Roger Waters - Time (Official Lyric Video, DSOTM REDUX)

[@markwarner8426]

At last some real appreciation being shown by good people who understand and can read behind the lines that they didn't when they were 18 . This man stands as the greatest rock showman of all time with a passion for truth change and opposition to these hall of fools and pathological killer in charge of us all . Forever Roger .

[@PaphosLife]

It's like bumping into a dear old friend you haven't seen for years. It is wonderful to see how they have changed in all that time, but also wonderful to be able to still see what originally made you love them in the first place.

[@WhiteWizzard]

It’s like that dear old friend and a bunch of old guys started a lounge cover act.

[@mikedonnarumma5337]

WELL SAID !!

[@samanthagilmour4402]

@@WhiteWizzardMore like the dear old friend turned fat and bald and you don't know what to say to him, but you want to say it. But can't. So you sit and stare at his head where gorgeous Motley Crue-like hair once was.

[@WhiteWizzard]

@@samanthagilmour4402 we are sadly witnessing the dark side of Rogers old sagging tea bag I am afraid….and it’s not pretty

[@alanbaruc5150]

Exactly!

[@DJ_DKBGD]

This version is delivered precisely the way one would expect an 80 year old man would. It was an insightful poem written by a 30 year old but now delivered by a world weary man who has revolved 50 times around the sun since. Outstanding! Bravo Mr. Waters!

[@oskiros]

This version is delivered precisely the way one would expect an 80 year old man would. This is the fact.

[@Pulse360TV]

It still sucks

[@francescorusso1929]

​@@Pulse360TVschifo.anche a me....però mi piace una parte di us and them che ha postato....però non piace anche a me

[@Volkaibn]

Хорошо сказано!

[@oskiros]

@@Volkaibn Спасибо

[@lilmake]

The original song makes me cry... This also makes me cry, just in a different way.

[@olibob295]

😂😂😂

[@jessicaf2655]

Yeah this makes me cry cause it's shit

[@WFly101]

LOL

[@jmack619]

we have lots of reasons to cry right now. Any one that smiles is delusional

[@ladecimamusa777]

​@@jessicaf2655stop crying and hating and go listen to new artists with autotune and be happy..

[@adammorvant]

Cant wait to hear roger sing great gig in the sky lol. (In Rogers deep tone) Whoah....oh...oh...oh...oooo...oh...oh. Aaaahhh

[@themoroni5816]

Congratulations (MIKLOS)!! I did it with my SON are 15 years old in SÃO PAULO - Brazil! Today he is 35 years old and I remember this at all TIME!!! ROGER, you broken and stole my SOUL with this version. Please, ROGER, don't STOP your career you'll live until the 120 years and we too.

[@JamesFilbird]

A masterpiece of an already bonafide masterpiece. Time has only made this song ever more precious and poignant than the first time I heard "Time."

[@zerdanphunrab]

Majestic. Roger and his music have aged elegantly. Only time will tell if the basement dwellers, critics, and naysayers have the ability to mature as they age.

[@ЕвгенийКонстантинов-ц6е]

Roger, salud! It's the best version! ❤❤❤

[@Medisonmusic]

The original is perfect, however I appreciate what Roger has done here. For everyone upset, the original still exists, it hasn't disappeared, you can still listen to it.

[@WhiteWizzard]

Hey if you want a version that sounds like a bunch of old guys in a cover band..:this is for you!!!

[@16vjohnny]

@@WhiteWizzard Meh. DSOTM doesn't exist without Roger. If anything hearing him in his older years talk about time getting behind you is fitting. Honestly, this version speak to me in ways the original does not in my own later years.

[@WhiteWizzard]

@@16vjohnny hey good for you….this does nothing for me. I never had a problem hearing the lyrics on the original. Once the album was put in the world it wasn’t Rogers anymore…..it was the worlds. Every fan of it can come to their concisions. Everybody that loves this hey god bless ‘em. I think it sounds like a lounge cover band and I’m not into it. YMMV

[@16vjohnny]

@@WhiteWizzard Yet here you are shitting on it... lol. Best of luck my dude.

[@abednyakov98]

The view is amasingly wonderfull! Who could meke this masterpeace whithout Storm Torgison?

