Redhead Reaction to Pink Floyd - Time (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited)

[@robertlear2712]

My favorite Pink Floyd song. I am 76 so it has special meaning to me.

[@PhilH919]

I'm 79, like wise friend.

[@lindsaymac01]

I'm 73 and one thing this song taught me was, you're here for a good time, not a long time. For those of you that have children, please pass that message on.

[@rudymorganti7155]

I'm 60 the older you get the move you relate to this masterpiece ❤from Belgium 🇧🇪 ENJOY LIFE Y'ALL

[@FRCMoto]

61 here. Loved this song and what it said when I was a teenager. An entirely more impactful meaning now. Time has a way of doing that to us.

[@rudymorganti7155]

@FRCMoto 💯 and b safe and well my friend

[@balthazartrumpi6808]

Great to see you sticking with this phenomenal Pulse concert. I think now would be a good time to get your socks blown off by shifting the gears into hyper-drive with One Of These Days, followed by the eye-popping finale: Run Like Hell.

[@ChrisFreund-rt8rf]

I’m 50 years old now.I got to see them on this tour in Indianapolis Indiana in 1994.One of the greatest concerts I’ve ever seen!

[@beaglefan1961]

"Dark Side of the Moon", the album from which "Time" comes, is a concept album with one underlying theme. It is best listened to as a whole. When you get a chance to hear it, enjoy. It is the album that had the longest amount of consecutive weeks on the album chart (84 weeks then 593 weeks).

[@PhilH919]

What a great lyrical message. One of my favourite Pink Floyd tracks.

[@enricviguer9560]

Just at the end, you realize the alarm clock at the beggining is your personal starting gun!

[@scottdpublic]

Red, I love how you flipped the script from "older, shorter of breath, one day closer to death" to "Today is the youngest and healthiest I'll ever be". Two sides of the same coin, and you called heads! I saw Floyd live twice at Arrowhead in '88 and '94. My second favorite live band and that's a VERY close second!

[@jonr9858]

Every Pink Floyd song takes you on a journey. Enjoy the ride!

[@clodoaldodonato3029]

The PULSE concert impresses me with the quality of so many instruments, musicians, lights and effects. All together and in a perfectly blend.

[@barringtonthelast]

Love this concert so much.shout out to Sam Brown (in the middle),probably the best backing vocals performance ever.

[@carlop.7182]

Great chioce, Redhead, time was one of my favourite from Pink Floyd--listen to it every 10 years in the future, and you'll find a different meaning everytime. I first listened to it at 12, then 22, 32, 42 and now 52. Truly changes over time. For my 32 y.old listening, I was lucky to hear it live, in this precise Pulse tour. They played the show 3 days in a row here, and I was lucky to get tickets for the 1st evening, and they gave us a huge suprise to open the show (they played Astronomy Domine, which they last played live 30+ years before Pulse). But they always had a special relationship with Montreal (the Wall album was created here, so when they came, they always gave more). Have a nice day.

[@stevelennox8575]

Same with most bands from our younger days.....Rush is another great example .

[@Rackelhane]

A great way to listen to PinkFloyd is to listen with a redheadneighbor. Thank you.❤

[@texassendero4901]

Red so proud of you for 41K you rock lady 💯💯💯💯💯❤❤❤❤

[@mattmid7012]

That was really good. Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way. 😂 So true. 🤣

[@vicprovost2561]

A true Floyd classic, the studio, audio original is perfection and the Pulse treatment adds layers of light, visuals and amazing performances. More from Pulse, do One of These Days, another great tune given even more propulsion live. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹

[@claudioricardoromero3249]

Hello, you have to ration "I wish you were here", also at the "Pulse" concert. Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina

[@DaleCrowston-yp7ey]

Remember these trucks were lay down in 1972 this is pure musicianship not like today where they got all the fancy boards synthesizers and things like that these guys are geniuses

[@texassendero4901]

That smile gets to me every time 💗💗

[@RickSchwardt-tg7lv]

Drum sticks that light up! Only Floyd. Greatest band ever!

