REACTION MONTAGE | Pink Floyd - Time | First Time Compilation | *DESCRIPTION*

[@steverobinson8214]

When you’re young the relevance of this song is mostly missed. When you’re older it hits you like a sledgehammer!!

[@brandonseger5812]

Amazing how young the band was when they made the song. Such a special talent.

[@SvenTviking]

Oh fuck yeah. And they were young lads to know and understand. Days lasted FOREVER when you were a kid. Now years go by in the blink of an eye.

[@michellewheatley2007]

The relevance of this album is definitely hitting me hard in the past decade

[@angelheadedhipster2214]

Funny that, considering Pink Floyd were in their 20's when they wrote it.

[@joehernandez9563]

@@angelheadedhipster2214 Yeah but they were like 150 in LSD years.

[@nicholasray1153]

"And then one day you find Ten years have got behind you Noone told you when to run You missed the starting gun." That will make me cry every, every time.

[@512Chaos]

The futility of the next verse devastates.

[@5yearsout]

I try to warn my 18 year old of this, life has begun start living it! Nobody is going to wait for you to catch up.

[@vickipatterson9040]

Best lyrics ever written.

[@benkamal7284]

It's like almost all the people are talking about the sound.. But they neglect how deep the lyrics are

[@SaturnFilming]

@@benkamal7284 Which is 100% how I listen to new music, feel the soul of the song, the sound, and then you listen to the story

[@cogee89]

If Pink Floyd has never made you cry, you don't have a soul....

[@markprins7776]

100% agree.

[@markpk7455]

Want to go home. Take off this uniform and leave the show.

[@kiwiana661]

@@markpk7455 you have been guilty !! ..all this time!

[@thedeaconofmetalshow7657]

I don't need that sort of negative person in my life.

[@ianatto2004]

Was introduced to Floyd as a really young kid by my uncle. Few years ago i finally got to see Roger Waters live playing the whole Wall album after listening to their music for 30 odd years. Was in tears a few times during the show. Was like a religious experience. Shook me deeply man haha

[@bobknight33]

714 weeks as a top 10 album ...Let that sink in. Nearly 14 years top 10 spot. ... 50 yrs later still as relatable.

[@fitless]

No, it spent 950 weeks on the Billboard 200. Do not mislead people, thanks.

[@nscaocnjs]

@@fitless 714 as a top 10. 950 weeks total. Gotta work on that reading comprehension my friend, cheers.

[@fitless]

@@nscaocnjs we are not friends, especially because you are lying. The album spent 1 week on top position. 1 week! " First arriving in March 1973, The Dark Side of the Moon spent 724 consecutive weeks in the Top 200 before dropping off of them on April 30, 1988. " go and digest the correct info!

[@martyguy8185]

And we get not only one but 2 new releases this year for the 50th anniversary!!!!!

[@ericelander9936]

Only reason it dropped off the charts was Billboard changing the rules. I don't care what the official figures are this has to be the best selling album of all time.

[@paulg123]

This album becomes more relevant and emotional as you get older. In your teens, it just sounds cool. In your 20s and 30s, you start to understand it more deeply. After that, it becomes a true story about everyone.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Well said... I agree with this 100%!

[@paulg123]

@@WonderMommaOG Take a listen to The Alan Parsons Project. Alan Parsons was an engineer on Dark Side of the Moon. Listen to the song 'Time'. Great song with Pink Floyds inspiration all over it...🙂

[@21darkster]

When I turned 23 I heard the entire Dark side of the moon Album for the first time and I listened to the entire album at least once a day for like two weeks. Time gives me anxiety so I have to listen to that song sparingly lol.

[@edgargamarra4964]

I'm on my late 20's and you're so right.

[@butchlogan3886]

At 54 it hits deeper then ever before!

[@brentbeardsley655]

My dad once said to me "one day you wake up and you're 57". I was 30 at the time. I'd never really heard him discuss his views on aging so that single comment has stayed with me. This July I'll be 56.

