FIRST TIME listening to PINK FLOYD - "Us and Them" Emotional REACTION
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Published 2023-05-30
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Original Video: • Pink Floyd - Us and Them (Lyrics)
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All Comments (21)
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Imagine that. An entire song without saying anything twice. No pop hooks. No rhyming a word to itself. Just meaningful content.
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The Dark Side of the Moon is one of the best albums ever produced! The songs blend from one to another telling a beautiful story of the human experience. It's best to listen all the way through. Also, the thing about Pink Floyd is when you hear this song for the 155th time, you'll get that same feeling and personally, listening to Pink Floyd always leaves me in a better place.
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What I like most about Floyd is how different they sounded than any other group of their era.
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Fun fact: Back in 1985, Junior year in High School, our chorus teacher was SO cool, he allowed us to choose one song (any genre we wanted) to rehearse and sing. We overwhelmingly chose this song. It was for our "Final Concert of the school year", and we nailed it. Granted, the only instrument we had playing it was piano. Someone (a Senior that year) had money, and owned a camcorder. The tape is packed away, but I offered to digitize it if he ever finds it. But this song is very special to me because of that performance. Edit: The very last part was about a homeless person being brushed off by someone walking by. The reply to asking for a handout was "Out of the way, it's a busy day. I've got things on my mind." The last line.... "For want of the price of tea and a slice" (something to eat and drink) "The old man died." (because someone wouldn't give them just enough change to buy tea and a slice (of bread, presumably)). Which infers that he starved to death.
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"War is when the government tells you who the enemy is...Revolution is when you decide that for yourself"- Ben Franklin
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Really appreciate that the younger generation feels connected to the music of my youth..
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This album is such a masterpiece. I'm a total thrash metal head but have always enjoyed Pink Floyd.
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I am an old man who was steeped in this music in the 1970's. I'm in the middle of your reaction and find myself crying like a baby at the shocking notion that young people are hearing music such as this for the first time.
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This album was on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart for over 17 YEARS straight! Far longer than any other album was on the chart without a break. That is because of how many people recognized the genius of the album and the feelings it inspired.
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Master musicians competent of critical thought and social commentary is why Pink Floyd is still resonate
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This is one of those albums that you can simply enjoy all of the songs. And all of them will give you a different feeling. Amazing work so many years later people are still taking this journey of a band that doesn't even exist anymore.
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I had a completely new and intense Pink Floyd experience this winter during the polar night, when I looked up at the sky and saw the Northern Lights dancing to these sounds. That was magic at its finest.
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Such a peaceful sounding song about such a horrible event. Took a few times listening to get the meanings behind the music. We didn't have lyric videos back in the 70s
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This song needs to be played on super loud sound speakers over all of Russia. Now!
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This song actually melts right into the next one, an instrumental called Any Color You Like. Just so you know, the last two songs on the album also run together and they should be listened to that way. Brain Damage and Eclipse.
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Nice reaction! That sax solo really hits deep. To me the end of the song could be about ex-soldiers living on the street (down and out) after struggling to re-join society because of the horrors of war they've experienced. They are invisible to the busy people going about their day, wrapped up in their own, safe lives. DSOTM is just a masterpiece.
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Did you notice at the end when they sang: “With (with, with, with, with) without. “ The without was the only time there was no echo or, continuation. Without. It’s final.
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EVERY interpretation is 'right'.... that is the genius of FLOYD ;)
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It's so fun to watch young people like you react to Pink Floyd for the first time. It takes me back to my college years in the 70's reacting the same way. Enjoy!
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For a song about war this gives me the most peaceful feeling of all songs in the dark side of the moon. Thanx for listening to pink floyd. Experiencing this again through other people's perspective is awesome.
