THIS BASS LINE!!! First Time Reaction to Pink Floyd - "Money"

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[@GrahamDay-ec9de]

Like most of Pink Floyd you always have to remind yourself how long ago this was made and it is still listened to today. It's how you know a band is Legendary.

[@timmholl9238]

The line, 'Keep your hands off my stack...think I'll buy myself a football team...' Who else realizes that is the poem the teacher called absolute rubbish just before slapping the kids hand in the video 'The Wall'?

[@NedFumpkin]

I was at the first showing of The Wall in the city I was in. Everyone got that reference right away.

[@SometimesIamOmniscient]

I'll explain David Gilmour's style. Guitar Magazine back in the mid - late 90s wrote: David Gilmour is The Undisputed Dean Of The Compound Bend and has practically Perfect Note Placement. His solos are not technically difficult Note wise, but to be able to bend and release is difficult to mirror. David Gilmour said, not verbatim as I'll try to explain, that he plays his solos, mainly, as if like an Opera Singer. Play a note and bend it in certain ways and shake it like an Opera Singer. Dave Mustaine of Megadeth said, David Gilmour can take one note and bend it in so many ways where many other guitarists have to use the entire fretboard to do so. Something along those lines. About David Gilmour's mouth movement as he plays is because he is actually singing in his mind and actually moves his mouth muscles as if he were singing it and then relays it to his fingers in order to achieve the sound and or sounds he is wanting to make and or perform. For example, studies have shown that when a person is annunciating a word or words in their mind their trachea and larynx, maybe just larynx, moves as if talking. A great example of David Gilmour singing the notes that he is playing is in the song, (Best Acoustic Song Ever) Wish You Were Here short solos. I was 15 years old when the Pulse Tour was happening and I heard a commercial for it. When I heard the voice of David Gilmour sing, in the advertisement, "Ticking Away The Moments That Make Up A Dull Day...." I thought, WHAT THE HELL? I went out and bought The Dark Side of The Moon Album. I just went straight to the song Time. Then, when I heard that guitar Solo of his in the song Time, I thought.. okay.. time to pick up a guitar and start learning. That Solo is considered a Masterpiece of Composition. Not technically difficult to play, but again... He is and still is The Undisputed Dean Of The Compound Bend with practically Perfect Note Placement. Hence why many people say, "Damn! He can make that Guitar Sing!" All my life, I never understood why the 2nd (last Solo) of Comfortably Numb was never #1 in Best or Greatest Solos of All Time. However, finally a few years ago it became The Greatest or Best Solo of All Time. If you understand Music and Math, that Solo can be played Indefinitely. (If you don't get tired) It goes from B down to E and repeats. David Gilmour in an interview said something along the lines of, "The structure of the music allows me the freedom to just play." 🎸 To end.. David Gilmour admits that he never was a fast playing Guitarist. Does he really need to be? (rhetorically asking) 🎸 ❤🎉 Stacey, I follow you now because of your reactions to Pink Floyd... ❤ Alice Cooper said something like, "Pink Floyd is Here... While everyone else is over here... " In an interview showing with his hands the separation of... No one is like nor ever will be like Pink Floyd.. 🎉 ❤😊🎉 David Gilmour is my favorite Guitarist and Artist 🎉 Roger Waters said that David Gilmour has a Very Powerful Voice 🎉

[@MrBDB001]

Not bad for a fifty-two year old tune. Just incomparable a band for the ages. Another great reaction.

[@kens32052]

Just as relevant today as it was back than.

[@Mr123starman]

Pink Floyd is like a fine wine they just get better and better with age

[@syzygy21055]

Everybody on the absolute top of their game in this one - David on guitar and lead vocal, Roger on bass, Nick on drums, Richard on Keyboard, Dick Parry on sax. The 7/8 beat gives it a unique extra kick, then switches to an upbeat 4/4 interlude with one of David's all-time best guitar solos, then back again. Just an absolute banger. One of the few times PF recorded a song meant to gain wide radio airplay, which it certainly did and still does. The next song is Us and Them. Love all your PF reactions, please keep it up!

[@kennethgodwin7769]

It's definitely a banger!

[@ulisserossin1770]

In my knowledge it’s a 7/4 beat.

