SO TRIPPY!| FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Us and Them REACTION

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SO TRIPPY!| FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd - Us and Them REACTION
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@michaellockhart554 2 года назад

Dark Side of the Moon is a album that MUST be listened to in its entirety back to back, just awsome music

@christinamadvig1468 2 года назад

💯

@thundernels 2 года назад

It definitely helps to listen to it as a whole. I’m not sure how well full albums fit into the song reaction format, but it def. sounds like something ripe for a patreon or just have it on the house.

@DazzleMonroe 2 года назад

Agreed 100%

@lethiapage4767 2 года назад

Amen.

@lethiapage4767 2 года назад

Us and them might be one of their prettier songs. It is def a chill out song. 😌

@t6v5c2 2 месяца назад

Amber isn’t just listening to Pink Floyd, she immersing herself in it. Exactly how this band should be experienced.

@neillenet291 2 года назад

This entire album is an absolute, certified masterpiece.

@arizonacolour8793 Год назад

As proven by it's standing in the Billboard top 200 for years

@elizabethness3629 Год назад

I'M SMILING what a freaking ride xxxxxx LOVE N PEACE

@clifton8929 2 года назад

I'm an old, old Man - seen PINK FLOYD - I've heard them called everything....but never Elevator Music. (Laugh)

@davidw.hulbertiv5211 4 месяца назад

Yeah...

@Coneman3 Месяц назад

Calm and relaxing doesn’t necessarily mean bland.

@ginopadula8171 15 дней назад

@@Coneman3 Yes it does. It's an insult

@CuzKatieSaysSo 2 года назад

Pink Floyd, like many of the great groups of the 70's, will live on forever, like Mozart and Beethoven. Hope you guys can take the time at some point, to get comfy someplace, throw those headphones on, and listen to the whole album in its entirety. Makes a big difference. I listened to Dark Side of the Moon the other night while watching the lunar eclipse. Had to.

@Wrangzilla 2 года назад

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee that’s always been my thoughts on this subject when people say something will live on forever. Hell, I bet that over 98% of kids under 21 couldnt even name a Pink Floyd song…

@vicprovost2561 2 года назад

Totally agree, timeless music, they will listen to stuff from that era in space flights in the future. Pass the bong or the shot glass for the best era of music, ever!

@robbielux8353 2 года назад

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I agree with you totally..the only ones that will be remembered a century from now and beyond are Elvis and The Beatles because of the music and influence but not just that but the image and the tales that went with their careers..so much so it’ll become folklore..sort of myths that will be created throughout time

@glennbrock6560 2 года назад

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee what kind of a youtube response is this, maybe you can get a job over at the comedy club ruining punchlines.

@ginalolajupiter2942 2 года назад

Katie, I did the same thing! Cheers to you!

@leftcoaster67 2 года назад

Dick Parry on Tenor Saxophone just killed it. The backing vocals were amazing as well. It's a very deep song. The whole album is genius from start to finish.

@BenWillyums 2 года назад

You might like this album too ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nrd9XSNurck.html

@elanafelberg1733 2 года назад

It is absolutely amazing!!!

@jollyrodgers7272 2 года назад

It's a song about WAR - and no commenters seem to realize that fact.

@koelekahuna9370 11 месяцев назад

Also killed it on baritone!

@xavierdaume2757 9 месяцев назад

The saxophone is the star in this song, and the sax intro is epic.

@TheGreatGig73 2 года назад

Back in 73 when this album came out we all knew immediately this album was going to be huge and be around forever. It is timeless.

@stevejette2329 Год назад

Mr - When it came out I was sailing around the Pacific and totally out of touch with American culture. But here it is again.

@butchgriggs6325 Год назад

Yes, easily one of the top 5 records ever made.

@paulallen3505 Год назад

@@stevejette2329 It's actually British culture, the band are from London.

@mikeking683 Год назад

What was it like? Go into detail, please?!

@elizabethness3629 Год назад

HOW LUCKY WE'RE WE !!! PINK Floyd with me ALL THE WAY. THANK you Thank you Love Respect n Peace xxxx

@sambirch6784 2 года назад

'Forward he cried from the rear and the front rank died' is such an epic lyric. Yes, Pink Floyd are wonderful musically but there are not many bands that can say so much in a single sentence like them.

@thefacultyoffunk 2 года назад

Absolutely the best line of lyric of all time!

@lisafayepranger8561 Год назад

Roger Waters such a master lyricist. Brilliant.

