Pink Floyd - The Great Gig In The Sky REACTION (LIVE)

[@sabina1118]

Screaming 😂 I see I forgot to cut out me trying to tame my wild hair at the beginning of the video 🤣🤣 Well, then you know what happens behind the scenes. Hugs! ❤

[@rogercaruso9337]

I like the look

[@Accolonian]

Well, firstly, hair looks great, please show it off as much as you like. Secondly, I have heard that starting a youtube video with a behind the scenes moment actually drives engagement. Go take a look and see how often youtubers do it. I am not making it up.

[@philshorten3221]

On the album this track follows "Time" which perhaps adds some context. This is a window to when time runs out.

[@tucorameriz3538]

Always beautiful!

[@michaeltasche2251]

🤗

[@angelagraves865]

I love this version and no matter how many times I hear it I cry, it's just so beautiful. I love the original version for it's raw, spontaneous beauty, but this one is polished and just gets me deep in the heart every time.

[@dougie2150]

agree. non-popular opinion: this is better than studio version. Especially the first woman and the second. The first is like anger, fear, fight etc. the second lady represents grief, sadness, crying for something, acceptance with the fate. they complement each other perfectly.

[@neilforehand1121]

Absolutely, I guess for me it’s the visual effects as well, the voices are so powerful but being able to visualize their emotions just blows me over. To me this the best version, hands down!!!

[@adamj3977]

@@dougie2150Agree. Though I probably like third girl the most.

[@ericberg9266]

This is a song about death and grief. As you notice as the song proceeds the absolute pain and shock slowly becomes acceptance and slow healing. BRILLIANT!

[@stephenhowell5611]

Sam's despair/anger gets me every time and the way she closes. Kudos to Clare Torry as well.

[@Kevin6059]

50 years later, this whole album hits just as hard. It's the definition of a musical masterpiece and will always be my favorite album.

[@TheMule71]

The studio version is amazing. One singer. That said, this is great. I love it when David stop playing, he turns and watch. Remember that those are technically backing singers. Pink Floyd put then in the spotlight in on of the best concert ever and one of the best song ever. What an opportunity for the ladies to shine, and shine they did.

[@conan5885]

Yup, that one gets me every time... David stops playing, puts the slide down, and just sits back and enjoys Claudia's singing just like he was another audience member

[@TheMule71]

@@conan5885 Really, another kind of artist would have walked off stage to grab something to drink and relax. David stayed and watched respectfully. He has played the song countless times with countless people and still loves it. He also looks like the type who is very humble and respectful towards everybody.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

I loved Sam Browns solo hit Stop! before I heard her do this on this Pink Floyd live performance. Great voice, just like her mother.

[@uwetessenow985]

Hello Sabina your hair looks like great 😊 I saw Pink Floyd with this show in 1994 in Berlin it was absolutely outstanding. I am Floyd fan since 1977 for me one of the best group of all time

[@EchoesDaBear]

Great reaction Sabina!! Besides the original (with Clare Torry singing the entire thing) this is my favourite version!! Sam Brown (first), Durga McBroom (second), Claudia Fontaine (third & regretfully RIP!) are the 3 lovely and marvelous voices that bring this to life!! Let the tears flow!! I know I do. It's a song all about dying...so the emotion is all tied to that. This song, on a really great sound system, in a dark room, eyes closed is like a religious experience! Cheers.

[@enriquepina9829]

Hell Yeah!!!!!!!! I grew up listening to the Awesome Powerful Pink Floyd!!!!!!!!!!!! Takes me way back!!!!!!! Great Memories!!!!!!!! I'm 70 now Still Rock n Roll!!!!!!!!! On a Natural High!!! now , If u know what I mean, Ha!!

[@ClandOp]

Great, great reaction to another iconic Pink Floyd performance. Thank you, thank you, Sabina! Dark Side of the Moon is best consumed in one full-course meal, but I know that's hard to do in a single reaction.

