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@eleazargutierrez8553

2 жыл бұрын

Thanx

@srhotie

2 жыл бұрын

U never never DISSAPOINT UR Reeaction so priceless!! again CONGRATULATIONS U bring so much JOY the passion u display whatever classic song U listen to is such JOYFUL to my heart to feel n my eyes to see!!!! ....ALBERTO & MEXICO looooves U ALWAYS!!! PS: I sent U this next song as a gift for all the GOOD WORK u do on ur lovely channel I know U will love this from a similar ARTISTS one of their best hopefully u do react soon to this masterpiece kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4Zpo9KSqM67Xbg.html .... for now listen n relax GRACIAS =THANK U (oops FREE SPANISH LOL!)!!

@stephenbrown199

2 жыл бұрын

Part 2 is my favorite

@mariadorosarioalvesrodrigu6610

Жыл бұрын

My God, finally someone reacts to a Pink Floyd full album. Just the way it has to be if you want to feel and understand what this band is and what it want to say to us all. Thank you so, so very much for your courage, for sharing You with us all. To me, you are a fine soul and, to me, it is very invigorate knowing that, through out this planet, there are still some good humans. It almost give me hope... Sorry for my miserable english

@mikewatts867

Жыл бұрын

I would add that it’s still unheard of. Years from now, this music will still be revered and appreciated.

If Richard Wright had never written another piece of music in his life, Great Gig in the Sky would put him in the rock and roll hall of fame. RIP Richard Wright.

@JKM395

2 жыл бұрын

Amen. David gets massive credit, and rightfully so, but Richard was the soul of the group in my eyes. Great Gig is one of the best pieces of music I've ever heard and if I can one day write something half as meaningful I will have done well.

@stevehope6283

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed! Toreys vocals are among the best in any album in the rock genre.

@soldatwitt6400

2 жыл бұрын

Clare Torry for ever...

@chamuko1967

2 жыл бұрын

every time I listen The Great Gig in the Sky, I always, always shed a tear of joy....

@simonjones8111

Жыл бұрын

Shouldn’t overlook Clare Torry’s immense contribution with her amazing improvised vocals 🎉

Undoubtedly the greatest album of all time. Been listening to it for over 45 years . Hope I can for another 45.

@billhiggins1882

2 жыл бұрын

People still buying it

@saturdayplayer2492

2 жыл бұрын

@Draussensein Thanks. Working at it.

@chamuko1967

2 жыл бұрын

....same to me...never get tired of listening it and every time find something new on it !! also can not avoid to listen it all, I just can not hear a single piece but the whole record I guess thats the way it supposed to be listened / enjoyed. A monumental piece of art in it's own.

@obiwankenobi6271

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer shine and meddle but this one is clearly one of their best album!

@stevetomlinson3894

Жыл бұрын

Back in the top 200 chart. Quality floating back up again.

Can you imagine what we went through in the early seventies listening to this music. It was unheard of.

@regib1992

Ай бұрын

I always say I was born in the wrong decade 😂 I was born in ‘82 but my heart and soul is ‘70’s soul and rock. I went to Appalachian State when I graduated hs in 2000. We played this with The Wizard of Oz, I never knew anything about Pink Floyd or Phish or none of those bands until then. The album/movie sync but listening to this album over the decades of my life it never hit as hard as it does now!!

952 weeks on the album charts. This is the greatest recording ever to happen.

Time is impossible to understand when the listener is a teenager, frightening when you're 20-30, and actually gentle and life-affirming when you're as old as this Floyd fan is. The guys who made this album were all geniuses.

@GoVandals0605

2 жыл бұрын

No kidding. Gilmour was 24, 25 when writing these and 26 when it was released. Waters only 3 years older. The songs are full of wisdom and perspective that mere mortals could not possess at that age.

@craigjamerson7238

2 жыл бұрын

Time is the reason I left a small town in Iowa and moved to phoenix and exceeded my expectations on what I could accomplish.