[@brandonshaw2120]

Same mate

[@beccaOC-5634]

When I turned 40 my mom said to me. " How's it feel to be middle aged?". Me : what?? I'm not middle aged!!! She says ... " How old do you think your gonna become" 😂

[@tylerjohnson9887]

Happy 57th brother. Wishing you many more healthy and happy years.

[@brentbeardsley655]

@@tylerjohnson9887 thank you!

[@LelandLee-d3t]

Woke and was 58 mother never told you the horrors of old age

[@Quazi-Moto]

Remember -- this was written by 20-somethings. It sounds like it was written by someone who had a lifetime of experience already behind them. So wise. When you hear it in your 20s, it shakes you by the shoulders, screaming, "Wake up before it's too late!" When you hear it again 20, 30 years later -- and especially if you have regrets (who doesn't?), it's a wholly different animal; Absolutely gut-wrenching

[@overagardenwall]

reminds me of "landslide" by fleetwoof mac - stevie nicks wrote it when she was 27, & these days it makes me more teary eyed than when I was younger

[@comodoregoatknuckle6301]

Pink Floyd. Creating existential crisis since the 1960s. Absolutely love them.

[@scottread]

I always feel happy for anyone who discovers Pink Floyd.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Same. I'm sad that there are still so many who haven't heard of this legendary band, or write it off as a mere "rock," band.

[@jamespanter6768]

Many many artists in History Pink Floyd is an experience, wonderful wonderful, experience. Big discography. Listen to more please

[@deanrubenstein2728]

They really are one of the best bands ever

[@paulauvray1962]

i follow Pink floyd since 1968 when David Gilmour join the Band ans at 74 years old i still enjoy it 🤩

[@cyndianderson7056]

Same here. They're a brilliant band.

[@ryanbizahaloni9839]

This whole album is supposed to be listened to all the way through... one song transitions to the next. That's how good this album is.

[@cyndianderson7056]

I know it by heart. Lol. I've listened to it so many times. It's part of my soul, it feels like.

[@markcraven8386]

That can't be stressed enough. If you can stop and or chatter then you are not in the zone. You just think you are.

[@octaviussludberry9016]

Lots of albums do that

[@boddaboom77]

It's supposed to be listened to while watching "The Wizard of Oz". Lol For real, I wish I could go back and see myself reacting to DSOTM the first time I heard it. I am positive that it was the best thing I'd ever heard and it came out 20 years or so before I heard it.

[@osuOhiofan4life]

Absolutely!!!! The wall, wish you were here and animals is the same way

[@shannonroche1182]

Dark side of the moon ....greatest album ever made . Masterpiece.

[@danielfields2201]

The greatest ever made, and yet not even Pink Floyd's best album.

[@darthozlord]

“And you run, and you run to catch up to 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.” My favourite line.

[@Kriegsgefangener31]

Possibly Roger's most insightful lyric.

[@robertworkman1419]

Powerful!!

[@pvv3868]

So rich with just a few words

[@tobiashoyden2644]

My father bought this when it was released I grew up on this album I'm 51 now, I was 5 when it came out This song is my Oldest Friend

[@wickedmirage]

54 here, been listening since I was 8. Agreed, this song is my oldest friend.

[@michaelcoursey8614]

That's awesome 😎

[@bennymartinez5532]

Well put

[@OGPokey151]

Same here, I am the same age

[@tobiashoyden2644]

@@sparrowivyemail He didn't suck.

[@rcjgraham]

I was a teacher, employed to supervise a high school disciplinary program. I posted the lyrics to "TIME." PERMENTLY on a blackboard of its own. When I left 2 years later, it was still there. Powerful stuff ! I'm 73. Thanks, RJG

[@rcjgraham]

Hey, Wonderful Woman ! "Is anybody out there?" Lol! I just found out, there is ! Bob

[@robertlongwill8856]

You were a teacher too bad you don't know how to spell permanently

[@icepick1514]

Lying on the floor in my room, in the dark, between two speakers, with the volume as loud as I could stand. That's how I will always remember this album.

[@johnwriter8234]

..am 63, I did the SAME, Brah!

