SUCH GOOD VIBES!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Time REACTION

SUCH GOOD VIBES!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Time REACTION
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[@adnap]

DO THE WHOLE ALBUM. TRUST US. The songs will all connect seamlessly and everything will become clear once you listen to it in its entirety. ✌️ ❤️ 🌝 🌈 🎸

[@jmrnt70]

The movie.

[@TonyAngeloX]

I came here to post this.

[@looneygardener]

Trust us!!!!

[@nicholaswolf3822]

looking on KZbin at SATANISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD

[@nicholaswolf3822]

@@looneygardener listen on KZbin at SATANISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD

[@davewildermuth7519]

The guitarist is named David Gilmour, and no one else sounds like him. Listen to how few notes he plays. He gets more mileage out of a single, sustained note than nearly any other musician. Absolutely incomparable.

[@benshafer65]

His bends are outstanding! So precise. That's where the feels come from

[@swfcocs1]

Absolutely, he's second only to Hendrix IMO, which is hardly an insult lol

[@the_wexie]

Exactly. He is the only guitarist who you can say who it is from one note.

[@avanoosterhout8397]

There's a small documentary around, I think it's about how they constructed 'Us And Them' but I could be wrong, where David Gilmour sits at a mixing desk and talks about "the art of leaving out stuff". He demonstrates it by muting some mixing channels. Even for somebody that has been listening to these songs for over four decades it's kinda mind blowing to see that music disected to its core.

[@dbradx]

@@the_wexie Almost - I'd say Mark Knopfler is just as instantly recognizable :-)

[@yvonnejakimowich9625]

I am a 75 year old woman and I recently discovered Pink Floyd. Back in the day I listened to soft rock, R & B, jazz music. I feel like I missed out decades of Pink Floyd. I am obsessed with Pink Floyd, thank goodness for concert videos and documentaries. I have joined the David Gilmour fan club. You are right, they are trippy.

[@mikeking683]

Yep, you missed it

[@PatriciaGass-hc3cu]

Never too late

[@J.Forwood]

Welcome to the Pink Floyd fan club. I've been into them from the beginning. I'm 76. Saw David Gilmore at the Greek Theater in the 80s and Pink Floyd at the Oakland Coliseum in the 90s. They put on some of the best concerts I've seen (started attending concerts at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco in 1965).

[@neil364]

I have always had a few different favourites, even back in my school days, when there was peer pressure attached to your choices as a male. I don't remember 1 Donny Osmond fan 🤔 I liked and collected Elton John, like he was going out of fashion, but my answer to the question was nearly always Bowie. However, my own personal, only a few of my mates know, favourite, was Cockney Rebel. My older brother was well into Beatles, Kinks, Zeppelin, Floyd, and Motown and Reggae before that, so I listened to them, too. I have a few favourite bands from my teens, but in terms of my vinyl collection, Floyd and Dark Side, in particular, are easily in my top 5 most played over the past 50 years since it's release. In fact, it probably vies for the top spot with Abbey Road. Sorry for rambling.

[@secondchance6603]

Welcome To The Machine

[@mvellis3863]

You should try "Us And Them," "The Great Gig In The Sky," and "Money" from this same album. BETTER YET, this album should be listened to from beginning to end in one setting!! Dark Side of The Moon is one of the greatest albums of all time for a reason!

[@paulobrien9572]

The only proper advice to give

[@kevbocat5621]

Yes!! And after listening to The Dark Side of the Moon, she needs to experience The Wall album.

[@battu594]

Hey you

[@lorashepard8933]

I would crank this up with just a oil lamp for light in a real wood paneled room with wood floors and watch them breathe. The full album is the way to go with all the snap crackles and pops as it spins.

[@stevenyoung1687]

@@lorashepard8933 No Doubt!!! I’ve been a Pink Floyd addict since 1972 at the tender age of 13.

[@steverobinson8214]

When you’re young you don’t really pay attention to the lyrics. When you’re older they hit you like a sledgehammer!!

[@angelatucker674]

TRUTH

[@raenajennings3991]

With age comes wisdom

[@240plazer6]

The lyrics are incredible. I am 15 but I really appreciate the lyrics. Found a dark side of the moon cd a few years ago. Been listening since then

[@jimcarlson6157]

@@240plazer6 the people who think one needs age to understand usually overlook how young the band was.

[@lana4581]

Lyrics take on a deeper meaning as the years go by.

[@Jontor11]

This album is the BEST album ever made. All the songs float so well into each other. 'The dark side of the moon' is a true masterpiece.

[@Mister_Samsonite]

Lightning in a bottle! They couldn't have made a better album or captured a moment more perfectly if they tried.