@slambotv1334

Жыл бұрын

I’m 13 and I can understand the song. I can kind of relate to it almost as time is starting to seem to go by quicker for me and I feel like I’m wasting it doing nothing

@goytabr

Жыл бұрын

@@slambotv1334, that's awesome! Kudos for that! I'm old enough to be your grandfather, but I was about your current age when "The Dark Side of the Moon" appeared and melted the brains of my generation. I could grasp the essentials of what "Time" was about, but I knew I'd only really understand it later. And at your age I was nowhere near feeling that acceleration of time that you talked about (it only started to run fast in my 20s and increasingly faster after that). Then again, times were different, and a 13-year-old in the 1970s was still totally a child, which isn't true anymore. Still, I can only be impressed at your maturity and perspective! 👏👏👏👏👏

@hihowsitgoing2867

Жыл бұрын

I first really listened to it at 20 and felt sorta like “finally, someone said it”. It wasn’t depressing, it was a mind blowing expression of truth. Part of what makes life beautiful is that it’s slipping away from you, _right now._ Also, the first verse is very relatable to someone coming out of the period of life spent “ticking away the hours that make up a dull day… kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown, waiting for someone or something” (to show you the way, but just the general feeling of WAITING is sufficient there). And then ten years is somehow behind you… it felt like it was going to take forever at the time and now you’ll never get those days back, which is both intensely sweet and sort of sour or bitter… I hated the waiting, but I didn’t realize what I’d miss, and how much I’d miss it

You've fallen into the Pink Floyd rabbit hole, never to escape.

@bobhook336

2 жыл бұрын

It’s easy to escape. Listen to Roger Waters political ranting for ten minutes.

@billhiggins1882

2 жыл бұрын

Greatest album ever made bar none

@douglasbuck8986

2 жыл бұрын

SUCKS TO HAVE SUCH A NICE PRIVATE EXPERIENCE ...............................

@Stacy55ish

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobhook336 How does that relate to the quality of their music?

I've heard "The Great Gig In The Sky" so many times, but it still gets me every single time.

This is the first Pink Floyd album review I’ve seen on KZread where the creator didn’t cut a song to remove the “fill”. The whole album, every second, is the journey.

Love the fact that you're not stopping it like every minute or so like everyone else does on KZread......

The (Dark Side of the Moon) cover prism has become Pink Floyd's timeless emblem, its mere sight being enough to identify the band without naming it. The ray of white light represents the life. The prism represents the receiver of this life, (us and them). The light spectrum (the decomposed light), what everyone does with his life. The light spectrum becomes (inside the pouch), an electrocardiogram, witness to the sign of life.

@Roach_Dogg_JR

2 жыл бұрын

I read somewhere that the white was supposed to represent unity, and the rainbow was supposed to represent division, as all the colors have been separated.

Soon to reach its 50th anniversary, this music is old and is very much a classic. All the people coming to it as a new-to-them piece of music and reacting to it keep it very much alive. Long live Dark Side of the Moon.

@billhiggins1882

2 жыл бұрын

I ought it in 75

@billhiggins1882

2 жыл бұрын

In 1974 I was in Korea and went to sleep every night listening to this album

I find listening to Pink Floyd is always a reflective experience and sometimes exhaustive, but always enjoyable.

For most young people listening to 70s music like this today, it must really mess with their minds. Nothing like DSofM, a complete and total classic.

This album was already 15 years old when I first heard it (and so was I), and I was shocked that any rock band could make music that was more than any of the songs I heard on the radio (which weren't all bad, mind you). It changed the way I listened to music, and for the first time I realized music wasn't just the background soundtrack to whatever I was doing; it was something to pay attention to, and this album challenged me to pay attention. It still does, and its themes and music sound like they're contemporary, and maybe it always will (or at least for a very long time). I'm really glad that you were able to hear it too!