Wish i could show it to my dad who showed it to me 45 years ago and we loved it together

[@JustMe-ed1cq]

I also don't have anyone left who cares and/or knows enough to fully enjoy this, the first song I ever heard. Perhaps we can enjoy it together!? 🙂

[@celsohenriquekaiser8476]

Não, não faça isso com ele!

[@ronnieberringer5734]

Here's to all the cool dads out there. You will all meet them again one day. We are all part of a much bigger story that we could ever imagine. I promise you you'll be jamming with your dad again someday 🍀✌️

[@andye300]

Im sure he will be listening still with you!!

[@RafaelOliveira-go1iw]

Don’t show that crappy version

[@bonscott6353]

How such a young man in 1973 came up with these lyrics is beyond me, only now at 48 does this really start to resonate.

[@detectivehowardb7]

I believe the word is genius

[@superLuckyMari]

He was 30, not so young

[@23Nemesis]

Lot's of LSD.

[@AMEER-114-]

​@@superLuckyMari Is 28 the same as 30 to you?

[@superLuckyMari]

@@AMEER-114- According to Wikipedia, he was born in 1943.

[@medievalwizard352]

The Early version with Pink Floyd had the sound of time on it's hands, of youth with a lifetime ahead. This version sounds like it's now at it's graveside and reflecting on how quickly time went by and how life is over. Where the early version had the sound of vibrant youth, this version has the sound of old age at the end of life where a lifetime of regret and missed opportunities meet the grave. It's sound is sad and gripping and a reminder to wake up and live what life you have left.

[@The.Oracle.]

From the time I first bought Dark Side of the Moon in jr.high to now, this is reality. I love them both for different ages and different times.

[@anasahsan6932]

Exactly how i felt when i heard this version - made me cry !

[@VinylSdReelSound_]

В точку.

[@jordanbateman2706]

Love this

[@seancarter5828]

Yeah I agree. The difficulty is separating the new recording and listening to it on it's own merits from the drama and Waters egoistic comments.

[@flipdog74]

I never would have dreamed as a schoolkid that I'd still be listening to him releasing new material, rehashed or not, when I'm in my 50s. Makes me happy. Long Live Roger Waters!

[@101wut2]

The beautiful thing about this version is that it raises a magnifying glass the message of the original. I can actually feel my time being wasted and slipping away as I'm listening to it.

[@reececampbell7405]

Very well put

[@juliahartley-barnes975]

That has to be the slickest insult I’ve ever read on KZbin. 😉

[@ivanhodoba7011]

For a man in his late 20s, to write something so simple, yet at the same time so true and deep, it really takes an unrepeatable type of genius...

[@wrmotta]

Probably the most perfect song ever written. Everybody should listen to it at early age. It is a life lesson that will remain forever in the memory.

[@hemil]

I agree with you!

[@mikevoltaentrometido]

Agree

[@AdamSandaver]

I listened to it as a teenager, love it, never took its advice though...

[@lstellway]

An appreciation of our limited time is essential. It can help us be more respectful, grateful & intentional with what we do have. I was too scattered as a teenager / young adult to really appreciate this music. I knew I liked it, but didn't really take in the lyrics until much later.

[@soulsearchingsun81]

Yep at one day when i was a child my dad took me next to him and he told me to listen this song and the lesson it has. But I willl take the original version to teach my children.

[@MrLukeass81]

Like Time itself, it hasn’t changed and the message is still relevant today. I thoroughly enjoyed this version.

[@tommypospa]

Having played the original 10,000 times, I thoroughly enjoyed and appreciate this version.

[@lightfight8r]

Somewhere, David Gilmour is wondering whether Roger Waters has finally gone mad.

[@illegalewahrheiten2911]

@@lightfight8r Gilmour is too busy not doing anything for the last 30 years.

[@lightfight8r]

@@illegalewahrheiten2911 As opposed to your boy Roger busily whining about everything and everyone.

[@illegalewahrheiten2911]

@@lightfight8r A musician who cares is a musician who still has creative power. Gilmour is an empty shell. Hasn't written a song since 1974.

[@ricardocogorno8148]

​@@illegalewahrheiten2911he made rattle that lock from zero, wich is a pretty good álbum. This is justo another version . Almost copy paste

[@trudeausuxs2231]

I find this version shines more of a spotlight on those beautiful,poetic lyrics. He just wants to get his message across to all of us ,young and old. A message I wish I would've paid more attention to as a kid in the 70's.

[@tomhanson9952]

The lyrics do get lost in the original at times.

