PINK FLOYD - TIME // REACTION (This was so moving!!)

[@meemman843]

Nothing makes me feel better than seeing the younger generation discover pink floyd, like we did

[@mehmetyuksel9677]

Thats true

[@bryanstaddon5998]

Well… I don’t think she was tripping balls like I was.

[@kurtemus]

Only 50 years and multiple generations later

[@willasacco9898]

Believe me, the older you get the more this song penetrates your soul:

[@willasacco9898]

I must add- You got this song, perfectly. Amazing reaction. Keep on rocking.

[@escudos999]

Great, spot on reaction. Thanks 👍

[@natecorning]

Exactly. The less time you have left, the more this song resonates.

[@alanpeterson4939]

Yep. It’s meaning is more poignant to me at 65 than it was when I heard it in college in 1974. Shorter of breath is a reality.

[@jameswilson8433]

Yep. Been listening to it since it came out. Now I'm just hanging on in quiet desperation.

[@johnwilson5743]

I first heard this as a teenager. Then I was busy, busy, busy having a great time and before I knew it I was late 20's. I blinked a few times and I was late 30's. Then late 40's. Holy shit, what was happening? Then again when I was late 50's. Every single time I heard it, it meant something different to me. Now I'm late 60's and, while I'm not warming my bones before the fire, I can hear those church bells tolling out for funerals as my friends are dropping life flies. Damn, where has all the time gone? Cheers. Pink Floyd fan for life!

[@mehmetyuksel9677]

Same happend to me. I am 60. Heart this first time when I was 15 years old. How Pink made this when they were only in there 20s.

[@shineon7641]

Amen to that! John Lennon once said: "Life is what happens while we're busy making other plans." I thought Wow, now he understands?! Then Pink Floyd threw this one out there and it was at this point that I assumes every one must be aware of this "Time" phenomenon. For some reason I believed that the Akipping Away of Time was only happening to me, up to that point?! Please, live your life as though Time were your most precious commodity... because it is! Want Proof? Okay, well, you will never get that second, that just past, back again... or that one either... or that one...or...

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

Yep, in my 60s as well. I feel blessed to wake up every day, whereas before I never thought about it.

[@MAUREENALLEN79]

Days gone by

[@daveperryman291]

Same here, friend

[@arthurwright8827]

I truly believe that 100 years from now, people will look back on Pink Floyd the way we look back on Mozart and Beethoven!

[@polferiferus1938]

They certainly deserve it! So many transcendent masterpieces, we’re spoiled to have been alive at the time they were brought to life!

[@bazzer124]

Mozart and Beethoven were Pink Floyd before electricity. Cheers....

[@guy-on-couch3652]

one of the greatest songs ever written, produced, performed, and recorded in history....Brilliant

[@pradipchaudhuri9240]

Yes, Time is the most iconic Pink Floyd song ever! Classic intro, Great tune, Incredible lyrics and One of the finest guitar solos of all times by David Gilmour!

[@pradipchaudhuri9240]

@@diegoandres5306 Yes, you are right, Comfortably Numb is another great track with mind boggling guitar solos by David Gilmour !

[@YakBat]

The one thing I wish I could do all over again, is experience Pink Floyd for the first time. They have shaped my life since I was 10, it's been a great 4 decades.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

Stated well, every time you hear the same songs you've heard for 40 years it becomes more and more relevant. That's how it was designed, true genius.

[@chrisweidner4768]

6 here. Indeed. All the best. Always.

[@victorvaldez9723]

"Time is precious" As a 60 year old man i got to tell you have no idea how much is. Keep Floydian.

[@cinderellsworth]

Time is speeding up isn't it, Victor? I'm 64 yo, and I swear I was a new mother just yesterday. My son will be 45 in a few months. It's hard to fathom all of the time I just let slip through my fingers...💙😪

[@victorvaldez9723]

@@cinderellsworth Yes, it´s like this song becomes a curse, every year is getting shorter, plans never get, etc. Take care.