[@sabina1118]

My pleasure! 🤗

[@beldin2987]

And if you want the whole meal live, you have to listen to Dream Theater .. no joke : Dream Theater - Full Concert (Dark Side of The Moon) 2005 Pink Floyd HD kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXXGl5eErdKJhrM i think they do a great job here

[@TerryParsons1724]

Awesome song great reaction thank you. This song is about accepting death and always makes me emotional. 🤟

[@teknotony]

I saw this performed live on the previous tour , different backing singers , equally as beautiful

[@Paulobrisaboa]

Clare Torry, the original vocalist during the recording of the album, was told only, by the band that she was to represent vocally and without words the five emotional stages one goes through when are dying. First, Denial, than Anger, Bargaining, Depression and finally Acceptance.She improvised this masterpiece in just two takes.

[@MegaForrestgump]

And they used the first take.

[@adenauerlemos7926]

Yep. The producers didn't give him much information about what the recording was really about. I saw her interview many years later. She didn't know she would be part of a masterpiece.

[@artbagley1406]

Clare's mind-blowing performance of "Great Gig in the Sky" is on the album "Dark Side of the Moon." She set the mark to be topped by anybody who cared to try. This trio performed a wonderful rendition, as soul-stirring as Ms. Torry's so many years ago. Both versions are entirely captivating and beautiful.

[@kathydurow6814]

And she had to fight for it, but finally got a writing credit & "undisclosed sum" for her work on top of the original 30 pound session fee.

[@TheDirge69]

Unfortunately the vocalists since that have missed the mark

[@tomaszbielak]

Outstanding girl listens to outstanding music. What a lovely combination! ❤

[@mikebunner3498]

When you were born!! Damn, The Dark Side of the Moon was released in 1973, the year I graduated high school. Yea, I'm an old fart! I think this is the BEST rock album EVER!!!! And you selected this version, good job girl. David is playing a lap steel guitar. AND these ladies sing their guts OUT!! AND at 6:20 something David stops playing and just watches her finish singing!! SO powerful....... Pink is great!!!!! Peace to you! And Merry Christmas!!!!!! Take care and stay safe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It does make sense!!! But I suggest you allow it to settle into you AND sleep on it. Pink is a tad heavy at times!! They did./do things no one else did or do!!! Greatest rock band EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bye...

[@tucorameriz3538]

Great reaction Sabina! Thanks for another great video and analysis.

[@Copesp_06]

Qual é a razão pela qual você escreve o seguinte texto? ''Atrás de você eles estão turvando tudo , é viver que eu sei fazer que você quer ouvir Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber perguntar Vou ter cuidado viver saber O que você quiser ouvir Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber perguntar Com o tom Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber dizer o que você quer ouvir pedir peça Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz aqui''. Proponho tal pergunta, pois, estou assustado, absolutamente todos os vídeos que eu abro, nos comentários, sempre tem uma pessoa diferente escrevendo as mesmas coisas.

[@joshuajohan9685]

Even without lyrics I still Loves this music... POWER... Vibes...💜🩷🤍🩶🧡💛🤎🤎❤️💙💚🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@sailinbob11]

The 3 stages of death. Fear, anger ,acceptance. .

[@tomas347]

Yup, get exactly what you're saying. Wonderful to watch people enjoying Pink Floyd for the first time. I recommend you put on the headphones, stretch out somewhere comfortable, turn off the lights, and listen to Dark Side of the Moon start to finish without interruption.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

My favorite band of all time and This was my fav concert of all time. Their stunning vocals taking u thru the stages of death without a word. Powerful and beautiful. Thanx much, Peace

[@waynehauser3611]

What an incredible piece of music, but yes like others suggested, pls listen to the studio version with Claire Tory ! The emotion will hit you all over again ! peace n love from Australia 😎✌

[@adamj3977]

I wouldn’t recommend listening to the original. It’s not as good, and probably would throw off a non-fan, who doesn’t go off nostalgia.

[@NoNotMe0000]

These young ladies certainly did a fine job with the musical performance. However, the original can never be duplicated. It was a unique once in a lifetime performance. Jus say'n.

[@paulmitchell4850]

its all about the pain of a loosing close one when they die (pink Floyd since 1970) love the reaction from you x

[@mikewindisch9021]

Makes me cry every time!!😢😢😢😢

[@rogercaruso9337]

Need to listen to the album from side A straight thru side B. I know you will love it. ❤❤❤

[@adenauerlemos7926]

Yes. The producers didn't give him much information about what the recording was really about. I saw her interview many years later. She didn't know she would be part of a masterpiece.