[@icepick1514]

@@johnwriter8234 42 here. Cheers!

[@johnwriter8234]

@@icepick1514 was year when album came out, and my 1st "j" !

[@myamdane6895]

@@johnwriter8234 and many more "j's" after that I'm sure haha

[@walterharris3261]

Wow! Laying on the floor between two huge house speakers listening to pink floyd! I totally forgot about doing that. Thanks for bringing that memory back. Wow!

[@MuMu124]

The guitar solo is the litteral embodiment of a person's life time in sound form. Starts low and slow, gets loud and fast, ends low and slow and fades away

[@emcsquared8681]

Pink Floyd always hits hard.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Indeed!

[@wolflarsen1700]

20 years listening to this song .. and it just hit me that it’s child -> mid life -> elderly. I only ever cared about the “10 years” part. Now it means more.

[@kyote8177]

Its good to see young people getting to know good music. Us 50-60-70 year olds have known this all our lives.

[@artbagley1406]

As The Floyd says in their song "Free Four" (from the album "Obscured by Clouds"): "The memories of a man in his old age are the deeds of a man in his prime." TIME and AGING and LIFE/DEATH are three main topics throughout their musical output.

[@Marcocarronda]

I was there..... 3000 years ago. Seeing Young generations apreciating this music it's like a win !

[@Jack-th9zg]

I'm 63 years old. I was 13 when this song was released. Imagine that.

[@chellj8175]

63 here. What great music we had !!!

[@softhotty]

@@chellj8175 Ive thought for a long time...Music is the one discipline in the human experience thats devolved over time. From Beethoven to today...Started in Grand design and has plummeted from that point to universally accepted as...i don't even know. Everything else goes from raw to refined, weak to strong, new and improved. Not music...as time goes on...getting weaker. To me anyway.

[@marshallrosen498]

I am 60....it's nice to see the younger generation finally listening to REAL music.

[@VoluntaryistJapan]

The "softly spoken magic spell" is a reference to a prayer. The singer's sober observation takes an almost somber dig - tempered with poignant understanding and compassion - at people desperate not to see the inevitability of things coming to an end and pain and loss in this life, and saying the "magic spell" to keep them from suffering.

[@DanFan2042]

Beautifully expressed. Thank you. Couldn't agree more.

[@karlmoles6530]

I remember in my 20s, all my friends just constantly wanted to hear The Wall, but I couldn't stop playing Dark Side.

[@WonderMommaOG]

They both, in their own right, are magical for different reasons for me.

[@karlmoles6530]

@@WonderMommaOG I love these montages and hope you make more.

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

By the time "The Wall" came out I was in my 3rd year of College. It was on constantly over the summer.... Blaring out of dorm room windows all over the campus. I got so burnt out on it. I'm in my 60's and still listen to Meddle, Dark Side and WYWH. Rarely if ever do I listen to the Wall. To me it was album that destroyed Pink Floyd as we had known them. Too much ugliness and not enough beauty (Comfortably Numb being the one exception).

[@karlmoles6530]

@@j.kevvideoproductions.6463 I was just about to start high school. But yeah it was pervasive.

[@noahholliday9761]

Did you ever line up The Wall with Fantasia? We hit it spot on once and my mind was blown!

[@rowbearly6128]

Notice how the song is halfway over before you realize it has really started....like life itself.

[@amandarice5163]

That’s the beauty of Pink Floyd…EVERYTHING is done for a reason.

[@cosmicHalArizona]

Profound

[@jeffhagood9621]

What a great comment and truth!

[@gryndyl]

This is a song that drops you into a trance then punches you in the soul.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Indeed. Well said.

[@costaliberta5969]

so nicely put...!

[@cosmicHalArizona]

W O R D

[@dennissullivan4312]

I can still remember the day this song came out on the radio it was awsome how lucky I was

[@JayTheRed602]

I love how everyone had one of two reactions. Grooving out with stank face or crushed by the weight of the lyrics. Both are perfectly valid.

