SO BEAUTIFUL! 🎵 Pink Floyd Time Reaction

Thanks for checking out our Pink Floyd reaction. We watched Time at the end of our AC/DC live stream. It was the very last song on that stream and a good way to end the night.
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[@archiveSux]

Fun fact: Not only is this song timeless, it actually becomes more and more relevant as you are getting older.

[@scottwhitlock9201]

yep I am 65 now, have no idea where the last 40 years went...spooky to think about it and I first heard this when I was 18..

[@matthewdawdy9896]

48 years old here. Yeah. This might be the only Universal Truth.

[@dcmanuel7232]

Absolutely.

[@maskedman1337]

@@scottwhitlock9201 I'm early 40s and have no idea where the last 20 went. Sigh. Need to take acid again, I think.

[@scottwhitlock9201]

@@maskedman1337 that was in 75 the last time i did..

[@helenwilliams7065]

Yes, Lex, I think we can all relate to the passage of time. One minute I'm a teenager listening to Dark Side of the Moon, and the next minute I'm 66 and watching Brad and Lex listen to it. 😉😉

[@LordEagle]

😥😥😥🤪

[@helenwilliams7065]

@@LordEagle 😆

[@johnwinton1169]

Wow, yes

[@noahphilter187]

I resemble that remark..😎

[@andrewmorton9327]

Me too!

[@cindiaker5778]

I am 57 years old now, and let me tell ya....the words of "Time" hit you so much harder as you get older. I love this song, but it makes me emotional now...whereas I used to just love it for the musical & lyrical genius !!!!

[@michaels640]

I’m 72… life goes past so quickly! But - there’s balance - you get happier, more contented, as you get older…. And we had some good music back then!!!

[@TYoung023]

Same age. I think I’ve hit that age of acceptance of the inevitable. Not to say I’m giving up! Hell no. Just able to think and plan for that day (hopefully long away) a little more easily.

[@jarredsegal6842]

I’m 48 and ridden motorcycles since I was in diapers I’ve seen more death I’m my life than I care to think of I make sure I tell everyone I love that I love them every chance I get for just that reason because I don’t know if I will ever see them alive again or them me My advice is smell as many flowers and thunder storms as you can Enjoy everyday as much as you can Change that which you can while you can do it And Accept those things you can’t change with a smile ; even death

[@michaelgoodson3675]

Yall ever listen to TOOL? Lol

[@treebeard8475]

@@jarredsegal6842 🤙✌️thank you I enjoyed that.

[@gregpitts891]

Simply one of the most beautiful, powerful, meaningful, and relatable songs ever written by any artist.

[@christopherryan7178]

One of the only songs ever that literally gives me chills every single time I listen to it

[@71chorizo]

No pink floyd song is simple😊

[@b0bthebuilder198]

Yup

[@alanFconrad]

Amen.....so true

[@jerrywellborn]

I listened to these lyrics as a teenager: "ten years have got behind you, No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun". As I am now closer to 60 years of age then 50, these lyrics are more relevant than ever.

[@danielrustom9732]

I thought the same thing! 60 soon for me to..

[@Whateva67]

Crazy how fast time goes. I was 5 in 1972, my mom played Floyd,the Stones,Janis and a lot of other good music but I was too young to appreciate the lyrics. 😎

[@donnawoods8039]

Whenever I hear this I think about where the last 62 years went and what did I really accomplish? But I have no regrets.

[@jonathanfischer2758]

So true time waits for no one

[@alex-E7WHU]

Confirmed.😥

[@mysteriousbeaver666]

The “softly spoken magic spell” is people praying at a funeral - each verse is different part of life - youth, middle age, old age/death

[@cahillgreg]

It's not a funeral - the bell knells and the faithful respond by showing up for the mass/service, kneeling and listening to the hushed tones of the priest's religious incantations/ magic spells - each verse is not dealing specifically with distinct stages.

[@mysteriousbeaver666]

@@cahillgreg yes the mass is a funeral mass. I think the lyrics are pretty obvious that it’s about different stages of life.

[@tjmctube]

@@cahillgreg Then why is the next song "The Great Gig in the Sky"?

[@mysteriousbeaver666]

@@tjmctube because they went to heaven??

[@B.R.0101]

IMHO I don't think it's a funeral just because this line is at the end of the song, neither a moral thing about society, but personally it could be more like when a person has lost everything in his life after years of a nonsense life and now he's on his knees to pray and something magical or some new kind of spiritual feeling happens to him. Something has to change for him. And Home again, when at the end of a personal journey you come back to your heart, to feel where you are feeling cold but better in some way.

[@titusbc]

Lex’s facial expression is literally where good music takes us all.

[@XxRumbleBeexX1]

Thats no lie

[@StardustX24]

So true

[@Drewcatmorris]

Also, guitars dream that one day David Gilmore will play them.