@rikk319 Год назад

My father used to lay in the living room in the early morning, before the sun rose, and listen to various kinds of music. He was a Vietnam vet, it was the mid 70s, and music was one of his ways to cope with what he'd went through. Sometimes I'd come in on Saturday, before cartoons came on, and lay on the floor with him, and he'd turn one of his clamshell headphones so I could lay next to him and listen. I remember this song clearly one morning. He was my hero, and when I saw a tear run out of the corner of his closed eyes at that line...I was 7 or 8, and had no concept of what combat or warfare was like in person, but I understood my father was a military man. I didn't connect the lyrics then. Years later, when I was a grown man, and had two of my own friends go off to Desert Storm (and thankfully come back), I was laying on the floor like my father, and listening to the entire album of Dark Side, and heard this song and those lyrics again...and it all hit me like a ton of bricks. I hadn't been through it myself...but I had empathy, and I understood. How many generations of young men throughout history had been scarred at the request of old men who used them like pawns? I love knowing my dad and I can share the music of Pink Floyd like this, two different generations.

@Docjonel Год назад

"Generals sat and the lines on the map moved from side to side." What a simple yet devastating indictment of war.

@Augfordpdoggie Год назад

rush

@MainlyHuman 2 года назад

I love how Pink Floyd are able to talk about the subtleties of injustice and conflict but do not hesitate to say where the responsibility lies.

@joecalabria3472 2 года назад

DSoTM was released in '73 during my junior year of high school. I've never been high on anything, but back then chilling on a big bean bag chair with this playing on headphones was a trip all by itself. A few years later my best friend's dad bought one of the first quadraphonic audio systems and my friend and I used to sit in the middle of the room and engulf ourselves in the 4-channel surround sound version. Even now I love to listen to the 5.1 surround version on the home theater system. Never really get tired of it in any format... Nearly 50 years later, it's still a shut up and crank up the volume song/album.

@BC-cp8nv 2 года назад

I remember when my friend got a quad system. Probably 74~75. We would do the same thing(we would partake in some substances back then, lol). I think ELP had an album that was done specifically for quadraphonic systems, if I remember correctly. Good times..

@paulhease1007 2 года назад

Just like I did to The Wall album 7 years later!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@BenLapke 2 года назад

Same here, except for the part about quadraphonic audio system.

@bobcorbin3294 2 года назад

@@BC-cp8nv Emerson Lake and Palmer's live album from 1974 titled "Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends" had a quad version I believe. Their concerts for this tour called The Get Me a Ladder tour were in Quad. I saw it here in Nashville Tennessee. Late 1973. By the way nice initials BC

@herbfletcher 10 месяцев назад

Her at the beginning- she gets it

@frankjuggaloheathen1035 4 месяца назад

Definitely one of the PUREST Pink Floyd reactions I've seen, just closing your eyes and letting them take you on a journey...

@rarelycares8416 2 года назад

The sound engineer for this album was Alan Parsons. He later started The Alan Parsons Project, and it's a crime that you haven't reacted to them yet. "Sirius/Eye in the Sky" would be a good first choice, Jay should recognize the Sirius instrumental if he is any kind of sports fan. My favorite of theirs is "Time" will bring tears to your eyes. "Don't Answer Me" and "Wouldn't want to be Like You" are also good to hit.

@thomasmacdiarmid8251 2 года назад

Actually, as they are teachers, Tales of Mystery and Imagination might be a good start. It is all based on various Edgar Allen Poe stories. I liked the first two APP albums best, Tales and I Robot (based loosely on Isaac Azimov's Robot stories).

@rogercarpenter3491 2 года назад

They have reacted to "Sirius/Eye in the Sky" and yes J immediately said the Chicago Bulls song.

@rarelycares8416 2 года назад

@@rogercarpenter3491 If they did then it must have been pulled immediately, I usually watch the videos within 4 hours of release and have been watching from the beginning.

@rarelycares8416 2 года назад

@@thomasmacdiarmid8251 While I really like those as well, I usually suggest the more Pop-like hits to get started down the rabbit hole.

@TheRagratus 2 года назад

My favorite Alan Parsons album is "Tales of Mystery and Imagination ". Edgar Allen Poe with a musical soundtrack.

@scottelement 2 года назад

A must listen to Floyd song IMO is: “Shine on you Crazy Diamond” (Pulse Concert)

@porcupine-hugger3552 2 года назад

Some would say that this is the greatest live guitar solo ever played... Others wouldn't say it, because there's no need to when it's just *understood that it is*

@annewoodard6803 2 года назад

Elevator music has no soul. Pink Floyd has soul. ❤️😁

@yankeefan2119 3 месяца назад

You will never hear music like this again.

@bobblowhard8823 2 года назад

MAN, we sure had it in the seventies, musically! Music like this will never come again. I feel so blessed to have been part of that scene back then! And to still enjoy it today!