[@BeeBumper]

There is something missing in this comment to make it coherent, not a jab just want clarity

[@BenjWarrant]

No-one told you when to run.

[@n0tk0sher]

49 last month here. When I turn 50 think I might pull a Benjamin Button.

[@markparsons1589]

Time is everything. Glad you heard the song this way

[@78twood]

Girlfriend!! I saw this live in 1973, Tampa Stadium, 16 years old!! BEST CONCERT IVE EVER SEEN...HANDS DOWN 💜🌟

[@davidputterman2719]

I was lucky enough to have seen Pink Floyd in concert on their Division Bell Tour in 1994 which was their last tour as Pink Floyd. Let me set the scene. It was a misty evening at the Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. As soon as the concert started, nobody seemed to care about the light rain falling as the laser lights cut through the misty sky and the quadraphonic sound filling the packed to capacity stadium. It took some time to recover emotionally from that concert as I'm sure it would a Nightwish concert. By far, the best concert I had ever seen in my lifetime. Thank you for that reaction. Now, just imagine seeing a full show.......

[@thepragmatic6383]

At 11:38 you say: "i'm definitely gonna be doing more Pink Floyd, because they just open my eyes". This is perfect for two reasons, I love Pink Floyd and you have wonderful eyes.

[@pauladams3135]

What a cheesy thing to say lol STALKER ALERT !

[@thepragmatic6383]

@@pauladams3135 There is nothing wrong with telling the truth. I am not harassing or persecuting her by telling her that she has beautiful eyes. It's just a compliment.

[@pauladams3135]

@@thepragmatic6383 tell that to the judge lol

[@BenjWarrant]

Smooth.

[@victorsanchez8050]

Smooth but SIMP uwu

[@zlatan5799]

The greatest band of all time...

[@thesound-chameleonman3580]

One of...

[@joaocardoso8453]

Sorry. I love Pink Floyd and especially David Gilmour...but....have you heard of a band called..THE BEATLES? 😊😊😎😎

[@zlatan5799]

@@joaocardoso8453 yeah ,The Beatles influenced a lot and contributed a lot to the music industry but i think pink floyd overtook them with their own creativity and unique sonic experimentation....

[@pasqualemuzzupappa8596]

The Best band ever....

[@pafsa0717]

@@joaocardoso8453 there is Pink Floyd and there is the rest of them. After Pink Floyd you can argue who is the best. The Beatles,The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin etc etc. But if we can be impartial with music then we can say that the combination between music and lyrics in Pink Floyd's creation is more complete than any other band or even solo artist ever. But I know it's a really matter of taste at the end.

[@johnroberts1009]

You hit the nail on the head. I’m 63 and time is something one does not want to waste. Tomorrow may not come. Appreciate every day you are given. Great band wonderful song. Thanks for sharing this with us all. 😎

[@markprior2278]

Believe me, the older you get the faster time seems to pass, and before you know it its too late. Enjoy your life and live to the full while you can.

[@kevinbrady3063]

Yes, before you know 10 years has got behind you and no one told you when to run, I missed the starting gun! Think Pink 💖

[@leeperola7023]

True words. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@TheSebiestor]

before you know it, the song is over

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

How true that is. I'm 51, divorce, son turned 18 and moved out, had to leave my career recently as I have been diagnosed with a neurological disorder. Every morning I wake up alone have my coffee and think how did I get here. Make through the day, go to bed alone. Wake up in disbelief that this really is my life now. It's good that my son is finding his own in the world and I am happy for him. But I still wake up every morning to dead silence... Nobody knows when things can change. It isn't one massive change, it is a slow series of events and then you realize that everything slipped through your fingers..... Any single mum's out there please remember to take care of yourself, develop hobbies make friends even if babysitters are expensive and don't believe that your career is you it was what you once did. It ends. Maybe I should have settled to have less of a demanding career thinking I would make our lives easier. All I invested in was my career and my son's life. I remember when he was born thinking, what a bittersweet relationship you have with your child: it is the only relationship you have where you work towards preparing them to Leave and move on as a healthy adult, that's the goal....it is what it is meant to be. I forgot to prepare myself to be left alone ,I should have invested more time on myself, it felt like there just wasn't enough time and that I was being selfish. I wish I had had a older woman mentor that could have warned me or at least quietly remind me. Ends are just beginnings that haven't started yet. I will find my footing when the shock wears off. :-)

