History has judged this album as one of the great artistic achievements of rock and roll. Glad you took the time to experience it the right way, as a complete album, a whole work of art.

You've been smiling for 56 minutes. This album was released on my 15th birthday, March 1 1973 and stayed on the billboard chart for a record 962 weeks and 14 x platinum. Those of us who were around from the beginning have been smiling for nearly 50 years.

The joy in your face as you listened to this masterpiece was fun to watch,

So refreshing to see a younger person being blown away by this piece of art and history from nearly 50 years ago. The heartbeat at the start and end means the album loops back round and starts again . Quite fitting as this album is eternal and will be played forever

For me the blend of Brain Damage and Eclipse is the most beautiful piece of music ever written

I'm 72 years old and I teared up watching your reaction to this. You mentioned a couple of times how great it must have been live and another commenter has recommended the 'Pulse' video of their 1994 performances at London's Earls Court arena ... that is my personal favourite also, but FOR GOD'S SAKE treat yourself to some decent over-ears headphones or, even better, a set of BIG floor speakers! The light show which accompanied 'Pulse' was the first time I had ever seen laser beams and HD image projectors used on stage and I was studying lighting design at the time ... it had a profound effect which I still remember, so it's not only the music ... Pink Floyd were also pioneers in large scale arena shows. You remarked about the female singer on 'Great Gig in the Sky', Clare Torrey. She was a London-based freelance vocalist called in for an hour's work at the Abbey Road studio where PF were putting the finishing touches to DSOTM. They were stuck for ideas about what to do with this track and decided some kind of vocals were required, but had nothing written. They didn't know Clare but the studio producer, Alan Parsons, did and said she was good at improvising. When she arrived, they played her the backing track and asked her to go into the sound booth and do ... 'something'. She did a few takes and what you hear on the album is an edited compilation of the 'best' bits. She was paid 30 pounds for her trouble and a taxi home! The saxophonist you admired on this recording was Richard 'Dick' Parry. In jazz, the sax is said to be the wind instrument with an emotional quality closest to the human voice. R (Australia)

As someone who's been a PF fan since the 70's, I really love seeing someone discover this amazing music for the first time. 50 years after the fact, I still find time to listen to some PF every week, and I still respond to it the way you are for the very first time. If you want to see the band in all their glory live, with the most amazing light show you'll ever see, try the PULSE concert. It's rapturous, and jaw-dropping. The 2nd half of the concert is The Dark Side of the Moon complete. Thanks for posting your reactions!

This was beautiful, you really got it. "We finished with the start" Perfect. This music can be with you for life, like it was for so many of us.

Pink Floyd translates through all generations and will be heard many centuries in the Future. A forever masterpiece, do the next album, Wish You Were Here like this, more thrills heading your way. 🎵

Bands are happy to get a album on the charts. Bands Are even happier to have that album to stay on the charts for a month or two. Dark Side of the Moon stayed on the charts for 736 weeks. That 14 years.

my opinion, one of the greatest albums of alltime..

This was definitely the best reaction to the full album I've seen. You have the requisite intelligence, musical ear and pathos to really grasp this. Impressed..I know you are gonna play this over and over for the next 40 yrs.,just like i still do

It's difficult to imagine how completely unique and groundbreaking this album was at the time. It has been nearly 50 years since the album has been release, and 50 years of music that has been influenced by this album. The sounds have been permeated and reverberated through so much music since then, and yet it still sounds fresh to this day.. Watching you enjoy this album has been truly enjoyable. I hope you smoked plenty of weed for this.

Exactly 50 years ago today I heard Dark Side of the Moon for the first time. I went to the Manchester Free Trade Hall where the band were playing. They opened with Dark Side, with quadraphonic speakers around the room. No one had any idea what they were playing because the album was still more than a year away. I was probably a bit younger than you. It changed my life and here I am 50 years absolutely thrilled to see you enjoying it the way I did when i first heard it. The day the album came out I went to my local record shop and waited for them to open the box after they loaded it off the truck. I then listened to the whole album probably 20 times in the next week. On headphones (a luxury back then.) If you want to hear what I heard look for Pink Floyd Manchester Free Trade Hall 1972 here on KZfaq. It was a work in progress, they hadn't come close to finishing recording it at that time. Now you've heard one of the best albums of all time, join me down the rabbit hole. You'll never get over this record. In 50 years maybe you'll be telling some youngster when you first heard it.