The funny thing is the lyrics to Time become more devestating everytime I hear them. I kind of don't like it. Very powerful song.

@ba-gg6jo

2 жыл бұрын

My pick for my 70th birthday, well actually every birthday since I first saw them in 1973. The words become more relevant and poignant as the years pass.

@john_risby

2 жыл бұрын

The really funny thing is I found the lyrics devastating when I was 15 years old and I first heard it. I've just turned 50 - imagine how much worse they are now! Amazing song. Amazing album. Amazing band.

@pigstrotters4198

2 жыл бұрын

@@ba-gg6jo Beat you to it by 18 odd months! Saw them 1st time in Hyde Park 1970. Gilmore and myself...then and now. Our hairstyles have changed and our stomaches have "swollen"...but our tastes remain the same. We were so lucky to live thru' this period in time.

Listening to the lp as a whole? Just exactly as Floyd thought it needed to be done! Thanx for that. Your reaction was spot on, of course, but you seemed a bit deflated at the beginning of the vid Sarah... I hope everything is AOK in your new white house!

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

everything is great! thanks for asking🙂

Pink Floyd is and will always be my most favorite band; it is already for over four decades now.

"Great Gig in the Sky"... Claire Torry did it one take... at 4am. One of my fave PF songs. And it involves all 5 Stages of Grief. Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance.

I just looked this up. This is from Forbes: "Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon is back at No. 193, and while that placement might not be terribly impressive, it’s the number of weeks the set has lived on the tally that is truly awesome. The classic rock release has now racked up an unprecedented 950 weeks on the Billboard 200. No album has ever spent that much time on the chart. In fact, none has ever come even close to doing so." This music will never grow old. Pure genius!

I don't know why I like watching younger people hearing this for the first time. Maybe because I already know how beautiful it is... welcome.

@stevetomlinson3894

Жыл бұрын

Feeling joy from another's joy is a commendable trait. I love watching them too!

dark side of the moon... what a journey, what an experience. thanx sarah

Dark Side of The Moon is such a great journey.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

indeed it is!

I first listened to this on the day it was released in the UK, I haven't been the same since. A truly magical piece of music.

Absolutely right. Time is a story from newborn child heartbeat to the final bells.

This is one of the very best albums of all time , it is a journey, it transcends culture ,religion, age . i bought this album in 1974 and have played it several times every year to present day , it never gets old .

It was nice to hear this master-piece for the 1000th time with you! This album is an emotional trip, and you got it right, baby!

Lucky for me my dad has a good taste in music, im 47 and ive always been a lover of this album due to my dad playing it alot. Nice to see people hear this and pink floyd in general for the first time, life changing. Great vid. Thanx

I saw the title, said, that’s how you do it. Ya listen to the whole thing! Kudos. Great reaction! On to part 2!

I'm 60 and I still have that album and I still play it. Here is a tip for for you... always make time to lie down and listen to the whole album. It's like therapy. Pink Floyd can take you through some feelings lol! Their music allows you to touch those feelings without leaving you there. Even though some of the songs are sad there's always hope and light. And when the album is done you actually feel energised and you float for a while lol! I really enjoy watching your reactions and there are sooo many unbelievable musicians from the 50s 60s 70s (especially 70s) and 80s that you NEED to hear !lol

“ If we are still around in 100 years from now this album will continue to touch people’s hearts and minds.”

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Its Evergreen!

A pleasure listen it with you.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

The pleasure is all mine 😊

It amazing how 1 persons voice can evoke so much emotion, without actually speaking a single word!

Congratulations on listening to this album the way it should be. Too many reactors listen to individuals songs and don't get that first listen experience which is mind blowing. There's, a reason dark side of the moon is in the top 5 selling albums of all time.

You're the first person I've seen on KZread to listen to the album the way it was intended to be heard. All the way through instead of just a song here and there. Beginning to end this album sets a mood you don't get if you just listen to one song. On my top 10 albums of all time.

