Pink Floyd - Time | FIRST TIME REACTION | 2011 Remastered

[@BisscuteReacts]

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[@UstrSado]

I reccomend the on the turning awy by Pink Floid

[@dmwalker24]

There's a good chance you'll listen to this song in 10, or 15 years, and I promise that those lyrics, and the supporting instrumentation and vocals get more profound with every passing year. This is truly one of the greatest songs ever written, by one of the greatest bands ever to write songs.

[@De5O54]

Reading about Roger Waters is quite fascinating. His parents, literally teachers, taught him so much. His mother travelled up to the North of England and taught there. She was somewhat a radical so it is clear where the frontman gets the cut of his jib. _‘Mother do you think they’ll drop the bomb’._ His parents told him to make up his own mind about a lot of things. A bit before my time, and never partook of the herbal puff stuff. My pals did, my best pal dropped dead, my other pal who picked him up was really into Pink Floyd. A strange thing happened. When my pal died young, everyone I knew him through stopped contacting me. It does not bother me but I had never heard of it and do not know what that is called. I remember this band had a poster/ album cover with a lot of beds lined up on a beach. There is one with lightbulbs I think, and a guy on fire shaking hands with another guy. The son of the guitarist tried to pull down a statue in England. I would say they are more evocative rather than ‘greatest’ or ‘profound’. I wonder if they’ve done film score work. That album on Biss’s thumbnail has never been an OOP, out of print since its release I am sure. Hugely successful band. and huge extra points they are not Coldplay.

[@rosiemason-rk4cm]

Disagree - I'm almost 60 years old now & have been trying to get into Pink Floyd for over 40 years but I just can't do it; I still find them as pretentious, dull & boring as I ever did even though my attempt to like them has resulted in me owning 11 of their albums.

[@balthazartrumpi6808]

@@rosiemason-rk4cm I find it rather strange that you would buy 11 albums of a band you find pretentious.

[@rosiemason-rk4cm]

@@balthazartrumpi6808 I thought I was missing something as everyone else seemed to think that Floyd were amongst the greatest. Funnily enough I just bought 4 more Pink Floyd albums (CDs) - The Division Bell, Delicate Sound Of Thunder, Pulse & The Endless River though I am yet to listen to them. As with all my Floyd albums I bought them second hand, from a charity shop for 50p each. I have some vinyl albums (Relics, Ummagumma & another couple that I can't remember the titles of) that I bought at car boot sales for 20p each. I wouldn't pay full price for new albums. Maybe it'll just click with me one day & I'll finally "get it" but I'm not holding my breath!! The money I pay for these albums is so little that if I just lost it out of my pocket I wouldn't notice it was gone & maybe they'll be worth something one day - probably when Gilmour or Waters dies!

[@balthazartrumpi6808]

@@rosiemason-rk4cm I still find this strange, Rosie. Why take the trouble to keep listening to a band you find pretentious? Something else is going on ... some part of you keeps getting drawn into Pink Floyd. Why?... Look, there's no law that says you have to like Pink Floyd, but if I don't like a band after a couple of listens, I ignore them for the rest of my life. Why can't you do the same?

[@SKiZ0TT]

Song hits harder as the years go by. Incredible song writing.

[@deanrotering879]

I agree. I came to Pink Floyd later in life. Wow didn’t know what I was missing

[@guyturbide6348]

Yep

[@greg2976]

YES!!!!!👍👍💯💯

[@davidcooks5265]

It's like time it never goes back!

[@mikeymikeFType]

Tell me about it. I’m 61 and already died once 😊

[@persadies]

When you are younger you understand this song, as you get older you feel it

[@alexandremaireno-ni4ec]

Then you get very much older, and forget ever hearing it

[@Andromeda101]

@@alexandremaireno-ni4ec Lol. That was funny xD

[@davidbordonaro1631]

beautifully said

[@scottcompton9049]

Totally

[@jaimereupert4247]

​@@alexandremaireno-ni4ecPepperidge Farms remembers. 😂

[@jakobl9711]

this is my favorite pink floyd song. it really kind of walks you through the stages of life. its crazy to think they wrote this song in their twenties.

[@chrisblythe4912]

Was thinking the same this morning the older I get the more meaning the sings have,did they realise this when they wrote them at such a young age .?

