE FIRST TIME ! ! !

[@BogeyDopeYT]

That whole album flows together and tells a complete story. I’d suggest listening to all of it. Some other PF songs are Comfortably Numb, Shine On You Crazy Diamond. But you should really really check out Dark Side of the Moon from start to finish. It’s a masterpiece of sound.

[@TheCornishCockney]

That work (among others by Floyd) will be performed in 500 years time in vast virtual halls with millions “present” and it will be note perfect. In fact the Beatles through to 90’s power pop will get the same treatment.

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

Yep. I bought my first copy of this album in '76 and wore it out in about a year.

[@billy20069]

The irony of skipping the intro is that we want our lives to fast forward when we are young, only to realize time has went faster than we had hoped. As we get older we long for time we will never get back. This song is just a masterpiece in every aspect.

[@drumbelly]

Thanks for another great reaction. The entire Dark Side of the Moon album is amazing and you would love listening to it from beginning to end, when you have the “time”. The song “Money” is a great rocker from that album that features a fantastic sax solo and an epic guitar solo. Cheers!

[@dd5853]

Comfortably numb and On the Turning Away...great songs too. Love your videos. :-)

[@philshorten3221]

This song about how we use time in our lives if transitioned directly into "The Great Gig in the Sky" possibly the deepest dive into the emotions of death you will ever hear. (guest vocalist Clare Torry)

[@ATboy67]

You should listen to "The Great Gig in the Sky" by Pink Floyd.

[@wpollock1]

There are actually two singers in this song. The main part is sung by David Gilmour and then, when they sing "every year is getting shorter", that is sung by Richard Wright.

[@vicprovost2561]

One of the greatest songs ever, it should be a video for every single reactor on the internet. Few other songs have such a profound effect on everyone who hears it for the first time. I was about to graduate from high school when it came out, we had a listening party for Dark Side of the Moon and you could hear a pin drop as soon at it began. We were stunned and euphoric by the time it was over and it was the main topic at school for weeks afterward. That album was on the Billboard charts for 14 straight years and for good reason, you can argue it is the best album ever made, it is at least in the conversation. Time still gives me chills, I saw it live several times and it was always amazing with other worldly performances. These guys are not of this earth and always take you away to their, alternate, musical reality that only they can create. For more Pink Floyd wonder, try Comfortably Numb, you should hear the studio version first, it's an utter classic but afterward do check out the Live version at their Pulse Concert in1994, it is the definitive version with perhaps David Gilmour's most famous guitar solo and one of their very best light shows and special effects surprises to go with it. Thanks for trying Pink Floyd, they are a very deep rabbit hole but also one with much wonder and many musical surprises. Enjoy! 🎵

[@eleazargutierrez8553]

Isn't it something how the time ticks the heart beats, yet the beats fade and the ticks keep on ticking...

[@happymethehappyone8300]

TRUST ME On This,, Everytime You Hear This Song As The Years Of Your Life Go By,, The Impact Of This Song Only Grows Stronger & Stronger.

[@theherm267]

Anything and everything from Pink Floyd you'll love. I promise you that.

[@garyshannon4798]

Silly person who uploaded this and 'apologised ' for the long intro - what a dope!

[@perigrinen]

The very next track on the album is awesome. The Great Gig in the Sky" It always feels to me like a continuation of Time.

[@PaulArk]

"Comfortably Numb" and "Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Parts I-V" are mesmerizing. Listening to them is like floating in a warm bath.

[@eleazargutierrez8553]

Hi Angela, I really enjoyed the story of time you did breaking down this song. The song after "Time" is "The Great Gig in the Sky" I would like to hear your reaction to this beautiful, or real life experience that is a part of life. It's a bit gut wrenching,yet so beautiful!

[@JayyeStone]

Good analysis in this reaction! Time has been covered so I'd recommend Money as the next one to react to

[@joannecohen4344]

Ahhh, my all-time favorite album. Such a classic. You might want to try The Great Gig in the Sky from the same album...amazing vocals!

[@rockyraccoonhendrix1733]

“Echoes Live in Pompeii” is Pink Floyd playing in the ruins of the coliseum with no one in there except the band and their crew. It’s legendary.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Waters’ bass notes on that performance never been matched imo.