[@976PAIN]

@@ulisserossin1770 Yep 7/4

[@MarkH457]

7/8 according to David Gilmour

[@mrnosaj71]

Pink Floyd is a rabbit hole of tragedy, genius, ego and truth, great reaction!

[@DFitz-bk7dj]

This whole album is a Masterpiece!!

[@peter9962]

I'm glad you enjoyed this song so much. There's many of us been groovin' to this for more than 50 years already. It will never get old!!! I love your reactions to Pink Floyd. There is much much more for you to hear.

[@Cadinho93]

It's the LOVE OF MONEY that is the root of all evil, so use it to bless people and do good with it. Also, the way the sax solo goes into a guitar solo is insane, the creativity was off the charts with this song and this whole album.

[@darksideed1]

Shine on Stacey!! It’s fun watching you learn what we all know!

[@andymoitou]

OMG you finally did it... "Money" was my first encounter with PF when I was young. My dad had "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl and I listened several time. Glad you enjoyed "Money" it was and still be one of my fav from Pink Floyd and I love head over heels this album. Keep up the good work Stacey you're reactions videos are also more and more relevants, see you on stream... Bye'n'cha ☺🤘🤘🤘

[@markolney-lf1ec]

I was blessed to see them sing this song live in concert in 77, 87, 88, 94, 94, and Roger in 2006. What wonderful memories.

[@ericwilson5453]

Impressive😎

[@WilliamHaffenden]

Hi Stacey. Bill here. You keep reacting to classics, I love it. This album was a big part of my childhood . Keep up the great work Stacey...cheers😊

[@rubentullenaar2934]

I’m so happy 😁. I just discovered my son of 18 found this record and freaking loves it.

[@blueboy4244]

now THATS good parenting!

[@blackwolf6082]

The time signature in this song is crazy

[@chrishampton1981]

Crazy but lots of fun to play especially on bass guitar. Mainly in 7/4 but switches to 4/4 for David's guitar solos

[@kjek1]

Money goes into Us and them, which I think was the previous one you listened to. The transition from Us and them to Any colour you like is one of the coolest in music history.

[@kentnottingham9635]

You can listen over and over and hear an instrument you missed the last 100 times! Every instrument is on either the right or left side and then the middle as well so it sounds like instruments all over the place in your head! Keyboards are very underrated, Rick was ON HIS GAME!

[@rond227]

Roger Waters recorded all the sound effects and took the tape and ran it around the recording studio on stands to make a loop. And this was 50 years ago. Nobody makes music this good anymore. Pink Floyd rocks

[@wito609]

Wasn't it Alan Parson who was heavily involved in creating the special effects? Especially for the quadraphonic effects of the money moving around the room!

[@paulcollins5586]

There lots of great bands just as good today.

[@mikemartin8088]

@@wito609 You're absolutely correct! Alan mixed this entire album!!!

[@DanielZwetsloot]

@@paulcollins5586lmao no , there’s not.

[@shess0757]

This is Pink Floyd's best and they are great musicians. Always overlooked is the outstanding recording engineer who gave this album it's iconic sound. Alan Parsons and he went on to create his own outstanding music to this day. Check him out.

[@normmcinnis4102]

Groovy! Outasight! That was the 70's musically. I knew you'd enjoy this one. Yep, it runs into "Us and Them".

[@jlipp958]

Another great song!!!

[@kevinwilson1228]

As a paid recording engineer, this is one of the most underrated engineers/producers of all time !!! Alan Parson is 1 of the # 1 of the greats! The clash register sequence was recorded in a clock store, setting each individually. The entire album was recorded in surround sound or 4D before its time , some may refer to it as "Quadraphonic

[@boc_maxima4380]

Just got tickets for Gilmours Brighton show here in the UK this Saturday. Driving 6 hours down the country and 6 back home just to see him play his guitar. The GOAT!

[@smitch1558]

According to IFPI Global Album sales, Taylor Swift had the top 3, Travis Scott was 4th and 5th was Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon" with sales of 402K. Think about that, we're talking about a record produced over a HALF CENTURY ago.

[@sinanserpen1940]

The lyrics were the poet read by the Teacher in "Another Brick in the Wall" clip.

[@almmax9194]

Le professeur se moquait du petit devant toute la classe

[@VIDSTORAGE]

the lad likes poems .