[@outcastoffoolgara]

Thank you for posting the lyrics with the music. These days my hearing is too poor to fully get the words amongst the music but I have been listening to your songs since the beginning. Gratitude for your caring being, hugs.

[@djmonaco39]

time is the greatest song ever made, full stop. i actually love what he adds to it, especially in the beginning. nothing has or ever will match the original but it’s great to see such a masterpiece be re-examined by an older roger. it’s much much better than what we heard on money.

[@xavierlluch702]

It's ok, but I miss Gilmour guitars, Mason drums and Wright keyboards on it! I don't think the original needed a reinterpretation because it was, and is, simply PERFECT..

[@djmonaco39]

@@xavierlluch702 oh i mean yeah, like i said, the original version of time is the best song ever made. the lyrics are so strong and relatable and it has the best guitar solo of all time. rogers version obviously isn’t anywhere near the original, nothing has or ever will maybe beat it, but he’s still made a good song here

[@sebumjeanherve6208]

It is a great reinterpretation of this song. The "No one told when to run" resonate so often in my head, anytime I have to take an important decision, it pops up. The contrast between the energy of the youth and the wisdom of the elder is so well expressed with this new arrangement.. Thanks !

[@b.nash.7778]

Yep, it makes much more sense as you get older. When you're a teenager and in twenties, it feels like you have all the time in the world. And what feels like the blink of an eye, its twenty years later. Then you realize another 20 will go by even faster. So yeah, time to start running.

[@davidefilippi7294]

Yeah, the wisdom of ruining a masterpiece! This is a lazy and boring arrangement, truly disrespectful to Gilmour and Mason (he completely erased the guitar track e redid the percussion that now sound awfully fake)

[@The.Oracle.]

It has been 50 years since I bought Dark side of the Moon. I love both versions for different times. Listen to the 1st version and in 50 years listen to this. You will probably appreciate this version. I’m just happy that people still appreciate the great music that I grew up with.

[@Cards-In-The-Closet]

The part about being young and having time to kill is much more meaningful when I hear it now at almost 60 than it was when I first heard this in high school.

[@djknox2]

It's a strange contrast actually. It was meaningful when I was in high school, but at nearly 60 it can be appreciated with more depth. Wisdom is an odd talent.

[@EddieG1888]

Would it be any less meaningful if you only had the original DSOTM to listen to, and not this?

[@Cards-In-The-Closet]

@@EddieG1888 Truth be told, I never could understand all of the words in lyrics until this version.

[@EddieG1888]

@@Cards-In-The-Closet But that's precisely what Roger is playing on; the people who were kids when DSOTM was released hearing this and going _"it makes more sense to me now that I'm old"_ . But Roger didn't write the lyric when he was an old man, and the lyric isn't even written from an old character's perspective. The song is written from a young man's perspective on life and his opinion _at that age_ on what it is to get old, and its very disingenuous of Roger to say in interviews that this recording much better conveys the message he doesn't think the original managed to. This album would have been much less dishonest and quite frankly a better piece of work if he'd kept the musical themes, and updated the lyrics according to his thoughts and feelings on the song subjects as a man of almost 80.

[@showalk]

​@@EddieG1888perhaps he still gels with the lyrics, but finds the new music more fitting for his message

[@produccionesdebajosrecurso7451]

Always will prefer the original but hearing this redux with roger being this old is just so nostalgic for real. Music is such a pivotal part of life

[@pats6915]

It really is

[@janlippstreu7625]

Thanks for identifying something positive in this!

[@Ivano-vj9px]

Stesso tuo pensiero!

[@JoeThree-six-nine]

This is incredible. Anyone with the consideration of the lyrics and for Roger to tell it again being an elder as a reminder. Be thankful of this man’s gift of wisdom to us all over time. Respect Sir Thank You

[@wanderowa]

It's outstanding. I am 63 years old, and this version perfectly expresses my feelings at my age. "One day closer to death" is a sentence I should start every new day with and live by. My eyes well up with tears towards the middle section. From Hungary, best wishes!

[@lightfight8r]

Your daughter is rolling her eyeballs in the next room.

[@hillx021hill3]

Yup.

[@queteimporta7224]

The string arrangements are just INSANE!!! The Hammond is amazing. I love it

[@Steve-iy8pz]

wow i am shocked you are saying this

[@Volt-HCi]

But the voice is awful !