[@Jerzy-lis]

The first vocalist in this video is Sam Brown. She has sung a lot on backing vocals with Harry Moore, George Harrison, Small Faces, Spandau Ballet, Adam Ant, Jon Lord (from Deep Purple), Pink Floyd, David Gilmore, The Firm, Doji and Nick Cave. Brown released her debut album Stop! in 1988, and in this regard, she released several studio albums, one live album, one EP and three compilations, as well as three albums as part of the Homespun band. In 2007, she had serious problems with her singing voice, after which she stopped recording and singing live. Sam founded a ukulele club in 2010 and has expanded to several clubs in Oxfordshire, Dorset, London and online that continue to thrive.

[@kimberlyrineer6822]

Love your fiery hair.

[@DavideDurand-g7q]

Love the way you are doing written comments during the songs. Please react to other songs from Pusle Concert, I would enjoy it

[@user-ke1wn3bb3e]

Sabina, both you and the Floyd are wonderful! The word that comes to mind for me is authenticity both in their creation and in your reaction. I'm so happy that you mentioned the idea that singing preceded speaking in the development of human beings as a species as this is not a well-known theory (but one I have subscribed to for many years). You also mentioned that you had some difficulty in finding the right words to describe how you felt but I think this is perfectly understandable. Music is beyond words since it is the fundamental source of communication and speech (and words) are derived from them. Neuroscientists tell us that the ability to create and appreciate music is found in the right hemisphere of the brain and speech in the left hemisphere. Thus, music makes itself heard without the need (and control) of speech. Sorry to prattle on!

[@DavidJones-ql1tw]

Fabulous insight by yourself... You summed it up superbly...

[@romanjohnston]

Hits ya right in the soul. To be there......with thousands of others ....the energy in the arena.,...insanity. Floyd live is a spiritual experience....surpassed their execellent studio work considerably. That is saying someting. Pink FLoyd is a transducer. They take in the universese energy and translate it into music and song and it goes rigtht into your soul....which as a peice of the universe and it is translated directly into your emotions.....like a lense of clarity....in our crazy world. (Subscribed)

[@wotspur]

The beautiful keyboard intricacies of the genius Richard Wright ( RIP) sets the tone for this epic song, all 3 ladies did a superb version , but Sam brown section was toe curling brilliant

[@ThomasSupten]

SABINA, TANK YOU FOR YOURS WORDS!

[@donaldmuir8137]

This wonderful classic draws you in and given there’s no lyrics still takes you on an emotional journey as do many other Pink Floyd songs. For me they’re the GOAT and that concert still stands the test of time and is amazing

[@Rackelhane]

Amazing vocals by Sam Brown and the other lady i did not recognise. PinkFloyd is my all time Nr ONE band. Thank you.❤

[@edzeljereza8234]

Sam Brown, Durga McBroom and Claudia Fontaine....in that order.

[@Rackelhane]

@@edzeljereza8234 Thank's👍

[@EricManktelow]

I was at that show! Nothing else on earth like it.

[@davidsutherland667]

So many versions of this and every single one of them is outstanding. It makes me think of my lost sister as she was leaving this life . Try the same song in Venice.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Nothing like seeing this live.O.M.G

[@sabina1118]

Lucky you! 🤩

[@vicprovost2561]

I was blessed to see Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety twice by Pink Floyd, with the classic lineup in 1975 and then without Roger Waters on the Pulse Tour in 1994. Both times were utterly outstanding!

[@rogercaruso9337]

@@vicprovost2561 saw the tour when the came out

[@vicprovost2561]

@@rogercaruso9337 There was nothing like a live Pink Floyd show!

[@russellweisenburger6053]

Pink Floyd has always been about sound, the vocals and lyrics are, in my opinion, are an after thought.

[@kelvinpell4571]

Great that you did not stop the recording. I was at this concert in 1994. Sam Brown the first singer is incredible

[@Nikop0l]

enjoyed that a ton. top tier level of quality. 😵 and just now October Ends dropped a banger 🔥 You gotta react to it!