[@WatTyler13]

It's even better when etched across a face like hers 😍

[@jimmylight5514]

I was listening to this song when I was 16 now I am 63 I still love it and it is so true it hurts 😂

[@p0pp4]

I feel you, this song was from my teen years.

[@stephenlutz3907]

"This is a full sensory experience song." And THAT, dear lady, is the essence of Pink Floyd.👍❤

[@danisyx5804]

this album is why at 14 i started building an audiophile grade sound system

[@Ellen.G]

Listen to this again in 25 years! It's kind of a punch in the gut after 50. We all come to terms with our own mortality. Timeless classic Floyd!

[@cindiaker5778]

Indeed ! It is almost comical how in my teens I clearly missed the references to our impending doom, and now at 57 every reference slaps me up side my head....lol.......and yet, I still LOVE this song !!!!!

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Tell me about it I turn 55 on the 20th Dec.

[@judithrunyon186]

I just turned 51 and I am no where close to coming to terms with my mortality. It freaks me out to be honest.

[@SpaghettiShaq]

dont know if i will ever get to terms with it

[@alansevern290]

@@judithrunyon186 me too, 51 last Oct, time is definitely the enemy of humankind, especially if you feel like you've so much more to give or you feel you've wasted so much time just letting the grass grow beneath your feet!

[@scottmatzeder9162]

This Album from start to finish is Epic. In fact "Darkside of the Moon" stayed on the Billboard Charts for a stunning 14 continuous years and did not fall during that period.

[@allengator1914]

Actually, it was listed in the Billboard top 200 albums charts for 958 consecutive weeks or over 18 years.

[@metalhead4135]

Pretty sure it was longer than that.

[@innosanto]

The best PF album is the wall but also has some weak songs. Dark side is the most consistent (animals and machine are also consistent but this one more complete)

[@SurvivorBri]

When the song shifts to "Home again" it gets me emotional every time. That is the most beautiful transition to an ending of a song, ever.

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

Agree. This is a timeless masterpiece. Never ages, contrary to the title.

[@nomenestomen3452]

The song is called 'Breathe Reprise', 'home again..' is just part of the lyrics. But i agree, the transition is phenomenal.

[@bedlamite42]

It hits a little closer to home than it did a few decades ago.

[@johnlackey1244]

Actually the third verse of “Breathe “ which I’d why it’s called “Breathe Reprise “.

[@twofarg0ne763]

I was 24 when this song came out - 48 years ago. I'm now 72 and this song really hits home, but now it's no longer the melody and harmony, it's the words... yes 48 years of my life has gone by since I first heard it. And, I'm like where did they go?

[@robertdickson9809]

Ditto my friend,ditto!

[@paulauvray1962]

like me !!!

[@kyliemull3709]

I hear you

[@tattoodude8946]

@@radbarij Well the answer to how they "got it" when they were so young is LSD and other powerful hallucinogens. Great insight comes with high doses but it does come with a fee and they were taking a lot through these years.

[@raye402]

Yes I too was 24 & 48 years on at 72 just wonder where those years have evaporated ???

[@charliehiggins4430]

You got it guys .Makes me crazy when reactors miss or talk through the ten years and closer to the grave lines. You got it. I'm 84 now and the time is racing by like a fucking ferrari

[@kennethlatham3133]

Hang in there, baby! You've got the whole rest of your life ahead of you! (I know; a lot of snot nose talk from some 63-year old punk)

[@jeffk1212]

I hear you brother

[@LordEagle]

You made me laugh,,,,👍👍👍🤣

[@marvinc9994]

Just be grateful you no longer have to listen to Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson ;-)

[@chopperdeath]

Congratulations on making it for so long!

[@CyGea]

"I feel like I'm inside a clock......now I'm in a heart." You're right where you're supposed to be Brad.

[@lawm1183]

"I feel like I'm inside a clock...now, I'm in a heart." perfect interpretation of this song and life.

[@thesaint9276]

now imagine being 16 and eating mushrooms while you listened to this album. I still have PTSD from those clocks going off lmao

[@bowtangey6830]

I was 31, having dropped out of college 10 years earlier. Adrift. I listened to this song at my mom's house. For me it was so true. I went back to college, graduated, went on and got my PhD, and just retired after 32 years of university mathematics teaching. And here I am, adrift again. But smiling this time, even though I hear the approaching falls I must go over. After all, they were always there.

[@eliamielsolisceron7155]

Your comment made me smile, congratulations on your career :)

[@bowtangey6830]

@@eliamielsolisceron7155 👍🏾 Thank you.

[@kylerjones4411]

Love that last sentence.

[@bernie4366]

Bro if you know enough about math to teach at a university, you already have one foot out of this world. I really think guys like you exist in a slightly different and considerably larger dimension than I do. Math is utterly mind blowing but you really have to have an aptitude for it. I know just enough to be awed by it.