[@williampalmer6290]

Awesome choice, I have been listening to pink Floyd since 1970, the Dark Side of the Moon album is outstanding, every song has a profound meaning, time touches the heart and mind in every way , a true reflection of life and time , thank you again for this reaction ❤

[@richardbeaton7324]

If you react to The great gig in the sky, ( Which comes after Time on the album ) React to the studio version first then check it out from the Pulse concert. :)x

[@renepaquin6823]

Oye indulging and listening to Pink Floyd 40+yrs ago..all great bands are gone so I'm sticking with that excuse to why psychedelic indulgences are done as well😋🍁

[@wesalker3479]

Pink Floyd's best song is almost always their next song . . . . .

[@dboss7239]

There is a reason this remains one of the highest selling albums of all time. It is pure musical and lyrical genius. It is meant to be listened to from start to finish though, as it is a complete work like a progressive rock symphony with various movements that flow into the next. It is not a collection of songs. It tells a story from birth, time, money, greed, death, mental health and it wraps up with everything under the sun is tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. (a metaphor for the lunacy of humans) For example, the last part of Time is a reprise of the earlier track called Breathe. And right after Time is a very unique approach to how we deal with death. Portraying the stages of disbelief, anger, pain, loss and finally acceptance - all without words. In the words of Roger Waters, the lyricist regards the album: "it has some kind of universal appeal in that it confronts a number of major psychological and emotional concerns". Not only one of the highest selling albums of all time, but it has been added to the Library of Congress list of most influential recordings of all time.

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Phenomenal Pink Floyd ❤❤

[@epaulh]

I know, I'm stunned also, and I've seen this... maybe 1101 times

[@TerenceShortman]

17 years old in 1973 I already had their 1971 sixth album "Meddle" picked up their 7th studio album "Dark side of the moon" which this track is off a concept album designed to be played from start to finish all the songs are a narrative on the whole concept of the album if you listen to the whole album start to finish you will get new insights into every song It frequently places in the top five on lists of the greatest albums of all time made by rock music authorities. selling an estimated 50 million copies worldwide and the only album to stay in the billboard top 200 charts from 1973 till 1989 the fact that a bunch of 20-year-olds could produce such a timeless Track that is still relevant today the whole album is timeless it was musical genius.

[@utubberize]

Set that start as an alarm clock warning in the morning...lol

[@clifton8929]

Bright Angel, I love your heartfelt commentary and how the music flows into your heart and soul. Thank you for sharing your time and all the hard work you put into your channel.

[@ChasBeauregarde]

Yes lyrically, it's very introspective bordering on a downer, however the music really balances it out. ☯️

[@donovanemery597]

The whole of Dark Side Of The Moon was performed at this concert. In fact, it's the only time the whole of that album has been filmed (and performed, maybe) live.

[@ricosuave6373]

Red .. now your talkin sweet! ❤ 🎉

[@CatO9lives]

I'm a new fan of yours and a childhood fan of Pink Floyd and have watched everyone of your beautiful reactions to Pink Floyd since I found your channel last night. It was 1973, when my late brother brought home a new 8-track tape of "Dark Side of the Moon". From then on I was hooked. I want to request a very special song that is new to me that just melted my heart. It isn't another Pink Floyd song. This video was recorded just two months ago of David performing with his daughter Romany as she plays a harp and sings one of the most beautiful, haunting songs I have ever heard. The lyrics alone will break you. David is still active in music and putting out songs and he also performs with his daughter. And yes, he will tug at your heart with his guitar solo in this song as he always does. David, still wearing his black T-shirt just makes this video seem like a dream. If you miss this request and choose some other request, you may miss out on one of the most tragically beautiful songs you can hear. "David Gilmour with Romany Gilmour - Between Two Points (Later... with Jools Holland)" kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6eXXmCma8d0rtEsi=jIRpucONURHBguhP

[@redheadedneighbor]

I’m so glad you are here

[@barryadams-d3x]

They definitely create a real trip in their concerts. In my neighborhood we have a group called Brit Floyd and they put on a great show if you ever have them near you. ❤

[@johncameron4968]

Another banger Red from this great concert with so many more to choose, looking forward to the continuation of the journey ❤

[@stusacks2220]

Thank you so much for helping to keep excellent music alive!

[@anthonymalovrh2912]

At 73, I am "older, shorter of breath, one day closer to death"

[@sylviolux8720]

I saw the lyrics at work :) This song gets better with the years. Nice reaction.