[@maryellenazack4466]

This reminds me of RATE A RECORD with DICK CLARK. old old school AMERICAN BANDSTAND. anyone remember?

[@basically_link]

I truly believe that this is the greatest song of all time, and based on the fact that I'm still 16, and everyone in the comments is saying it only gets better as you age, I don't think my opinion will ever change. ❤️‍🔥

[@rcjgraham]

You are in for a ride, my fellow earth traveler ! Enjoy, take your time ! I'm 73. There is more to come for you. Less for me ! Just keep rocking! Bald Bob

[@dynad00d15]

Pink Floyd cannot be classified in any genre. Pink Floyd's music is ... Pink Floyd. Its an unique experience, where emotions, all your senses and your imagination blends with what you hear in a very very deep level. This album is their magnus opus and is considered as the best music album in the history of modern music.

[@mwayne7953]

Agree!! Alan Parsons Project comes in second...

[@SoCalDan530]

Id say its bluesy space rock

[@crazyoldbat]

take a listen to the early stuff by Syd Barret

[@Amir-d1k4r]

Pink Floyd takes you on a journey. No other band sounds like them. Genius.

[@mowgli2071]

I like how the mood changes for almost all reactors after "...you missed the starting gun". Because that really is the heart of the song

[@bennysmith2007]

I had nervous breakdown on my 35th birthday, because I literally lost 10 years to being a drunk. I barely remember anything from 25-35 & it scared me to the point of a complete meltdown. This song is truly important 🙏

[@stephenwhite5444]

Brother, 35 is still young, just be glad for your meltdown and start running. For various reasons some people get to the very end of life and realize they wasted all those days one by one on things that didn't matter. You got this bro!

[@bennysmith2007]

@@stephenwhite5444 Cheers for the kind words mate, and I do hear what you are saying. I'm glad to have woken up now, than when it's too late... then, some don't wake up at all. We all sweat things that don't matter. We all place importance on stuff that doesn't matter too. We are a silly bunch. I appreciate the msg ✌

[@WonderMommaOG]

@@bennysmith2007 I too, want to commend you on surviving. Surviving is more difficult than the very thing you're surviving. Know that as hard as the experience was... it will be one of your best teachers and build you into a better version of yourself. All hardship and trauma does that. You have plenty of time to keep evolving as the years ebb and flow. It will fly by, so let go of that which you cannot control directly, or it will control you. Acknowledge your achievements in getting through it all. You deserve it. Thanks for sharing your story, sorry I'm getting to it a little late.

[@cosmicHalArizona]

Damn!

[@FergusScotchman]

I had a somewhat similar experience. Wasted time. But we must look forward and make the most of what is ahead. Peace be with you.

[@maryreilly5092]

I'm so touched by those who cried in this video, especially the young women. I was once a young woman but now am an old one. I heard this song when I was young, and I thought I understood it then. I understand it now!

[@saturdayplayer2492]

True. You look back and realise the wasted opportunities. So prophetic.

[@jerrymartin3965]

I'm in my sixties now and have been listening to this for more than 50 years, it means more to me now than it ever has. I've lived it.

[@suprchickn7745]

"Remember that there is only one important time and it is Now. The present moment is the only time over which we have dominion." -Leo Tolstoy

[@WonderMommaOG]

I tell people this all the time. You can’t change the past, you can’t foresee the future. You can only influence the present.

[@joanelatulippe9885]

Always fun to see the young generation really enjoy the music we grew up with. This song is fifty years old !!!

[@vickjr98]

Unreal

[@katthill7506]

So happy to see so many young reactors loving the music of my teenage years. They were awesome 50 years ago and still have the power to blow your mind. Thank you all for understanding the meaning!