[@dvsreed]

In your 20's you can hear this song. In your 30's you actually listen to it. In your 40's you understand it. In your 50's you feel it.

[@silgen]

And in your 60's you forget you've heard it...

[@unrulyjulie4382]

@@silgen ... Speak for yourself.

[@bobg6638]

Very well said

[@manrayma]

im 59 but im lucky to still have my guitar i used play pink floyd tunes with.. its a Dunlop wooden tennis racket that is complete with the wooden triangle vice..

[@TomClarkSouthLondon]

And when you are reincarnated you get to discover them all over again 😌

[@danmcc1816]

You must listen to Dark Side of the Moon in it's entirety. Hearing the songs in order will blow your mind!! Make one show long enough to do that!! You will never regret it!! You do a great job Angela!! Please keep it up!!

[@steveboyes3367]

Live Pulse concert 1994, remastered: SORROW iconic guitar ripping. KEEP TALKING, David uses a voice box on the guitar. RUN LIKE HELL, their concert encore closer is a visual display of awesomeness. SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND, their signature song of sorts...tribute to a former band member who suffered from drug use and mental instability. MONEY is a great live one as well.

[@mariosiaven2965]

SUGGESTION: Mother and us and them and Money

[@jimo7593]

Back when my younger brother wouldn't get up for school, my mom had me set my stereo to play those alarms on high volume to jolt him out of bed. It was hilarious.

[@gevlar]

DSOTM is the greatest album in Rock music history, & this is my favorite cut on the album. You should listen to it in its entirety; as many people have commented, each song flows into the next. Listening to it the first time is a life-changing experience, as I discovered almost 50 years ago. I enjoyed your reaction! I recommend all of the 3 long songs from Animals-Pigs, Dogs, & Sheep. They are all masterpieces.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

The ticking clock. True, but there is a heart beat getting faster and faster. Listen to the beginning again after the clock chimes.

[@MDElam]

Great reaction and great read on the song. Nick Mason, the drummer, really sets the tone on this piece (he's a bit underrated as drummers go, and he even says he doesn't think he's all that great--but he's a solid drummer who, along with Roger Waters on the bass, sets the backbone for the band's music). David Gilmour is one of the guitar greats, but he's really underrated as a vocalist (the softer voice on this song is Richard Wright, the keyboardist). A lot are rightly suggesting "Comfortably Numb" (studio or live are great), although I'd also suggest the song that comes right after "Time" on The Dark Side of the Moon: "The Great Gig in the Sky." There's a lot of great music by Pink Floyd, and the rabbit hole is worth going down. Their songs tend to be deceptively simple sounding on the surface, but, as you pointed out in your observations, there's a lot going in--musically and lyrically. Thank you for getting to Pink Floyd. This fan appreciates it (and the work you do as a reactor)!

[@fdg844]

You move so silky smooth and thanks for letting us hear the entire piece without stopping or talking

[@davids2096]

2 Pink Floyd songs that come to mind are Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb!

[@thomaswhite7783]

You have to hear The Great Gig In The Sky. . ..it grabs you and won't let go.

[@Frank-pe9pk]

Noooo..at the beginning you said it was long… That puts you in a special place. Every young person should hear this song. I was a senior in high school when this album came out and still have it. Of my 2000+ albums this is in my top 10 to this day!👍

[@johnd8892]

To be fair , it was not her comment, but a weird comment from the creator of the graphics on the KZbin video she is reacting to

[@johnd8892]

Where the stupid written advice comes from : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGead6aKg9WYrsk

[@completecharleston7142]

The GOAT band! suggestions for more Floyd songs: all of them.

[@MrMike4017]

Yes you got it! Great reaction! PF have a huge collection of songs. All great!

[@quantockbeech]

Hi Angela. Love Pink Floyd (and their long intros!) One of my two go-to artists, the other being Angelina Jordan. If you have not heard of her, there is still time as she's still only 16, but you would never guess when you hear her voice: there's none like it and none so good at present. Having said that, looking forward to more Pink Floyd!