[@garryiglesias4074]

It's been decades that I cite this song as my favorite one (although it's hard to have a true "favorite"), and my favorite solo, and I was often confronted to people (in a peaceful way) citing "Comfortably Numb" or so. I'm happy to see this song gets more recognition since I watch reacts on KZbin. Sadly DSOTM suffer from being "the most sold album", and there's often a "snobbism" reaction of trying to avoid citing it... But DSOTM is still the first album of their golden arc, so even if the 3 followings are masterpieces, undoubtedly, there's (to me) a "prize" to be the first one. DSOTM is indeed the best album in Space Time, it's one of the "perfect albums".

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

@@garryiglesias4074 totally agree with you my friend. And you mentioned Space in your comment, and I don’t know if you know the fact, that this album was printed on an 18 carat gold plate and was send to space with other voices, and still traveling in space on the board of the “ Voyager one “ ? My memory is not as sharp as it should be, because it is maybe I mixed up the numbers of Voyager one or two. But it’s really doesn’t matter, what matters is the message about our little miserable being in the universe!

[@Cheesesteak70-d1v]

Looking at the face of young people listening to this song loving the music, but not understanding how the words cut into an old man’s heart like mine. If you live your life with this song, like I have one day, you will understand, and realize the true greatness of dark side of the Moon.

[@bechtel35]

@@chrisblythe4912 intense use of psychedelics can bring profound realizations as you are left in your thoughts of your life and the life you see around you, but only you are experiencing yourself and your world from a different perspective.

[@lananiella]

If you haven't done it already, this leads right into the female vocals in the incomparable "Great Gig In the Sky". They really go together. It's weird hearing one without the other. Same with "Brain Damage / Eclipse". Everyone here would LOVE to see you react to ALL of those! (psst. everybody. back me up on this!) Also, Nick Mason uses lighted drumsticks that change color during the opening drum part when they play this live. At least he did on the "Pulse" concert video. It's a pretty cool effect. Check it out!

[@3beard]

Backing you up!

[@rickfiltz5211]

Backing you up 100%

[@Denashi]

Yes, indeed!

[@grabtharshammer]

Definitely Biss should sit down and listen / react to the whole Dark Side Of The Moon Album all in one go. The Album is really designed to be listened to as a whole, rather than in bits and pieces, though each song is excellent on its own. It is just that the whole thing is a different experience

[@lananiella]

@@grabtharshammer I couldn't agree more. That would be awesome. Question is though, the original album version or when they played the whole thing live on "Pulse"? Very good case to make for either of those, but I would choose "Pulse" because of the immediacy of the live experience and the spectacular visuals that add so much to it. But the original, come on. I mean, it's hard to vote for anything against one of the greatest albums that ever was or ever will be. Opinions?

[@dturasky19]

PLEASE listen to this album in its entirety , this is concept album where songs flow one into another, and listening to individual songs takes away from the experience the band wanted to present, Im not saying you cant listen to individual songs from the album ever, BUT reacting to the entire album is the best way to appreciate the masterpiece it is. There is a reason its been on the charts since its release in 1972!

[@rbh3482]

Goosebumps huh? The first time I heard this song was 50 years ago I got goosebumps! I just got them again!

[@De5O54]

Not one person can confirm if geese get goosebumps. Not to my satisfactory standards anyway. Would they be called geesebumps.? Hmmm, Don’t hear Pink Floyd venturing into geesebump territory, which would have broadened their repertoire exponentially, flying into the sunset.

[@danw3735]

@@De5O54 No.. Geese get Humanbumps

[@De5O54]

@@danw3735 I checked the medical literature. You are very correct.

[@DeeDee-eb6fe]

Same here! But 45 years ago i didn't catch the full meaning (cause i was just a german kid). Now with more understanding and life experience, this song is an absolute tear jerker, cause i made exactly these mistakes in the song, wasting time and thinking there's still enough of it left ...

[@roberormonde]

Alen parson was the producer

[@gumbomudderx7503]

The older you get the more this song resonates. Nothing terrifies me more than the passage of time and my own mortality.

[@AlphaLimaXray]

Indeed. :(

[@carlgrove8793]

If you are right, and I presume you think you will cease to exist at death, then you will never know it! But if you're wrong... You're in a win/win situation.