@mikeking683 Год назад

The 90's were great also! There were 5 classic albums released in September '91! Phenomenal!

@elizabethness3629 Год назад

Couple of new ones very RUSH influenced. Faith RESTORED Xxxxx Band name ??? Rock New 2023 well worth a listen xxxx

@rigelmoon9030 9 месяцев назад

And, how did all these bands come onto the scene almost at the same time? The seventies were just amazing. I left home, I went to college, and graduated in the 70's. I got married in the 70's and my wife gave birth to our son, then. I was not down and out in the 70's. That's for sure. I was high as a kite in the 70's. The decade was so good to me.

@diannklotzbier7447 8 месяцев назад

It was wonderful wasn’t it. We’d lay around just listening to albums all night!

@bobblowhard8823 8 месяцев назад

@@diannklotzbier7447 Yes. With black lights and black light posters.

@rick5440 2 года назад

Pink Floyd is such an immersive experience, you need time and space to absorb it with the mind and senses. Everything is in perfect place, all creating that emotional reaction unique to each listener. Its timeless. Most music will fade over time, but Pink Floyd standards will live forever. Most artists try to create sounds, PInk Floyd created music that sought out emotion in the raw recesses of our minds, and found them.

@TheGreatGig73 2 года назад

Well said!

@PedroConejo1939 2 года назад

Good analysis.

@superneilcomics8196 2 года назад

You hit the nail on tis head.You are correct 🙂

@pluckinmageetar 2 года назад

Yes, we "pot heads" of the 70's did partake in the occasional "acid trip." The most harrowing was me and 3 friends went to see Pink Floyds, "The Wall" tripping on blotter acid (purple microdot) and it was perhaps the most profound musical and visual experience I've ever encountered.

@carlatruby6956 2 года назад

I remember people taking acid and going to the laser light show in Sarasota Florida and they would last about 5 minutes because they couldn't handle it. But Us and them is about us versus the establishment Pink Floyd was definitely anti-establishment

@speedyhairyson 2 года назад

Yes!! I remember going to the Hayden planetarium in NYC tripping & hearing Pink Floyd, Yes, Joe Walsh & many more. I was plastered to the chair & felt like the show was over in 2 minutes. Those were the days!! 🤘

@pluckinmageetar 2 года назад

@@speedyhairyson Yes, they most certainly were!

@looneygardener 2 года назад

Olden days acid was nuts.

@lindazee 2 года назад

@@speedyhairyson yes! I miss those laser light shows at the Planetarium. They were all mind-blowing.

@George39280 Год назад

I just have to say this. It is a real pleasure to see people truly enjoy the music I grew up on. Also, if you watch Amber from the beginning of ANY Pink Floyd song, you can almost pinpoint the exact micro second that the music grabs her and takes her on her journey.

@drewzducks 2 года назад

I’ve always found Us and Them to be the most ethereal R&R song that I’ve ever heard. Absolute perfection.

@jonathanmaybury5698 2 года назад

Amber really gets Pink Floyd, she knows exactly how to get the best from their songs. Amber if you read this the best trip song is "Echoes" but it is too long for your channel. But if you get the time, play it to you're self when you need to wind down, I promise you will be floating away at the end.

@blacklexus3965 2 года назад

Amber in general has become one of my favorite reactors on RU-vid

@jollyrodgers7272 2 года назад

Yeah, but Doesn't seem to get the fact that US AND THEM is a song about WAR.

@jonathanmaybury5698 2 года назад

@@jollyrodgers7272, Really it is about not only war, but about conflict of an ordinary man against other ordinary men that secombe to greed and power of an ordinary man that has been put into a high position where he doesn't belong. But you are right she didn't quite get the meaning of the song. Ecclesiastes 8:9 All of this I have seen, and I applied my heart to every work that has been done under the sun, during the time that man has dominated man to his harm.

@christinamadvig1468 2 года назад

Pink Floyd is a journey ..mental, emotional and spiritual ✌️💜😌

@JoeKentMagic 2 года назад

" Forward! he cried ! ... from the rear .. and the front rank Died. Generals sat, and the lines on the map, moved from side to side ..."