[@kevh5487]

This version produced from the jealousy Woger has towards David Gilmore is simply TERRIBLE! Even with knowing the original it's simply a very boroming and SH!T song with terrible terrible "singing"!

[@dougrumsey4288]

I thought the strings reminded me of Abbey Road Studio/The Beatles/I am the walrus.

[@kraigetrueman1954]

​@@Volt-HCiit's not awful, it's just weathered and old. Reminds me of latter day leonard cohen. Suits the reflective nature of this recording by an 80 year old.

[@michaeldean1289]

To say that you have actually been and experienced a Pink Floyd concert, floated through a David Gilmore and Roger Waters stage phenomenon, stoned or tripping off your face is something that you can never ever replicate with any other type of………anything!!! Such memories ❤😊😮😊😮❤

[@staceywilliams4319]

Having received the original album, cassette actually, of “The Dark Side of the Moon” as an eleven years old child in the magnificent 70’s, I played it continuously for hours on end, flipping the cassette over and over, never growing bored. As it spoke gently to my budding juvenile mind, I was suddenly awakened to my own mortality; that I, too, will one day cease to exist. It was a turning moment in my life, profoundly changing me for eternity. Violent, yet beautiful. Pink Floyd, Moody Blues, ELP, Black Sabbath, and many more have blessed humanity with timeless wisdom that will continue for generations to come! On the 50th anniversary of this Milestone Album, Mr. Waters, in my humble opinion, has given us another beautiful interpretation of this great music. His vocal and musical delivery are just as wonderfully, enjoyably contained as 50 years ago. Same, yet eloquently different. BRAVO, Mr. Waters!!!! Encore! Encore!

[@VictorAFM13]

At almost his 80s, Roger is still doing a great piece of art, concurrent with modern trends and unique. I admire this man greatly!!!

[@sandrablackburn4583]

Me too 100% rock icon legend Shame this country of birth (England don't recognise his decades of musical.. via a knighthood... but lolol!.. could you see RW accepting it, I defiantly can't, bless that man made angel) huge world loving heart, I love all his music..his voice!!!...woah!!! Not to mention how he trys his bestest to help achieve world unity & peace, Bless him, he's my true hero

[@Obiwannabe]

No. It's like he heard becks sea change and said I'm going to do this with a 50 year old piece of music I did as a collab with 3 other musicians and call it my own work of art.

[@indamood8806]

Yes, he never did much compromise...

[@goranpope6008]

what modern trend is this concurrent with?

[@DEFCON124]

@@goranpope6008 how about modern world dystopia and the current political trends to lack empathy and reason

[@TheSoundTest]

Don't care what anyone says, this is ace. Course it doesn't replace the original, but it's an amazing reinterpretation by the man himself!

[@PippoCristofori]

I actually love this version... It sound like Time, but with nostalgic tone to it. It's like Roger is talking to his younger self.

[@frankcarter6427]

thats exactly what I thought

[@ningzhang5479]

👍

[@lightfight8r]

Yeah Roger is reduced to whispering to himself. Probably the onset of Alzheimer's.

[@markschmitz3028]

Nope. More like he is doing everything in his power to erase Gilmour. Just like his last concert that opened up with a redux version of Comfortably Numb that was horrible.

[@alesermurtaza8566]

I thought the feud had ended?

[@Haydntickford]

I’m 25 years old and a huge pink Floyd fan, I missed out on the golden years and experiencing their master pieces as they released them, I love what Rodger is doing with this, I have the feeling of listening to new pink Floyd music! My favourite memory was seeing him live in Melbourne in 2018. Thank you Rodger! ⚒️🗿🕰️🌛💰

[@KiwiFruit65]

But it isn't remotely Floydian.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

But, remember, this is not Pink Floyd, his former bandmates hate Waters and there is not a chance the band would reunite.

[@IHIKML]

Who is Rodger??

[@illegalewahrheiten2911]

@@KiwiFruit65 More Floydian than Gilmour could ever dream of doing on his own.

[@monsterpig3270]

Sorry that you're getting left overs. You're right, you missed out on the golden age. Have fun with your Spotify.

[@e4t662]

Now I need to listen to DSOTM in it's entirety once again.

[@nanasuntontarn217]

A time stamp​ of an artist, inspiring in a sense of how to be creative. The music and lyrics as the art of expression after all.

[@iluvmuusic]

Beautiful. With the added experience of an entire lifetime. Thanks, Roger. We love you.

