Australian Girl's FIRST TIME hearing Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

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Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
00:02:02 - Speak to me
00:03:10 - Breathe (in the air)
00:05:12 - On the run
00:09:36 - Time
00:17:50 - The great gig in the set
00:22:48 - Money
00:29:22 - Us and them
00:38:14 - Any colour you like
00:42:10 - Brain damage
00:46:45 - Eclipse

[davsaltego]

This is not just an album; it’s a piece of art that will last forever.

[bradc]

To say that "It's just so futuristic" about an album released 50 years ago, shows you just how far ahead of their time Pink Floyd actually was.

[Lawyerman]

Dark Side of the Moon is one of the greatest rock albums of all time.

[steviejustamann]

Gday from NZ. Im 73 now and i played this to my mum and she loved it . God bless her soul. Love to all !

[armadillotoe]

This album was on the Billboard Top 200 for over 18 not weeks, not months, but years. Pink Floyd will always take you on an emotional journey.

[paulmccallion]

I am 71 years old so when this album came out I was 18. Great to see young people enjoying an album that I have heard at least 2000 times . brilliant ! ❤ 50:52

[IggnantOG]

Im 65. Been listening to Pink Floyd all my life and I still get goosebumps.

[atahualpaAtahualpa-ol]

Pink Floyd safe my life, in my hour of need. They are beyond music, they are a messangers of clarity, and hope.

[TheCornishCockney]

“I’ve never heard of Dark Side of the Moon.”
😳
God, I feel old.

[TexasWpodApe]

My older brother dropped off this album for me to listen to at my parent's house just after it was released in America.
He had his own home just about a mile away in a different neighborhood than my parents. Less than 2 hours later I was knocking on his door, getting there on foot.
I handed him his album back when he open the door. He protested, "No, no you can keep it for a few weeks to listen to if you want."
I told him, "Roscoe, I have already bought one for my own."
I had a hi-fi syatem, bean bag, and some mood lights that went perfect with this great album.
I must confess, the 1970s was the greatest decade to be a part of.
Thank you Pink Floyd and thank you Roscoe, my big brother.

[dennisueland]

Saw an interview with David Gilmour in which he said he was jealous of people who get to hear Dark Side of the Moon for the first time

[tonyciriello]

At 68 years old I feel privileged to have grown up listening to Pink Floyd. The best rock band ever. I built my own speakers just to get the impact of the opening heart beat. I still have them. You have to listen to this album in a studio with a killer sound system to really get it. Since you seemed so impressed you need to listen to all the albums. You won't regret it and my find yourself listening to them a lot. Timeless.

[angharaddenby]

This is not an album of 10 songs - it is ONE track in ten parts. It basically tells the life story of each of us.

[TallBob]

When the piano started Great Gig in the Sky, she said Ooh, piano I like where this is heading. I was thinking, oh honey, you have no idea where this is heading. LOL

[johnwilliamson]

Don’t talk!
Don’t listen!
Feel!
She’s beginning to experience the magic!

[dmears]

Those guys were musical geniuses, glad to see it transfers across musical generations.

[boxmouth]

The fact that this is over 50 YEARS OLD is mindblowing

[leaflee]

The band told the women who sang on Great Gig In The sky (Clare Torry) to go in to the booth and just do what she felt suited the music, when she finished she said she was embarrassed with her performance, but the rest of the world was in left open mouthed in amazement!

[bunion]

Waters, Gilmore, Mason, Wright, Clare Torry, Richard Parry (sax) and the incredible Alan Parsons. You lot made history. Thank you a million times over.

[jereyoung]

You'll LEARN to love this album because once you understand the lyrics you'll cry & understand the arc of your life once you're twice your age. God bless