[@TheSebiestor]

@@AmandaHugandKiss411 ❤

[@ssacra22]

'So you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking. Racing around to come up behind you again". Brilliant!!! Best storytellers in Rock history. Magical

[@goldenruletv7301]

This song, one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs of all-time, really should be listened to with the Great Gig in the Sky. The whole album Dark Side of the Moon is the greatest album ever made.....should listen to the whole album straight through. It Never Gets Old!

[@craenor]

I've listened to that entire album at least once a month for literally decades now.

[@StephaneSmarties]

Time is the worst concept to apprehend. You think about the time you have left and it has already slipped through your fingers. I believe the best way is to live for the moment. Enjoy the present and don’t think too much about the past or the future. Pink Floyd is my favorite band and you make the best reactions I’ve seen. Thank you so much! 😍

[@MegaAlan54321]

The future disappears into memory With only a moment between - Neal Peart

[@frankpuncekar5051]

From this old Metal Head , Pink Floyd is the Master of guiding your emotional experiences thru each song & melodies and although you are aware of feeling each emotion your in awe on how they brought you there. Good luck on your journey. I know you did Comfortably Numb studio version, check out it live Pulse concert 1994. Rock On Stay Safe!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@pds8475]

If you don't already know that's technically two songs. Time and breath reprise but they flow into one another so well. Basically straight after he sings "The song is over. Thought I'd something more to say" is the start of breath reprise.

[@psbarrow]

It's "breathe" (verb), not the noun "breath".

[@brewswillis9783]

Actually that's at the end of the reprise and just before Clare goes into Great Gig.

[@psbarrow]

​@@brewswillis9783 You may wanna have another listen. The end of the reprise is "...to hear the softly spoken magic spells" before Clare.

[@brewswillis9783]

@@psbarrow That's what I stated, though abbreviated. Sorry for the confusion.

[@ryanonethreethreeseven357]

True .. breath is banger too

[@ericjackson8135]

Time is precious, yes. What I took away from this song was to make sure you do not miss the starting gun in your life. What that is, will be different for everyone.

[@thomasmadsen3480]

always listen to The great gig in the sky, right after!

[@willasacco9898]

A must - Of course, one should listen to the whole album from start to finish, in one take.

[@kevinbrady3063]

@@willasacco9898 Every Pink Floyd album should be listened to from start to finish. It's always a story and the meaning of life can be found in the lyrics. The awesome music 🎶 is a bonus 😎

[@RobinHartJones]

This album blew the music industry apart. It came out just as people were getting to hear recorded music in stereo for the first time and Pink Floyd decided to use it fully. Nobody had heard such incredible soundscapes before. I can remember when the first CD players went on sale that when people went into the shop and asked to hear what this amazing new clarity sounded like they almost always asked to hear Dark Side Of The Moon played.

[@jphillipsjwp]

The Floyd formula. Richard, Nick and Roger still your emotions. David directs them, then the words tell you what they mean.(sorry for the double post)

[@jorhanson8583]

"Sorrow", live at Pulse concert. A musical trance.

[@jphillipsjwp]

I love Sorrow. It rarley gets reacted to. That should get corrected.

[@alveraan1]

This song is so deep but also so simple. Just pointing out the fact that time is something we never get back and every year gets shorter. As you age and come back to this song, the more it resonates. It's kinda depressing in a way.