[@Pomdownuder]

If you truly listen to the lyrics this can change the way you live. Take it from an old bastard, life runs up behind you and kicks in the arse, and laughs at your discomfort and creaking joints

[@riksplace]

Being old as dirt now (68 next week)....this song hits home and I tear up a little....almost every time I hear it (probably well in the 100's of times)......it's on my playlist I gave my daughter to play for me when I'm gone........

[@redheadedneighbor]

Certainly not old as dirt.

[@riksplace]

@ Appreciate the kind words....but just ask anyone who knows.....old as dirt.....;)

[@artsilva]

This song is a Gut Check every time I listen to it. Sometimes a kick in the behind or totally sad and defeated, depending on the day I'm having.

[@AdamBazille]

ELECTRIC CALLBOY & BABYMETAL "RATATATA"! 30K+ views easy! (F'ing love Pink Floyd! My favorite band of all time!) ❤👩🏻‍🦰

[@RobinC63]

I’ve always loved the use of the Roto-toms in this song.

[@busher69]

Some my best memories was a new Pink Floyd album hitting Tower Records, grabbing one, stopping by the liquor store for a 6 pack or two (at $1.29 a sixer) heading to the apartment so friends and I could roll a couple doobies and listen to the new album all night. That was over 50 years ago. Thankful for those days, the friends and the music.

[@ClandOp]

Fabulous reaction ! I go back and forth around what's PF's greatest album -- Dark Side or Brick -- and I can never decide. It's always what I've heard last!

[@andyschnell58]

Imagine seeing you here. LOL My favorite PF album is "Wish You Were Here", but i believe I purchased 5 copies of "Dark Side of the Moon" in my lifetime.

[@ClandOp]

@@andyschnell58 Wish is a great, great album. What I love about Dark Side is that every track blends into the next track. I have a DVD Surround Sound version that is probably the most well-produced music I've ever heard.

[@srt8rocketship241]

Brain Damage /Eclipse-next please. Of course you'll love it. After all , it's Floyd.

[@KellyDaye]

I'm back. Nice that Floyd are sinking in....I know you're a huge Rush fan, (as am I and many others), Rush touch on topics like this too you know.. LOL...Anyway...Cool to see you getting back to the British Rock/blues bands.. Now excuse me while I crank some Zeppelin...

[@tonyhunt4250]

Hell yes! Love it!

[@sanandaallsgood673]

Time is a very proflic song that, if you listen to the lyrics, can give you a boot in the butt to get moving!

[@revylokesh1783]

The lyrics hit like a ton of bricks. And it gets worse the older you get. 😢

[@2Sheds30619]

Great reaction Red. And now you really should react to "The Great Gig in the Sky". It follows Time on the album, and you should react to the studio version first (while the Pulse concert version is great, the original studio version is superior) ♥

[@CoolCoyote]

spells

[@gregorymurray5121]

Listen to "Bike"! You gotta give it up for Gerald the mouse!

[@vincentfarquhar9671]

I would like you to react to Peter Frampton's "You Had to Be There"(Live in Detroit).

[@DavidCohen-y2t]

That's what they want t do to us. Put us on sensory overload!

[@davehadley3567]

Pink Floyd isn’t a band for instant gratification you don’t just listen to them you experience them their intro’s are foreplay for the ears …enjoy your exploration

[@gobkin123]

I really want to know how your synethesia kicks in with Pink Floyd!

[@utubberize]

Love how the percussion at the beginning leads into a great rock groove than a guitar solo.....a true classic I like it better than the song Money off that album.

[@bobc8996]

Check out Bob Seger Roll Me Away. You will love it!

[@khazad2112]

It would be interesting to contrast this song with Rammstein's song Zeit.

[@Kevin-i1d8u]

Have you listened to "red barchetta" by Rush yet?

[@redheadedneighbor]

I have!

[@Kei-3w39hjsiawie]

Who cut the hair?

[@utubberize]

Youve got to get into other older British rock bands......DEEP PURPLE would be nice to hear from you CHILD IN TIME would be a good start not SMOKE ON THE WATER..lol!!!l

[@scottdpublic]

dun-dun-dun AH-AH-AH! Yeah, that one's a banger!

[@redheadedneighbor]

Yeah.. not smoke