[@gumbomudderx7503]

@@carlgrove8793 I guess it’s the unknowing. You’re correct, I assume I will cease to exist when I die. The absence of all is something I can’t wrap my head around. Recently someone posed the question to me, do I remember when I came to exist? And I don’t…but in a weird way that’s kind of comforting because that doesn’t terrify me and I assume it’s a similar state. I mostly try not to think about it. I can go down that rabbit hole in my head and really freak myself out, so I try to avoid dwelling on it.

[@pistonburner6448]

Nothing? Not even losing your soul and becoming a bad person? That is scares me a whole lot more than dying.

[@gumbomudderx7503]

@@pistonburner6448 I’m old enough now that I don’t really worry about if I’m a good person or not. I consider myself as being a pretty decent person so I don’t really see that changing. I’m more concerned about being a good father and husband. I feel like I have a pretty good handle on that though but for sure some times I feel like I come up short. It’s no where near as scary to me as ceasing to exist though. Maybe because it’s totally out of my control?

[@youcantleavethisempty]

This is a great song, and every time I hear it it hits a bit harder. I'm still hanging on in quiet desperation though.

[@greg2976]

God Bless You!!!! Hang in there!

[@SilentBob731]

Mortality's fine, it's the Infirmity that sucks. 😉

[@MrSteveishere]

I would have been 12 years old when I first heard this track, I'm 62 now, 50 years later it still sounds so good, I never get tired of hearing it, probably one of the greatest tunes ever made...

[@jonm1114]

The ending of "Time" seemed a little abrupt because on the album it flows right into the next song, "The Great Gig in the Sky". That song also flows thematically from "Time", and it has some more of the female vocal you enjoyed in "Time", so that could be a great next Pink Floyd reaction for you.

[@garryiglesias4074]

It's not the ending of "Time", the song ends even more abruptly, because it's directly chained to "Breathe (reprise)" just at the end of the lyrics («...the song is over, thought I something more to say...» CUT !! This is the end of the song, the next notes are from Breathe...)

[@rainerzufall42]

@@garryiglesias4074 Usually, "Breath (reprise)" is seen as a part of the "Time" track, that consists of two parts (there are differences on vinyl and different CD versions though). I think, you can listen to "Time" and "Breathe (reprise)" as one song, while "The Great Gig in the Sky" is more optional (although still recommended). Very best is listening to the whole DSOTM album in one turn, that's for sure!

[@w.c.orielly9059]

you are clearly VERY intelligent and intuitive... regardless of language.... that is obvious.... ty for reacting and posting... peace to you Bisscute!! ✌😎

[@scozz6139]

Pink Floyd is Legendary, they are a vibe, one of the greatest Rock Bands ever!

[@greg2976]

I'm 63. 50 years ago, the lyrics didn't mean much to me. But now, they ring so true!!!!!!!! Bisscute, you will find it out yourself someday! Great reaction!!!

[@TheRscorp]

Yesterday I was your age, now today I woke up and I'm 51. That's what it feels like. This song hits hard. The "every year is getting shorter" line actually seems real.

[@arthurscastro]

I feel you, man. I know this song hits hard, but it's ultimately saying: "think about the years you still have in front of you (many), and make the most out of it".

[@ThirdEyePerspective1111]

I feel like I blinked and the summer was over. It seems like the trees were just blooming a few days ago, and now the leaves are already starting to turn yellow.

[@bobmorgan1575]

Still trying to figure out when I got so durn old, then realized it's been almost a half-century since I graduated High School.

[@herrzimm]

"Ten years have passed you by, nobody told you when to run, now you've missed the starting gun"..... That line hits extremely hard the older you get and realize just how often you find yourself "behind" on something for one reason or another, only to suddenly realize "If I had only done ...... earlier".

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

You can always run a little faster. But, as soon as you do, you realise that that's not what it's all about.

[@karagi101]

@@GaryNoone-jz3mq Just don’t have lofty goals and you won’t be disappointed in how your life turned out.

[@ForbiddTV]

The female vocals you liked was that of Clare Torry. The next song on the same album that Time comes from is called The Great Gig In The Sky which Clare Torry performs her magic as the lead vocalist on. You should definitely react to this song.