[@chadwellington2524]

inspiring stuff

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

This is one of the greatest songs ever written. I was raised on Pink Floyd, my Dad would play a different album at high volume every morning to wake me up for school and we would have endless deep conversations and discussions about the lyrics and about life in general. Those times are the greatest memories I have and I cherish them deeply, even more so now that my Dad has passed away. This song really hit's the nail on the head and then drives it home, never take anything for granted. Experience every moment of life and hold it close because one day it WILL all be gone and the next adventure will begin.

[@StardustX24]

Beautiful

[@treebeard8475]

He must have been quite the guy. This band is one of the only bands that will be with me for life.

[@nickdeth24]

Beautiful comment that moved me to tears. My dad is 85 and has dementia and can no longer recall the shared moments listening to Alan Parsons, Pink Floyd and Steely Dan. I'll always have the music and the memories though.

[@ronaldlabelle7274]

Remember no computers no digital recordings. All blood sweat and tears.

[@sarahzentexas]

The look on Lex’s face when the guitar solo started…priceless.

[@paulolapa3040]

and Brad moving crazy like he was listening to a complete different song

[@tidentrue]

@@paulolapa3040 yeah, this guy is dense at best. He doesn’t understand lyrics for shit

[@RSpracticalshooting]

@@tidentrue let's be real, we're all here for lex

[@treebeard8475]

@@tidentrue they are different people. The first time I played Pink Floyd for my family my little cousin was like this is kinda scary cause we played welcome to the machine. Also he was like 11. He got super into Floyd and years later we jam hard to Floyd.

[@johnr.8275]

The guitar solo in this is one of the greatest of all time. The sound, the feel, the soul...it is truly epic.

[@DiZastur]

I agree, David Gilmour sucks...the breath out of you and breathes back magic and wonder.

[@ronr149]

I think its the best solo of all time

[@13aphomet]

I'm a huge PF fan and this is my favorite song amoung many. Love the dark themes and the solo is just God-tier emotion.

[@thesaint9276]

check out mike Maldanado's skate part in the video "jump off a building". Thats how i first heard this song and it goes great with the video.

[@ericbecker7249]

Legend has it that if you give David Gilmour a cheap ukulele, he will make it sound like a Stradivarius.

[@steverakes6182]

One of the greatest albums ever produced. Floyd is one of the few bands not to allow singles to be down loaded because their songs generally run together and are meant to be heard at album length.

[@brianhildreth9099]

Lex closing her eyes, swaying and smiling... Is exactly what happens to me when David Gilmore plays the guitar.

[@danprice3603]

PREACH!

[@SJSpode114]

Definitely in her happy place….😎👍

[@bedaziochannel]

David Gilmore is one of those few guitarists where I know it's him within a couple of seconds.

[@R0n8urgundy]

Its not about how many notes you can play, its about making each one count.

[@BuffBroc]

That moment she went from bouncing and rocking to closing her eyes, leaning back and swaying was awesome to watch and I remember that feeling the first time Pink Floyd grasped my soul. So happy younger generations are experiencing it too.

[@robertdysonn]

I’ve been listening to this song for four decades now and I have to admit that it gets me teary every time I hear it. Where has life gone over these 48 years?

[@bennymartinez5532]

I hear ya. I’ll be 59 this year. The months go by so quick

[@robertdysonn]

@@bennymartinez5532 it’s too bad we don’t realize how it will work when we’re young and have time.

[@steelshotproductions]

Same

[@spartuz71]

I feel the same way, now that im 50 this song has a whole different meaning to me. I realize today how much time flies. You go to bed one night you're 25 and you wake up the next morning you're 50. And you realize you wasted a lot of time running after the sun and you're exhausted!

[@robertdysonn]

@@spartuz71 amen brother. When I was 18 this was a good song but now that I’m 48 it’s One that can break me down if I’m in the right mood.

[@Forscythe80]

This song cannot be listened to alone. Dark Side of the Moon demands you play the entire album in one run. Preferably in the dark with the best speakers you can afford.

[@robnorwood3591]

Lazarium

[@timothygraff9464]

The Wall, very much the same way.

[@sirTANKhunter]

Absolutely, the PF concept albums are made as a whole experience with more than lyrical themes spanning the songs. Man I freaking love Floyd and my dad for raising me on them

[@LIAISAGREENBEL]

exactly

[@vellitical1532]

on acid

[@andystevens-porter2031]

My dad gave me this album when I was 8 . I still have it . As I get older the lyrics mean so much more . Headphones on and just kick back and remember me and my dad listening to it tears me up . Great memories

[@spacecowboy3968]

When i was younger i thought Pink Floyd sucked. I didnt think they were heavy enough and their songs were slow and long. However, now i feel what they were doing and why it was important.