What an absolute MASTERPIECE of an album. Such a talented and brilliant group of musicians and songwriters. Pink Floyd’s attention to detail was extraordinary. We are only a few months away from the 50th anniversary of the release of this album.

I can never hear this album for "the first time" ever again, that was way back in 1973, but the next best thing was watching you react while hearing Dark Side Of The Moon for the first time. Thanks for the memories!

Alan Parsons who produced this album added so much to it's success. His albums with The Alan Parsons Project are well worth checking out also. I love your expressions in these videos, you really enjoy what you hear and get lost in the music. 🙂

Pink Floyd was my first concert in 1977 the Animals tour! Cleveland Stadium 80000 fans! When you start with Pink Floyd you can only go downhill from there!

Dick Parry plays tenor saxophone on Money and Us and Them; Clare Torry’s extraordinary wordless vocal adorns The Great Gig in the Sky.

It was an absolute joy to watch you discover this album for the first time. You truly understood the musical genius of it. Check out Wish You Were Here next, please!

I suggest you listen to their follow-up next - Wish You Were Here - it's almost as celebrated as Dark Side Of The Moon, and, somewhat unbelievably, almost as good.

I'm am older guy and have been listening to this album since it came out and still love it, start to end. Trust me when I tell you that decades from now, you will still marvel at its perfection.

I cried when it came out, and I still cry when I hear it nearly fifty years later. It has withstood the test of time better than I. You are a wonderful reactor. You take the time to listen carefully, and that way you understand what you are listening to. So, bravo!

Yes, it is incredibly well engineered. That is one part of why it is so good. It has such clarity and crispness, huge stereo separation and imaging, very high dynamic range, etc. And yes, the heartbeat travels round and round - on the album cover too. Do watch the live videos of each song I posted on the side 1 comments to get a full picture of the genius of the band. (unfortunately only 3 of the original 4 members are in the live version, as the lyricist and bass player, Roger Waters split from the group by that time) And watch the documentary with interviews of all the band and the photographer who designed the album cover.... Yes it's a saxophone. And in the live concert videos I posted on side 1, it is the same person as on the album playing the sax. And no it was not 4 or 5 different guitars playing, it was David Gilmour, playing on different tracks then mixed together. But live they can replicate the sound with only one extra guitar player. And no it was not reggae in Money. It was a blues/jazz inspired riff, but in an odd time signature - 7/8 time with lots of syncopation, and the drums use triplets extensively throughout the album. And those sounds you could not identify are an analogue synthesizer.... And they can replicate the chorus with only 3 backup singers on stage, live.

Saw them live in Munich Germany on their Dark Side of the Moon tour in 73 or 74. We left the concert early to get to Austria. I can remember standing on a balcony watching them playing Time. Good times been enjoying this album for over 50 years! Wow

The heartbeat fades in at the start and fades out at the end. Life.

This album was still on the top 200 album chart when I first got into it in the mid-late 80s.

I was lucky enough to be able to see Pink Floyd live at Earl Court London on their Division Bell tour. I was lucky enough to witness Pink Floyd play the entire album of The Dark Side of the Moon as the second set of the night. I was totally blown away, the slow realisation that they were actually going to play the whole album live was exhilarating. It was totally unannounced and was a complete surprise for everyone in the audience that night. do you want to know the good part VERDY channel...? you too can also watch the full concert too as Pink Floyd filmed the gig that night and made a live dvd called Pulse.

The Moody Blues "Days Of Future Passed" Album..It Was Also An Incredible Album & Groundbreaking At The Time..I Truly Think That You Would Enjoy It.

I'm glad to see you react to the whole album which is the way it was meant to be enjoyed that's the way we all listened to it when it first came out we would pass the pipe around sitting in the middle of the floor pass the pipe and turn it up loud and just listen this was in the early 70s while in the Air Force there was nine of us who lived together off base and some of the guys had been to Thailand and brought back some of the best stereo equipment made at the time so it sounded great glad to see you enjoying it great reaction

Thank you for the best reaction I've seen in a long time. That 56 minute long smile was so genuine and tells it all. Many reactors want to talk more than listen. This album is the GOAT!