[@jaycoy107]

Yep

[@KobraKai79]

Agreed. Do the entire album start to finish.

[@karenjordan9607]

Yes. I wore this album out. Love ❤️ it

[@greun]

I totally agree

[@rogerstarkey5390]

Amber. You were almost there with the lyrics. Listen again, read them as you do. Take heed and listen once every year. Use it as a reminder, don't let life pass you by! ("......And then one day you find, ten years have got behind you. No-one told you when to run, you've missed the starting gun!")

[@joepegel]

That lyric destroys me every time.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

@@joepegel More every year!

[@sheiladrucker6872]

This song hits me. As the years go by, and for most of us from the 70's, 40 years have gone by. Floyd is timeless.................

[@nicholaswolf3822]

see on KZbin at SATANISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD thanks

[@filyblunt2572]

Yeh pink Floyd dont rub it in, ffs lol absolute genius

[@fishordie1992]

70s kid. I just try to keep it young at heart. This song and Steeldrivers "Where Rainbows Never Die" are great "aging songs", if there is such a genre.

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

Imagine me, way in my 70s 73 to be correct. Had the album in 73 ,, isn’t it weird? ,, but don’t be sad youngsters, as long you are young in your heart, and brain, listen to some younger artists, it’s get you trough hard times. But can’t beat TIME!!!

[@larryg7126]

I saw them just before the Meddle album was released, which they did a few songs from, and twice during the Dark Side Of The Moon tour and I can still see them in my mind's eye, truly amazing performers and lyricists.

[@Denebreus]

I'm 57 years old. And I love watching you guys react JUST THE SAME WAY we did back then. Pink Floyd = GENIUS.

[@archerpiperii2690]

57 here as well. Indeed, that is why I love these "reaction" videos. It is so great to see a whole new generation discovering and appreciating good music. What makes it even better is knowing what is coming; it is kind of like a parent watching a child discover the world. Phoenix, AZ

[@crimsonwizard2560]

@@archerpiperii2690 Nearly 61, and this album is so good. Thanks big bro, heaven will watch over you.

[@petermorgan5303]

If everybody listened to a Pink Floyd song or two everyday, imagine how chill the world would be?

[@jennifermcghee1495]

IKR?!! I love Pink Floyd, they're the best band ever!!! David Gilmour is a genius!!!🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤

[@petermorgan5303]

@@jennifermcghee1495 good day for "Shine on You Crazy Diamond"

[@brianh9358]

Lyrics: Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day Fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown Waiting for someone or something to show you the way Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain You are young and life is long, and there is time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking Racing around to come up behind you again The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older Shorter of breath and one day closer to death Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say Home, home again I like to be here when I can And when I come home cold and tired It's good to warm my bones beside the fire Far away across the field The tolling of the iron bell Calls the faithful to their knees To hear the softly spoken magic spells

[@steveullrich7737]

Thanks for posting them

[@RexOates]

The "Home, home again..." lyrics to the end here are actually from the reprise of the song "Breathe." I agree with the earlier comments that you need to listen to the whole album from the beginning to the end to get the full appreciation of "Dark Side of the Moon."

[@guy-on-couch3652]

Comfortably Numb is what most people will tell you is their top tier song but for me "Time" is even more of a masterpiece!!!! the lyrics, the guitar, Rick on keyboards and singing along with David....so AMAZING

[@pdatnc]

I agree. It's quintessential Floyd - the concept, the lyrics, the beat...

[@shawnmurdock8059]

Dave is a guitar god, but I also think he is such an underrated singer.

[@krithikavishwanathan2950]

Such a sweet voice. I don't know where to love him for singing or his guitar play. He is great.

[@PatriciaGass-d9z]

beautiful voice and beautiful person

[@masonhoover165]

the range he has is amazing, listening to this song and then young lust and being told it’s the same dude…

[@SaverioP]

So cool to see that Amber really gets it. She didn't like it when you paused that sh¡t.

[@DJ-ov2it]

ok so get it blocked then 🤷‍♂️

[@breckrichardson390]

I'm glad he paused it. I was afraid Amber was going to float away into oblivion. :)

[@kdbadk]

@@breckrichardson390 We all survived it. :)

[@patrickexiler9255]

@@DJ-ov2it Pink Floyd doesn't block, afaik

[@booboo8577]

Plenty of reactors don't ever pause. I've seen many Pink Floyd songs in reaction videos without any.

[@kylebakke594]

Next recommended Pink Floyd song: “The Great Gig in the Sky” But do this on Female Friday because the band just plays the instruments while their background vocalist, Clare Torry, provides the only vocals.

[@MrChonk1]

and she sang it in one take. absolute perfection

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

@@MrChonk1 YES!!!!!