[@who7950]

Give our music a chance, Jesus

[@kennethwolff6082]

Exactly what I said but you said it a whole lot more eloquently

[@jimmunro9892]

As a 55-year-old who's loved Pink Floyd his whole life. I'm so happy to see younger people listening to it. And really appreciating it. Good on you, folks

[@tazmax72]

Me too

[@anthonycarpenter8650]

I was 13 years old when I first heard this album. Some older neighbors played it all the time and I was at their place all the time, so I have it ingrained in my brain, This and Neil Diamond - Hot August night. Those two albums led me to take up the drums. I still listen to Dark Side of the Moon now 51 years later and I still play drums but only for my own enjoyment. Thanks, WonderMommaOG. TC 65 years young :)

[@chrisweidner4768]

“Racing around to come up behind you again.” For older folks. Tears earlier, and now stronger. This timeless masterpiece.

[@dianesorensen2549]

That was me at 14 yrs old and I’ve carried that song with me all the way to 64. Amazing.

[@Viracocha785]

It's so beautiful to see these reactions so simlar to the reaction I had over 40 years to hearing Floyd. Human is human.

[@contucker9413]

I find this montage of Floyd quite revealing to see such an emotional release to the many listeners on the video. Some to actual tears and others you can see on their faces the inner contemplation of the reality of life and how quickly it has passed them by to this point in their lives. I'm 67 years old now. The sun has raced up behind me many times now and I am certainly so much closer to death these days. This and many others was the music of my generation and to see how you youngsters are so very moved by music like this and jamming on in the background giving it such high praise makes me laugh almost ironically because when my generation listens to your music we can't wait to turn it off in disgust for the most part because we have actually been exposed to real musical talent over fifty years ago and watching your enlightened awareness and enjoyment is of no surprise to us. Enjoy away and be transformed. On the brighter side music arrangement and composition is infinite from 8 simple notes there's still much music to come and I believe that the greatest music ever written hasn't even been composed yet. I will probably be long gone by then, dead and buried, but I already envy the living inhabitants of that time for what is yet to come for them to enjoy, experience and savor. Post add on comment: You kids have one very major advantage. This all was done in the past and it's been recorded for all time. You can listen to it any time you like. Sadly that future music is off limits to me and all us other old farts.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Well said. I just turned 50 and feel the same way. Love seeing their reactions. I do love the newer music too. Some of it. Lol.

[@karenglenn6707]

I used to listen to this brilliant album as a teenager and now at 61 it means even more. Floyd are in a league of their own, and take you places in your mind like a mystical journey. I will love them until I die and my son knows that Comfortably Numb is to be played at my funeral. I am just so thankful that I was born when I was, to have this music in my life from a young age, and still have it today. It is Timeless!

[@contucker9413]

@@karenglenn6707 We had such amazing artists to listen to as kids, didn't we?

[@karenglenn6707]

@@contucker9413 I am Australian and was also able to see the start of AC/DC with Bon Scott at least 5 times as a teenager. The music that we grew up,with was to me the best time. Melbourne had a brilliant live music scene so we saw great Aussie bands every weekend along with Queen and Simple Minds to name a few. Never got to see Floyd which is a huge regret. No auto tuned crap, all excellent musicians, we were so spoiled. Wish I could go back and do it again, but don’t we all. Best wishes. X

[@tomiyu2297]

As a 24 year old, I just gotta say thank you for your wisdom. I truly hope I'll get to be your age, and perhaps pass on wisdom to the next generation

[@perlifvergren]

Just enjoy Young ones ! 60 years old and thankful that this is the soundtrack of my life ❤

[@davidmazon7516]

Ain't no music like the 70s and will never be again. This song in particular was an out-of-body experience.

[@jaycorby]

David Mazon For real!

[@johnellis3550]

Complete excellence from beginning to end this album is a pure masterpiece. 67 years old and can remember hearing it for the first time in 73 .😊

[@CALLAHAN19]

No matter what, it still blows my mind when watching people who never ever heard of pink Floyd. I understand it's the age thing, but it still blows my mind

[@yannberte8291]

I've seen them two times in concert... I was crying - a part of my youth 🙂

[@crashandburngaming5103]

A really high quality set of headphones,a dark comfortable place to lay down and chill, and a little buzz from whatever your flavour is. Listen to the whole album from star to finish. I am 58 and been listening to this album since 75( released in 73) If you are not emotional by the end, you missed it. Cheers