I'm 64 and I grew up with this music. It's a shame they don't make music like this anymore.

Now, only now!! after listening to the complete Dark Side of the Moon, you have really been born!! That's what I felt the first time I heard it over 30 years ago, and every time I listen to it at least once a day...

I’ve listened to this album hundreds of times, beginning on the day it released almost 50 years ago. Nothing can ever take its place in my life and in my heart. Seeing your delight in hearing it for the first time touches me deeply. Thanks for listening all the way through as the band intended. Wonderful reaction, thanks so much. Do be sure to check out the 1994 live Pulse concert. One of the best if not the very best rock concert ever staged, including the entire DTOTM album performed live - and some of David Gilmour’s best guitar work ever!

The seamless transition between songs and heartbeat at the start and finish was very well suited to the 8-track continuous play tapes of the day. Once you put the cartridge, in it could repeat several times before you noticed. It was considered good manners to only change the cartridge during the heartbeat.

Now that you have discovered this masterpiece it can be with you throughout your life. Things like , jobs , places you live, friends etc will change , problems will arise, but you can always listen to this again and it seems to ground you . At least thats what I find , after being a regular listener since the day it came out. Enjoy for years to come

You have a great attitude and it's nice to see you appreciating this music so much. I'd like to recommend the follow up to this album like others have, Wish You Were Here. In my mind a worthy and equal accompaniment to Dark Side. The entire album is a tribute to their former singer and guitarist Syd Barrett, who was removed from the band due to his deteriorating mental state, made worse by his rampant psychedelic drug use. A very sad story, and one that was revisited several times, most notably in their album and movie The Wall. Knowing the stories behind Wish You Were Here make the album very impactful. The lyrics to Shine On You Crazy Diamond are especially sad, and quite literal. Roger and Syd were childhood friends, and the band loved him dearly. "Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun Shine on you crazy diamond Now there's a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky Shine on you crazy diamond" But in the end they seem to have given up on him, and frustrated by his erratic behaviour, simply didn't pick him up for a show one night, and that was it. He was out. I think that they were all haunted by that callous and cold move. "Well you wore out your welcome with random precision" "Come on you target for faraway laughter Come on you stranger, you legend, you martyr, and shine" While recording the album an overweight and bald man wandered into the studio. No one knew who he was, or why he had no eyebrows. After a long time they realized it was Syd. They spoke with him a short time, trying to connect, but it was hopeless. Members of the band were shook, and in tears seeing the state of him. He never recovered, and died in 2006. It's not just a good album due to the heavy topic, the music is some of their best. Shine On is a masterpiece. If you choose to not do the album, I'd at least recommend the song from their Pulse show.

Any Colour You Like always gives me chills too. I love how it brings the album back up toward something more hopeful.

I loved your reaction to this album. I can say personally for me, there is nothing Pink Floyd has produced that isn’t great and unprecedented! The arrangement of sounds, the stories and messages are all epic. I’m glad you played the entire album through. Next one should be “Wish You We’re Here”. I am glad I joined your channel. You are thoroughly enjoying your musical journey and I’m glad we all can be a part in it watching the joy you get from such great music! CC

After listening to this album for over forty years , I honestly think it it the greatest album ever , I cannot fault anything on it .

It's simply a pleasure to watch someone appreciate music a grew up with and it shows on your face how much you like it as well. Thank you.

it was wonderful to spend nearly an hour with you experiencing this album for the first time. it has so much "ear candy" that it is hard to concentrate on the lyrics on your first listen. i would suggest listening again on your own while reading along with the lyrics to get the full impact of this masterpiece. it says so much about who we are and what we are doing here. thank you for a fantastic reaction.

The band is named as a tribute to two old black rhythm & blues musicians from North Carolina, USA, PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council. They are beyond a doubt the cerebral band of rock!

I used to visit a local record store almost every week back in the 1980's and 1990's. The store was owned by a guy who had worked in the record business since the 1960's. We were talking about this album in the late 1990's, and he picked up a copy of the CD and shook it "at me" for emphasis and said _"This is Beethoven's 5th [Symphony] of Rock'n'Roll. This will still be selling long after I'm dead!"._

"Animals" is an extraordinary experience when you have a chance. As a fan of Pink Floyd, thank you for listening to the albums and not just the songs.