[@DiZastur]

gawd I wish my dad listened to this, would have changed our relationship.

[@ONI1013.]

One thing you guys will learn about Pink Floyd. You never just “listen”to their songs, you “experience” them. And the more you listen, the better it gets.

[@jimcarmer1685]

The more you listen The more you learn

[@rickgarcia8481]

These guys wrote this album in there 20s. They were beyond there years.

[@mournblade1066]

This song has what is arguably the greatest guitar solo of all time.

[@johnpeniell9709]

Yes....that solo has everything in it.

[@floridahiker1503]

The solo is like a spiritual experience.

[@mikkovaltonen3564]

Fun fact: the tempo of this song is 60bpm, just like a ticking clock.

[@dan112965]

Or the avg heartbeat

[@La_sagne]

​@C1E5 dude if you subdivide it differently it might just aswell be 61 or 122 and so it also might aswell be 60. not all record players spin/spun at exactly the same speed. they just made a song.. chances are they didnt compose it with sheet music beforehand. its not what they usually do in rock music.

[@itsthegamingmutt]

@C1E5 each tick is a second on the clock so how would it be more than 80 bpm that would be more than 80 seconds per minute which would make no sense

[@itsthegamingmutt]

@C1E5 I didn’t mean the clock in the song I meant a normal clock. I do know that the original commenter was wrong because the clock is the song is much faster.

[@itsthegamingmutt]

@C1E5 all good, just a misunderstanding.

[@theartistformerlyknownasje6358]

The Dark Side of the Moon is among the most critically acclaimed records in history, best selling albums of all time One of the most influential album ever as well. One of the most reacted song on KZbin. I’m happy you guys came out from underneath that rock 🪨

[@paulb4604]

I beieve Dark Side of the Moon still holds the record for most weeks on the Billboard Top 200 at something like 900+ weeks. Just insane. In my opinion it's the best and most iconic piece of music in rock history.

[@OriginalWhiteDevil]

@@paulb4604 Sonically, I believe it's the best. It's got it all.

[@donkfail1]

@@OriginalWhiteDevil And best composed album in my opinion. Listening to just one song from it never does it justice.

[@ay_ay_ron2112]

Greatest album of all time !!

[@stevenclarke5606]

I first heard it when it was released and l’m still listening to it today nearly 50 years later

[@gregoryburton5317]

I feel that every single album Pink Floyd has ever done needs to be listened to in its entirety start to finish. i believe that was the way these were made back in the day. a story, you are embarking on a journey. same as Queen with day at the races and Night at the opera. musical geniuses at work here kids!!!!

[@northlander4370]

Dont forget Tommy by The Who ..

[@BobSmith-vo9hv]

"Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way" I've often thought that's one of the most perceptive observations of being English I've heard. Speaks to something right at the bedrock of our culture, of our national character.

[@jonny26281]

It’s very relevant now too

[@australopithecus]

But Thoreau coined the phrase "quiet desperation", and he was American... ;)

[@carlossaraiva8213]

And sadly it's what made brexit happen, dragging the irish, welsh and scots along often against their will.

[@CCDzine]

I love watching young people get anxious listening to this song, impatiently awaiting some pay-off, and not getting the irony.

[@doesnotexist305]

The tolling of the iron bell draws to the faithful to their knees to hear the softly spoken magic spell. This is a funeral service. This is why the next song on the album is called “The Great Gig in the Sky”.

[@MrJohnisthename]

also Christian peoples were called to prayer each evening when the church bell would ring typically at 6pm

[@ffjsb]

@@MrJohnisthename That is not universally a Christian thing... I've NEVER heard of any Christian practice that called for prayer at 6pm every day. It's just not logical or practical.

[@MrJohnisthename]

@@ffjsb Perhaps you should read more. "tolling bell, faithful to their knees and spoken magic spell" means calling, kneeling and prayer. and since when has religion ever been logical or practical?

[@ffjsb]

@@GivnoFyux444 Funeral homes don't have fires... That would be a crematory... not to mention he SPECIFICALLY mentioned that he's at HOME.

[@blakenokomis1573]

@@ffjsb The iron bell is tolling across the field from home. The softly spoken magic spells are prayers.

[@susannemac2800]

"Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way." Never more clearly seen than right now. Pink Floyd is still the soul of our nation. Your reaction was so beautiful I subscribed. Roger Waters' is going through cancel hell at the moment, at his age! Seeing his music move people like this 40 years on must give him such strength. God Bless you both. xxx

[@andyj639]

Absolutely perfect description of where this country is at, except this time there will be no hanging on, we are in big trouble.

[@someone9906]

My dad's all time favorite song, hits hard seeing him listen to it again and again as he gets older. This album is definitely one that should be listened through 1st track to last as that's how it was meant to be taken in.