[@rcjgraham]

I am 73 ! Lol ! I bought the original album 3 times ! (vinyl). I threw parties, no biggie ! But they all mysteriously disappeared. No other albums were ever "borrowed". We were a bunch of 17 year Olds livin' in The Motor City. To the Band ; What a blessing ! Bob

[@garmisra7841]

As of August 2, 2024, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon has charted on the Billboard top 200 chart for 990 weeks. Not continuously because it was released in 1973 - but that's a total of 18 + years on the charts. It only dropped off the chart a staggering 15 years after it came out - but then has gotten back on the charts sporadically. It's rediscovered year after year. Just incredible. Can you imagine anything released today that could have that kind of staying power??

[@snuffmaster60]

Time, It's hard to believe its been 50 years I have been listening to this song. I'm turning 62 in a week and this music is what we listen to in the 70's and all the other great bands from that era. But it's great to see young people discovering this music again. Keep listening and open up your minds as I do with the new music today.

[@hellsbells1262]

This is before my time but they have become my favorite band. Their music is timeless and the way it makes me feel is indescribable.

[@Hogprint25]

The emotion this song elicits never ceases to amaze me. For those aren’t aware. The album MUST be listened to start to finish. You’re welcome😊

[@rizkhan3368]

I was 18 when I heard this Album for the first time, I am 53 today, and so not know where the hell did time fly!

[@cyndianderson7056]

My dad was a Pink Floyd fan, and so am I. I still have the vinyl album. Dark Side of the Moon is the best album ever made. This is my favorite song on this album. When you're young, you don't think about time. You have all the time in the world. I'm 56 now. Where did my youth go? All the things I wanted to do but never had time for? It's so sad. This song is so beautiful and so deep.

[@TheDark1903]

My grandfather is the one who started the love of Pink Floyd, passed it down to my children. So 4 generations and growing. 😁

[@kentuckybluegrass8695]

So much soul it makes my heart soar to see there is still hope. My dad is almost 70 and this song takes me back when he was your alls age and I was much much younger. We would just sit and listen together. It resonates now that I’m almost 50.

[@michaelcoursey8614]

I can't believe y'all never heard this song . Good to hear so many people come with the appreciation. Shine on you crazy diamonds. ❤️💯

[@edwardmunoz7853]

♥️♥️♥️

[@patrickingalls5954]

I was blessed to have seen Pink Floyd. 1994 Pontiac Silverdome. My wife was 7mo. pregnant with our son, so she held a pillow over her tummy when it got really loud. It was the only time they played the entire Darkside of the Moon album in concert since the Darkside tour in the 1970s. In an interview, Gilmore and Wright said they did it because we were the best audience of their entire tour. Of the hundreds of concerts I have seen, Pink Floyd is number one top of the list. 😊✌️

[@michaelkeaton5394]

That solo is the single most beautiful piece of guitar ever played I hope I'll never get tired of this song

[@redbroke1331]

All these beautiful people sharing the moment with this song. People, learn to love each other before it is too late!

[@walterharris3261]

That's so cool man! I totally feel the same. Thank you for wording it properly. And we can all just get along listening to music? That's just beautiful right there.

[@thomasperkins7318]

Amen, brother.

[@waynemyers4455]

I still am amazed that Alan Parson’s produced this album. This truly the greatest album ever recorded.

[@MasterTapes1960]

What Pink Floyd did between Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall is truly mind blowing.

[@michaelpullen6812]

I have been listening to this masterpiece for 50 years…trust me on this when I say that the feelings and emotions y’all just felt NEVER go away …. it’s simply the greatest album by the greatest band in the history of the world. ❤️

[@markoconnor2439]

They need to follow this with great gig in the sky. This song is a setup for that song. Talking about your life leading up to the end. Then great gig carries you over.

[@secbrother283]

Those perfectly pitched roto-toms at the beginning totally make that intro.

[@rygord101]

Home, home again I like to be here when I can When I come home cold and tired It's good to warm my bones beside the fire Favorite Pink Floyd lyric

[@WonderMommaOG]

Same!