[@nataliafetissova4246]

The more I listen, the more fantastic it becomes!

[@yetisburgeadress]

The lyrics hit me harder today than they ever have.... I'm less than a month from 52.... Brilliant words and a true unshakeable realization of things i never really had to think about.

[@jalzate]

You're old! I turned 52 just 2 weeks ago, cheers!!! 😂

[@yetisburgeadress]

🤣@@jalzate 👍

[@yetisburgeadress]

Happy Birthday,btw!!!@@jalzate

[@vassiliswaters7795]

When I heard the Money redux I was negatively surprised and I wondered why he did it. Listening to Time redux I have to admit that it is genius and unique.

[@heidikirchner4169]

So beautiful, in so many ways! Thank you for this, THIS TIME! Thank you Roger Waters

[@OnMyOwn__4]

It’s so great that after all these years we have the pleasure to hear the songwriter of possibly the greatest album ever created digging up more onto the lyrical themes and content of each song on the album. It’s like we’re entering Roger’s intrusive thoughts of when he made the song.

[@dangreco6108]

True, and yet ppl are just fucking complaining and talking about how blasfemic this is. Instead of admitting how brave you have to be to try and rethink one of the best album ever

[@JohnTaylor-mh9fh]

Haunting and brilliant version, well done remake to celebrate 50 years since the original release.

[@AhmedAkramSerag]

This version of 'Time' is phenomenal! It brings a deep, introspective vibe that contrasts with the original one energy. It’s a fresh take that really hits home.

[@dawn7818]

WoW! This actually made me tear up - I felt the time between hearing this song when I was a child, and hearing the redux now, and all I can say is wow. I'm glad my copy is already on order! Roger just gets better every moment, and I am grateful for and to him for being my life's best soundtrack.

[@stecos7068]

Beautiful...Roger is Correct this reinterpretation is all about the lyrics and getting the ear to understand them and after 50 years he does a fantastic job of making them shine...👏

[@70AD-user45]

The melody of a song is important as well, but Roger Waters wasn't any good at writing melodies. That was down to David Gilmour.

[@stecos7068]

@70ad89 Gilmours a brilliant musician and upto Wish you were here the whole band worked together beautifully until the cracks appeared..But to say Waters is no good at Melodies is ridiculous you obviously don't rate his solo work...

[@GertrudePerkins]

Many of us understood them before.

[@JeromeAnselmo-c5e]

I always found them pretty easy to understand back when the song had incredible music and great vocals. Not sure why we needed a boring spoken word version set to cheap synthesizer from a meditation video.

[@OnMyOwn__4]

@@JeromeAnselmo-c5eThis ain’t about music. This about songwriting. Please let one of the greatest songwriters OF ALL TIME, do his thing. His giving you poetry, if you want guitar solos go listen to David Gilmour solo music.

[@TOMG12XU]

Wasting time is the greatest sin. I love both versions.🖤

[@dahawk8574]

You speak of sin. In the Jewish tradition, they live by a set of commandments. Mitzvahs. What is the 1st of these? A thing called "Rosh Chodesh". To observe the New Moon, and treat that event as holy. This leaves many scratching their heads. Ok, we are to make a calendar, and live by it. But of all the teachings in the Torah, why would that be the FIRST? I have heard it explained by a Rabbi somewhere here on the youtubes... Rosh Chodesh is primary, because we are taught to sanctify our time. The teaching is to not waste the time we have been given. So in this light, Pink Floyd is sharing the same wisdom as taught by Moses. The same message as your comment.

[@paulharvey1392]

Nothing can replace the original album , but this is growing on me . Roger has every right to do as he sees fit & he wrote the majority of the original. I don't think anyone can deny his writing abilities

[@aboutfine]

I'm listening to it again. It's amazing that Roger has added today's perspective to the masterful original and it's once again a masterpiece. It doesn't mimic the original version, but deepens it. The two versions speak to each other across time. It's beautiful. LP ordered. Looking forward to the whole album.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

I like this far more than the original. Waters, a man who keeps young inside.

[@theeddieandizakproject]

Ching Chong your opinion is wrong

[@janepaintor2042]

Ching chong your opinons are wrong

[@trainstalker8580]

Only Rodger Waters could come up with something like this. It's awesome!