[@Gabriel_Moline]

This album is a must listen all the way through!🌸🌺🌿🍀

[@jams_world81]

The fact that this album was recorded in 1968-1970 time period with the equipment they had back then, is simply remarkable and it’s a masterpiece. This album is number one of all time for me, it deserves to be listened start to finish in a dark room with your eyes closed and great quality headphones. There is a documentary out there that is about the recording of this album, it makes you really appreciate the music and the genius behind this album. Highly recommend to watch then listen to the album in its entirety

[@outwest1014]

I have been listening to "Time" for about 50 years. It hits harder as the years go by!!

[@davespargo5944]

About 45 years for me. You speak the truth......

[@garryiglesias4074]

This song made me cry at 12-13 when I first discovered it. It was about 35 years ago, I still have chills and tears when I listen to this best album in Space Time.

[@mikebunner3498]

Pink Floyd is one of the best rock bands ever!!!!! You are wearing headphones, be careful with the volume in the beginning, or you may blow your ears up!!! And we cannot have that! Enjoy this masterpiece!!!!! This album/CD is one of those that make you think & think!!!! That's Pink!! Mr. David Gilmour is wonderful........ Guitar and vocals and song writing. This man has SO much talent. This man can do it ALL............ His guitar licks are legendary. A great rock band............ Take care!!!

[@bubbatrump2207]

As a young boy in the 70’s. My parents would play pink floyd a ton. Some of their songs would make me tear up 😢

[@shipkiss16]

your reviews are great and your accent is so cool and sweet..

[@9211goat]

I love your mastery of the English language, Bisscute.... very impressive!

[@carlosgabrielcarrillotovar9165]

Oh girl, you really feel the music

[@astral7080]

I was 12 when this hit me like a rock, change my life..... And now 50 years later, it still gets throu to you young people.... Timeless

[@larrygreen6777]

Hard to believe it’s been 50 years ago next month since I saw this concert live at the old Tampa stadium.Still the greatest concert I ever saw.

[@Dan-nj8du]

I was a little younger than you when this album came out in 1973. So happy to see your generation's reaction. Listen to it 50 years from now and you'll hear it from a different perspective. Regarding the female vocals, it doesn't give them enough credit to call them background singers. You should do every song on Dark Side of the Moon, in order Thanks for sharing.

[@iant4862]

the whole album is a journey that needs to be done at various times in life as it talks to you in different stages and resonates. Simply amazing

[@charcolew]

Extraordinary reaction - you responded to the music and the emotions and physical sensations it gave you, you responded to the lyrics and what they meant both generally and on a personal level, and you did it all in your second language in an entertaining way.

[@gkelly1528]

Your reaction to the guitar solo is priceless!

[@danellwein8679]

timie is one of those things where perception is stronger than reality ..

[@TheCkent100]

Technically, you played two songs: "Time" and "Breathe (Reprise)". "Time" flows seamlessly into "Breathe (Reprise)", which is why they're usually bundled together and not many people know that they are actually two songs. The song "Time" actually ends after the lines "The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say", when there is a subtle change in instrumentation.

[@adrianfernandonoya5196]

Dark side of the moon album was made in the way that you have to start listening from the first track to the last one , because every song is conected to the next one , AND life is to short that you don't have to leave for tomorrow what you can do today because tomorrow maybe is too late. FOR EXAMPLE tell to the people you love how much you love them , because maybe one they you passed away or them passed away and you missed the starting gun like in the song.

[@jasonmfshow]

This is my favorite song of all time. The older I get, the more it rings true.

[@johnfloyd4166]

You are spot on..thank u.bless u.❤❤❤❤

[@stevePsutton]

Female vocals are Clare Torry, who also featured on The Great Gig In The Sky (studio version from This same album - The Dark Side Of The Moon) Worth doing a reaction video to the album version of The Great Gig (aka death) and hear the full might of Clare's original vocals. She was brought in as session singer and guided to improvise the vocals from cards shown to here by the band in the control room while she sang in the recording room. An all time classic Pink Floyd song from an all time classic album from my youth

[@sanningaming5370]

Selalu suka dengan kontennya bisscute...

[@rickfiltz5211]

We are all now listening to ALLTIME epic music that is not and will not ever happen again. We are in the presence of greatness.

[@BridewellSeniorTube]

That's why the practice of GRATITUDE is such a powerful fulfilling force! ❤

[@cosmo1413]

My favourite song ever, I hope you enjoy it!!