[@randybork4493]

More importantly, she had not a clue what they wanted. After she tried some normal 'doo whaa' background they stopped her and said NO, but gave her no clue what would get a YES. So she just decided to use her voice as an additional instrument, and magic happened.

[@ublej]

You might want to re-listen to Time before starting your reaction, since the two songs blend together.

[@Rackhir420]

Do both the original version from Darkside and the live version from Pulse.

[@donallmon1338]

I'll pay money to hear Amber listen to the whole album start to finish.

[@johnnyringo1949]

She’s just closing her eyes and ridin. She gets it.

[@garyhornet6031]

Until he pauses it again and again!!

[@Paul-fq4mm]

Nothing, feels as good as closing your eyes riding it.

[@stephenlutz3907]

The lyrics guys...the LYRICS! Something you always want to make sure you hear in a Pink Floyd song. Google the lyrics to this...then revisit them every few years. This is deep, prophetic, an autobiography of the human condition. The apparent increase in the speed of time as years pass is a common experience we all share...and this song speaks of it brilliantly!

[@popsmcgee9775]

Absolutely!

[@funkspinna]

Yes, I always wish reactors react to the video version with lyrics.

[@gravitypronepart2201]

This is so true for all of their music. Dont miss the message, its really half the experience

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

💯%.

[@matteowatteo1296]

Floyd takes you on a journey. No sharp edges. Pure, smooth flight.

[@paschamaryalophand9200]

Floyd has music that you absolutely feel, rather than just listen to. They allow the music to breathe and don’t feel rushed to come immediately with lyrics but when the lyrics come in they are super powerful! The entire Animals album is one of my favorites! But.... I can’t think of a song on any album that I don’t like some aspect of. Shine on you crazy diamond is an amazing masterpiece dedicated to a former band member with mental illness. It touches the soul! Every Floyd fan needs to hear the entire album The Wall and there’s also a movie. There’s soooo much Pink Floyd to do though! They do tend to write albums as an entire concept piece so you may get a better understanding of the whole album if you listen in order.

[@michaelwatson3127]

☝️

[@blinkin304]

i don't remember who originally made the comment, but someone posted that you could be perfectly sober when you start listening to a Pink Floyd song and come out the other side feeling like you just came down off of some form a psychedelic drug.

[@salsaucedo]

@@blinkin304 yeah like being in LSD

[@KittykatOz]

The one thing you can't do is just listen to one track at a time... to experience it you have to listen to the entire album which tells the story!

[@Serai3]

So glad you decided to do this one. This is a song you have to come back to throughout your life. As you get older, it will change, become deeper and more meaningful. I'm at an age where it's hard to listen to it without weeping now. Time gets away from you and there is no getting it back. "The time is gone, the song is over - thought I'd something more to say." I want that on my tombstone.

[@robertdysonn]

This song hits me the same way. I sing-along at full volume and I feel myself choke up on the words at points. Just grabbed you by the heart and especially now that I’m almost 50.

[@theodoreritola9758]

Rob and Amber i have a great song for you The band PLAYER and their song BABY COME BACK There HARMONOIES are FANTASTICK , You will thank me,, I PROMISE ,,The song came out in 1977 , Thank you for your fun videos ,, Take Care ,

[@salsaucedo]

@@theodoreritola9758 I second that motion

[@KittykatOz]

My very first album I bought in 1973 and here I am today, still experiencing it - it evokes different feelings everytime I listen.

[@susanhouse938]

The Dark Side Of The Moon is, to me, the best Pink Floyd album. It covers so much of what affects us in life. Time ticks off the seconds with a drum beat and also you hear the metronome which gives music precision. A disc jockey on the radio said all the clocks were recorded in a clock shop in London, England, pretty neat history of this song! The entire album is fantastic and a must listen to with headphones 🎧 on! Pink Floyd is a band that is totally unique and very different. Beautiful album to hear in entirety, the pauses between songs is there but very small. You can hear the breaks between each songs with the aid of headphones more so, listen to the whole album if you get the time. You won't be disappointed!!!

[@GradyBroyles]

Dark Side of the Moon is really one cohesive piece of music. Like an opera or a symphony. You gotta listen to the whole LP front to back in one sitting. It seems to be rite of passage for American suburban white kids from the 80's to smoke weed and listen to DSOTM in the dark with headphones. The reason you recognized the clocks at the beginning as being the end of the song before it.

[@tjguy98]

Absolutely. It is one of those themed albums that starts telling a story with the first song and finishes with the last song

[@thorsluter7835]

As a 51 year old white suburban dude, I can attest to the rite of passage, I have listened to this album stoned out of my mind far too many times to count...