[@terriephillips2294]

Its like a precious hymn. Can't stop the tears from sneaking out from behind my eyes.❤

[@alanwilson700]

Time was always my favourite track on DSOTM and this is a beguiling take on the original. The idea of an 80 year old man performing lyrics he wrote in his late 20s really adds a sense of poignancy to the song and the musical arrangement enhances the whole thing . Can't wait to hear his take on Great Gig in the Sky ...suspect it will be similar to The Mortality Sequence from the early live versions of Dark Side . Pre ordered !

[@andreatymm7271]

I thought this was absolutely brilliant. Great Gig in the Sky is by far my favorite song on DSOTM. I play it on my piano when I can't figure out how to handle my emotions....there's no "words", but it expresses everything. So on that dramatic note, I'm a little nervous about it...but I haven't been disappointed yet. I'm really glad he did this.

[@jurekm2132]

In this version, you can feel the passing time of our lives. Thanks Roger❤

[@theshapeexists]

And you couldn't in the original?

[@jurekm2132]

Of course too! But this version for me has more authenticity, because it is sung by a guy who is eighty years old and knows what life is about. Maybe what I'm writing is crude and obvious, but that's how I feel.

[@mixermanbear.4002]

Must be an amazing feeling to have written music and lyrics that have touched so very many people in an incredibly profound manner. Thank You.

[@MegaHariboboy]

And then spend 50 years insanely jealous because someone else sang them. So you then released your version, and it was fucking awful, and then you reminded everyone why David Gilmour is 10x more liked than you are.

[@Septimius_Band]

Can't wait to hear great gig in the sky

[@grabgrabgrabthegrab]

Heya you should look up The Doublejumps if you're a Pink Floyd fan

[@Septimius_Band]

@@grabgrabgrabthegrab I'll give them a go

[@Septimius_Band]

@@grabgrabgrabthegrab Nice band, thanks for the recommendation

[@patrickvandepaer5588]

Roger is gonna sing it perhaps?

[@andristark]

​@@patrickvandepaer5588😂

[@LayneRoxxx]

Thanks. I love it brother.

[@yasineynolghozzat4120]

The orchestral atmosphere is just amazing

[@grabgrabgrabthegrab]

Heya you should look up The Doublejumps if you're a Pink Floyd fan

[@betagama]

👍😃❤️☘️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@andreesengillies4427]

The orchestral background is as depressing as this heavy-handed remake is pedantic, didactic, and super boring. Did I mention long? It is clear to me now what Rog and Gilmie had going on.

[@yasineynolghozzat4120]

@@andreesengillies4427 it's a wonder how some people don't genuinely understand good music. I'm sure you find classical music boring too

[@kittyvaughn76]

Amazingly beautiful. 👏 💗

[@ser55len]

Happy Birthday, Great Master of poetry and melody, outstanding Philosopher of our era!!!

[@udokonig617]

Die Welt ist gleich für alles was lebt auf Erden ❤

[@jamesmasonaltair]

Pink Floyd is my all time favorite band. I was fortunate to see them twice. I like both the original and this. I like anything and everything that has to do with any Pink Floyd member. From Pre-Piper to solo stuff now, it is all part of the evolution, the ups and downs, the great tapestry that is Pink Floyd.

[@stenic2]

The original is so beautiful that nothing can compare

[@Yasser.Osman.A.Z.]

This is the lyrics. it's like a poem, it's less of music, more of poem. I love it. More please. More redux

[@ladecimamusa777]

Why compare if we can apreciate both versions... the original one and the minimal one

[@GerardoMazaearthwaves]

Most respect for sir Roger Waters, this music still holds the magic, and it's different, and that is a very good thing. Sorry to all those lost in the memories of their past.

[@PutItAway101]

Roger doesn't have a knighthood.

[@MA3DCH3N]

Feels like melancholy ending music for a film. Love DSOTM and its timelessness 💕

[@user-cv8ud8qo9f]

I'm so glad he's completely re-worked and stylised these songs ... he's given them new life, creating completely new imaginigs of the songs but there's just enough of the originals to provide that sense of familiarity ... What I've heard so far from the redux album is both unique and brilliant.

[@miguelcesaroliveira3448]

This bright dark arrangement is the ultimate form of artistry and a definite testament of one of the greatest spiritual musicians to ever step notes on this earth. Thank you my dear Roger Waters.