[@campbeld63]

"Time" actually ends on the line "the time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say," and is very much a metaphor for life itself; that we start out with all the time in the world, only to realise later that it is more precious and finite than we thought. For so many people, time runs out when they still have so much more to do.

[@irishboy0001]

I have seen them twice in concert and "epic" best describes them. Pink Floyd, their music/lyrics are in fact, timeless. 50 years from now people will listen and it will have the same punch as today. Amazing.

[@johnfloyd4166]

Great gig in the sky ❤❤❤❤

[@davidmoule417]

First time I heard this it gave me goosebumps on that first organ note and still does 50 years later

[@BisscuteReacts]

Nice

[@jerrypost9651]

Great reaction, Bisscute! ❤ I'm 71 years old, and I remember the release of this album, "Dark Side of the Moon," in 1973 when I was 21. I listened to this album repeatedly as I grew older, and that line, "No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun" really haunted me at times. But now I can just relax and breathe it in once more with pleasure. And it means a lot to see someone such as yourself newly exposed to it. If you want to hear another epic track of theirs, I would recommend "Us and Them" from the same album.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you so much ❤

[@jerrypost9651]

@@BisscuteReacts My pleasure! 😉

[@franktraina4147]

Pink floyd is Timeless. All their songs are always relevant. 😎

[@davidens8204]

I live in a convalescent home and for the last 4 years I have seen 12 people leave this mortal coil for one reason or another mostly due to age-induced illness but also for something as insideous the coronavirus... my point is time waits for noboady .. if you have billions or pennies .. time tempered by death comes for us all .. and may I say watching you and listening to your words of wisdom in a language that is not your own .. the impact they have on me is even more poignant and insightful thank you for being you

[@RJ-oy7cq]

Biss--lovely reaction to Time and time! Very well said and thoughtful.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

It's me again. Time is like love. You get more of it by giving it away.

[@Claimjumper55]

One of the best albums of all time. I recently found out that the ticking clock sound was done with a bass guitar by palm muting the strings and alternate picking with the thumb and a finger.

[@jamienerdahl9209]

Arguably..the greatest song ever done..period.

[@johngreig7281]

This one at the very least needs to be done back to back with Great gig in the sky.

[@alexdalton8854]

What an esplendid reaction and analisys of the lyrics, Biss! Pink Floyd always aware us of the empty lives we have, searching for things without value, while our lives vanish in time. Amazing, girl !!!❤❤❤

[@allenlong5109]

Pink Floyd always had a special way of letting the music do the talking. Nobody has done it better.

[@derwolf9670]

My dad took me to a Pink Floyd when I was a little kid. To this day the best concert I've ever been to. Thanks Dad. Bisscute, you asked us to remind you of bands you haven't reacted to in a while: You haven't done a reaction to Band-Maid in a long time. Would love to see another one. Liebe Grüße

[@stevenpoff6273]

You go girl this is some of THE GREATEST HEART AND SOUL SPIRITUAL music that you will ever hear. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

You can actually grow by listening to Pink Floyd and we all need to grow. That's what tells you you're alive.

[@danb.6294]

I was 17 when this came out and still miss doing a few bong loads and putting headphones on and letting this music fill my head. 60 years later, yes I'm old now and this and Wish you Were Here are still 2 oof the best albums EVER recorded.

[@frenchyman19xx]

pink floyd is one of the best bands on earth. they are so awesome. i grew up listening to pink floyd since i was about 9 (1968) and i liked them straight away and over time they just got better and more awesome. they belong in musician heaven forever and ever

[@vernhoke7730]

Treat yourself and watch the live version from the Pulse concert. It'll blow your mind. On a side note I've been listening to this album for 50 years now. It still stands the test of time. 😊

[@garryiglesias4074]

It always will, because it's simply the best album in Space Time, a perfectly crafted album.

[@boatymcboatface666]

Visually, I preferred the Delicate Sound version, actually filmed in 35mm as apposed to digital format, which suffered from wash out from stage lights. Saw Delicate live so maybe that why too. 💕

[@Thundaarr]

The opening alarms are the start of life, followed by the wasting of time because you're young, followed by the wasting of effort in middle age (the plans that come to aught), and followed by the old age of just wanting to warm your bones beside the fire, finally with the tolling of the iron bell, which is part of the softly spoken magic spell (the funeral rites which await us all). Every stage of life makes this song deeper.