[@irabernstein]

Your certificate of purity is in the mail (-;

[@michaeljustice124]

Time is a song that ages with you. I first heard it in the 70’s as a very young boy, when I heard it in my teens the meaning changed, when I heard it in my 20’s it changed, when I heard it in my 30’s IT REALLY CHANGED and so on and so on. The song just gets deeper and deeper the older you get.

[@ninja_tony]

I'm 35 now, and it already frightens and motivates me to make the most of my life. When I first listened to Pink Floyd as a kid, I loved the music but didn't really get the deeper meanings until I got a bit older. I honestly don't know if I'm looking forward to how this song will hit me as I get even older, because it already has such a huge relevance to me even now.

[@charleskeifer2914]

If only we'd known from the start We're to soon old and to late smart Time is gone And life I depart With Regrets and longing from a broken heart

[@libertytoad6935]

The album is a masterpiece. It is best when played in it's entirety. I've been listening to it for about 50 years now, and it has never becone dull.

[@StevenLeeStudios]

Syd Barrett when he was sane, taught the band that being simplistic but meaningful was the way. Pink floyd never goes past those barriers, everything very simple to understand and everything has meaning. Great analysis, very spot on

[@TillyOrifice]

Simple, not simplistic. Why you have to overcomplicate?

[@StevenLeeStudios]

@@TillyOrifice why did it bother you so much, that you had to come her and say that?

[@TillyOrifice]

@@StevenLeeStudios Come who?

[@StevenLeeStudios]

@@TillyOrifice here* I missed one letter in a word, and somehow you are confused. Helped you out.

[@TillyOrifice]

@@StevenLeeStudios Well, thank you very much!

[@glyngasson8450]

I love it when Lex gets so excited by a guitar solo!!

[@shaolinsfinest4932]

Haha marry this woman

[@johnfry4501]

Yeah for sure: I just wish both these peeps were around in Uk 1994 at Earls Court to go see Pulse. That, was amazing.

[@alexmousley7213]

Lex's face during the guitar solo was so lovely! You're both right, the song is relatable, it's deep and a bit scary like a lot of Floyd. The guitar solo is pure emotion in this song and the gospel style backing singers really add to the vibe.

[@ThereAre2TypesOfPeople]

This song is so close to me, especially now. I'm 43 now, been addicted to pills for several years and currently going through detox. All those years wasted, literally and metaphorically, and we only have so much time on this planet. Simply on a musical level, fantastic 👏

[@kennethohnemus3192]

Hang in there brother. Simplify your life to 1 minute at a time when you are feeling overwhelmed. It can be done. I was an alcoholic and addicted to cocaine. Been clean since 1995. I sometimes need to remember to keep it simple. I can't, He can, I think I'll let him. Good luck on your journey. God bless and keep you always.

[@amybennett3175]

@@kennethohnemus3192 such kind words. X

[@TYoung023]

The lyrics “The time has come. The song is over. Thought I’d something more to say” is misunderstood by a lot of reactors as the literal end of the song. They mean the end of a life, but most feel they’ve left unfinished business or “something more to say”. The next song, “Great Gig in the Sky” is about the stages of dealing with your own demise…beautifully described without a word. 🕰

[@MrJohnisthename]

I agree, this haunting vocal is reminiscent of birth at life's beginning, the struggle getting through life and life's sorrowful end

[@kathleenohare8770]

DARK SIDE OF THE MOON is the most epic album of all time...you should react to every song on this

[@dalzelwilliams6065]

To answer your question about the “softly spoken magic spell” one verse earlier it talked about the ringing on the iron bell that calls the faithful to their knees it’s talking about church and the end of life and the song slowing down drives the feeling of death.

[@chuckwilliams6261]

I think belief in an afterlife is the “softly spoken magic spell." It can deprive people of any urgency to get things done. The opposite of YOLO.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

@@chuckwilliams6261 It's a funeral, anyone who doesn't believe in the afterlife would call prayers magic spells.

[@alphamelvin9711]

The far away, across the field always made me picture a cemetery, as they would be in a field near a church

[@DrSkeff]

Agree it is about the funeral requiem and the church bell tolling for the person who has died.

[@gbsailing9436]

This sets up the listener for the NEXT song which IS about DEATH...it is called "The Great Gig In The Sky". You need to react to that next!!!

[@nathanmarshall1392]

What Lex is doing is exactly what this album is meant for. Closing your eyes, receding into yourself, and just living in it.

[@LIAISAGREENBEL]

I love watching people react to PF....I live vicariously through them as I wish I could hear it for the first time again. Lex's reaction at 4:40 is awesome...that part of the song made me so emotional when I first heard it. The guitar solo has such emotion (pain, existential longing, perseverance, loss, ect...)

[@saturdayplayer2492]

Never tire of hearing this. Listen to the whole album in a dark room through headphones. Greatest album of all time. Been listening for almost 5 decades.