[@craigforsberg9844]

Very good take on the song.

[@سيديمحمدالمغربي]

Pink Floyd is not just music, it's education and a mental and moral presence to follow life and have self-confidence.

[@vickirecord5534]

It's so good to see the current young generation groovin' on music like this that's 50 years old.

[@kurtsaxton9665]

Your assessment is spot on, 20 yrs you will be contemplating the relevance to your own life experience. It's like a fine wine, it gets better with age.

[@georgedowd5277]

At 63 years of age, I obviously had this song in my life when I was young.... and prosperous.... and full of hope..... and had enormous headphones..... I saw “that look” throughout the song as you were listening. To me, the best reaction ever.

[@kfbob]

I'm 64. This song was released when I was 16. After 48 years and hearing a lot of different bands playing a lot of different music, I still consider Pink Floyd the best band ever! The music is timeless, The message deep and the feeling is awesome.

[@bulletproofvita]

Want some deep meaning music check out Porcupine tree, very Floyd sounding, start with Russia on Ice.

[@8068]

A few years ago, when Pink Floyd were remixing Dark Side for true 5.1, David Gilmore stated, that the stereo version of Dark Side that we have known for years, is actually three (3) generations down. Which means engineer Alan Parsons filled up one 2-inch, 16-track tape, then mixed that tape to two open tracks on a second 2-inch, 16-track tape then, filled then that tape with overdubs, then mixed the second tape to two open tracks on a third 2-inch, 16-track tape and filled that third tape with overdubs, then mixed that third tape to the two channel (stereo) master we have today. That's when I realized why Alan Parsons has won so many awards.

[@YouMustWhipIt]

The beauty of Pink Floyd is that their lyrics change meaning as you go though the different stages of life. They are Timeless.

[@secondchance6603]

"This is different!" Indeed it is... indeed it is.

[@papaverweg]

You definitely need to have ‘High Hopes’. Original Pink Floyd live. But also covered/tributed by Nightwish live at ‘End of an Era’

[@jphillipsjwp]

She does though that one is also a look back on your youth.

[@NorwayMan36]

Live from Gdansk is the best vesion of High Hopes:))

[@jphillipsjwp]

@@NorwayMan36 Gdansk is a very underrated concert but... I miss Nick Mason in it and therefore do not recommend it as a Pink Floyd reaction. Having said that it is the best interaction between Gilmour and Wright on Echoes, Though Pompeii has the best drumming of any versions of that.

[@cinderellsworth]

@@NorwayMan36 I love the whole "Live from Gdansk" concert. Outside of the live PULSE concert from 1994 it's probably my favorite Pink Floyd concert. David Gilmour just keeps on truckin'!! And if I'm not mistaken, it was Richard Wright's last live performance...??....

[@mikecurtis389]

With Pink Floyd you don't hear the music you feel it, especially David's guitar parts.

[@jeremytennent7439]

Spot on. Loved the summing up at the end. Great to see the current generation reacting to what I grew up with

[@davidcollins9335]

She is one of us now, there is us and them,

[@coffeeandbytes9854]

This is just about the best music you'll ever hear, and arguably the best song ever written.

[@jamesanderson5268]

When you get to my age (75) you sit and wonder what the hell happened. How did it go so fast?

[@kurtsaxton9665]

I'm 55 and I'm saying the same thing.

[@سيديمحمدالمغربي]

I'm 41 years old manhood since childhood.

[@IDriveAnAudi]

Turning 60 in 2 weeks and have been listening to this since high school in the 70s.

[@CastleCritters]

Every word that is written in this song make one think within their very LIFE , what we care about , what we do with our TIME , and why do we believe in a social structure that has LONG FAILED US , now what can we do , what must we CHANGE ????