[@swxtech]

Every young person should just read the lyrics. They'll change your life. If you start to tear-up, you get it.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Thank you, Wondermomma!

[@MrTech226]

I have seen majority of these reactors in this montage. Most of them already reacted to other Pink Floyd's songs. I have been a fan of Pink Floyd since early 70's. The album, Dark Side of the Moon, in which this song is on this album. Next year, this song and album will be celebrating its 50 Anniversary. When it was released in 1973, this album broke some records. From 1973 to 1988 or over 700 weeks, DSOTM stayed on Billboard Charts. Guinness Book of World Records gave this distinction. I just check online; this album is still on certain charts from other countries.

[@WonderMommaOG]

It is definitely one of a kind. One you can never tire of. I've heard it many times, but as you can imagine, making these videos requires me to breakdown each song in every detail. I'm noticing little things that I've never heard before and that, in and of itself, makes doing these videos very worthwhile. Like someone else said here, this song meaning to me has changed from my childhood to now. Like a fine wine, I grow to appreciate it more over time. Thanks for your comment!

[@costaliberta5969]

* consequitive weeks, actually

[@billhiggins1882]

People are still buying it. It's timeless

[@nicka3680]

Pink Floyd is a ride: insightful, beautiful, emotional, hypnotic, introspective. They reveal human condition.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

I've been trying to figure out what makes so many people get so emotional and cry to Pink Floyd's music. Is it the subject matter? Is it the melodies and beautiful backing vocals? Is it David's singing voice and otherworldly guitar? Is it that it's just so damn good? ..... YES!!! Just yes.

[@judyrogers9313]

And this is why Pink Floyd is legendary! I’ve been to a lot of concerts in my life but Pink Floyd was an experience but can never be matched!

[@victorjohnson7512]

As a 57 year old, my recollection of this song is when my older brother got the original LP pressing with all the artwork inside, and we played it for days. A few lucky people purchased the quadrophonic mix (engineered by Allan Parsons) and owned a rare quadrophonic pioneer system to experience dark side of the moon in all it's original perfection.

[@postshanna]

I’ve been listening to this song since was 13. I cry almost every time during the solo. seeing other similar reactions really made my day. Thank you for this. And thank you pink Floyd

[@willynillylive]

Music makes you cry because it touches your soul

[@bernhardherrmann9230]

@@willynillylive.,....n o, dear bro ~ soul is not relevant / it's the HEART ❤️❤️❤️😀💎🎸🎵🎶😇,!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😁

[@dianesorensen2549]

Once you hear Pink Floyd, you never stop.

[@dingoog1]

Time is the undefeated champion! Didn't believe it when I was young and strong.

[@LordAlisdare]

"If you love life don't waste time because time is what life is made of" ~ Bruce Lee

[@ileanright7891]

I discovered this album when I was 7 years old. I knew back then it was something special. I'm 57 now and I still learn something new every time I listen to this musical masterpiece.

[@DavidRamos-sr8cx]

Thumbs up if you're over 50 and love that this song will love forever.

[@cameroncurrie7208]

I saw them live at the big O in Montreal unbelievable. 80.000 people .

[@jutwilton2805]

I don't think there is another band that messes with your thoughts,senses and feelings more than pink Floyd !

[@scotta3165]

The thing is we don't realize what we have done in life until we get older and look back at our life.

[@gotham23us]

And then someday there’s the moment when you realize the song is about your own life.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Hits hard doesn’t it? It’s about every life. 💜

[@Erocksoco]

It's a New Year's ritual for me, the first thing I do after the ball drops, and they're done singing Auld Lang Syne, is play Time. It puts life in perspective, and every passing year it hits home harder and harder. This song is a masterpiece.

[@kennymay9036]

its amazing that nobody ever gets the end is the tolling of a church bell,calling the faithful to pray,and hear the word...

[@costaliberta5969]

yeah i've always interpreted it this way, glad to hear it from you also!