[@TW-me4lw]

The Great Gig In The Sky, the next track (after Time) from the same album, The Dark Side Of The Moon. But, yes, if you do album reactions, this is one to listen to in it's entirety.

[@hertfordable]

I get sick of some of the reactions to Pink Floyd, but after listening to your post song critique you absolutely got it. I agree with most everything you said. Loved the song and your reaction.

[@russelljoslinjr4387]

My favorite from them! Well, of course I enjoy much of their work!

[@odiesdad95]

Love this reaction, well done! Treat yourself to another great classic Pink Floyd masterpiece " Shine On You Crazy Diamond ". This song has so many layers to song. I think you'll love it as well. Keep spinnin' those classics!

[@bobdusseault9059]

I really honestly can say that this song is on point… I really can’t believe how fast life really goes bye…. We really are just here for a short time and we need to make the best of it for sure 💯💯💯💯👍👍

[@josephbishop3590]

Thanks Angela! First time landing on your channel and now sub'd... Enjoyed your reactionalisys and simply dropping a Floyd track will bring a flood of their fans, with all kinds of advice, guidance and suggestions. There are MANY great tracks by this world class band. And every track has it's share of fans... but one universal truth they all agree on... COMFORTABLY NUMB performed at Earl's Court during the Division Bell Tour in 94 and captured on the P-U-L-S-E DVD is one of, if not the best, Floyd experiences ever recorded. IMO, it should have been the closer, but what do I know? The visual production, the sound recording and engineering, and the performance are stuff of legends.... again, my opinion, but much like the album, DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, the complete packaging of the P-U-L-S-E DVD was years ahead of it's time and definitely stands the test of time.

[@David-yt6kp]

The great gig in the sky from this album should be on your short list for Pink Floyd. I think you especially will appreciate it.

[@MikeBrown-ex9nh]

My late father said that life is like a roll of toilet paper, the closer to the end you get, the faster it goes. I was young when Pink Floyd did this song, and now I'm in my early seventies. Time really does slip away so fast.

[@garyr8739]

You nailed the analysis perfectly in my opinion. My favorite line was always "No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun". Wish I took this to heart when it came out. Didn't quite strike the cord with me then as it does now that I am old and retired.

[@johnroberts1009]

Perfect Analysis. What else can I say. Im 64 and it is so true. Thanks again for sharing this wonderful song with us all. 😎

[@_PL_]

Yes, the lyrics of this song (and really the whole _Dark Side of the Moon_ album) are deeply and universally meaningful, and the music itself is peerless and sublime. But the lyrics of the song _Breathe,_ which comes before _Time_ and which the last part of _Time,_ labeled _Breathe Reprise,_ is reprising, are directly relevant to the lyrics of _Time:_ Breathe, breathe in the air Don't be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me Look around and choose your own ground [Chorus] For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be [Verse 2] Run, rabbit, run Dig that hole, forget the sun And when at last the work is done Don't sit down, it's time to dig another one [Chorus] For long you live and high you fly But only if you ride the tide And balanced on the biggest wave You race towards an early grave My suggestion for the next Pink Floyd song to react to is _Comfortably Numb,_ which is from the Wall album, and which features perhaps David Gilmour's best guitar solo. If the solo in _Time_ impressed you, you'll be floored by the TWO even more powerful solos in _Comfortably Numb._

[@MikeB12800]

“No one told you WHEN to run” not “where” to. I hate when lyric videos mess up the lyrics! They have one job to do!!! And yet they get Breathe Reprise right, the ending of the song is actually a continuation from an earlier song on the album.

[@SaverioP]

I'm amazed at all the "Dark Side of the Moon" t-shirts I see teenagers wearing. Kind of cool that so many people keep discovering Pink Floyd to this very day.

[@smallblockchevy1022]

I kind of think it's cool too, but I honestly think that probably 90% of the people you see wearing them don't even know who Pink Floyd is. I think it's just trendy for a lot of kids. You see the same thing with AC/DC shirts as well, among some select others. There are a minute number of kids who actually like these bands, a small handfull of them who vaguely know the bands but pretend to know them better to be cool like the minute number of kids who really do like them. And then finally there are the majority of them who are like I described, who know nothing about the bands, and only wear the shirts to be like the few who actually do. Of course I could be wrong, but I strongly believe this is the actuality of the situation.