[@theodoreritola9758]

DARK SIDE OF THE MOON CAME OUT IN 1973 ,,, 7 years from the 80s , Dark side of the moon ,,, It WAS a very popular LP from the 70s , Just as popular as THRLLER From the 80s ,, EASY

[@GradyBroyles]

@@theodoreritola9758 did I say anything about when it came out? KIDS from the 80's were TODDLERS in 1973 if they were even born yet. Not old enough to engage in a weed-induced rite of passage. I was talking about kids in the 80's listening to it stoned. Which was a thing. In the 80's. When the record came out is utterly irrelevant to my point. Maybe learn to read before CAPS LOCK correcting things no one said. . And no it was not as "popular as Thriller." In February of 1984 (almost immediately after it's release) Thriller became the best selling record in history and stayed that way.

[@GizmoGremlinDog]

Pink floyd aren't even american so I dont see how it's just an Americans rite of passage but I mostly agree... every human should listen to DSOTM, The wall and Animals from beginning to end. It's not just music, it's a life lesson.

[@odinspromise]

Y'all need to go out, buy a copy of the MOVIE, Pink Floyd The Wall, put the kids to bed, get your favorite beverage handy and just watch/listen to that whole thing from start to finish. You WILL be SHOOK! The movie is acoustically and visually stunning as well as mind bending! PEACE!!!!!

[@shawnhenry4100]

200% correct! Prime adult Entertainment

[@bline5891]

Abso Bloody Lootly!

[@steviekc9057]

I can never watch that again. Don't do acid, kids. And if you do, don't watch The Wall.

[@grlscum6276]

Also hella depressing

[@lisemzarate4029]

Kids shouldn't even be home 😂 but it can take a rewatch or two to fully understand the symbolism, definitely be in a good frame of mind, it can be deeply triggering during a depressed phase. I think you guys would love it tho.

[@christianman73]

To understand "Time," go deep into the lyrics. This song, and the entire album, are amazing, but it's really not a "good vibe, feel-good" kind of album, if you listen to the lyrics. "Time" is about the urgency of being young, and wanting to be older, and then, *actually being* older, and facing the passing of time, and regret, and the hopes that didn't come to be. "Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way..."

[@ckobo84]

Almost kind of glad they blocked out the lyrics and just enjoyed the song. Not all of us just Fuck away the years of our life and bask in regret.

[@christianman73]

@@ckobo84 Well, I didn't say that I had *lived* the lyrics. I was just explaining the meaning of the lyrics. Roger Waters wrote them, so if you think that he has "fucked away the years of his life" and is "basking in regret," you can take that up with him.

[@christianman73]

@Rune Kristensen The lyrics are an integral part of the song. Lyrics matter to the meaning of the overall composition, including the music. Dark lyrics can provide a whole other dimension to a *seemingly happy-sounding* song. If lyrics weren't important in songs, more bands would simply do instrumental music.

[@christianman73]

​@Rune Kristensen Literature was my primary field of study at university, so it makes sense that lyrics are important to me, but I do get that they aren't nearly as important to many people. I'm not saying that we should all value the same things in songs. For some people, lyrics are very important, and for some, not as much. If people don't pay attention to lyrics though, then objectively speaking, they are missing a part of what the *actual writer(s)* of the song intended to communicate with it. On the writing of "Time," the lyrics have much, much more to say than just "oh my gosh, time flew by so quickly." That *is* a bad cliche, and anyone could say it. The lyrics of this song are more insightful and poignant than that bad cliche though. I'm not here to argue about whether this song's lyrics are good or not though. I just posted a comment here to say that the overall meaning of this song is not one of "good vibes," *even if* much of the music has a pleasant ambience. If a song has a pleasant-sounding, soothing melody, but the lyrics are speaking of war, terror, and desperation, then to say that the song is a "good vibes" song is to either miss or ignore part of what the song's composer(s) intended to convey with it.

[@markdraine3571]

Yes, it isn't really a totally bleak outlook , but it emphasizes the missed opportunity element of our lives

[@cheripetty1805]

Speaking of Time: "DARK SIDE OF THE MOON" IS IN MY TOP10 OF MOST ICONIC ALBUMS OF ALL TIME! It is properly appreciated in its intended Order from Start to Finish. That would be epic to see you two react to the entire MASTERPIECE in one insatiable sitting! 🍁🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🍁

[@johngalt97]

Yes, its a cultural experience to hear DSOTM as an album, straight through, sitting in your comfy chair…

[@darylprice-wx7fz]

That guitar solo is magic, I never get sick of hearing this song.