THANK YOU For doin this album justice with a full reaction! Much love and respect! I love watching people get sucked into the vibes that Pink Floyd gifts people for the first time!

Hey Sarah, I want to compliment you for doing this album beginning to end. This "concept album", as so many from progressive bands like Pink Floyd, require listening end to end to best appreciated them. Noticed you did Meddle, so I'll check that out next. I suggest another progressive band from the 70s with a very different style and sound than PFs and that band is called Yes. Recommend starting with their first big album 'The Yes Album' (1971) and do each song beginning to end starting with the song "Yours Is No Disgrace". The following early albums of theirs to cover someday are, 'Fragile', (1971) 'Close To the Edge' (1972) and 'Relayer' (1974). I know it's a lot to do but I'm sure when it's done you'll love them all. @ 14:24 Your reaction there! Giving you the chills eh? I was 18 when Dark Side came out in '73, bought it right away, listened to it uncountable times and to this day it does the very same to me!! Every time! LOL! ✌️😎

You've discovered Pink Floyd, You've discovered a whole new side of life.

Thank you Sarah for an awesome reaction. Watching you react put a knot in my throat... and tears to my eyes. Awesome!

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure

470 weeks on the billboard top 100... album of the decade in the 70's.. I still love this album..

Not only is Pink Floyd my all-time favorite band but Dark Side of the Moon is without question my all-time favorite album. Loved your reaction and review. Please do more. You are great.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words 🙏

This women sarah has passion i liked watching you feel the music YAH bless i pray you know HIM.

Yeah. My favorite band. Glad to see younger ppl finding the gems from the 70s.

Hi Sarah 👋🏻 ive been waiting for you to do this one for a while now. Great reaction, watching your face as it hits you. This album just doesn’t age. Its message is always valid. The lyrics in Time as sharp as any surgeons knife cut through the listeners sensibilities every time. All you say is so true. Powerful stuff eh. Now looking forward to side 2! - great job and best wishes 👍🏻

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

the Album is powerful! stuff like this is evergreen, thank you so much for watching i am really glad you enjoyed it.

There are certain Bands like PF that somehow made music that is absolutely timeless. This album is a Masterpiece For The Ages. The summation of the album, is that the little moon blocks the light from a big sun, just like a little evil, can corrupt the soul. A little poison is lethal.

The engineer on this was Alan Parsons (he won a Grammy for it). He knew it was going to be special and so took the shifts of the other engineers so that he could work on all of it)

wow, wonderful to see you emerging yourself in "Dark Side Of The Moon." It is such a journey from track to track. When you feel comfortable it is well worth seeing the video "The Making Of Dark Side Of The Moon" (itself an experience to remember) you get to meet some of the people who's voices are sampled for the album, & how they achieved the "layering" of sound without the "gizmos" taken for granted in recording studios now.

Something about that 70’s music. 💕

So glad I could experience this with you for your first time, It was like getting to hear it for the first time again. I wish it were mine again. 30+ years ago. All Time Favorite Band!

thank you, sarah, for spending "time" with me. your reactions help me to understand myself, and others, better; mindfully, emotionally, and soulfully, too. you rock! and i guess i do too.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad!

Once upon a time, there was a Turkish Prison Biscuit named Ploppy who had always dreamed of traveling the world. One day, he decided to take the plunge and set off on an adventure to Hounslow, a town on the outskirts of London. As he arrived in Hounslow, Ploppy was immediately struck by the colorful sights and sounds of the bustling town. He wandered around, taking in the sights and sounds, when he stumbled upon the home of Danny La Rue, a famous drag queen. Ploppy was thrilled to meet Danny La Rue, who welcomed him into his home with open arms. They spent the afternoon chatting and enjoying tea and biscuits together. It was during this visit that Ploppy also met Mrs. Oliphant and Steve Waddler, who were staying with Danny La Rue. As they sat in the living room, Ploppy noticed that Steve Waddler was holding a hot water bottle. When he asked Steve about it, he learned that Steve had been feeling under the weather and the hot water bottle was providing some much-needed relief. Ploppy was fascinated by this concept and asked if he could try it for himself. Steve happily obliged, and Ploppy snuggled up next to him with the hot water bottle, feeling warm and cozy. As the evening wore on, Ploppy realized that he had found some wonderful new friends in Hounslow. He was grateful for the hospitality shown to him by Danny La Rue, Mrs. Oliphant, and Steve Waddler, and he knew that he would cherish these memories for a lifetime. With a full heart and a happy tummy, Ploppy said his goodbyes and set off on the next leg of his adventure, grateful for the new friends he had made and the wonderful experiences he had had in Hounslow.