[@Boodieman72]

Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2

[@jlipp958]

@@VIDSTORAGE poems every body!!!

[@jorgeoliveiraa]

Poems no less..

[@TheCoverless]

"Money", Should never have become something we needed to survive! It was intended to be for things that we couldn't trade or barter for, so we could still get something that we wanted...not needed. Our daily needs should be shared, traded , bartered, even given outright to all! Skills, trades, knowledge, we all have things that others can't do to be useful and helpful to others that can do things we cannot. Only when we can't provide a useful item to obtain a "Want", should we resort to money! Sadly, greed is a more powerful emotion than empathy! Hugs, kindness and much love I wish for you Stacey!!! Your content reactions are valued here! Please continue.

[@MikeB12800]

Awesome you can see her naturally start moving to the 4/4 change! It’s just inherent in us!!

[@davidavi8554]

Anytime I see you have another reaction to PF, I jump all over as fast as you can say Go. Love that you love PF too.

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Always lived the funky groove of Money. Congrats Stacey you entered another level of Pink Floyd. Hmmm I don't know I was really drunk at the time...😊😂❤

[@TimoDyer]

Wow what a beautiful reaction. Lunch time in Jakarta and I can listen to Pink Floyd with a beautiful lady.

[@markdecker6190]

My friend John came by my house one day early in 1973 with this album. We had by then already heard Money on the radio (FM, of course), and so he bought it the first day Scotti's record shop got it. My mom was out so we sparked up, dropped the record on my turntable, and proceeded to listen to it end to end over and over. Love that you're loving it Stacey, your bona fide reactions are a treat so thank you for sharing!

[@vicprovost2561]

We thought Meddle was as good as it got, then Dark Side showed up.

[@RobXHEphotosPs37.29]

Also props to Nick Mason, terrific drumming on this one! They toured the music from this album almost a year before it was released.......it was originally called Eclipse.

[@keyrat1753]

Hi Stacey. You said you wish that Money would keep going (longer). Check out the PULSE live version of Money: your wish will be granted in a beautiful way.

[@FrankDiRocco-yp1dm]

This song is expanded and improved in the Pulse concert version. I highly recommend it.

[@bigron725]

One of the greatest songs from probably THE GREATEST album ever . You need to listen to the entire album start to finish to get the entire story it tells . Lay back , put your headphones on , close your eyes , and get lost . Awesomeness !

[@jaymcmanus959]

This crazy world lately almost gets me down then I watch you react to a song I first heard many decades ago... Pink Floyd makes everything better.

[@EricSmaug]

HELLO FELLOW FLOYDIAN!!!! I HEARD THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY MOMS CAR WAY WAY BACK IN THE DAY I HAD NO IDEA THIS WAS FLOYD BUT I AM 60 NOW SO THE FIRST SONG I KNEW WAS FLOYD WAS ONE OF THESE DAYS WOW!!!

[@andrewdavidson665]

Apparently my oldest brother used to play Meddle to me while i was still in utero. It worked, Floyd is my favourite band. 😆

[@module79l28]

WHY ARE YOU YELLING?!?!?

[@EricSmaug]

@@module79l28 CUZ THATS WHY

[@warriorpitbull1170]

I completely understand that you need to react to each song individually before reacting to the whole album. If you were to react to the whole album first, you would have to do pauses for copyright and then do the after-listen breakdowns after each song and it would get way too long to put into one video. It seems many commentators don't understand this, but I get it. Keep doing what you're doing Stacey, you're doing just fine. Love your reactions and the fact that you're a huge Pink Floyd fan already shows you have great taste in music.

[@davidbell864]

The live version, at the PULSE concert is EPIC!

[@flickwtchr]

I like your disclaimer that you will get around eventually to listening to their works from beginning to end as their intended "concept album". It makes me appreciate the dilemma of not really being able to do that, until you have done the first time reaction to select songs. I really enjoy the format you have come up with in your reaction videos with just a few short interruptions and then most of your commentary at the end. I think it is a perfect balance.