[@stevenclarke5606]

The guitar solo is probably one of the greatest that I’ve ever heard

[@O_Towne_Bear]

So many late nights in the basement on the floor in front of my stereo chillin' with this album on my headphones. The sweet smell of leaf in the air, not a worry, not a care.

[@donnagonatas3155]

Oh my God picture it teenager in the 70s at a house party. THE room is dark and smokey and all of a sudden this album plays for the very first time!!!!! I still remember it and im 61!! Again, how lucky were we????✌❤

[@nicholaswolf3822]

@@donnagonatas3155 listen on KZbin at SATANISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD

[@randyrubert4177]

Pink Floyd one of a kind band. Back in the 70s we used to call it "space" music. Probably because everyone was spaced out in the 70s and that music just melted you. Speaking of another great song from 1970 react to Edgar and Johnny Winters version of tobacco road live from 1970, you'll love it and I'm anxiously awaiting

[@uglytruth4467]

pink floyd is its own music category

[@bamachine]

"Money" should be next, a little more upbeat song but still with a message.

[@donaldsasser9103]

money comes after the great gig in the sky..... not TIME

[@bamachine]

@@donaldsasser9103Oh you, you comedian you

[@sidanic6684]

@@bamachine bruh what?

[@bamachine]

@@sidanic6684 Which post are you questioning? If the original, then they were talking about how mellow Pink Floyd songs are and Money is harder rock but still has a message just like their slower, mellow tunes. If you meant my reply to Donald, it was faux outrage at his dad joke about the track list order on DSOTM.

[@bobmathis-friedman6742]

Directly following Time is a solo performed by one of the background singers that is absolutely LEGENDARY!

[@tkaki6029]

This whole album is a legit masterpiece. Literally start to finish

[@raptormc76]

She so GETS it! She totally vibes out! It’s so enjoyable to watch. This song has been in my life as long as I can remember thanks to my 8 years older brother. What I wouldn’t give to be able to hear it for the first time.

[@markwarden3793]

What’s amazing is that this was recorded 54 years ago

[@lbd-po7cl]

You need to listen to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album in one sitting, no breaks. Each song leads into the next with no breaks, and it is a true aural experience. Time leads into The Great Gig in the Sky, which is one of the most amazing pieces of music you will ever hear IMO.

[@deniseellyson3742]

You should totally listen to this entire album uninterrupted. "Great Gig in the Sky" will give you chills and move you to tears. You should also check out "On The Turning Away" - haunting and mesmerizing.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Yeah, Great Gig always brings tears to my eyes, even more so now in my fifties with the number of people I lost.

[@robertcrawford1791]

I found Floyd at 16 years old, and with them I found myself and a friend I never new I was missing

[@cindiherriott3259]

Ahhhh. Always a great song to listen to. Glad you’re wearing headphones. So much of our (old) music just makes one feel so good. We love you guys too!

[@maxstokley8948]

Out of all the album of music ever created, Dark Side of the Moon is the Album that you must listen to from start to finish to feel it. It is a Pink Floyd album. It has the record for most consecutive weeks on Billboard’s top 100 albums for over 700 weeks straight, around 14 years. It is a masterpiece. There is a funny saying that surrounds it though. “It is the greatest album of all time, but it isn’t even the best Pink Floyd album.”

[@davidsantor7268]

My favorite lyrics are in this tune " hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way " .

[@keithjones6023]

I have enjoyed songs by Pink Floyd for so long now, they have become so familiar and part of my life. Seeing young people listening to these great songs now it takes me back to when I first heard them, and hope they appreciate them as much as I have.

[@nodakchris13]

I love how differently you two react. Homeboy is rocking out and homegirl is just swaying to it

[@cookiesandmilk3207]

I bought Dark Side when it came out but somehow Amber’s love of it has reawakened my appreciation of how brilliant it actually is. And for that I thank both of them. Shine on you crazy diamond.

[@karenj3611]

Definitely a masterpiece. Time flies kids, take it from this old lady.

[@paulpeterson4216]

Damn, good advice from a Karen (Bet you haven't heard that before)

[@lynnhoffman247]

Check out “‘Great Gig in the Sky” from this album! 🙏🏻 Will amaze you both 🔥🎶🔥 Pink Floyd is known for their long intros (and outros, too) Yes, we get you, Amber! Pink Floyd doesn’t block 🤗 And they’re my favorite band, too.

[@A1armist]

This album is most of the reason I learned to play the guitar. It also syncs nicely to "The Wizard of Oz".

[@tvo2563]

Gilmor can wring more emotion out one extended note than the rest of the metal shred merchants put together.

[@stevenklyce3555]

Back when this was only a couple of years out a friend of mine told me she didn’t like Pink Floyd. Thought that was odd, so I asked. She said the “notes were too long”.