I got this album for Christmas in 1973, I was 14. I’ve listened to it probably more than a thousand times since then, I know every note and every lyric and I still get chills and tears every time I hear it. The lyrics speak to me more and more the older I get and for me every track is better than the preceding one. It spent 930 weeks on the Billboard 200 album chart and so far has sold 45 million copies. It was great knowing what was coming when you didn’t and I really enjoyed your reaction. You really ‘got’ it.

.."for want of the price, of tea and a slice, the Old Man died." ( always makes me sob, cry and weep)

What can one say? Pop/rockmusic reached its pinnacle on 1st March 1973 when this album was released. Ofcourse: there have been great songs and albums before Dark Side Of The Moon and many great ones after. But this really is the one that tops them all. In every way possible. Even 49 (!) years after its release, there is not a note or a word that feels dated or out of time. The prove is given by the expressions of this young woman during this reaction. Many of us have had the same experience and it doesn't matter if it was in 1973, 1978 (when I first heard this record as a whole), 1991 or today in 2022. Hell, they'll probably feel the same way in another 49 years from now.

Your love for the music shines through on your face! I found myself making the same faces as you and I've heard this album 100's of times! Very genuine reaction! KZfaq is going to love you. I would suggest Floyd's Wish you were here next.

I have no idea of your plans for your life but after watching you react to Dark Side of the Moon, it’s clear to me that you have the heart and soul of an artist.

There is absolute genius in the artistry of this masterpiece, but also in a very young Alan Parson's mixing. Will never be repeated.

My oldest son is 28 youngest is 24 both Floyd fans I still have a pristine lp of this and 400+ of the 70s best... I raised them on the best......

Please watch the Pulse concert on KZfaq. They play the entire Dark Side of the Moon album as well as other great songs. One of the best live performances ever.

Since I was 14 years old start to listen to Pink Floyd and first time fall in love with the music and was part of my life every single day . Now I'm 58 years old and still enjoy the music and have the same felling .

It was like watching a kid opening a Christmas Gift seeing a young person listening to Dark Side of the Moon ... Great Reaction :)

Welcome to my generation. We hung out in the woods, smoked weed, drank beer, smoked cigarettes. laughed and loved near the fire. We had such a good time in the 70's. Of course, Darkside of the Moon was on, too. One of the best, or perhaps the best, albums ever recorded. The Wall is amazing, too.

When people talk about a concept album, it means that all the songs that compose it, have a point that connects them together, like the hub of a bicycle wheel, connects all the spokes of this wheel. The central theme of this album is: “WHAT DRIVES PEOPLE CRAZY”. (BREATHE); If the performance required in life can drive people crazy. (ON THE RUN); If the frantic rush of life can drive people crazy. (TIME); If the fleeting aspect of passing time can drive people crazy. (THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY); If the thought of the inevitable end (death), can drive people crazy. (MONEY); If love, or lack of money can drive people crazy. (US AND THEM); If the abusive hierarchy between color, power or wealth between US AND THEM can drive people crazy. (ANY COLOR YOU LIKE); If the illusion of being able to choose can drive people crazy. (BRAIN DAMAGE); If the many rules of life (keep off the grass), or the fear of losing your mind can drive people crazy. (ECLIPSE); Since our influence in this world comes down to what is within our reach, "All that you touch, see, taste, love, do, say, etc" then even though the brightness of the sun may be eclipsed by the darkness of the moon.

I've seen these guys twice. The first time they played a scattering of earlier songs, "Echoes," " One of These Days...". Then they played the entire DSOTM. The second time they again played the entire DSOTM Then they played the entire WYWH about 2 months before it was released. Both concerts were GREAT.

The 1994 The Division Bell concert tour had an amazing setlist, the final four shows at Earls Court London were filmed and recorded. It became their third live album and a film you can get on DVD and Blu-Ray in 5.1 DTS. Both are known as 'Pulse.' The Deluxe set includes the full Dark Side Of The Moon setlist from two shows where they performed the full album live for the first time since 1974. This was the most expensive, most elaborate concert performed to date, it was also the most profitable, they pioneered many technologies, not only was the album available in Quadraphonic sound, they played it live that way in concert. The DVD or Blu-Ray is worth it at any price, because unless you were there, just this video will likely be the best concert of your life. It also features the greatest guitarist doing the greatest guitar solo and you get to watch him play it live in front of an audience with stage effects that still astound the viewer 30 years later. The Pulse videos are on Pink Floyd's channel and are widely reacted to.