[@walterkletke5483]

I first heard this song when I was 15, 55 now. There is a line in the song that is so true, when 10 years drop behind you. One of a few things you can't buy or give away is time,

[@markkettlewell7441]

When you’re young you think you will live forever and you chill and party and you never think you’re going to die. But as you get into work and life and routines you suddenly look up and wonder where all the years went.But the thing is, as you age time seems to get shorter and the days faster. When I was a kid a year seemed like an aeon, now it seems like a minute. Then you get old and the only things left is ‘warming your bones beside the fire’. I am 54 and only started to appreciate the meaning of this song as I aged. Each one of us is a unique creature and we all should think about each other more, not as adversaries but fellow travellers in a life that we have no knowing how we came to be and what will happen to us when we are no more. So, I am trying to share kindness as much as possible with others because we don’t do it enough. Just my thoughts 😊

[@Hercules4444]

Smart girl,very good reaction👌🏻. Pink floyd are my childhood’s soundtrack (I was born in the early 80’s),their impact on human ears,body,mind and soul is second to none…🎶❤️🎶

[@Frank-pe9pk]

I was about your age when this song was recorded. You need to watch this with the lyrics. Heed the words. I’m now in my 60’s and played this song all these years and getting older. Time passes so fast.😩

[@jphillipsjwp]

Good morning Darlin. Depending on where you are in life this can be the most impactful song. I love your reaction. Part of the beauty of Pink Floyd is there is something that relates to wherever you are in life

[@1221tesla]

One of the greatest songs written

[@jphillipsjwp]

@@1221tesla With Floyd that is a given. To me it is very interesting how. Syd was the writer then we had an aimless period When Roger matured to move into the writing role than when he left David had to put off his issues to do the same. I like basically all 4 era's The aimless time doesn't get the respect it deserves some of my favorite songs come from More and Atom heart mother and of course Meddle. Though I listen to them all(even Final cut)

[@1221tesla]

@@jphillipsjwp I agree, all 4 stages offer something and it’s something different. Even if some of it sounds remotely the same, it is so different. Honestly I just started digging into the Syd years about a year ago. It’s pretty damn impressive

[@jphillipsjwp]

@@1221tesla It is in some ways. It is one of those things where you can see the greatness about to happen but did not get there. It ended up being the driving force to push the band in a different direction later. In some ways, he went from the driving force in Pink Floyd to the inspiration of Pink Floyd. I have listened to Syd's solo stuff I couldn't really get into it I need to set some time for another go at it.

[@1221tesla]

@@jphillipsjwp I’ve been there, having to go back and taking the time to listen to something again to get a feel for it.

[@Paul-ju5px]

I really dig how you sway and hold your head during this song, just like I did when I was 20 with my headphones on. I'm now 66 and it NEVER gets old.

[@jesusjauregui3741]

Thank you for sharing and explaining exactly the messages that the greatest Rock Band Delivers. I enjoy listening and seeing your beautiful face from all of Pink Floyd songs! One of my Favorites is "Learning to Fly!" All the way from Colorado U.S.A!

[@warmongerel9743]

George Bernard Shaw said, "Youth is wasted on the young". It was so easy to piss away my 20s. Now I'm 56 and I look at "old" people and realize that they're my age. I listen to a "new" song and realize that it's 25 years old. I think about something that happened a few years ago and realize that it has been 15 years since it happened. It goes so fast - and accelerates geometrically. Start living now. I think about being 23 and it seems like yesterday.

[@KevinPugh-bk1bv]

The 60s and 70s in UK were amazing. At the time I just accepted it without much thought. But behind the great bands and songs, was a massive technological change, valves to transistors to microchips which had a huge impact on sound engineering. Stereo alone, changed a huge amount simply the cost came down enough for people to buy "stereos".

[@n5iln]

Dark Side Of the Moon is the fourth best-selling album, worldwide, of ALL TIME. You just heard a small part of why.

[@BenjWarrant]

What are the first three?