[@MGForums]

I just commented to watch the fender birthday celebrations with Gilmour performing Marooned live.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Amen.

[@rayberke2836]

As someone who has been playing for almost 60 years, I am perpetually amazed at how incredibly talented he is and the emotion he can pull from his fingers.

[@MrDiddyDee]

The tracks on 'Dark side' segue into one another in a sequence, so although you have a journey within each song, the whole album is a journey in itself meant to be listened to in order and in one uninterrupted sitting. Yup, I know, not completely possible without getting blocked, and Floyd's publishers are super tough on copyright issues. The full album experience is what's needed though, otherwise it's like looking at separated petals of a flower, seeing that they're beautiful, but not seeing the entire flower.

[@andyp7289]

Love the petal/whole flower analogy 👍. Absolutely spot on man

[@AliasMark69]

I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know, and I know all the great ones.

[@pdatnc]

Wow! What an experience! What a memory! Thanks for sharing it!

[@williamshaw5388]

This record should really be experienced as a whole, same goes with “The Wall”.

[@daneckelbarger5679]

The Wall should be watched as a movie straight through.

[@johnfinley373]

And "Animals"

[@salsaucedo]

One of the greatest prog-rock psychedelic bands in the rock scene, along with Rush and Yes. So many awesome songs and amazing albums, top three albums would be Animals, Wish You Were Here, and Darkside of the Moon. Comfortably numb is on The Wall album and Time is on the Darkside of the Moon. Oh yeah, David Gilmore is one of the greatest soul seeking and soul searching guitarists on the planet next to Gary Moore

[@lisaray9944]

We had Wish You Were Here at our Sons Funeral he loved playing that song on his guitar

[@salsaucedo]

@@lisaray9944 sorry for your loss I can understand why it is a gorgeous song it’s one of my favorite as well

[@PaulBlalock-vd6pj]

Ahhh! The Cosmic Blues of Pink Floyd!

[@AustinKloud]

I’ve been a Floyd fan for sooooo long, I can’t imagine my life without them. *great pick*

[@shua42780]

That first guitar riff, when the best changes from the clocks to the actual song, kicking around on a old piece of your hometown...hits home hard

[@Mymloch]

Definitely go for Pink Floyd "Dogs" next, from the 1977 album Animals (After Dark Side of the Moon ('73) & Wish You Were Here ('75), but before The Wall ('79))... It's longer, but it also showcases, in my opinion, each band member at the top of their game.

[@flubblert]

"Us and Then" next from the same record-breaking album 'Dark Side of the Moon'. Or do the whole thing from the beginning even better!! You should know that all tracks run into each other... Hardly no breaks in-between. Suggestion, if you're going to pause, back it up a few clicks afterwards so as not to ruin the flow. Also, single tracks of Pink Floyd hardly ever get blocked on here. So don't over concern yourself with that. Enjoy the ride!!

[@paulhanso3577]

Pink Floyd a Journey!!Many Have Made!!Their culture is who has and who doesn't Have! Pure and simple

[@motherofsnakes314]

1. I love your guys’ channel! 2. comfortably numb and time are from two different albums. time is from dark side of the moon, comfortably numb is from the wall. 3. I definitely recommend listening to the entire dark side of the moon album in one sitting, it’s like one huge song that narrates from birth to death

[@lisaray9944]

Oh gotta love some Pink Floyd….. but pleaseeee do Meatloaf - Paradise By The Dashboard Lights Live pleeeesaeeeee

[@jenniferarrington9635]

Can't wait to see their faces lol

[@lisaray9944]

@@jenniferarrington9635 me too if they ever do it they are gonna loose it

[@darrellosborne4956]

Please do this!!!!! Meat Loaf is like Pink Floyd in that the first two albums from both bands are essentially a Rock Opera! The first song all the way to the last are together. Can’t have one without the other!

[@lisaray9944]

@@darrellosborne4956 I love Meatloaf Rock Opera God so is Pink Floyd

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

The whole album... would be a great reaction. Floyd, when they did concept albums they were masters at using the music to grab you, and put you where they want you , feeling what they want you to feel, when they want you to feel it . It's mesmerizing, life changing, and always will be. Once you get it, you can't shake it away.

[@erindiazmclaughlin]

I heard this song driving with my father for the first time around the age of 13. I immediately fell in love with it. But when my father explained the lyrics to me I did not really understand. Now that I'm in my 30's this song really resonates with me. "Time" certainly does fly by. Make the most of the life God has given you.

[@chriso6719]

One day you come to find, 10 years have gone behind...