Just like floating on a cloud!

Love your reactions, very authentic.

the sun is the same in a relative way but youre older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death! Classic...my favorite lyric of all time

One of the greatest albums of all time. I was there from the beginning, and have been listening for a long time. Wait till you get to 'The Great Gig In The Sky'. This album is a wonderous perception of what is human. This album is well worth looking into what and how it came into being.

This is my first time on your channel, Sarah. I am going directly to your take on Side 2. As many albums as they sold, they could have sold even more if they had had your emotional reaction to promote it with. It was really great! Thank you.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😊🙏

i have played my LP and CD hundreds of times. I cried with you.

It's been said before and I could not agree more-100, 200 years and beyond-people will continue to think of Pink Floyd's music as we do now with Bach and Mozart, as two examples. The "new" classical music, one masterpiece album after another. Music that has a profound effect on the listener. Thank you for another beautiful reaction and for listening to the whole album (one side at a time) at once-the way PF intended their music to be listened to-within a context, a storyline, a message.

DSOTM spent 736 consecutive weeks - that’s 14 years! - on the charts. Nothing has come close over the decades that have past

If Time doesn't get you, you're not old enough. Thank you for a beautiful reaction to an album I've known every beat to since I was five (thanks, mom) - but didn't quite FEEL the way it deserves until now, at nearly 40.

I first listened to this on it’s release in 1973 at the age of 13 , and fifty years later I’m still listening to it, it’s an absolute masterpiece

"On the Turning Away" live is a real wonder

Time... Give me chills every time I hear it

Nice reaction and I Can't wait for the next one, you have been floyded ...

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

@jrnlarsen4352

2 жыл бұрын

❤

This album changed my life

Carl Sagan should’ve just sent this record into outer space

My beautiful Sista, now you've been Baptist. This is one of most blissful albums ever created.

Of all the people who have first listened this album live on Camara you are the first to do it right and listen through all the tracks in order without breaking. The way the album is ment to be.

This album is still on the top 100 album chart remarkable since it was released before 1974

Love seeing people fall in love with my favorite band. Especially love how you reacted to the whole album. A lot of their albums are essentially one long song.

She whispered I Never said I was Frightened of Dying

My first concert ...! I was 14 when they played this album live!

I've never heard anyone describe The Great Gig as wailing, but that's the best description I've heard. Grief. I loved your interpretation of each song at the end. Perfect video.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to enjoyed it! Thank you so much

One of the three greatest albums ever recorded and produced and Pink Floyd also has another one of the two not menrioned!!

I love this song and Group. I realize how blessed I ve been. I've been. Lost for 11 days in the Forrest of Colorado. I was once broke down in the majove desert for over a week alone. I've had my main parachute tangle with my reserve due to it not cutting away properly. I just realize how blessed I've been In so many ways and situations.. Richard Darner

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Wow Richard, thanks for sharing. Life is a gift.

@spikerd808

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahDengler thank you. You are a very nice lady

@spikerd808

2 жыл бұрын

Did I also tell you that you are a pretty lady??

Beautiful reaction, and what a sensitive interpretation.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

Hi Sarah! Glad to see you did this. This album is one of the greatest if not the greatest album of all time. Thanks!