[@RodneyBuxton]

@@smallblockchevy1022This is so true. I posted a Pink Floyd video in a work group chat. About 10 minutes later I get a message from one of our younger people. She said OMG Pink Floyd is so amazing. I have two Pink Floyd t shirts and had no idea who they were.

[@burnout_2017]

Well lovely lady, you have entered the "mother" of all rabbit holes. Im gettin my popcorn ready and strapping in for this ride....thank you for allowing us to travel along with you. Love your channel

[@rick5440]

This song has a very profound effect on everyone who hears it for the first time.

[@josephdurham6051]

You really should check out "the great gig in the sky" one of the greatest vocal tracks ever.

[@brasco96wired67]

I just turned 60 and remember listing to this song in the 70's as a teenager and can tell you that looking back it doesn't seem that long ago that I was the kid in the back of the car listening to it.

[@eleazargutierrez8553]

I'm glad knowing now that you enjoy Pink Floyd you should try listening to "The Great Gig in the Sky" great song with great lyrics but no words. It's amazing...

[@guitarman8462]

I saw them 3 times in concert!! 🎸. There are so many Pink Floyd albums worth listening to. One thing about them is that , their albums are as if you were listening to one long song. Since all the songs are connected non stop. I do have a few that you should put on your list to give a reaction. - Jimi Hendrix live at the Fillmore " Machine Gun " - Purple Haze live - Johnny B Good live at the Monterey Pop Festival 🎸

[@Crazywater1976]

This is an album that needs to be listened from start to finish since songs flow together.

[@DJDOGG31]

David Gilmore’s guitar style is so unique and his guitar tone never fails to reel you in. Add in the fact his voice is so great.

[@patrick_sharkbait]

You definitely want to hear comfortably numb from the 94 pulse concert, there's an incredible guitar solo in that one.

[@druidswillow1052]

Hi Angela Great Choice This is my favourite Pink Floyd piece in fact the lyrics to this song my sister had printed and framed & gave it to me last birthday, I know other people will comment that it's a profound, multi-layered piece of art & they're right, It does get evermore profound as the years & decades go by, I'm not a religious person by any means as you might gather from my profile name! But with Pink Floyd & The Beatles and many others I find their music to be Divinely inspired & and has been a great source of comfort & Inspiration to me & I'm sure countless people across the world Get some more Floyd in your life! ATB Jim, Surrey, UK X

[@redfishradical]

I’ve been a subscriber for quite awhile now… I very much appreciate your take-often comparing & drawing similarities between artists which I’ve always missed and your lack of hype! 👊🥂 But I have GOT to get this out of my system… You ma’am, are a genuinely SPECTACULARLY BEAUTIFUL WOMAN… Dear sweet lord a’mercy but you DO leave me helplessly gobsmacked! 😮😍❤️💐 As for Floyd, I’ve been addicted since a friend turned me on to them in grade school…and was BEYOND FORTUNATE enough to catch their final tour which was truly epic in scope-mythic even! As massive as the show was, the music was greater still! Thank you for sharing your time and your eclectic musical journey!

[@hongfang2508]

This song is from the album, Dark Side of the Moon (DSM), one of the greatest rock operas ever made. Rock operas were fairly common in the late 60s, early 70s. It's takes xtra songwriting effort to put one together. That is probably why they don't exist after the early 70s to my knowledge. The opening instrumental track of DSM previews sound appearing throughout the rock opera and each track flows into the next track seamlessly. Only break is after the last song on side 1 (Great Gig in Sky) and first song on side 2 (Money). This break was necessary because the original vinyl had to be flipped on the turntable back in the day. Along with The Who's Quadrophenia (a double album masterpiece), DSM is my favorite rock opera.

[@thatguy2408]

My favorite part of watching reactions to this song is watching people try wrap it up. You did better than most.

[@uncabuzz118]

Angela...this is a concept album. You take the journey from beginning to end. You must also think of the context of the time we are speaking about. This is 1973 and we were all rolling a bit of happiness from our dime bags of pot.