[@leeanndarling8080]

Amber, girl you are not alone, PINK FLOYD is my favorite band of all time. Since I was born in the 60s, I got to live through the best music ever played. PF is on a plane on their own, nothing like them. I was honored to stand in the Louisiana SuperDome and see them live. No other concert will ever touch that experience. Roger Waters still tours the US every few years, and when he does it’s a DO NOT MISS experience. Lastly, I have never subscribed or turned on a post notification for anyone except you guys. You Rock!!!

[@confucius12012]

OK, if this was the case, "The great gig in the sky" is going to make your brains literally explode. lol

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

A lot of bands liked telling a story through the entire album. The Wall is another exceptional example.

[@danimal1306]

You guys should do a viewer special and watch the wall movie straight through or listen to Dark Side of the Moon straight through. It would be a long video, maybe you can break it into parts, but both ideas would be amazing for everybody! The important thing, if you break it up, is that you record it all at once to get the full experience,

[@Songbird-59]

YES!!

[@AppalachiaRRlover]

Indeed

[@andyfletcher3561]

Even if they don't react to the entire LP, they need to listen to it straight through.

[@janabraam7963]

I had to go back & watch more of your Pink Floyd videos. Especially Great Gig In the Sky. Thanks for listening to my generation music. They put on the best concert I've ever seen.

[@andydurazo5337]

The songs flow into each other because it was a concept album; it was designed and recorded to be played all at once.

[@J3scribe]

Listen to the whole album, it's just ridiculously cool. An experience you won't find anywhere else. I like to say that David Gilmore is the greatest rock guitarist to play the blues, or vice versa. Truth is Dave loves the blues and all that soul can't help but creep into every one of his guitar solos.

[@cheif10thumbs]

Fragged a LOT of braincells while listening to The Floyd. This music is Ethereal and Timeless. I'm almost 65 and I listen to Floyd all the time. #OldHippie

[@donnedaestes4579]

There guitarist David Gilmore plays by ear not chords he knows what sound he wants from his guitar. I haven't found any other that does that, totally amazing talented guitarist. He's solo now got to check him out

[@subway5907]

Mark Knopler from Dire Straits is the closest u get to Gilmour

[@franciscodelacruz4531]

Eddie Van Halen couldn't read music so he's in the same category, which is why they had to rewrite the way they write guitar

[@Namotasso]

@@subway5907 And Corlos Santana 😉👍

[@j.c.a2872]

Pink Floyd should always be listened to in album form for maximum enjoyment; but if it's an out of this world experience you want, I recommend the song Echoes from the Meddle album !!!!

[@petedaniels7617]

I am SO happy and glad you are discovering the heartbeat of my youth.

[@annadavis9666]

I was able to experience the Wizard of Oz/Dark Side of the Moon at the Tropic Cinema in Key West a few years ago. There are no words to describe the feeling. ❤

[@dajuice4200]

I'm so glad ya'll are doing a song from Dark Side, but please listen to the tracks in order. My favorite song from my favorite band. Amber, the track Great Gig in the Sky would be good for Female Fridays.

[@kyleanspach3457]

That's brilliant! Clair Torry for Female Friday.

[@deeturner4557]

The older I get the more I appreciate every line in this song, and the music, timeless!

[@seekingwisdom5156]

Carpe diem kids, carpe diem. Seize the day. How time flies. Strike while the iron is hot. Make hay while the sun shines. Regret may be inevitable in the human experience, but young people, please do everything in your power to avoid as much as possible. Chase those dreams! Take it from an old fat guy who knows of what he speaks.

[@kevinbrown9831]

No pro tools. No MIDI. Pure genius. Hits you square in the soul

[@brianorzel1873]

It's hard for me to separate out individual songs on this album. "Dark Side of the Moon" is a work of art that you should listen to all at once. When you two finally get a chance to do that, you'll love it! Also, not to blow your mind too much, but Roger Waters choreographed this album with the first 2/3 of the movie "The Wizard of Oz". When played simultaneously, words and phrases (and other occurrences) on the album match what is happening in the movie. I've done it twice. It's crazy!

[@nicoswann]

this song is from 1973 album Dark side of the moon. Comfortably numb is from 1979 album The wall Listen to the whole album with headphones. It`s a masterpiece ,I think over 20 years on the billboard 100

[@shineon7641]

...I thought it was still on the Billboard, in the top selling 100 Albums? I could be wrong because it's been a few years since I checked that. With today's music, I just don't even care enough to look that shit up... even with the internet, it's just not worth it anymore. Sad, but true. Keep Smiling...

[@AttackChefDennis]

Sorry Amber, Time is on the Dark Side of the Moon album and Comfortably Numb is on The Wall. They are about 5-6 years apart. They do sound similar. To properly understand Comfortably Numb you need to listen to the entire 'the Wall' album, it's one big story.