@jenniferworley775 2 года назад

When this album came out I had just gotten married and my husband and his family were building our home. They wired our entire house with speakers in every room. The amazing sounds of great music coming throughout our home was unforgettable. Being surrounded by Pink Floyd's music. 😀😀 Was lucky to have seen every Pink Floyd concert that ever came to Cleveland,Ohio. 70 years old now but never realized just how blessed I was to have grown up in such a great musical time. Thank you for not only the great reaction but the great reminders of the music of the best times of my life. Peace and blessings. 😊😊

@user-rd3mh4hp2d Год назад

When I was 17 years old my best friend had a denim jacket with Syd Barrett (founding member of PF) painting on its back by a high school friend of his. Loved it ! I'm 60 yrs old and I've been married to the artist for the last ten years. She's turning 60 in a month and still wears Pink Floyd shirt(Joplin, The Doors, Bowie etc 😀

@davidfellows2874 2 года назад

This album Dark Side of the Moon set a record for selling in the top 100 albums the longest. For sure you have to listen to the complete album from start to finish. This was when songs took you on a journey and were planned in the order the songs were placed. I like a gray rainy day through on the headphones and give it a listen!! Peace and Love from David in Detroit.

@floorticket 2 года назад

Top 200

@floorticket 2 года назад

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Shit got stolen, that's for sure. But vinyl wore out and buying multiple copies was not uncommon for the best-of-the-best albums. Collectors buying three copies right off the bat, one to never open, one to play, and a backup. I only had one copy of DSOTM before I got it on CD. Then the CD got stolen.

@billhiggins1882 2 года назад

People are still buying it

@dougal1963 2 года назад

Listen to the album paying attention to the empty spaces. It is a brilliant job of not over producing bu Allen Parsons.

@martintremblay5927 2 года назад

Allan Parsons project is an another rabbit hole of sounds and emotions

@dougal1963 2 года назад

@@martintremblay5927 definitely

@conureron3792 2 года назад

Speaking of Parsons: Jay and Amber need to check out Alan Parsons homage to Edgar Alan Poe, Tales of Imagination and Mystery. Check out The Raven , Tell-Take Heart, Cask of Amontillado, and Dr Tar &Professor Feather. The whole side is a trip! Maybe save it for October, Halloween theme reaction?

@Tralman1965 2 года назад

As someone who has suffered from depression this album is flawless and relevant.

@arizonacolour8793 Год назад

What does your depression have to do with this world class album??

@Fenixias Год назад

@@arizonacolour8793 The album was inspired by Syd Barrett's mental health problems

@fatdicksydrome 11 месяцев назад

@@arizonacolour8793 yes "dark side of the moon" has nothing to do with sadness or depression

@russellvaughn6933 9 месяцев назад

People are so unforgiving.

@sarmedmirza Год назад

You HAVE TO hear this song again and without any break let the next track in and listen to that uninterrupted. That transition is a work of massive beauty. Listen to the whole album that way really.

@hudsonhollow 2 года назад

The lyrics are profound as usual. Dick Parry and his saxophones have been a part of Pink Floyd almost from the very beginnings. They have used other sax players, but continue to fall back on Dick. He comes on strong with two saxes in Shine On You Crazy Diamond.

@barrycowan3540 2 года назад

His solos are masterful - such intensity.

@paullohrisch257 2 года назад

The way Dick changed saxes was cool. Never seen that done before.

@cartercarter645 2 года назад

I never knew his name - Thank you - his sound resonates deeply. So subtle. I look forward to your reviews - thank you for brightening our day!!!! ☀️

@TheCornishCockney 2 года назад

“Fall back on dick” 😁

@jollyrodgers7272 2 года назад

Profound, yes - IT'S ALL ABOUT WAR - and by these comments, this generation apparently doesn't know that!

@O_Towne_Bear 2 года назад

This takes you on a trip. The VIBE is dripping. "Even In The Quietest Moments" - Supertramp will take you around corners. ALSO: I'm gonna forgive J for his "Elevator music" insult. lol

@tragicdeyz2641 2 года назад

Yeah I caught that too.

@EvenCheekier 2 года назад

Re Elevator Music -- do the young'uns still think of that as a muzak-kinda thing? Or does it mean something else today?

@tomroome4118 2 года назад

Calling this "elevator music" is blasphemous, I tell you, blasphemous.

@estoy1001 2 года назад

Yeah, "Elevator music" is not the compliment he might think it is, and this song is seething frustration & anger alongside the beauty & relaxation, and is STILL relevant to this day- it echoes though time to now and keeps going: Us and them- And after all we're only ordinary men. Me and you- God only knows It's not what we would choose to do. "Forward," he cried from the rear and the front rank died. The general sat And the lines on the map Moved from side to side. Black and blue- And who knows which is which and who is who? Up and down- And in the end it's only round and round... and round "Haven't you heard It's a battle of words?" the poster bearer cried. "Listen son," said the man with the gun, "there's room for you inside." Spoken- "I mean, they're not gonna kill ya So if you give 'em a quick short, sharp, shock They won't do it again. Dig it? I mean he get off lightly, 'cause I would've given him a thrashing I only hit him once! It was only a difference of opinion, but really I mean good manners don't cost nothing do they, eh?" Down and out- It can't be helped but there's a lot of it about With, without- And who'll deny It's what the fighting's all about? Out of the way It's a busy day I've got things on my mind For the want of the price Of tea and a slice The old man died That en't Muzak, kids- although some schmuck probably made a Muzak version of it.