[@craiglabreche9902]

The 1973 release is my favorite . thank u for no intermissions , bravo 7:46

[@franciscomassa3017]

Excelente video !!!

[@SteveCoronado2]

Great to see you!! Love the red hair (redhead commenting lol) Missed your reactions. Admittedly I haven’t been on KZbin as I once was but still great seeing you. Hope you are well 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻❤️

[@sabina1118]

Thanks ❤️✨ Great to be back - I am thanks! And you? 🎉

[@SteveCoronado2]

@@sabina1118 I’m as well as can be thank you. 💕

[@gistechrep3816]

Listening to Pink Floyd helps the day go by, wouldn't you say?

[@michaeldezego340]

Hello. This is a live version many many years after the album Dark Side Of The Moon was released. The singer, Clare Torry, created the incredible sound on the song. You're listening to somebody who is just copying the originator. Please listen to the original album version.

[@jnrickards]

Ooo, nice hair colour!! Love this song, all of the versions they have released.

[@sabina1118]

Thanks!!

[@Trucker231610]

Yes please react to the original version of this song nothing can touch it.

[@user-zl9qb3fx8tq]

Pink Floyd is a musical genre all their own‼

[@VicPretorius-d5z]

Love your reaction style!! Please also check out "Coming back to life" from the Pulse concert - epic performance.

[@torstenlaumen5766]

When Richard Wright, the keyboardist, died in 2008, it was this song that was sung at his funeral by Durga Mc Broom. This was his express wish during his lifetime. The rumor persists that none other than Jon Lord accompanied on the piano.

[@torstenlaumen5766]

Durga Mc Broom are one of the Backgroundsinger in this Video. She sung the second part

[@torstenlaumen5766]

When you have any questions about the band you can ask me. I hear Pink Floyd more than 45 years

[@tonysimpson1631]

this is my fav Pink Floyd song, followed by Money

[@DanielGarcia-sh8gk]

Your hair in the beginning of this reaction, I love it gorgeous...kisses to you! 😘😘😘

[@justitia257]

Grazie a Te, Beautiful Sabina, from Sicily

[@sabina1118]

Thanks for joining the premiere 😍 It was nice having you! 🌸 Really appreciate it!

[@justitia257]

@@sabina1118 For me it is always a pleasure. Thank you

[@thepragmatic6383]

And to think that originally, this track was only going to be used to fill the remaining space on side A of the vinyl. What a wonderful way to fill an empty space.

[@stephenbrown4211]

I remember seeing Claire Torrey sing this with Floyd at Knebworth

[@doomster73]

Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in. 😎

[@sabina1118]

Sluuuurp!

[@user-audioTec76]

Look forward to seeing you experience more Pink Floyd reactions.

[@staffanhesselback9653]

One of the great songs from the Dark Side of the Moon album, really touching❤ released march 1st 1973

[@MrGadfly772]

This version gets a lot of play simply because it is filmed. The definite version is sung by its co-creator. Clare Tory improvised much of the song, and it is her version which is on the album. Please listen to her version.

[@Macdelaven]

I am sure others have explained what song is about. You really picked up on the emotional cues of light , instrumentation and vocalizations.

[@darylabbott2032]

Great reaction! Watch Sorrow from pulse US And Them all from pulse concert

[@robertkaupinis4875]

It’s about death , 3 stagesshock anger then acceptance

[@FooDogDat]

3 incredible backup singers = 1 Clare Torry improvising for an hour with just a few instructions from the band, she did 2 full takes and reportedly gave up on a third take saying in effect she'd already given it her all, she was paid £30 and she apologized thinking she didn't give them what they wanted. Didn't know they used her work until she saw the record in the store. Looking at the liner notes there was nothing about her contribution, when it really is half the song. It was on the Billboard 200 albums chart for 736 nonconsecutive weeks. Some say that it represents the stages of dying. If you note the recorded voice of the man stating 'I'm not afraid of dying, why should I be, we've all got to go sometime...' From 2005: "Torry provided the improvised vocal on The Great Gig In The Sky, and was paid the standard fee of £30 for her work on January 23rd 1973. However, some thirty-one years later she claimed that she composed the song, and asked the High Court for monies she believed were due to her, a half-share of copyright ownership and a 50 per cent share, possibly worth millions, of past and future income. Torry said they (the band and EMI) had breached her copyright and asked for damages and for "all illicit copies of the song to be destroyed". This could have resulted in the album being withdrawn from sale temporarily. This week, the High Court judged on the side of Ms Torry, and have awarded her a half-share on copyright ownership of the song. The amount of the out-of-court settlement has not been disclosed, prompting much speculation as to the amount."