[@SuperVirus1978]

@@BenjWarrant If you are going by claimed sales: 1. Michael Jackson - Thriller 2. AC/DC - Back in Black 3. Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell

[@BenjWarrant]

@@SuperVirus1978 Interesting. I would not have put _Back in black_ in the first ten.

[@Raptor3400]

You're never wrong in your interpretation of a song. It's what you perceive it to be. You thought what I thought, I'm older and time starts accelerating the older you get. Days and weeks start flying by. This is what I think that this song is about.

[@gerryweed7697]

Now see them live to Pulse concert 1994 .. Comfortably Numb = best live guitar solo .. coming back to life = 3 guitar solo ... High Hopes ... 😎👍

[@mikecurtis389]

Definitely do that one

[@gerryweed7697]

@@mikecurtis389 😎👍

[@phillee2814]

Including the whole of DSOTM. That is still an epic show, and with their projection onto the circular screen behind them, the first use I know of that could be described as a video wall. It set the standard, and was completely unmatched for years.

[@haroldjacobs3679]

This person gets it. Some people who react to this song say that nothing is happening in the first few minutes and they're waiting for the song to start. However, this person is listening to everything. Great reaction. Thank you for doing it. Hope you do more Pink Floyd reactions in the future. There's "Dogs" .... Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts I - V) and (Part VI - IX) I would suggest staying away from "Official Videos" or "Live Versions" to start for those three. Just studio so every note is authentic Pink Floyd perfect.

[@dathorndike4908]

It is interesting seeing a British person react to a Pink Floyd song. Although their songs are all universal there is always a subtle British element running through their lyrics and music. Living in the US all my life, I am always fascinated to see reactions from the a perspective more similiar to the band members themselves when they wrote these songs

[@donkfail1]

As long as you are enjoying yourself, you are not wasting your time. Just remember that nobody on their deathbed wish they had worked more and spent less time with people they love or doing fewer things they enjoy.

[@jamessweet5341]

The clock segment was all coordinated by hand. The clocks were set off by 4 people working together. This was done with much older technology and you couldn't program much at all. Impeccably produced.

[@kirkruter8310]

You hit the theme here. As you get older, the years go by quicker and then you start to understand just how precious time is. Loved it!!!!!

[@randyhilton6629]

Time; the one thing you can never recover.

[@51monalisa]

i so understand how you react on this song and even after maybe 50 times listening or more over all those years . the music and lyrics moves me. i remember when i bought the record in 1972 .wait until my friends were there and then we listened for the first time and react just like you . thank you for the memory

[@djastram]

Wise beyond your years! Love the reaction.

[@beldin2987]

One of my favorites from Pink Floyd, love the guitar solos maybe even more than those Comfortably Numb. Of course i also knew this song a few years longer 😉 And then there is of course the tease of what will come in "Great Gig In The Sky"

[@anthonylovavto3228]

I HEARD THIS BACK IN 71-72, and promptly went to the record store and played the album until it sounded like bacon fry! Now I have the remastered CD. 50 yrs have come and gone but I still have the poster of the pyramids that came in the original album!

[@gregharker1600]

When you have finished listening to all the songs on the album, do yourself a favour and listen to the album beginning to end alone in the dark. Time, Brain Damage, and Eclipse are my favs on this album. Brain Damage and Eclipse should be listened to together.

[@jphillipsjwp]

A much better comment than the ones demanding she do the whole album.

[@stamasd8500]

Fully agree.

[@grahamthompson2594]

In a beanbag

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

The intro is the moments that make up a dull day ;) Classic PF. Language on another level. From cradle (waking up with the alarm clocks), to the grave, (tolling of the iron bell). The only control you have is what you do with it in the moments between these two things.

[@enricviguer9560]

The bunch of alarm clocks at the begining is your personal starting gun. Life is now and time is short. Run like hell to live. Thanks for great reaction and explanation.