[@AndreDavila]

Great!!! Always listen to Pink Floyd with lyrics ON

[@MikeEnglund-ih1zh]

I've been listening to this since I was 12 years old and it started to hit home a few years ago!

[@Rogue0257]

I can remember exactly when and where I was the first time I heard this, 1983, and my uncle's house. We were fixing my father's breaks. I was eight, and it seared itself into my mind. Now it's one of my favorite albums.

[@joerichards2658]

I think this is the best reaction I have seen you do. Very honest, insightful, and sharing of your own thoughts and experiences. Pink Floyd's music often triggers introspection and self-analysis. This particular album, Dark Side of the Moon, has so many great tracks that make the listener really think. Very well done reaction!

[@billywix7313]

One of my favorites by PF. The guitar solo is awesome.

[@jamesdalton8539]

for almost 50 years, one of the greatest selling albums of all time... and still selling to new generations!!!

[@lesevans4905]

Pink Floyd was founded in 1965 by Syd Barrett, (guitar lead vocals) Nick Mason, Roger Waters and Richard Wright. Under Barrett's leadership they released two charting singles and the successful debut album The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 1967. My favorite song from Barrett was "See Emily Play" which was reportedly about a girl named Emily, who Barrett claimed to have seen while sleeping in the woods after taking a psychedelic drug. In April of 1968 Barrett was ousted from the band amid speculation of mental illness and excessive use of psychedelic drugs. Some say he was intentional overdosed on drugs and was never the same after that, who knows. In 1978 when his money ran out he went into seclusion moving back to Cambridge to live with his mother. Barrett was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996. Although Barrett had not appeared or spoken in public since the mid 1970s, he did visit his sister's house in November 2001 to watch the BBC Omnibus documentary made about him. Reportedly he enjoyed seeing Mike Leonard again, calling him his teacher, he also enjoyed hearing "See Emily Play". Barrett died at home in Cambridge on July 7th 2006 at the age of 60.

[@t.d.9675]

My favorite song by Pink Floyd is "High Hopes". I'm going against the mainstream with that, but I think the song is a masterpiece that makes you sad, happy, melancholic and light as a feather at the same time. Try it in a private, quiet minute ;)

[@Cheesesteak70-d1v]

you shake your head at the end of the line closer to death .you are young, bright, and beautiful. This song will stick with you for the rest of your life, as well as the Darkside album and the older you get the harder it hits in realization of the absolute brilliance. of these young men writing the most brilliant music of our time……

[@jvegboy]

Next Pink Floyd High Hopes, please... 💜💟💜

[@fewwiggle]

The obvious (AND NECESSARY) follow-up to this is "The Great Gig in the Sky" BTW, the 'abrupt' ending to many songs on the album (The Dark Side of the Moon) is because they cut it off as it transitions into another song -- it's like the songs are all one piece, so there is no good way to separate the songs. IOW, on the vinyl album, you can listen to it as a continuous series of songs.

[@williamfenner9480]

You may note that "Great Gig in the Sky" follows Time and the last lines of Time could describe a funeral (bells toil, faithful to their knees) and GGITS may give a voice to the 5 stages of grief (anger, denial, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance)

[@chrisofnottingham]

As you being a non native English speaker, well done for picking out that line. And for me as a much older person who has heard this since it was first released, let me tell you, it is like a knife in heart

[@denniswhitney6147]

TIME has always been my favorite pink Floyd song since I was a teenager. Best album ever! Time is short enjoy every moment you can. I Love you're reactions. (THINK PINK)❤❤❤❤

[@fredvelez7703]

"It's a Vibe", you nailed it! My generation was 2 decades after Pink Floyd but they are part of every Generation once you get them. Ironically, this song is called "Time", yet it's timeless.

[@dziamiano4792]

Pink Floyd "high hopes" the best

[@thepragmatic6383]

For me, time is perfectly represented by an hourglass, but an hourglass that can never be turned around to start over. Whatever we do, this sand always pours out at the same speed. It's only a matter of time before it runs out, which is what makes it so valuable.