[@bertoverweel6588]

I am 70 and listening to Pink Floyd since 1973, it's timeles music. They are comming to the Netherlands in september, tryed to get tickets but they are sold out in no time so now going to a coverband.

[@rodwhitfield3029]

That's the best version of what is one of the most beautiful and unique pieces of music ever created. It makes me weep every time I hear it. Just a piece of trivia, the first singer's name is Sam Brown. She had a massive worldwide hit of her own in the late 80s called 'Stop'. It's a fantastic song, and her vocal is beyond words. Check it out.

[@AIejandr_]

This is the best version by far i dont care if Sam wasnt the first or original singer

[@FSMDog]

I'm sure many others will have said, the original (studio) version is the best - one singer (Clare Torry) who both 'composed' and sung it...

[@kenslater7354]

I was there

[@timmiyg5894]

First singer is Sam Brown. - Look out for her singing 'Stop'

[@vicprovost2561]

This was an incredible performance, Pink Floyd sure was beyond belief all 4 times I saw them, this is but a sample of their many, many live performances, both audio and video, available on You Tube. They always had great musicians on tour with them from the the mid 70s on and their sound, lights and special effects are second to none in Rock and they are certainly in the conversation as greatest band period. That is true but as others will mention, you do need to hear this tune with the original vocalist Clare Torey doing the 'stages of death' vocals as part of the all time classic album Dark Side of the Moon. You owe it to yourself to listen to it sometime in its entirety. It is so great that such music stands the test of time and appeals to all listeners, no matter how old, where they are from or musical preference, when they hear them, they are fans! Enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶

[@vicprovost2561]

Clare Torry, my bad.

[@mellokeith]

My understanding is the singers represent the different stages of death, these the great gig in the sky… fighting/resistance, giving in, and acceptance… each singer had her own stage, though I think the studio version was just one woman.

[@mikebunner3498]

O.K. young lady, This is the first time on your channel.. This wonderful song is off of the best rock album ever--The Dark Side of the Moon. This masterpiece came out the year I got out of high school, 1973. Put your seat belt on these girls solo will wreck you.. No words -- just RAW emotions.. HINT--- near the end David stops playing his lap steel AND gazes at them!!!!! Is this great or what? Take care............... Stay safe!!!!!!

[@naosmo]

Hi ,I'm new, you said it all when saying 'this is a universal voice' I first heard this as a lad of 17 those 50 years ago and I am still moved to tears. btw, please do a listen to 'Comfortably Numb' from the same gig, I'm sure you would appreciate one of the bestesest in the history of mankind guitar solos, just sayin

[@anastasiosbrinias9946]

hi sabina,youshould react to PINK FLOYDS song SORROW from the pulse 94 concert,mind blowing

[@johnthompson6374]

Even going back far enough to where our ancestors had no words they could still communicate with all sorts of sounds expressing their personal desires. Many of us today could make it through a day without speaking one actually word by simply using sounds and motions. Even today, our names are just the sound we either agreed to or were trained to acknowledge. This (Claire Tory and Richard Wright) piece of art goes best when immediately following the song Time in my opinion, Try em together. Peace/JT

[@sabina1118]

Well said! Thanks, that it noted 😍

[@Rassskle]

​@sabina1118 Totally agree with this comment. The Great Gig was created ( not written or composed ) to end Time. Time slides into the Great Gig ( the end ) to finnish the message of side one.....The Dark Side of The Moon. Normally I recommend Pink Floyd live, but Time and The Great Gig are best enjoyed together as one song in 2 movements from the original recording......vinyl or CD. ORIGINAL is best......the remixes and digital destruction not only change the vibe and feel, they also alter and sometimes even remove the final brilliant vocal notes of passing. Should be noted that when Clare Torry sung those notes, she had no instructions, melody, lyrics or written music to follow........she made them up on the spot and in that instant in one take.