[@stevekrasz1]

Pink Floyd are absolutely incredible. They sing about life. They sing about different experiences in life that’s always relatable and they do it in the most amazing ways. Definitely one of the greatest bands to ever grace this planet.

[@adammeredith7194]

Seeing this live was a transcendent mind blowing experience. So glad I remember it.

[@neilmartin99]

You saw Pink Floyd and you remember it? You definitely didn't do it right. LOL

[@SirManfly]

@@neilmartin99 🚬🤣🤣🤣

[@karlyreid9807]

Welcome to Pink Floyd! My favorite all time band. They have been making kick ass music for decades! My sister introduced me to them when I was 13 years old at a vacation to a lake house. She said you have to experience this! Took me into s bedroom. Made me sit crossed legged against a wall on the floor. Slipped on the headphones. Volume loud. Turned out the lights to totally black room. Played Learning to Fly. What followed was such an emotional n spiritual experience! At one pointed it felt like I was floating! Wow ❤! Well dear departed Sister, Wish You Were Here, and Shine on You Crazy Diamond!!!

[@danieldehoyos2604]

When you have done most of the songs on this album, you have to sit back and listen to the whole album. A whole new Trip

[@brianborland4904]

Everytime that I listen to this song, I'm amazed all over again just how freaking good and poignet it is. Like others have said, it keeps getting better and more meaningful the older you get

[@flubblert]

"Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee" That last ethereal line recalls this timeless idiomatic phrase about death. Great job!!

[@donteatpoop4689]

This album is really one you want to listen to from start to finish - everything blends so beautifully together. Just an incredible album.

[@tbrown6559]

Once you read the lyrics and listen to Us and Them, you’ll see the world in different and better way, forever

[@ohhkayy0919]

Was just about to type the same thing lol

[@DiZastur]

agreed, anyone track on it's own is amazing, but the woven tapestry of the entire album is...very special.

[@hanjud]

Indeed you should not listen to only one song and think you get it..

[@Wyatt_Riley]

It's an absolute must listen when you've taking some good mushrooms

[@cindyjensen2185]

Been happily married for 30 years, WHAT where the hell did 30 years go, and when my children grow into adults, and how the hell did I become a grandma, just yesterday I was ratting my hair to the sky, aqua net hair spray, putting spandex on, going to every concert. Hold on tight the roller coaster goes downhill faster everyday. Btw, I love my life❤

[@ymrabc]

Listening to Dark Side of the Moon track by track is like watching the scenes of a film separately - listen to the whole album friends, you won’t regret it.

[@2sanctuarylab]

Hold on kids....this is late 60's early 70's music......truly, it was a magical time to be on the planet.....you just had to been there....

[@jillelliott8175]

Yup, Bloody brilliant time then came mortgages, soccer moms, the GFC and digging yerself into that grave.

[@jameskasson8484]

By now I think you two can appreciate how guitarist David Gilmour plays the most emotional sounding leads on guitar. You don't just hear what he's playing you feel it

[@prc9762]

Simply one of the greatest guitar solos EVER....

[@TheEnnisfan]

Brad always looks like he's struggling with almost everything they react to. Lex, on the other hand, is always willing to jump in and enjoy the ride. 👍 Dark Side is meant to be listened to in its entirety. Otherwise you miss the point. Think about it like going on a rollercoaster and you decide to jump off it at the top right before the first of many steep dips. ;)

[@dcmanuel7232]

Pretty sure you need to be slightly baked as well....to get full effect.

[@RSpracticalshooting]

@@dcmanuel7232 i've listened to the album in it's entirety while sober quite a few times. that being said. the time i took shrooms with my brother and we listened to it was the most transcendental experience of my life.

[@treebeard8475]

@@RSpracticalshooting I can jam to this in any state of mind. I wanna go deep in my head and play a bunch of Floyd maybe with the help of hallucinogens 🤩

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I agree to a degree. Their albums all are better if you hear the whole thing. Doesn't take away the fact that each song is beautiful on its own.

[@dougkydur9841]

Brad is a poker face -- play against him and you'll probably lose. Play poker with Lex and you'll win every hand. Would love to see her try to conceal her excitement when she's holding four aces!

[@mcseforsale]

I've heard this song so many times in the last 35 years or so and even now, I hear something different every time I hear it again. The entire album is a masterpiece.

[@davet1517]

just as each instrument has a different sound so might the tech you listen on but yeah take it all in

[@kevinireland8020]

@@davet1517 The tech just might be surround sound live at three rivers stadium. Broke my bong that day but the yellow barrels more than made up for that small loss.

[@DjB8709]

Don't get me wrong i love comfortably numb its one of the best songs ever, but songs like time, mother and welcome to the machine just hit so hard. The lyrics are insanely powerful. I was lucky to witness them live on a reunion tour and it was an experience I'll never forget.