Great reaction. I've listened to this album many times since it came out but it's always great to watch someone hearing it for the first time.

Your beautiful face says it all. So glad you enjoyed this masterpiece! Subscribed!

You did an excellent job reacting to Pink Floyd's "Dark side of the Moon." I agree with all my fellow viewers, this is how you listen to Pink Floyd, in it's entirety. It's pleasing to see that you and your generation will carry the tradition of Floyd into the future. Well done. 🎶🎵

Your thoughts on this album are spot on, your love of the voices guitars Sax vocal harmonies bass, are exactly what a fell in love with when I was 15 in 1975 hearing the album for the first time So nice to see young people enjoying this music that is nearly 50 years old, but still sounds fresh and exciting as it was for me and millions of other people with good music DNA, young lady you know epic music when you hear it for the first time, it never leave's your soul, please carry on there is so much fantastic music out there to explore.

It’s such a great joy to see a younger person such as yourself enjoy the music of my time . I’m 64 now and still play lead guitar in a Led Zeppelin cover band with Gibson Les Pauls and JCM 800 Marshall full stack amps to still get that Jimmy page tone. Rock on my friend .

From Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. It's a wise decision to listen to Pink Floyd, especially the full "Dark Side of the Moon" album. When I was a high school student, I was surprised to hear this album. And I was very disappointed to know that they had a concert in Sapporo the previous year, but in 1988 I was able to participate in live performances at the Nippon Budokan and Yoyogi National Stadium in Tokyo, which is still a wonderful experience. I think. Finally, I should add that I am a big fan of BABYMETAL 😄

I've been listening to this album since 1980 when I first discovered it, and I'm still learning new things about it.

Analog synthesizers were used extensively on this and all PF albums. These guys were so ahead of their time that now rap artists sample their music extensively. Enjoy

Welcome to my generation, this album came out when I was in my 20's and then and now is just incredible. I lived through the 60's and 70's the golden era of Rock and Roll. Glad you have experienced this, It tends to change peoples outlook of what good music is. It is said one must experience the album as a journey and I think you have done so. Congrats

It was so lovely watching you listening to this! I remember my first time and it changed me for life ❤ Can I suggest that you listen to 'Wish You Were Here'? Another very emotional album by Pink Floyd.

The saxophones on this album & Wish You Were Here are played by Dick Parry, an acquaintance of David Gimour's and Cambridge jazz scene days. Dick guested on Pink Floyd concerts and can be seen on video on KZfaq

I applaud you for taking the time to LISTEN to the entire album, and UNDERSTAND how amazing it, and Pink Floyd, really is. BRAVO! 👏👏

I love your take on this great album, it’s been one of my all time favorites. It’s turning 50 now and I still have vinyl that I bought in 1973. Your smile gave me smile

For me the heartbeat is just an invitation to start it all over again. Something I have done for almost fifty years now. Never get tired of it.

Love your videos! 😊 Makes me reconnect with tunes again seeing how much you enjoy them. Floyd are timeless. 💙❤️

Brilliant review. You get it. The Dark Side of the Moon is a rock masterpiece that has stood the test of time. It is art. Beautiful musical art.

Loved your reaction Verdy. "Wish you were here" is also an undeniable masterpiece. As well as all Floyd's other works. I would like to see your take on these also.

"Us and Them" to the end is one of the greatest climaxes in western art history. It's right up there with Beethoven's 9th (obviously not in compositional complexity, but in terms of emotional impact, it's on that level).

Great to see yet another generation appreciating and enjoying and blissing out to this absolute classic album. There are some superb documentaries on the making of this album which, if you're interested in the history of music and how new sounds (early analogue synths, multi-track recording, loops, etc) get invented, are all worth watching. This is one of the best - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtBkkpCczZOvoJs.html . You have a wealth of Pink Floyd to explore so looking forward to more reactions over the coming years! PS You missed the last few seconds (we all have missed this the first few tmes!) where the voice (which belonged to an Irish janitor at Abbey Road studios) says "There's no dark side of the moon really. As a matter of fact, it's all dark." You'll hear it the next time you play this album (best with headphones, in a dark room, 45 minutes of relaxation). The lyrics of all the songs are worth reading too.