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! Thank you so much for watching

this album stayed on the charts for over 10 years

Hi Sarah. There is no better experience until you listen to Pink Floyd they are incredible.

i luv how the mere look on your face tells you recognize the impact of lyrics

From the first breath (Breath) to the 'Great gig in the Sky'[ and the 'Time' in between ! Best described as a life story told on one side of a vinyl album !

I’ve been waiting for this type of reaction!! Omg!! Girl you did good!!

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

You get it! They will take you on an emotional journey 🔥🙏

Time is an absolute masterpiece

You got it.......thank you

Thank you for reacting to side one of this classic LP! Did you know that this album was on the charts for top 100 albums in sales for more than fifteen years straight when it came out!! Great reaction, I look forward to your thoughts on side two! Peace!

I like how you were singing The Great gig in The Sky, in your head... ✌😎

Here's a bit of trivia for you: There is a fantastic movie called Tank Girl (a movie you should watch). In the movie Tank Girl befriends Jet Girl played by actress Naomi Watts. It turns out that Naomi's father, Peter Watts, was a road manager and sound engineer for Pink Floyd and it is Peter's voice that you hear in the background spoken bits throughout Dark Side of the Moon like "I've been mad for f**king years" and in The Great Gig In The Sky. Cool, huh? Now go watch Tank Girl. You're welcome.

I grew up with Floyd. Greatest musical influence in my life. I love your heartfelt reaction to this masterpiece of musical artistry, even though, as you mentioned, you've heard it many times before. It never dates. If I had any wish, it would be to hear this for the first time again.

Pink Floyd to me is music for the soul. They should have been their own genre for the music and lyrics they create in each and every masterpiece...

You got it in one. Life. Well done! Great reaction. Good to see someone with the patience to do the whole side in one go. Dark Side of the Moon is best album of its kind ever produced.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

It is one of a kind

Nice to see someone in the reactions listening to the whole album...I hope you get to their whole discography; it's a treasure...I've spent almost a half century with the group. My first prog group...:)

This album is part of my own identity as I sat in the studio watching it being born day after day being married to David. Listen to our son’s music Matthew Gilmour.

actually, the great gig in the sky is about death...in the first part of the song she is wailing not of grief but she's dying and cannot accept the fact that it is happening...in the second part where her voice is more mellow, she has accepted her unevitable fate and came to peace with it.

@SarahDengler

2 жыл бұрын

oh, thank you for that.

@wolfyklassen

2 жыл бұрын

When the band brought in Clare Torry to do the vocals for this track, they didn't give her any instructions other than describing the song as someone grieving their own death and slowly coming to terms with it. She belted this out in (I believe) one take, and this is what we were blessed with!

@scottmcelhiney323

2 жыл бұрын

@@wolfyklassen 3 takes and she then left saying you have what you need. Got paid 30 pounds and a beer... later sued for writing credits and they gave it to her. Well deserved. Pretty weird story as Robert Plant hired her to show up to their gig and it was brief and amazing.

@scottmcelhiney323

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, and mostly used the first take...

@renecordova325

2 жыл бұрын

Ivan Sokolic.... this album is about a man's journey thru life, from birth to death! The beginning is the birth pains of a woman! Then the child is told to breath. 'Gig in the sky' is the death of the mother. The child's journey continues until the end, his death!

Think pink floyd has a lesson for us all to learn , good reaction :)

mind expanding of posibilites of music and life

What I love about this album is they have taken us on our own individual personal journey

Sarah you know how to feel. Very emotionaly clued up!

What a ride across the galaxy.

I would suggest listening to this on vinyl. Eliminating the sound of jumping from one track to the next is one reason. Another is that Vinyl is really the best way to enjoy the missing robustness of all the sounds that's lost in a digital format. Definitely an album to enjoy when high on THC with the lights out with quality headphones on. It's quite an experience for the ears and mind that really never gets old.