[@stephenwitty8340]

Great reaction. One thing not too many people notice about this song is that the main parts are in the time signature of 7/4. The guitar solo is in 4/4, then the song goes back to 7/4, and the odd time signature is hidden masterfully with the bass and drum pulse underneath everything. Another masterpiece from Pink Floyd. :)

[@krisfox3537]

Ya know when I first heard this album 50 + years ago I think I was with some friends smoking pot and we had no idea what the songs were about. We just loved the music. Happy I got sober later and realized how great the lyrics are. I own this album today. Pink floyd is my favorite band from the 60's and 70's. They are unique and unmistakable in their sound

[@paulemery2634]

Hi Stacey. Definitely enjoying your reactions as you journey through this amazing band. Even after all their albums if you are feeling the need for more, each band member has multiple solo albums as well, and I highly recommend them as well if you ever wish to. Sending best wishes to you, and I look forward to your next video. 🌸😊

[@vernhoke7730]

I bought this album back when it came out, my freshman year of high school. I've owned multiple copies of it on different formats over the past 51 years. My favorite, aside from the original vinyl. Is my Super Audio Compact Disc of the Original Master Recording, as I can listen to it with no interruptions from beginning to end. The live version from the Pulse concert is amazing.

[@FritzMonday]

Saw Pink Floyd, back in '87 ! They did this entire album !

[@williamvillarroel1423]

Very good song!!! AND very good reaction!!!!🎸Pink Floyd 1 de las bandas más influyentes alll. Time !!! SDS desde Chile 🇨🇱 preciosa 🎸🤩

[@rodneyhansen6151]

Great reaction - dig that bass! For the record, the song transition at the end was “Us and Them.”

[@robertsimmons9423]

Stacey, keep up the good work. Us Floyd fanatics are a different breed. Really enjoy your other content. Gilmour does an awesome live version. Cheers!

[@estherpurim66]

Pinkfloyd's Make life an art rather than Art from life

[@ThistleAndSea]

Nice one, Stacey! Pink Floyd just keeps on giving. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

[@jonhenke1504]

That song that money transitions directly into is Us and them which you have reacted to!

[@jlipp958]

It would be cool on Pulse because they run together as well. Actually, the whole album of Darkside runs together.

[@cFull_Rtrd]

@@jlipp958 Pulse is such an inferior Pink Floyd show. No Roger. Why is the internet hive mind so obsessed with this show??? Because of one solo? WOW

[@jlipp958]

@@cFull_Rtrd I wish Roger and David were on the same page the entire time. The fact is, they are not. You can very easily identify 4 full fledge solos on pulse. Numb, Sorrow, High Hopes( a little less of a full) and Money (Sax). If Pulse is an inferior show, why was so much money made from it. Why is the stadium full?

[@cFull_Rtrd]

@@jlipp958 It could have made a trillion dollars and everyone in the world claim it was the best but the fact is this. NO ROGER = SHOW SUCKS. Everyone in the world is wrong. Simple. The guy they have singing for Roger is not good. Hearing him sing reminds you how bad the show sucks. If it was MLOR and DB songs then great. That's the hill I die on.

[@cFull_Rtrd]

@@jlipp958 You want Pink Floyd. Roger has his own band and guitarist that can play Dave's stuff just fine. Hell he even sings Dave's parts just fine. Kilminster iirc.

[@brendanpelly213]

🤣😂😅 It has been such a pleasure watching you become a Floyd fan, Stace 😊 Another awesome reaction from you. Thank you 😊🤗🙏🤘

[@user-kn5vp2qq6d]

A good choice for today. One of their best songs. Maybe Welcome to the machine next time.

[@Eric_L_Laney]

This was the very first Pink Floyd song I ever heard. That’s it was in the Top 40 on the radio when I was in junior high school aka middle school back in 1973-74. They had top selling albums, but rarely had a song in the Top 40. That was a young David Gilmour singing, and that was his guitar solo of course. Roger Waters was jamming on the bass, Richard Wright was creating beautiful keyboard and synthesizer sounds, and Nick Mason was playing a great rhythm on the drums. Roger Waters made the cash register sounds.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Please don't apologize, Stacey. It's wonderful watching you experience this work of art piecemeal. Yes, when you're ready to do a full album listen, you're appreciation of it will increase. But any reaction you post is a treat! 😃

[@robertlear2712]

This is my favorite Pink Floyd song.

[@christopherhill7545]

Ooh Stacy, don’t forget to react to Shine on you crazy diamond parts 6-9. You’ll love it !!