[@TerenceShortman]

Love the reaction a little background bought this album in 1973 when it came out it is the third biggest selling album of all time 50 million copies. it spent 18 consecutive years in the billboard top 200 charts no other album has got anywhere near that and is considered by many critics as the best album ever.

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Bisscute I wrote this in 92. Dyslexic Melody Pain inside my head Was breakin' me down jus' like a Couple tons of bricks Falling into my hole I feel my soul is alive And there must be a reason for it Let go of the past Set yourself free What, is it strange? What is it, strange? Feeling my subconsciousness for what it is & now I'm feelin' better as it starts to rain Some ppl've got things backwards from the way we've got em Closed minds like those are what makes life so lame!!! So what, is it strange? What is it, strange? -it goes with the 1st song I ever made on guitar, back in 1995. Yes, I'm that old. I turned 49 this past Feb. I'm young and heart tho, and that's what counts- 😉

[@DocRock71]

You really have a beautiful way with words in your analysis and insights, which even many much older people don't have. This song still makes me think deeply even 40+ after I first heard it. It is a joyous experience watching newer generations of young people discovering and appreciating Pink Floyd, some of the best music from my youth, and probably ever. Dark Side Of the Moon and also the Beatles Sgt Pepper, were probably the 2 greatest and influential albums of the last 50 years. Many people will still be listening to the Beatles and Pink Floyd in another 50 years, but very few others so far.

[@marllosmhf]

É muito bom ver você SENTIR a música e não só ouvir. Parabéns.

[@DimeJ]

My favorite pink floyd song, hope you enjoy!

[@joannparker1977]

I first heard this when I was 17. Now I’m 63. And of course, I’ve listened to this over years. As time continues to move on the more meaningful this becomes. Timeless. Revisit this song throughout your life. And, it’s a drag that we are ruled by time. Some days when I’m not working I don’t even want to know what time it is! There just isn’t ever enough time.

[@Silencio.Encerrado]

I'm Brazilian and I've been listening to Pink Floyd since I was a kid. Forget the importance of lyrics and language. I just want to enjoy the music and the experience of discovery by you. Don't bother deciphering Pink Floyd, nobody has. Pink Floyd is what we need him to be. Goosebumps say it all.

[@davidmoule417]

I loved this song when it first came out and 50 year's later i still play the album and still think it's the best album they ever did

[@PabloAntonio-q4n]

Thanks for your reaction. All is so deep. Hugs❤

[@SvenGold]

Lovely a Pink Floyd reaction... they've got so many more lovely songs to discover. F.e.: Have a Cigar, Dogs, Sheep, Echoes, Shine on you crazy Diamond, High Hopes,.....

[@kikevelez9971]

Love your Face..... its pure

[@stephenord3403]

Saw the mighty Floyd in 72, 67 now and not well but this is my song. Thanks David and the band

[@nathanjacobus3577]

Without a doubt one of Floyd's greatest songs. So happy to see you reacting to this! Hope you find the Time for yourself and have yourself a wonderful Time in what you are doing! 😉 🙂😊

[@BisscuteReacts]

Glad you liked it, thank you so much ❤

[@danmayberry1185]

First reaction, and such an eloquent interpretation. Audio-only let's us absorb the song, and relate it to our own experiences and images. Can't wait to watch more of this channel!

[@salvatoremesa]

Congratulations. Your reacts are very emotional and very human. I follow PINK FLOYD more than 25 years. I love people who like music and liryks, analyze vehemently LIKE YOU. ❤

[@gerrydantone6834]

This song was released on the Dark Side of the Moon which just celebrated its 50th Anniversary! Possibly the greatest album of all time.

[@aloisiolopes9779]

If you like the backing vocals, you need to see the Pink Floyd song named "The Great Gig in The Sky" in live Pulse show.

[@nathan.brazil780]

07:00 "No one told you when to run... You missed the starting gun" is basically referring to missing your start in life. You became an adult and missed the "start" of adulthood and just continued on partying and wasting your life away like a teenager.

[@fernandonavarrette4522]

Great, great, great analysis of your reactions, especially when it comes to time and the differences of ALL of our lives to find time to LIVE. There are so many different parts of our lives, how do we manage to make TIME for any of it???

[@SilentBob731]

A true Classic from one of the Greatest Albums of All-Time (that came out the same year I did). Definitely gotta spark a bowl for this one... 🪴🚬