[@danielgs_05]

Comfortably numb it's overrated man.

[@Hmmyeah2019]

The start of the song is showing time, waiting for the music to kick in. Pink Floyd have an amazing way of creating this anxiety and tension and then just releasing it all when the music kicks in. Amazing band, DO MORE! Dark side of the moon, animals and wish you were here album's are legendary

[@spiderbass65]

The “softly spoken magic spell” is the awesome next tune The Great Gig In The Sky. That’s why this album is beat listened to all at once. If you haven’t checked out Great Gig, it’s mind blowing, although you guys won’t have much fun with it lyrically.

[@LadyPainterDTX]

Y’all described this song in the perfect way, I’ve always felt related to this song. Even as a child, it was always deep and sucked me in.

[@philstone2627]

The older I get ,the more this song resonates.been listening to Floyd since I was 10 yrs old,44yrs now.just gets better every time

[@amymeyers8090]

Lex! Love watching you vibe out to new discoveries. This is what Pink Floyd is all about the vibe and feelings invoked. The sounds create the vibe and relatable feelings.

[@constitutionislawofthislan6169]

I've always loved this song, thinking I knew the lyrics. Today is the first time I ever saw the lyrics, and now AMAZED at how much more this song means. This has just moved to my top 10 favorites. I truly thank you two for this WONDERFUL education. HOLY CRAP

[@gabrieldacruz3150]

Like the Constitution this whole album is timeless

[@jeffreyoslin8148]

Once you’ve really listened to Pink Floyd you’re hooked for life, the music just infiltrates your soul. These guys have always been cutting edge in their music and lyrics. Once they tried making an album without using instruments, spent months trying it, it didn’t work but just the tenacity and daring to even attempt, they really are pure musical genius.

[@gone2bch]

You have to do comfortably numb live at pulse. The most incredible live performance!!

[@PriestessOfNothing]

Yes please!

[@frankc305]

I was in New Orleans 1994 for this concert. Best concert I’ve ever been to. It is my favorite band of all times. Glad I saw them live.

[@andrewspam]

You have to do the video version to see how Floyd is experienced.

[@doomgeneration2674]

Y'all are my favorite reaction channel. Lex's face when the guitar solo hit just melted my heart. I love you both. You make a great couple.

[@thomasmain5986]

Time spent listening to Pink Floyd's Time is never wasted. Tolling of the Iron bell, call to church, the softly spoken magic words, the sermon from the pulpit.

[@rebauer2000]

This came out when I was about 13 or 14 and the lyrics have haunted me my whole life as another and another and another tens years have got behind me.

[@markburrell5670]

Lex is an AWESOME GIRL ! Just makes me feel good listening to her . She has the BEST ENERGY ! LOVE HER !

[@cyriousvynil2433]

I'm sure it's been requested already, but Comfortably Numb, Live Pulse concert 1994 is a must to get a feel for them live.

[@contucker9413]

"Shine On You Crazy Diamond" is a nine-part Pink Floyd composition written by David Gilmour, Roger Waters, and Richard Wright. It appeared on Pink Floyd's 1975 concept album Wish You Were Here. The song is written about and dedicated to Syd Barrett, who left the band in 1968 due to deteriorating mental health. The song was conceived and written as a tribute and remembrance to their former band member Syd Barrett, a founding member of Pink Floyd. Barrett was ousted from the band by the other members in 1968 due to his drug use and troubled mental health, which had affected his ability to integrate with the rest of the band and perform and create as a musician. He was replaced by David Gilmour, Barrett's former school friend who had initially been brought in as second guitar. The remaining band members felt guilty for removing him, but they viewed it as necessary, admiring Barrett's creativity and being concerned about his severe mental decline. The work was first performed on their 1974 French tour and recorded for their 1975 concept album Wish You Were Here. It was intended to be a side-long composition (like "Atom Heart Mother" and "Echoes") but was split into two sections and used to bookend the album, with new material composed that was more relevant to the album and to the situation in which the band found themselves. This whole album was dedicated to the memory of their dear friend. "Wish you were Here is the centerpiece to Syd Barret not being bable to enjoy all the trappings of fame and success they had achieved to that point.

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

They knew he could no longer be able to carry on in the group because of his mental health, but they always made sure he was financially sound by sharing their profits from their performances with him.

[@contucker9413]

@DannyRooper It's a mix of my own knowledge of actually having lived through those years, other commentaries and Wikipedia. ( I needed a refresher on peoples names. It's been over 50 years and these days the brain has gotten a lil foggy.)