[@rubentullenaar2934]

You have heard the sentence “New car, caviar, four star daydream. Think i’ll buy me a football l team” before. It’s read by the teacher in The Wall.

[@emmanueljangulo]

Hi Stacey! Loving your PF journey!

[@gerrydantone6834]

When you finally listen to the whole Dark side of the Moon album, you can break it into two parts; side one starts with "Speak to Me" and ends with "The Great Gig in the Sky" and side two that begins with ""Money" and ends with "Eclipse."

[@davidwimp701]

The great thing about the bass line is that it fully spans the 7/4 measures. It is not a measure of 4 and then a measure of 3. I once heard Bert Bacharach on the radio talking about his song "I Say a Little Prayer for You." He was personally involved in the production of Dionne Warwick's version. Later Aretha Franklin did a version that Bert said was better but he did not know why. The song was in 5/4 time but Bert said it was really a measure of 3 and then a measure of 2. Both versions were played and I instantly knew why Aretha's version was better. Bert's version had measures of 3 followed by measures of 2 while Aretha's had measure of 5. That made Aretha,s version really catchy rather than choppy. The Floyd played that song with solid measures of 7 and even though I suspect most people don't realize that it is 7/4 time, the feel of the song is greatly influenced by the time signature. The change to 4/4 really propels the instrumental part, too.

[@15larryn]

To sum up Pink Floyd in one word " Eargasm"

[@kennethgodwin7769]

I'm going to look that up.

[@arbilklamp7867]

OKAY, if you're into Pink Floyd, don't miss their first two tracks from the album "The Wall." 'In The flesh" and "The Thin Ice," will give you chill bumps. I liked these songs for years until I listened to the lyrics for the first time, then I loved them. They are very short but very powerful, and classic Pink Floyd.

[@scottvanhille5688]

One of the few songs of Pink Floyd that always comes to mind when I think of them. I first thought he sung "Money, it's aghast" but it sounded more like "Money, it's a guess." Nice reaction to this timeless classic Stacey. Please don't forget to do their hit "Welcome To The Machine." It's one of my favorites. I suggest a new band for you called Saga (from Canada) and the first song I'd like for you to react to is "On The Loose" then please do "The Flyer" I think you'll really enjoy these ones. Thanks! For a female vocalist from Australia, I suggest Sharon O' Neill with her song "Maxine."

[@rickmartin5132]

Saw PF in 1967 London "Roundhouse"...we went for the liquid light show....we left blitzed by the music! Check out Atom heart mother album too.

[@froggy5935]

One of the few times an old cash register was used as an instrument...if not the only time.

[@davidcarroll1168]

Roger Waters' wife at the time was a potter. He made the rattling change sound by borrowing her potters bowl, taking it to his studio and throwing loose change in it to get the sound. Kind of cool.

[@420since1974]

Nick Mason helped Waters create that opening by drilling holes in coins and threading them with a string knotted at different spots that were then thrown into Roger's wife's potters bowl..

[@davidcarroll1168]

That's really neat. I didn't know about the holes.

[@kinexkid]

IM GONNA YELL AT YOU TO LIATEN TO THE WHOLE ALBUM ANYWAYS! But in all honesty, Pink Floyd's music really shines when you do a whole album listen. Not many bands can pull off such perfect transitions like them. Also, in case you didn't notice, this song was entirely in 7/4 time signature, except for the guitar solo section in the middle. Being able to make such a groovy song in such a unique time signature is something else

[@philtang1942]

I live 5 minutes away from the guitarist Dave Gilmour, we are practically neighbours.. 😎

[@sabiantheomnivore5592]

The lifts from the bass are as important as the press ons. Truly a classic, as are all Floyd songs..

[@cogline]

My favorite song at 15 years old 1974 was the peak of rock music

[@bujin1977]

This is one of the Pink Floyd songs that have me reaching for my guitar to play along with every time I hear it. And by god it hurts my left hand!!!

[@paulperano9236]

The album everyone had in their LP collection and often the cassette in their car too.

[@Mikey_P65]

Another GREAT reaction. Keep rocking 70s.