[@toddshaw843]

Was waiting on this! Welcome to the level of music that only these four musicians have achieved, Roger, David, Rick, and Nick better known as Pink Floyd. They will literally change your life or at least the music in your life.

[@AliasMark69]

I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know.

[@paxonearth]

I consider this masterpiece to be a HOLY song. It's a dire warning against wasting one's life.

[@angeljauregui6463]

What a great breakdown and reaction! Pink Floyd is Amazing! P I Love "Keep Talking" great song⁰!

[@marksiracusa6114]

“Atmosphere “ , “state of mind” You said it. We called this “ head music”. It was great to see this masterpiece take you away deep into your head.

[@jmiddleton7961]

You have an accurate reaction/description of the song. It's cool that you get it. Thank you.

[@roccaclassico9028]

I envy you listening to this for the first time! Three must-see live performance videos: "Comfortably Numb" and "Sorrow" at Pulse 1994, and "High Hopes" (David Gilmour live at Gdansk). 🌝

[@Ninang363]

Since this is your second listen to Pink Floyd and your first reaction to a Dark Side of the Moon piece I would like to say that I agree with you on how well this song is written and performed by all involved. That being said Dark Side of the Moon is a concept album and meant to be listened to in order the first time at least. It is like reading a book but each chapter is great and you randomly chose a chapter. The songs tell a story when listened to in order. It is a story of life.

[@Daveaaaaa]

Superb reaction and analysis. Yes, life is not forever - I'll have to stop watching so many cat videos on KZbin and make better use of my time!

[@vicprovost2561]

I love my 3 cats, they rock out with us! 🐯

[@Whateva67]

Just get your own cat,mine keeps me laughing every day,she’s so awesome 😎

[@Daveaaaaa]

@@Whateva67 Very tempting! 🐈

[@paulbunch7772]

Pink Floyd songs are always a couple layers deeper than you think. The genius of this LONG intro is...while you listening to it, you are slowly becoming aware of ....TIME.

[@billofalltrades2633]

Awesome song

[@davidk4940]

I thought myself bulletproof at 20 in 1973. The world WAS mine...I thought. I first heard this song at full volume during the alarm bells. Will never forget it...48 years ago.

[@walterfleury3840]

The guitar solo is like the realization of "OH CRAP WHAT HAVE I DONE!"

[@eisch7150]

You have no idea how talented this group is!! Great reaction! Keep going on Pink Floyd, you will be amazed! Do Sorrow and On the Turning Away. Also Comfortably Numb.

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

The last chorus gets me every time. He's relaxing next to the fire while someone across the field has run out of time.

[@geraldherrmann787]

for pink floyd, this wasn´t even a long intro. people come here to absorb every single beat of floyd. even if it´s the 1000th time. for example: the intro of "shine on you crazy diamond" is about eight minutes long 🙂

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Brilliant reaction, Pink Floyd make you think about life with their lyrics. It's like a slap on the face first time hearing this classic. Maybe react to Comfortably Numb or Money next.

[@paulb4604]

You certainly caught the gist of the song that time never stops and before you know it it's gone by. But I also like to point out that I believe there was another message that Pink Floyd was trying to convey, and that is that it's NEVER TOO LATE to start living your life! You can be 20 or 40 or 75 and you can still enjoy your life and embrace it as much as you can. So yes, time rushes by whether you are ready to live life or not, but you can ALWAYS start!

[@jmpenn90]

For those of us still breathing air beware the "Time" and find a way to cherish each and every day!

[@martinl8574]

Young lady, first of all I am 62, I love your channel. You have a lifetime of discovery ahead. I was 12 when Dark Side was released. I was already a fan. From start to finish this album will change your life. So, sit back, relax and let this wave wash over you. I look forward to more of your posts and reactions.

[@infomax4572]

You really should react to their song "Great Gig in the Sky" from the same album! It will take you to another dimension, trust me!

[@svtinker]

Skip Pink Floyd? Perish the thought!

[@uncabuzz118]

This song never motivated me. I was there in 1973. I was sprawled across a bean bag chair completely spaced out.

[@silgen]

Me too, and I wasn't even stoned, it was just the music.