[@meganparsons9106]

I love it when the reactor actually GETS the songs like this one. It is deep and it is important, and it is really obvious when someone doesn't get it . I think you deserve to hit your goal and hopefully exceed it too.

[@brycebullard3619]

You watched The Wall movie and are doing a reaction? AND reacting here to Time? It feels like my birthday. Thank you.🎼🎶🎵

[@jphillipsjwp]

Agreed.

[@DougsShack]

Nail on the head. And, every year that passes makes this song more poignant.

[@srt8rocketship241]

Love your reaction. Pink Floyd , so deep.

[@vitorsoares9289]

This is my girl...you spoke everything in your introduction to the video and the lyrics of this wonderful theme...Time...today always a Pink Floyd fan I find myself 60 years old and it seems that yesterday I was 23 years old... so pure, so filtered and realistic this letter. Girl enjoy what you just heard is the faithful reality of this life that consumes us all the time that people your age think is even left. Good luck !!!

[@fronthorse]

“Youth is the most beautiful thing in this world-and what a pity that it has to be wasted on children!”

[@michaellord9]

Pink Floyd..... teaching the virtue of musical patience to the youth of today which in the1970s was a given

[@AdieAdie17]

What you say about Time moving....is so true. I'm about to turn 57.....I wish I was only turning 27. Time flies by so fast. If there was one piece of advice i could give to my younger self, it's "make the most of your time...before you know, it's gone". Good review. Subbed.

[@KM769]

Pink Floyd - Set controls for the heart of the sun, Atom heart mother, Echoes, Shine on you crazy diamond King Crimson - Epitaph, Starless

[@jamiegarrett3187]

You get it....I am now a fan of yours and I will sub to you. You say you are 23 years old ,I am 51 and every time I listen to this song it brings me to tears . Most people your age just hear the beat and dont care about the lyrics, to get this song you must relax and just listen and your eyes will be opened up to what you have missed. The time you have wasted because you can always do it tomorrow, sometimes tomorrow never comes. You get it and you got the message,I bet you may start living your life a little differently.

[@rk41gator]

Pink Floyd distorts time. They hook you and then drag you along. Just when you think they can't continue.....they do. Like Genesis (especially their earlier stuff), they force you to listen. The whole extended entry sets the stage and brings you along. Its a trip!

[@sailorgregor]

great gig in the sky is really the conclusion of the song and should be part of the listening. Lyrically they draw your emotions in and then musically pull them apart. No other band can do that like PF

[@randyrodriguez1445]

You did an excellent job breaking this song down. You captured the essence and everyone who says that the song gains meaning over time is 100% correct. Well done.

[@steve9199]

David Gilmour on guitar. It's been said he doesn't use an amplifier...He plugs his guitar straight into your soul!

[@hongfang2508]

This song comes from one of the 2 best rock operas of the 70s, Dark Side of the Moon. (other rock opera is Quadrophenia-Who). This song leads into another banger called Great Gig in the Sky. The entire album was meant to be listened to start to finish but Time and Gig in the Sky are particularly connected. Try listening to Time and Gig back to back sometime.

[@TheSebiestor]

it telling you not to let time pass you by, make a plan, and strive for something

[@brandongodzyk2524]

Just came across your reaction videos. Thank you for not stopping the song in the middle, like so many others do. The tempo changes so often you need to experience the song as a whole.

[@reegs7435]

Yep, awesome review your so right time by pink floyd..love your reviews of all your songs you do.👍🏾

[@sailinbob11]

Bingo... Ya got it. I'm 60. Live on a sailboat. Saw this Live in Tampa 1973. Live life...Capt.Bob, SV ( Sailing Vessel) 27th Chance, Tampa Fl.