[@edwardshaw9743]

The lyrics are his, he can do what he wants with it. Being about mortality, there is a timelessness to it, ironically enough. I can see him performing this in his last phase of life, though the original recording had more life to it. It will be an interesting outreach to those who were there when the band launched, as Waters turns 80. He's the master of the Leitmotif, so he's circling around again. The same in a relative way, but he's older. And in his singing you can hear that he is indeed shorter of breath.

[@samyaksheersh712]

Clever Wordplay there

[@michaeldobbs4249]

Yeah the song is his to butcher all he wants trying to be Leonard Cohen her it’s a piece of crap, just because he’s not written anything worth listening to since he left Floyd

[@JeromeAnselmo-c5e]

Just because he can, doesn't mean he should. What he obviously can't do is come up with anything worth listening to since 1981.

[@adrianpeters2413]

I never missed the starting gun .....and had a great life , and onwards ....

[@opinion3742]

@@michaeldobbs4249 A piece of crap?

[@desmondfernandes9292]

Incredibly powerful reinterpretation. Over time. On reflection. The words still retain their power. The accompanying music is haunting, Roger's vocal delivery - oh so powerful, makes one personally reflect on the power and relevance of the words, years on since they were first released. A deep and meaningful experience for me anyway... Thank you Roger.

[@Rob-sy2pp]

Roger Waters,The ONE and ONLY. A supreme visionary..........SUPERB😊

[@Psychedelic-Ink]

I'm part of the song now. My mind fills in the original guitar and other parts of the instrumentation. The orchestration is probably my favorite part of this.

[@tongoio]

I grew up, became a man, worked, loved , gave, lost, laughed, cried and got older.. this song has been with me through it all like a dear comforting friend. Thank you

[@marcosciacca1151]

Caro Roger la tua voce fa parte della mia esistenza, spero tu possa vivere per altri 1000 anni.

[@Wicasta]

When I listened to this I realized that I've been listening to DSOTM for so long that the very chord changes are a part of my DNA. I've been listening to DSOTM since I was about 8 years old (I'm in the late 50s now). It was one of my first albums. I love this. And if I can love this, all these youngins who are doing their performative hate dances can get over it. When you grow up you realize that a reinterpretation of one of your favorite works is not a replacement. It's not one or the other, sunshine. And trust me, no one cares whether you like the original album better. You won't get points for complaining. There are no prizes for being the loudest whiner. It's simple. I'm not a fan of Jay-Z. You know how I deal with that? I don't buy Jay-Z. And guess what? No one cares. This is a work which is being reinterpreted by the guy who wrote it and recorded it with the help of his band. If anybody has the right to reinterpret DSOTM, it's Roger Waters. Read the credits, folks. If you actually ever did that you might realize why you sound so silly to old timers like me.

[@Pulse2AM]

You should have ended with "now get off my lawn!" 😂

[@thelemonbreadd]

You clearly care a whole lot to be writing this much.

[@AugdogWest]

As a 20 year old Floyd fan who's been listening practically my whole life I agree with everything you said.

[@Wicasta]

@@Pulse2AM - The "get off my lawn" is implied.

[@jeffreywilliams2240]

Never mess with perfection because you will always come up short.

[@roscius6204]

I've listened to the original 100's of times..... and will continue to. This gets once out of curiosity.

[@tomhanson9952]

It appears to be more quiet and somber than the original. Well done Roger, can’t wait to hear it all in one listen.

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Roger Waters благодарю за душевное исполнение отличной песни из альбома. Всех благ Вам.

[@egold3733]

Как по мне от оригинала не осталось ни рожек, ни ножек, только текст. Оригинал был музыкой, искусством с множеством смыслов. Музыкой, которую даже без знания языка можно было понять, понять темы и замысел песен, тут же без переводчика не справиться, ибо сама музыка ничего тебе не расскажет. Ни доводящих до слёз соло, ни звуковых эффектов, ни былой энергетики

[@КороткийГеннадий]

​@@egold3733вы не правы. Это новое прочтение этой темы.

[@erkjadrek28]

Hey! Happy birthday my dear friend! Thanks to be a thinking men in this times of mediocre minds. A very worming hug and congratulations and again thank you for your music, ideas and everything else.

[@pats6915]

After listening to both Money and Time by Roger on headphones I decided I really like them. I’m looking forward to hearing the full album.