@popeyeandthejeep7459 2 года назад

Elevator music. Blasphemy!

@jamesavery7921 Год назад

This album is a MASTERPIECE. It has evoked every emotion I have! I've cried and laughed. I've been deeply depressed but thrown into an elation of joy and wonder. Overall, I have sat silently and allowed it's music to take me into the halls of great art!

@robertmason9522 2 года назад

This song reveals that we’re all just ordinary people, and when one takes a deeper look, war is senseless death. This song is about the senselessness of war, inspired by the Vietnam War that was in progress at the time.

@sparksdrinker5650 2 года назад

Sometimes it's senseless but not always

@im_sorry_dave5117 2 года назад

They were were the generation that directly followed ww2 that is the main anti war influence

@thomaswhitehead6245 26 дней назад

Hey there has nothing but war especially since the boomers took over and won’t retire.

@traviswoodfin3044 2 года назад

This and "Time" my favs in this album. You guys really need to listen to this whole album. That's how it was meant to be heard. You will get a better understanding. Thanks for what you do.

@michaellockhart554 2 года назад

My fav from this one is Brain Damage and Eclipse and Any Colour You Like

@traviswoodfin3044 2 года назад

@@michaellockhart554 Yeah man this has been and always will be my favorite album. Hard to believe it came out when i was 3.

@paulthompson4545 2 года назад

I saw this in concert before the album came out, it was awesome!!!

@bringingtolightnj9127 2 года назад

Listen to Pink Floyd can make you cry when the melody touches your heart and the lyrics hit your brain at the same time.

@WMalven 2 года назад

Amber, the music is the meat, the words are the sauce. I spent forty years just enjoying the music. It's only recently that I paid much attention to the lyrics...and they are usually quite deep.

@alanshields8036 2 года назад

So many nights back then in friends basements. A little smoke, a little drink, black light's, and that album playing over and over. Then we all hurried home before our parents woke, to get us up for school. Memories still so vivid.

@ericschmidt5510 2 года назад

I feel SO lucky and SO privileged to have heard this song live multiple times, sigh, it's so bleeping good!

@gotham61 2 года назад

"Elevator music"!!!! AAaaaarghh!

@StarGeezerTim 2 года назад

Pink Floyd is just the gift that has kept on giving for 50+ years, and whose contribution to music will be felt for generations to come. In that regard, they are truly "classic" and in a rare league indeed. I know it gets mentioned every time a PF song comes up, but do yourself (and us) a favor and react to "Comfortably Numb", the Live Pulse version. The additional live component as well as the visuals really take an already fantastic song and send it into a higher orbit altogether! Love you both, you make me smile daily! 😄♥

@lyriasfaves 2 года назад

When people ask what my favorite Floyd is... I can only give them albums... as far as I can tell, each one is a complete song divided into chapters.... there are so many wonderful pieces on each one. This one in my headphones... Anxiety cure.

@sallyh5413 2 года назад

Beautifully said!

@johnplaysgames3120 2 года назад

"A complete song divided into chapters." That's the perfect description of Pink Floyd's albums. Someone else here called PF the masters of the "rock and blues symphonic poem." Both of those descriptions work really well. Either way, there isn't anyone like them.

@mikep6222 2 года назад

That's what makes Animals and Atom Heart Mother their best albums.

@monkface 11 месяцев назад

This really does need to be listened to on vinyl on a great system very loudly. (The 30th anniversary is good!)

@tonykichenside8443 Год назад

This album never dates,the talent this group has is unbelievable,pure class

@martycech5844 9 месяцев назад

Perfection

@johnlackey1244 2 года назад

Trippy is the usual first reaction in type. But Floyd is so much more. They are the true masters of the Rock and Blues Symphonic Poem. They are the modern day equivalence of Mozart, Beethoven, Hayden, etc.

@SpiderMcGee 2 года назад

It's tough to take this album one song at a time, out of context. The songs blend into each other because it's really one 40-minute piece of music, meant to be taken in at once. Once you listen to all the songs, you should take the whole thing in as a whole experience. After that I'd also suggest watching the "Dark Side of Oz" video, where they sync the album up to the Wizard of Oz. There are a lot of weird coincidences in the film that match up to the music.