[@chefjdog]

I love how you nailed the interpretation of the song at the end. To me, this song is birth to near death. The chimes are birth. By C The ticking is learning to crawl, walk, etc “Digging around on a price of ground in your home town” is being a kid “Waiting for someone or something to show you the way” Becoming an adult. Finding a job to be stable. Figuring out your so called purpose. “Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time” being an adult. Being responsible maybe, or just wasting away. “You run and you run to catch up to the sim but it’s sinking” Realizing you are getting old and death is inevitable. Trying to make something of yourself to secure your legacy. Catching up to not dying a failure. “Home, home again” Turning back time and spending it with family. Enjoying what’s left before it’s gone and you are just a memory soon to be lost in time by generations of your brethren. I just turned 42 and the night before my birthday I realized I am about half way to the end. It’s both sweet and painful. I am married with 3 lovely children. I just hope I make it another 42 to be there for them and experience what my parents got to see with me. Lots of emotion in this song. Lots of ways it makes you think. This is why this record is so great.

[@RandallMorris222]

I think you have a good understanding of the song. Life is too short and time gets away from you before you even start thinking about it. I think it's emotionally dangerous to stress about it, but this song is a reminder to appreciate the years you have and spend them living, whatever that means to you, instead of preparing to live. I do think you have the time scale a little off, but that's a common misunderstanding of the young. As you age, you'll see that there's still plenty of living to do, no matter how many years have passed.

[@slartyfretwerk3905]

This is a massive eye opener song. It can be a wake up call, it can trigger an early midlife crisis, it's real, it's emotive, it rocks! If you're still young and this affects you in any negative way, please listen to Baz Lurhmann, Everybody's free to wear sunscreen. Feel good about what and who you are and will be.

[@jefffisher1045]

Your exactly right, I think the reason people waist there time, is because when you think about the things you want to accomplish in you life, it's very overwhelming, and you end up doing nothing, instead of putting one foot in front of the other and starting the process, so you just dream about all these things and you turn around and your already in your 30s and you realize all you've done is dream about these things.

[@Ashley4029]

spot on

[@Taurusman58]

Great Reaction , My Mom used to say " the Older you get , the faster time Goes past " 62 years old now .. she was Right .. lol

[@Pyregazer]

listen to this song 10 years from now

[@tinalinge9182]

Such a song!!! Says it all like it is!!!

[@Retf-d3p]

Look on KZbin at BLACK METAL BANDS hearing Pink Floyd

[@glenndespres5317]

Wonderful. Just wonderful. I can see you up on stage with them as one of the three girls who all move in time with this great music. You feel the music and glad I stumbled upon your channel. I will check back for more Floyd!

[@ElDuderino716]

When you have time, listen to this entire album from beginning to end. It was made with the intention of being listened to this way and I think you’ll get a lot out of it. Great video, love the reaction!

[@coachhannah2403]

Yet, the album is just a bunch of songs accreted during touring, tweaked and arranged for the album, and sent off to its days of fame.

[@neilsimpson2500]

The clock ticking away the seconds of time. The heartbeat ticking away the seconds of your life.

[@motorhead850]

I find it ironic that when Pink Floyd Dark side of the Moon came out I was 14 yrs old. I can't speak for everyone but Yes" They were good.. However I never really listened to the lyrics until my late 40's. I don't think I truly appreciated there music as much as now. YEP! I am now 63 and retired and listen to Pink Floyd often. Also you guy's should give a listen to David Gilmore in concert on y.t a song called " Rattle that Lock" in concert is worth a listen if you haven't already.

[@johnlarsen2766]

You just listened to a masterpiece. That album Dark side of the Moon stayed on the record charts for 712 weeks when it came out! One of their other greats is the album Wish You Were Here. Enjoy the Floyd! 🎸

[@KlooKloo]

listening to this song at 14, in 1997, 24 years after it came out: "Dang these guys were geniuses" listening to this song at 38, in 2021, 24 years after I first heard it: "holy shit the sun is coming up behind me"

[@steverobinson8214]

The truth in this song isn’t even paid much attention to when you’re young. When you get older it hits you like a sledgehammer!