[@peterramsay4674]

So this is Pink Floyd’s other genius quality. The Lyrics. Most of the time after hearing one of their songs I feel like I’ve learned some valuable lessons. Brad is so right. The straightforwardness of these lyrics are at once both easy to understand and also I feel like they imparted some kind of ancient secret truths about our existence at the same time.I never looked at it that closely but now think about this often now that I’m on the back nine of my life.

[@andrewbaldwin9796]

It's great seeing you guys getting into Pink Floyd🤘They are one of the greatest bands I've ever heard🤘

[@Isleofskye]

Yes, Andrew. That anyone has ever heard and I saw them debut this in West London @ Earls Court with 18,000 others in 1973...:)

[@manhattanmike6959]

This is off the 74 75 release of dark side of the moon. This album sold an astronomical amount of copies.. the reason I became a musician

[@stevenclarke5606]

Time is so emotionally true, you get one life it’s short don’t waste it and make the most of it and enjoy yourselves! It’s all about the realisation that your life starts at day 1 , and not at some point in the future. The guitar solo on this track is one of the greatest of all time.

[@adamtki]

55 and I'm almost at the "home, home again" stage. This song has been there with me for the past 35 years since I discovered it.

[@seamusmicfilms]

Listen to the whole album. It is one long song telling a story from beginning to end. The ultimate CONCEPT album.

[@mashedpotatojohnson8720]

The entire album needs to be experienced in order because it is one massive story.

[@imnotanalky]

Story of my life. “You missed the starting gun” grabs me every time, even 30 years after first listening. The music itself is Powerful

[@madmrx8571]

"Full sensory Song" absolutely true. one of the most thought provoking introspective songs. thank you for reacting to this one and so many of the other ones you two do, love

[@absolutinte864]

The urge for magic mushrooms all of a sudden went through the roof! Or is it just me? Great song, great reaction!

[@austerityclause]

It's a different song, but I was eating paper in the 80s and tripped on the line we're just 2 lost souls living in a fish bowl, year after year and lost a whole 3 days. Pink Floyd is a landmine field for the expanded consciousness...

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

I REALLY enjoyed watching this reaction, she was over there just loving the Floyd! Thank yall!

[@Anonlb]

Got to be one of if not thee most legendary band in history. Nothing quite like them. They play music that just enters your soul and dances with it. Deep, melodic, meaningful and simply played with such skill and aplomb. And one of the great bands that are even better live. Soul music to steal a term for them. Its just pink floyd music in a genre of their own. I love listening to floyd when I need to feel something that awakens my deeper senses and calms me with melodic guitar excellence. David Gilmorton has to be a top 3 guitar player ever simply for the smooth soulful sound he creates. I love it

[@adamo5193]

This album is really meant to be listened in its entirety from start to finish. It all flows together like one endless song

[@thailakhampo]

Yes. Same for Animals and The Wall.

[@nailer40]

@@thailakhampo don’t forget wish you were here

[@cpender505]

"The softly Spoken Magic Spells" is most likely Prayers I believe

[@Ramb0w49]

Brad and Alex work well together. Brad is good at the interpretation and meaning of the song while Lex is all into the music especially the guitar riffs.

[@TheVeek]

This is one of my favorite songs to do ecstatic free form dance to. Especially the guitar solo part. To me that solo sounds like a human singing and it tells a mini story about how time feels to humans: for example parts of the solo are happy, then angry, then start attempting to bargain for lost time, it cries over lost time. Just. Just classic.

[@RossIsFine]

Glad yall heard this song! It's about Time 😉

[@erichbrinkerhoff2360]

Just found you both tonight and love watching your reactions to music I grew up with. I'm so happy for you to be able to appreciate bands like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. It doesn't matter if we are man or woman, brown, black or white baptist or catholic or whatever......this music kicks ass and we can all share and love it together!

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

I also would like to point out that "Darkside of The Moon" is meant to be listen to all the way through as the album tells a story 1 song at a time but they all fade into the next track. An absolute Masterpiece of work and arguably their best album. Side note, my favorite album is "Wish You Were Here" it has a lot of deep sentimental meaning for me.

[@hemi969]

And needs to be heard on vinyl.

[@jeffheineken6709]

I think, my favourite for headphones, comfy chair and a darkened room is Animals..

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

@@hemi969 Of I could post a pic of my Dad's Vinyls I would he has Darkside, Wish You Were Here, The Wall x2 (One has Never been played or see light) and Animals

[@Transgressorassessor]

A song for the eternety!

[@mrme123ee]

I've actually searched Brad & Lex's page for this one.

[@MikeDeleon-rx1ht]

Lex you feel the emotions. Brad you here the words. Good combo.

[@MundoDragon]

The most genius lyric in this is when Waters writes "The time is gone, the song is over. Thought I'd something more to say." Just in the span of writing the song, time went by and stole his memory of what he wanted to express. Truly genius!

[@ugaladh]

I always interpreted it as saying, "the time is gone, life is over, thought i'd something more to contribute".