[@Boodieman72]

Or watch the movie.

[@theodoreritola9758]

The Wall Came out in Late 1979 ,,

[@kandykush4204]

I’m 48 and have listened to Floyd since I was a kid. I still listen regularly and Time is in my top 3 all time songs (all my top songs are Floyd) and it still hits the same. There aren’t many bands that have their own sound and stay relevant for 50 years and judging by what’s churned out now I will be listening to them until the end of the road!

[@ncexnyc4466]

Some of the greatest lyrics ever written and still hard to believe that they came from such young guys.

[@rubicon-oh9km]

TRUTH. Serious wisdom. I couldn't dream of writing this song under the age of 50 and they did it in a big way.

[@Allison_Chaynes]

Amen

[@metalbastard7354]

I was 11 years old riding on the back of my Dad's Honda motorcycle when I first heard this song. it was cranking from the bass heavy juke box at the pinball place and it could be heard all around the lake were camping at. 1973. yep. I thought about it telling me about how TIME keeps on slipping into the future before Steve Miller reminded me about TIME again. Fun

[@umdesch4]

Adding my voice to the chorus. Listen to the whole album. Hell, do an hour long reaction video to it, and I'd watch it. Why not? I've gone to shows where the purpose was for a cover band to do the whole album start to finish. I went to a Roger Waters' DSotM tour show, where he did that too. It's a must-have experience, and if somebody dared react to the entire album in one video, I'd be floored.

[@marcusmcneil5309]

Amber…you’re an old soul child. Y’all are sooo open to new ideas. TY

[@bburnnone]

Pink floyd is magical. Curtis mayfield and pink floyd musical geniuses

[@daleanderson7629]

The brilliance of the music shines so bright on first listen it’s easy to not appreciate one of the most profound and eloquent lyrical compositions I have ever heard. Getting the message and appreciating the layers is a different thing. Also Much better claim at fair use if you dig a bit deeper.

[@danlaudonudiobooks5840]

I love going back and listening/ seeing your love grow for pink floyd. Amber, it is a wonderful transition to watch!! I love it. And you look great. Love your hair, everyway💚💛 go packers

[@HandleTakenlol]

Pink Floyd is transcendent, so much so that it's a Pity to have to come back to the real world. "Time is gone the song is over I thought I'd something more to say" Lyrics 👌

[@markroybal25]

You’ll enjoy listening to Tommy James and the Shondells and the song is Crystal Blue Persuasion

[@YoCraps-og4kt]

Tommy James' secretary took a phone call 1 day. As Tommy stood by watching his secretary laugh, she hung up the phone. "Who was that", Tommy inquired. She replied, "Some promoter on the East Coast asked if we would be interested in a "paying gig" on a cow farmers land . I politely declined." "Yeah that was a probably a good move." 2 weeks later they read about "Woodstock", held on the pig/cow farmer, Max Yasgurs land, in Bethel NY.

[@MamaJewels99]

David Guilmour has a special way of emoting through his guitar. He makes you feel it all and it’s wonderful.😊

[@pango-y8j]

I'm from San Francisco California I love Jerry. Read an article, he said each note was important. He was a grateful guitarist but didn't rip up Down the fret board like Eddie Van Halen or Jimmy Hendrix. Point being, David Gilmore, so poignantly piercing ly delicate, reminds me of Jerry. Just so awesome. And psychedelic I love Floyd 🍄🇬🇧🍄🌹🍄🌍🍄

[@sourisvoleur4854]

After you do Great Gig in the Sky, the most transcendent song in the rock canon, try "Wish You Were Here" (the song). It's SOOOO different from what you've heard so far, and lyrically a gut-punch. . Really, Pink Floyd is made to be listened to the whole album at a time, from start to end.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Absolutely a full-album experience band, especially in their heyday.

[@JoelOusey-lg2pn]

Great Gig in the Sky. Not a word in this one but the singing will absolutely KNOCKED YOU OUT. All I can say is enjoy.

[@peddler38501]

I love you two. You make the world a better place with your enthusiasm. Rock on.

[@randyrubert4177]

Do great gig in the sky

[@bigchefee]

Dark Side of the Moon ...IS one of the GREATEST albums ever... MUST HEAR ON 33 rpm's remember that. So much differant..Never forget ..

[@metalloadedbakedpotato4382]

Aother great band. Too many hits to list. I was lucky enough to catch Roger Waters perform the Wall indoors and outdoors. Still like to see your reactions to the Clash, Ramones, Offspring, Bad Religion. And other genres. Remember variety is the spice of life. Keep trying new music.

[@jennyleedanks-iq9mx]

This is one of my favorite songs by them