[@SteveJustice-le7od]

Great job on your reaction to another great Pink Floyd song

[@bukeksiansu2112]

ABBA: Money, money, money Pink Floyd: Money is the root of all evil. Beatles: But money can't buy me love.

[@SometimesIamOmniscient]

During the Solo, the Munchkins are dancing around in the fabulous Dark Side of The Rainbow 🌈😂

[@Oliverdobbins]

Always fun watching you react to Pink Floyd. Everyone who’s said you must listen to Dark Side Of The Moon in its entirety is right, so rather than do that as well, how about an anecdote about its iconic cover art? Apparently the designer, Storm Thorgerson (sounds Swedish, was English) laid out a few different ideas for the cover in his studio, all variations of the same theme. The band shuffled in, briefly looked them over, unanimously pointed at the now familiar image and said “that one”. And they all shuffled out. The whole thing took less than 30 seconds.

[@SteveMenardDesignDXM]

A couple of songs from around the same time (1971-1972) that have a similar vibe to Pink Floyd's "Money" are Dave Edmunds' "I Hear You Knocking", and T-REX's "Bang a Gong (Get it On)".

[@MDElam]

"Us and Them," which you reacted to before, is the song that follows this one. It's a great sequence that starts with this song satirizing our love of money flowing into the ways we tend to ignore each other or otherwise marginalize each other. Part of what makes The Dark Side of the Moon one of the greatest albums ever made. Although Roger Waters won't be winning greatest rock bassist any time soon (there's some stiff competition on that front), he, and each member of the band, were integral to the group's overall success. This is not meant as a back-handed compliment or criticism, but they really were greater than the sum of their parts. Anywho, another song that has a specifically music-business take on this topic is "Have a Cigar," which is about the materially-driven music business (that and "Welcome to the Machine"). Love your PF reactions!

[@thomaswestby7926]

So precious, keep up the great work Thanks!

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Wow thank you so much for your generosity!! I appreciate this so much!

[@BIueWolf58]

51 years and still going strong!

[@UltraReefReseller]

Catchy tune indeed. Still getting played everyday all over world.

[@ohnean1]

At the end it begins to move into 'us and them' ... just recently watched your reaction on that experience ... Welcome to the machine !!

[@garrylaing4100]

Best band ever,I’m enjoying your reactions if your a nerd then I love nerds too, stay on your Pink Floyd journey 🫶🏻

[@PaulNoble-jb2gq]

Stacey, you've got the rest of your life to enjoy the G.O.A.T. at leisure, ❤🎉🇬🇧

[@news2mewallace]

ANOTHER great reaction Stacey! I look forward to these coming out. Please find time to react to the music if the bands YES and GENESIS!

[@vicprovost2561]

Another classic tune on a huge subject that fits right in with other Dark Side of the Moon songs. It will all sound even better as part of a whole someday, this album is a classic case of the whole being better than the sum of its parts (which is hard to believe as the individual songs are so great in their own right). Thanks for acknowledging this and yes, I am patient and will love to see whole album reactions sometime this year. Albums were my generations preferred way to listen IF the album warranted such, this album is at the very top of any list of albums that are well worth listening to in its entirety. Any way you slice it Stacey, you are doing a great job and I look forward to a review of great classic Rock from you. You may not have a huge musical background but you get it and do a fine job, analysing songs in your style. Smart, likeable and beautiful is a hard combo to top when watching Yoh tube reviews, you are a bright light in any day I see you. For more Floyd, how about back to the Pompeii performance and Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun. They did Space just as well as psychedelia, that era will freak you out as they replaced Syd with David and set their sights on new sonic territory to explore. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶 😘

[@michaeltyzuk7300]

The original is amazing, and I'm glad you got to hear it. But you might want to have a listen to the Delicate Sound of Thunder ... they do a wonderful version of this song with a fantastic instrumental/vocal break section in the middle. Saw them live in 93 or so in the Division Bell tour ... it's the only show I've ever been to where being in the nosebleeds did not in any way detract from the concert experience.

[@francescodisilvio1046]

The Division Bell ....Marooned 🎸🎸👍👍

[@DevilsInc323]

See Roger Watters live you won’t regret it. Or the Australian Pink Floyd live. That’s was pure talent back then

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

I went to the Pulse tour in '94 and saw the Australian Floyd a few months later expecting nothing, how wrong was I? They were great!