@kdm71291 2 года назад

I wholeheartedly concur….they’re missing out on the true Pink Floyd experience if they don’t do that with any/all of Floyd’s albums!

@SirHilaryManfat 2 года назад

Very similar to their Echoes song matching up perfectly with the end sequence to 2001 Space Oddysey.

@raymondmanderville505 2 года назад

1967 Pink Floyd “ Ibiza Bar “

@anthonykolmus316 2 года назад

Still remember exactly where I was the first time I heard this song - 45 years ago! Mind blowing. Goosebumps every time I hear it. Thanks for the reaction / review.

@33skprometheus36 11 месяцев назад

I was lucky to see them live in Cologne, my best concert ever and adored Live at Pompeij, many of you will know…. Out of this world.

@davidbordonaro1631 2 года назад

Some deep , heavy lyrics in this one . I love how they give us the words and then give us time to digest them during the solos

@andycapp3499 2 года назад

Jay when you stopped the music the look on Amber's face was a pure picture of: why did you do that, I was listening to that. You go girl feel the music.

@groovydjs 2 года назад

It was like throwing ice cold water on someone during a 15 minute shower.

@steelriva 24 дня назад

yeah .. because for him it was just elevator music

@anthonybalistreri5226 2 года назад

I am so lucky to have grown up with this music. I remember listening to this album over and over again as a 13-year old without realizing how this amazing music has affected me.

@lawrencesantana7253 2 месяца назад

Listening to this song on acid is a trip that is unforgettable. The echoes had echoes, the snare drum roll sounded like a rapid fire machine gun and the spoken words in the low tone always came out in a different language. I couldn't tell which language was real and which one I was tripping on.

@ivylady13 2 года назад

Floyd and especially this album, cannot just be LISTENED to, it must be EXPERIENCED!!!

@floorticket 2 года назад

What are they supposed to do besides listen?

@Go-tee71 2 года назад

Sends chills all over my body, especially those beautiful crescendos. Another of the many PF masterpieces.

@chrissneyd9278 2 года назад

Amazing music. Elevator music indeed! This whole album is a classic right down to the art work. Try listening to the 5.1 version through 5.1 headphones or speakers and you'll lose track of time. This album spent years on the charts.

@Snappy57 2 года назад

All of you hit it just right What an era to live through. Music spoke to us in ways not many today can imagine. We were so lucky. Enjoy the Ride.

@mikeking683 Год назад

The 90's were something special too! There were 5 classic albums to come out in the month of September '91! Phenomenal

@dharlacurry8107 2 года назад

This is a song about what could be the thoughts and experiences of a soldier at war. Very deep because weather you’ve been in a war or not, we can relate to the words in our lives. Please listen to the whole album at once with your headphones and the words you will be changed in a fundamental way. Love you guys!!

@davidhuggan6315 Год назад

Jay's hammock is the best place to do this

@Kim-hc5si 2 года назад

I love how Amber assumes the position - neck relaxes, heads falls over, eyes slowly close and the slow swaying starts. That’s how you listen to Pink Floyd. 🥰

@robertaistrope9602 2 года назад

Pink Floyd "Dark side of The Moon". Only group to have their album be on the billboard top 100 list for 741 Weeks. Just proves the strength of their music and the fact that it truly crosses generations!

@ilikejohnhurt 2 года назад

I’m a huge WW1 buff; the lines: “Forward they cried/from the rear/and the front line/died.” sums up the entire senseless struggle and slaughter of the years 1914-1918.

@queenslanddiva 2 года назад

Ah, the soundtrack of our lives, and as you said, even more enhanced with what we had back then. Such a lucky generation! 💓

@maryannprzybycien2013 2 года назад

You know, most people have a favorite Pink Floyd album, but I can't choose. They're all masterpieces and unique. However, this album holds a special place in my heart. It was the first PF album I listened to, and brings back so many memories from my childhood. ❤️

@charlenecross28 2 года назад

True. I love The wall but Momentary lapse of reason is my favorite.

@Marvintheballoonman 2 года назад

Y'All Love Pink Floyd so much, I can't wait to hear your reactions after listening to Dark Side of the Moon or any other all the way through. Each song leads into another, trip after trip. Get a pitcher of Margareta's ready.

@AvroBellow Год назад

My parents used to rock me to sleep with this song when I was a baby. I hadn't heard it in decades but somehow I found myself able to hum along to it. My parents are HUGE Pink Floyd fans and when I asked about it, they were shocked that I had any memory of this tune. As a resut, it struck a deep and primeval level of my psyche when I heard it again recently.