[@jasonhalil2591]

The word, the magic spell trying to explain the meaning of it all is of course the religious dogma taught by shamen and priests the world over in an effort to explain the point of life.

[@Styphon]

The tolling of the funeral bells

[@johnjacobson2982]

Pink floyd great ,loved them in the 70s and turn it up now. Endlessly for ever.love the wall too.Used to love to smoke a little gongs and turn on black lights and listen to Pink Floyd,and enjoy.

[@jamesfleming8070]

Listening to this now at 50 hits much different then when I listened as a teen. Time is precious and waits for no one.

[@RaffaPed]

"The tolling of the iron bell Calls the faithful to their knees To hear the softly spoken magic spells".... I think the "the softly spoken magic spells" is referring to the priests sermon at your funeral. It follows the chronological order of events in the song.

[@swinetrek]

This isn't from Time, it's a refrain from the previous song and. of course. it refers to religion.

[@RaffaPed]

@@swinetrek Whilst musically it is a reprise of "Breathe"...it is in fact a part of the song "Time". Trust me , I've been a Floyd fan for decades and listened to that song 100's of times.

[@axeman3d]

The older I get the harder this damn song hits, but you can't help but marvel at how good it is. Gilmour is a god on guitar, and Water's lyrics slay me.

[@bonkousmcnaughty4604]

“Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time” how true that is

[@tommythompson9565]

I have already commented on this video, but upon a second watch/listen, the superb nature of this collage deserves much praise. This is the greatest Reaction Videos Channel video ever produced. The combination of the song and it's lyrics, the trance-like expressions of the various reactors, and the comments of the same meld together to create a very engrossing experience. Thanks again to the creator of this marvelous video.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Wow, thank you so much, what an amazing compliment. Glad you found my channel!

[@ColemanJRimer]

I was too young to cry the first time I heard this song but, now, I get it. Time is just.... different the older you get. And, yes, WonderMomma is amazeballs.

[@WonderMommaOG]

I love that word! Thank you so much.

[@davidnierzwick2775]

Cranbrook institute and planetarium , in Michigan used to do laser shows in the early 1980s to this entire album! I was young and my 50+ years old father took me at my request multiple times. lol he loved old school big bands, but did it for me. Loud and beautiful, remember it like yesterday.

[@remainertears]

This is Pink Floyd's eternal masterpiece, its Leonardo's Mona Lisa, Shakespeare's Hamlet, its E=MC2

[@jeremymitchell3554]

This is the greatest album ever written. Every song has a deeper meaning the more you understand it. And if you really want your mind blown watch the dark side of Oz!!!

[@lovedandbeloved19]

I've listened to Pink Floyd my whole life, this was my Neena's favorite song and to listen to it now is very cathartic, still gives me the chills and goosebumps

[@stewartbonner]

Back then and for years after it's release sound techs and stereo systems techs used this album to test and set-up large systems and custom systems.

[@jaycorby]

-"Time", the song, when absorbed into the psyche creates a type of 'spiritual' awakening in the fullest sense, but if only listened to casually it still provides a 'spiritual' experience to a lesser degree. Going on 50 years old now, generations not yet born when this was newly released, are finding it difficult to express in words the emotional tug of this master work, substituting language with only their tears.

[@kanth66]

Always said Pink Floyd is the ultimate weed music.

[@lissamarieify]

14 years on the Billboard charts and the record hasn't come close to being broken! Pink Floyd is timeless! Their music is enjoyed by multiple generations continuing to this day! They are some of the most gifted musicians/artists that every lived! Thank you for taking the time to make this video, it was AWESOME!

[@costaliberta5969]

15 actually

[@markbaker2629]

First thing that went in my new 76 Sandman Panel Van; pioneer 8 track stereo followed by pink Floyd cassette 🔥🔥

[@tomthebomb557]

The song Time is an example of that perfect song that melds musicianship, skill, emotions and perfect iambic pentameter poetic style and the theme of life passing you by in a flash into one masterpiece for all time. I remember having these same reactions when I first heard this song...... and that sublime lead guitar of David Gilmour.