[@shegocrazy]

I've seen Aus pink Floyd a couple times and they are great. Saw Waters in 2018. Sadly not seen Gilmour 😢

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

@@shegocrazy I saw Floyd three times the last was '94 but I never saw Waters and at 51 my gigging days are over unless it's a nostalgia one in Ipswich.

[@an.american]

Remember that we are talking about, in particular, the Pulse concert. Also, remember that we are all entitled to our own opinions and in my opinion it was a great concert. If you think otherwise, well, you're entitled to your OWN opinion. And that's fine. For practically all of the 1970’s - and into the early 80’s - Waters wrote all of the lyrics - and many of the songs. The arrangements of his song ideas were often greatly expanded upon by the other members of the band - with Gilmour & Wright adding plenty of musical texture & complexity to the pieces - and likewise Roger Waters would sometimes add things other than just lyrics to some songs written, or co-written, by Gilmour & Wright. Pink Floyd was a collaboration. It took all of them to create that amazing body of work. As far as who sang their album songs: David Gilmore 61 Roger Waters 55 Richard Wright 15 Syd Barrett 14 Nick Mason 3 According to my research.

[@progbloke6655]

You would love the extended live version from Pulse.

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

most, not all, but most of the Roger Waters era Pink Floyd albums are referred to as "Concept" albums, think of each song as a chapter in the book (album). Dark Side, the Wall, Wish you were here, Final cut, and then Waters solo albums Radio Chaos, The pro's and con's of hitchhiking, Amused to Death. Each album tells a story and should be listen to in its entirety . Yes there are great songs that can be enjoyed on their own but the true magic happens when you hear the whole story. They truly are one of a kind

[@SeanFromMars]

Love that you have discovered Pink Floyd. When you get round to reacting to the whole Dark Side Of The Moon album, I would recommend you cover it in two videos (video 1 side one, video 2 side 2)

[@ofc4517]

Good afternoon Stacey - the bass of course is played by Roger Waters. In recording circles it would be described as a dirty or nasty sound. I'm so glad for your enthusiasm to our generation's music. Enjoy the journey. I'm an old cop, yea, one of those, but I'm really a synthesizer nerd. When you get to the track, "on the run", there is an iconic synth sequence that is probably one of the most recognizable sounds in the music world. Yesterday I a played an album by genesis. You should check them out. I'm not talking about the Phil Collins era or solo Peter Gabriel. I'm talking a out the dbl, album, "the lamb lies down on Broadway " I'm not suggesting an on air review but for you, I think you will find it interesting. You have a great channel.

[@kimai1641]

stacey! a 50+yr old album that is fresh? that's the magic behind Roger's cynical lyrics. The most radio friendly song from the album and it was a huge hit in the USA.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

David Gilmour's voice can sound like a saxophone when he wants it to.

[@thrusta100]

Gilmour isn’t singing this one

[@DrStrangelove3891]

​@@thrusta100 He is though. I think you're confusing with Have A Cigar, that one has a guest singer, Roy Harper. But this is Gilmour singing.

[@kjek1]

@@thrusta100it’s Gilmour on lead vocals

[@caglassc]

@thrusta100 Gilmour sang the lead vocal, which was also double tracked, including scat singing in response to some improvised guitar lines during the outro. A simple wiki search and you would have found the answer….

[@DaddyDoom]

All these voices you hear in between the songs are recordings made by Roger Waters, asking questions to people that worked or hanged around at Abbey Road Studios at the time. The irishman was the doorman and his voice appears throughout the album. Roger also recorded Paul and Linda McCartney, but they started doing jokes that Roger thought didnt fit, so he never used those. Would love to see you react to Brain Damage and Eclipse, back to back as they're the album closing songs. Eclipse, in particular is a wonder... an entire life encapsulated in no more than 2 minutes of music and mind blowing lyrics. Give those 2 a spin.

[@thomasp.3796]

On the album, this song leads directly into the song "Us & Them". A perfect Segway.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Stacey: "I will be like you guys someday". Yes I can imagine 30 or 40 or 50 years from now you will be watching some young one listening to Pink Floyd for their very first time and nodding your head in knowing approval. Its as inevitable as Time itself. And they will likely do the very same thing when they get older too. And so on and so on.