@SuperWhofan1 2 года назад

Brain damage/eclipse is the last thing from this album you need to react to Can’t wait

@janabraam7963 2 года назад

Pink Floyd is an experience. Dark Side of the Moon is the best album ever made. EVER! They put on the best concerts! I listen to them when I have my ketamine infusions.

@user-bn6dr1zc9l Год назад

You can only imagine where their ride will take you, it's awesome, I've taken it and it's something that you will never forget.

@user-bn6dr1zc9l 11 месяцев назад

It's one of the best rides you'll ever take and never leave the safety of your own home.

@djrxmx Год назад

This track sends chills down my spine and makes my eyes water---a masterpiece!

@THEBurg79 6 дней назад

Watching Amber during this video is such a perfect explanation of what Pink Floyd does to you! They make you close your eyes, rock back and forth, and go on a trip -- with or without chemical help! I think they missed, however, the most important line in the song. "For want of the price, Of tea and a slice, The old man died"

@michaelaustin9705 2 года назад

Amber and Jay - another song that might give you the same "feels" as this is "Shine on you Crazy Diamond" (Parts 1 - IV) . Give yourself a little extra time on this one for it is ~14 minutes long. The story behind this song is also a pretty tragic, albeit an interesting one.

@donnagonatas3155 2 года назад

I grew up in the 70s. First time i heard this i was at a house party. I still remember it and i am 62! We couldn't believe what we were hearing! More weed Jay. Some lsd....🙄✌❤

@kimbirch1202 9 месяцев назад

I think its about how we divide and separate ourselves from reality, with the perceptions of opposites, and differences. Theres always a deep meaning in their songs.

@malcshone4409 2 года назад

When I was a young man I got high just breathing in the smoke at a Pink Floyd show in Liverpool, England! Oh yeah, it was fun in those days!!

@susanlindner8626 2 года назад

You should check out Alan Parsons, he was the engineer/producer on Dark Side.

@anthonysteinberg4853 2 года назад

Darkside of the Moon is a masterpiece. You MUST listen to the whole album straight through. I think the main theme of the album is Life and Death. For " there's no dark side of the moon really. As a matter of fact it's all dark".

@user-sz5og5lt6h 3 месяца назад

good job both of you happy you join pink floyd follow them over 45 years enjoy remember is music for the soul

@bobbailey8282 2 года назад

Dark Side of the Moon is a album that MUST be listened to in its entirety to capture the true flow of the songs.

@kelanth462 2 года назад

Love Pink Floyd! So cerebral and soothing. Intellectually stimulating to the max.

@BufordT 2 года назад

My very first concert experience ever was going to see Pink Floyd in 1994 on the Division Bell tour in Atlanta with my dad. The sounds, the visual experience, the crowd... the inflatable pigs were all awesome. He still uses the clocks from the beginning of Time as his ringtone.

@kingcassius2586 2 года назад

High Hopes is Dark Side Of The Moon quality. The Division Bell album is also beautiful!

@luckyspurs 29 дней назад

5:01 She describes what it's like listening to Pink Floyd so well. "even though they're guiding you, you can go on your own little journey". Never found the words to quite describe it but that's it.

@CuzKatieSaysSo 2 года назад

Jordan, I love how you immediately looked over at Amber when the sax started playing. So sweet.

@bernardsalvatore1929 2 года назад

HE KNOWS HIS LADY!!

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

I just saw the 10 Pink songs y'all have done, and it seems like it may be time to cover "Echoes" live at Pompeii. Dark Side of the Moon was the first of their commercial albums. Everything before that was very trippy indeed, and much longer, more symphonic and psychedelic works. "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together and Grooving with a Pict" is their most famous off-the-wall song. For psychedelic vibed songs, you can't go wrong with "I am a Walrus", Strawberry Fields Forever", "Incense & Peppermints", "Pictures of Matchstick Men". It helps to be tripping when creating or listening to such songs.

@casinodragon1 Год назад

its so nice to see Amber "fly away" listen to Pink Floyd. So happy you young People love the sound from the time i was young.

@jonathangeraldrobinson720 2 года назад

This may be my favorite Floyd song. So glad you two finally got around to it. The spoken word stuff you hear in the background during the instrumental break is actually pulled from interviews the band did with some of their crew and people who were just hanging around the studio. They would start off asking basic questions like "What's your favorite color?" and then ask something out of left field like "When was the last time you committed a violent act?" I'm sure some of those interviews were conducted under the influence of certain substances.