[@VedovelliTube]

This one really got me. I was so into the sound and the groove in the original version of this song that I never really payed real attention to the lyrics as I am doing in this version. Crazy how an arrangement can give you different feelings on the same words

[@contecrayononpaper]

There is room in the world for this version. Harmless.

[@pablobruno1503]

This is just freakin' amazing and grabbed my attention in no time at all. Different but pure magic!

[@djmonaco39]

“no time” that’s the entire song?

[@bruce000000070000000]

Really dig the mellow feeling of it, the organ and strings are delightful

[@copperfield3629]

Can't agree about the orgam - lacklustre and soulless, not a patch on Rick Wright's playing. As it's meant to be, I suspect - Rog wouldn't want to deflect attention away from his own parts now, would he. Way to neuter an absolutely classic track.

[@bruce000000070000000]

@@copperfield3629 You still have the original song, Roger wanted to make a version he feels encapsulates better the feeling of what he wrote back then. You guys are overly sensitive over stuff that doesn’t affect you in any way

[@oscar_461]

@@bruce000000070000000exactly that

[@copperfield3629]

@@bruce000000070000000 Not sensitive at all. You posted your reaction, I posted mine. Isn't that how this commenting thing is supposed to work??? Or are dissenting opinions not a thing where you come from?

[@bruce000000070000000]

@@copperfield3629 “way to neuter” you’re acting like the original doesn’t exist anymore, this isn’t a difference in opinion, couldn’t care less if you disliked it

[@luisalejandro276]

THATS PERFECT! YOU ARE THE BEST MUSICIAN!

[@StefanoCasali-o8j]

fantastic performance of time Roger is an unrivaled genius

[@rjstudios742]

The first time I listened to this song was about 2 years ago. So much has changed in those 2 years, and it makes the song meaningful to me. Thank you Roger. This is truly a work of art

[@jesyponce7271]

I want to say...something...thank for coming to my country..." Argentina"...thank so much, Roger

[@pujehun75]

Simply beautiful. It seems as if " time" is aging with us which gives me a greater appreciation of this version. Thanks Roger

[@tonyfloyd7449]

Eccomi, grandissimo Roger 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤

[@blayzevance2651]

I'd love it if Roger's made his own album in this format, his voice like a storyteller and the echoes of other voices. No guitar but that synth/keyboard. It doesn't show well when it's put against their best selling album but it could hold its own as an original album

[@stevesell4822]

This version makes the words so much more powerful. The methodical instrumentals in the background is fantastic as well

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

You are so right.

[@mrs.alucard6669]

I feel at one with the universe right now. I feel like, for once, I'm not at the mercy of my depression and anxiety. Another triumph, Roger, well done! 💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹😍

[@vascoapolonio2309]

Is this a tear roling down my cheek? Am i still human?

[@markfuidge6892]

I have listened to original version countless times but this version brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Roger for continuing to search, look and challenge me. M

[@davidefilippi7294]

You know, I cried too... for the death of a masterpiece

[@Axay80]

​@@davidefilippi7294😂

[@michaelgaull5517]

Absolute perfection Roger. Lyrics are Genius. We are all so blessed to live in such a time with you, to enjoy your creation of such amazing music. Thank you sir. 🙏

[@asifibrahimli8151]

Time is also a philosophical masterpiece about life. There are few songs that touch the mind and soul like “Time”

[@juanterneus-bluesman6791]

Wondeful...I'm out of words for such a marvel....thank you Roger for a well deserved new vision of an icon

[@ChipTatroe]

I was 13 when this was new. Have heard all different versions over the years. It's natural for things, everything, to evolve, mature. Kudos!

[@devicev2886]

As a young teenager I listened to DSOTM. Time really helped me NOT waste Time. Older and wiser now, the reflection 50 years later shimmering in my Soul.

[@YugoAnimations]

Great mix, love this version. Brought tears to my eyes. Don't know how you came up with such poignant lyrics that dig down to the bone when you were 30!

[@toreaunefjellstad]

Not taking anything away from your comment, just thought - in the interest of nitpicking - to point out that Time was first performed in January 1972, when Roger was still only 28.

[@YugoAnimations]

@@toreaunefjellstad Oh wow, even more amazing then.

[@buffalobillsbasket122]

Tears of boredom?

[@septimusxv9668]

This is... beautiful. For the 50th anniversary I can't imagine anything better. Perfection, Mr. Waters, perfection.

[@hollowpoint45acp]

No, it isn't