[@ianjones2187]

I’m 68 and bloody well cried 😂 again . Must stop listening to this track (nah,!)

[@babylonsister118]

Actually the song is, at least 20 years more older than this! And one of my all-time faves...so, thanks!

[@charlesmarkley220]

Great redition. Listen to the album.

[@DB-xl8lz]

Totally get everything you were saying. You were rambling, but that's what PInk Floyd does. Their music is so profound and people just want to let out everything they discovered when hearing a song for the first time.

[@ChrisEchoes]

FYI: the first vocalist is Sam Brown whose mother Vicki Brown also has been a backing vocalist with Pink Floyd in the 70s.

[@sergi0YT]

Checkout Echoes in Pompei ;)

[@hopcat500]

This song is about the process of dying. Remember the faint lyrics at the beginning? That is why the voices and lighting take you through the whole range of emotions until the End comes.

[@frostygorostiaga9239]

primal

[@BobberRider]

This song describes the stages of death. It's beautiful.

[@gaius_enceladus]

This version is not bad, but the original version with Clare Torry's vocals knocks this out of the ballpark! If you think this version is good, you've *got* to listen to the original version - it'll knock your socks off!

[@mikebunner3498]

Pink is known for breaking the rules!!!!! ENJOY......................

[@LordEagle]

Believe it or not,,,,the studio version is better,,,,💥💥💥👍 Pink Floyd is for the ADVANCED music listener. 😎

[@omarjassar4650]

It was released 20 years earlier in 1973 not 1994

[@UNIVERSO132]

😘😘😘😘😘😘👏🇲🇽🖐️

[@stevenpoff6273]

Listen to the whole album THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON it's actually very SPIRITUAL and I do believe that they got that from the DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL it has to do with SPIRITUAL ASCENSION and the pyramid and the LIGHT SPECTRUM RAINBOW because we are SPIRITUAL RAINBOW WARRIORS. It is our CHAKRA COLORS.

[@doomhunter697]

This is perhaps the only song from this concert that it is better to listen to the studio instead. Clare Torry was so good, three can't replace her.

[@sopwithpuppy]

Amy Smith of "The Australian Pink Floyd Show". Solo. Live. ALMOST as good as Clare Torry. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqXXkIyJmN52jMk

[@campbeld63]

Pink Floyd, for the most part, put enormous effort into getting their sound just right in the studio, then in getting the concert sound to match the studio sound as accurately as possible. (The the famous extended guitar solo from "Comfortably Numb" includes every chord, every note, every bend from the original.) Part of the magic of the original is its spontaneity; in fact Clare Torry stopped in the middle of the third take because she felt she had lost the spontaneity and was becoming repetitive. Live performances can be either accurate or spontaneous, but not both. In the whole of history, there was one opportunity for that kind of perfection, and Clare absolutely nailed it.

[@BrooklynBear63]

Guess no one told you... THE STUDIO VERSION.

[@J3scribe]

The 5 stages of grief.

[@shawnlawson1773]

Great Gig in the Sky is about dying and the emotions of dealing with as much. When the lights change, so do the emotions in the process of it all.

[@charlesmarkley220]

You should listen to the original. Please.

[@madtatter2860]

Hey Happy Tday...well close 🤷 lol U reeeeelly need to react to Sleep Token. Theyre gonna blow u away n will absolutely be ur new favorite band. Check em out...honestly what have u got to lose? 🤷😁

[@naynyamish270]

Im not afraid of dying Any time will do, I don't mind Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it, you've gotta go sometime I never said I was afraid of dying oh oh, ohhh ooooooooh, oh oh oh ohaaaaaaa oooooaaaaaoooooahhhh… ooohooohaaaaooo aaaa aaaa aaa ah, oh ahhh ahhh ahh a ah, oh oh ayayahaya, aya, oh oh ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! o oh oh ahhhh! ahhhh! aaaaaahhhhhhhh! ahhhahhaha, ahahaaa, ayoayaaa, oh oh oh, ahhyaaaa hoohoooo… hmmmmm… hmmmh hm hmm…