It gives me so much joy seeing you enjoy the music I grew up with 50yrs ago. Pink Floyd: Meddle I think you would really enjoy. Live in Pompei is the best.

You just Cant go wrong with The Pink Floyd:) The Music is Beautifully orchestrated and the Lyrics are super meaningful as well

I'm in my 60s and I love this reactions. Here are a few other "perfect" classic Rock albums for you... Abbey Road (Beatles) Boston (Boston) Rumors ( Fleetwood Mac) Led Zeppelin III ( Led Zeppelin) Sticky Fingers (Rolling Stones) Back In Black (AC/DC) Eagles Greatest Hits ( Eagles) enjoy!

This album is a thing of beauty. Especially "Us and Them."

There was so many great artists and bands back then like Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Deep Purple, ZZ Top, Creedance Clearwater Revival, AC DC, Bad Company, Uriah Heep, Hot Tuna, Grand Funk Railroad, Santana, Ten Years After, Doobie Brothers, Yes, Jimmie Hendrix, Cream and so many more so your just getting started

Really was great to see a younger generation enjoy our 70’s music. You had a smile on your face throughout the whole album . Very refreshing…

Your comments on the mixing makes me give a shout out to the great Alan Parsons, the engineer for this album and a great artist in his own right. I love this album. For more mind blowing music I would suggest Emerson, Lake andPalmer, my personal all time favorite 70s band.

I am enjoying YOU very much!!!! Pink Floyd is on KZfaq just like YOU are!!! Live!!!! Concerts!!!! Yes that is a Sax!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!

I bet I’ve watched 25 different people react to this album. This was, by far, the most honest, genuine and entertaining of all of them. The look on your face reminds me of the same way I felt when this album was first released. Great job!

I'm jealous. What I wouldn't give to be young, sitting in my room & hearing "The Dark Side of the Moon" for the first time! ☮

Greatest album of all time.

Of all the amazing things they do musically/ technically/ atmospherically, the Boys of Floyd could really lay down the jam when they wanted to. I actually wish they did more of that to be honest.

I love Your reactions Verdy...This is a classic Album, for sure. Great analysis. Thanks. RONNIE AYRSHIRE SCOTLAND.

"Big Pink" as I like to call them. I saw them twice, 1st time 1971 in Chicago, IL. in the Chi. Auditorium, seating capacity about 3,200 tops. They were playing "Dark Side" in its infancy, they had speakers lining the walls all around hall spaced at about 25 to 30 feet about. The house engineer would use a joystick to make the sound drift back and forth and around. It was so amazing to witness the audience, there reaction was, well you really be challenged to put it words. You may not believe it but in my opinion everybody was stoned and hearing something and orgasmic was...I can remember that concert like it was yesterday. Sidebar: when we went to pickup my car in the garage, the attendant who drove it down wouldn't accept a tip, he just thanked us for a couple brownies that were in the car. Yes magic ones...Peace!

That's the Great Dick Parry On the Saxaphone, Great Reaction & Beautiful Smile!

Love your face when you are really vibing with a tune, love your reactions, the same feelings we all had on first listen

Us and them is my favorite Pink Floyd song, glad you like it :) And that is a saxophone. The way the songs just flow into the next one... It's an awesome experience...

You mentioned "Comfortably Numb", that album "The Wall" also needs to be heard from one song to the next, the whole album at once, it is a story with meaning across all the songs.

Dark Side of the Moon has fantastic single songs in it... some of my favorite of all time. But it is meant to listen to from front to back, exactly the way to you did. That's the only way to truly understand the brilliance of it. And the greatest thing? You hear new things every time you listen to it again.

In Money, notice how the energy picks up after the sax solo, when the band shifts from 7/4 to 4/4.

When i was a kid in the late 70's i would place a pillow on the floor and speakers on each side (didnt have headphones) and smoke a joint and lay down on the pillow and take flight and repeat the whole album several times, my favorite album of all time! Thanks for the reaction.

I case you might interested, the jazz equivalent to Dark Side of the Moon is Miles Davis’ “Bitches Brew.” It’s equally as contrapuntal and trippy through perhaps not as accessible to most people’s ear. I absolutely love both albums.