@KayeWhye 2 года назад

having seen you both lost in the ethereal music, I thought I'd share the lyrics with you, so you could see JUST how deep this song is. Enjoy! Love Y'all! Us and them And after all, we're only ordinary men Me and you God only knows, it's not what we would choose to do Forward he cried from the rear And the front rank died The General sat, and the lines on the map Moved from side to side Black and blue And who knows which is which and who is who Up and down And in the end, it's only round and round and round Haven't you heard it's a battle of words The poster bearer cried Listen son, said the man with the gun There's room for you inside (They're maybe gonna kill ya. So like, if you give 'em a quick, short, sharp, shock, they don't do it again. Dig it? I mean he get off light, come to think. Of rationalising it, once. It's only a difference, but why go and ruin it? I mean good manners don't cost nothing, do they, eh?) Down and out It can't be helped, but there's a lot of it about With, without And who'll deny it's what the fighting's all about Out of the way, it's a busy day I've got things on my mind For want of the price of tea and a slice The old man died

@stonebringer1 2 года назад

I remember hearing this album for the first time and instantly knowing this was IT. My friend listened to it twice. I was already familiar with them, having all their releases. But this was different. So new. Their album Meddle was the closest thing to this. Please check that album out.

@traceymcintire7754 2 года назад

Yes, don’t forget Meddle. “Echoes” is brilliant.

@davidgregory3397 Год назад

You are my favorite reaction video team, I did subscribe, I'm 61 and grew up on Pink Floyd and I enjoy the music more just seeing you enjoy it.

@user-bn6dr1zc9l 11 месяцев назад

EVERY PINK FLOYD SONG COULD POSSIBLY BE YOUR FAVORITE, CAUSE THEY ARE ALL SO GOOD. ONE SONG LEADS RIGHT TO THE NEXT AND ONE ALBUM LEADS RIGHT TO THE NEXT. AND NO YOU CAN NOT IMAGINE WHAT AN L. S. D. TRIIP IS LIKE WITH OUT EXPERIENCING IT, THEY ARE ALL SO DIFFERENT IN THEIR OWN WAY BUT EVERYONE IS BETTER THAN THE LAST. THANK YALL FOR ALL THAT YALL DO FOR LETTING THIS OLD MAN GO BACK AND RE LIVE SOME OF HIS SPECIAL GREAT TIMES. WITHOUT EXPERIENCING IT YOU CAT POSSIBLY IMAGINE THESE THINGS THAT RUN THROUGH YOUR MIND, AND IT IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE.

@ryden7114 2 года назад

You must listen to the album front to back. Watched a Lazer show in Seattle in the 70's at the Seattle center Dark side the moon. Oh my gosh, it was so trippy.

@Naty_Sousa 2 года назад

Was fortunate to see them live, one of the best concerts in my life!

@jackiegoodspeed1849 2 года назад

Yes you were.

@32ndspecialist 2 года назад

Dark side of the moon is a masterpiece! This album holds records as far as how long it has stayed on the charts & for good reason. Released in 1973 & generations still experiencing it. I know I can escape every time I listen.

@ronparsons8786 2 года назад

100 years from now they will still be listening to this song and this album and marveling at it.

@kman007111 2 года назад

Can’t go wrong with Pink!!! Need to do Learning to Fly

@allencarlson6128 2 года назад

You should check out David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd) his solo song 'On An Island' The backing vocals on the studio version are done by David Crosby and Graham Nash. Definitely a banger.

@oldrth 2 года назад

Great song from probably the best album ever created. Play loud on headphones in the dark a must.

@richnimchuk3672 2 месяца назад

Now imagine hearing this when you are 8 years old and it is the very first concert you go to. I did this with an older Brother who took me to see them in 1973.

@dorianward4909 2 года назад

When you say they’re a trip, imagine being a teen in the 70’s ACTUALLY tripping while listening or at a concert of Floyd,Zeppelin,Hendrix,Yes,Tull,E.L.P.,B.O.C.,Bowie,Queen,etc. Awesome time to be young.

@ericelander9936 2 года назад

Best time to be alive ever.

@hughwalker5628 2 года назад

Did that.

@rickstanley3124 2 года назад

Just YES...born in '56

@davidkelly2355 Год назад

Yeah, it was fun to be on drugs. I was being sarcastic

@DazzleMonroe Год назад

Don't need to imagine. Did my first at a Hawkwind gig which was amazing. Then at a Bauhaus gig, which was terrifying 🤣

@marybaillie8907 2 года назад

Listening to Pink Floyd is like taking a trip to another heavenly dimension without leaving your body. Keep listening to their great songs. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦 ❤️ ❤️

@williamjclinton1 2 года назад

I have been listening to Pink Floyd for 50 years I did not understand all of it at first. I still don't understand all of it now ... they still put me in awe decades later and I do know I love it ALL.